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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
me Bald Knobbor onlsT o Hang

JEFFERSON CITY, Me-, NV. l3.-rhs
State Supreme Court yesterday con
hFmed the sentence Of death passed
upon William walker, oLe Of the chief,
Of the Christian County band Of Bald
kno6bers, which, IN March, 1857, muT
dsred CHARLES Green and James EieL
ear Chadwick, In that county.
Walker and three other members o.
the outlaw gang were convicted Of the
murder and appealed the case to THU
court. There Is no donbt that all three
cases will be determined the same way,
a they were al convicted On the same
evideuce. The court hKed the day ol
execution for Friday, December IS 1888
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Thus am doubly AImed-my death and
life,
My bans and antidote are both before
me-
Whether to sit alone suffering with neu-
ralga
Or buy one bottle Of EalyatIon OIL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

James Hamilton was srresiel
evening by Constable Dllllni on 3 y
charge, II seems that the prlsont5I
Ma brother occupied farms neal
wood, aud became indebted to = !, " X
man IN his city to the amount Of
Come time ago this gentleman u
that the men were unreliable, ald I
ing that there was no Other gAy y
ting his money had an execution +
and a levy made oa their P.Eaons1 ~
erty consistiny Of horses, cows, ~
implements, s., After tho ,. ! Ivy Y,
made they removed GelyllleR ~
to Maryland, leaving but IiLt .,.. 70 y, y
A warrant was therefore ls'Ael ~ =
arr st on a charge o. Larceny d, ,n =
and the prisoner WAS taken y :, u :
The remaining goods were sun -
sale this N InlDg.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Lines dedicated 10 the memory AZ Eiw
DllWorth, who died suddenly II lows. Dc
toDef 70, while whiting relAlVeL
Another liAk 10 broken In cur family chain
Another ,i III is added to tia, golden chain
For Jssus il his mercy stopped and took her
And said come. weary one, and rest with
me in that beautiful land.
he Willed not that her spiris pure should
pids the storms Of lie,
But without momenvh warning bid her 70
IT'S g hard Z give thee up and lay thee in
the tomb
But Jesus ha1 lain there and dispslisd all
theeloom.
Yet, can We murmur when We think what
trials might be thine,
Whon time had brought thee older ySaJ
aud all It's cares were thine;
Thy parents and dear ones greatly mourn
thy lols, but could they see thee now
In thai bright land who're sorrow okn ne'sf
shade thy peaceful brow.
Oh could thor hear that loved ors'a volse
would she not saam to say,
weep not that 1 am taken 70 . brighter
For here IN ihlI brlsh. lard no sorrow can
No pain OF uffsrins ever be known in tnis,
my heavenly homo.
Then, dear sister. fare thee well, wen try
lot mourn thy fate,
Bat try TO meet thee on that shore tina,
loads TO the Celestial aa.0,
FOR tho thy iotm is resting meath the cold
and mpuldeFlnH olay,
Thy epifit pure II hspp7 awaiting the res
direction day.
rhen farewell dear parents. l thought 10
your declining years 70 be your stay,
But Goa 10 his omnipOtsnsO mas tAk0n me-
AwAyj
80 loved ones lean on nothing earthly, bul
look 10 q on high,
nigh.
A 1 nuInn EInrnn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
FIFTH EDITIOi


" D'ol Oolleke q Au,l
=. Dulhane cloWArd IA, No.
ss II,,I for the last i've 10 w OSs0
1eonnR pans for tbs sS,.h Wons
CONSERVATORY Of Music IN , XVI Y
The third floor Of The M. WI, q
HUI building has been Nv ssr, W
row being nicely fitted mn aTa
purposes. Mr.. OloWsrd " ~, w
operate this school on ths ,, T5.p (
are those In the larger oitiss !,
secure the beat teachers m pt,i ~
u possible. Voice culture, p J,,a
residing, harmony, violin p pnS
az tne popular branches Of nm,
DO taughtin Ihls school, " "us
One Of the principal fs,,r,..
the Introduction OF The c'a,S,. NV
which means two and ian, s
formed into . class and ara XXX pu
reoeive instruction i;5m ia m NY
petent teachers At a low aI1,s'
Friday evening will bs dsvo,.
primary singing GLASS abloS
directed by hr. OlowArd, nj,
Intended for those who havSnsS
me least experience In 1ln,is.
OlowArd will not only leaaS "A
Tudiments Of music bu, Mi ~
watch the developing Of tbs yoIc
Tuesday evening vi bs H..
the public sight TesllaR o',s,
VIII DO under the direction tfy,l
RhoAds. Tbls class is Lr M
have had considerable ern,,is|
sinR inR but have raygr At,n n
study the Iudlmenls Of ms.lo i
olLss will DO Of special aAyaptsSs
choir singers
MI. edward otfsrs eYo,llfr, n
monts In these Departments. an,
Ing " for thirteen lensonslr ,Is (.
GLASS, and b2,tO for thirteen ls,.I
the advanced or sight resl!rg n,
The school will be thros n ann
public on Monday, Novgm0er D
one desiring 10 enter Ire nm
Wishing further intorms,los !
communicate with Mr. Olog,fl
tsaohers will be Announced il
days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

On Monday MI WlliiAm Knoll
siding near Hill SIDE mil, 0hrl
Hundred, was hauling 3 lOAa Of
down the hill with a pail OIL ySIy
able horses. One Ct them VS.
and did MOI bold the WGgcu back
should have done. This thIeS \
pressure on the mare which RiA1
went around until the team, y
WAg0p, wood and OIL. somersFu!ldI
a s.one wall Zine feet TO tbs b
AID fTom thence down q bAnE
Rect farther. The wood Was thio'
and the wagon turned over two af
I mes.
The horses we're very much gu
noI seriously. Mr. Kaotts sl.o
down With the wreck aul received
iuIuries Abou. the shou defl III
who WAS with HIN, was thrown q
feet, receiving several cuts ADJ
head, and when he was picked ~
vas diving very freely Bal
wreck yAs, II was the general q
mat Il was q miracle that more O
was NOT done. The colt was q very
able animal, Mr.. Knotts having
5000 for ID.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14


N1s. ] and D. Pair OF dark gray hors s.,
and years old, 10 hands high, weighs 2, 709
pounds; close mated; an extra pair Of draft
g. DarK gray horse, coming years old
!PeTcheron stoskl 70 81 hands high, weighs
l,al pounds, chunky built smooth made,
good bone and feet; will make good express
4. strawberry roam mare, years old. IS "a
hanls high, weighs /, 5j pounds, with fOal
by good horace any farmer Wishing a good
6. Chestnut sorrri maze. years Old. Is !
hands high, weighs l. 100 pounds, wtll.hred,
goei driver; with fosi by troitlns bred horse,
9 Light gray horse, years old, 10 hands
high, weighs 1, ID pounds; extra good driver.
4. BrOwa mare, years Old, Is S.4 hands
high, weighs / $50 pounds; for an ali'purpose
s. Grey horse, coming years Old. IS ~
hH1ta high, iRhs DO pounds; chunky
built, smooth made and an extra nice one for
al purposes.
81 Black horse, years old. Is 10 hands
hlEn; wcishs I, 100 pounds, viii make good
bu tiness horse,
". nay, horse, L 81 hands high. 5years
Old weighs 1, 30 pounds, extra nice family
OF business horse, we'll broke single or double.
II. Gray mare. co ming years Old, tPerch-
etdn stock Is hands high, weighs $40 lbs.
p. DARK bay horse, I years old, 10 hands
| hlth, weighs 20 pounds; tx ra nice driver,
| EU1d coach or family horse,
| ID and D. Pair light sgrrel horses and q
] years Did, % hands high, weigh So pounds,
/ gg9d bone and feet, extra pair Of draft horses.
T.. Red sortel, years Oh l5S hands hish,
I Wiig hs ?, $50 pounds, good b mt and feet, and
! All tAlIA EHul WORKER or uFlNtf.
! 10, Chestnut Uorrel horse, lax name and
| tan, " ars Old IS 3-4 hands high, weighs
| l,pJ pounds, good b. ne and muscle; will
| maxi 8 good carter.
H. Light gray horse, years old IS g.
| htEde high; weighs ], 100 ,. unds, PAGES IL
slddlg; nice handy horse In hn ness.
~, bay horse, years old, Is 10 hands high
agGOd chunk.
is, Brown horse, years old, IS a. hand
high, weighs /, $50 pounds, shows lots Of style
Nlli NAB good driver.
y and n. Fair Of sOrrel horses, and
years old, l6hands high, weigh 2 2d0 pounds
| lbis OF stNle, good aC.grs, drive like one horse
VII make &C Ialnily team; fearless OF al
objects.
u. Bright hay horse. S years old, IS
Iands hi. il, weighs 40 pounds; extra goo
| 1ll-purpOse horse.
"a. brown horse 5 years old, 10 hands high
weighs ], l5g pounds good driver, rides We
| Under SADDLE.
"A. bay horse, (ClyiesdAle SOCK year
Via lat sptinR, weighed ], 365 pounds VII
shipped, good chunk; fer draft purposes
hard 10 bat,
% and 20, Pair of bay horses, Byears Old,
hau4s nigh, weigh &, go 20 nis, Tor a dra
lt9n can be beat; near horse good Leader
NJ po5ippnelnemt On a count Of weather
credit Of utuHtY days Will he given mteFc
added and apprU we'd CudoTscr.
JtsTER and MCDANIEL.
l., W, STIDnAM and SON, AuctlOnttrs.
nl4-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
A Mad BOG IN Indiannpolls,

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IS "A hound
owned By Patrick Walsh evinced symp
toms Of hydrophobiA this morning. II
attacked Miss Cora Walsh, aged is
years, biting both her arms. When Mr.
Walsh went TO the rescue one Of his
hands was badly bitten. In Q mad
digit through the city, with several
policemen In pursuit, shooting 81 II, tn,
dog bit fully ATTY animals, and finally
attacked = small child, tearing ont oBi
Of the little fellows ohseks and destroy
ing IN eye. Tue dog was not killed III
after = chase Of tao miles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

mWhst srstAins the Del el l.,'t !
was ably debated Of 3 u .e'' ~
msmters Of Industry Lodge, E w.
%. u W, Lass nigh. by P'o, Z h
a 4 4; polds and Professor / b.! ,, Y !
A large mum Der Of mem ,'.. nv lt'r M
lod az wsTe present. After lIs lI "a
"S,onIped the debate was oonI " Y,
E FHrra's ice cream plrIoIs, VL''
Irpahmepts were served
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

MEDIA, Nov, 10 A driving horEt
belonging TO q Mr.. Fox, OF LAnsdoHne
bsoAme frightened OF = dog aud started
on . run up the TAIlrosd. When Il
reached lss bill lac over Darby Greek .
passenger train WAS coming on 10 the
bridge nom the opposite direction. The
horse turned on seeing the train, and
jumping from the side OF the bridge
landed in u Q rocky TAvine seventy feel
below aud was dashed 10 pleoss,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

seventeen Years nom = Skin Disease
Could not Walk or Dress mysolf. A
mAss OF Disease from Head to Foot
Cured In sight WesRs By the UuucuEa
RemedisA
Al the hge Of three months rash (which
aiterwaNds proved 10 be eczema or salt rheuml
made ~ appearance on my face physician
was calltd. He said tCcthlng was the cause:
he prescribed some cooling medicine, but the
sores spluAd % my cars aud head. Another
". ID. was called He protested 10 know ali
prescribed gunpowder, birthstone, and lard
mixed no sAlNt; but tht srnae continued
Thev c2pld not do anything w3th 70. Another
prescribed hnrnN, wat r. and hour; another,
llns,ed bOulticci. More uf theln a d me any
good a ~ but made ne worse: The
arms and legs, TN / whs lNAi w entirely,
anu RON continually sitliug On the floor On
pluoN my limbs {, nirart. so that lost all
control Of them, and vas utterly helpless.
My mother would have to IN me out aud into
htl, could get around the house on D y
hands sud feet, nUt / could no; get my clothes
on At all, and had 10 wear a sort or dTessing
! gown. Nv half had an matted IN or fallen
| Oh, ann NY head, face, ami ears were on,
scab, and had TO have a towel ON my head
| al the line In summer To Keep the nias on .
/ sly par tni5 consulted prominent physician
| siclAns before mentioned were or Dundas and
| Hamilton, Canada. lie said he could do
nothing Tor me. He wanted 70 cut the siucws
| Of my NEs, SO that could walk but ! would
not lct hln, Tor II iid get better l would
/ have r u control Of them.
| The i l-ease continued in this rnaUntruntI,
| ! was seventeen Hrs o 4, and one day IN
| Jauuaty 1870, ] read an account IN thg Trih.
/ mt, u your 9TH UHA REEELIEs. Il de.
/ scriheI my case So exactly that / thought, As
| a last d, sort, to give them n IiRl.
| Mhsh ] hTst applied them ! was all raw
| and BLEEDING, from scratching myself but
| went tb Hletp almost Immediately, something
| had mot done for years, the effects was SO
| soothing.
In about two weeks could stand straight,
but ndt walk, I was SO weak, bus my s0res
| v, re- dearly wei Ag nearas can Judge the
! GTTICUUA REMEDIES cured mo An abnUt siK
10 ClENt weeks, and p to this date / q, from
JanusTy, 1873 to January 1870 1 have not
| been Eck ia ans way. ar have had the IgAsi
| signs fihe disease reappsUing on me.
", J, MCDONALD.
| NS2 Dearborn ST., Chicago H., June 20 81.
soIdeyerywnsre. Prfrp. CuTIgUpA. Noe
| SOAR. 25c. RasOLVHRT, e. prFplred by
l the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.
/ Boston, Mass.
~ Send for "How TO Cure skin Diseases =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

CINCINNATI. Nov. 1s.-An eKAnainA-
tlOn Of the ballots In Boone, Campbell
KeRton and Pendlsson Counties, 10 the
sixth Kentucky District, shows that
7 SOC pfrfornted tickets were cast for
Hon. John g. Carlisle. His me- ority in
the entire district Was 6.05l, 30 that Il
20 further Besrcb 10 made there are
enough tAllots to defeat him u II shall
be declared upon contest that these PSF
FoFated ballots AFe void.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

The gTpatest eye medicine on earth
curing hundreds Of sore and indamed
eyes, red and graduated eye lido, and
weak eyNs, every year. We refer 10 Mr..
Turner, d Hockessin, Mr.Rumor on Pop
lar st., Amos Brown, near Stanton, be
sides mplly others, all remarkable cures
Perfectly sure, very reliable, Supplied
In % and Soc bottles. Main depot An and
King strehts. Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
DInD.

0RAY-Un tho 18th inst, OathAins, wife
Of mss Gray, aged about eB Yeas
Relatives Aod friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral ssrVioss ~ the
day evening, st bAlfpast I o'el,ok. Tho re-
mains Will DO taEen 70 Gloucester, N. j., on
the ten O'clock beat on SAtuTdAy morning
fOr intermOnt,
HALkN TN the 18th inst, joseph He
RhAlon, aged Of years.
Rel lives and friends arc respectfully H..
vltel 70 attend his funeral from his late res.
iienco, No. lOi East Fourteenth street. IN
Saturday morning, at 10 O'Clock. Intermt ut
a. kiYefyieH Oametety.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER nth, lsss,


East Fourth street. Wilmin atom, Del, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER nth, lsss
Atloo'clo.k, a. m, sharp.
The following described real estate and per.
sonal property:
IHE STABLE.
This valuable property is at No. IO4 Fas
Fourth street, Wilmington, Del, Is Is zee
frsnt on Fourth street and % feet In, deep
COACHES.
-Four Berlin coaches, made by Gael A raw.
har, Phi adelphla, Pa. one Landau coach,
nearly new and In complete order ono Il "a :
hea 50, made by Gael BR4hir; good as
new.
CARRIAGE5.
One extension top, with pole and shafts,
made ey Cooling & Bro, Wllmi gtun, bel
Two Clayton wagons, built by Cooling 4 Bro,
one Doctors phaeton, made by Cooling &
Bro. -FOUR spar spring buRgies, Two End
spring bugHleA' One undertaEer's wagon,
sLEIGH5.
Six good sisgle sleighs, Two double slelghs.
new last winter.
HARNESS.
Ten sEts OF sin gle harness, some sets nearly
new. Il sets double harness, In good order
One set Of double harness, in Use 3 months;
cost 50 90. Lot Of robes, blankets, bells, etc,'
and stable fixtures.
HoRsEs.
Nos. and 2. Patr Of handsome black hears,
fONf
family team.
No g. Dolly, brown mare, 5 years old, a
good family mare weight 100 pounds.
! No. 4, JunOo, a dark bay hOTl e, 10 year
\ old, an elegant driver safe for a lady TO drive
| No. 5, Nelly, mahogany bay mare
! out a fault
No. 8. Frank, a dark bay horse, 9 year,
old good dril or aud hrst-cl .ss worker,
No. 7; Ned, light bay horse, years old
| an excellent driver aud quiet,
No, 5. roam hurss, Is years old VonI,
| make gooa PHYSICIANS hOrse.
| No. 8. Nellie, a roam mare, years old,
| good family mare and driver.
Ne TO- ar, black horse. 10 years old,
good busine horse. -
a good farm mare.
No. Y. Dixie, bay horse, years old.
10 %. billie, a bay horse, % years old
gentle and good driver; good Worker. car
he driven by ladies'.
This property IA the stock OF a arst-clas
livery H.ablH, Hnd IN good condition
| 40 postpOnemtnt on account Of the weathe
| Terms made Known GA DAY % sale.
CHARLES n. NEWLlN, Trus.ee
l., W. stdham 4 son, auc's niI.itw.d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
nl;T AL P;t:ETEpT
I OTlR TH0 MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana SLatoI.ottery Company

A4SAASAe.4AA DtAboAfOsboAI YUM ssAJ
incorporated by re Leg nsturs in lsss
'OT Educational aud DhRrltaDls purp0saa
And It's Franchise made part Of the present
state Constitution, In 1875, By an over
Whelning popular vote.
It's GRAND EXTBAOHD INAHI
DNA WINGS tRk . place Sosuf-Annu'
ally Dune ana eecgmborl, and lts
GseA = ID sAht2A& kUMHER hkA W.
lhe}A lake place on etlch Of the
other ten mOatha in the y ear, an d
are All drawn tn public, ~ Lhe
Academy Gf WuatC. New Orleans La
iva do hereby eeTtify thai We tupsrVlA
the hrra nEeMentS for ell tue Monthly and
Sbm'.Annuai iiraWinRs OF The LouisiAni
stAts Lottery Co., and IN person manSst
and control the drawings them selves, and
that the same are conducted with houogty
iairns5s ana Ia s00d faith toward All plftiet
ard Ws authorize the ec-lpauy to uAa ksu
certificate. with fhe'Bimilesof oar signature
ettAohod IN ~ advertisements"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

OathAiine, wife Of James Gray, WHO
pae besn janltof OF No. 10 lchool for
stVerAl years, died suddenly on Tines
hAy. Funeral services will be- held Al
Ger residence, No. 2l5 East Liberty
tueet, on Friday evening. ALTHOUGH
lonR z resident Of this city, her Femainl
slll pe taken to Gloucester County, N,
- on Saturday morning for interment
ttf n.eoe who resides Of that place own
il2 . loI In the oe metery Of that city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

" '-' A. OAOFA' Wsshlsxssa. y. o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Abeu. noon yesterday On ger U ID Ike
FOUND oolored man, named John
broWni In the eastern part of the city
Acting In q singular manner, and think
ing tina. be was demenled took him 10
!he hal, When he was arraigned before
gdse Ball this morning 1t turned on,
nat be was drunk, and be was nuei 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

The church oholroi DolsaAi ., nd
Baptist Church gsVe We, I5.I ulg5t,
concert In that church its' = "a b
6sIsg rot less than q th1.S o ,TI
present. The reoeiPH SsLsla
about $500 The choir Ea' ~
M. and Mrs. Thomas b S9lo,Ss Z
Virginia Conner, Lillian B 30 ,I.,ts :
E,a Vs. sidls OoypsrihgI'sss' n
Messrs. Joseph W. Uoley aHu
EogQ,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Frank BeRgs, Albsr. anoJ Filh |
Ter, j. Miller. J UndeLHo "a D ID
auson, James @urrsy ~ tbelr sbI
Ssra and With shot poncG,ss,s s n
S sIdes, left to-day for down 'i !, non pai'
take pArirldges on the ~. !, ssu,befs o.
Thess gentlemen are al nsI Iii 20 %
WsWasstt gun club, snd W., 9Gsll
hing nome loads Of Dela"A'o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Tie BCard OF Health held lie regular
meeting last evening, at which the usual
number OF nuisuuces were repo ted and
referred to the executive officers. The
secretary was instructed - notify the
prophetors Of dyeng establishments In
this city 10 lay drains, and cease running
their waste water into the gut ers, other
wise they will prosecuted for maintaining
a nuisance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF THE YALU

l. able stable property and horses, coaches,
harness. etc, property Of John Hanson will
be sold at pub lc sale on the premises, No lCA
East Fourth street. Wilmin zton, Del, on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

The New York Herald says: The fan
Of the moicury 10 the rea Of the present
Jake storm threatens to be very decided
IN all parts OF the Northwest to dly. with
; minimum Of zero here and there In
Montana and Dakota Tho ,'cold waye'j
vii probably extend, with modified Il
lepslty, to TIE Atlantic seaboard by Friday
morning. It now promises 10 do good
york In checking yellow fever In the
South at the close OF this week,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Proi John R. Sweeney, of Chester
"a MI be mus'eAI director As Ghl
NeW Oastle U9unty Sunday School Con
ssnHon, to DO held in West Prssbyte
''n 'hutoh tomorrow. Meeting ct
y, "a. Anu 2 and 7.S0 ?. N. All Sunday
~ s workers ard the public general
his cordially Invited to attend ali OF IN
meetings Of the convention.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Another test Of the monitor AmphI.
lrite Is being made 81 Harlan q Hol
lingsWorth's to-day, and was com.
menoed at 6 O'Clock this morning. Last
evening 4S colored fiFemen were Brought
here from Baltimore, who will be al
7ided Into gangs Of two hours watches
each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
rrtnoleomp-En,pr ennllo,on.

Stepping Into Recorder Holcombpt
office q: the Court House this morning,
that gent emSn was found busy looking
over pile Of documents upon which
th fees had not betn PAID. III had
m way Of II" said the Recorder, ~
would have oil fees paid In advance. 4"
He thsn went on TO state thst he had
b zen In offi oe ten years, aud In that time
he had lost abe u elt0) By not collecting
bis fees In advance. A great deal OF Il
he never eXpAoted 10 get Mr.. Hol-
OJmb's N Of office expired last night
at IL o'olrok and he was locking ever,
moment for the rival Of Mr.. James 7.
5hAllcrots from St. Georges Hundred,
who Governor BiRgs had appointed 70
! suooeed him.
The Recorders. like other county row
office, runs for ave years, and after the
| expiration Of that term TO tffiosr can
hold over until his successor takes his
last night until Mr.. ShAlleroas was
sworn In there was ne Recorder OF
Deeds for the county. Mr.. 6hAlloTos9
made his appearance ct the Court
House about 10 O'Clock this forenoon.
and having already been sworn In, be
81 once entered upon the disonAfRe OF
his duties under the instructions OF Mr.
Holoomb, who will remain long enough
TO instruct him In all the iatrioscies OF
his offloe. Mr.. Holeomb, being already
= member Of the New Castle COUNTY
bar, will enter At ones upon the prAotice
Of Law at an of1oe he has leased oppo.
sita the Court House.
He has made an able, kind and obllR.
Ing Recorder Of Deeds, and he retirel
with the kindesl wishes and good will
OF vsrybcdy. Mr.. BhAlloroas, his sue
oessor, Is apparently . gentleman a.
years Of age, large and bFAwny farmer
o. b. Georges Hundred, with q ReniA
ana kindly deposition, disposed to b.
tfiently with erybody, and will M
doubt make q popular Recorder o
Deeds for ave years.
Amongst the many factions Into which
the Democratic party is dissolvinR, Mr.
Shtlcross acts With the BiEes wing
and bis appointment Is raid to be Il
recognition Of his iLh1enes in sustain
log the Governor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Jothua Emmett, an old rounder, was
sharsed With drunkenness before judge
BAL Ihis morning, Josh has been Fesl
.nB around the streets drunk for several
nsJs and lasi night fell into the hand
VI the Io.ics. He WAS 6ntd $40 and
Gosss Which will ssnd him to New Gas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Already taken for the Holidays. Never
80 busy, but We can take oars and All
your friends. Satisfaction gusrAn tesd.
FIFTEEN Cabinets ioi S. 90. BhECHER,
No. sl5 Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Batter sold q, 30 to IS ospts psY
pound eggs, 80 10 80 CENTS peF dossr .
vegetables and other fall pr0duots
ooue the same Is last Baturdsy: oats.
% % a0 nenH per busbeli cora, 60 to 81
DENTS dol hay, Sl5 psr ton. ~ -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

DR.. Bulls Congh Syrup Il fast TAX 'ng
lhe place Of all the old fashioned cough
remedies 1t never fails TO relieve The
most violent cold, and FIR throat dis
eases It is Invaluable. Price rs cents