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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
Special Judge of Hunt County.

special 20 the Hasette.
GgEENv1LLE, TEX, Jan. 2--The Dis
trict court of this (Hunt) county con-
vened to-day in regular January term.
The Hon. J. A. B. Putnam, the regular
Judge, being disabled by continued i'll
health from holding this term Of court,
the bar of the county held an election
under the statute for special Judge. Coll
onel " G. Jones, an old member OF this
bar and local attorney for the Missouri
Pacific system, was elected to fill the
bench this term. His opponent, Judge
E. W. Terhuue, received s highly COM
plimentarY vote. Judge Jones organized
and charged the grand jury this morning g,
delivering an sble and explicit charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
PaIestiD @.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
PALESTINE, Tex, Jan. Our city
mourns the death OF two estimaole ladies.
Yesterday Mrs. Swift, wife Of Alderman
W. Fl. Swift, was buried at Fart Hill Gem
etery, and to-day & large tortege OF
mourning relatives and friends followed
to their last resting place the remains OF
Mrs. Msrtin Hinzie, wife Of one OF Pales-
tines largest business men.
MIR. Frank Chataway, who lived near
this place, suddenly disappeared several
weeks ago, since when he has not been
heard from. His Esther, living az Chi
csgo, has written here to learn Of his
sons whereabouts. AS there was no
known reason for leaving In the manner
that he did, his friends are very uneasy
on his account.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
! the rack in this city the nigh. before

the rack in this city the night before
Cnristmas.
The man Huddleston, who with his
wagon, team and little boy, so myster-
iously disappeared last week. has not yet
been hesrd from, and not the slightest
clue TO his whereabouts has been OBJ
tanned. The murder theory is still sd-
vsncsd, though there is no suspicion, il
it was murder, who was the perpetrator
Citizens made up mopey and sent Mrs.
Huddleston to Easslsnd county, which
was her Intended destination before the
disappearance of her husband.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
Denton County Farmer assassinated.

denton County Farmer assassinated.
Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, Jan. John Fergu.
son, well-to-do farmer living fourteen
miles south OF here, was asssssinated
last night while sitting at his own fire.
side. The iend stole up to his window
about O'Clock and shot him with shot
gun, six buckshot taking effect in his
body, which caused his death early this
msfning. The assassin is unknown, but
it is thought he will yet be apprehended.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Special to the Gazette.
LEwIsyILLE, TEX, jan. 2.-Mr. John
Ferguson, living six miles west of this
place, was assassinated at his own home
about o'clock on the night Of January
L. He was reclining on lounge, all his
family sitting in the room at the time. He
wss shot with shotgun, the shots taking
effect in the under law and, ranging up,
lodging in the brain. The assassin shot
him through the window. He lived from
O'Clock pm. till O'Clock a.m. There
is no clew as yet to the perpetrator. Mr..
Ferguson Was good, quiet citizen, and
l sd been very thrifty in the last few years
masking money. He will DE greatly lost
to this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
MY ,RlENDs, LISTEN TO ME

haven't many words to say to ycu, but
they are to The port. Ityou, or aay member
of your amily or friends, are suffering from
coughs, colds, haar eness, .pteurisy, influenza,
pneumonia, or other chest trouble, or from
rheumatism, weak baes kidney affection, or
pains 10 any other pofston Of your body, take
my ADVICE aad uszsBenron'c Plasters, on OLD
and standard rsaedy rec6nmep ded by leading
physicians au8 druggists eBerywhere. They
are a "ndstEum," but scientific combina
ton of valuable medical ingrs dients, overcom-
ing and graduating pains quickly and perms
nent!y. ASK for Benson's and take no other,
however latteringly recommended by deaern
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
Must be Captursd,

SAN FRANCIS CO. CAL, Jan. "A report
comes from the Valparaiso sea coast that
Bernall has been seen in thst vicinity, and
Governor General Arec has left the chpi-
tai with 800 cavalry fer that point. The
Federal government made it lnown TO
the Governors of the states in which Ber-
nall has been operating for years that the
band must be captured or killed. Ber-
Nails followers dispersed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
CRU ned BIS Skull.
Special to the Gazette.

NpEClhI % CNE OaZEEtt,
BoNHAM, TEX, Jan. From q gen.
tlemsn who lives at Trenton, small vii
lage in the southwest part OF this county,
1t was learned this afternoon that on yes
terday two young men at that place
named T. G. Tomlinson and Sam Merritt
became involved in difficulty in shoot
ing gallery. During the row Merritt
struck Tomlinson over the head with z
gunstOck, crushing his skull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
BONHAM.

Two HorEs Thieves In Jail-Hudcieston
Stu Missing.
special to the Gazette.
BoNHAM, TEX, Jan. 2 Sheriff j. W..
Evans has arrived in the city with TWO
horse thieves, named JEFF Stevens and j.
NJ. Jones, whom he arrested in Lamar
county with the stolen horses In their pos
session. The horses are the property OF
Mr.. Weathersby, and were stolen from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03

Why weary your throat and patience with
that wretched coughwhen a 25 cen bottle OF DR..
BULBS Cough Syrups%il cure you:
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

EiWin J. HorDer, NJ. 42l e Fourth
slrt OF, died ~ bis IssldtnNe 81 an eaFly
houF this morning aged ~ yeAIs Mr..
HDTnsF about tWO yean ago ran . ra,l
into his heel from . slipper which he
wa WeGFipR BE thought but little
about sha 10 alter ct hFst, but the litte
pa ootuFe developed so0n iotO q painful
sors, aud from that to RanRrene, hiob
In SPITE OF all medical skill grew 20 bad
ss At lAtt 10 eause his death.
NJ. Horper was formerly and for
mAay SeAfs engaged in the car spring
auuiAotRrinR buslBtss ut Eighth ano
ButtonWood hiIeels, bet selling out the
plant - ". II Bhoen, hs became en-
gagged In this furniture IenovatluR busi
u We ct Sixteenth and ChriEtiRu streets ,
WhISh be TelinquishGd when his health
failed hin, anu he retired 70 private
life
Mr.. Homer vas m Intelligent, ener
R5,ie, pashipg business man, aud for
humber OF yeAIs represented the
Fourth ward 10 the Oily Oouneil, When
business capacity aud iBtelllgancs were
requisite In that body. He leaves 9
wife and a daughter, ths later the wifi,
Of 7. @. G4yley of Pbila8elphiS. IL 1
win II Gsylsy, OF Head B. Co., thil
city, Is = grandson OF the d,oetBed.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

D.O. Reed and Miss Alice Ksnt were
aHitsA IN maFKlaae last evening ~
,o'eloek N Grace n Z. Church, BY the
RsV, Jacoh TODD, D. D., in the presence
~ : IaEao number Of friends OF tne
.nuatFaellnR parties. A reception wAt
oftarwar(s held OF tho reNideDoe OF the
NrIde'e father, b Lundy Kent, No. 500
Washington street. A.. -
GIonoh were married at s O'clock lAs
,C~suipa ~ the residence Of The brides
-snaheF. Ninth and Adams streats. By
a. KsT. J,F. Crouch. After the re-
,SaptiOn the bride and groom ISM for
SoaF 10 The South.
A $50 o'c och last evening Thoma'
\. Turner, Jr., and Miss Laura smith
waFe united In mArEisRa Ut 81. johns
p. n huKeh BY the Rsv. 7. Gardner
Eattell, in the presence OF large mum
Aar Of IhsIF friends and velatlves.
a. d. TibRes and Mica Maggie Web
atsF weFe m arried yesterday mornins 81
1880 o'clock Of the residence OF Mrs.
Jones, No. 6s5 Market street
Cards are out for the Wedding o.
Rhomns r Keilum. and james 0 MOI
EsW, on Tuesday evening, Oltobef 10
~ the residence Of the brides fAthei
1890 King street.
w. Day L Guard, Of Eew York, VII
"a married 70 Miss Florence Kendall
AeaOa n. y. Chutoh, Octoesr IL
On the same day barry Vas GAskep
Of the p W & 3 Railroad, will We'
Misa Carrie Ten Weaes.
On The came day, 81 st. Peters Fro
Cathedral, VIM. A. MAhoney and mis-
Kate Moaaahan will be married, NnI
sake up thtiI residence At bevensh au'
VAa 1aTtn streets.
Ga October 10 the daughter Of Gran
VILE Worrell will be Married - M
RsllsEs OF the RdgemooF Iron Works.
LSonard ID. Davis OF this city 40
Miss BaIlie Z. Moore, dAuRher OF h
Eam Moore, reading near LeWsE, Del
wore unitsd In marriage yesterday
"A o'olSok M in 6t. johns church b
che Rev. Z Gardiner Littel. Altar
shOEt bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs. DAv
will reside for the present 81 Nc. III
WarA akrNak
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
FOURTH EDITION


ANIAs
New York Blue Point Oysters ct
Henry Blouth's Restaurant. Very hne.
Most complication powders have val
gar glare, bat PoM1 lsi'e 10 true beau
ti6aF, whose effects are lasting,
The Y. n. b o OF thls city will al
tend the Rspublicaa meeting ~ New
OAstla on Friday evening.
OhArlaa II. Treat end Il. g Bradford,
Eco, will address the Republicans Of
Newark on Saturday evening.
Abel ssvil purchased the OAapeTton
NIL property. near flAytnn, a. SHERIFF.
sale, last week, for ~ e06
The Grand Lodge Of the Iadependsnt
Order OF Good TemplArs Of ths State
OF DelAusrs, will meet on wednesday
n ant, 70 contiaus IN session two days
3 Homer CAlklns, formerly Of this
olty, 10 now engaged As q SAlesman and
meohsnio 10 tile with 3. r Brown, l76
Westminster atneet, PIovidsnce, h. /
The lash anniversary OF the birth OF
Miss Katie Rub, No goa Wes1 Fourth
street, vas celebrated on Tuesday eve
ming.
IAN kinds OF vines, bushes. trees and
afass cut BY EN- txperlnced trimmer.
Address Tee Trimmer, ia TAtnall
Istrest.
Mr.. George MoOall would be pieAsed
to have his friends call and see him aI
/. Hamburger b Bon, 22O and s2s MAI
kel street.
Mr.. H. O. PieFson, formerly at the
Boston House, would be pleased to havS
hls friends call on him at /. HAmbur'
ger & Son, 220 and 222 Market street.
WIN. n. Cook has removed his fam
lily from EdRemoor 10 Seventh and
French streets John 7. Bradbury Of
the sane place has moved to Ohtsnul
and Adams streets,
RsgulSte the RsgnlstoT. With pur,
blood comes good health Use WaFner'I
L'a Cabin eArsaPati'ia and secure both.
Beet Femedy. Largest bJtt o. FOR salt
By all druggists.
J. r. Alice, Of Aiddletown, hes pur.
chased the BrowBatore farm on thI
AAuokin river, Somerset coupty. ND.
from the heirs Ut the late J. N. Reid, 70
10000 and has already been put II
10 session.
TIE steamer Riverside will make ex
ourslona from King street wharf 4
Lobdell'a wharf IT 7.4b, 10 10 .. m. ali
IL 40, 20 and 2 80 .. m 20 aoe0nmC
lda'a persons during the fair, ~ well .
70 PdnnBsFove and Psunsville.
John Moody occupied the farm Q
John II. Rodney, Esq near the rive
shore below New Csetle, on which aom
riRhty tons OF hey wsrs destroyed b.
Ore ON Tuesday night. The loss is o.
umated a. ", 900 70 % 900. 1t IL nc
known hOE the Gre Originated.
Il SINGLES and Mr.. Barrett, who 81
IenRased in the clothing esiAbliAhmsn
81 WatAmhker& BrlWn ,Bixth aud n Al
ktt tree, PhLladeiphia, circulate
} bills, pcokethoohs and purses In on
city this morning, and then vis'te
HAzsl Dell Fair for the same purpoet
fhey arc energetic young men, and 81
active IN promoting the interests OF u
tiFm they represent.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Robert n, @ bsuu, q usll.tun
zen, died quite ,uidsnly N
O'Clock this mofniuR 10 LIlil
No 2ll u Front 81 The a cadl
home, No 2l2 East sccoii al
minutes prevlous, 10 lppEHil
health AMI eIosllant ipitlB, n
tering the EaloJn be oonplllld
feeling we'll, aud ss be R.sd
quite III DR. Morrison was RuI
but before he re,ohei tie N
Gibson had brtAthed bic lEL n
siolAn said thpt hls d-Aia wi
By heart disease. He WIluI
New London, Ctelt r1tn1u,pl
10 this CITY ab9ut gWsnly.hH ~
and was 65 years Of ags. R1lH
Of years he was ersald lalI
business, but rsliIed ab1ui ID
ago. He WRs tWics narda, 1
second wife and ors daGlhRI
him,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Ga Tatsda ATT raonn ss sunsriptsn-
dent Mills, Of the Delaware Railroad,
m Joseph WhAiey OF Clayton were
10 i''r5 snua oAr'rtdaes ct that place,
for Q bEeech-IoAdlnR gun, one Of them
lexploded and MI. Mills Wal
slit, NJ y wounded in the face. WhAleyi
no ever, Was hurt more seriously, a
se reral pieces Of tue shell struck hun Il
1 tn iAce, one OF which, 1t ia thought
re tetFstsd his eye Els was taken Il
tendance.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

A Republican meeting was held last
evening In 81. james Chapel, over Eltv.
cath strett bridge, that was presided over
by jane l.. Hawkins. The address OF
the evenin was made by Horace Greeley
Knowles who Ia a speech Of UYeran hour
gave history of the Republican party,
aud explained It's onjecls aud principles
He also fully eKpl.ined the tariff, and the
benefits It conieis on all the Industries OF
this country ]. J. Gallagher, Read Yer
gusoD aud James L. Hawkins also made
epeeches.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

TIE jackson & Sharp Company hah
contracted " build two large four
mated sohooHeTs. eheh Of which will
be IeTgor than the enc launched on
Tuesday. Work viii be carried on both
AZ tL0 same time aud they will he baili
bice By si3r. The first one oon,rso'ed
for 10 for Captain Bira sail. She will h
1856 fest on tie keel, II feet deep and Al
feet bAam. The second one is for Cap
tain NJ. a. Osborne, and will be 1870 fee
~ he heel, Is feet deep and Al fee
ham.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

II IL expected that jana d
will speak with Anthony H.llij
in this city on Friday s1salll Z
10 b.
General Steward l. Woods
been Obliged to cancel BIZ dla
city, and will not tpsAl ullll
the campaign. JohD Jtiaii 4, y
also been can ,elltd, tHl b VII
hsrs before the 1smFlr q.
On Saturday pighlia l
will vi'it Camden, sIrMl
meeting will be held 81 W wa
this evening, J
The TippscsDos Ol1b h'liI"
meeting last evening AL
The Seventh Ward Uila s ".
meeting this evstlss y aa
quarters, Tenth end hhha "
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
Hlrnurl

1O4HMM --Un tho morning u the 1ith
tHs = EaWin }. Homer, IN enc Teah year Il
~ are.
" tSrsl sorviess 81 Ris late ras tdenes. no
fnas, ats p n. lntoTnent private
aOODW ARD.-On October ~, le88 James
Woodward, 10 the t6th year OF his aRe.
halattve1 and ftsnds are respectfully 70
vited 20 attsnd his funeral fr0m the rest
eenee Of bis aon. Ffonl and West streets, on
Friday morninR, 10 meet 1t O'Clock and
move At 10. lnierment ~ Birmingham.
west Chester papsrs p oAao copy.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

George A Dsdmuu, the general
ticket agent Of tina PsnDsylvAuiA Rail-
road, died quite suddenly In PhIlAdsl-
.phia lsst evening Of Gpoplexy, aged
this city, having for long time been
connected with the P, W. q B, Rail
road previous 10 Its becoming . part Of
IIhs PsnnBylvAnlA system.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
ON SATURDAY,
THE zITH DAY OF UorUBER, 1874
Al O'Clock p. NJ,

Tha following described roll estAta. Wis;
Animal certain let Or pieo Of lApd pituAte
IN the city Of UilGiihz too bounded anu de-
GertSo1 EB follows - Wig
BEGINNING At point on the eagtorly side
OF 1oNnssa a'Fesl at the d stsaoa Of o. feet &,
northsrIy rem the noithsTlT SIDE Of y
street, thsncs eSstsrly and parallel with y
stTSst lCl feet 20 q etAko, theeoe Dortber' y
AID pa allol vi h ToWnSond street 20 foot 70
. stake, thence westerly and pafAllel with
h street roo iss to the afoTofaia side Of
OWnEend street, ana thence thereby south.
eTly - feet ts the pia'o Of beginning, be the
Vol. 10, rage SgT sc,
SEIZED and tax en- Ia execution IS the prop
cry Of N arr EJBEhoth y hita, amin ittFR-
tri1 Of Wnlia1l White, tsosased. and /. 1 i,
and 10 be lold nv
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
SheFih's once, Wilmington, Uctt Der 10, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

About 10 O'Clock last evening map
came TO the police station very much
excited And said that he had bean a.
tackled By . ESss a. Fifth and orAns'
gtrosts, Who tiled 10 rob him. An In
or aceompA panied him 20 the plaos, bul
the w0uld.bS robbers asd ut their Ap
RFOaOh,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Every en- soldier or soldiers widow
ahOuld Bss W s. AcHAir 81 once At
HaywArd'B Oflce, No. Is, Exchange
Building. Seventh and Market streets
Pensions, bOunties, back pay and other
claims eoIlssted. Lost discharges 70
hiacsa.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
VOrklgm8l and |
Ladies RHHdl
BUILDINGLOTs
Forty-6ve Dollars end Up
wards.

GOISy 1ANC A<OAtdAa N@A
wards.
Over four hundred aold h
the past year. Fine Location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall hout
within a square Of these lcts
tor Water and MaTke'
streets and Delaware ave,
nue.. Fare 8 cents.
Look at The improve
ments: City water an0
lamps; one-eighth tax rate;
streets being graded; new
school-hOuse; street car hns
going to be extended
For dead-EuTe safe invest
ment, where you can ser
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when we gave i
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed noV
and buy.
Building lots on easS
terms In all sections of The
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how q
secure a.home apply to
lPETER j. FORD
Second and Webb SITS, or
ITHOS. M. OGLE
602 leg Market st.
AulT-sn
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

"WhAtl you coughing nd
frieno2" 20: countl ~ m
better" swell, dob't iIl1i \
order Of going, bat 20 10 Is. n
and get . bottle Of Dr Bali
Syrup, qllck." He Vsnl, hi
straiahtwAy made happy.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Among the visitors tor. if fsI p
ter yesterday, a. 1 HaL !, n DJsI
son " \ Hampton, n, J. j S Ca
s Sowa = IL | al = four hor,s e! ''', 1sIl|
see Sso Bctle Pea. ,,.,l lFS ssj IA
bride, WIN Bl,hop ,. ~ parg
other other visitors oI Z, r. y sr u
tTibuted 10 swell 'ps
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
ON SATURDAY.
rRB Urn DAY VI OCTOBER, ls0e,
At2O'SlSok, p. N,


All those two certain lets, pieces or parcel
Of land situate In the city Of Wilmington,
bounded and de cribtd A. follows, 70 Wit:
No. !. Beginning on the eAAteriy side OF
Walnut street at distance Of lis FEET Inches
from the sOutheriY side OF Thirteenth street.
thence esstfTly parallel TO Thirteenth ttreet
aud passing through TIC middle 0 the dlEia-
ion wall between this and the adjclniaR
house on the north o. feet 10 the westerly side
Of an alley feet wide leading into Thi teenth
street thence thereby s)uthrTly parallel 70
Walnut street "a fsetto a stake, thenee west
erly parallel to Thirteenth street a feet 70 the
said Side OF W 'lnut street, and thence there
by north.fty u feet to the place Of be sinning
| he the contents thereof what they may.
ko.2 BeEinuing on the noriherly side of
Fifth street, between Monroe and Adams
streets al the distance Of 81 feet inches Il ON
the westerly side Of Monroe street. thence
northeTly parallel TO Monroe street % ieet
Inches to u corner, thence westerly parallel 10
Fifth street 10 feet Biuchee TO another corner
thence sontherly parallel 20 the hrst
mentioned line and Monroe street 60 rect 3
inches TO tie Aforesaid nsrtherly side Of
Fifth street. and theme thereby easterly 20
feet inches 70 the place Of beginning be
the contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken In execution as the prop.
erty Of Thomas II. Lawson, executor VI
DAaiel HprinEhitt deceased, james spring
hit hAnl0ve, surviving mortRaRor and jane
spriusbttt ManloYe, John hgnloye and VIII
liam i, SpringbitL I. t., and 20 be sold "
GILES Las BISON, hhorin,
sbsrinb Once, Wilmington, October 10
1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

NHw YORK OCT n-m
Line steamer Qu'eo, Enlsa v
thls port } cater ~ tiom ~.
lided with she French hi3lnl
Madeline early en- AL Fdig Y.
during = fog Of the banks o. =. "
land. The hsielihe va ~ ~
aud sank Immediately AZ Y.
tirsI aud second mIls' lal ~. !.
Ihe fishing schooner wee o.. ~, \.
they had been in The 'A W,
hour, but the rtst Of ". ", el'H
ing twenty ore, we're 'ol
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

This forsr Don i .eo9' !, "a 4
jacob Destyne ses,Vr be 4
measures, was eiO, "a, ruI ]
s ssn FEsonraiu rs Y Do. D,1" Z
horse houi escaped b q. l9 S,os ~
Pa5iSs on ~ q, ih,i I'D 3 d
h NJ Ia come Abssd' II
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
filth EOTTI0I


The following letter -S Ss''
VAS not intended n, ' snloh, how
m Us.n ,eOelvsd in this city iroI
@E,lostoniAn, Who hl, ttsn ,'Oa
,soS soasoaville, Piodds T.,
I n %. Captain Evan G ! U N,.s
p ,,s.I ir'eod aid Oomrst,-I9 ~ Us', j
Ifese. Ny whole An, "a I
,tr,cken With yellow ityt, ~ y. J.
n,uge, AND | appeal 10 ,ts sI ~, y
~ 1.,n nAuye State (Oolsvsrs, NV \, l
u LIP ! was & member ii il, y, !
6our'h Regiment Dei.y' !, H,U 4,
SAptAin Reynolds GIN n !, i,ola'|
AnoW OF no oR4 to whom
peai who would intsrs,t No. w!
ny nehslt sooner than you,Ss, Y,
mel LAhltle, ! DON, t.oS ~. \
Is IN Jour city " not OF "
Aro, either Dear irisni /, q
60 Kind As to SIC SOY one ~ NY y. !
stt an o d soldier Of Dsla.,, y.
Wy and rAiss me It.~ Man,
am IN great need and II mi
Heals before frsst Do, 4 A., ~ \
interest yourself aad Nm \.
! cont believe the people 4 Va.
Ton will geo an cd bel.S,,s.
soner II they osn b No.
Hoping yen will do me h. i. v.'.
ASK OF you, / rsmtla Van, 4,
servant, CHARLES 7. WIN,
gtant Company II, Four,h n.
Vo untesrs P, s-ll Won M,
oeed In raising any fuaneI,I NM
remit by Dosioiiice order bovi
care Of D x,eF Hunt., I'M.
Florida" ''A
Captain stotsenturs, % u.
letter is directed, ColoGsl I,,E.|
W. II. ClowAfd are All dsaS y
goant West IL well known IA
o. oitissns OF this city, iuot0
Df. GTimshAw, who reconnn
~ : worthy man 10 eyery rtp.s|
uihutious will be received Al n
PUBLICAN Ofiite, or b. W.HL
a. the Harlan & HolllngsVHIlI'
dry ONCE.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

SSsA svsyeOdy ought 70 know thht 4.
BerRoant gives 29AO lba. Of tho bosti veil
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. DAB
pine and hicOFy hndling wood In large
inaAa, Lime foI WhiteWAshinR, fsroi
fook 4 Monroe street. Central Office
Eleventh. ana King alIesta. Lock toS ~
M On. OperipS IN the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
ON SATURDAY.
THE z7TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1854
atao,slOek 2. M

The following described real estate, us;
All that ooriRin lot Of land with the two
story bflck dwelling thereon situate In The
city of wilmington, bounded and dstcfibed
A. iolioWH, that - . say:
B6giI ming At q point On the eastOflY side
of est street bs'wsen Twelfth ani Thin
tsen'h EtrestH a. the distance OF ID fsot nom
tho Boutheriy SIDE Ct 1hitteentn street.
thsuce eAAlcTly pa Rlloi to Thirteenth street.
81 feet hence sOuthefly pBrs ilel TO west
street. 10 tssl thence westerly parallel TO
hirtst nth street and through this centre Of
snutherly par wall 81 fSet - tue RfnTsaAtd
side Of est ftreot and thence thereby
nsrtheTly 10 ffet To the place Of boginniug
re the Ontents m re or less, with use OF
alley. Book Z, Vel. II, page 500, etc.
SSizsd End taken In execution nB tho
property Of Willism ' R5binson and Char
lotto, his vile, and I. t., and 10 DO toid by
GILES LA nItSOp, bbeStff.
Sharif's OEhoo, WnminEtsn, October 10
issU ell
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

A hnpdGms surrey, for want OF use
jass basn done mp in bTst-olasa orderi
will cell 81 . bargain, hs owner bAA no
uas AUE it. Apply Of First b Allmoni
HeVssth AHd Bhipley strsets.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Would alter house after MAroh 26ih
nsKt, No. e4S Madison street, into store
soE good tenant Would make . good
laundry stand. Apply 70 W. 5Sstt
Fe.non, REPUBLICAN oflcs.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Alexander Riley was before JudRe
Turner this morning charged With
Drunkenness, bat - 10 was bis frat OF
fenSO end he promised 10 reform he was
discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

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