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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-09-29

Post-office Clerk Ito financee)-"I
received a very curious letter at the
post-ofice this morning. 1t was adj
dressed /: 'rO the Prettiest Girl in
New York" Finance eagerly
'Oh, give it to me !; it mast be for me-"
Clerk-.1 showed it to my grand-mo-
he, and-she opened it.'-Time.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-09-29

"Charley gave me the cold shake
last night" confessed an Oakland girl
to her mother. "Why, I thought he
was SO fond Of you," said the lady.
ooh, he is. 1t was a milk shake.r-
Pittsburg Chronicle.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-09-29

Ibid her father actually thrust o
on the stOop, Mr.. Noodle I" said the
lawyer. eyes, sir. 1t broke my
heart" "Well, You have my sympa-
thy. If he had broken your leg in
stead Of your heart, you could have
sued him. Some men never have n
luck.-HarYer's Bazaar.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-09-29

Mrs. Hayseed (perplexed)-"What's
the meanin' of MDCCCLXXXVIu on
that new school building. John I" Mr..
Hayseed-"Durned i'll know. 1 sup
pose it's some of that newfangled Ian
guage called Volapuk. / hear they're
teaching it in the schoOls.-Epoch.
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Ayers ~SarsapariHa.
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NA WIN read Ills aud then

REWARDED are those
1llOlllI1 who read this and then
act they will find honorable employment
that will NOT take them from their homes and
families The profits are large and sure for
every Industrious person NAV have made
and are how making several hundred d0llars
q month. IT IL easy for amy one to make IS
and upwards per dav. VII" ia willing 10 work.
Either sex. young or old capital not needed;
we start yon. Everything new. N" special
ability require'l; Won. reader. can d" it "a
we'll as any one. Write t" ia at once for full
particulars, which We mail free. Address
Stinson & 30. Portland. Maine.
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Che Curt.
5re Cream.

A FACT.-HOrtOn Ice Cream is made from
n pure cream Patent Super Frozen Bricks Of
Ice Cream Restaurants Churches, Festivals &C. viii
keep hard Country orders promptly filled Depots
59S 6th-ave lis Park llOEast A2ol-ot
Nsw.Ycrk and 453 FultOn-sL Brooklyn.
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yEw-YoRK. Tuesday. May 8. 1888
, ,oovtps sales were held at Exchange and Auction
"o' BIZ I. J. d T. Phillips
Tan, Astory buildings with lots. Nos 2l5 TO 22l
A"Wsst 40thst n 600 II W OF 7tb-ave lots 26I n.
Rnhler 9lVO fVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-09

CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMPASr OF NRw-JERsEY. I
ll0 LIBERTY.sr. NEw.YoRK, Aprll9 1883.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the annual
meeting Of tho stockholders the Central Railroad Of
HewJersy elect nine directors 70 serve for the next
VIII be held office OF the Jersey
City between the hours OF ~ o'clock and o'clock OF
Friday MAY next The transfer books will be closed from
Friday the goth Inst, TO Monday the l4th proI
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
UNITED STATES FIPREss COMPANY.
TEEAsURERs OFFICK,
S2BRoADwAY. NEwYORK, April &c, 1887
NTH DIVIDEND.
THE Transfer Books of this Company will be
Il closed May at p. m. and reopen Nav l6. 1883.
THEO. f. WOOD. Treasurer.
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Business Iropcrip FOR Sale ano 90 &c

DJoINING Grand Central Depot on 43d-st attraeuye
n stores large plate glass fronts; steam hca Apply
331 Madison-ave
ID UI1DING TO LET.-New. six-story, 2oxloo' also
Oo'noiN rutland & WHITING Beekman-st
7 OTIS TO LET.-On Beekman, Fulton William Peari
IL and other streets in the vicinity: , ,,-u.o ..
~ rutland & WHITING Beekman'sI
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REAL ESTATE
AT THE EXCHANGE


.s. tome of the market the Real Estate Excnange
'..,a,v was unmfstakably stronger and several I'M
,.nt properties were sold Al sucuon 'e'oi -
por .s.,cd nv order of the trustees. No. 23
m''e at. tho northwest corner OF Centre-st The
a. irregular, about 3ox37; IL Is covered py q
w .,orv and basement brick building "hioh pro-
~. an annual rental of $3.50 Iho nrst o'o was
e aos ooo from which It jumped to s4oooo ana ran
s's,v mn to $4,000, at which prios 'uoge r H.
pfS'' as the buycr Another important plot was
p's ]. Phillips. consisting OF Nos els to
so'a w.st Fortieth-st, between Seventh and Eighth
81 The property consists OF four hvestory pro"h-
ave- e.,s: the bidding ran from $'oo0o TO Sloo''oo'
''' -,ch uricc william Buhler, 1r, was the buyer
Tho pcsent rental Is not estmaea al @ MORE aa sa
ssWv.st corner of Eieventh-avo and sixty seventh
dye-story and basement douoic OF OK ,enccn a
ST. oSyshxsO 1t sold for Sl0,Oo5 70 George Ii:
~ ls' No "a West Fifty ifth-st is fturstcry and
Socn high stoop, brownstone residence, on lot
so1sosi Nv sale BY r. v. Harnctt Co The bidding
on one m from $4,000 to sas4oO at whici price n A.
sands the buyer se and New svcs and
numSe, osred and fifty hrst-st The lots on Edgo-
hsave brought from 81, $50 to S2loo each those
couecs 80. brought from Sl075 up to 81 800 each
on Newse ., One hundIed-and fifty frst-st. and New
the eSroncbt s302o and interior lots on this avenue
from Sii;; oS Fox, other buyers were benjamin p
T nssS Sv, Siii oerc d ko sas an Nest
Ruse yonn ivc-siory and collar brick double
Thirty MUIR an lot 26x9sa 1t sold for $4,000 to
PANEL Bryenbnrg A, ,.u, -, r,,ro.,ors hold vcs
,.ssv ~ Edward it, Rath and Remsen johnson were
, s.ierted members OF the Exchange The follow
nuly nns,sy was offered for sale yesterday at the
Exchange: No "a West iOIrst1 Dry
oiows' wuS extension dining room Furnished or
o ioSr he'd Price $4,000; also No. a1e West Six
y. srxtst fve-stoiy double tenement, 25xS5x1oO,
gl trade for Brooklyn improved property Price
So, 900. rsr,s,,t,or ., the Exchange
-, v.sterday Henry J. Carr in the chair. There
me. 'Isoi nresent: George S. Lespinasse, Frank r.
Won,hton. William H. Folsom, Marx Ottinger, George
nou knsoi i, "a Jouls Berg The Committee City
nroysments presented report against the bill pre-
stns The LAYING down of pipes in the streets with
ont The assent of a majority OF the property owners
also Suggested that tho bill OF Mr. Crosby, against
The inv Of the City Hall Park should be ndorsed
Tb. Two reports unanimously receVea ana
adonted a vote Of thanks was given to william
psypoIds Brown and 10 George Wcstervelt for their
ssryIcss during the past session as chairman ana
sccrtary of this committee. Tho committee then
adjourned for the session
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gslp tl)anieb.


A pvERTISENENTS FOR THE NEW YORK rRIH-
"a UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
offiSEs no LIS Broadway. corner Thlrty.nrs,.st.
ahtli m 300 Broadway between Twenty. second and
twenty tnira sss until m go IVES, Twenty. third
ST. sarner Eiehthsve tba slNtn.sye 153 Fourth. ave-
eorner Fourteenth st 100 ThId-aye, corner Forty
enlist LOO rhird.sve, neai sixtethst i70s First
ave loO West Forty sccopd-st. Ninth ave and Stxty
eighthst. snd 90 Lberly-sL, and the HARLEM ofPICE
loo East one hundred and 'thst up 20 "a M
AZ regular Office rates - y " y"
WANTED-An onlce boy must be good at figures; a
W fs penman state qualification and salary expeeted i'm
Once. iiVuho
WANTED-A yeung man In the bookkeeping den,r,-
w ment OF mandatory In this city: must 49,.
eoca hand and be good a. figures salary 90 per week.
~o@VN 81. T. c.
Tribune once
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Rooms al0 flats &c Ell.
Boaro an6 Rooms.

utu btupWS.
noCToRs OFFICE.-Iarge, newly furnished and dec
- Grated 'front.' parior unexceptionabe references 80
West 26th-st.
TH-AvE, a37.-very desirable suit OF rooms also ply.
y sicsn's ONCE; private table references exchanged
n EAST ADD handsomely furnished second foos,
lU en- suite sngly, with board; references.
I n WEST 18TH ST.-TwO large and two square rooms:
- baths, &C. dine parlor foor; references
Brooklyn.
~ FURNISHED ROOMS, 169 12 Columbia Heights
Il Brooklyn; desirable 70 let en- suite or
single one room suitable for PHYSICIANS ofice.
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Cost an0 found.

T OST or STOLEN book No. i59014, issued by
IL the GERMAN SAVINGS BANK in the City Of New
York, to Murray Hill Schwaben Kranken INT VeIein
All persons cautioned negotiate the and re-
Quesied deliver the book TO the Bank. 14hst
and 4th.ave IL not restored the 9th day Of june
1858 application will be made 10 the Bank for duplicate
New-York May 9, 1888
I OST-Bank book, No 1856 374, Bank for Savings 81
IL Beeckerst, NewYork; payment stopped; please re-
book to bank.
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Business Chances.

GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS
- 100 acres Btumlncus Coal Lands IN Dale county "a.
road Also 500 acres on Vso,y pine in Southwestern
Georgia Address H. T. STRoHECKER, Macon Ia
GOLD MINING
For sale lease favorable terms one Of the
best mines located in Gilpn Co., Colo. Address
TRUSTEE" T. Ma'shallst Boston, Mass
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Fnantial.
financial.
TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WESTERN
RAILWAY.

neaed proposals win be received By the Auditing Com
h'oe until Thursday May "a. at1 o'clock In the after
hoon Tor tho Of four hundred and twcntyfour
thousand dollars Toledo. Peoria and Western Railway
FIRST Mortgage -Four per cent Bonds. part thereof
oehs part OF the authorized Ave million dollars
fs' Mortgage Bonds road They dated July
ana due July l. 1917. with accrued and unpaid inter
est nom July l. 1887 The proposals will be opened BY
the Auditing Committee and bonds awa.ded the highest
bidders
Bonds will be ready for dell, cry ON May 25 and pay.
"eh' must be made within thre days after notification.
py mall Of acceptance Of proposals No bid will be no
ceved at less than sxtyseven ami half for
each bend OF one thousand dollars Bids be Endorsed
proposals for Toledo Peoria and Western Railway First
mortgage Bonds" and addressed TO HENRY ID. AT
WATER HENRY c. SWORDS ana CHARLES w.
BROWN. Auditing Committee Room s. 10 walLst. New.
York
BY order Of the Bondholders' Committee.
CHARLES MORAN.
THOMAS DENNY, Sub Committee
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ELECTRICITY

7 OMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
II Coupons the guaranteed &c Of this company due
May j. amounting sl03 7G1 l3 VIII be paid pre-
tor at the ONCE of the company, $50 Broadway. New
York, on and after May 1, 1883.
WILLIAM A. LOMBARD, Secretary
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
1REASuRER's OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1T. 1855
NOTICE is hereby gwen that registered
~ bonds OF the Philadelphia ana Eric Railroad Company.
n Sl0Os each. bearing interest at PER CENT
per annu, pay able semisnnuay in April and October
The duo July J. 1920 principal
being guaranteed Ivy the Pennsrvania Rail
pauy Will be exchanged par for snt the 18th
day OF MAY next PER CENT bonds II Phila.
de PLATA and Railroad Company maturing July 1858.
the interest said astnamef bonds
paid at the time o. exchange, AMI such Of the said
PER CENT bonds shall havo been exchanged tho
18th day OF May next will be paid at maturity.
Three months interest the new PER CENT registered
bonds will be duo and payable October /, lhsS.
ROBERT W. SMITH.
Treasurer
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Drn SsOos

cox ROLL WHITE MATTlNGS, Fancy from a.
o. Extensive specsal Orerlna earpeunrA
russ. ar. squares. lincieums ANDREW LISTERS
SONS, 1914 Broadway.
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Citp DropertD 90 Eet.


ITO LET-Four.s story house In West 73d-st, between
9th aud 10Th ayes !; cabinet finish. q. BOURNE,
sesnt Clark Estate. rs West 2Si-sI
CC1 MADISON AVE COR AID ST.-The larger
OCl portion Of heated. furnished corner house
uas s*ner deserving some roomsJ TO let hom May ].
nppy On premises from 70 y. m.
'''CHE BOOK or oPEN.AIR SPORTS" octave. 500
Il pages Illustrated The standard authority
american open air amusements Rules for sailing. swim
mug Dali playing. shooting horseback riding etc. etc.
u Iuu 81 per copy. Published by The Tribune New
,... LR.eraning and universally cOmDliHsnted By tho
s4ss~
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6otels

THE SHERWOOD.
53f 5TH-AYE.. COR. 44fB-~T.
VIII remain open during the summer months Rooms
facing South AID West with baths always cool reason,
able rates for transient guests. -
GEORGE MURRAY, Proprietor.
7 ODGINGS.-New- England Hotel, 30 Bowery, 200
Lllght, separate ro0rns, 40c. soc weekly, 81 81 e3
MANSION HOUsE.-Brookiyn Hoirhts
wi Directly opposite wAtLsk. EewYork, r
four walk frsm wasL and FaIsa Al ti
Bridge superior reasonable fstes sssc.
family aud transient hotel 200 rooms.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Fo' some time Joseph Duncan, barber
employ ed for the past two years by r.
X Francis, has been testing bis credit ia
this city. Some three months ago he
purchased ell4 worth Of furniture from
Lewis Y. Adair, on which he was TO pay
~ week until the bill was settled 10
full. He complied with the agreement for
about two months when his payments
ceased and he told Mr.. AdAir that he had
been sick and had . heavy bill 10 pay the
doctor. Last week Duncan called on
George W Quinn and bought t6i worth
OF clothing and $25 worth from William
|0Connor, and In each case promised 10
call in few days and settle. He also
bought due watch Of SherWin d Son,
and borrowed . Batchel valued at 21s
from Paul Brown. Not satlslled with
this be visited Flynn Brothers and bought
= hat, also on credit, and contracted 4
number Of small bills with other parties
On Tuesday he told hls employer, with
whom be boarded, that he IN ended visit
ING the fair st Mt. Holly, and since that
time has not been seen. After his de.
parture twAs learned that he had sold
the furniture purchased from AdAiE fol
$50, and 1t 10 probable he has gone
"where the Woodbine twineth."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

F1IxApnFH, N. j., Oct IA daring
attempt was made last night TO kidnap
- 4ysaT-old con Of David Scott, a
l6lacksnitA living at No. 81 Port Avenue
Three children James, aged yeare, and
RaVid, both sons Of Mr. Scott, aud David
silver, . B-yeAr old child Of neighbor
were playing on First street when q
stranger approached and began talking
with them. He took them TO q candy
store nearby an coming out sent James
and the slvery boy back for more candy
and, taking advantage OF their absence,
carried on little David, huEEymg through
Ne AtrSsta toward sta en- Island Sound
ThS eth Rlenildrcn ran home In great
R4Tht Aua 70 what had occurred At
nlcs a crowd OF men and boys started In
search Finally come Of the boys heard
1seble cries IRON = pile of lumber on
Browne dock at the foot Of franklin
street, and they found the man secretlng
himself and attempting TO smother the
aries Of the chill J., Finding he was dis
covered, the nan left the child, clam
bered over thu lumber aud hed along the
docks in the direction Of Elizabeth river
He was pursued by the crowd and every
Atme they caught sight Of him they threw
. Volley OF stones. BE CT Bsed the draw
6ridge al the rolf & mill and escaped iT
NE darkness on the meadows.
Little David received some injurieI
and was nearly frightened to death by hi
adventure,
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huseArp9 -cn tho ioth irs,., Andrew
son Of Wn. A. an1 Emma j. huS-
hsIalivas ana friends are Fsspest,ul,v In
yttpd 70 attend his funerai from ne fesi-
dsnos OF his parenig, lzot Pleasant strtet,
On sunday, uolober Il serViooi Al me
Oemetery,
MALANY.--On the lIth inst.. "a
maiany, In the 6sth year Of MS age
Relatives ond iri0nds OF the nSintlV ar;
respectfully invited 70 attend his 10 er.i
iTom bis late Fosidenoo, near HiySrvieW
Oemetery, on Sunday Afternoon, al o'oiosk
inteFment 81 ut. salem GENE cry.
MeF III AN--On Octobtr II, Sarah A. Ma-
KariAn, in her lisa year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully 10
vitsd 70 stand the funeral fron the resi-
denoe oiO Whann, no. ais west Nioth
street, on MondAy lbsh Instant, 81 oieiooF
2. n, lntarment 81 Wilmington and Bran.
dywins osmotsrg.
Rl0HrER-In this city, on OotoSor II
james Richter. aged "a yeaFs,
kelAtivoI and friends are rsspeotfuiiy In
yited 70 attend the funeral from mis- late
roaiden'e nnrlhWagt corner OF Ninth and
mArket Btfoetf, on Monday gftsrnoOn, Ser
vices 81 o'clock. IntofmBnt Rt Whining,
ton and BfAndyWlne osnOtsFy.
wbIrE-On the nth Inst Sumn. widow o,
me lAte Robert Waite in the elIt ear o
Funeral from the rssid sneo OF her son-in
law, WIN. II. Ludsn, No. pl8 Poplar street
L on Monday AFTERNOON a. 0. 90 o'clock, Ser
vices 81 Uid HWodol' Church. latarment 4
Old SWedef Church yard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
Plush Caps
Cashmere Caps
Embroidered Henittta CAPS
Wool Caps,
Tam U'ShanterS, etc.

No place like the "BEE
HIVE" 900 Market, to buy
them for "a price. Large
sales does the work, 2sc tc
So 90 each.
Think Of it! A good standard
gingham for &c a yard. Cali
Goes that look like worsted
goods. bright colored plaids al
our always popular low price
Such an array OF dress goods
at prices within the reach Of all
We never had before in Hen.
riettas. Cashmeres, Serges, Cas-
simere Cloths, Broad Cloths
Plaids, Stripes, Velvets, Pushes
lSilk Shawls, Coats and Wraps
bought on the most advan
tageous terms, to be sold 70
cost in many cases, much les
than cost of importation
Prices do tell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

u was expected on ThursdAy night that
the sberiG would pass through Francisco.
near Princeton, Indiana, with Sylvester
Grubb, the slayer Of Misc Gertrude
Downey. A mob Of 90 armed men
boarded the train In that place and won't
through y searching for the murderer.
The would be lynehers were folled, the
sheriff having taken another train
At convention Of cracker bAkers In
Chicago yesterday, all the bakora bed IN
Pittsburg and Rocky Mountains az
Represented, It was unanimously dec I'd
TO raiso he price Of crackers. The Id
vance Will range from one-half to onehnd
one.half cents per ponnd on the various
grades
Four men were injured by cave in
while digging trench 10 YOUNGSTOWN,
Ohio, yesterday morning. One OF them
had hip fractured, another q leg broken,
another wa terribly cut, and the fourth
Thomas Coyne-sustained fatal In
juries.
'rhe steamer Robert B. Carson sank in
thirty feet Of water four miles below
Evansville, Indiana, on Thursday night
She had on board fifty head OF cattle and
four horses, besides some freight, which
were lost. The crew we're saved
During Ore In the gun and ammuni-
tiOn store Of A. Steert, 10 Fort Worth,
Texas, on Thursday evening, several hun
dred thousand cartridges exploded. The
damage lie estimated ct S45 COO.
Pauline Mccoy, coloted, aged 10 years,
was hanged yesterday in Union SPRING.
Alabama, for the murder OF Annie Je,
raud, a i4-year old white girl, committed
in February last.
In Jersey City yesterday Michael Fla
herty who, In a drunken rage, kicked hi
mother to death, was convicted Of murder
in the second degree.
Two hundred feet OF the Cornwall
Canal bank, ct Cornwall, Ontario, CAV,
way yesterday morning All traffic wil
be stopped for three or four weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

The proposition of N. Dushane CloWard
In a communication elsewhere in the
REPUBLICAN TO build a new music hall,
meets with the hearty commentator OF
the leading vocal singers Of this city, and
a movement will no doubt soon be started
TO build ball, such as Is required, and
which Will cost about $4,000, seating
from $50 to 600 people. The Washing
ton Street market house has been Jug
gested as suitable and popular place
but there are objections to II on account
of 1t being 90 far down town aud It's i'm
mense size The Second Baptist ChuIcl
after It's vacation by the present eoDRre
CATION has also been suggested, hut thu
location seems objee tionable. Musica
men in the city all favor hall, and Ia,
loaa ton seems to be the only thing O
agreed upon. Mr. George W. Stone a
Mr.. N. X. Benson are both understood a
strongly fAvoElng music hall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct 10 EARLY this
morning two men entered the post-o lilce
here. gagged and drugged the night
clerk and went through several pouches
that had just been brought In on through
trains from New Orleans and the Eaet
and San Antonio a1d the West Il Is not
known what amount Of money has been
stolen. All Roberts, the clerk who Was
drugged, has not recovered conscious
ness. Over basketiul OF letters were
opened and robbed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

In obedience to The order susl
Chief Of Police, all tho coHs
closed last night, but the EaIx5
proprietors have made arnlRa
continue business near their ID
cardlnello, at Fourth and Nirtl
viii occupy the cellar Of he
where he Il now located. TAs I
Michael Mall tcslbIa At ElAa
Market stree t, will be PLACID ~
building linc, Just below he COM
stands A. the Southwest eondd
and Market streets aud u I'll
Market streets, have been torn ID
1t is understood that lhe p'Ophei
obtain places eisewh here, inside h
ing line. One Of the llAIianl "
a place Alongslde Of The Aunik
on King street below ThIh D
who had a place at Ninth d
has retreAtei 10 The cellar, Al. Y
is tue case win the one 81 u
Market streets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
BEE HIVE
3O6 MARKET STREET,

Our grand 10 per cent bene-
fit sale just passed by was big
success for all, as our store was
packed by customers eager TO
obtain our many great bargains,
and also the anniversary dis
count ofIoc on eve:y doEAE sold.
Very many ladies were as
tonished to find one firm who
lived UP to our advertisement
in every particular.
We commence a week Of rare
bargains. Read a few Of them
SO doz LADIES' soc vests and
pants, silk binding, pearl but,
tons, crossSS stitch neck, fine
gague to go out for 4Ic each
You are accustomed to pay 5o'
everywhere foi this quality.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
nsr room Anniversar1.

MTS. Rebaoca Seth, residing at Bald.
extension Of the BGltlmnrs and Ohio
Railroad, c, lsbratsd he Tooth suniyer
GUry Of her birth on Tuesdsy Her
maiden nEIo WAS RsbeooA Huyser and
she was born In Springfield, Delaware
county, Pa October o. 1888. She came
Mrs. Ssth has had altogether diteeu
RIasd. children. She has bSeu blind fol
ether OF no innrmiiies OF old age and
will probably live several yeArs longer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.-The Baltimore
and OHIO stock has been declining il
prios steadily for the past three or four
Wet rs. On September IS IL eold ct SOS
haarei to-day e sales Were made 81 Ssb.
hAtnblett n's Weekly Circular to NOR
row VIII predict still lower prices for
the stock and will say that there ia At
present more stock in sight than has
0sep offered for some tins and that the
stockholders are becoming FESTIVE under
tho poor prospect for an early rssump.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
nsslp for an nln rolal.r.

The appeal for help made by ex Fer.
geAnt West, formerly of this city, but
now of Jacksonville, Florida, has met
with q Irompt response. His entire
which Mr.. West sent 10 this city fell into
the hands of w. H Fairlamb, the one
70 ghom 1t was addressed, has oeen dead
for several years Mr.. Esiiflamb went Ia
work at once, aud through his efforts Rol
has been raised, but contributors viii
still be received.