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Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22
Nebraska and Iowa Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to THE Bee. NEBRASKA pensions:
Original invalids S. Poor, Cedar
Rapids. Incrcsse-David w. Thurstoh,
Cambridge; Willet II. Couch, Royal Jusius
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22
Episcopalians and Prohibition.

MASON CRY, Ia, Sept. 2l-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. AN observing and trust
worthy politician informs us that out Of the
600 Methodist Episcopal clergymen of this
state but forty-one are open in their support
of Fisk and Brooks. One OF this number is
u democrat.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22
The Odd Fellows.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 2l.-The SOW
ereign grand lodge, |. o, o. E., has chosen
Columbus, o., as the place 10 hold the next
annual meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22
A French Spy Arrested.

BERLIN, Sept. 2l.-A French manufacturer
of Belfort, France, has been arrested Null
hausen, Alsace, on a charge of being "a spy.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22
A Town Swept By Fire.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2l.-A Wausau report
says that report has reached there that
Eland Junction is being swept by fire. No
particulars are obtaiuable.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22
A Significant CabIegram.

DETROIT, Sept. 2l.-Tbe following cable
was sent from here this morning:
DETROIT Sept 2i.-To Dr. Joseph Ekenny,
Dublin, Ireland; A thousand pounds more
TO combat coercion, CHARLES O'RKiLLY..
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22
Cholera in Portmgesc India.

LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Thc foreign Office an
nounces that ali the ports in Portuguese India
are infected with cholera.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22

The Union Pacific overland flyer came IA
at l0;30 Thursday night, five hours late, hay.
ing left Cheyenne six hours behind time. No
one seemed TO know the cause of the deten.
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22
Morgan Secures proyies

LONDON, Sept 2l.-The Morgans have re-
ceived proxies to represent 100, 900 Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul shares.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22

j. +. Preston Of the Northwestern 10 back
again from. a trip to the east
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22
The Death Record.

BosroN, Sept. 2l.-Wi!liam Norris, the
actor. died this morning, aged seventy-six
years,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-22

=. =. Murray, travelling agent Of tho Mich.
igan Central, is visiting the Omaha ofices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

TIE q:esent olwpA!gn IS more cape
elEAy osnpaiEn Of labor ihaa any
shAl bSys preceded II. /! Is one In
Will ii she interests vi ;hs woEkingmeu
are more al stake 9tsn they have ever
bsan before. On lie De noora,lo aide
II is > e3nsesi for lie labor OF Europe,
glad 70 have The opportunity to make >
living by finding mHksi Tor their
Eoods !E America, Ga the Republican
side II IL a conseB! Ia favor OF maintain.
Ing the high standard OF American
labor 90 taaI cur raeohAnios and work.
insmsn nay continue 10 b. Ao!s to earn
dozen. livelihood for lhslr families,
eduesi3 Ihelf children, 0 En their homes
and In mary inslon oes secure q oom pc
peienoe for old age TIE Dsmoornis.
by delnsive and ta,se statements, are
endeAVotirg to persuade American
labor to renculoe sill iheas things and
descend 10 The level Of European labor
This Is lha lssue Of the present cam.
pAign, and il will oe for ihe Amerls Jan
WorElngmen 10 decide whe.hfr they
Will continue prosperous and happy 81
ahey nov Ars, or allow themselves 20 BE-
deceived By being dragged down It
poverty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

THH LatsR-slA hats Telegraph blu pessed
By the Senate IL one Of the most im.
poESant acted upon for some time. II
applies 10 kilograms teat from one Slate
10 smother, bal NOT 10 messages bel Ween
different points In tho same slAle, and
utIpulAtss that IL shall be unlAwfu for
n telegraph company 10 make any un-
last Discrimination In rates for any
Arm, corporation or persons. The bill
also prohibits any telegraph company
from entering into auy oonteAoG agree
msnt or com uluAlion 70 divide prohis
with any competing company, and will
by this means give the pablo she bsne-
d OF composition. Toe IuteE-SAIe
Oommerce Com mission shall specify
when tslsarAp h companies ara to pub
llsh their FAtas, aud also have authority
70 inquire into . telegraph oompAny's
business OIL any time II msy deem
necessary. The bill Is Of the utmost
I'm porIAnoe 10 business men VIA use
the wires 10 any extent, and also 10 tns
general public, ~ II places these electric
corporations under the supervision oil
Ghe Government
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

TEE Presidents delay in pFomulgak
Ing his lester OF acceptance IL causing
considerable ln4pAlienOe among Demo-
cratic leaders II 10, however, said that
the Letter has been ready for some slme,
but shat Is u is similar 80 his message
in advocating free trade, he has been
I'd Vlssd By some Of his friends 70 give
the matter considerable thought before
making the letter public. This 10 what
he Ia now Supposed 10 be doing, and
Masking up his mind whether or not be
wlll hedge on the tariff question. Isl L.,
however, too late for him 10 take .
backward step Ia this matter; he osn-
not alter or change bis message, and on
that message the platform OF his party
vas founded. OOnseq uenlly nothing
shat he can now say in his letter OF 40
oep Anos will suoueed in deluilng the
psopls or save him from defeat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
The 'MOXiN" Secret.

From the ev dsncs given In the "Moxio"
oasea against tmitAtors, enough mas come to
the surface from texas papers 70 prove that
the } called MuXlo II from plant rich IN
Albuminoids, which are the principal nuttt
ton OF the nerves. Considering tho Bet
that the nerves are tho seat OF animal life
and control the functions of the body, ard
that pArAlyHod or exhausted nerve force could
not properly digest aloumsn for it's own sup
port, 1T. Thorn son ret about, and finally
did discover q harmless process for ARTIFICIAL
ly digesting ms food Tor 1t, and the pros rsse
renders the Rlouminotd as hnely dissolved
~ water, or enc enough 10 penetrate the
nerve circulation, which is thirty one times
smaller than the smallest capillary blood
vessels, and whom mixed with the digeetlDg
fluid the Albumen cannot be eoAgulAted or
precipitAted by either heat or alcohol. Here
is WherO The secret lies, and IL . moet valuA-
bic one, and aocounts for their ouroj OF par
alysis. 1t would have been better for the
Moxte %. 70 have allowed this fact n come
"a the surface before, and Il on Il would not
have been necessary 10 accumulate conf.
debos in their goods through the long road
Of experience against public prejudice.
These facts that have come out win help the
Com pRny very much, ~ they show its I'M
doubted scientific and useful bAtis in new
hsld. Their bottled goods are best.
m2a-em 7tAw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

TIE friends OF temperance have
achieved smother important victory In
the decision OF Justice Harlan, Of the
United States Supreme Court, regard
ing the right OF sleA N boat owners 70
maintain q bar On their boAts. The
Gaze in which Ibe decision vas rendet-
ed vas hSs OF N. L. Clark, captain OF
the NJ ~ ti)weE, . steamer running on
she Ohio and Monographs rivers, who
was in iioled for selling liquor in Viola
tlon Of the Brooks High Llssnss col
The case vas tried IN the osurtOf Allie
gheny county, PsnnIylVAnlA, and upon
Ihe jary rendering verdict Of guilty,
he Was senience1 10 pay 9 flus OF 5000,
and suffer two months imprlBon menL
His application lo Justice CLARK OF the
Suprs ne Court OF PennBylvAnIA for
speolAl AlIAoasuE was dsnied, and last
TaursdAy his counsel presented 80 j ai-
Mos Harlan . petition for q wTlI Of
hAbeas corpus asking for his discharge
on the ground that a. the steamer Was
licensed under the laws ot IhG United
States, II Was NOT subject TO The juris-
dloIlon Of Stale Ii VI, Anc oonIequently
Vas not suoie'l 10 the liquor license
laws o. any State within WhDBe limits
II Wsrt in The prosecution OF lie bust
ness, The justice, ho WeveF, held that
while SAe could moi prevent Q vessel
from pAvizAilng tas prbllc waters OF
the Q Lived S;A,es within lis limits, IL
Gan prohibit tbs retailing Of splrltuouS
IiquJts On such boats while Within that
SaR, t1aspi uuter suoh proviHluns %
may Va Auihor z9d by ,ths Slate laws.
The wrt q hsoeEs corpus wAA denied,
and the captain will have 10 suffer ME
impilaop meut. Thls Is 3 very tmpor-
tAnl ie,sgor, Ard Etfs1B every boat
runuing en- ihe DalA wEre, ths came a.
elsewhere, that hiss . bar According
70 Justice Harlan, boat running from
PhiisisipalS dosn the bay, and main.
tSluiug = bar, will have 10 obtain q II.
Quor snse tr5m Pennsylvania one from
New J4Etey and Gus from Delaware, Of
the captain Won d 10 liable 30 prosecu
tiOn by he authorities u either OF III
SlANr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

Stores, DwsiIings, Building
Lots, Business Property,
Manufacturing Sites, Farms
and Suburban Properly,
Bought, Sold, Rented and
EMehGapsd.
Public Sales OF city or coun.
try real estate on special
terms.
First RaOrtgaBes and IoAHs
nsuOtiai0a nj current rates
of Interest ON city or G0ua.
try properly.
RonI and personal proper
ty Insured at lowest rates.
none hut the beat conn
psniss represented. All
losses promptly adjusted;
Bonds, Deeds, MOrtg0gss,
willis and all Legal oocu-
mems, carefully prepared
In accordance with stntu.
tory requirements.
Rents and Interest prompt
" collected and as prompt
w FOmlttsd, with iIemixed
statement.
HAWKINS d CO.,
7I2 Markat Street.
Wilmington, Del. ISL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

On July 26ih the Rsv. Dr.. Brooks,
the Prohibition osndldAse Ter the Woe
Presidency, made speech at DsoAtur,
H., 10 Shloh he SAID, II lived In tue
South and owned slaVes. sympA-
thlEai With The 5)Lth and prayed tor
the sua'sAa OF tue C1nlalerass cause,
but my prayers were rot answered. /
have been DsmocEli, bu; thank God
nave Lsvet been 3 Rspu blloAn. /
Will neSsr have shA. ain 10 answer for. !"
This Is the man thai the tenn srAnos
people ii, over !de country are asked 10
thEoE Away sheIr votes on. That he
Wa ard 10 rebsl goes without tbs
saying, sud ara BEL he 10 willing 10
slaEd b1'3Es the country as ona OF Ihe
STANDARD bearers oil = party, every yo.e
cRss Tor whtoh leads to Democratic auo
oesu. There Is OF e2utse not even q
ahAdoW Of chance Tor the eieo,ion o.
She Prohibition ckudidAlss, aud II sueI
an impr lbAale hing as lhe rs-eleohoI
OF Mt. Cleveland shOuld ooour, he viii
ne an uuErststul nA1 II he does no
reward Dr.. Books with q luorA.tVr
ofioe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
rnrovn out Of Tho,r oarrlsxe.

As Mrs. and Miss Lore, wife and
daughter Of Hon. Charles B. Lore, were
riding along the PhilAdalphia pike n
few days ago, the horse took fright ut
the approach OF o car on the electric
line, and running into Q trench, the
ladies were thrown out Of tue carriage,
but fortunately escaped without much
Injury. The horse was caught by q
man who came to their aid, and pre-
vented doing further damage. The
ladies we're assisted into their carriage
and drove on o. though no hing un
usual had happened.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13


ID II, ELAINE no dou8t knew thai his
arriy Apd lba olr3umglAn.e s attend
ing u, win VIVA! as should say, would
Dc 8 ven Considerable spacs In Dsmo.
eratic al well a. E-pubaoan i,urnAis,
eonteq1tn'ly he In pravsa The golden
opportunity to spebk few strong
Words, which will penetrate into ali
paris OF the country, and will be read
by men OF all shades Of political oplu.
ion' H3 ioid the psoIts OF the interest
England 10 taking In the Presidential
contest In this country, Is "It Ia the
opportunity long wished for, and the
occasion upon which the cheaper 10 hor
And The cheaper fabrics OF the o d
world txpest 10 invade the Nsw, and
lower the waRss C! Ama,ican work.
ingmen 10 abe European standard. -
This Is the result Of Mr.. B.Alne's oh.
serVAeiots 10 Eug,sud, and what be
hAs learned by taking with EnRliah
Manufacturers and business poen. Il.
furlher said that the decision OF THU
question is IN the hands OF the Ameri,
ean Wy'hiagIsa themselves, ~ theli
VIC efartl Is rsiagod, except Will
nth ooaEel a. shegn by their votes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

n The Diamond s,sr base hall club, OF
BIZ ndy7ina, dsieoted tie sunshina OF
Inc same rlacs ~ Saturday, by a score
OF 10 % 8. The batteries were Harris
sno dt'msa fer The Sta, and Ale1au.
OCT, stIEltth and Adams for the sun-
snlIa. Alexander WAS bsttad freely,
while cniy thESe hts were made. Cd oi
HArrlg, ...,Ne y y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

Ia the wonderful remedy for all diseases
and weakness OF the eyes. A gentleman
who could not see an object three feet
% could seS distinctly and plain q good
away on using one bottle, So
with many others whom We can refer To.
Supplied In ~ and 80 cent bottles,
OF DR.. ]. Slmms q Son,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington
Del Sold By deAlers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

THE 2srH DAY or AUGUST. 1850,
At7o'clock, D. M,

The following described real estate, yisi
All that certain lot OF land vita q two.
story brick dwelling thereon erected, situate
in the city Of Wilmington, bounded and do
soFlbed Is follows, 10 wit:
beginning ct the southwest corner Of four.
teenth and Washington strests thence south.
arly BY the westerly SIDE OF WAaninglon 70
feat Inches 70 q corner thence westerly And
para ilet with Fourteenth street and RI aiming
through tho middle Of the bricE division
wall between the house on this lot and the
nd dining house on the south lss feet 0
inches 70 the eaBtsFly side Of Chamberlain
sueet At 80 feot vide running nom LniF.
tenth street 70 Fourteenth street
thence northorly and parallel 70
" Ashing,on strast hereby ~ feet .
inches 10 the Bouthefly side Of four
tenth street hfort said and theEe5 thereby
eAsterly lss fee. inches TO the plsoe Of be-
RlnninR. he the contents what they may
heoord ", Wi. IL, pAFe s6s. SO.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop,
erty NJ Samuel q. Warner and AnnA l.. W ar
ncr his wife, aud I. to-, and 10 be sold bv
GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
sherif's once, Wilmington, August O.
lsts, slO-eodts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
The Great Clearance Sale is
sill under full head.
way at the
BEE HIVE D
500 MARKET STREET,

And ls to continue until all
the Summer Goods are gone,
Price is no object. The
goods we don't want to keep.
To-day go a lot of extra
fine Sateens 25c goods down
to I2lc. Buy them to keep
for next season If you don't
need now.
About so yards left OF the
ALI Wool Albatross going at
22c instead of 62Ic. Pink,
blue, cream and black.
All our l21, IS and ISc
ICrinkle Seersuckers now &c
a yard. They cut up very
fast.
The last Of a large lot OF
12Ic Batiste to be sold now
for &c You know the old
adage of the early bird, etc.
3 pieces of csc Corded
Pique to be closed out for
20c a yard. Don't delay
buying them.
20 dozens OF the cheap
White Aprons sold. A few
left at 10 and I5c. Come
quick or you will lose them.
Lace Mitts, Isle Gloves
and Silk Gloves to go for
about hall, as they must sell
next week.
Your last chance to buy
$50 French Sateens at 1Sc,
Not more than 20 pieces
left. ... .......
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

TUITT OF IJHEbTER.
Commenting Sunday, July LIST will leave
Fourth street wharf daily, 81 !. 80 and TO-
.. MT l, k.lb and Q ~ .. m.
boats leave Ohestp1t street wharf, PhilA
dslphiA, 81 20 and 1000 a. N, and I,so, 400
ap q Ca p, m.
FOR Marcus HOOK, lsAvs Wilmington at
100 =. N. and G.lbp. y,
All boats stop ~ Chester.
Freight rOosivod ioT Marcus Hook on
Tuesday.
Teaspoons No. 81. ...
On Sundays, 100 .. NJ. boat connects with
Atlantic CITY train, Tickets fot round trip,
Si.b0. For sale on boat. NIT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

These things, with heaps
more under priced Crock
cry and Glassware, are at
the Juniper and Market
streets corner of the Base
ment.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
PAteEHtEItS IITALullII
y eVA l MllluI lsInluu
Louisiana StateLottery Coup.,,

AV"iSlAna btateLottery Commas
incorporated By the Lsgi,Is,u,, :. ~.
VI W, educational and UhSritaois ng ~ ~
And lite franchise made q psft 81 t Il. s'ps.li
state Constitution, IN fsfg ~ pls'ail
Nheiming popular vote. " AZ SIH
U ~ a9AND ExTRAORD,S,,v
DhAWlaGaS TAX e place sem. ~
ally Sume And nee nInberl ~. ~ y Y
ShAN - aAhSLE n UMBEK MA
AMtsA take place ON each ns,ss
neF tem Haoutha tn the year w
are nll dreWn IA publie, N "
AS@aemy Of nuSie, New OrisNS,I
I'VE DO hereby certify tina, v, ,v,,.
.ae MrAngomen1 for all the Monvl, \.
seml-AnnuAl drawings Of ms Icsls..
Stato LotteFy TO-, and IN persos . 49,.
aha control the drawings themssl,S \,
.hAt me same afs conducted VIII bss,-,
,Airneas and In Hood faith toward M I S.,.b
mo We AuthoTtHa the COMPANY Z Y. N!
serttnoAte, with faosimiisa Of oar tI.,,,,s.
setAehsd In it, Advsrt4ssnsat. 4-'NA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

ICHERIFF'S SALE. II By VIRTUE
- Of writ, OF LeVaFi FAclAs to me directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale, st the Court
House, gu Market street, between Teeth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

Each Screen can be reduced
8 inches or less, as required.
Walnut frames SC less.
Ash frames, adjustable,
CSC. "Knock-down Screen
Door Frames, zoe; door
complete, springs, etc
$3.50.
Basement, north of centre
English Porcelain, brown
decorations Tor less thar
half. One OF the choice
makes. All right, but nc
complete sets. Hence tht
price. collapse:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
ZZaS@GzSaeu3
Szss g tjfl
1T aiao$
Us1laiEs1sua

we, the Undersigned BAnks and halm
MI pay all PrtEsa drawn In ina Isllasn
state Lotteries WHICH may b prsasiE 1
our counters. =
y. n. WALngSLEH, Prsa. Lsuis,,r,
National Rank.
PIERRE LAHAUX, Prsg, Rta,a n
st0mAl HMnk,
a. BALDWIN, FIRES. ". o. MAF1Fl
CA1L AOEMs Pres. Unisa AAtlsnil
Rank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
wANAmAKER's.
rnILADmrmA. monday. Angus. u, ls8

Monday. Angus. IL, 1855.
Your pick In the cotton
dress stuffs doesn't cost much
now.
Many OF the 81! sateens
are age: the zoe and I5c,
and the 12b kind goes for
1Oc.
The little left OF the more
than 5000 pieces OF Crazy
Crepe is down from 12b to
Ioc.
I25c Batiste, Ioc.
roc Lawn, Ole.
Good, fast color Lawns,
4fc
Another batch of the
Sateen remnants at third and
half.
Northwest oicentre
No need to do preserving
over a red hot stove in a
red-hot room. An Oh Stove
will do the work lust as well
for a fraction of the cost, and
with no discomfort. We put
the Monitor ahead. Simple
can't explode. 81 to Sl5
without furniture.
Gas Stoves, handler anc
just as good work.
Basement, near centre
Window Screens that will
slit out every live thing will
cost but a triae. Solid ash
frames:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

Russell, MIssIneI { Co.
[SUcoEssoRs TO r. 4. RUSSELL,
3O6 MARKET STREET.
jy3l-Gl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
" IHNAlEh . uN V7E IVEHI 1a9Vl
At 10 O'Clock, q. m,

Il EkTN VIII be sold 1t public sale on
the promiBes, No llb Orange street, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1855
At 10 O'Clock, a, m,
All tho stock, tools and fixtures in the
shops OF David WoolmAn.
cwlNR, Consisting Of bolt R
54e@ cutter tiro bender, SAfN
sno1rs and punch, tire potter, spasf =,
como pulley for banda cone guma
strengthening plates, Q bellows, anviIs, Q
nlst-iron glAoR tubs, bolt and spike header,
lot OF hSmmsrs siFdgOs aad other tools snlta.
Die for 3 firtt-olaas blacksmith saop; visoB
and drill presses, pair scales, In good or
der, Weighing 400 pounds; boElrR aud
turnins machino1, lot Of bsnohes patterns
and saved elut; tposes and fsIioeB, DRY; lot
OF well reasoned lumber, to iLoh; saw
sb aftA and stills, hicEo;y RxleH, t5Sze; lot Of
BsOTted carriage bolis, lot Of hopper and
side bRnORs, 2 dirt carts. lot Of Whteis, q
sleigh runners. Portland sleigh, ldearb Jrn
body, painted and trimmed; / spindle
wagon on Brewster EprisRs, ] sAeand hand
lum Der wagon, 2 duYouts, long wagon with
CANVAS top, desks, lot Of frames, stoves
and other RrtieleH lco hume Gus to mention.
AlB) . lot cf new AndH econd. hand oarTla1eB
Terms made known On day Of salsby
DAVID W9ULMAN.
Geo. W stanton 4 10. auets. Al-ot
puBIIU sAL6 on FIRST.OLAss
IL fresh COWS and sprlngers --rho sub
seribsr Will sell At pablo sale At the HoIol
at Linw0od, Pa,
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1883,
at one O'Clock, p. m,
| % frst-olAss fresh COWS and n,
w springers. bk&& =
The above cows we're bought spIIIs5fs
and oAIvSd at my far m and are considered
by Judges 10 bs as tns lot OF COWS as have
handled this season Among Lhom will be
| found some 2equArt mixers and neAvy but
ter COWS. Any osa wanting q first Glars Gov
should not miss this sale. Tho train thai
leAVea WILMINGTON nj ll.85, arrives at Lin
wood 10 time for dinner and sale,
and months credit.
X. l.. RIO BEETS.
l.. W. stidhRm a. Son. Auot. Bll.dAW u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

|CHRRIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ q writ Of LovAn FAeias tmesk. lien) 70 me
directed, will BE exposed 20 public sale, Al the
CoaIt Heaae, on AHrtet street. between Tenth
Abd Eleventh ST. Gets, In tha city Of Whining
tsn, New Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
DIR. THEEJ4
~ aaNSS g ~ a
Bs..u 5rs'H
gjlLADEtpHlA :.

"a Taai. Pts'li..A,- \, ~
safer and PsIn f.l..,, q III
siss. .,,,.p p..'isiiI,oss., .!P,s'il'is,,
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