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Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
N. Megag&S Son
5I6 TatnalI Street,
AND
S. E. Cor. 9th & Tatnall Ste

We have here a large and
varied assortment OF hard
wood Chamber Suits in
Walnut, Antique aad Natu-
raj Oak, Cherry and Ash, a
few we would like to call
your attention to are us fol
lows:
No. I, Isa neat Oak Suit
we've been selling Tor some
time, going to close them
out for $40 90. Haven't
many at the present writing
Don't be surprised if they
are gone soon.
No. 2 Is an Oak Suit, an.
tique finish, full size, with a
2ox24 inch beYel glass. This
suit We have Just put ON our
floor as a substitute of No. I,
being larger and better fin-
ished In every way.
No. 8, Is a heavier Anti.
Quo COX COX Suit, rub finish,
with a 24x3o inch bevel
mirror. THIS suit is the Gre Gre
we had at the Fair. Our con
tract for this SaIs calls for
300. Have plenty now and
more coming. Price $4,000.
No. 4 Is an Ash Suit,
natural finish, 24x3o mirror,
Tor $50 90.
No. 5, IL an Antique
Oak, rubbed flushed Suit,
with an English style splash
en- back W a 8 h s t a n d, for
$500
No. 6, Is an Antique Oak,
with a 26 inch round French
plate mirror Tor 300.
No z, Is a heavy, hand
g. mely carved Oak Suit for
| $4,000. This suit comes from
the assignees Of a defuncl
manufactures. he loses, you
/ gain.
] We have here named seven roAd bargains
/ We csperialiy call your attention TO thOs,
suits Described a. ngm9efs and 8; the like
l cannot be produced elsewhere, as they ar
/ sgec'W natterns, made tor uH at speci 4
| prlCrt, Look carefully over the prices, 1
! yuH hsN one that ultB you In price aud de
| scrip on, call ana see them. iou'n Nm,
thFiu ~ the store AS reptC Cuttd here, uIhef
I " s. ve l. give you free the srtrl you cont
] tolOo Al, We have many others running
from 80 TO si25.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

WE woNDER1i the people are = vsTo
OF the tAoi that the Democrats inleud TO
play the sAms game on them IN Esisr.
snos 70 the Coroner tha' taay did IL
1892 In that year BAyAri Widdoes
WAS elected Coroner 10 tuoted Frank
Smith, but the result proved shA, Il wat
only . continuation Of Mr.. Bnith's
term, ~ one OF Mr.. Widdoes' frat sols
vas to Appolnt him deputy, and he die
charged ihs dulles Of The office duylDg
bis entire term. We unsars ard THAI
1t Ia the intention Of she parry 10 do The
came lhlE q over In tue event OF Mr.
Gamble bslrg elsoIsd, and that hs will
continue 10 attend 10 his business, while
Mr.. BArnhlll, rs deputy, will 6lsohArge
tho duties OF the ofioe. NOR there Ia >
very easy way 10 avoid this dcub bic
iesling, and that Is BY eIecilnR George
W. JAsks0D, the Republican nominee
He Is poor man, and honest In every
Te5psoi, and his services TO the cillzsns
Of Wilmington in caring for their Loot
children certainly entities him 70 some
SuOssAn Mel recognition oil their hAads.
q be is elected he will attend 10 tbs
duties Of ihe cfioe himteli, in . manner
thai will be BAhBIscioIy 10 ell.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

THE veterans meeting last Saturday
night Of the Institute Halt WAS GO o.
the most enthusiastic OF the susiEe cam
pAigu. The prehIdeni and Vice pEssI.
dAnts represented half . mllIles 81 shs
survivors o. .ssvus RhO fought In de-
Tense OF lhe Union. and 9. wav,s, ~ II i i
...: " say buI . very few will cas-
their votes tomorrow Tor Mr.. Cleveland
and the Democratic party. Ever slnos
Nc. OievelAnd's insugurA lion he hA'
improved every opportunity OF sho p.
log his dislike for tha old SOLD leFi, Mo-
only have they bssn removed from
office without oAuEer bui be bks sesmsd
50 delight In vetoing bills pABtei for
those OF their number who are lnoapa.
siAted by wounds or diieAss CON ,rA.sed
In the army, nom earning q living for
themselves And families. We would
not be surprised that IL NJ Cleveland
ahoali be reelected, and ths Democrats
obtain con Irol Of both Houses OF Con
greSs that the N AtionAl 8aldleIS H1pies
Wouli be abolished, aud theis inmates
turned cut 10 die pAupe7's deRshs In
county Almshouses, Therefore II it
diff luli 10 SEQ how any old soldier oSu
consistently vote the Democratic :kB,,
a. II Is llks licking The hand shat has
smOle him TO tbs gr5und.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
VERY Republican,

EVERY Republican, who still
possesses the right to vote, should go 10
Ihs polls tomorrow aud voie the entire
Ticket Tbs nominees are men Above
suspicion, aud AgAlHsI whom not sin.
gle word oAn be said. EAeh Of the gen.
llamsn named on the County ticket 10
usIl-knoWn In ths community, and Il
emInentIy deserving mot only OF the
support OF his party, bus also OF ell fair
minded, Independent Democrats, who
Grs In favor OF Constitutional Reform,
and Z change in orr laws which will
make Il impossible for four or ava CON
spirA OrI TO deprive the mSjoEiiy o.
thsir fellow oit.zsHs Of their riEhG Ia
vote. The full tiekst will be found d
The head OF thiI column, and every
man on II is suainenily deserving Of She
support Of every oidzsn, who favor
good government more than party.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

THERE Ia y gro wing fsalIng Rmong
she people that the Presidential term
shouId be extended to o. least six years,
while thsre are some who favor ten
years aud no second Term. Under our
present system there IL . general die.
tuFbAnoe Of ell bulinass every four
years, especially II there should be =
change In the administration, or OF the
policy which has been followed for one
term. About the time the people be.
some settled down 10 business BgNlB,
the conventions meet AMI smother cam
pAiEn lie commenced, causing capitalism
70 ourtAil their investments and manu-
fAoiursrs lheiE output THIS Away
results In throwing hundreds Of persenI
Out OF work oil . season OF the yea
when every worklngman needs everJ
dollar he can earn for his family.
therefore seems that 10 would be wis
70 lsnathen the PFesldsuHs term, 90 d
70 guard against this disturbance o
business, which ID BlwAya talt more o.
LEES Rll over the country.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

C1FRTFF'a azTT@tv n OF
- win IN ieSs1i Is,lsl Il, ~ fI4s "a will
DO exposed 70 public sole AZ Tie touft ls,.s,
sirtets ~ tSe eitt ~ ~ u 4 -, " r. Castle
county, Dei., N y - monies
deliV
ON TUESDAY, As AMI
THElSTH DAYoF NOVEMBER, Il n al
Al Z O'Clock, d. M,
Ala O'Clock, p. M,


Ine rolloWlhN ntscfibtn real ettAtei VIII
An those certain lots Of land with the build
inFs tlfure0h sitaate IN the said city OF vii.
nItngton. bounded and descsibet aa follows,
No. i. Beglnuing at the northeasterly utter
section Of Tatnan street aud Third street
thence along the northeasterly eide OF Third
street q feet 3 Inches and half 20 inches
aud hAlf on ihe stone wall OF the said ore
miAh W. hut canss stone house thence passing
through said wall thereof and by land OF toe
said Jeremiah nupean'a parallel With TAtnAll
s,nest 81 feet 70 !nehes e the corner Of lot Of
William Chandler, thence thereby and par
allel with Third street % ieet 3 "a inches 70
Iatnali street, thence down the side ofTatnall
street II feet 10 Inches TO the place of begin
ming. Containing !, 90 feet inches Of ground
he the same more o. less.
No. ?. Beginning a. n corner OF land late Of
Nicholas u. Williams nowQi Richard r9phsm
" ith line Of that LOT and parallel With and
between ORANGE aud TAtnaH htreeta north ~
degrees east 81 feet 10 inches TOT line OF land
u tie said william Chandler, late OF David O.
v llsOn, ihence by that line and other land 81
the said William Chandler, late Of David. @
the said william Chandler, late OF William
shipley'a helra North IS degrees west s. ~ Z
inches 10 land late Of Isaac II, starr now OF
OF the said William Chandler, thence
by line thereof south - degrees west u ieel
l0iuehea 70 Che place Of afore5aid side Of Third
east 81 fears 'nchrs 70 the place OF beginning
he the eontenta theIeof more or less.
sGized and taken in execution as the properly
Of Thomas Y Deccorm audle and Phoebe T.,
his wife, and {. Is, and 10 be sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
1885. s2s-eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

The last two OF the Revolutionary
soldiers who were allowed pensions under
general act were, according to the Com
mis- toner's report, William Hutchins, Of
Penobscot, Hancock county, Me, who
died May 8. 1866, aged 1O2 years, and
Samuel Downing, Of Saratoga county, N
7 who died February is 1867, aged lOl
years Hulchins was born 4 D 1764,
and enlisted in 1850,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

seal rs over O000, 900 dozen. and fAE
d slant oaInA ]. O0O, 900 deHsa. There
4 no branch OF farming thAt yieidI
greater returns on = small outlay tAan
raising poultry, aud there ara vary few,
II any farmers, but Who OAn inOrsass
their sloak OF chickens 70 200 or 800
with lltlIA expansa and no risk, and
dad ths venture profitable. Tbs sup
ply OF ogg1 u Aol sqaAl TO tha dsmAnd
and theSe Il no good reason Why The
over tR0 and . half mlllioa dollar
paid annually 70 foreigners for eggs
should not 20 10 our own far ners.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
NOTTCE.

This paper is printed on q
Scott Webb Periecting press,
with a capacity of "a, 600 copies
printed /, folded and counted In
go minutes. 1t is the second
press of tie kind in Delaware
and THE purchase wss necessita,
ted wing to the REPtBMCAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and ode it in operation,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Ola citizen of London (CeFn ST.
died last week at the age OF ~, " rs a.
lated that he had always lived in tua
town and had never ridden on a ralroa
By occupation he was wheelwrlgh ami
with the exception Of once driving in li
own team to EeWbUrypeFt, Mass tnyibI
a sis'er, he never had been further aNal
from home than Co cord, a distance o
about nine miles,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

TIE poultry product OF this county
y amazlnsl and there are very 10 y who
hhye ahy idea OF Is magnitude; but
u she supply 70 nos sgaL 10 sts 10.
y Aon I. 1883 the wnsaY produ VI OF
~ sa, y .assa stotss Tas vain'd =, tAss =
wv ool; sda @ ia proius1 $40 900 600;
sRs a'tfy D.ota t2so 600 $50, 6u, ne
Iealhy Product was eur,u $3.50 GOO 600
sNmOss 2 81 saslu as mu5n IS tho 60 :
REoaaci Aod larger than lhs iroD
dsh, eel Pr5ducs G5gs,s,r Yet tia,
DysYeaP Weimpurisd 5 600 GOO , zsp,
oon' for Nhioa vs. pslc 90 ST. 600
~ 'hAS should have gone 10 uur
=" nsrs. OF these Gags asrms
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
The WALKING EGOOd

Extra wide hook lace and Congress for
fat men and those having tender feet.
Gents patent leather hook lace and con-
gross
Gents fine calf hook lacs and button
hand made, French toe OF the New York
toe
All the above are better In style, better
in quality and much lees In price than
you have been used to paying.
Ask for OUR OWN MAKE 6ne shoes
for biz and little bors.
Mundell's Solar Tip Shoes for boys and
girls
Ask TO sec our HAND MADE shoes for
ladies; prices moderate. Ask to see our
Pebble ami KID SPRING HEEL button
shoes for ladies.
See our fine STRAIGHT GOAT and
pebble button shoes for ladies.
Do you wear ane glove rubbersl We
have them with heels or SPRING
HEELS. All reliable grades of rubber
boots Gnt shoes for men, women and
children
For any purchase not satisfactory you
can get your money back.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
wILmIRaTON . NORTHERN =. ,

Time table In eject, July stu 1885, Trains
leave Wilmington tfrench Htreetl Is follows
EoF Reading, biTds0oio, Joanna, SpriaP.
iuld, Nayueslarg junction, Manor, PotthVills,
fHInsquR, A llentowu, Lebanon, Werner.
Vile and All points on the philadelphia Ane
dealing X, r. 10 a. N. and 80 p. M,
For Spring deld, Wayneaburg junction
Coatesville, Einbfeevlle, LsHapel ChGdd'i
Ford aud DupOnt's and Intermediate pointa
T. 20 a. M, aHa 500 .. No.
Fer CoRtesyll lille and intermediate points o.
10 a. M, 80 and 500 D, m.
For West Chester, 100 1. M, 80 and 80
y me-
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
For New Bridge and intermediate pointa,
~ y, m. and on Saturday only at % ant
u. 40 p. m.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediAu
points, 81 sos q. M, and Tor Springfield GnC
int fInediGte points AZ o. 90 .. m.
A, q, Ae9AU5LAND, BOW n K6s HRtaEiH,
Superintendent. cen pass. AFiL
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
ON THURSDAY,
THE lbTH DAY Or EUVEMBER. Isss,
At2o'olOok, p. m,
me following described real estate. viz.

All that certain lot Of land and three story
brick dwelling thereos, hiluata In the city Of
Wilmington, bounded and described as fol-
lUwHs
d, ginning on the westerly side OF Madison
street between seventh and ghth streets at
the distance Of s. feet II inches from the nj rth
Crly side OF neYenth street, thence westerly
parallel with seventh street, " feet to the
cafterly side OtIhornton street At 20 feet vide
thrncc by the same northefly parallel with
Madison street - ieet II inches, thence east
eTly parallel with seventh street 90 feet II the
afOreaaid westerly side OF Madison street, and
hence BY TIE same southerly " feet u In
ehes 70 the place or beginning, be the contents
what they may.
seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF CHARLES II. Kentou and Maggie III
y fe and Emma y. Money and Banialntn y.
Money, her husband and ts. aud 10 be sold
by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
1883.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
ON THURSDAY.
THE lbTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888,
At O'oloSE p. m,


Ihe foliOWihk dosoribeu roAi estate, VIZ
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land,
with Unrestricted brick dwelling house
thereon erected, In the city Of Wilmington,
bounded an described as follows, 10 wit:
beginning at the southerlN side OF Fourth
street between West and Washlarton streets,
at corner Of land now or late Of John q riner,
Al - feet - inches from the easterly slice 81
Washington street, thence with the same
south ~ degrees, west % feet, more or less, to
John Brooks alley, thence with said alley
side parallel with Fourth street easterly % feet
to htaEe, thence by a new line north 20 de-
grees east 90 leet more or less, TO the said side
OF Fourth street, and thence with the same
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
may
Seized and TAX n in execution as the prop
eTty Of lBaiah H. Thomas and Lydia A., his
wife, and 1. Is, aud to be sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherld's once, Wilmington. october 81, 1893.
oct3l.ts
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
ON SATURDAY,
THE ioTn DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1883.
At2o'clock, D. M,

The following described real estate, viEi
No. 1, All that certain lot, plees or parcel
OF land situate In the city O. Wilmington,
bounded and described A. follows; Beginning
at the intersection Of the norlhcrlg > de oi
Third street, with the westerly side ofOrangt
thence with said side Of Orange street, north
criY II feet inches to land LATE of stephen
POstlta, thence With said Stephen Postlesl
land wesi orly aud parallel o Third street q
feet innhei to q lina OF land late Of said
stephen pOatles, thence with fRld land and
land Of others Eoutherly parallel to OraRgt
street 81 feet inches MIR OF Ices 10 the sail
casterly e feet inches more or less 20 tht
place Of beginning with a very large bfteh
and frame fhOp8 IN rcou er5 cted.
No, All that certain lot, piece or parcel
Of land with the buildings thereon erected,
situate IN the city Of WilminptOn Aforesaid,
founded and described As follows. to wilt
beginning AZ the northefiY side ofthiFd stree
between Oran9eRud rAtnRll streets At thl
distance or 81 feet inches FROM the WESTERLY
side Of OrarRe street belnFR corncr OF Petei
Springer land thence byA lire OF the sam,
nortnerly parallel 10 Orange etrCet - feet
inches u 4 corner thence by n linc Of land lat
OF stephen P0Btles westerly 20 feet " Inches I,
another corner thence sOut lsrly parallel 1,
! tue hrst mentioned line aud Orange stree
along line Of 9th, lands Of John Ferris o.
! the " - ~ leet inches 70 the Aforesaid north
easierly 2s feet 10 inches % the placeot begin
niug, HOOK =, Vol. "a page $50, &C.. with
] two story stable Of store house.
seized and tpkCn In eNceution as the proper
| " OF Springer, Morley, GaHse Company, an,
| TO hC sold " GILES NMBsON, Sheriff.
| sheriTs ONCE, WILMINGTON, October q. 1855
| CHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE or 4
| - writ Of Lsvari Faeias 70 me direstod
| viii DO eKposod to public saie, at the OOur
/ House, on Market street, between Tenth an
/ Eleventh streets Ia the city OF Wilmington
New Astle County, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

The following described real estate, viEi
An that certain, pises or parcel or tract OF
land sitnate. LYNX and be ng in Peucadcr
hundred, New haile county State OF Della
ware, with the buildings thereon erected,
bounded and descrihed ~ follows, to witt
Beginning at . point IN the centre of the
public road leading from kirkwQnd 70 Red
Lion opuosite twO roads called Love Lane,
thence IN the centre of said lane norm 20 ce'
Krees WeEt = 10 chains 20 stone thence soul ID
S degree oest 70 - lQo chains with lana OF
Mashinston Il ng ~ stone corner corner
also for lands OF said Washington King and
p W II. r. r., thence With said r., W 1,
3 u, r, II. % south de recs, west - and
b2-i0J ch ins TO a pile Of stones near an apple
tree, thence sopth ~ H. degrees, east hAg-lyO
chains with land Of the late George Harris to
the centre OF the public road Aforesaid leading
FROM kitkwood % Red Lion, thence 18th said
public read north n degrees cast 10 "a 10
chains 10 the place OF beginning oontatning
According to the iste survey by George W.
Stmflrr IS acres and perches Of land be the
same mole orlesa Book @ Vol, Nc, page fOa,
&c,
seized and taken IN execution a. the prop
erty oi John q Clark aud sn.an Is, Clark, his
wife, and Giipin 4. lyman, O., and TO be
sOldhy tGitFs JAMESON, Sheriff,
lass. O22-eod
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

MONDAY, November J ~.


Whenever we can crowd
q price under, down It goes,
There's a pressure on oil the
time, not to see how much a
thing will bring, bit AOsv hit
Ns ii can be sod. Ter, We
watch for every drop In the
market, and take first pick
nine times In ten. The enter
prlsing maker, the overload
ed agent, the frightened
Spectator, is likely first Of
all to turn to Wanamaker's.
If there's q littler-than-
ever price possible. you can
always count on finding it
here.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
FOR CONGRESS

~ FVN NJNNEINkal7l1
minnie III, TREAT Of Georgetown.
! -wGtchhj -
ora 3ats StnAtor-LeWis Thompson.
~ hsnrssOntatlyes : Charles N. Curtis
vrsinipglan, Pdwsrd Challenger, New
rs-Sas. lShn Pilling, White CLAY Ureek
1 TTar 4 Ellisop' Pencader; Daniel B
R,sNSTt' RED Llon; Daniel w Corbit, St
bsofre1; Benjamin G. Lockerman o
blsekblrd.
lew Court Commissloners-John J
Gafiaeher, Wilmington; James K. Ne
eiillgsB, BrsndyWine; Benjamin +. shep
6ard, Christians; John W. Cotlman, New
pastie; GeorRe W. Groves, Percader.
Sheriff William simmons.
ORGANISATIONS n JACKSON.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
On SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888,
At2o'olock, p. M,
ON SATURDAY,
The following described real estate, viz;

Inc following described real estate, VIZ;
Al that certain lot or piece Of land with a
two storied brick hOuse thereon erected situate
In the ely OF Mtmiugt N Aforesaid. bounded
aud described IS follows, TO wit:
beginning atap'in on the southcrly side
Of second 81 Get between Monroe ana Adams
streets in the middle OF the division wall be-
tween this ana lac adjoining house on the
west and At the distance Of Ia feet and ?
i;,o,i, 2. -, ,,tssss,,;; ;S--i,;- -.
passing through thB middle OF raid wall li3
feet 10 lnches 10 The northgriY side OF ri asant
STREET ~ 70 Get wide theuce thereby eastery
parallel with seco Isl Get 10 feet 3 Inches
10 a line OF Nathan l.. Jsnney's land thence
by llne Of the same noIheriY parallel with
Adams street aad passing through the middle
OF tie division wall between this ami said
ia noy adjoining house il3 feet 10 inches to
the aloresa d eide Of Second street and theme
thereby westerly 10 3 ches to the place OF
beginning, be the contents there Of what they
may
sriz'd ami taken Into execution MS tho
pr pert ofCha,i lea p. briHtpn aud Emma l..
Ills vie, anu 1. =, and 10 d SOIL ny
GILES LAMBS N, sheriff.
khcrin's ofige, Wilmington, october "A, 1858.
un5
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

CHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ 81 Ais, AeFAri Facias, TO me directed,
Wilde sfpC1ed 70 public sale at the hotel
OF william v. kiniih, q Kirkwonf, Ia pen-
cnder hundred, New Castle County, Della
ware.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

CSHEkIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Lagari Faoias, TO me dlrectsd,
Will DO oxposod 10 public sale, at the Court
houso, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, 10 the city CT Wilmington,
New Castle County, bal,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
PAllaAaIphIA wilnlnGsca 4 BAL


Nf"NI 8A"NHNNa
TRAINS Wtn ltNFe vElinalnl nos - lslloui
E z & We i q & ] I. g, j
"a. zs;gI4 si "a =. ~ q Va. ss a. n,
~ ossst 20 "a sss e 81 Ia 90, sn
i. y = sis' NJ, y g, ssA go, sO& Ant
y. ne IA "a S IA iB ;. r 4. MS
New Kofn, 2oa asa at0 so, s6A % 1907,
az e.: .lz.aG - ~, sA NsS Ioa
Tor Wtst Chester, via Lamokin. q ans
"; a ~ rs aeoP: n, ,.,.,.,.,,.,. =.
hQn.i u 4. m. ~ IS Ahd 9 Il p, a,
baiamery nd intermedtAte stations, 10 ia
Buls hi sSe y ap u Ii.z ri ii.,psyNnn
baltimore aRd washington, fas. aaA eN
70 Y, and a. a. M, aos, = II. ia 4 u. els
Tssias for i I' z, Division leave for,
New Castle, 90 sa q. an %, p@
" 2. M and Y q hiEhL
Stafford (oNpre1sl - p. n.
HARRINGTON, Ilcliasg, and way stAtionA, go
EIS;rsss Tor EiETinStOn. . - p. N. WAY
= RsssS ssr Dover. Harrington. and DN
EIpTssS foF dps 6isFiss, Ola Point Don
sort, And NorfolE Iaos Might
Leave PAnsdeiphis. Broad street.. for WI
mingto1 lqNpreasl. u 70. %, 71A ~, $40
10 ~ u ia II % a. M, 1HA Ha, zoe, ato
%, S2i, 6Ol, . 81, n70p. N.
Accommoda don, GA loaS a. n, LA, E.2l
81. ta,' . sas taos ioto aud il u ,. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Tor Philadelphia ieHpresnl 200, It's Ap
7ib, 10, II 81 a. M, . ~, "a and ghe
Accom- mediation, ~ q. M, "a tl ia, 10,
GSl 7ia, And 10 " p. N.
FOR Chester {e1pfespi, rs. 10. II q . n,
Aeeoaam99Sdstion, si5Sna nm. IB. dB
FoT New Yorf express, 90, sn. tg, ia
sia mas NJ, Az, saA 's2A , o. and ia,S
vi west Chester. via LanOkin. SIS a n.
Yof oaps Uharlss, Old Point Comfort, ana
Norfolk, n o6 Might,
For New Cashe, MiddlstosTn, CLAYTON
Doygr, FELTON,, Harrington, Baaford, Laurel
and DplinAr, II % Night.
Baltimore and Washington, La ga eaa
10 u a. M, " W, y q, aud % p. ID, HAlu
more, 9. 60 and n - ., nj.
Leave Philaaelnhf. - ssl,i Btreet, for vii
HipysSs Ssxprsssl a q Z, 10 7.a@ s.io. ii.is
Accommodation. 8. e 70, 70 a, n, n.BA.E,eA
-, :, cl'Enu IfsH M.
For further information, passengers are re,
ferret 70 the ticket once At be station,
Trans marked thus q are iizlivsd express,
upon which extra fare Il cnarKed.
JHAB. n. PUCK, J. r. WOOD
tsnarAl AAnAaaF General fasssa9sr Asst
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

SHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ Aswrit Of Loearl Faelas TO mo direct.
ed Will be exposed 10 public Bsie, ~ the Court
House. on Market street. between Tenth aud
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

EALTHNO1G = UnAEO nEALLHsAz
sOhkDUEss - REsRuT April -, 1855
ERains Iaavu nalawAre Avsnus DsDoH
EAST BuUND.
FcE Philadelphia and Chester, UIA, ia
%, % 39,p %, 70 20 and all "a q. m; / % o.
. " 50 80, 8 q, ~, 7 30, - as 6nd So p. n
IN tiuhdtys,T 20, Z Is, y o., 10 30 ard aiI il
p. 70,
Tor Singeriy, accommodation, daily n %
For baltimore, accommodation, daily az
3apt sunday IS q. m.
For OhlSSEO and PitssburE, express, dAilJ
IS q. m.
dinolnnAti and 81 LOun express, dAny
i5siunors accommodation, daily IS n
Pittsburs, unioaEo and st. Louis express
singsTy accommodate daily 90 D n,
EOA LhfDHEBHlea,t 10 A. E.naadRJ
only, Lice 9. n, oaliy tEoapt banday, = q
3 90, ~ y, IA. deity,
TfrinC issVs naskat Street EtasiaEs
go5 fhlladslphis Sgs ?. N, dally. Fei
Baltimore 8 9 2. b., daily. 1dI LsRdsn
3TIs $50 and H. a. n. daily, eIospt Sun.
Gays e,loA a on sanoay onig t,is and t.st
F..tseare. ObisauO and "a Leuis srproa,
TfssinS ieS NIlpInGsos-Laays Fhnasa
pRiA, daily, 81 CO, 100, all 20 a. n, Is o.
oo9R, Z. 500, Aso, sGsO, Lsa Lls, l0l7,
1siiy, sEsspt sunday, Lss, T.so a. n,
HEndsye only, ale an.
RkTas 70 wRsTsRH FoINTs LowxR EHAr
/ VIA ANY OTfaR LINZ.
| y, u. ULEfdEET6 q. O.BOULk
gonn hioaaxeF. GEM Pass. AEnA
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