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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-24
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING. In the Aeadomy of Music. New Orleans,
 Tuesday, NOvs mbcr R. 1888.
 CAPITAL PRIZE sam mn.

4l9l PItses. amou ntine to -.........il siSoo MoFE.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes s,e not entitled to terminal Prises. f01 Club Rates, or any further ir form alton deoired, write legibly to the undersigned, clearly atasinE your reaidence. with Stare C0anty, Street and Number. More rrpid c. turn mall delivery Will be assured hy your enclosing an envelope bearing your fall address.
 Send 1'.sstal Ees~s. Express Money Or. sioes Of New York Exchange in ordinary let.
 ter. Currency by Express (st our expensel -. A, DAUPAlM, Nov Orleans, LA
 es .. q. DAUYMIM,
 WasAlnGeen, DG
 AddIess Registered letters 10 New Oflea0e. lA
 kEMEMBER densrsiS Gene BsSrrssasd
 end Early. who arc in chargeisf tho drawings, 0 guoS01tee of absOlute fairness and tntoe. H1ty, that the chances aye all equal, and that
 no enc can possibly. divine what numbsss
 ii SH c1 IF. s9s that ,ne psymen, Of q,
 PE1se6 is 0UA A8AnTRkD 8Y POUR NA. I1OHAL 0AD kN of New Orleans. aAd tho flekets are signed by she president of an in. oe1eoeaons whose chartered .Htghte are reeogs nlsod In tho highest courts; therefore, beveTo e eny tmilatiens or anonym.sus schemes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-24
Territorial Republican Ticket.

FOR DELICATE TO CONGRESS, THOMAS F. WILSON,.
 or Tucson. FOR JOINT COUNCILMAN, NORTHERN
 DISTRICT, J. R. KlLPATRlCK.
 Of Flagstaff.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-24
Furniture.

We are stil slaughtering our stock of Clothing, and have added a new line of Summer Suits and Pants. All the Latest Styles of Ladies and Gents Summer Hats.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-24
A New Line of

We are now selling Ingrain Car pets at 75c., 90c. and Sl per yard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-24
Sdioon.k Keepers
 And
 ststion-keepers. A~1-AR~R>A0

The Finest Brands of Key West and Domestic Cigars, from $35 to S8O per thousand. Our Stock of Wines, Whiskies
 and Cigars IS most complete. Star brand Coal Oil, s4.50 per case.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-24
CARD YROH CAFT. mKLAN

ath ssssss =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

lie cit zsnD residing on Seven h
street betEesn MaiisOn aud Adam .
would IKE very much to know when 10
put ous iEelr aches for removal By the
eahTen Monday OF each week ia the
oAy set for the removal OF aches bat the
Aspntn have got ~ coming on Tuesdsy
D. often as gu MoEdIy, and hlusekleo
90 net know when 70 catch Linn. n
tney put out tier barrels and boxes IN
MoSua7 he mAY no. oome unal Tues-
uhy, ara 10 the a esntlms the ssh Eecsp
tho!es Will be upset BY malicious Der
sons aud the Asf es boaltsfed over III,
pAYemsnts and In the gutter Ifthey
ave kept back until Tu ssdAy, the sab
man would come slOup, and tier,
HCpld 90 snfplus Of ashes on hand.
Yesterday tina Hsh boxes, barrele. cans
hhd other raceptAOlss were placed ont
On The enrbstJGe awaiting the arrival of
the ssh gA,h but he oRma not In
eiesd, however gang Of boys osme
aiong about 3 O'Clock IN tie evening
Aha uis5t every Vfs5ai from Madison 10
ADAMS streot sScep. o. e, and why II
Was spared the ind ignity Of being tcD-
pisa over ts not known. There wsr.
some folks slcnR that street last niglt
10 very Lad humOr when they found
what hal teen done, and II the depre-
Gators bs1 come alo1R about tie lime
the.t mischief was discovered thew
plight bSoe received 90 aa ROACH hand
sag bnt wbst the people want 10
9noW Is wis. daJ the ashmAn viii cali
~ ne ln'sufs 70 COue On Monday let
nlm say 30, or II on Tuesday say so, aud
other. w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
3ll MARKET ST.


JUDGE Bal presided =. tbis morning.,
&c sion Of tue city l5urs aud Disposed
be following cNsrs: Samuel MoGl Ii
took, ohsrksd VITA ysgrancy, was Rtysp
90 h0uf In which to act ol,of The clos
L cGhrd A. HukrnG was GEsl 81 .or
c1sts Tor dru- kenpesa E3Wsri IA
4ld !, ctatErd Ni.A 'ruLAr4ntss. vi.
Gum'ttd urtil thIs nvaAIue. tn.
csso n FsIick sd John PIuuks.r
char 81 with violating ottY o Oman
Ia e:e3!nB ifNuis binding wss
M hen Cts Solicitor Tnrper
taHt 10 conference With II u. Wand
4 tbs a. orusy fac TIE geferaRnrs, ft
lao hsTfed lhst they should ertc =
bf'ck wal snd TINS comply With tdt
Ia H. h ra'Ute reolmrn noes TIA,
% 5sr saI uli b. eitn.s,-d uu1s "a
'enisnL5 paSi1R tho sts, Bnd tn
re- Omnanus Ion Was oUmpltd wH..
Al Ward mst g an explanation to the
court In reiertnca TO his OlientA not 81.
caring wien she case vas fl Ct Ga leo
q said that no disiespsct TO the ecu, !
r - pro - 81 as Intended
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
A rev Organization.

a public meeting OF Associated Char,
yes Visitors and other ladies was bSiJ a.
the Board Of Trade rooms vasteras,
aiternoon Tor the purpose Of eoIsl5sr,5s,
the advisAbiity OF forming an organiIa.
Hon here similar 10 the CenturV BIN =,
philadelphia. There were fully one Inn
dIed ladies present, and Mia. A n
Warner presided After tho regnis,
monthly buslness Of the visitors had hssr
| disposed Of, Mrs Charles q, Amss ~
philadelphia was introduced, and ex
plalned the objects Of the Century Clint
a. being for the purpose OF drawing gool
from all sources, to accomplish ptIl.
anthr pic work, TO encourage a social
feeling, TO disruaa any subject that was a
public moment aud TO endeayor 10 gpt
the public interested IN those matters IN
which they do not now take sufficient
interest.
The Philadelphia Club has momber-
ship OF about 80 and mrnIshe house
where the member. meet for social enjov.
ment and discussion, and TO formulate
plans for successfully performing the yaet
amount Ct work that has opeued befo .
them
A number OF Rul'ds have been formed
under their direction, esch one having Ia
own specific organization, hut making
reporte 70 the managers Of the Centu,y
Club These euiids, which have a mem.
bership Of perhaps 200, include ysrI Is
OF Wo;k. One great feature Is the work.
ing girl guilds, where the Rlfls arc taught
dIIsamaking, bookkeeping, cooking.
given letsons 10 the language, etc When
ever a new class Is formed OF sufficient
size teacher ia teeured Some Of thee
teachers are paid
The Cenlury Club Itself is engaged IN
charitable and philauthroplo work ia a
number OF ways II was through the In
strumenta'iiy Of this club that women
were appointed at the police station IN
Philadelphia 10 care for wcmrn prsoners,
or children that were brought IN Ii
alSo created a sentiment which culmlnatsl
IN a woman becoming mentor OF The
Board of Education
Mrs, Ames spoke In detail of the mar
yelOus growth and the woaderful deyel
opmsnt Of the Century Club, and the
feeling among her hearers was clearly
that some organization based upou tho
same priuclplts should be established
here
When Mrs Ames closed the mmittee
appointed at a previous meeting Of the
Associated Charities visitors WAS increas
ed by adding the names OF three, and
now stauds rs follows: Mrs Francis NJ.
Easby, Mrs NJ. g. Whiting, Mrs O. b.
Lore, Mrs q W. Some, ME-. q. b.
smyth, Mrs. A, d. Warner, Miss w. d
sisson, Mlss Mary Malher, Miss NJ. Z.
Hilles, Miss Rachel Rowland.
This COMM tee Is 10 report OF the
meeting in January aud present plan of
Organization and operation 10 be cOn-
sidered and discussed BY those interested
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
ralloral Rel.IIon. pl..alrsa.

At nesting Of the NSE Castle Pres
byIeIy % Hal over Presbyterian Church
on Monday afternoon, ths PASTORAL re-
lAton Of Rsv. j. q. Lsnhart Nith The
Green nm Presbyterian Ohnrnh wa
dissolved, the congregation reluctantly
uniting With him In tbs TequeB', snd
Mr.. Frank 8. Stirling read res, lu,ious
Of appreciation, adopted by them, and
which we Insert 10 AnoihaE column.
Rev. Mr. l.. will preach his farewell
sermon next Sunday morning. On
Monday be with his family will start
for shortville, n. j., distance OF 500
miles. and will on his arrival be re-
oeived and welcomed TO their nsw home
They carry with them tho wish Of
many friendS for happ,uosss, prosperity
aud continued utsiulnsss IN the Mas
tsr'B king lom.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
FOURTH EDITION
wzRRIEG 10 TTRGN0Ens.
DO Noe be Deserved By AHOidy Uhsss-
nutn,

10 NOo be Deserved ~ AEoidy UhsSe.
nuts.
There Il no article in this paper thai
g more worthy Of confederation than
this one, because u IL . guide and .
warning 10 the unthinking, who ars In
the habit Of biting at poisonous bait To
those who remember we'll. e. every
reader Of the daily newspaper musi,
that 1T this lime Of the year, especially
when leases are about 10 expire, and
necessity oompels them 10 leave, they
adopt some old chestnut to deceive The
/ public that reads like this: 1.-THE
GTeRtsat Reduction Sale on Record"
"Compellod 10 Sell ~ . Lost" etc etc
N every good, sensible person oAn
well realize that no living man can Af-
ford 70 pay one dollar for . good sale
able article aud pay big rent. pay sales
men, pay for big Advsrli,ing, pay cleo
trio and gas light and ell Atrta Of other
expenses, and sell that ariioe for 90 or
81 cents on the dollar. Now We leave
II to yourselves. Gan thSy? or DO YOU
b .lleve it2
The truth Of tho matter is, while the
~ lie % lirR without = profit thay are
flApPlng on their 40 to 60 per cent.
rods.
Bat here Il Eome'hinR that long trial
and rssrect hes taught the public 10 be-
isve, aud prices quoted By one who
would not bend go low 81 10 adopt tricks
and devices, and that man 10 Mr.. Louis
fslhelmer, the EoobAmy Hall Olothier.
No 400 Market street.
Now kindly read Ihb following with
marked attention and take immediate
Advantage OF.
We are rot In businefs TO lose money
We oeuldn't pay expenses II We were 10. |
Ana We kindly psk for your trade, but |
not on toe losinR plan. Il would be fool. |
lsh iof Us TO exp0.t people to believe II |
The reA'og our stock Ia not too large Ia |
bscAus our small proht system moves |
them. We will not ell you . Sjg over
coat for S23 but We will sell you a s2b .
overeoAt for ~ per Gems shove Hisl |
COST Of mfpuiaoturs; genuine Mon |
~ 0to beaver oYa coat for Sl2; An |
kn9lish Neltou overeoat for 81, $50;
imported Ksrsey for tl7; an Irish frleEs
overo'at Tor 70, aud > beaver Shetland |
siorm overcoAt from S. to the best Of |
graiea Boys snd ohildTen's ovsrcoste |
from II as IN 81 20
X u1ly bsAr this In form : lon IN mind |
and he good enough when in NEED of /
clothisx 10 pat oul1P the above olotkiog /
hhl', where ell goods are marked in .
ga q hEuies And rno prios only.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
DIED,

MOOR E.-On the 9TH INIT, EIizas.th W
vile Of John IA. Moore
Relatives and ifiendt are invited 10 attend
me funeral IN the rsHio eRes OF her nus
pend, ilAs VISIT street, on Wsdnesd AZ, a.
O'clock, p, IN. intermont private.
Ohk.-aln ErGn iyWIne Hundred, on the 9th
Inst kobsrs orr, In his og!h year.
Rel Ittsts and friends are Invited 10 attend
tho fnnorAl on ThursdAy morning, Al II
CLOCK lniernent ~ Newark Union.
COElN9-pn tho 10th inst Hobsft ssIis
sln OF william An1 Alice Coming, aged !
y0aT and mt nths.
kel1tives and friends are respectfully in.
yitei 70 attend the funeral nom thD resi-,
dehos OF NE parents, Glover Hill. near Du o.
Points station UhrisuAna Hundred, wed
neHday afternoon At 20 o'clock
When No lay our darling Leslie
In tins aTAyo'a dark, ocld EN- brace,
we ieel our hoAFtl Will ever linReF
Round his taal resting pace
though IN death he pArttd from US
Yet NO know twas bat to rise
From the worlds low, sinful valley,
loA home beyond the fklSs. =
kEEHAr-On the 9th ins'., Mary Ann, wife
Of samuel keenan,. ggsd 5J yeara
hetatlVes ard ffienda ara respectfully in.
Ylted 70 attend her funeral from the resi-
derclof her husband, No. plb East klghth
street, Tomorrow Wednesday, morning at
vOclcok. Nigh Mas at Sc. MAry's Church,
lntsrmsnt Al New Cathedral Cemetery.
HANSON. --On the 10th Inst, Bobfa. widow
q the late David Hanson, az cd u ysaFs
Relatives and friends OF the frmilY are
from the Itsidsneo Of her son.in-laW. Joseph
bennett, mArsn alton. Del on Thursday af-
tOrnoOn 1t O'Clock. Service and lntarmfnt
a. Old SWsdss' Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
FIFTH EDITION


m. - was = Motlsy ctoxs 49,.
n TnS = unioipAl ooui, ias, sI ~, maj hs
% o.sss In the ohArss niglt Nv
SAmmomile for kesn,r .SAlnsi Jaul
house over MARKET -, ganhB
.m nsS number OF wlinsSss, O'l5N
~ thn ', pat II was reu1FS, M. ssio
VI th' 10 had ever been in ~" t 6os
sSlDR 70 Oammomlls's b !" lus hAhl
u any gambling bslp, Aouse o. I'D
me place. One wine '"tiitd o.
b XVI , ~ created o)nsllerasls 'ue ID
~ y, se'l,ng That he aad ar tls aI w
.o.te ono' Anousr gI i,'o, sln 70
g .tLsA'n how mNuy hsssg 49, "ai I
.,lnsi whether moro th.r 'l5 q
man . hundred. ia ioai CT
I,t sp' n an been less han ts rsI 4, !.
a.. mad INDUCED IN sgc,,
S y there hut n5ue bs6 sina
'of no ey. To- HAuo ~ ''e' ? ID
Was 'ssyUE-up " 0t y piyI
n a young c3lotra ua- g,r.s
aASon gave EJmu p..l.'ya' L.oat
az had bstn thdia fer. s,,tG- 'Hltta,
paved games OF "seysp ~. e-a
y e. game. two c,r.s T. lG Y
70 the Keeper OF ths hon, si-l vi
W N 2. positive eyIdth,s ,t,' '1e =
sen ", 7rto aud JGdg- 3d.. 49,, g.-.1
sumelent n hold Cau. ,i.., neg
under SI.OtO bail ''is i'gsl
Tue CgSa RgzIp.t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Tho be4uhful it'la farm Of tbs la.
Oh Inc Pc ktns situated On tho PM q
I'D 'phlA pike, about fur nj "a east (
Odc oitg, has bsen laid on INTO uuildln,
los, and some Of them viii be sod 3.
uh.tg tale, on the pF7miss , o-nlorT0v
W=fnssss } afternoon At 80 o'oooF
AID on Sa'rI4sy NitetnoDu NJ the samf
uo1r P-TsJra Takihg tbs sIAiu whic.
caves TIA p, W % B. depot In thi
atty ~ u D. IN. VIII AFrlye 81 H1 IL,
Oak 10 ume 10 aLLsHd tie sale Jb
place IL bot short dis Anc5 from ouI
city, sud merchants Gnt uthers may
md Il auvaEtA seOns 10 rttids there, for
toe save Of country ale Aad cheaper
ieats The o'S are well worth 10 ktue
SITTER A sac Of lots will siso be he'd a.
) iihAm's Rucgian rooms on ThursdAy
evening 81 8 O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

CHICAGO. Ills, Dec. 1I.-EArly yos-
terday morning IN attempt was made
% destroy the dlstlllery OF Bohufsldt q
% In Chicago, by means Of dynamite
= bomb was thrown from thO street
uIoa the roof Of . detasohsd ware
house used for storing high wines. A
hole about three feet square wAa torn IN
she roof and In other ways the struo.
turo was damaged. Under the skyliRht
arc eisht VAts Of highly infiammAbla
liquor. Had the dynamite exploded on
ne Wight the liquor would pTObAbly
have beea lguited, james d. Lynch, q
member Of the arm, says it was the
work Of the WhInky 1rust. 10 says
that organization has on numerous
occasions made threats against them,
osoAuse OF the unHnocesBiul Efforts made
to force them into the trust,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
THIRD EDITION,


A meeting OF the Republican Exeeu
tive Committee Of the Firs. District va.
held a. the rooms of the Y. NJ. Il. O.
last evening. There was good attend.
snee, and nine wards ous Of the twelve
IN this city were represented The object
Of the meeting was to provide for the re.
Organization Of the committee in accord
Ante with the new rules of the party, so
that the membership OF the committee
shall consist OF two representatives from
each election district In the city.
Frank NJ. Barney OF the Eighth ward
moved that the members o. the ward
committee BE- in tructed To call a meeting
In each ward during the present week,
for the purpose OF eiectinR committees
90 provided fOr Ia The new party rules
The motion was afterwards amended, by
spscif Ing Friday night next As the tune
for holding the election, and he motion
as ameadei wss adopted. On motion Of
Fl q McLear the chairman was 10.
strueltd TO aHp int committee of three
on rules Tor the government OF the com
nnltUo This motion was ailPrWarl
amended 10 iaglu 10 the chairman, + f.
Bach, ~ member OF the committee
Ihe ward representatives we asked 70
name The place Tor holding the election
on Friday night.
The places and the nunher OF members
to be elected and the person authorized
To hold the election was then decided aud
amour ced rs follows:
Fist wsrd-Isaiah II omas. Place not
named. six members 10 elect.
So ond ward e. X Gilmore, No lO5
East Second sire {. Ten to eject
Third ward-U. Q. McLear, southeast
corner Of Fourth and Jefferson streets
Ten to elect
Fourth wari-A. D Vandevsr, No. III
East Fourth street Eight To elect.
Filth ward f. e Bach No place
named Twelve to elect
SIKH ward-FrAnk G Sulhan Y ".
4 Club house, No. so King S rect Ten
10 elect
Seventh ward-Dayil L. Bucking.
ham, Seventh Ward Club room, corner
pi Tenth and Market streets Fourteen
~ elect
Eighth ward Frank r Parade, south
sast corneroi Seventh and Spruce streets.
Fourteen 10 elect.
Ninth wari-James l.. Hawkins Old
Academy, Brandywine Village Eight to
fleet
Tenth ward-Ezra Lukens, No place
hamed Ten to elect.
Eleventh wari-James Lang No 1895
Maple street Four TO cleo.
Twelfth ward james 2 Rat.lIge. Con
gress malt corner Fourth aud Dupont
directs. Four to elect
The committee adjourned 10 meet on
monday, December Il, az . O'Clock p III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

The FLORIDA ST dmhoa', 81 Luce, III der
course of Instruction at The = lpyards Of
the Pusey * Jpues Company is nearly
Completed. a trial OF hgr engines will
b. male sonnet me tbs week. This
steamer pr sCnts nO5el appearance
"hen tompsrea With other steamboat on
northern water, Htr draft ia 81 n1ht
tha' The boilers have 10 be distributed 10
different sectors o. the boat. Her two
smoke stacks are 50 arranged that a
Gear yie~ o. the co rec IL ut aimed from
he pilot house She is intended TO run
on the halUw waters OF Southern rivers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Tie Agricultural Oommit'to Of DIS
Eare College met 81 tbs OAyon Il laa
gu AiudAy DR.. A. 4 Npalt o. NH
jersey, diso'og slsot Of Sas agricultural
experiment station Of NsEstk with 70
isIenOa 20 the work u the station ioi
the coming year Dr. NtGe vii! Ahs
charge GU January /, lsSy Ihoa
present. Wers d. A. n kauh 81 GOV
sruor Sscoklsy Of 9s0fKsi0EH MhaIo'!
Hayes and Alexander FaE d En- !
Dover, James Hossiussr aad bsVs
Murphey OF Eews'k, aud d. L. r,
Bush Of this ely. The deals sac
operations Of the station vii be re,
pared by Or. Ntsls SD Dr EAuo H-u
mat public In q few days
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

a Oelorsn n nlstrr psan.

William III. Winston tn morning II.
ce!vsd telegram from New Bedford
N tss., stAti & lhal the R5v. FFisby j.
OJopoE, minister In charge OF the a. NJ.
Z. Church ia that place, died lA.tui7ht.
The cause Of hts death vas NOS stated
The deceased was well k oWn IL thli
1tty, WhsEe he was rsi,ed His early
life was spent in maEIuR brick, but
having acquired = ursditAble a8ltJzugh'
cd los ios he went to teaching school.
aud was then ordained " tho ministry
taakiuR une OF the q 81 iAlentej and buo
cssaju miS's ersin tue A s.. e clutch
Determination. He len this city IN the
year o 7 Tor bis tuaersng field Of labor,
and hiss GlIed leading sppoininsuts
Aimee that time. He was about 60 years
Of age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Tia Court Of OJsr and TsrmiBer "
meet On Thursday messing, when VII.
tam CAihOuni obarf O. vita con mitsinp
rApe on CRlhSTlne U o. wiil Os AZ
T1igued for trial IL vi hH renre
sutsd by j. lb"tne Chsuai.s, < O.. q
IS It. Il undeis'Cod that be 10 read
t10TB s 40 doubt but he eala WI b,
u % a. :his term. Attorney GsueTaI
81 sIs aid ID ,Eusy ATTORNEY G4Gpta
DsYis. who W rspr sant the Slate
sr- . - ready to 90 ahead as scGn 9
Court cor veaGe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
wedding AnnIvsraary,

John p. TAy Tor and wife, W. L. Arm,
strong and wife, and Samuel L RAst
burn ~ d wife o. this city, attended the
thht!tth anniversary Of the wedding oil
Mr.. aud Mrs. T L Morrlsou ut Avon
dale, Pa.i on Saturday last. Among
The presents made 10 Mr. and Mira. Nor.
rlsoE were very ALdsome rocking
char and Wild turkey from BTsdor.
icksburR. We. Mr.. Morrison ls brother
Of Mrs.. Taylor, Armstrong and East,
burn OF this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
& CO.,
6o3 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

bhIO shLE or VALUABLE
CARY farm lAudB 81 Oarrstt sntf
muE, norklyn Station nd r. o., B.h a.
=, ,si ISed, u on the properly. win be sold
THURSDAY, DEO. 10th, NEXT
at 2oclooE P. M,
on % . acres OfiAnd, Ito suit the pur.
spSt!, oon ling part Of ore Of tbs beat
ii IsUh kIeSs, mandy dairy farms 10 HsIaWSre
I,2tuo lhS house, d ubIe dsoksr BaTn 80
~ al bolIalnK', All the fruit trees. gar
,5l aLd water priVi' eyes bSiongina "a =
sHS IVf9 property. Suah q ehAKsO 10 buy a
ns MARKET 10 not o1otoi often, per ss1t
I. W. FkhhEE
dill Htd .lES
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Ca Friday evening Brandy vine lss, M n.
tle. No. Ii, X. G. E, will c9li,i III ~
second degree, aud Il ls eIpsoiis ,ln I'd
tbs osrsmony will be the nth I% q, M,
aIVe OF the h nj ever sinners, II Ia tbt
CITY, The best Venerable Kern, |, lss,.
order, Past Ohlsi ia Fin a ai'u L,, !, b,
ter castle, No. 90 will po ,La KIN.
prssspt Ard lake part N the gv1 ~
work. Al members OF 'hs O''R ,,ai
oldiAlly 10 7lted to ha PIE itn'Ai 4, ,srgJ
5vwipe Csstls meets a. tlt u Ai,-'
BuildIpg, Tenth and n rzst '''"a"'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

The steamer FELTON, lying at her Old
quarters Ftench ttreet wharf, IL bsin ;
c = ed to day preparatory 70 her deppr
tuEH for serYinB between Baltimore an
EJlohsstsF Beach, captain Su.lsh bno
. eEe are IN charge OF her md ara pu:
ing her Ia proper tim 1t is thong d;
hat che will 90! Oh 10 night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

OUT new 81 Scotch Efoes tor nan
which have had such = good sale. Btr
2ails 10 cLiidron's high cut sLos.. on
VI shoes for boys and girls are exeslisnt
for the money. Our new line Of Iari,eA'
" 80 PsTis hid suosa are very nice
Always the lowest prices Tor god foot.
"aAr Al FJrnAn's, No. 10 EaaG4.h o.
yet. Market and King
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Poal IA Tue ThlIi street market ms,
b Il HloCessIul 10 securing Auotl
d los Of fg6'h fSh for tO-muttoa',
atsst. He will hsva white p ich
go ere, blue sud fre.n ike, ) How
y iCh, .rash 0Cd, h dAoCk ami clscoa
tus lst!er beilg RmOn9 tbs GEsSt ash 4
30 had attli season. HB villa 81 have
y hBs lot VI dgliui54I iag Ter Apins.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

ObAtles W. siasts, hatcher O. !lN
Market street, came IN this morning y
aitohen's sors, Foltth and malnu.
a'rse,s, and lslt hts horse standing o.
Walnut street 10 front o. tue ''!ts
While making come pufchAsts 10 Jus
tore The horse started And Esn zoe loIs'
wheel OF tho wagon inside Of 80 AsS s
ing post, which not ll9'utDs w.
readily the boiss gave 9 jsfG, 9is.t t,rs
tbs shaf.s of the wagon, azd oEs1Al.I
looss Al the same tune b. fsn 70 III ~.
sireet, and up that street 70 hs's ~
stTeet, where he v Is OinRl' gu y.
turned to the owner \ oiaef lsl, N,
Was done than the II ak!rs o. 'l'
shafts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

By using slmms' Botanic Hair Tonic,
iAs greaI balr grower aud toilet dressing;
oureS ell diseases Of the soap aud re,
moves every imp iiment 10 q healthy
EfsWth Of hair; 900. aud 81. FOurtb
and King streets, Wilmington, Del,
Phl!adelp hia, Smith & Kline %, Az
Arch street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Tee Holiday Visitor, uabnsh-d bv thu
DelAware Printing Company, has made
" appearance, sud 10 4 reminder tbEI
ulfistmas Is drsEinR near Ilis got
tfn Up ~ 'Re usual eTcsl'snt styls, an
u Z. sadlii1 J to the advsr iasmenls, con
balns au abundance Of old and aess >
So" reading mater, which will make IL
Ne eaFas II ever fsmily The Vtsltar
~ : Of gu silks o this uity aud to tbe
ssh%FpiislnR drrn tbAs glad iens 90 mapy
homes with lta yearly yisps.