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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
FIFTH EpETIla-.


This morning beswssn arak
~ u un.'ng Gus ne vas jmlu9 in i i,o,
~, ,hs wsat Yard, tho engineer, ybeo , ny!
w., .inst soos OF Bird stree, HeissyiIs ' ~
Ieeo an objso, lying .longsids 1I' NJ
Deihwars Western Railroad -
enItter was stopped and tbote on tH
went 70 the object and fenrd I,
the poly OF man. The hnS.
picked up and placed upon the '" :h, w.
Snd bronaht to the morsua 81 ~ snu
tien' subsequently 1t WIS r., ~ ~
charge by ths coroner. ' taken
UPON examination il vss ,o,.,
The pralns Of the deceased s,o.e "
plotely knocked cut and ina ,, e,e cot
bad " crashed. From The .nn 49, 81
OF the deceased It lookad ~ ,tpeNial
WAS between 50 and M ,o tiousn
aaa OF Irish nationality. Eyldeot,S
was . lAborsr, IS the paDlslons!,
wore were full Of grease Fla Si.o /.
on \ snort coat ard blue sbir, M
Is no doubt but that he wa kil,ai \.
Train, out upon what road ia notSn
The coroner will summon ir,m
hold an Inquest this aherno,, '
hestion. ''' 'ue
II was asoaltliled thst thu M.
name WAS John No TIN, and thst
was an Englishuau. employed in
foundry at Harlan & HSlhrosvor
The last time he was eeen .iiys M
was woman named Jane Nels,n
siding ON Bird street, with him. al,
. Canadian, SO ysars old aud cams
this city from West Chester about
weeks ago. This woman SAYS tha.
. left Marin early last evening and u
with two men to q vacant house m
a she spent the night.
This morning tbs trio drank b,i
! pint OF whisky. aud then ssparl|
| about D O'Clock. She saJs thai Al
waB going to her home on Bird A,
she tav Martins b9dy lying on
! railroad. By direction Of the cord
|. Ohoer Welsh arrested ihs woman
: house inhabited by colored peoplj
Bird street, and fhs Is now locked nj
police station, pend ing Au invsstig,
BY the coroner. Martin hiss wife
d one daughter In Eosland.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

The report Of Rsgittrar Lee for the
week ending at Ioan lest Saturday,
shows that durisg hat time there were
81 births, 10 marriages aud l3deaths In
this city, age.nt 81 deaths for the cor
responding nptk q last year.
Causes ofs DEATH Consumption, a
pneumonia. 2, 3;igtPs disease, hron'
ehitir. cafeiDcms, general debility
Imria, scrofu,a, typhoid fever, each
A7es n dscta,-d:-Ubder l year, 2
from 2 g 3, ] from to 10, Ii from Y
20 20 3 tr50 30 % 40, /; from 80 to so
2;fr14. 10 o 10, /; rom 80 10 80, >.
T rs we're tso still births, both white
ua cne body wAs brought here foi
inttfmaut sad two sent ATAy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Tfs 'ssers 51Ese ~as well hled az.
sgsn "a sppFsctsft7e Whining
sdr al'ssr-e 20 E.trsss tia fourth ran.
Il ,Hn 81 1't a.; ntnz opeTs, "Chimss
% y mac sEat aas bssu 40 crsdita
big -er'ira.d ~ re as1 bsri Of ,he
Cho G.I1. Tia performance zbs
nuaa De -sf ifan ol the preceding
onGaaan y sara cara All Of the prin-
1ira ara Vsts -aksr IN az good taste
~ D. zoe sts 1s5ss1at'on Of thls opera,
and sha S-g=-i parts ca ed forth
-nuut tfSsr r-Ga. n app suze from the
mora aln 4. Ea;sd audience. A faii
s4u wa "a rel Tot she te1 edciAry
4laI irHssH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-"I DON'T
know Whist 1 am nc-a for 81 al" BRi1
j cob GraWr6d, 81 cla German, dtesg-
cd Ia rags, aftcr pleading guilty 10 Ge-
Rault and battery 90 bis wife before
J ddge Gor6on. "Ay wife committed
tine assault frat"
"Why, you have PLEADED guilty"
SAID Judge GoTdOn. The Inaa rsid
through the IL terpreter that he did no.
know what he was doing when he
pleaded guilty. He then changed his
plea to one OF not guilty, AMI the trial
Of the case was began again The wife.
= very good looking Germsp woman
told her story again. She fald tha. he
lad come from The country drunk and
that be had spent seventy cents for
liquor. while she had not had enough
money to buy loaf Of bread th1S morn
ing for her six ohildren,
He began to quarrel with her, bit h6i
IN the breast and broke broom tt oil
into Bpllntere over her hoad. Her stUr!
was cofroboraIei by another = itneta
GrAwrsd took tho stand and admitted
lthAt ha had beaten his wife. bat sal
That abe boat him iitsb. He was coo
v'oted without hesitation.
"You are . very great BRUTE" sal
Judge Gordon IN sentencing him,
donT know whom have heard "a cou
cRse OF ouch bTutH"... ?. shall SCI
ter % you to tia full extent OF tho Ia
tor aggravated Bessuls and battery, (,
u Is aggravated assault snd battery,
$50 Years"
The man had no sooner heen plaot
back In the larger dock, when his wi
was passing by on her way out, when
tv,r 81 -, Hnr nd In n ~ 20
full OF ra e, faid in German? "You
-. and God forgive you for 20
perjury When Jrdge Gordon learn
what had been said he gave the man
> days additional for tnat expression.
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a singular Occurrence.

One OF the Hos,ein COWS imported by
DR.. Curtis, of this city, = few months
ago, and sent to the farm Of b. u. Y.
Rsth we'll, of BTAudyw vine Handled.
was delivered of . calf few days
since, but thus far not drop Of milk
for lis sustenanoe has been procure
from her. Instead OF opening the or Il %
Of the teAt i'm "a ediAtsly by the Insertion
Of n small tn,e o. darning needle, Ii
was dee med prudent to consult DR.. DIN
regatd 30 the maitsT.
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WILSON'S
Undertaking roomB, No. 6l5 Hi; y
T8LEPnoRR sIGHAL, i65,
Open sil niEhi.
J. 4. wiLEOE,
EnnerhI DsF eeaus
LlIuD.

DiaD.
WOpUwa Bp.-On lua> ION, 1898, Liza
he b wife ofGeorse Y. woodward In her
God year.
Funeral from Fer late resiienos, NO. Gle
Fast Ei.th strset, on UesltT, the l2te In t.,
at II O'Clock IN Fa4eral private.
BEsTE -un the inst, CIars, daughter OF
bernard ard MARY Bette, sgod II months
funeral tuesday sftt rnoon,-t four O'Clock
f,pm tae residence OF nor parents, 7e2 80 I
III hlh sttesL ln@rnent .. the Old Oaiho
dral Uemetefy.
WAITE. - At STOCK ford, ponr Wilmington
June II, tAunie h., uGushter OF GUoss
and Eliza bite. aged II year,.
| EunerR, at DentIsl Presbyterian Ohure'
on thursday 1t 3p. N, llp remains Will
| leave the LUuse a. ~. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Esg uricHns,hs
Qynsh! EgtS@, 70 q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Last satu day gang Of Old Church
Raug rs undertook to run the election
polls IN the Eight ward to suit them
selves, and when officer Cross intertered,
Jumped into him. The officer, however,
mainta ned his ground, and succeeded in
arrestiug one of III number, nam d VIII
liam Blackburn, who Was however re
lease as coon as he was taken to the
hall, with Peter j. Ford as his SURETY
When the case was called last evening
Blackburn failed to make hif appes rarce
and his bail was declared forfeited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

t..tr- az ne sse the shoes you bought
nr sr he cen--i Do you think Pop
Ernr go -nGtr7 store 10 get them
m d-' &c eentsi / read the 'As-
oHTshpT gs5 sV-ninE. aud then va ked
rhr"a nj. ~ Wimln zton, and went TO
he AnstaH srslch, 304 King street, and
gci nne laF Or my dear little brother
'A,E," nr Es7 -cents. Ny dear wife
kai"f'rH 40 children all - " bed
'ar'v uu ae morning we will take
he 1.l" E.ds and get them al
'hnes Iu zoo f1r them 70 go barefooted
when anna are ~ cheap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

st. PAUL MINI, June II The r
OF grasshoppers in Otter TiIl county
been conf Lined by investigation
completed by Professor Luger, o.
State Experimental Farm. Their
millions OF the pests Matching out 10
> ei1hblrhood Of Derham, asd not
that, but already there are many Of
big enough to jump Professor
says there are q number Of large
ships which are now literally aii7e
the hoppers They are the genuine |
Mountain variety, the kl d that dll
great damage a number Of years as'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Only a Gt.le over foitf four appoint
mel ts can be made by Mayor elect
Harrington, bat he has alresdy been
besieRed by nearly Ave hundred apph-
cauts for positions under him. A great
mauy men had better stick to what
they are engaged In and steer clear OF
trying TO get on the new police force.
The position do.s not pay enough &c
get many first GLASS men on 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

PITTsBURG, pa,,June ll.-fiye
ago Annie the 10 wear oll la1 4
Charles Evans, of Younestl IN, "a
as the "stAge prodigy lot ~ a' !,
while singing In public, ava u !,
been unable o peak above
To. day during a storm ne VIZ I" "
en- wind W when a vivid nlsa - n
ming followed by a l9ul peal o. ~
frightened her 50 tha',n nu
III. had thu effect of conplels.9, i
Ing her voice, when Is nU0
flexible rs ever,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

BALTIMORE, Nd, J4ne ~, = u
CLEAN BY the wrethilg h, " all
Harrison Gar cit lost bis I' !, ~ ~
was raised on sunday and n5,i iossi n
cl y, was placed on tn. rave RAJ. IA
afternoon The wreck was a,l,.I iSa'1
divers as thoroughly as p3,' he
trace OF the missing body o. 'a' +
er was found 1t w was IeI viii 1
search, howeyer,and ano'ncr W"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

William White, who howsver Is col
cred, In billed too freely of tanalefoot
last night, and the consequence was
ihst uhen he WAS introduced TO Judge
Cummihs this morning, he Was Eequlr'
cd TO pas fine OF 81 aud costs.
William Miller, small colored boy,
persisted In iuunsing GU corner, and
he was also sentenced TO pay n fine Of
81 aud costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

ST. LOUIS, Mo june IA special 70
the Post Dispatch from Kansas city
says: 'rhe convention of the Typ graph
ical Union was called to order at ten
o'clock this morning at the Board of
Trade Hall Mayor Kumpf read an ad-
dress of welcome, which was responded
t. by Chairman William A Mission, after
which committee on credentials was
appointed, and the convention took re-
cess until | 80 this afternoon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

We are In receipt OF fine crSy0l
trait OF George W Chiid', editor \
Public Lot ger, which was eSe'a1
Messrs. J II Bonneil & 10 9I
York. The portrait Is really lioI
aud will be recognized o. gl11
ali who have ever met Mr. OAilaI
II will DO preserved By many o.
olpisnts az a menento OF tns
benevolent ao,s when haze PSI
formed and the good that hIs
from tbs work Of the Q nirolisi
greatest paper that PlilaleP1
produced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Lat Sunday was observed in Brandy
wine M Z Church, Rev Mr.. Grice, pAs-
tor, and the services throughout were Of
an interesting character The collection
taken up amounted to $3.50, 50 that after
meeting the apportlonment OF SIT for
the erection OF The new ladies' hal in con-
nection With the Conference Academy, at
Dover, {12 was left for the benefit OF the
fund Tor childreu's day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Barn
hill summoned jury and proceeded oy
special train over the De aware West
erp Railroad 70 East junction OF tbe b.
& o for Ete purpose Of holding an In
qzest over the body of john W. BACK,
Who was fatally Injured On Saturday
night last Afttr hearing the evidence,
the jury returned Q verdict Of death
from being struck by sn engine on the
B. s. P. ia rad, june 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

NORFOLK, Va. June 70. "A a 1 iSs|
in a building belonging r%omosal
Wharf and Wha7ehouTiSs s oT Suafildla
yesterday morning. !. a5 1estratei
40 bales of cotton were 1 So1i /, \
f British bark Verona , OF IA
the wharf, had her ma't, :. I'D
sails sal badly damaged ED BY sn ar i eST,
estimated a t $50, co., anu -
insurance
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Fhia nc-l about O'Clock o nght
r0f 1.sos A. -as carer Of Eighth and
CIV ~A During the melse
fs't ,NrfEl4, . half breed Indian, hAd
1it orr 77 80 cat What atarted the
ight q r-l~n "a the injured man
-ef'ilfs y Aay information regard
nR ~ H-.a has freq nently been
psiorH r' $50 -ouSt for drunkenness
aud aa gaze 1G-d ucl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
Vim, B, sharpiCo'
Fourth and MARKET Sis,

Ladies' Gauze Vests
the greatest combination OF
quality, cheapness and value
we have had. They are
silk bound, ribbed arms and
regular 25-:ent Vests every
where. The lot Is piled upI
on the counter for a quick
sale at Io cents each, instead
of 25.
/ Also a lotoI regular made
Ladies' Balbriggan Gauze
Vests, very fine gauze, regu
lsr 50-cent goods with a
dropped stitch hardly no
ticeable, gives them to you
for half price IS cents.
Silk Mitts -a wind up lot
!. Of them at a great cut. Black,
/. tan, ecru and cream-Jer-
sey and Lace-15, rs, 37B
! cents. The same in ine EN-
: broidered backs, so and
: I62t cents. They are all
pure silk from lowest up
ii Florentine Plaids Thin
: land shear with a woven
# cord plaided in blue, blacks,
r cardinal and pinks, as tasty
r a thin dress as you will get
!. rs cents from S7i.
The ribbon breeze is still
rustling the ribbons. You
l.Irever saw such qualities for
! such prices. The narrow
, J. ones sell the fastest. We
{, Iare replacing them with
:, wider ones at still greater
p reductions. You should
look through these ribbon
boxes, there's lots of beauty
~ and value there for very lit
d tie money.
Does your house front to
A. ward the sun2 Don't bow
' Ss your shutters and keep on
&c the air, but get a windo'
Awning OF the nice fame
q stripes so popular now. The
OfIcome in a fine assortment c
colors in the fine goods fror
NJ 25 cents q yard up W
on send q man to measure you
M. n, Windows and furnish iro
9,yss frames and material con
gan pleted TO your windows.
We have another nice !,
Iof remnants OF Table Liner
OF Of In lengths from Il to
a, AZ yards. You will find the
nth lin the basement plain,
marked from II cents to
for each remnant.
8 8. Also a small lot OF IS I'M
ZEN ia, all pure linen Crash nice (
he. kitchen use, are reduc'
due from 10 cents to 1T.
We are stirring up @
White Bed Spreads-wi
p ps's, continued cool weatt
blankets have been mt
desirable than Spreads. \
have made several spec
bargains In White Spree
such as this:
Those ut 6 rs reduced toS Gr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

The Union NJ. E. 5 . }y,Hs N
Spss@s sr Republic on g e : !. o
Ing sn!R VIII leave Cape Ny / ~ > VI
Tickets 70 cents a.. " Cd the
~! y9;gou' I p Fsas tn b opportunity
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

The excursion Of the Brsndywins M.
K. Sunday sohcol TO Beverly Park, on
ThursdGy lact, was well pAtronlzed an@
proved very profitable IS Nsll as very
pleasant, over Sl3J being realized above
which aum will be applied
towards the purchase Of new orasr
| for the Sunday school,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

VIM. Y. Warmers sale of horses &C.
day was largely attended. Up to l. So
o'clock some 80 head had been disposed
Of ct prices ranging from $50 to $You:.
He did the Auotloneering himself anu
worked hard to eblige the bidders 81 81
wall as oil parties Interested. The DC
head have new oWners tonight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Last evening Superintendent HARLAN
Invited the members OF the Board oil
Education atter tho adjournment 10 ar
company him 10 Whise's Zoe cream
"a DON on Market street above Seventh
shere they were served with ice Dream
and other refreshments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

spoo!a' Agent Frank Stout OF the g..
P. q. O, went 70 Dover to day to In
vtstigats several cases which have been
brcu2kt tn his notice. Mr.. Stout hes
severAl very important cases now on
Aauc, which Will be made public In due
time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

St~a n rms Third street market,
aA7- 'sv skaa tomorrow, which
- a 1a' the last OF the season. He
Dr. "a 20 a hae lot of porgies, sea
1aH aa.54t snd fresh cod fish.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

at our 81 shoes for boys and girls VIII
show you what we are doing in the way oil
good footwear for all, Of lowest pr ces'
Try us and save a little money on your
shoe bill S. CORN ms No 10 f An, ne
tween Market an King
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

june II Mr.. Carnegie, VITA
rr. .7iIling Mr.. Blaine, have ar
-. -sr ham. So far his tour has
4ss-. g. 81 yatle one.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

The Bachelor Boat Club held a meet
ing last evening, and decided TO pur-
chase fOur-ohrsd gig. The club also
decided TO give their snnuAl mooallsht
excursion some time this month, but
tbo deie hLs net vet been fixed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

nUBLIO sANE-wILL HE SOLD 1T
Public rsl', on "a ! URDAY, ths 18Th
list, az . tlchsmis, 81 10 o'clock, q. l.. are
large irlv ing horse, su itablo for doubla
carriage CRp be setn a. WALLAOS'S,eS
a nd I9tnau streets. II ~
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the lke6l

So, e2.50 and So shoes for mau In W.
miagtop at BAbcock's, 206 Market
street, above BscOnd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Fine Turkey bathing sponGes ~ low
prices. Taylor q Fullerton, a02 King
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
W. II. SHARP co

best Mating We know OF
Smyrna Rugs Especially
adapted for summer use on
mating fl 5ors, ia all sizes.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Oysters, CLANS, GRABS, HOLSTERS aud
deyiled orshs at Ainseow'e, 707 Sbipley
street and 106 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Variety Of stglss always the biRgsst'
our pIices always the smallest. Bas
cooke, 205 Market sTIeet, above SeoOnd'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

xii Oxford ties aud kid opera slippers
BIZ variety, small ooBt, at BAboook's
2u6 Market sIset.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

a f7ht gs.u.re1 on MaGison street
near ar d tails afternoon, but little
L.3o' Ts.ap.lsi az no great damage
-
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Menu

Lasting, patent leather tip, ga 'eEs and
low cut eboes at Baboook's, 205 Market
btrest, above Second.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

AYUIIOE.-AT 4 EETIHa or THE
~ Directors Of tho Clayton hullfiER and
Loan association tue president, Joseph L.
Carpenter Jr was Luthartzt I'd to receive all
monies due tho association. The uOnth y
meeting will 10 heid in ths Telegraph
Building, Third and Market Streets, on Fri
day evening naIt SAMUEL h. BAY
lg.Gt
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-. ,1ovIng IN a II

A,olrRs, June LIN l., ms ps''7
r ~iis. i6b - @y '' s asri ,toa5l91
gI, a,isi, Bs'''TiInso = Tals ;.. E. a1l
5 devastated tat, by tl III. p.,.s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

These makes are all of the
best Chinese end Japanese
looms and made expressly
TOR fine retail trade. We
can recommend them as The
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
M0XIE.

The famous beverage nerve food. The most
re arkahle record ever known. AotR medl-
cine, slimulaut or poison. The moot luscious
drint on the IN srktL beu oges nervousness,
nervous exhaustion, the N effects of summer
heat ard AL the ELECTS OF alcohol, tobacco and
dissipated life. Has fed scores Of helpless
paralytics TO ful strens 9Th. The greatest help
10 the neryt weary aud oyerwOrk d, removes
the tired, llf less fec Ing like magic, VIII
break recent intOXicatlOn In an hour. Buy
the MoNte syrup Mt IS cts. bottle, II yon
leave tile city. with Ice water, a bottle will
n axe YOU IS half tumplers OF luscious nerve
food beverage. One cent glass. Look out
for couuterfeits. Your city has Just beer
cleared of Them. LOOE out for dealers VINO
cut prices, they invariably put counte riellf
on You on III sly. All the leading Druggist,
II we 90 not tell he truth 80 cts, quar-
bottle, 80 a case. Y bottles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Louisiana State Lottefy UUMpAnJ
Incorporated By the Lsginature in lsss
fpS Educational and charitable purposes
and It's franchise made Q part OF the prsteni
STATE Constitution, In 1879, D. an over
whelming popular vote.
asa Grand single Number DKeN
hnRs saRe place Monfhlys ana sme
Grand Quarterly Drawings res a.
laFAx every three mOassab tMnren,
jane. September and Decemborl'
1--WE do hereby certify tina. We superSia.
the arrangements for ali the aontnly she
Stats Lottery o., and IN person nanssi
and control ths drawings themselyeR, AZ
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness spa In gocd faith toward All pef.lln X
md We authorize tho COMPANY 70 use " Y
osrtiticats, with fas-giUliles q oar flgDStI,s
attached in It's advofuEomsH1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

DUBlIO sALE.-WlLA ~ s. LID ar
Z p1bllo sale,
On WEDN E5DAY, JUtyE 2'ru,
at o'clock. .. m,
GA tbs premises, ths o,isI houss 294 East
Thrice IN street, six rooms, shed kitchtn
lrV ctllUr 'sfipR . -sil
h " TfpuEN JOS "ult5 li--1L
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ii!rss atsist.!st lsl.j's ts
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Ravy stEL-s. Sc, "a.

REMFNpNg E.et .1s P ..ssr., g, 2,
-n1 Eatlg, eho RIs ia GsaFsa q t1a draw,
ipzs n a l1.Fr-.ss o. s.-g-iu.e fs!rnslt
snd integrity, that the 3E-nae5 are All
a1ual And - 4 70 oa' c1s r0csibly diVine
shat numbers aiI L.aW . FftAs.
REMEMEEE that the payment Of Al
PriEes ia ssUh2AE IEGN III fOUB
NATIONAL HANKS OF Nor OrloAns
anc tic IltEftz a,e slfce7 ny tno freai
dsps " an lrsti:uited, SLotD ohhftef q
glKt q 4re recognized % thN highsst Conr;s
therefore. osTEre Of z1s n.itssions o. hn-
noy!nou5 cnsD-s
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G. r. RUpoLPH.

DUBLIC BALE.
Tbe subscriber will s,lI NJ public salts At
tae rove yard Of David Johhs)n, OSnFe
villo, Dol, on
MONDAY, JUNE rs h. 1883,
.tls0 s'clo3R, y. a,
AZ held q fresh cows and TX
III springer; thsse cows are an eE' - H.
ira rue lot and cRirymon and othera VIII 40
we'll 70 come and REQ them.
A LOT Of extra Fac feeders; also q few stock
bulls.
Dinner Of IL so Sale positive ana NO IN
dorbiddirg. ., ,,,,,,,,,y
JIG. Robinson, suct. jl2 dkw
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We, Sns updersigned BAnks snd Banker
viii nav All Prizos drawn In The Loulsisns
State Lotteries which msy bs prs5sneeo -
cur counters.
r. n. WALMREET. Pres. Esoutssn1-f
National BANK.
A. BATDWTK, Pres. N. o NceI H'h
GAIL KOHU, PreG.Unton hadoAH'
Bank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Wy AEIEp-A sLruAIlyN IN IN
IL Address /. MoO., this oftiss. l22t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

ais or SO sone,o 5 % m Il sEa
mi, - gallery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Intrease your speed for fall positions
by renting typewriter.
tHAs q 9UYER, 826 Market St.
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gTANrhD-A SITUATION BY A
~ young tnAn from the county willing
to work at any respectable business and
make himself EonerSiiy useful, Apply ct No
8lo East Tth street. lts