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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

y
or TIE DAN sHKLBY CIRCUS
AT AUCTION.
BY authority Of two orders Of the Circuit Court
Of IIenrfro county IN tho state OF Virginia, en-
tered IA the case ~ Kennedy and Gts ~. shelby
anf 0is on the l6ih and 18th days Of OCTOBER,
1855 respectively. shall on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER u, 1884
NJ 10 o'clock s. NJ. at Loyenstoins stable. on
n. ffi, str,et befWoen Marshall and clay sfrceis,
fra mo city q Richmond Va, sell at public auc-
tioo 10 ne highest bidder tho property directed
10 be sold by said o-ders-'o wit:
! MOUNTAIN LION,
! LEpPAKD,
{ MONKEYS,
DEER
. SOOT} PACAs,
GOLDEN PHEASANT,
PARROT,
COCkAIOO.
= ANT-EATERS.
RAT KANGAROO.
. MARMAZET MONKEYS,
oCIDGE HONKEYS.
? DJG-FtCED MONKEYS,
/ ANTELOPE.
! CiNkf CAT,
iBEA,
ELEPHANT.
DRONEDARY. and the
COVERS and SUITS used with said elephant,
monkeys. AID other animals,
Tho necessary CAGLS used 10 contain said
80 pEAI Gur-HORSES,
3 RIMS HORSES
In addition 10 the ahoye hy authority OF de-
cree entered IN the nhOrc-Styicd suit on tho I'm
day OF November 1851 1 shall sell at the same
time and place the following proporty-to WIZ
3D. WHEELED CAGES FOR ANIMALS,
/ BAND-NAGON,
! MIRROR 1ABLEAU WAGON,
TICKETS SELLERS WAGON,
! BOA CONSTRUCTOR
3 KAlLtoAD COACHES, named "vornon,"
"Sholby," and Chicago respectively
] SMALL CARPET,
/ Ct RThlN, aud
RESERVED SEAT CARPET,
upon the following
TBENs: Cash on oil sums Of s2a0 aud under,
and n an sums over 500 ere lit OF ninety days
timo the purchaser giving negotiable notes win
approved endOrser for credit sales.
HARVEY WILSON, Receiver.
CRoRCg w MAYO Auctioneer. DO 10
by Rawlings koso.
Roai Estate huctiOneors,
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BY Augustine Royal & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers'
oc,ca No s1o Hull street, Manchester, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers'
No north Tenth street.
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By X. B. Chain Il Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street
WEST-END REAL ESTATE
w AT AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1ssS,
AT4k O'CLOCK p. NJ.

By request Of tho owner We will sell, by public
auction, AZ above dA.e. that certain HOUSE AND
LOT on Cary street between PUN and Harvia
streets tdesignased as 1915 west Cary strecg, Ia
the city Of Richmond
The house b frame. with ave rooms and coal
house In rear Lot 81 feet mont by IT'D feet 20 an
alley.
The property b in the growing West End and
must increase In value, and this sale Offers an
opportunity Tor good Investment Do not faii
~ como.
II. b. CHARFIN & CO.,
nok AuctineerA
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT st;s,suI

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT A.,.-Su
' COMPANY. for Old Point Nor sE.z.a "a,
folk, Portsmouth. Newport New& Glare mont.
and Jarnea-river landings dlrocI, ~ elsgant "a
loou-stesner AhlEi, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY. WE'D SESDAY. and FRIDAY at7 A.
n. Sreet-Cars connect
Connections ~ Old Point closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoon; siso. az Nor
folk tor Eastern North Carolina. the Soalh. ana
Virginia Beach james riyor W daylight Gr02,
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Throagh tickets on steamer and AZ CARRIER 5
Agency 1000 Maia street Baggage checkci
through State-yoons engaged 10 dag Or night
Freight received daily i0r Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Old POINT WayeriY. Hicksi0r'L Va, aud
all points in Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Vtrgtnia. and ali regular landings GA The james
yivsr Al lowest rates, and thfOnKb bills issued
LUCIkN b. fAruh. Ytce-PresidonL
No. III Main Street aud EOckott&
Tuvf, WTInaRh Fraignf And pArs.8n acr gent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

BY James B. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main street,
A Ill THAT BEAUTIFUL GROUND
n At THg
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MARSHALL AND
TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS,
FRONTING I37xl5j FEET ON MARSHALL
STREET.
AND SUBDlYIDED INTO
FIVE ATTRACTIVE BUILDING SITES,
TO BE SOLD By AUCTION.
BY request Of tho owners, shall sell by public
auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER i6. 1888,
at4oN,lock p. ", the aboye-nsmeI DELIGHT
FULLY-SlTUATED AND PECIALLY-NTRAC-
TIVE LOTS four fronting 211ijj feet each, aud
one 2Bxi5j foot with an alley IN common IN the
rear twenty feet wide.
these arc now conceded to be the best lots IN
That very desirable locality. where many attrac-
tive brick dwellings have recently been ouiit
They are within ono square ~ tho Electric rail-
way with plea aut surroundings, and their cou-
tinuod increase IA value ia we'll assured.
The sale affords an oppOrtunity 70 secure good
residence sites or ground upon which % build
for rental purposes, OF which all are invited 70
iptne and avail themselves,
TgRWs one thiri cash; tho residue by nogo-
table notes A. one and two years with interest
added. and secured BY deed OF trust.
no ii j. Is. ELAN, Auctioneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE ~ GLOUCESTER COUNTY. YA.-by
virtue Of q decree OF the Circuit Court 0i Glouce--
ter county, rendered Ia he chancery cause OF X
r. Dawson g. Co ~. j. 2. Ross, the undersigned.
n special commissioner thereby appointed, will
Ofior tor sAlo ut public auction ~ Gloucester
Courthouse. Va, AL !. NJ, On
TIN 7rH DAY OF JANUARY. 1889,
that valuable roal estate known az SOUTH
WHITE MARSH. situate In the abOye-named
county seven miles ne poctYcly from Giouces-
ter Point ana Clay Bank wharyes on YORK river
whence daily steamers ~ BALTIMORE anu urn
mond: two miles from kOanes wharf on Ware
rypr whence tri-Weckly steamer 10 Norfolk ana
bi weekly STEAMER - baltimore, and with post
Otlcf and telephone Office on the farm. WHITE
MARSH contains so acres OF the most proluc-
tive frrmisg and grazing lands In Ii1ewator
Vrg'uin, OF which 800 acres I'm ttmber-pine,
chestnut, white and rod-oaA, sc. The improve
meuts consist OF ample barn and stable accom-
mo iatiOus with several small dWelling-hOiSe3,
and IN cludcs abOutl5 acres planted In ornatnen-
tai trees and shrubs. rare and varied, forming
beautiful park and lawn, with site Tor mansion
house.
The farm is well fenced and large portion Is
In = rnauent meadow and pasture aud situated
IN one Of tho most desirable neighOorhoods ia
that soc ion
For further particulars apply to J. +. Ross at
tho place or the undersigned
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO al costs ~ suit and
EXPENSES OF sale: balance on a credit OF ono,
two. and three years; tito retained until all the
J. /. TALIAFERRO.
Special Commissioner,
Gloucester Courthouse, Va.
This certines that he bond required OF J.
L. Taliatorro, commissioner In tho chancery
anti of X T. Dawson & Co. ~ i. r. h0ss, under
a.. a. rff A. ..Ha
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A SAFE INVEST
MENr.
liz TIE CIRCUIT court or THR COUNTY or HEN
pIr0-HhKGROVK AND WIPE AGAINST GARY AND

p1rO-HhKGROVB AND WIFE AGAINST GARY AND
AIS.
]. samuel r. Waddir. deputy clerk otthe snid
court. DO certify that tho bond required Of Spo-
cial -ConmissiOucrs William II. Beyeridge and
Preston Cooke by decree entered In said cause
on the 2lst day Of June, 1855, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 22d Of Juno, 1883.
SAMUEL Z. WADDlLL,
no15 Deputy Clerk.
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BY George ". Mayo. Auctioueer,
Ono. 4. Laughton, Jr., Salesman1
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Leave N.rIIf
80. Richmond IeterNl.g.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07
uurLeus uolIectlon d Pens.

A man in Denver, Col, named Lyon,
got an idea some years ago that It would
be q dne thing to collect all ths odd shap
cd pens he could find. So he started In
aud 10 day be has . lot comprising over
700 different varieties. About II diff
ferent metals are represented in the col.
lection. Then there are q number Of
wooden pens and lots OF odd quilts The
collection embraces specimens from Eng.
land, Ireland, Scotland, Germany and
other European countries, besides Ameriea
and Canada. There are pens pointed hne
enough TO make lines OF microscopic dell
cacy, and others intended for men who use
the arst personal pronoun q great deal in
their correspondence. Some are in shape
like shovels, others resemble section Of
stoyepipe and others are delicate and
diminulive.-Th Safety Valve.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

A correspondent writing from Chi
oAgo says that the days OF free shooting
In Illinois are now . thing Of the past.
Sportsmen have 10 pay literally for
their fun. Everything is now preserV-
Cd, and within ffty miles Of .Ohicsgo
there are half dcEen shooting club
which own immense tracts OF land, aud
control ell the good duck aud snipe
marshes in this Stats and Indiana. The
mem berBhip in most Of these clubs runs
from 200 to 500, and nearly all Of them
have . long waiting list. Under an Aot
OF the Legislature, prairie chickens have
not been shot IN IlliAols for two year,,
aud IL will be smother GEAR befSiio ;Hv
limit expires. These birds were rapidly
being EXTERN mated, but since their 70.
spite they have increased with marvel
Gus rApldity,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

EM0 cheapest hne house In aho 0aey
RumfeRd nFoa.' AoA HAHh0e ueROea
Oupplng and leeohing, los Is. Second u.
Try BuHh's coal you viii like II.
BEAEiliAn Balm, immediate cure AoR humps
Try Bush'S coal you viii surely like IL.
1nnArd y. Davis, Ieweler, . I. Second 81.
Fine 10 X. Ringa, Al HAnfS, Is h. Fourth.
Frank ROop Smith. druggist, Bth and KinE
American Laundry, eo2 West Ersnt street
Fine cigars and notions at N. W. oorns
Seventh and Poplar streets. l.. Bell.
II. u. HoIIJs keeps none but the best oil
the twenty-five cent candy fAetoFy, no,
West Second street.
Il you want eneap picture frames 20 70 q
Il BAugh, 208 West Second street 1 h9Vi
the largest stock IN Delaware come and ~
for yourselves.
Hoss, 40 Market street, has the IArgos
and cheapest stock Of hats, white shirts IN
derBear, n0okWeaf and hosiery in the city
OAll and Bes them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

Speaking OF Won Moltke . recent OBJ
server sSys; Notwithstanding his
great Age, So years, the harehAl carries
himself easily, and seems \ we'll pre-
served man, in spite Of bis deafness and
liver trouble. Tall and lean, he ia
slightly bent; his smoothly shaver fsue
has the color Of old ivory; the tall brow
Ia surmounted by Q blonde wig. o.
though be has had the courage sl have
his POI trait painted without tho peTuker
80 that posterlty may SEQ WhsS q ami
um be had; Two groy blue eyes, de- p,
cold and PENETRATING, looking 81 you
almost cruelty; the lips are thin, and
the nose long, straight and strong; long
muscular ears, and = small and cloBsd
mOu,h-wbioh is . sign OF diBcr, tion, 4
lot Of taoiturnity."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

II N . matter Of regret that OSunell
Joald not 80 lts way slsAE 70 Purohass
. patrol WsEon, although We Agrss
With MF. Hawklns thai The wagon
would not be Of mach use without .
polloa telephone This, especially.
would be the casa d Night for daring
The Day the ON Sars might 'dsAd-Asad"
IL on somebody slss's IelsphonS. Tbs
Wagon, and In fact the entlgs patrol
sySp@, with signal boxes, tslsphons
and telegraph, IL badly needed In shiI
Jlty, aud u Oounol had taken hold Of
the matter, % was sagEeSled before the
appropriations were n1ds for this year,
the amount needed for the purpOse
oould have bSen included, ana the
small In srease II gould have made In
the tAxes Weald have besn more than
saved Ia tbs Increased en- Sisnoy OF The
polics force. We trust that this very
impoEI liant matter may nob be over
looked maxi year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

BRIDGEPORT, Sept The shop of
Warner Brothers, the corset makers, was
the scene OF square stand-up fight be
tween tW girls yesterday Hannah Far.
rell had promensdtd Sunday night with
nnle Eenner's "yourg man" and boas-
ted Of her intentions to tout Annie out +"
accompanying the boasts with some un-
complimentary remarks. The .emArks
were carried TO Annie and at the noon
hour she challenged Hannah TO fight, The
men protested, but the girls formed a
ring In the yard and Annie and Hannah
pounded each other In true pugilst Il
fashion for ten minutes, when the me1
again lnterferred 1t was a most brutal
CONTEST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

coming to our counters this
morning numbers "a distinct
weaves and IoI styles; pri.
ces 1878 to So a yard.
And it is only one collec
ton. Many of the cheaper
things are novel and elegant.
I'VE told of some yesterday,
and may print more to-mor
row. To-dsy's story is told
that you may know we rank
first In high grade novel
tiles.
But our boast is that on
all lines, omnibus or e1clN-
size, our stock is complete.
Whatever dollars you pro-
pose to spend for dress can
be best spent here.
Do you know our Dress
Goods Remnant counter
Ladies' Jerseys atsplinter
led prices. Just sec II r c d
Through the assignment OF a
celebrated manufacturer. No
rlf-raf. Full lines OF sizes;
perfect fit, workmans h | p
guaranteed. Plenty for those
who come early. Five lots:
I-Gray worsted Mixtures, full coat
back, and cuffs
Regular price Sl.25;
To day 50 cents.
2-Brown Worsted Mlxturee, full
coat back, AMI cuffs
Regular price 81 %;
To day 80 cents.
S-Cashmeres, Breton shapes, coat
back and cuffs, black and cardinal,
large sizes-
Regular price ~;
To-day 70 cent?.
Fine Black Cashmere, silk sewed,
vest front, coat back, and cuffs
Regular pricet2 rs;
To day 81 80.
5-odds and ends, all good styles
Worth e. so and So;
To-day Sl.25 and $3.50.
Second floor, Chestnut street sids. Two
elevators.
Rare offering in Umbrel'
las. 40 inch twilled silk, par.
lagoon frame, gold or silver
caps, So IS; IS inch Of the
Isame, $2,7S; 50 per cent,
under regular selling prices.
Also an important reduc-
ton in best English Silks
finest NJ tural sticks. Price
for 26 28, and 30 inch, S.
has been So, 81, So These
are guaranteed for Il
months, and are one Of the
best Umbrellas made.
, Chestnut street side, west OF Main Aisle
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

A sAMRLH o the mRii SSrvios given
By lhs present nd Is AgSin
sbOsn IN the iA,I thai Ihros nO.sO, esch
for ave ahOnsAnd dolisTs, mailed In
New YItk lass y idsy sfOrno0D, Ars
RissiDR. Oaly last week . vaIuable
mal pouch Was lOss souAo whsts between
Albany ADd ohioagO, and oos Of the
AapeEin tsnasnIs OF the Pct On 70 H.
RatFy Department h HsE Y RI said
that thy hnd Sscsivsd - many ~ three
Hundred OOmplatnGs In n single day Of
EAlnabie packages baiDg 1aIsSing. Thl'
In nOIhing more lhAo what vas 10 b
expected OF President OisvelSna's dis,
regard OF OIVli Service RstOR9, H9 hes
uasd ali Tho positions 0s HE oom maud
- SECURE his Eo-n0MlRAt9n ard re-
0AsSlIon, and the seed whioh ne hal
anus SOWD IL, and has bssn for SOME
alzEn. beARibg It's INIT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07
PnIaIDnNT CLnvaLAND, and bis

President CLEVELAND, and his
EIghl hand men CONGRESSMAN hals,
wish other free traders, sssm 10 think
chat the removal OF YAK on WOOL 10 bal
. IEIh,ng matter, and TO the people OF
DolA ware, where but very Little wool IL
raised, II may Sesm that they arc right
IN their views. Reliable statistics shO .
ShOs in 1880 Ihsre we're l.e20. 1928 sheep
owners ia the UnlIed States, In Addts-
Ton 70 . large number OF rSuch oEners.
In 1884 there WEre 20 826 626 Shesp,
nom which Dos, 600 GEO pounds Of woal
W0rs clipped, vAlusl 81 t0l l6S 600
4hs came year there Ners ~, 703, 1871
rounds OF raw wool imported, vAiuSd
q SIS sos. 299 The HIN. OO'u IN bu.
DslAno, President Of Ihe National
Wool Growers Association, estimates
Ghs value OF tho sheep In Ibe Uniiei
Slaves eli tll9 902 FOG and ihs value OIL
zAnds, barns, sheds and tquiPnsnIs en-.
Pioysd In The shOSp industry 81 t40s,'
a9I 200 Tue RumbeS Of eStAbliShUsnt n
engaged In The mAnutAo.ura OF Woolsr
Roods In this oouuiry Ia 36ss With .
capital invested OF $50. COL 500 which
furnishes employ msnI 70 l6l b6T banda
Ehs wages phi these hA0ds In 1885 IA
nearly ATTY million dollars, and hi
value OF the produoI Was s957, 1852 .9i3
Ehsss statistics show the nAEulludI
Ana Importance Of ths wool ihduSny
which PrsIident OsVslADd proposes Z
abolish III one fell stroke By OOmpAFi'
sSn, Il 10 Asosrtained IASt the value o.
the wool product in 1885 wAS srsAisl
thHn the yield OF gold and silver com
bined; gre ISer than thai Of pig iron ant
Abous half 81 al aB thaI Of all on
DOAl mines but even with this, the VAlu
Of the mRtcn food prOduoed lie no
SAken int consideration. FDm this |
will be seen the proposal 10 plaSe voc
on The irBe Hist la q direct attack up0i
one OF our moot important industries
which in eTeAl measure controls nun
beEH Of others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

VIZ ARE AsSared oy II liy Writ, thu,
- house divided Sga'nsI Itself oannot
= snd, and lbAt 10 precisely the SOU
dlGion In whioh tho De nooraIio perry
Of shis state 10 Bog plG,s1. IIIs dIvi-
dsd agAinss ITSELF aid torn Up by lnieT-
nal sui Q. The SEu!sgaTys aud the
BtyAEdS ara. 10 . sreal IA "a ute, re-
8Pon sIble iOr Ihis. aud ghe 9 JHsr Rhleh
slaughtered the Il II. OhaIlss B l. Is
10 lhe house q his triands hA. nov done
ths same thing i,F the 5eulaourys 5.
This has DIVIDED the DAssy, and Il ihS
Rs n liaAnB will but len prove she op.
Pn,uulty Tina AElFdsd by shstr friends
sas enemy, there is an * SelIsnt chan >,
2oE theU, B0s only 10 carry his oaun ri
hut also the state. There are hundred
Of D4mo pate who viii not vote at ~
DOming ec.i0n ~ they are thoroughly
aisBuBSsd Wt.h 1ks Goil0hs OF ,hsir lead
BrH, and ID will bR 10 Abe istarsst OF Re
pHbllosnl to rsmeIa SsT sbls fAoS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07
MANAM AKRR,s.
PunADuLrHlA. friday, Sept !, 1888.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Sept, !, 1888.
The trophies of to-day are
at the Novelty Dress Goods
counter. You know II, of
course, il you are one of the
gentler sex. We are not
talking to men.
Yesterday we told the
legend of the border"
How the latest thought OF
fashion found expression in
bordered patterns for cos
tunes The border reigns,
but not supreme.
Striped novelties for deco
ration, with matching plain
for a basis still have a strong
place. The past holds not all
the possibilities Of stripes, al
you may see by visiting the
fourth aisle north of tht
TTansept steps-west.
Here come to-day, troop
ing in from Uncle SAM
tributemen, brilliant lots iha
are exclusively cur own
They are dry goods eloquen
and exquisite. They speal
French. Only the touch c
the Latin race could produc
or conceive them. Neithe
!. Saxon, Anglo Saxon, nc
8 Celt could create the Visio
! the dream Of color an
spinning whence come thes
stufs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

The grounds are Atwood
serges, fine and plain in
color. The shades are Just
what they should be. The
stripes are silk, some gros-
grain, some satin, many
both.
Look through our eyes
for a moment and try to
realize a single one. The
stripe Is a cluster of three,
each one distinct and dlvid-
ed into squares of about one
inch satin and gros.grair
by turns. The ground Il
brown, the silk stripes are
brown Om6re, shading of
from very light to dark
dark as the basis brown, bu
reversed in each alternate
square. We are telling O
only one color, but of thi
pattern there are elght-al
beauties.
Look at another; plalI
ground, stripe solid silk
inches wide, with two-incI
squares Of satin on a gros
! grain ground The color
of this pattern say 1--WE ar
seven" But talk isn't sigh
This French coIlectio
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07
EdWardM0lCliOy
2I4 King Street.
1 have received large line of fEhins
tackle which l am selling at
the lowest prices.
'lo,n!ed. rs" RODS, 10 Cts.

3 1oIntod aah rods, 10 Cts,
4 1OtmtAd ash rods, no Cts
tOinted bamboo FOnn, pIafn. M
OTIS.
3 loIntsd bamboo roan, plata, o
ats.
4 IoInted bamboo rods, plain, 20
3 JOtnted bamboo rods, reeI, IARd
and guides, 81.
1 tOinted BAN boo rods. FeaY- Inua
and guides, 81. 40.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rois
reels from Csc TO $500. Come tc
the oldest established house in Delaware,
2l4 KING sTkEET. Bend for price .lisi
OF base ball and sporting goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

Last week another woman Was mys-
murdered in London, making
the third whs has suffered that fate In
the metropolis within few months.
Fbe general supposition there is that Q
muid=Tous maniac Is st large Ali three
crime, ware committed within TaIius
Of about bali mile, and, slnoe the last
on =, timid residents in the neiRhbor
hood fer TO leave their homes unAo
o5mpAnied after dark.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

ONE OF THE FUHEEsr thi1ga In the
preeeni Democratic fSht for Lsvy
Court O0mmlssl)ner is The charge the
AdheKenls Of enc OF the fAJn 'us 10
making SgAiuAt The oshsE OF disiTan-
ohissnGns. Well, OF all She thipRs ii Ai
Democrats should egbI over, tbiI
should be The lAss, and those shat are
A0W making faces 81 the others about
H. seems 10 forget that the lAN ahloh
makes dlSiranohlSeme1t NOT only posi-
bls, but 90 vary easy, was conceived
ana pasEed by their own party. They
also fail 10 remember how Ihsy praised
these laws, IS long Is they we're only
used on Rspubll3Ans, And The delight
shsy took in telling us whenever We
o5upiAinsd, that Il vas ouc own fault
NNt rASoNlly Assessora had dropped our
names from their lisi, or that even m re
rAs0Ally lax collectors would dsalAte
lhAt they GOULD no, and oar names Cd
she duplicate, or II iluAd lhsy we're
misspsii, 20 that they would not EeOsl Vs
the tax or Issue . receipt. NV they
have hSd Goss OF thsiT o w msdiSlbp p,
and 10 is evident from ihs way they
RQuiTn yhsy do moi like H. Tbs tax
collectors, In assirAn shislug Democrats
who did not belong TO their sing Of ,ht
party pravl1as 70 thh oisy election, only
did for then what they Rsrs appoIntAd
20 co for Ehs Rapus li ans. MY Ms
some OF she men who usro loud "a
prAislnk the BhyAfd IrAuchisiDg N =
chine have been put through The mi,
themselves, th5y 40 not Shtnk 1t =
ntss. Ths Republicans have ueei
EbEOagh this mill so often thai the
have hcoama uses 10 II, aud I've i
AOPss Of giving the Democrats \ aaui
sAsinE dlso OF II IN the nsAr future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07


Islander attacks us troD behind. TIE
bits Il rarely lelt unlenS IL " malignant
end persistent. Disease, too, Often
steals upon NJ through . vital channel.
The air We breathe Affects the lungs
IL be malaFi0us Il enters the blood, II IL
change too quickly In the temperature
It prod ces disease OF the throat, ETC.
whether HostetteT's Stomach BitteEs
IL taken TO prevent or TO remedy the
various foEma OF disease prodGoed b.
miAsmA, suoh ~ Intermittent fever
dumb Ague, aRue cake or bilious Iemtt
tent, IL Il and ever hAa proved 70 Be "a
effective and thorough remedy-one
which does not only AmOliorAte the
symptoms Of the nAlAdies Of this type
but eraGicAtea their cause. Dyspepsia,
liver complaint rheumAtism, bladder
and kidney troubles are among tbs
humanity = flicting troubles which Il
promptly relieves and ultimately re-
moves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

Try Hudson's o. E. II. Butter, the
HneSI in the CITY. Imported and Do,
msstio cheese, Canned goods, hsh, pho
kies, vegetables ponliTy &c. Stalls 7t
to 80 City Market. Open every day In
the week, and Tuesday and Friday till
D. M.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-07

The Pickles Stove aud Heater Co
No 60b shipley street, have full As
sottmeht Of cooking and parlor stoves
fireplace heaters, portable and brick
set heaters Of the mos approved pat.
tern, Metal rooaRR with corrugated
iron or tin. Iron siding. All worn
done by good workman. Prices reason
able.