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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-12-05
Card Of Thanks.

Card OF Thanks.
The Committee of Arrangements hav-
ing in charge the fair and festival Of
Franklin Castle. No. 33, K. G. E., held
last week, take this method of returning
thanks to the public in general for their
liberal patronage, to the ladies and gen.
tlemen who gave their assistance in diff.
ferent positions at the hall, to tho young
misses and masters for their valuable
help, to the Lambertville Cornet Band,
and to all who in any manner contribut-
ed to the grand success of the whole
affair. CoMSaTTEE.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-12-05

You can now get DR.. Readings
Tooth Powder OF his Office, from his
original formula. sept.5
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-12-05

During the intervals while the Professor
is resting from his wearisome TURN,
other attractions will be substituted
of an amusing and interesting ma
ture, calculated to please the
most fastidious.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-12-05

Slowing oysters, so cents per hun
dred, at "The Pearl" oct.24
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r. a nj @Ys@
LAMDER?0NlAN
CARP = /!
is the Cheapest and Best Striped
Carpet in the Market, if wear
ing quality is wanted

B6- All the material used in the
Lambertonian Carpet is of large size
yarns and of the best quality, both
Wool, Cotton and New Calico Rags.
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"ROyal Liquid Glue" mends broken
China, Glass, Wood, Leather, Metals, Fur
niture, ETC., with Everlasting Tenaeityl
sold by Grocers, Druggists and Gsnerss
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-12-05

Shoes at low price for cash at
LoUDEN's. noy.23-u
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Lambertville Public Schools.
Report of Lambertville Public Schools
for the secondl month, ending Nov 30th,
1888:
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Foor widow Bedott |
She tried to write love poetry to the
deacon, and could frame only:

Had the lone creature used DR.. Pierce's
Fayori,e Prescription-the sure remedy
for the weaknesses and peculiar ailments
of her sex-she might have secured the
deacon's favor by the cheerful character
of her verses.
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The World Wide Fame of this Renown-
ed Musical Celebrity will Certainly
Insure Large and Select Au-
dience
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ENTERTAINMENT
EXTRAORDINARY.

The Celebrated Jersey Spanisrd,
PROFESSOR S. F. MARTINDELL, AXE R. +,
by special contract, will give only
one of his wonderful
Ia ORGAN SOIREES
AT LYoEuM HALL,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6,
In payment of bet lost on the late
election, between himself and Mr..
Harry Warath, of Stockton, N. j.,
the conditions of which were that
all moneys accruing after ex.
penses should be given to the
q. A. r. Post of Lambert
vile.
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General Admission, 10 cents.
Reserved Seats, 20 cents.
On sale at s. W. Cochran's.
Doors open at 7 O'Clock Peals from
the Organ at o'clock.
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at THE PEARL.
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The estate of the late Frederic A..
Potts is to be settled 10 the Hunterdon
County Courts. His wife, Sarah b., his
brother, William Rockhill Potts and Jos.
T. Moore, are executors. The win is
dated May I'd, 1884. 1t gives the widow
a life interest in the real and personal
property, which at her death goes to the
children. The share or shares of the es-
tate which may 20 to any female child
shall vest In her. The period not TO ex-
coed three years, If they shall deem 1t
prudent so to do. Each child upon at
tanning majority shall receive from the
trustees his or her share of the estate alb
solutely. There are no other requests
and no special legacies.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-12-05

The December Term of our Hunter
don County Courts began at Pennington
yesterday Tuesday morning. The fol-
low ing are the Jurors
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-12-05

Counselor Van Buskirk has applied
to Chancellor Van Fleet for an order
compelling DR.. E. M. Hunt, Secretary
of the State Board of Health, DIR. Dia-
mond, of the Animal Bureau, and w.
H. Mootz, Cattle Inspector, to stop
prosecuting Mr.. Dalrymple, farmer at
Pennington. Some time ago, it is said.
Mr.. Dalrymple bought some cattle in
Jersey City and applied to DR.. Diamond
for permit to ship them to his farm.
1t was refused and he shipped the cat
tie. DR.. Diamond is alleged to have
sent Inspector Mootz to Pennington to
quarantine the cattle. The owner claims
that by this action he has been prevent
ed from selling the animals and has con-
sequently lost money. The defendants
claim that three of the animals had
pleuro- pneumonia and were quarsntined
under the laws.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

ne StgIs d
have ri
8 you N
nd Enc
.ndsOigili
yeGn u
lent R@l
IsPhths
paris d |
ed free,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20
.A'zAurIvUL HAM Ds /"
WIN Ball.

The beautiful handA are the useful hands
Thai are ready for ana WorEi
hat improve the N, 'menls mat other
ana che duties of life nsva. shirk.
The beautiful hands R,e the b. lpful hands
Thai tighten . muthsr's toilj
That oneer mp her heart-wefs zee doWn
with care,
a md bring to her lips . emile.
Ths beautiful hauds are the loving hanas
Which smooth o fathers brow,
When 4 aches with the worries and cares o.
or smafii meath am otiOn's blow.
the beautiful hands are the clever hands
I hat make home attractive and bright.
n I'm their Sail and cunning, in many odd
ways,
TO ohSra and gladden. the sight.
The beautiful han are the willing hAnis
That GLADDEN. may q hone,
with ih'ir tlFsishs devstion, and ready
when hours Of shllotiOn come.
The beautiful hands srs the .ndIy hands
Dispensing good 90 alli
Smoothing the pathway for others feet,
and raising those who fall.
The beautiful hands are the EsvsFent handl
hloh, clasped in oafneBi prayer.
Bring blessing down from heaven to earth
For weary hearts 70 share.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20


A number of farmers and working
men we're discussing the tariff . short
time aRI ia q country store In New Jsr
sey, and ~ 1t is strong Democratic
town, Cleveland and free trade WAS Just
what they wanted, There WAS one,
however, among them who said that he
couldn't quite accept the free trade doc
trine.
"Why not9" they asked. "shall We
not be able to buy everything 81 q
cheaper rAte2"
eyes, suppose So" he said; "bus
let Us do little figuring. IL wool Ia
put on the free list we shall probably be
able to buy clothing ct shout 20 per
cent. less than we pay now.n
ayes, that's So" they answered,
Sand who can object to thAt2 >
well, then wages will go down, too,
won't theI?"
Probably they WILL"
"And In about the same proportIoniI
"Yes, cut what OF it?" TninRa will
not be any worse of than they are
now"
II don't know about that, Lot us see.
/ can earn $40 month. 20 per cent OF
that would BIS So Now / can get q
good suit OF CLOTHES for $40 aud l buy
two suits q year. 50 II get them for
20 per cent. less, could save So"
"CertAinly. You would get them IS
ohesper.
'But II lose Is q month In wages,
that is $50 for the year. A1d free trade
would enable me TO save IS In clothes,
bat should loose 500 In wAges. rather
think, under the circumstances, pToteo,
ton would be better for us after all
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

The lRtest INSTANCE Of this tendency ia
the removal OF the house In which
General Grant wac horn from Its site 81
Moscow, Ohio, and the bringing Of II
here for exhibit at tbs Columbus Gen
tnniAl 1t Is frame cabin, about 10
by 90 feet In Dimensions, and one story
high and containing two rooms. II
WAS probably plhslered At one time, bnt
there Ia hardly grain OF plaster on liz
walls or ceiling now. 1t was erected
for Jessie era before his marriage In
1917. Close beside 1t on the centennial
grounds stAndB Q bark mill once used
in jesse Grants lanyard, and an old
stone mill for grinding corn once be-
longing to Daniel Boone.-Ooiumbus
Ohio, Letter to Pitts0urR Commercial.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20
Learn FROM the BzpsrlsnOe Of Onssp. /.

Learn From the BxPsEisnoe Of OthegR.
An cd timer related his experience to
number Of young men On last Tuesday
evening at 1920 Ridge avenue. He said
that he lived In free-trade TINS, aud he
hoped none of his hearers would be com.
PEELED to learn from experience the trials
and h'rdships he went through. He
brought fifty sheep TO market, cut them
In quarters, and with difficulty disposed
OF the quarters at Eve to seven cents each,
because the people did not have the
money whereHith to buy. He was In
structed by hts employer To bring back
home certain amount of hardware, and
he paid IS rs for clock Of foreign make
that can now be bought for sixty-flye
cents. hinges that he paid twenty-seven
cents pair for then now are sold for less
money for two dozen. That ev rything
in th.t line that the farmer buys Is from
three to five times cheaper than In those
days.
He remembered when bricklayers got
81 rs per day, mostly In store orders.
That after sett' day, April |, the
man who had 81 so left after paying his
debts was a lucky being. BE urged his
hearers to udy up the history Of the
days that are passed, and II they would
do so he felt assured that they would all,
regardless Of their past political faith,
join together as wage earners and stamp
under foot the British free-trade mon
ster. He assured them that a foreign
market was a delusion. The cry Is for
cheap goods, and cheap goods are made
up almost entirely of cheap work, and II
we as wage esrners admit the products of
the world, we win be obliged to furnish
our labor just as low to compete at all
aud still lower If we desire to undersell
them.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

The Republican voters of the Sixth
ward are hereby notified that an cleo
tIon TO nominate oAndidA.eH for the
State Senate, Representative and Levy
Court will be hsld at Kilmer's office,
Ninth and French streets, on Saturday
afternoon between 4 and 2 O'Clock.
Tue Republican voters of the Seventh
ward Will hold Q nomination election
for Ssuator, Representative and 5svy
Olurt at Bullook's office, on Tenth ct
for whole ward, on Saturday, Septem.
Der 22j, between the hours of and 7
d. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

A telegram from OallforniA says that
the NJ lsve Indians, in Ban BsTnAEdIno
county. are reported recently TO have
burned m le-yeAf-old EQuAw 8. the
stake. Several Of the tribe died OF a
strange disease, and as II was making
further inroAds, notwithstanding the
efforts OF the medicine men to check 1t,
q council was oNlltd, aud the oonolu-
sion was reached thai 40 evil spITit wA'
about. The young FquAw WAS found e
~ 'ha spirit, ant was thsreupon put to
deA h
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

Mrs. William Russell, formerly oil
this city, but now of Chicago, who has
bBen on a Vlsit to relatives here, will
leave for Oh 'csgo, on E4.ttardag. I t.@4A
evening she attended the Wedding Of
HArry Oasperson and Mamie Falkland.
Mrs, z. Lloyd, of tbs same city, who
has also been visiting this city, will
also leave for home at the same time.
They will go by tha B. 8 o. r. 4.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

Landscape artists have had rather q
hard Tins OF 1t in England the pssi
summer, owing to the long period Of
rainy weather there. In some instano g.
1t Is reported, they have been seer
painting or sketchlng In the rain, sit
ting heroioAlly under their umbrellas
and working away with diligence, Il
not with comfort.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20
Homemade cAnnlss, W. snd ID,


Sore eyes in and around a circuit of
three hundred miles OF Wilmington, Del, /,
can be cured If they Will use DR. simms'
Eye Cure, the famous remedy for weak,
sore and infamed eyes aid eyelids. 25
and so cents. Depot Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

WaLmIEsEON . NORTHERN Is. b
Time table in effect, July 9Th 1888. trains
leave Wilmington (French street, as follows
For Reading, BirdsboIo, Joanna, Spring.
field, Waynesbnrg Junction, Manor ,PottsVille,
Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WernerB
vile and all points on the Philadelphia AND
Reading 4. r., I. 30 a. m. and 2. 40 p. m.
For Springfield, Waynesburg junction,
CoAtesville, Embreevlle, Lenape, Chadd'i
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate pointA
T., 90 u. m.t and 5. 90 D. m.
For CoaLesville and intermediate points 81
7.60 a. M, 2. 40 and 8. 90 D. IN.
For West Chester, 100 y. m, 2.40 anG Sc
p me-
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
0. Is p. m. and on Saturday only at $40 an,
II. 10 p. IN.
points, at 9. 0s q. M, and Tor Springfield and
intermediate points at .. 90 p. NJ. -
A. u, McCkUSLANDs BUWNESS BRt96R
SuDerintendent. Gen Pass. Ag't4
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, IsSs,
a; O'Clock, p. M, sharp,
No. 40 West Front street, of Iowa and Mis-.
SOUL horses
& & & &
old, l5A hands high, weighed I, 1875 pounds
when shipped, smooth made, nice shape. An
2: DARK gray mare, : years old, lsls hands
ira good breeder or farm mare.
O.. Light gray horse, l6}4 hands high, weighs
!. $50 pounds in condition. This horse is a lit
tie thin IN flesh, but an extra good actor.
4; DARK gray mare years old last June,
T. hands nigh, weighsd !, 800 pounds when
mare that viii weigh 10 o; 81 bred Percheren,
and is in foal by company horse,
8. Light gray horse, IS la hands high, q
when shipped and is thin OF iesh, He has 10
e bone and good perfect feet. and is a low
9, Chestnut so-rei horse, coming years
old, is lea h tnds high, weighed /, $50 pounds.
For an all-pnrpose horse he Is hard 20 beat.
z. Strawberry roam horse, 10 hands hish, 9
years old, weighed ], 800 pounds when shipped;
has lots Of bone for a w0rK horse. We haven't
g.. Brown mare, eight years old, 10 hands
high weighs !, oOl pounds, Extra good saddle
o and 10. a spotted team, six years Old, 81
hands high, wei b q, 500 pounds closely mated
and good shaped for an advertising team.
There has never been team in this country
Ike them. Extra good pullers and drivers.
~, Black horse, years old Is l-3 hand
high, weighs LEO p9unds. An extra nice
horse and lots of style, but lot sound.
y. Chestnut sOrrel horse, coming years
old, rs hands high, weighed !, 365 pounds when
an fXtra good horse and has lots of bone.
IL. strawberry oan horse, l6handa high,
years old, weighs J, 80 pounds, gooI shape.
An eNtra good work nor e.
u. Bav horse, 10 hands high, 3 years old.
weighs ], 200 pound For family or & coach
horse this is hard 70 0. at.
hands hlgn, and years old, closely mated,
In good shape, and will make an extra nice
family team. on side horse is family broken
II. bark bay horse, IS ID hands high, six
years cid, smooth made, nice shape. Win
make an extra nice store horse,
49,. Dark brown horse, coming years old.
IL hands htRh, weighs l,2t0 pounds. An
extra good ork horse. Chunky built.
90 pounds, years old, good saddle and
20 Dark bay horse, years old, weighs 90
81, Brown horse coming years old, 10 la
hands high, weighs ], 000 pounds, good shape,
well broken single or double and an extra
q. bay horse, years old, Is l-s hands
nlsh, weighs LOO pounds, good worker in
any Kind or harness, and smooth made, bat
%. BAY mare, 6 years old. is la hands high.
weighs !, 100 pounds, an extra good actor and
with foal by trottlnR bred horse.
"a, Brown mare ana colt years old, colt 4
months old. This mare is a good worker, but
not sound
81 Brown horse, years old, weighs /, $50
pounds, an extra good worker, bat not sound.
Conditions of sale: A credit 90 days will
be given by the purchaser giving baukahle
ded. JESTER & MCDANIEL,
l.. W. StidhRm Son. Aucts. sl9
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

Proof shown while you wait. Pic
lures finished In four days. 10 cabinets
for $500 only at BeeoheT's gallery, 315
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

AsA bargain, Groom house, with con
v:nienoe only $3.50 required down
Apply TO ". Scost Vernon, This ONCE
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

-oTICE TO DFLINQUENTs.

In WILMINGf COAL GAS COMPANY
MILAIAuTON, DEL. Sept. IAN, 1858.
Many OF our pAtrOns have failed to pay their
bills in accord nce with the rules Of the COM
papy and In some cases are in arrears for con-
siderable amounts and for long time; TINS ls
TO inform ali tuth parties that their bllls mu5t
he arranged WITHOUT DELAY or the gas VIII
be stopped on and the meter removed, With
out further notice. -, i.
once and make settlement, and thus avoid the
unpleas ant remedy referred to: by order OF
the Board. ED w AhD De iint
sl4-l2t tAesiaeht'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20
BAATIMOMH q WRsIW MA1LROAR
sUHEDUAH II EFFBuT, April -, 1853
Trains leave nslAwAra Ayenus Dspoe


EAST BOUND.
FoF PhiIadsiphia and DhestAr, gls, Fse
50, IS 9o,8 o., 10 90 and All II q. MT oo,B 90
Q 3D. 80 20, . 2s, 0 20, 90, - 40 and s. p. n
On SundRys,T 40, IS, ob, 10 so and sl1 14A
MT 90, COS Sass 30, 8 2s, aO.aa - and 8 u
p. N.
FOR singsrly, accommodation, daily II 20
am.
Tor Baltimore, accommodation, daily sz
cept Sunday 20 q, m.
For ohicsgo and PittsDurE, express, daily
80 q. m.
GlnoinnAti and St. Louis express, daily
Baltimore aecOmwodation, daily 40 p m.
Pittsburg, chicago and ST, Louis express,
daily . 40 p m.
Singerly accommodation, daily 30 N.
Fok LANDERBERa, . 10 A. N,snnds!
only, lLoo .. n. aAtls sxoopt Sunday, o.
Trains fasvs Market Street station:
Hor PhIiAdolphia 50 p. N. daily, FGl
| Baltimore 4 % p. M,, daily. RQg IsaRdsH
Osfg, ESQ and II. 90 a. H. daily, except Sun,
days $40 =. n on Sunday eri1I Aas and s.sF
PlttgbuFs. chicago aud "a Louis expires,
A' trains ioF WIipluEaoa-Laays Fansaal
| 9hia, daily, n %, Iu.00, al % 81 h, il %
noea, / ~ Gco, 1 30, AsOo, a.9o, a.lsf 10 10,
! Ii 90 b. "A.
Daily, except sunday, Gss, S.ss =. Il
AA.2a, and ss0p. m.
SUNDAYS only, e.ls m.
Express trhfnRA
RATHs TO WESTERN FONTS LoWHR FHAS
VIA ANY orAEn LINZ.
- h. OLEMENTR ~. DEUuLh
CONF Manager. taan'i Rss1 Ags.i
Tsiaphcna no itn
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

MYUIIOr.- En- ko rkO PLATING WITH
~ oliver. nickel. brass and copper. Al
50 mstsl polishing and bfonAtns fart!eu-
lar attention 70 REPEATING khtYes, ioTAsS
spoons and other table ware.
II. q. OUOLkY, Hear III Walnut S..,
iyRs-ImE wilmington, uel
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

MT. A. MBADAES,
DermRt, log Bt. 9ynacolosltt
Ot1cp Hours: S.. IA, to II N.
Up. M, to D. 80 p. m.
$50 .. m to SO p.mi
9PRMAITIBs:
Tisossos OF. the skin and diseases o.
women Treatment In Doth DTsncnet ~
the new adaptation Of electricity.
ElootroIysiBs or Electrical surgery.
No. g2l MAkKkr STRbEr,
iaIb ood.u WilnlnRton Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

nUBLIU sALE-WILL SELL AT PUB.
lie sale at No. 10 Carpenter street, be.
tween Ath and 9th and between MoDroo and
Adams streets, on : SATURDAY, sept. 23d.
at O'Clock, a. NJ, household goods, among
which is ak foot ex .enaion taole. No, 3
cook stove, In good order; / sidebosrd. 8
large rock sRs lounge, chamber tuit, beds
bedding, table, chairs, carpets Kitchen uteL.
sils, Go. W. a. K UKILL, auci- sle-3t
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20
TIE ARlnsANs' ia WIG BANK.
\ no. sea HARRIET srRKET,

HVa oSS MAAAAT BNAhEHs
INCORPORATED. ssss...sssssEHhR %, 1873
Open 70 receive deposits daily from All
antil p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO 9 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that the
profits upon its Investments, except 30 much
as IL required fer the payment Of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus fer the
security OF d0pOGitors, shall be divided
Rncnp the depOBitora.
No manager is allowed 10 borrow any part
Of the innds deposited with the Corporation.
MANAGES
George W. Bush, s. AlIon Hillsa,
q. Weslo " eldin, Alexander J. Hart
Gee. s. Uapello N. X. benson,
UhRs. W. Rowland, JOB II. Jackson,
JOS. l.. Carpenter, IL, anthony HiggiEH
Henry y. Dufa, Washington Hastings
MDNEV LOANED Oh MORTaACfEs,
9Ao. ". BUSH, aEo. 8. OARsLLR,
President. Viee-Pesidaas.
Il. I. TAYLoR, Treasurer.
isW-mv Joa. M. MATHEB Auditor
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

DEMoVED MRS. HUMPHREYS,
Al tnurse,) has removed to 6oS shipley
street. sl5-2dts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20
Once ilaLifa Time!

The tide Of EOrtune comes
to our feet | MOay you may
your Rsst pay for q
Home +! A $500 LOT and q
$4,000 house can be boughs
by raying SIS a MONTH To
encourage settlement In the
pleasant suburb Of aRAST
NEWPORT" (onIy 2 minutes
ride from the Wilmington depotl
a "IoUsE AND LOT Lean CoM-
PANY" is organized to afford the
above rare opportunity! Dry
cellars guaranteed. Call any
evening at 8o2 Market ST See
the plot and learn particulars.
81 VA. =. ElSHEg
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20
Philadelphia, Wilmington 3 Bal.
timors Railroad.

SEPT. 9th 1855.


EzAtns viii leave Wilmington ~ fsuewI
3 10, . Sol 80, 81 70 u, Ii %, Msi a. m, Il %
Ls0, 10, b1A, 9 20 aud % p. m.
aS 10 y. w 10 g g. Is 8 n n. l0'O a. NJ
Nor Chester iexpresal, o %, 759 So, sn
sas II ., MA. m, II %, "a. 20, 7oe. anf
Hsoo s5R a. "a So "a SSS $40. iOS.
usl n, 12.22, 80, 2&, b2A 'S2G 7O6'
y For r West Is Chester, via Lamokiu, 20 and
70 ., M, 2.s5 and 46Op. m.
For Newark (OentreJ and intermediate sta
sfRSs os e. md 2tsr and az p s5 nj MS
Z hslsi III Sa% a and B Bay ri Line, Is
Baltimore and Washington, I "a 40, SH
70 ~ and II 90 a. M, u %, Il IL, a, a. ID
Trains for delaware Division leave for.
New Castle, 8 %, 8 30, II So =. m, 2bA sR
IS D. m, and IL 06 Night
Georgetown and Lewes, 8 90 a. m.,sspp.M
Rehoboth, 20 =. m,
eeaford (expressl, 80 y. m.
Harrington, DelmAr, and way stations, 30;
Express for Harrington, p. m, Wa
EXT EIpr l L scr Dover. Harrington. and Dsl
mar, II 06 Night.
EXPRESS for dape Charies Old Point Con,
fort, and Norfolk, II Ob Might.
Leave philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII
/ minston (eXpressI, IL rs, 80, I'm, 7N, aIB
10 20, II is, ii 65 q. M, 202, 80l, A0l, $50
0s, B q, 500, 657, II Dp. m.
Aecommoda ion, B25, 10 Is q. M, 1.SS, G28
Ia, 4s7.e % Is Os 10 20. and II " .. n,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR Philadelphia (express), 200, 76z. 40
10, Q 10, II 81 4. M, q ~, 8 "A, and 7 90 D. n
Accommodation, 3 Is q. ms II 10, 12A. 41n
80, 7 40, and 10 90 D. m.
For Chester (expressJ, ID. . 10. II 81 a n.
"a. 90. and 10 60 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION, JIG M, u 10. / ., AIS
90. and 2. 20 p. m.
Fer New York (expressl, 2 90, 4 So, 440, TIA
as, II Bla. M, az, b24, h26, o.. and 10.0
For West Chester, via Lamokfn, s1sA n,
and 5 30 p. m.
FOR Cape CHARLES, Old Point Comfort, Ant
Norfolk, II 05 Might.
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, seaford, LAarnl
and Delmar, Il 05 Night.
Baltimore and Warrington, liz, a. 8OA
/ 10 II a. M, IL 90, % %, and q D. n, BAlt
more, Q. 90 and II % D, m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for VII
mington lexpresBl, u. 26 $50, 7.2o, $40. II. II
| A. NJ, SOS. 81 and Ii. 20 +. III.
/ Accommodation. 9.35, 10. Is A. NJ, II. %, 81 %,
9, 10, Q, 3b and II. AZ z. M,
| For further information, pagseu RerH are re-.
| ferred 70 the ticket once at Che station.
| Trains marked thus ~ are limited express,
npon which extra fAre IL charged
o ae an; Esnsasr General Psss mH AZ,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

NYOTIuE-THE MONEY DUE THE
IN school districts OF Nov CASTLE county
by state OF Delaware for the year 1888, 10
now At the fRFmarsi BARK at New osstls.
and the o5m 10 las toners can got the amouats
aus by application ct the oank.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
Ba-iRt Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-20

4 ..,r Incomes dry, thin, and
lad n,rinr the attention needed
/. IL beauty and vitality.
LAM toIlet-table a bottle OF
n yjgor-the only dressing
f., tbe bair-and use q little,
reserve the natural color ana
ILLNESS.
,Inpday, Sharon Grove, Kys
\ several months ago my hair
N Ealing out, end in a few
I head was almost bald. l
remedies, but they did no
I'm bought a bottle of Ayers
and, after using only a part
Stents, my head was covered
svr growth Of hair. l recon-
preparation as the best hair
\ the world" o
was faded and dry" writes
sIardy, Of Dclayan, H.; "but
bottle Of Ayers Hair VigoE
black and glossy"
'sHairVigor,
Druggists and Pertumers.