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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-12-13
CHINAWAR

Decorated cups and saucers, mugs
of many designs and prices, all of the
finest ware and suitable for the
season.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-12-13

In this handsome and useful line
=. we have a splendid assortment, in
GLIDING toilet casos manicure sets,
work boxes and albums. Plush goods
are always appropriate Christmas
gifts.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-12-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following is the report of Mr..
Walter Aagaard of land transfers in
this county for the month of October.
We have the report for November. but
we must lay it over until our next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
nan a nanrasrar ns anrsn.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. q Rev. e. N.
YellAnd, OF the Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Broad and FitzwAter streets,
preached last evening on 1.-THE Value oil
Human Life; or, Can Murderer be Saw
ed2" His sermon was based upon the
recent murders which have taken place
in this city. Among other things he said.
"If the greater portion of mankind
were infidels or atheists there would not
be as much solicitude about the hereafter
of men who wilfully marder their fellow
beings. But when we look upon him as
that complicated piece of machinery mod
eled after his Maker we know that q
murderer has something beyond this life
Nearly all the murders that we hear
Of daily come out Of hatred, A person
Who wilfully takes the life Of his fellow
man "a committing villAinous outrage
against the laws Of GOD and insults God .
DEGREES. A murderer hi Is his victim
without the consent OF God Be gets no
compensation, and he ayes homes desc
late and children motherlees and father
less.
"There Is as much difference between
q murderer and good Christian l'ge mar
as there 10 between God and the devil Nc
soul can enter heaven without drst hav-
ing been filed with reps, atance Tn,
Roman Catholic Church End other de-.
nominations foster murd or BY informi nl
these criminals that If hey are sorry 70
the sin committed they will &c to lieaJ
en-
In concluding he said tn at many mul
ders are caused b.s young men carryin
reTolvers eonst Antly and warned theI
against this rarticA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
A Keas Fr,Ck

A newspaper man, we'll known in m'
city, drove out to the BrandyWine Su m
init Camp, on Thursday evening Ia 1t
He had a good whip In his buggy VIII n
he arrived at the camp grounds. u
gave his team into the care of what
supposed was trusty colored man. ii
wandered around the camp takinb
10 the sights a. d notes Of what was going
on until near midnight. When becom-
ing rather played out he star ed to get
his team and headed 1t for the city of the
hills On going up to his buggy he
noticed his whip was gone, when he ac-
costed the colored man as to is where
abouts. Yes. said the man, took 1t out
because saw several young fellows look.
ing at 1t and | was afraid they would
steal 1t. So took it out and carried II
In my hand for safe keeping.
The scribe said you did right, let me
have 1t now, think will be going to
wards home. The man was rather slow
about handing I whipto the newspaper
man, and In fact held on to 1t until he
was seated IN his buggy and had been
banded his fee. The innocent pencil
pusher not Think, but that he had re
ceived his own whip drove of as fast his
hor.e could go through the woods anu
I was half way to Wilmington before he
noticed how neatly he had been done Tor.
+ You ought 20 see the substitute the
darkey got off on his innocent victim.
Well, the newspaper man will have to In
vest In another whip all on sce0ant oil
1 Brandywine Summit Camp and dis
th9nest colored man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Four gentlemen we'll known In our
city went fishing on Saturday last.
They took an early start, leaving Mar.
kel street bridge In o rowboat before 5
O'Clock. They had provided Q large s.,
foot seine. several SGT nets, besides nu-
merous lines and poles All kinds Of
tampting bait had been procured that
was ever known TO tempt the appetite
OF fish. A ot ffse pot, frying pan,
pepper, salt, bread aud butter and other
delicAcles Of the season were slowed
away in several suspicious looking
ham pers aud placid carefully In the
bow Of the boat. Every thing being
ready the four 6shermen pushed their
boat out In the stream OF the romantic
Christians creek and heAded away foI
Bread aud Cheese Island After n
long and steady pull Of nearly an hours
duration the heaven OF pisoAtoriAl en-.
ohAntment was reached sud the fisher.
men dropped their 65-foot net into the
water. They were rewarded before
dinner hour with some ten or dozen
good sized "suokeTs," which they
cleaned and fried for the rtpast. After
dinner they got to work ones more and
until the sun went down they hshed in
vain, as only about six little catfish
oondesoended 10 be caught By the rA.
diant and expeotant fishermen. They
returned home about 8 O'Clock tired
fro n their days pleasure and little use
for wagon to haul the catch home
from h9 wharf In. Gio. b. says hi
will never go fishing aRain-until IN;
next fellow asks him. His arms Ai'
the color OF vermillion and he pat
sour milk n them to bring them bnel
W their natural color.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
Wltohoraft IN n1e1leo.

A despatch from TIE City OF Mexico
says that q remarkable trial is about to
begin there. During year past an old
woman living in little town near Capt.
tao has been exactinR monthly tax
from the fathers Of families to prevent
her from taking the lives Of their child
rem by sucking their breath In some mys
terlous manner, her pretence being that
she was witt h and had mysterious
power over life and death. Recently q
child died sudd ,nly, and, as the father
had refused to pay she monthly tax to
the witch, II was rumore that hhe had
bewltched the child, an impression which
grew stronger and stronger. Finally the
godfather of the child, a mRn Damed
Medina, me, the woman in street of the
village and said to her, "Why did you
kill my god hild2" The witch replied,
"BecAuse It's father did not pay me my
tax "Well, neither W II ] pay that t.
famous tax" he replied. "Then," said
the " Itch, II will kill your child" Me
dina replied. "Well you W II not kill ii
for will Kill you" He then beat the
woman to death. he was arrested and
Is to be placed on trial for murder.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. "a The
s'Atennunt OF the Treasurer SHOWS gold,
silver, United Staten notes and Other
funds in the Treasury today to be al
follows: Gold coin and bullion, $3.50
las, Gal; silver dollars and bullion
1851 1928, 6s7; trade dollsr bars, s6. A18
293; fractional silver coiut e2b, 793, 2l9
Uni;es States notes $50, 3S9. 1857; nAtionH
bAnk notes, Sl06 800; national bank
notes In process Of REDEEM ptiop, 81 ,4s7
65l; deposita with nat o cal bank depf 4
itors, 454, 756, 5T1. Total, $751; .935 9 n
Certificates outttAuding-Gold, O. 50
ITS, $50; silver, 1907, 8A8, 547i cuEr Alc,
Slb, III. 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

BENJAMIN Pe@Fson, Of Grand MsEais,
Mich, while walking home alone last
weak froQ q fishing ground. eight
miles distant, dropped his gun, which
exploded, thu shot taking effect IN his
left leg, shove the ankle. he called for
help, bus his calls for help we're mn
heard Then he afswled down 70 the
river near by and washed the wound
As best he could aud tied his hAndker-
chief around the leg. he tried TO walk,
Failing In this be orawlsd on his hands
aud knees toward home. Soon his kness
became torn ard so sore that he could
use lib m no longer. He then advanced
By rolling over end over. he was found
By man travelling from asney to Graz d
Msrais, ak mileu from where he was
shot, at p. m. Of the Lext day. Hit
discoverer Covered him up In the grass
30 that the mosquitoes couldn't get ct
the wounded leg, AID lAAteued 10 Grand
Marhis for help. When Peterson arrived
there bis leg was In . frightful condi.
ton, and there were no doctors avail.
able. In this situation he had to be
cared for ~ best could be done with the
limited means ut haI d, and the neat
day WAS taken to tie hospital ut Mar
quette.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

IA a rscsat Sunday aissEnoOn, 80 the
sxournion boat was aboat 70 leave the
Whsrf 81 JOhnsan's-by. the Sss, Isles
borouRh, ne the crowd OF passenger
ware surprlsed 70 see advancing toward
thsm what 81 flFst seemed . walking
hush, bat what, upon 9 nearer view,
proved 10 BE- one Of the rustsoHtors,
ssslV dsckod out In wild flowers, ferns,
srsases, eto. A. described By tha Ban.
Sor Commercial, . tall mullelnsttlG IN
klosSom grew from her left shoulders
from her riRht q large bull thistle reach.
al blsh above hsr head, While The 10
teryenipR space was allied With alder
bTanobes, fefnR, etc. On her head she
wore = reAIhs Of hsld daisies, ferns and
wiId roses; around her throat were
tvlued punches Of live-foreveri attached
10 her leit breast immense bunches Of
yarTov, oAErAway and golden rod, while
ne right was reBplendent with butter
oups and or eye dSisss, from between
which glimpsss OF brilliant corsAgs
bouqust Of swees peas, plnhe and roses
could be eeen. From each SIDE EXTEND
"a branches Of cat o nipe-tailas reeds
and rushes, and In her hands she held
bunnhea Of swsst grass. Nothing could
be seen Of the young lady bat her smil
inf face.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
Texss Esysr IN york county.

HARRISBURG, Aug 81. - Secretary
Edge, of the State Board OF Agriculture,
has discovered another outbreak OF texas
fever among herd OF cattle at shrews-
bury, York county.
The Baltimore authorities declared IL
pleuro pneumonia, and were about TO es
tablish quarantine against Pennsylvania
cattle, when Investigation showed that
1t was Texas fever. and that the cattle
came from Baltimore.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Everybod likes the N Onltor Oi
Stove. 1t 10 the only oil stove that VIII
not explode; 1t cannot generate Any Ras
In the oil tsnk, owing to the unvarying
upply OF oil 10 The wicksi it produces
inform ard steady heat; 1t preserves
he wick fOSr times ~ long and gives
% per cent more heat than any other
III stove You can DO sour washing
nd ironiRe With 1t; 10 Is the tidy house
sepet's bett frien1, For sAle Of the
Ptokels Stove and Heater Co, No, Geo
Shipley street, Wilmington, Del,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
PhilaGel' this. Wilmington b Bal
Hmere Railroad,

TrMio VIII leave Wilmington ~ poAISwl
3 10 $40. 40, . q wv, Il d, II 81 a. m, IL o.
Ass ~ sa g 81 E. Gs 10 IS a. NJ,
. 81 4eo, 90, z 40, 70 90, 10 % D, m. :.
ES5 Chester lskpreSsl ssS, TO 50 elA
NJ: II y, II u a. m, II %, ga, $50. Y0S, and
xceomnodsson, So SIS 5cS $40 10 IS,
New ~ xSie eo sOS IL on ~ = 10 o.
MMa m, sI1.z& Ia. aa, tA. g rs 7o6
n For VET " z Chester, via Lamokin, % and
For Newark (Centre) and intermediate sta
G2S "a y 1nS p s.Sou,
nj . I e. SaS Il an q B Bay lime, Spn.
70 i, sad il % a. M. u o. i u, ID, q d
Tr.ins toT DelaTsE g Division leave fcr; -
GEORGETOWN and Lewes. Q 80 =. m.,s 80 .. E.,
Eeho6oth, 20 q: m; Z 30 p, m.
Harrington, DelmArs and way stations, 90
Express for Harrington, 8 % p. m. WA
EI press Z K Tor Dover, Harrington. and Del,
mar, IL 06 Night.
Express for cape Charles. Old Point Cow
fort, and Norfolk, II O6 Night.
Leave philadelphia. BreAd Street. for VII
nington (expressl, II Is, 70, 10, IN, . 10
] 1910, II is, II 81 \. m.1 zO2. sou, ao2, 4SQ
| 6 o., SCI, on, 9 81, IL 20 p m.
AccommodA ion, 626, 10 % 9. M, In, z.2e
I8N, 46,f n s@ % 10 40. and II n b. M.
SUNDAY TRAINs.
For Philadelphia texpress), 200, 26G 20
7 is, 10, ii 81 q, M, "a, "a, and ! GO p. II
| Accommodation, Is a. M, 1910, ! rs 10
tBSO, 74O, and 10 90 p. m
For Chester lexpress1, IS. 2 10. II 81 q n.
Recommendation. si5a M. RlO. lB. 4D
80. and I. 90 p. m. 80
| For New York (express), 90, 2 81, 20, Is
SIS, ii 81 a., M, az, bSi, "d2s, Oe, and 90
FOR West Chester. via LamOkin, sl6A m.
FOR Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, Ant
Norfolk, IL 05 Night.
For New Cattle, hiddletoWn, Clayton
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, 8eAford, Laurel
and Delmar, u O5 Night.
Baltimore and Wellington, l.Rs, 4 "a, ahs
10 ~ =. M, Il %, % &c. and 46 p. N. Bait
Leave philadelphia. Broad Street, for vi
mington teLpressl, rs SO, To, 9.l0, II.
A. NJ, Sos, So and II. 20 Z. n.
Accommodation, 6.s5 10. q A. H., Il. @. 3 q
10, s.S6 and II. n r. n.
For further Information, passengers are N
j | ferred to the ticket once at Che station.
Tratns marked thus ~ are limited expresl
upon witch extra fAre V charged.
General ksnAEer General PSssenge Al
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

A recent issue of London Figaro says:
"Women who want TO get married are as
plentiful In Berlin as in other capitals. A
Berlin merchant lately advertised for a
wife and received 277 answers. OF these
81 were widows, varying IN age from 70
to 81; 40 of them had no children, and II
possessed fortunes entirely under their
own control. Four lsdies who had been
separated from Their husbands also wrote
10 express a desire to try their luck al
marriage second time; one Of them ioI
a third time. 0fthe remaining 1870 only
two gave their age as over thirty; Is OF
them professed to be just turned lS
seyenty-ons photographs were enclosed
and 81 OF them are said to represent re-
mArkably pretty girls"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

TouLoN. AuR. "a The equipment OF
the eight ironclAds ordered by the Mil
lister Of Marine for the reinforcement OF
tue Mediterranean tquadron has been
completed, and they will proceed ri
once to general rendezvous at Hyeres,
Four despatch vessels and torpedo
boat will accompany the iEonclAds.
Admiral Amet will direct the mAn@ I.
'vres.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Every ex-soldier or soldiers W dow
should see w s. McNair at once al
Hayward's office, No. IS, Exchange
Building, Seventh and Market streets
Pensions, bounties, back pay and Other
claims colle:tel. Lost discharges re
plAcsd,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

A One dark aorrsl mare, 8 years old,
Blittle sore front, Is hands high, WeiRht
len pounds; will work aDywhsvei can
be bought cheap owing to change OF
liens by owner. For particulars call
a. this ONCE, or the mare can be seen'a'
j. Il. Peoples near Meoanons' church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
WILmINsFoN . NoRTHsRN .. =.

WILMIN8rON . NOREHBRN n. n.
Time table in eject, duly sth 1888. Trains
leave Wilmington {French Btreet) as follows;
For Reading, BlrdBboIo, Joanna, Spring
held, WAynesburR junction, Manor Pottsvine,
Tamaqua, A Allentown, Lebanon, WerAers.
Vile aud all points on the PhiladelphtR and
Reading H. r., 20 a: m. and 40 p, m.
For Springfield. WAyneshurK junction.
Ford and DupOnt's and intermediate points,
Z. 90 a. m, and SEQ .. m.
Fer CoaLesville and intermediate points 81
7. 90 a. m. 2. 40 and 6Je0 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 q. M 40 and SO
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and intermediate pointa,
O. is p. m. and on Saturday only At 70 ant
II. Is p. m.
On sunday for Beading and intermediate
points, at SC 3. M, Aad for springfield and
intermediate points at loo D. m.
a. u, McCA UsLAND, BdWNEss BRIGGS,
Superintendent Gen Pass Ag'ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

The celebrated Three Is. 3. B. cigar,
manufactured by II. =. Bourbon b
Bro, 10. 3l9 " est sscoAd strast. This
hass So. cigar In the city TRY then-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

few pieces left OF
"a fine Sateens, that
up freely at 2sc.
bee to go now at
!, as fine as the
ch.
pieces Of I wide
We have to go
!: a yard.
lev doz OF the 25c
nlIe Aprons left,
at 15c each.
Sateens at l8c are
judicOus purchase
ler season. Your
" will soon be
his unheard OF bar.
Y about 20 fancy
hIc a, We want you
half price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
NoTloE -TA1rAYEKs TAKE NO

NYOT1OK TAX HAYEKS TAKE NO
IN T1Ck.
Oity and 5ehooI Taxes for 1854
The undersignod, receivers OF taxse for the
CITY OF wilmington, will DO 1t 10 h. 9Th 70 ,
between Matket ahd King Sta, during The
month Of July, Es89, between the hours "
and IL in the morning, and from to In
this afternoon, for the purpose Of rocalyinA
tAKoa. On al taxes paid during JAY, there
will be . reduction Of . cents on every dol
lar, and sn taxes paid on or after the LIST
day OF August, shall be payable without .
deduction AZORES lidi and all taKea unpaid
cd BY the Additian offs per contNm on the
amount thereof. EDMUND p. MOODY,
heosfvsr OF Nortusrn district, including
eli nora Of 9Th street
MARTIN J, MEALEY,
Receiver OF Southern dlsttsot, including
all sJCth OF 9Th EtFeat. to8O-n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Prescriptions carefully compounded,
and every thing kept In . hEst-o lAss
drug store fresh ct Bea on eHlth'sI eor'
Seventh and Pine stree ..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
RALTIN0HE@ UnaEO KAHLKOAB
sOHKDUGz n BFFEur. April 80. lsSA
Trains lagve DaIAWhEa Avenue DsDeG
EAST .RSIlTND

DE=#AN
EAST BOUND.
For PhiisdsIphIA and OhastaF, SIS, 7 o.
s., 20 sos %, 10 30 and Hll II u M; %. 8 90
8 IS IS -, Is, GO, 30, 20 % and 50 p. n.
On Sundsyg,7 %, ", os, 10 30 and 81 u 2.
nj 90, Oo,s sass 20. %, . q, as 10 and y
p. n -
FOR SiAgOrly, accommodation, daily Il q
9. n.
FOR baltimore, accommodation, daily sE.
oopt Sunday 9 Aba. m.
For OhieSgo and PittsDurE, express, daily
0lRoinnati and 81. Louis express, daily
II 90 IA.
Bsitimore sscommod alton, daily sAS m
Pittsburg, Chicago and st. Louis express
daily 20 p N.
singsrly accommodation, daily 90 p m.
FOX LANDkNBER9, . 10 a, H.bundss
only. lLoo >. "a. daiis except Sunday, u
Trains feaYs MArkst Street. BGAsioa:
/ Fer Philadelphia ! 80 p. N. daily. Rol
baltimore 6 IS P. NJ, daily. For Landen
DsEs ESQ and HOO A. nd. daily, except Sun.
days s.loa. N on Sunday only Ia and s.sc
PitssSsts. Chicago and St. Louis express
trains tor HilmlnRson--Lssye RhIlsasl
phiA, daily, ~ 90, 1000, a11 90 g. n, Il o.
noon, %, 6oo, q 90, As.eo, s.ss. ale, 10 10
IL 90 p. N.
Daily, except Sunday, So, Y.sO .. n
Aa.7s, and 20 D. m.
5undAyB only, A.le m.
Express trains
RArRs TO WRsEBnH PoIHrs LOWER THAI
VIA ANY oTAHR LINE.
". N. OLAEMENTB, o. O.5UULh
Gent MAnAgaR. &sH1 Pass. ARsR,
Telaphons Hn. In.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

NOTIOE-ELEOrR PLATING WITH
IN ailvsr. nickel. brass and copper. Al
50 metAl polishing and bfonktnB PAftiou-
lar attention TO REPEATING knives, FORKS
spoons and other table ware.
II. 4. COOLEY, Rear III Walnut st.,
iy3B-Ima Wilmington, nsl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
tIIhH MAXiH" Secret

From the evidence Riven IN the "moxie"
cases against imitAtors, enough has come TO
the surface from Texas papers 70 prove that
the IS called Moxie Efrom plant rich in
albumInoida, which are the principal nutfi
zion OF tho nerves Considering the fact
that the nerves are the sat OF animal life
and control the functions OF tho body, add
| that parAlyEsd or exhausted nervSiorce could
not properly digest Alpanen foT rs swn sup
| port, Dr. fhom yPon Get about, md finally
did discover a SrM leSs pTocess foR ARTIFICIAL
| b diEestlnR its food for 1t, and tho proRrees
'randers the aleuninoiA as hnely dissolved
as water, or fino enough 10 pehetrAte the
iEeFve circulation, which is thirty one times
lsemsller than the smsllest caDdEbry blood
/ vessels, and when mixed with the fdigestlng
III nid the Rloumen cannot be e0agulsted or
/ preoipitRtod by either heat or alcohol. Here
IL where tbe secret lies aud IL q most yalua-
he one, and aocouRte for their oEreI Of par
/ ssJsis. II would have been hesboF for tho
| Moxi0 Do. TO have allowed this fact 70 come
| to the surface before, and then Il would not
hspe been necessary TO AsGuna ulato-a conf.
/ dc1os IN their goods through the long road
Of experience against public prejudice
These facts th4t have come out WtliAhelp the
Comps worry much, as they show It's I'M
6etbted scientific and useful bRsis ina new
AsIA. Their bottled goods are best.
m29sna Rtaw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

A perfect likeness you oAn get ri
Reecher's Gallery. 10 cabinets fos $S'
Sa5 Market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
DUBLIo SALE OF IMFORTED OAT-
4 TLE.--rhe gnderAigne6 viii sell Of
/ Sublio sale Oh
THURSDAY, AUGUST SOrH, 1888,
II I AlslAek. hhErn.

n
Sublio sale On
THURSDAY, AUGUST SOrH, 1888,
At l e'elOeE, ahGrp,
In the BeAIs House lawn, opposite the p,
Pa a herd Of 81 Imported and reg RSRERY
istsred Holgtsan. riealan CATTLE OH 49,
all ages. consisting Of COWS, bulls, 1890
two yearly haifors and yeerlings about
one.thtrd Of them Wtllihkv0 calves by their
side on DAY OF sale.
Also, \ lew Grade DuThAms with calves by
their side; Would make good family Cows.
This Is not wedding out sale, but II Is the
entire herd OF the breeder, and they GENE
/ from tho best producing families in the
country.
Catalogues can be obtained 3 week before
the sale. No pOstponeLn6nt on Aooount oil
the weather, and viii sell rain or shine.
ROBERTS & hANNUM,
L. W .Stidham 4 Son, auots. Agta for Owner
Ala-ts
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

NYoTIoE-rHE MEMBERS OF APPo-
~ I.O Castle, Ne. q. K. q. g., are ear
nestly requested TO be pre- sent at the session
OF the Castle, Monday evening. Aug. Tth
Is the by laws a. revised ana amended will
come up under = third reading for adoption,
A26.2I J. d. ALDHkD, M. Of Il.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

(; sn 81: f 49,. =: SsS s. &
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NoTIOE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
~ Monday, AprilR, to regulate. seal and
stamp ali weights and measures used in New
Castle County this year. All work lett al
Kyle'a, Ninth and King streets, sr at my
residence, 1895 Poplar street, Wilmington,
Del, win receive pr mpt attention
JACOB DEAKfNE
Regulator Of Weights and keABures,
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NONFERERCE &CADEMY, DIVER
~ LeI.--BoRrding and Day School for both
sexes. scholars prep ARod for business. teach
InR, tho pTofessions and college. Vocal and
Instrumental Music Drawing and Painting
All boArders are directly under the charge
OF the Principal and Preceptrass. Tormp,
$500 per year FAn Form begins sept ard.
FOR Catalogue, address W, l.. aOODlHH.
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