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Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

CONGRESS adjourned on SSlurdAy
after . cOAiluuous session OF sal days,
the lcnRe, on record, and the ma1
has ever been held since thls Republic
was lcrmed. This has In gTeAt meas.
ure been caused BY The action Of the
Houie. which hiss consumed nearly eli
Of tie Ims In She preparation and con-
BlterAIioo Of . bill hat should have
bean enh led Eau cot 70 destroy the In.
dusuiss Of this country" The Bsnats
shovel . disposition 70 leglslAle for the
welfare 5i the nation and passed Ssv-
erAl bulls with that End in view, which
she House refused 70 consider or have
anything 10 do with. Among these
was The bill pSssed By the Senate 10
refund " The sAes the direct GAx
levied 10 1881 In which the DsmocrAtic
House refused 70 concur and against
which Nrumber OF DemocrAtlo BanA-
tore, including Mr.. SAalSbury, cast
their V0eA rhe Senate also voted In
favor Of admitting DAkola, buI the
House would mol concur Tor lear Of q
republican electoral voIs nom the new
BA'e In fact ell the aotlons OF the
Houfe we're marked by an intense par
hEAn bias, which 10 anything bat
oEedissbls 70 me minority. The bill
passed by the sspA.e providing q pen
sion o. Sl2 rer month 10 ex-sOldlers Ant
sailors Who are inca Facilitated for thl
per'cFmtncs Of manual labor, and u
the dependant relatives OF deceased
soldiers sLd sailors WAs killed in thi
House for The purpose OF saving lhl
President the trouble OF Vetoins II
There 10 no wSy OF telling the Amonn
OF money ths this session hAs COST tn
nation, whi,h has besn worse t1A
thrown away BY the aoIlon OF lh
DsmocrHIA These facts show the In
poItaBos of having both branches @
OonggeGs 10 accord, and the only sAfe 3
there 10 for ths nation IL TO elect IN q
joTity OF Republl JAns TO both. Then
With Repupllohn President and Vic
Presidena, lhers need not BE- any lee
Of the TsAullS ior As least the ensuln
four years
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22


The following comes from Reading
under date Of Oct. Is: Mrs Nathan An.
dreas, residing near MScunRie,A town on
the KS t Run Railroad q short distance
from this city, who had been condned "a
her room for seventeen years with sick.
ness, claims that she was cured in an.
swer to prayer During her entire sick
ness she had the best medical attendance,
but It failed TO work any change upon
her For the last year she has been
praying continually for help from heaven
and lew days ago told her frien1s that
she believed har prayers were about to be
answered A day or two afterWard the
members OF the family were out Wis ting
friends and bad len her alone. During
their absence ldden change for the
better manifest itself. AID instantly
getting out of bed aud dressing herself,
she descended the stairway TO the lower
floor where she was found by the family
attending TO household affairs when they
returned n ON their visit.
She is nov smiling and cheerful, says
she feels perfectly well in every way and
attributes the change entirely an answer
to her persistent p aver Size says she
feels confident that the cure is permanent,
and seems to have 70 fear of relapse
During her long illness two of her SOM
died, and che was unable to attend the
tune al Of either ofthem The affair hal
created considerable excitement
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

PooR "DsnocrAtlo GLASSES" hAVs
bocone 20 dimmsd that Re cAnnot rec
or understand AuyIhtnR but "rrsArI
store orders," And even dssoends from
his usual dignity 70 style the REPUB
LIoAN ~ being ignorant beosRse 20
asserted what No kneW 70 be . fact,
that none Of the employees OF Treat &
%. are compelled 70 laks their pay In
store orders, and thai whoa they DO
there ls no trouble 70 exJhAngs than
Tor cash. We imAglne that The deep
interest which "DemooFAtlo Glasses
processes for the welfare OF The york.
ing GLASS ls only assumed Tor the pur.
pose Of endeAvorinE 10 blind Them "a
the real Issues and secure their voteS
for Mr.. Pennington, IN AdvooAls OF The
Mills bill. II ls an old adSRs thai
factions speak louder than WoEds,'
and II Democratic Glasses" hes lhG
love for the working CLASSES which hI
processes he osTlAinly Woald NOT deVo,S
his talents 70 advOoAiIng tree trade
knoWlnR ~ be Wsll does tho diSAHlroui
saeJts IL will hAVs upon thSss SAM
Wotklngmen.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Slbls, The evils OF lnismperAnos ell soc
" their votes that man ere senl 70
ID war whom they can degend up1a 10
accomplish thai result The Demo.
orAils promisaI OF Constitutional BE.
form are lnsinaefe aud meaningless ex.
oeps V decsivs the people. They have
had every opportunity 70 give the pso.
pie OF this State that boon which fol-
years they hAys been crAvlug, bui have
81 0Ays maraged 10 had some exsusI
ioF mol granting H. We agNIn rs2eAl
thai there ID no hope Tor any lsglSlA
tion 70 restrict the liquor lrsin, tr0m I
Democratic Legislature, and the tam
peElnos msn and Democrats who sin
osrslY wish for Snoh lsglslAhon VII
shO ' their slacbriIy BY voting ths BE
pa0llcAn Ticket
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
BEE HIVE .
3O6 MARKET STREET.

Our..Prand 10 per cent bene.
fit sale just passed by was a big
success for all, as our store was
packed by customers eager e
obtain our many great bargains
and also the anniversary dis.
count Of roc on every dollar 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
80 doz. ladies' soc vests ant
pants, silk binding, pearl but
tons, GLOSS. stitch neck, fin,
Egague to go out for 4Ic each
You are accustomed to pay 90,
Everywhere for this quality.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
Plush Gaps,
Cashmere Caps,
Embroidered Henrietta CaDs,
Wool Caps,
Tam O'Shanters, etc.

No place like the "BEE
HIVE" 900 Market, to buy
them for "a price. Large
sales does the work, 2sc to
SO 90 each.
Think Of it! A good standard
Bingham for &c a yard. Cali
Goes that look like worsted
goods, bright colored plaids at
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-
simir Cloths, Broad Cloths,
Plaids, Stripes, Velvets, Pushes
Silks, Shawls, Coats and Wraps,
bought on the most advan-
tageous terms, to be sold Eor
cash, in many cases much less
than cost Of importation,
Prices do tell.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
ON SATURDAY.
THE sRD DAY OF NovgMB|
At 2 O'Clock, p. n,


All that certain bra or tfsst
atod in Mill Greek Hundiei an
OaItle and State q Dslav1rs an
~ follows, 10 wit:
BEGINNING - q sssne 10 the NIL
Hoekesbin read . ooFaer for I,nd
Wilson thea BY q line Of Ssia |,
was part No. q Of tn, teal 1Its
Dix0n, dsooated J south g d,gi
west 50 e2-lOo pefehes u a Slats
Thomas PiSrton's land, lheaos N
that land rorth . degfosI NJ
perehee 70 q stake a e1ras, Of VII
sons land aud thence with 4 II
land north % degrees and 70 mi
10 flloe porohes 10 q stone 4 corn
land solo TO David vii on tbkTI
estate Of Isaac DIX N, oeosssld' i
the linos divld ing that land / ID
edaNreas satt 70 pefohes 70 a m
nerth 10 degrees east 10 80 ID
STAKE, thence south 8 degrees &
pefohos 10 \ stake, themes stuih
west 80 poieaos 10 a sltks 10 ths
the Roast0n'a roGd, thsuoe tlonF
Of SAia road south s,gt degree, ,
pOfChea 70 . stake IN the liBo
, neksOn's lAEd, thenSa u ma
TX degi eos eABI 4eil0 7 ercsis ioI
the middle of the 4 oBksisin foll
and then along sane being .
afaresaid lAA1 sold h David vi
- degrees west 81 $40 pstohu
OF bos Inn tnG, containing within
" sores and u pefehts Il lana, Z
more OF less with q house Sud I'd
efootOd, 40
NeiBsd and taken IN tIhasi
properly Of lhaSo &. Ohsmbsflsln
beth !, hambsTiAia, his viz, Lal
be Iold b.
GILES LAMBSgS
Sheriti's Cnoe, Wilmington,
l0sa.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

ALL DEMOCRATS in this STATE who
are sincerely In iAyCF OF the reforms
which We go badly need Will Nssist Ia
obtaining 'hem bv casting their VOTES
ior TIE Rspu plioAn candidates. IIhas
hsen long une since suoh Q capable
and energetic man As OhNrleI II
TreAs lAa b5eu nominee for Congress,
an II he is e'sced he will cast bi,
vote and give his suppors to any meas
ure that ell remove All unnecessary
taxation irom the people OF this com.
VIZ. These Democrats Who favor hlgb
Ilosnse and Constitutional Reform iii
teAsi 'heir votes for the Republican can.
cidsies for The Legislature, Gs IL 4,
only through their election that thls
ve1y desirable end can ever be OBJ
tAineo. The Democrats will NOT enao
any Legislation contrary &c the WIshel
OF lbs liquor element, And those VIII
mink thAs some restriction should b.
placed apon the tTHf1c 10 lessen, II COS
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
wANAMAKER's
PHILADELrnIA, Monday, Oct. p, Isss
IT NJ 7'17I1FE'FII VIEt q I3oEs
headquarters far Pushes

Headquarters far Pushes
is here. No doubt Of that.
More carefully than ever
(if possible) we have pre-
pared our line of Seal Skin
Plushes, made for us by the
most celebrated manuiactur
er of these goods In the
world. We have been using
his make for the past six
years. Last year we sold
thousands and thousands of
garments OF various styles
made from these Pushes. AT
the end of the season, ior
triaing reasons, eight lad
been returned. What te.ter
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

The MooRATs profess that Ihey
are in iAv-f VI reducing the lsxss,
which they claim are Baoh . burden
upon our people, especially ON she wage
eArneEs, bus tlAI they ere NOT Ginosre
10 these Dr1seiIRIioDs IL shown by she
fact thAi thty perslstsnily rsiuss B.
remove she internal revenue tax, which
Is pAid d.relHy By our people. II they
are 80 soey claim, In favor OF protest.
Ing home labor, why have they mot 70.
moved The sEG from tobAoso and cigars,
which 10 now An unnecessary burden
on ell s0unelied with the business
from the gro ser 70 the consumer.
They know that the tax on these Nru.
Giles are dirsit tax on our own psoR,l
and yat while thsy declare thls<susS
are the friends Of labor the.sss v
remove 'hIs ourdsP I'.,sn =" =. !.
she is'i thai all ala t,H w ~. y n ~
P,ssu .nsIst on retaining, Ard
.1s2iSh the Republicans wish 10 repeal,
10 eight csnss pound on tobAaoo and
ahree dollars . thousand on cigars, end
amounts TO q direct tax OF over one
dollar day on the labor OF each cigar.
maker. Mi only thai bat every
WoIkinRnAa Who soIAoeS himself With
pipe, Cigar, or even . chew OF 20.
pAooo, has 50 assist In bearing this IN.
necessary burden. II the DsmoorA.,
wish 10 redu,s ahs Esoe'pts OF the Gov.
eFnmens, shy do they not repeal she
Law providing for this tag, which
Amounts 10 aver half . million dollar
week, aud allow free tobAooo and
cigars 10 DO made the same &c they
were before The WAI2 Why, II the
have so much love for the working,
men, do hey diSoEl inmate against The q
In tails mAl'er, and propose . polley
which VIII svoE aud benefit the m Aun
tAo'treTs Of trse-sFAds Great Brl AM
II the Republicans could have had
oonIIol Ct loe H use during tbs session
OF oonsress which hiss iusI adjourned
this lax ~nud have been repealed, Ant
We are co.. hienI that this burden vii
never Do liHed uutIl they have eonro
OF oo'h 6Taneaes Of Congress.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES H. TREAT Of Georgetown.

State senAtor-LeWisT Thompson.
Representatives - Charles H. Curtis
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John Pilling White Clay Greek
Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel B
Stewart, Red Lion; Daniel W. Corblt, st
Georges Benjamin @. LockermAn o
Black bird.
Levy Court Commissioners-John J.
Gallagher, Wilmington; James Z. Ne
gilligEn, Brsndywine; Benjamin T. Shep
pard, Christlana; John W. CofimAn, New
Dastle; George W. Groves, Pencader.
6herid-William Simmons.
Coroner--GeorRe ". jackson.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

M. GsbhArt, who deq.St aestA.tsSat ma
ability TO manage ha6s,' Su to ,haany y
NJ cI,,4srs SiveItlies shat Re
GIu rao,-'.jve honey from old
bivas Id scoept the hees IN pay
~ m for his irouhle. Heretofore tie
IN pursued By many Is TO destroy the
1ees when they wish 10 get the honey.
AZ that cour5o can be avoided Il seem !
bsrbArous to pursue It, and therefore
We hope all sho ars not usipR the pat
emit hive Will avail themselVel OF the
services Of Mr.. Gsbhart, who may ht
fourd at No. 1850 Oak street, reAi
Broom.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
The UathoIro synod.

A three days se1tion of the Diocesan
synod OF the Roman Catholic Church
Will open at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
morning, at 81. Peters Pro-Cathedral. 1t
VIII be presided over by the Right Rev
Bishop Curtis, and all the clergy Of their
diocese will attend. The music will be
furnished by IT. Peters choir, under the
leadership of Professor Rhoads.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
Death of an aged Lady.

Sarah A., widow OF the late John
Porter, died 1t the residences OF Ter son.
In Law, Wesley BuFni,e,At MATBhallton
MN Greek Hundred, on s1udaI, aged
% yeRrs, after en- Illness OF come WeekP
Her remains will BIS inferred ~ the n
X. oemsiery al Newport, tomorrow
(rnesday) afternoon. Sstvioss at the
house at one O'Clock
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

my METHOD the aniy known thst suTss nevs,S
uently the worst Of Aoia DlfeAsas largest -
rfAL and private practical c1psrelost With every
aud means known 10 -ssnae for quickest 7ecevsrT ~
permanent care. THE MOST DANGEROus JlBal
SOLICITED. Relief Al once. Bend Tor book 'a1'rnas,
% special diseases aud eHppsuE Frauds their triatt
fetinlEe suhHTefa and avoid zo-oAlled FeFetAha as
ones, blood purifiers fAuinltnt promising OgEs 1,
PAY, ete They ruin thonsands- Best akin . tie ssEs
ming viii save much suffering Lnd taiAy, WEus Or a.
eats1i. see she deeiSr oa3, I.oess ~ atA We
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
IvhIlaasIphla. WIlmlngtun 8 BEL.
Emore RailroaA,
OOF Rth lRRa.

HrAsno WI leave " hmingssn ~ kaigwh
I z IsH Prsssl, ~ Asto, ~
l, % 2 n, b1h 9 % and p. NJ.
y Pof oAssIsr' t ssu ISs; s& Va 90, sA
ggs II 81 1 nA. M, "A %. - Go, 7oA and
kocc%snC.dstioa, 81 80 10 GlA ls&
nS fs a ao.' ala "a - -. ~ "a ~ w
X For = W5ss 3 q Chester, via LAnOhin, q aas
70 q a. :. and tdop. n,
FOR Newark tosatrel md integnediats ~
fGi z r md iassl aSS p s.ssous nns
BaltimSoar%e q ana Ray lima TSp.n,
baltimore and RashinKton, IA "a eM
e and y @ =. N, u o. u H. . a. 4 ~ N
trains Tor Delaware Division leave sor,
New Castle e0 $50 4. m.s y 81
. . p. n, AAd u Is Night
Georgetown and Lswes, 9 y q. n ~ - p,n.I
seafofa iexpTessh ~ ?. =. a..
.. M. and u y. N.
EHprsss fer hArrlnEton. = ,, n. Wa
kaI;ss:: q! bsvsr. Hsrzias,Oa. end "a
ka aaslin ~ S.S as 4 o.a rs,s, o.
Ssrh and Norfolk, nes Night
Leave Fhiladslphia. Bread HtresL for WI
H n e II & iszPIIIe & !. nA i IN "! e
-. -. 81, 3. d p, .. 'S- -
's ~ : ~ IN g 10 a sls i ). :.
Oss .5:ls ESsa General s.. MSoRA An
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
ON SATURDAY,
THE aITH DAY VI OJTJBl
o'clock, Pm,
me following described pL 4

All those two eerblnlfb, pied
OF land situate In he city Of 4
bounded and De eriDtd =, toNsWN
No. I. Beginning on he enlel
Walnut street ata distance o. w
from the HOutherlE eide OF IhElfes
theIce easterly pa'Sllelp IhlrIes1
and passing through TIE middle ot
ion wall between this sal Tue
hnuac on the north " feet 70 ihr "
OF an alley feet vide lsAdlnf Mol
street. thence thereby s1uthrrly
Walnut stree IA ieet 10 atAkf, w
erly parallel To ThirIetAtn iiT q 4
sAi1 side OF Wslnut street AMI lhs
by nOrtherly "a feet 70 the place !
be the content thereof whal lhfy ]
No. 2 Beginning on The nol'he'
Fifth street, between Monroe 3
STIR cts at the dlstaLee n OIrrs = y
the westerly side Of Monroe ~,
ucrtherly parallel 10 Monroe w
inches to a cor ,er, then Wts'sfiy
Filth street 10 f,el dinChH 90 ales
thence sDutherly ara.ld v
mentioned line AMI Monroe Stree
inches TO tie afofesIll neIil
Fifth street, and theme meIeuI
feet 1 inches 10 tie place Of 1e1
the contents iher'O what theN ~
Selzed aud tNKen lr ehecduln :
erty of Thomas 4. Lawson 2
Daalel springbitt deceased Ja
HIT Nanl6Ve, IutyiylnR muflga.g
SprinRbttt Manlurc, Joan hAhio'
liam 7. sprlnRhiti, (. ts.i AM = Y
ltlLk,s LA.a hsui
Sheriff. once, Wilmington,
1883.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
ON SATURDAY
THE 9Th DAY OF 0erObSA
At2o'olock ?, M
The following described reN.'''

All thofe two eertlln lotl { a A.
described rs one tract stpAt i"
Wilmington. n " Castleco ~
Della Sare, bounded and des'''0e'
20 wilt -, Id
BcRlnning at a stake on The Ets \
ehlpiey street at the distance ~
the sOtitherly side Of plghlh ; I., X y
OF land OF 81, Andrew e butea1 y, w "
ly parallel with El2hth slTef' "
lesl 20 a stake corner III ariy
Wallschn ID AVID thence s9u' u,
the after aud parallel win ,n W. N
Jeet Il a corner thence wesltltii,l., 4 !,
the'said Wallschmidt anu lMAiiibS' M
street is feet more or ! Is " ~
easterly side oftlTange s'ft't -" NJ
" by said line 70 net TO a epI u = ~
erly parallel TO Eighth sIrel '.ig n,
less 10 a corner T. Unce nnfiht ~ "
Shiniey street u feet & Ia llts NJ NJ
cnrner and hence thereby, So ~ /,
through the middle Of thf W. ~ al
hon q ndisirlnR this To- ~ -, n,sis
more or less 20 thu AOTeha" ~ h
Shlpley street and then e ~ Inn, Nm
feet 6 inches to the place oi ~ y, 81 - h
8, tied and tasen IL ,,! s iI,'.n,,n aud
Derty oftieOrge q. Nhlt,,i,i' n 3,e =,
IT,, IFS wife, and I. anIu y snN
sherid's oGee \ hmiaS'0n'
1883
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

French Gauzes, Tissues,
Crepes, and Mousselines de
Soles. The most exquisite
OF all the filmy, iShf cob
webby fabrics. T4ain, print
ed, and embroidered. Tinsel
effects, MOVERS and leaves as
if rdost delicateiy done by
hand. Some of the richest
of these dainty things ever
brought to Philadelphia. We
have made a special display
of them in one of the second
floor psrlors, near the Mirror
Room.
With them a sprinkling Of
the airy colored Dress Nets,
striped and figured.
Second floor, Chestnut street front. TAX
elevator.
AT the Silk counters this
morning these special lots
out of The ordinary run:
Black Faille Franchise
the most popular weave of
the season; rare values:
az inches wide, II 90
% inches wide, 81 %
% inches wide, s1.50
The latest MORE i {
"Birdseye." Only in black
Isl IS You'd expect it tc
be about twi:e that.
Black Stripe d MORE, with
satin and Empire FL urep, thai
sold Tor 81, is nov $3.50
The importer got frighten.
ed.
A black aIl-silk 24-inch
Lyons Velvet. Opened thi!
morning at 81. When 1 sc
yards are gone, no more il
to be had.
Black and Brown Sea
Pushes, hard to tell from
the real Alaska fur, So anC
upward.
The new Silks, Velvet
and Pushes daily coming Ii
push many choice bits amons
the Remnants. Odd pieces
strange colors, ard passt
styles go for half or two
thirds.
Eass and West Transept.
JOHN WAN4asAKsP.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

WuMIROEON y NOBTHMRN n. y,
Time table in eject July sh less. Train
FOR Reading, BirdHbofos Joanna, BprtRR.
held, KaynelburE junction, Manor ,POttsvills,
vile and all points on the PhiiadsIphia ~
Beading 4. r., 7.so a. N. and At0 D. n.
FOR Springfield, WAynesburg Junction,
Ford ana DUpont's and intermediates polntn,
w % .. m, and 800 p. N.
Fer CoGtesvllle and intermediate points q,
90 .. M, Z. 30 and 800 D. N.
For West Chester, 10 =. N, - and go
p M
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
FOR New Bridge and titsrmediatN pointN
49, ,. m. and on Saturday only 81 B.9 aat
II. lBp. m.
points, A. 8, oe =. M, and FOR Springfield Ani
lntermediAte points Al 400 D, N.
A, Y. MeQAuhLANns BUWA IBB BRI9aA,
HuperintendenL Gen Paas, AR}t
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

nALTTMORR n OAnA0 RAHA.E@AB
SohADUhn ~ HEKHgF, April n, ISoA
rralAs Isavs nalawARS Ayozas Dsps&
EAST nUURD.
FOR PhilAd0lphiA and Oha1tsr, aM ia
%, % so,s q, 10 20 and 81 II .. nj %, . %
ON sundiya,Y %. I q, 8 o., 10 90 and 81 Il .
nj %, oo,S bk,St 70. . y, CO.'S - ana y
lp. n
Ter ningoEiy, accommodation, Gally u y
Tor Baltimore, accommodation, aAlIy q.
oopt sunday AG .. N.
foE OhioSSo and PitssburE. express. dAIly
6insianAti and 81 L.OuS express, GAns
baltimore accommodation, daily a. , N,
Piltsoars, OhioaEo and 81. Louis express,
daily 20 pm.
TOE LAMD3NBnEa, 10 A. M.AaAaaE
enly, lloe .. \. AAaiy sHoopA Sunday, . q
y Tss. g lsa :; S @sSE.. suu., s,ane.,
Ter PhuadelphaA : % p. n. daily. Rel
ben. Sss az 81 4. x. asilS, V ssosps 50.
DAY s.lo q. n. on sunday onlY as and ~
PI.ss6urs. OAisAwS ana - Esuiu suppss,
III TSainS ior kllsnssoa-hsavo Panaas,
paiA, daily, ~ o, l0et, 81 % 4. n, Il d
noon. ! y -, lsa sASa, Gso. ais, 10 II,
5siiy, s..sp, sunday, Lss. IN g n,
ASA and 40 D. N.
Sundays only, ale IN,
Impress train6s
RATES TO Wn8FHRH PoINTs LOWE WHAS
VIA AMI OTHnR LINZ,
w. n, OLHMMRTW .. O,6UULsA
0on1 AAnaEoR. GunT Pes. Assn
reIeph0na NO. tu.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

The Krabe pianos, uGeq1alled 10
tons, touch and durability. II. r.
R0beleD, TO Market ttreeE.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
DIR. THEEI.,


= Years practical espsYisaaJ
saafaAtoea % care mors guilfa
SAFER and permanent tAan "a
Advertising physioian ell As4
elhiltsetlaHA. LBlood Foiraa
Ehin DtHtaana, fstmpgis
lttoiehcs, sbhstiuntalios
ghatF7ueG8nL indasnmatii1
OF n ldncy, Htindder and sthf
efHAes Nervous Debutss
EaFlV Dgaaw- Ne. 5as.,.... -
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

GAERIFF's sALE-BYyIRl1
~ orr Writs NJ Ais ABd p nSt
. me directtd,Wl DO exposed y
~ the hotel Of Mary A. Unsd,S
SIN, IN MIL UreeE Hunjrss
County, Della ware,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Bola AgsAt And depot iog DelAwaru Of u
Lager Beer,
Sole agents fer Massey q %. IS PhilaaalpA
hreWer1a1, AAseeY'o RroWn Stout =, IA
XXX ALH3 AND PORTKfB.
Orders BY mail will rooeiye preApt AttaA
ton. aooda ahippsd N any pOFt frla q
board. Telephona connection.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
WOrkIlgmGn and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
.BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-five Dollars and Up
wards.

Over four hundred sold 10
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every halt hour
within a square Of these let's
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look az the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate;
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car llns
going to be extended.
For dead-suTe safe Invest.
ment where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when We gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed nov
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken rs cash.
For information how C
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORD.
Second and Webb Sts., or
THOS. M. OGLE,
602 lea Market st.
Au17-8A
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
PREsIDRNTIAL ELRCToRs.

HHxEH DUPoNT Of ChristianA.
JosHPH r. WHITAKKR OF East Dover.
JoeAUA FL. MARVEL Of Laurel.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
:" ON SATURDAY
THE 9TTH DAY OF w.
At 2 o'alooE p H.,
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a ~ HNAAN u
All that osItain let o. p.' ,oount, ID
In the city OF v liz IN ""
6or,Doi 90 follows, 80 WIZ ,h.as
p q rITn sAi rom mo as ~ "a 81
s,rset thence osftsliy g, my ihs Sos
stfstt 100 Tort to a stake ' I stf,es
Ssd parallel vi h Iog i. n5d ~ ps !
a EtsRe, thence HosieTly az aaSs,s,lil
BSireet 100 iess 30 ne les XII the'j
'Ioyntsnd street., and lh ID 65Ss.i5Eli
srly 20 feet 70 me g !, ~ s4 e. may
contents thereof hh,t V4S'
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and to bsfold o. IA uBsOS,.
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

OHERIFTp HALE-BI UR1
- writ Of Lsysri Faeias. 10 I
Will be exposed 10 public role, h
House, on Market street bftuees|
Eleventh streets. IN the city VI n
New Castle COuhty, Delaware,