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Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

NIOTIOE-I, DAVID BLAKBLY, tn Z
IN tenant Of tho house situated at No 1898
Pine street, in the Eighh ward Of the city OF
Wilmington, county Of New Castle nBd
State Of Delaware. IN compliance
with the requirements OF the acts o.
the General Assembly In Fuoh case made
and provided, do hereby Rlvo notice that i
shall apply IN writing 70 the court Of Gene.
raj Sessions Of the Peace and jail Deliver
OF the Stzte Of Delaware, Ia and for New
Castle county, On MONDAY, the 18Th day OF
row. A. D., 1855, being the next term
Of said court, for license for said house 81
an inn or tavern. for the sale therein Of IN.
toxidA,ipg liquors in less quantities than one
upart, TO be drunk on the premises and the
following rospectablo oitinona Of said ward
recon- mend tho aai application. viH:
" q WeAvlnB Low Chistsin
Levi u McKAy X MsfAriRnd
VIM = Holland Andrew J Ofosl
ndgArd Duny OhaG n Pioru0
Thoman Norm ThomAn ShiaF
Z II FeBasmsse Ohng SEWER
q " Mana Harry A Pieioe
y Atkinfon Y Ryan
John caldwell John J BeMahon
ThomAs A. Lynch Myles beilly
Wm Piefco James WingRtd
3 Barley Harry LoaFly
Hugh Mouinlay Thomas MurthA
hioholbon DAVID BLAhBLY.
olISp
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
ON SATURDAY,
THE .7lh DAY or OCTOBER, 1854
ao'eiock, D. m,

Az tho5e two eertAln lots Of land hereafter
aeectihed a. one tract, situate In the eitv ar
WiminKton. New Castle eountl and Rtate ~
DelAgare, bounded and described as follows.
Beginniag ~ stake on tho westerly side Of
shlpiey street q tho distance OF vi feet from
the sontherly side Of Eighth q rect Al 4 cornsr
% lAnd of 81 Andrews Ohureh thence Wester.
" parallel with Eighth street " feet more ar
~, sas 2 stake corner for land OF Ludwig
WallaehH tdt aud 4hence aoutherly BY lands ~
me iAtter and parallel with shlnfey street n
iees y corner thence westerly by lands Of
theseAid " allsehmidt and parallel Win Eiehth
trees Get more o. !. . g the line Of the
" BY said line y feet 70 . corner thence east,
stly parallel 70 Eighth street As feet more or
lees p corner 4 ence noFthafly parallel with
shlpley street " feet inches more o. less 10 a
CORNER and thenee thereby easterlY pnssin z
through the middle Of the brick wall or M
nonse Adieinlna this lot on the south " feel
more or less 70 the Aforesaid westerly side Of
streei and then a reby noftheriy u
test 2 lsehes 70 tao place OF beg ginning,
stiAed and taken Ia execution A the nron.
perry eIve0Tge Q. WhitemAn and Margaret
Lee Ms vile, and !. l., and 70 be sold Nv
g., GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
,. shsrihs Ohee Wilmington, October is,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

TEE DEMOCRATIC joutnGis claim
that the Mills bill, - Il pHIssi The
House, only makes IN average redu.-
taou Of duty on duEiAbls gods i'm ported
In 1887 from AZ 10 per cent 70 AZ 40 per
cent, which they contend 10 COY =
oAADge Of 4 81 per cent, not enough
thsy Hay 10 iDiuVe shy Industry. Bal
they do not sell the truth, aud only
make suIh BiAte nsnh for the purp9ss
Of deosi wing the psople. Toe revenue
derived from imp0rs in the year 1887
Was 1912 O32 424. and 81 psr seus. OF
shis ha0unI w0ald only Do 80 774 Cos
. change that WOu'd not to OF the
slsh1eit aesounI In reiu ling tho rsve-
nus. Tas AtilS bill prop lseS red D.
h'n Of AoOu 81 coo. 900, which Ia equai
% 23.e6 GER tenL inBssAd OF 46l, A
sweeping Reduction such IS IhaI could
Do OF the greA est beneh ~ e gland,
by assisting her msnufAc ursrs 20 pl AGA
their goods Ia cur markets. These
1onrnAls say In one column IhGI ,his
bul would reduce the surplus over $50
go 600, hul in smother column tell us
shA, she Aversge rsdu SIlon you'd ouly
- 20 ooaN AuFyI hoNoNuft iEu lEb
she tA,' that IhiS bill proposes 10 place
many Arlloles that are nav duHAhle on
she free list, aud that this would have
disAsT. AZ tff5ot upon . numpsr Of
our industries. b. rsmov nR he d a lies
on some goods, and reducing Is on
ofasf's Mr.. n lie oAuFu the average
rae OF duties 10 he red I'D from az 10
Per neL 4 70 35 80 mar n.nt whi,h 4.
nearly ons'fouIth, or about "a psr ssaL
A. wAsts In almost All the iadus1rls,
Of ths county are tEom 90 70 100 psr
osnL higher than they are Ia GteA'
Britain, end a. IL Is kuoWn thai abou
70 par oaut. Of the value OF oil pred u y.
Is made u2 OF wsgss paid for labor, ,
reda salon Of Ghe IIriff sulh ~ prop ,ss1
oy the u lie bill, oould noi bal cause ,
corresponding Reduction OF one sourti
In WaBss. II will thus be ssea ,ha, wi
bill would oAuss tbe indu,Mies ui thi
country 70 suffer greatly.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

TIE cLnRGYMBN Of NV Yoik Of
3il asnon'nstlons are opposina Glyer-
nor ID IL Oh account Of hts opsn alisa %
with the sEo1n element rals, hos
sVsr, Is nothing more ihAn Wss 10 be
sApsoied, IS mem ber OF The G ivsf-
more San, Nho no donbi spoke aith
saihority, recently mais the ASSERTION
snAh ne @oan raihar Sny time bsqs
sas sAloou7 81 a C IA \ In poltslos q a:
ne you'd ths utU h." rae attitude
" 1hs Dsns1fasi5 r - y 10 she sSn1s
sVesE shsEo that /, STA Nav YHk Il
AZ And always has rssu, ths irlsut
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

THERE Is saoa . vast difference be-
tween 70 Aad oAA1 business men 10
che dry goods trade that We oAunol
avoid noticing the fact. MessrE. VIM.
b ShSsp, Forth and MArksi; KsD.
nNrd & o.. 62j Msrke Crosby g.
Hill, 605, 6O7 nod 500 MSrkst, and
RaSsslI, Missimef g. Co., 3O6 Marker,
and . few oIhsTB, are live Business men,
aud let the pe pie knov whGI they
have 70 dlspcSs Of, - veil - giving 3 AZ
prices, and the oonIeq usnoe ls lhey
have large and romunsFAhVa sales
o. the other hard, those who "hidS
their lighb under = bushel" Rre contsnl
70 move along In . slip .SbO1 msnnr,
sailing very les goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
Dress Goods and Silks

Weshow as large a line as any
house in the city, Be .utiful
Plaids for Children, A large
assortment.
Mourning goods, Black Silks
in all grad es at bottom pric %.
An.Wo DOL Henrietta Cloths, in
all the new colOriDgs, at from
sec to 81 yard. A nice as.
,fOrtment of novelties FIR trim.
ming and for combinations for
dresses.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

IF THH Judges OF ell shs olurls In
this oouusrY would adopt The plan re-
Csntiy purS1sd by Judgs d els, q,
hs hsV York Supreme OJurt, W.
would probably haYe 10 yer naiurEtlz =
dOns, bat there Is no doubt bal 4,
Ho1ld give uS q bst,sr class OF forei IN
o'eNsns. Ia this case she tAcs was
tEolgat ou' that Ibe applicant N Ade .
RfAouos OF getting drunk and while In
thst eondt' on abused his villa and
iamNy, and taAt he had been arrssmd
Ana panlshed several times Ter thts
sHsnse. rhe Judge therefore "a 'usai 20
graet bis ApolijAitsn for natural ,,loa
On me s'olnd thai the man hAin1l be-
hAFsa - man OF good moral o4ara :
tek' Tell disposed 10 The good order hud
peAos OF the oommuni,y, n req aired By
iee Jailed sA'es stainless rhe Ia Re
nsAo mai cltzsnshtp OF this county is
privilege that should only be granite
iof good behavior Au1 attA,h nsnt n
hhe principles OF free glYsrnmsnL He
considered snAs the design OF thetA0
Nas 70 tndu1s aud se1nre the oo.ouers-
gon OF oil prisons residing In tins
Oai'eo S'ss In supporting The Lave
Anu ooAsii'ution Of The oOuu ~. ral,
ea oid not think vas 70 bs exoeolei
uom dldoFderly and dissl paved per.
suns, ana thAi reliance could moi b.
R'soeo upon them for Ihs SUPPORT OF tht
inolpiea OF free government or 1ht
enforcement Of good order, or the IL vi
SnAo1ed 10 secure Aud promote Is
sioh p'rson', he thought, IS ao.ed Ia
1hls manner could moi be- considered 4
OF god moral ohaEAossr, aud therelori
we're nas eligible 10 bs,oms olussns o
SIe Ualssd States. Tots decision n
SoE ny OF tbs oonsld srsIlon OF aver,
yaage Sn' Is called uo1n 20 pass upo.
chip. "a
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
{ Hart,
NO. 226 MARKET ST.
|CLOAKs.

Hundreds Of people have visi-
ted our store since the first day
OF our opening, and many are the
expressions Of admiration on be.
holding such complete stock OF
goods.
The assortment OF Ladies'
Cloaks, Wraps, SAequeS, etc ID
without doubt the largest stock
ever shown in Wilmington.
The very active trade We have
enjoyed since the opening Of our
fall season will eliminate this
week in q regular rush. Thu
expectation is based on the low
prices at which our stock ID
marked
We have 100 different styles
of Ladies' garments. Then our
line Of Misses and Children's
Cloaks. No house in this city
.deVotes go much time and atten'
tion to this ttock as We do. The
little PEOPLE figure 10 our calcu.
lstions, and We have at all times
q choice cole ction. You will
find little coats Of every style
made of Silk, Plush, Elder Down,
Beaver ClCth7, Stripes and
Plaids. We have full line OF
Sizes and can at every one.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
SOLO OUT,

We had about sold all
except two or three Over.
coats that we had, which
we were selliug at Ten
Dollars, but we found it
was a priced Overcoat a
great many business peo-
pie needed and wanted, SO
we stocked up with a big
lot OF them to day. We
marked some we had at a
higher price down, and
bought a lot oFothers at a
way of price, which we will
sell at the low price Of
Ten Dollars.
Boys Overcoats. We
never saw so many ladies
looking alleT oVercoats lol
their boys. We fic anc
please a great many o
them; also fit the boys out
with Suits, both in long
and short pants.
Pantaloons. We have
them by the hundreds, anc
are fitting the men anc
boys out Of them at almost
any price they want.
We have the stuff EoI
making fine Suits anc
OvereoatS to order and ART
busy.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
On SATURDAY,
me a'TH D ~ W OCTOBER i,
t2O'slosI, p, m.

All Tho. =, '''l FtAl eltaia -.
Of innd .h .i, two certaiuI.is. b,e.., va
snnnsias ituste In the city ~ WV WpAra
M I1u &c etlbti a, iallov. lnlnsiol
Wsinn, ,heginnihg on The euts, t9Eg
'ron, ~ nlit.t Al distance a. MI ste u
thsn,ss' io hVutherlF side OF Thiytsa, lntas
snd ,,s .aiskIiy parallel to IN t,S. a.h iife,l
ioo u through pe mliile ana ltiesi
han.s =" ~. betWeen this ana NJ. Mi dlIis.
49, s1, tns north y feet 10 III. NJ ialif
strea, a,hey Ieet wide LEADING ln,a M "a
wsinss nsnte ihefeby sluihsri,' I ial 'ie.eitl
All. ,'.. e,iStt y teet 10 stake pLllld Il
Ssia p,Ht 70 Thirteenth slrsst ", " ~ v,r-
~ , In " Wa hut street, And ME- 2 "
nv shtily y feet 70 the piare, slsos htfs,
eVh,shts thereof what they ~ V's!''halif
Fte,s beRlnhlhg on the nortbs,igl
s,r.s, 1etL between Monroe ~ w d
~ ,. !. we dl,tat &c Of 81 ffet ~ Aiial
,nnhas ~ parable 70 Monroe ar, nsla
Etc,e ~ ~ eorler, tlence ges,sriv ~ w.
,haa sueet - ttet Inches 10 sba! W p'afautl h
snsn,t southerly sara.lpl /, esiaai
t.skh co nut and Monroe stree, ~ ~, "a
W ~. 70 Tie aforesaid noribe,,, w W
~, tgett and theme, thereby ,,, ~
~ lnehes 20 the place OF bss,ss,,sslI ]
'n SsesbNAu Thereof what they NV Ah I
SCI ana 6Hen Ia eHecnlf,v
q dh0Has T. Lawson 80, w.
aniei hprlugbitt deceased I,1 hsea l I
III alniose, surviving mnrts,gov :, NV
Serlnkbit ManloYe, Jenn Man, Nv ~
nam l. s1rinEnltL I. t., and 10 NJ w w "
oA,,,, ullsfS La d BStln Shssl
,sss sriuN omee, Wilmington, O,,SssIA /,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

TIE greatest eye medicine on earth
curing hundreds Of sore and inhamet
eyes, red and graduated eye lids, ant
weak eyes, every year. We refer TO Nj
Turner, al Hockessin. Mr.Rumor on Pop
lar st., Amos Brown, near Stanton, be
sides many others, all remarkable cures
Perfectly sure, very reliable. Supplied
In IS and Soc bottles. Main depot 4th ant
King streets. Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

NOTTCE-I, JOSEPH A. BAUMANN,
IN the owner and occupant o. the house
situated at the southeast coiner OF Front Anr
King street., IN the SECOND ward OF the ell
Wilmington, county Of New Castle and = late
Of Delaware, In compliance with the re,ltIre-
ments ofthe acts Of the General Asse' ably in
surh case made and provided, do he,ehy give
notice that l shall apply In wri.lng TO the
Court Of General Sessions OF tile PeAee and
jail Delivery OF the state OF Delaware, IN and
for New Castle CouAty, on Monday, the ipth
day OF Nov, A, ID. 1888, being the newt term
OF said court, FOR . license for said house Al
IN inn or tavern. for the sale therein Of in p.
toHicAting liquors. INF less quantities than enc
quart, 70 be drunk on the premisea. and the
following respectable citizens OF nAid ward
recommend the said application. Wis
Nicholas Jepny Edward Rogers
y. W. handolph u brit Kenyon
samuel Bell John McVey
John n. Dunbar NdW Melcaio
Peter afoea q. n. n. 0rosa
AnareW Grotz j. a, HIrEei
W. y. Cramer Chaa Heinel
Andrew Reuter- Henry Feldmeier
Geo. b. hefEner Leaiy Smith
W. u. HartlOvs James Il. HoganH
John OtltaIa John y Bush
Robert n. Gibson ChAs, X. SPARKS
John p, Elllot Geo. W. 0giun
John HiKGihn toi1l JOSEPH A.BAUMANN.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES II. TREAT Of Georgetown.

State senator-LeRisT Thompson.
Representatives = Charles N Curtis
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John Pulling White Clay Greek
L. Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel B
Stewart, Red Lion; Dauiel W. Corbit, 81
Georges; B.bjamin @. Lockerman o
BLACK bird.
Levy Court Commissioners-John ]
Gallagher, Wilmington; James Y. Me
gtlligRn, Brsndywine; Benjamin F. Shep
ard, Christiana; John W. Coffman, New
Castle; George W. Groves, Pencader.
eherif-Willih Simmons.
COroner-C9eorRe ", Jackson.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

Pa-WhAt would yna like to bs when
you grow up, JOhnDi2
JohDny-I think I'll BE- a soldier.
You might Rei killed"
"Who by2"
ny the enemy. Of course"
"Well, then, guess had better b.
the enemy"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

When baby Waa siek. We gave hsr CaStOriG.
When she uSs Child she cried for Oastoria
When she became Miss she eiunE 70 Oaatori
When she AHd children she save them Css
toria.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

BRorHra YEnnor 8 soNs

Please Inform your patrons ard readers
which are many, as we'll as the volume OF
attendants al our county fair, that the
pressure Of business will not allow us
either 20 be represented or personally
attend to the noted gathering OF wealth,
fashion and fat hOrsss But seekers for
the weed will find US st the well-kDown
Tobacco Mart, Seventh and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del.
CHAPMAN, A A.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
TONIGHT

q special sale OF 1000 pairs
ladies' iaucy stripe and black
hose full length, regular
made imported goods at the
exceedingly low price OF
I24 cts, imported to sell at
% cite , we close out the
entire line giving us an un.
usual bargain In this line,
We deal very largely in
hosiery and offer not only the
best of value in medium
class imported goods but
also in the fine grades Of
English, Frerch and Ger
man goods.
In ladies' n ems and chill
dren's, we have always in
stock a splendid line Of a.
Ct. goods Of all kinds, which
We offer as cheap in price
but not in quality.
Just received from the
agent of a large Belfast Irish
Manufacturer a new line oil
ladies' mems and children's
fancy and plain white hem
stitch handkerchief, all pure
linen, at Gets, 124cts., IS
and rs cts. These goods are
worth your examination.
We open on Monday a
new line of fancy French all
wool plaids at IS cts.
Every lady in Whining
ton needing a black dress
should give our stock a look
through. We may not have
the very largest amount Of
pieces in the market but we
know Of no firm that car
show a more desirable line
of black fabrics in good
reliable makes and color.
The black silk stock Ii
another branch of our busI
ness we pay special atten'
ton TO, endeavoring at al
times to give only the best o.
value at the lowest prices
For the mere sake OF quo.
ting a low price We nevel
offer an Inferior article.
J A new line of Gum
black cashmere silks at 81
a short time since this same
qua lity sold st $l.5o.
A new black Faille Fran
| calse silk at 70 cts Yer,
fine ones at 81, 81 10, Sl.2l
} SI.39, $I.s8. We woulC
like you to see these goods
Some new prices Monda,
: on black satin Rhadames, z,
cts, 89cts. 93cts., $I.Io, a
reduced.
! We do a quick, active
l one price business, and cal
J. ny out our principle OF sell
ling every article at a smaI
profit but Of a Thoroughly re
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
FIamsI Among Guns and Ammusit OF

Flames Among Guns and Ammunit on
FoRT WORM, Tex. Oct IA loud
exp os!on was heard on Main street las
evening snd shortly after the gun ant
and ammunition store Of A GERS ant
the shoe store OF 8. NJ. Fry, adjoining
were in flames. Several hundred thou
sand cartridges exploded. Loss, $40, 900
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

Fall Millinery in full swing.
The call is for everything at
once. We are fixed for 1t.
Felt HATE, black and
colors, plenty.
The iaunty and popular
Walking Hats and Turbaus
Scarcsl Yes; but here they
are.
Children's Hats. A huL-
bred new conceits. Not easy
to trig out the little ones to
mammals fancy, but the
tt ings are here to do it with
-FeIts, Knockab outs
Cloths. Pushes, Fa nc y
Stitched Cassimeres, saucy
Fezzes that so many like
SD, and heaps Of others.
Trimmed shapes for women
and children. II the feathers
were on the original birds
They'd hardly fly faster. New
things from the woIk-rooms
every day.
Fancy and ostrich feRth-
els and all the bright trim.
ming bits till your brains Ia
q whirl.
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corner
What shall the Ribbon
be? Settle on that and you
can pick from the biggest
and fullest Ribbon stock
lever shown at retail Every
kind for every use. Flood.
lgates are up for the SatIr
Reversible Ribbon, q,
and 4-Inch; 10, "a, and 28c
IOther sorts with the specia
bargain smack scattered likt
Seasoning.
East Trausept.
Here's the price best thing
we've ever done Ia Men.
Handkerchief. Reg u | al
tree-quarter sizs. white
; fine, pure Linen, ] and
finch dram hemstitch e d
81 so a dozen! UnIaundered
but they don't look 1t.
just from Paris as nea
, and hobby a lot of Men
Printed Border Handkel
chiefs as ever heard French
May be fifty styles, and no
one loud. Hand printe,
("blocked" the linen me,
say and hemsti t C h c d
Homelier have been IS
each, these SOC.
Mems French Handker.
chiefs In circus borders
horse shoes, scrawls,and will
wlggles-75c.
Silk Muffltrs are crawIIn
Unto sight. Almost lost i
THE jungle Of Handkerchief
southweSt Of centre, next main aisle.
One To vel, Loom HucI
2lx42 inches, colored Boz
der, 124c. 'Twould cost yc
that or more In a Bella
shop,
The Linen store Is full {
! things at the Belfast price {
! below.
: Southwest of centre.
III JOHN WANAMAKER.
3t t--------------
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

WAO is this H d. Hollis that hiss
juat opened that HuRSr barrel at 512
Ktrg ttIe I? He lie All RIG t; he's from
NJ West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
PubiIS sales.

pUBLIC BALR-WILL BIZ SOLD AT
\ publ icaale, At the reaidence OF the ,,ib-
seriheE on the kennett Pike, Chrihtiana Hun
giea, ~ olnlnE the LoWerbrandywihe PresbY-
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1888,
atone O'Clock, p. n,
COED family Horse. quiet and Ali right. a
mlcn cows; mt pig, q lot ofchiekeua -
e ,, aneiier, Telegraph hay cutter, Gull S.tss
tlNetor, carriage and harness, Ter &@@@
mAntoWn wagon, one-horse farm wagon nloVv
gear, bioadaNe, post spade, crow bar %
puehsls q wheat acres Of corn by the shook /;
nay ~ the ton, q good grtndsf jne forke
rakes, tte., coed ehurn, i stove, pa 81
bsnsieads and 4 variety Of other articles,
IhtMs All sans OF e2S and under cash all
over That amount credit of 70 DAYS on pur-
ehater giving bAnkahle note with an approy.
ed endorfer. WIN N PAWE9E
W. J. LAnK, auct. of.Std-atw
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

Go TO Mcclure for all kinda OF 6sh
spd oysters every day. Eighth street
market house.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
SVlI

are much
Of appe
as chest {
NV days
tms hand
ssaOala OF q
M nOrisks,
BIKE Ayer''
b, Ssmes Ri
severely
us in Con
Ia dOnothirl
lisa last RES
scioral An
or three IN
bell man. j
RPresent da
alden, Mass
took Sc
loped into ]
&I was so I
was much c
$santly. |
ID they we
a that | WI
friend bl
aH
&se, / fou'
NE, aud !
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

NOTICE., JANE K.LkFFERrE, tn !
IN owner Of the houle sisuatsd - tbs N.
W. 0orror Of and and Adams sta being p5l
wen 9nd siroet. in the 10th EAga Of the oitY
Of WilminRton, county Of New Oaatls
and State Of DolAWafe, IN compliance with
the requirements Of the acts Of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided
do hereby give notioe that shall Apply ID
writing % the Court Of General Sessions q
the Peace and all Delivery Of the stats Of
Delaware, In and for New Castle County,
on Monday, the 18Th day Of Nav A. d, iRSA
being the next term OF said court, for & IL
oenBo for eaid house ~ an inn or tavern. for
The sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors n
leas quantities than one quart u he DRUM
on the premises, aud the following FeHDoeta-
BILE oitiEeu1 OF said ward recommend the
said application, Wis.
p 2 Mlftin PeefieI OiByFnn
John I DicheY Patrick Conner
frank A MeOlcskey Peter II miller
1emes 0ibaon James hIoFulty
James Murray Peter Earntr
IerHeg Kelly William lNoilArd
yehn OelAn Philip D0nArd
WIN walsh John Ward
Patrick Bolen Thoa b Ryan
Timothy McS Eeinsy Dsnnls Mah0nsy
james Mckinney Wa U'MoarA
nickel J Oongen John MoSntee
JVbn Is mebntso J,1eph Stsosklo
ol2ste JaEE LAFFGkTY.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13
ON SATURDAY.,
THE s7TH DAY OF UoroBSS' w
at o'sloct p. n,

me following described rel s'AA W.
Alithat certain lot or p'eci y aiu -, VIZ n
IN the oltJ Of villa ington bouoa'l an"
Sortped IS follows. to VII: ..,.,,l, a,
beginning ct a pointer Us sai Y, n u y.
Of TSWnten1 rect 81 the q ss w "a. !
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

SHERIFF's 5ALE-BY VIRTUE :,
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

FnTLAoILrHIA, saturday, Oct. "a. issa
Keystone Library has SET

Keystone Library has set.
tied In the Basement near
the Soda Fountain. More
room to show the books
FLY. More titles than ever
before to show. MaTvels of
cheapness. Think Of works
Of Robert Louis Stevenson,
Charlotte Bronte, Rider
Haggard, and more than
one hundred other popular
authors, at 10 cents EACH
Good type, fair paper,handy
sizes, and 10 centsl Absurd
October Book News is a
fair sample Of what the
magazine has grown to be,
The test OF such q puDlIca.
zion is what its readers think
OF it For months pas
NEARLY eOsyy sxbirTng BOOK
NEws sH6sc1Ipfio~ has been
,sAsweG. We ought to have
a circulation Of 10000 OF
10000 IL stead Of $4,000 OF
When the readers o
1.-THE country find o t what Il
ls costing them in money
wasted and information mis-
sed to be without BOoE
NEWS, we'll have 100000. a
year for 50 cents. Sample
copy free by mail.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-13

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