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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

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FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. ii 1858
100 -:
7. LOCALS = y.
Read Gupderson's new ad on the
sdrst page. 81. Il.
1. q. G. stephens called on US last
saturday. Il SIS.
1 Mr.. Bennett was 9 Herald y caller
Saturday last. II. ~ /! 4 u n Il |: IS.
! old papers for sale cheap 1T the
HERALD ONCE. 81. 81 @
:-Wanted Al few bushels Of corn OR
oats On subscription s., Is.
:, Read. carefully: our clubbing list
and ;ss'Subscribe Now s.
Go to A. Gunderson fora loan be-
fore trying elsewhere,
This Is good month to settle up.
some of your back subscriptions.
Il IS. q. McElwain Of Templeton made
avery welcome call yesterday,
4 Henry, Kneiriem replenished our
larder with some nice hams. Thanks.
Nov is the time to pay up and take
Advantage;of our advance price and
clubbing list. 4,
-If you havn't met with the Vim
dicator, be sure and call for. one ut
both Brothers. - ~
| John Holmes school at the Titus
District. Harmony township, has been
discontinued
Presiding elder Bradford preached
avery ablesermon Sunday morning at
the M. E.church. Il ,s.;s;l.
' As soon as your subscription to
the HERALD expires send us 81, so and
get q receipt for 81 numbers.
I Wantedy-A young man TO work on
4 farm for the entire year. Moderate
'Tages. Inquire at this Office.
= Absolutely pure baking powder and
havoring extracts; in bulk at DR.. Ma
thias' drug store; = 224tf
THE HERALD Office is prepared to
dpall kinds 81. job work, note heads,
letter heads, statements, sale bills, etc.
Il will make you special rate on
Hhdisee me before starting proof.
! ..5 Albert Gunderson.
Announcement.
I'm order to avoid financial embar-
rassment,, we will sell all our winter
goods at cost. Roth Brothers.
II. II. Shryock gladdened our sane
tum Saturday. He IS one of our plucky
young farmers who has a good word
Tor Dakota. =
The HERALD family enjoyed a Wis
ttfrom Mr.. and Mrs. =. W. 'Castleman
The first Of the week. Mrs. G. is a sis
Ter Of sye' Editor. A.,
The !. O. G. T.'s will give an oyster
supper and sociable in the court house
hsxt Wednesday evening, the 22nd inst
"a good time Is expected. 3 IS
Mr.. Chris Clodt one of Jerauld
courty's prosperous farmers came in
Monday and added his name to our
list Of pay-tn-adyance subscribers.
Owing to mismanagement in this
Office, the Educational column does
bot appear this week. "A few items Of
urgency win be found in the LOCAL col.
urnns signed I. s. B.
Travelling men viii find q good
place to stop at the Woodburn House
when in Washington Springs. Geo
Price. the proprietor, will take good
Pare of the tired and hungry.
Owing to Fepeated failures TO have
meeting Of the North West teachers
institute It has been indefinitely post.
poned. the teachers in that district are
invited to attend some other institute
s.R. 'i''s' 'S' $
We received a letter fram Peter
Weiland at GAINESVILLE Wis, asking fol
blizzard copy Of the HERALD, as his
failed to reach him. He is glad to see
the HERALD 4sIs 4! I'D reporting the happenings
n the county, whether good Or bad
pecret or open, crooked or straight.
Miss Nora Miles who is teaching
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
Rally Once Again.

Loyalty to our organization, and an
imperative duty. that each and all of
us Owe to our noble order, impels me
to name Saturday the 18th day ST
February, 1883, for the installation of.
our Post: No postpone on account
of weather.
BY Order of w. r. Pierce,
Sen. Vice Com'd'r. Z. @. C. Ord.
washington Springs, Jerauld county,
Dakota, February, 18th 1883.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
No remedy in the world has gained
the popularity that this medicine has,
as ahousehold or family medicine. no
one should be without it. It has nocal-
somel or quinine in its compost ton,
consequently no bad effects can arise
from it. We keep. a full supply ofitat
all times. AZ. NJ. Matthias, Druggist.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13

A special despatch from Buffalo, N
Y says: There are blood stains OH tht
Grand Opera Honse stage 10 Day. LAS
niFhs Bauiah, tho Mexican actress, Gu.
j b Bro n'a hand 80 severely that II
may hove to be- ampn.A.ed. Beulah Ia
young, imretuonS and new to the stage
Bhe comes from Mexico, and her plsy,
Echo, iB full ofMexican intrigue and OK
cltament, and in her rendition CT the
heroic part the actress entere into her
role with dangerous enthusiasm. She
had told Brown to exercise great care In
the assAsainAtion scene, rs she feared
her emotional past would carry hsr
away.
Last evening when the murder Reaue
game on, Bsulah crept Into the chnnDer
OF her siefplng rival, and her Il ashing
black eyes lcoEel mnrdsfous rs rhs
nreps TO The bedside aud raised the gilt.
tering dagger for tho fatal plunge
Brown, M Csntlola. sprAng from bshind
acresn and grasped her hand as usual
There was quick double fash OF the
dagger, D serpsnt.liks movement of
Bsnlah's form and Brown staggered
back with hls bleeding hand hanging
at bis eide. The sudlenes applaudsd
vociferously and the curtain WAS RING
down quickly. Tue knife was dull and
cut the d shy part OF the hand between
the thumb aud for.hnSef. There was
wild sZoitemsns behind the scenes, aud
one of the ladies' called Beu!ah "mur.
derur." Sac Is isalous Of the ntAr, II Is
said
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
xHE YANKEE ELEVATOR, OR THE
POOR FOLKS BEST FRIEnD,
BY sAPPHo.

Our ienshsadsd ysntss while whiting
Is raesisx hi; brains 10 play rich folks 9
while the lattst's saying fashions Iust
brought ~ the tntuk
That poor oiks otn's aim at nor snort in.
GENES Bring"
With true Yarkse genias no works through
his brAins,
limitations % good that has paid for his
pains.
And whom placed In tas market thoy ssartls
Aud inc cona sionsr puzzled to tell which
10 which.
To the poor, tthsy'.s vile. it matt.rs but
Hen az 4. orr Yankee, with flahion so
There's no room for strife In his tireIsss
Irs the dsnons ani droncs that cherish up
| hste.
Hes TOO busy itre~ipe our pathway with
And nitfg lies bu,den, thu Yankee Of
ours,
~ lighting up paths that woro DARK and
And daily uaioIding tbs goodness Of God.
1 MIC MS cnIldren arc EtAiVinR In every
land,
Mon trampls the gI;ls sen. to meet their
demand.
Bu: cur Yankee with onsrgy, wisdom and
L tkill,
Makes sators. her ,rasyares, Yield up at his
will.
B, and by he'll DO bringing us demands so
rare,
That the itirst water" owners II be- forced
10 declare,
That naught will be lett bn. what oil can
/ obtain,
From seii-.o,Eing crib to 6 ieweled de.
main.
He coes more to rats, up the "erushed" oil
l manstud
Than ali Tho great mona;cas from Green.
L land to Ind.
May the bles iags Of HeGvsn descend with
L its dew,
On cur IongheAded YsGkse his busy life
1 lhrLuSh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
Tho TariT Question.

Az = AIlDAus.
MAhlon Chance, who was United
BtR.fs Consul OF Nassau and Is nc u
State Sacr5lnry OF the American Pro
tecsive Tariff League ia making o con-
stalS stpjy OF thrift questions. TIE
Tgtbune's republication on Sunday, De
oembsr rs. OF = cartoon ir)m the London
Purch, Was ths suhion. of his comment
uptown last night. The cartoon rspre-
scented the Uultsd States rs . sturdy
maiden with empty hands. Opposite
her 3toos Great Britaln In the RhRps OF
NJ assive, sunptuous woman, with 9
wsll died cornueopil In her arms bear
ing the inscription "Ffee Trade" Mr..
Cleveland was midway bstween them
asking America 10 make tbs Boq 1aint-
spce OF Free Trade. Said mr.. Chance:
when | saw that cartoon, l felt like
askiuc Punch and its English readers
why that grand woman with her horn
OF plenty didn't go down to Trafalgar
Square and distribute Ecms OF her
bountles &c the poor OF Great Dtitain
Then she might proceed to Manohsster
or Wales and rsiieve ths poverty Of the
people there. While Bhe Ia al 1t she
might cross over into Ireland and re-
lisva The distress hat has prevailed In
that oppressed island ever etnoe tho day
her protection industries were destroy
ed. Whsn English FREQ trade Is pho
tured bringing horn Of plenty to that
nation, f. doesn't mean plenty for tht
toilets, bat only for the coffers OF Lom
bard klrBst,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
OLEvhR BANK srEAKs.

g. W. d A. J. Alderman, produos
dealers In the Wallsbout market,
BrooklynI sent their 10 year.old clerk,
seorgs w. Taylor, 70 deposit 81, 500 in
the kinss County Bank ON Wednes
DAY. The money was put up In two
packages, one containing e779 In gold
and silver, and the other the remainder
OF the ". 100 10 bank notes. When be
returnsd he I'd to re port The loss of ,he
eHv package, and although he was
deeply grieved, he could console him
self with the reflection that he proba h .
fell victim to one Of the most sdroit
gauge OF bank sneak thieves In the
country. IL was getting on close t, 8
O'Clock, the closing hour, when he
reached the bank, which is in the base.
mont Of the Pt9 1ix building in Cour,
street, opposite the City Hall, and took
his place In the line Of the deposttors
As he advanced toward the cashier,
window be showed the packages along
the desk SLIGHTLY ahead OF him.
He was Just getting ready to hand
his money TO the cashier when q fne
looking woman, about 40 years old
stout. aud wearing q dark plush sacqus
wi b fur and velvet hat, who wss osx
TO him In the lire, dropped some silver
change ut bis feet. Taylor, who Is a
polite young man, stopped down TO pick
up tbs money. He had SONS little difii
Guilty In tcraping up the scattered silveI
ptscss. Perhaps there Was An interval
| OF thirty seconds before he had picked
up the change and arote TO present Is t
the lady. Great was his surprlsa q
find that the lady herself had disio.
peared With one OF the packages OF his
overwhelmingly, however, thai
which contained the emaller amount
he looked around for almost thirty
seconds mors beore be raaliz sd that ht
was not dreaming and had been clever
ly viciimized By the drop and pioh
up" game. He was so excited that h,
left the hig package of money bohiud
him on the assk and hurried out to the
street 10 look nrornd for the woman ir
the plush thcqua. Her movements
when leaving the bank we're 90 unu,ua
q, to excite the suspicion OF two dstec
iives who we're on patrol duty In tn,
the street, and they assisted him ID
securing the ntishhorho1d for the wo
man, but wlthon. SOCCER.
II ts supposed there were two men
and two women In the JOB, snd thai
they drove TO and from the bank 10 4
coach. Mr.. o N. Dsnton, the c1gAier
said no noticed second woman leavt
the hank about the same time as the
woman who dropped ths change, and
that short, elim man, about IS year
old and OF Jewish appearance, pAsset
out with them. The trio are supposet
to have hurried into coach which hat
been In front Of the bank for ,svera
minutes and In which thera was man
Tee coach was turned into Montagu
sHroet ard quickly driven ont OF slRht
Young Tag lo- was oVsrjoyed to and OF
his rsturn to the bank that the othe
package OF money was in charge OF tn,
cashier. .."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13

[T0TiUE-I, jAMBs MIaINrl5, THE
~ owner Of the house, situated at y. W.
sotnsr Of Second snd Jnstisop streets, In
he Third werd Of the city o.
s IN the requirements, Of the aots Of
the General Assembly In fuch case made
and provided, do hereby give nouco that /
shalt apply In writing % the court Of Gene
nj Sessions Of the yesee and jail DELIVERY
N me state Of Delaware, IN and for Mes
SaSflo county, on MONDAY, the 9th day OF
Tsb.. A. d, 1888, bsing the next term
Of aid court, for itcenss for said house ~
an inn or tavern for the sale therein Of In.
toricsting liquors In Less quantities than one
ouart, TO be drunk on the prem tees, and the
ALLOWING respectable citizens Of said ward
rcoom N nd the said application. vix:
lleorvs ktetei u Al MAgusll
M j NJ y}rath James HAfrigan
James Mctlrath John } Hknlsy
Iohn i Kennedy Peter Hin1er
George A Taylor George n aubr
Charles krsAn W b+pch
ID nj Kenncy MArtn ] MoJrath
Iohn q seidel Patrick nlthoucek
Henry WISH rh6mAa FitSsia mons
Jamts Grant fnomag Dpnahus
Anthony J orsheTtY Patrtek monaghan
j b Wigales Esith lanes . Neili
VIM Ii Blake Patrick bsggefty
Jno T iekey
jii.ats JAMES MIgINNIS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
Tho Long Branch murder.

LONG BRANCH, Jan. 10 -rhe coro
hers tuquest in the Hamilton murdel
CASE was resumed to-day, There |,
Bcarcsly any doubt that Hamilton was
robbed and murdered by Stanford Pot
ter apd Pate Bowling The former,
who for several days seemed on the
verge OF breaking down, has co err I'd
his nerve and 10 apparently reeo we'd to
maint ,in bold front Nothing has
been heard from Bowling, and Is IL
feared that he has made 20 I'd his es
ospe. Potter's mistress, the Duuks
woman, has boon confined in q separate
cell. All day she has been alternately
singing aud crying
This afternoon astice Pitcher startled
the crowd at the inquest by rushing
into the rorm and in Ra excited man
ner exo.niming that something very
important had happened. A streak OF
remorse had come over the Dunks
woman, and she had agresd to make o
confession to the coroner. When press
ed 20 tell her st0ry she refused and
would give no new facts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
Philadelphia. Wilmington D Bal
timore Railroad.

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sih d, Sio q 70 W. II u. ii 81 4, n, II y
b, n, ~ 10 and Ioe D, m.
Accommodation, =, 7 %, 7eA ioB r. n,
~ Gsst-r $3.50. va am sm
q n il a II 4, 10 n ai Al I'D ~
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N, na.t ~ .nS nna istsrmediate ''Aaons ioiza
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13

eDHKptfr.S IN RBFEUr. Nov. 70, iss,
rrkins laws Delaware Avsnus Depot:
For philadelphia ard Chester, olB, 7 GO
10. $40, 10 10 ant II IA q M; l 90. q 90, o 90
I oS, 8 10, b ~, o 90, 7 20 y IS and als p. In
UD SunlRyE, 7 GU, I 90, 8 40, 10 10 and Ii Il q
IT 4 l 90, 3 90, o 10. Q ~, o so Aad s a. p N.
Fer Ohicago, Wheeling Coluu bus an
SaaduIky, daily, Z 40 a IN aad 20 p. m.
for PittsburB, daily, 100 q. N. aad Is p
N.
FER Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
d ily, II 10 a. %. and 40 o. N.
tof baltimore and Washing ton and New
ara and Have do 0rase, n 10 a m 2ib and
20 Q. 20: IN Sundays, 40 sad II 10 8. m.
For SingSriy, $40 and llo q, m; as
D 40 and 7 90 .. N. and " 80 midnight or
Sundayt, II 10 a. NJ = %, 8 40 ana 80 p. NJ
BOB AANDhRSE ga n. S1.ounDE.
| Hraspt SUNDAY. 30 y. NJ. daily.
1rSits iuava RlRrEet Stress Ststloa:
Esf Philadelphia % .. N. daily, s1cea
| Sunday. SOr TBn,simDfo 9sG p. M
daily, cxsapt Sunday. FoT LsBaen5ef1
$50 AMI 1000 a. n. and 1875 p. H., daliI
s.oeps Sunday; BIS q. ~ Sunday oniy
8. 90 y. II daily.
rhs 10 20 q. NJ. train oonraots at FAs
Junction with Uineinnsd and st Loui
through express, daily, except Sunday. In
70 p. nj. connects with Chicago AID 81
LoEta 9xpfoDa daily.
| TfAinB Tor Nliniinxton--Isesvs PhtlAis,
phia, Dolly, ~ o., Is, y 70, $50 90 3. rl., q
ae0 30, sSoo. s.ea, s.so. $40 10 90 D. m.
Daly, ozcept sunday, 7.ls .. n, LIS
| noon, At.lk II 80 p. In.
aEpfegs srainss
". ID. pLEmENr5. y. x. T.UEp,
aiAaaEeE. osnn FSSA Ages,
I Telephone No. Ina.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13

Roy was the mischief OF his family,
90 constantly In disgrace for hts mis-
deeds THAT he had named himself "the
bad boy"
Ono day he WAS eating recklessly of
green apples when hia sister Ethel
said:
troy, you will make yourself slick
and then perhaps you will de-"
"Dsn't care II do,Y answered the
bad boy, "'cauae then I'll 40 to heaven
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
wELITIN0Tom . nORTMKRxR. )

Tins table In enect Nov 10th, 1897. Irati
leave Wilmington ffronch stEeet) as folioNI
Fer heading, Birdsboro, Joanna, bprins
seld, Waynesburg junction, Manor, Potti
Wills, IapAqua, Allentown, Lsbsnon, War
uotsYdle and all poiDts on the PHILADELPHIA
and Rsadinx X. r., T.oo a. IN. and a.Ab p. NJ
For Springfield, wRynoeburk Jane
ton. ooaiesyiilo. EDpfeeYillo, LsrApe
uhsdd's FORD and IluPonts and insernld
date oVtnte, &C \. "a. 4 10, and IS D. m.
FOR Ooetesyills and intArnsdiats pointa
1t 90 =. m, q 40 and 10 p. m.
Fer Msss On1ster, I 90 =, na.s La and 4 u
y. n.
For Ho1 Bridge ane intaEEaodiats poinu
sit p, Il. and on Saturday, at 20 and II II
D. IN.
On Sunday for Heading snd iDternsdipiI
points, ut % =. n, and for Springfield Al (
iotsrD ediRts points at 8 bs o. III.
IL q. moOh U.jIIAHD, u. y, HIBBARD,
hunarirtoe1spt Gem PSnj. AR'l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13

At Mrs. Jacobs Millinery Palsoe,
6l7 Market street, 10 the handsoneet
window display In the city to be
seen. Great credit must be given 10 lba
dresser OF this handsome window. In
the background In handsome, hand
painted table scarf, and the fiowers dis
played are of the handsomest and most
novel description. II Ii worth = long
walk TO see this display.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
DECORATIONS

We have a few japanese
Decorations left over from
the holidays, which we will
sell at very cheap pricea; in
fact, at your own figures.
Call early and get good
choice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
Gard TO Real Estate Owners.

The 100 tenants composing my rent-rol
during the year iss7 have with few exceptions,
given me entire satl sfAction, both In payment
" rent and taking care Of the property, there:
by rcwRrdine int owner with greatly Increased
revenue As well as myself for the special care
IN the selection Of my tenants, Us each one
must pAts a close serutiny before bcins accept
ID Properly o ners who have heretofore
ecen ANNOYED with bad nants and loss OF
rent will save money by adopt 4 better plan
of employing IA comp tent and espctleneen
agent and manager fer the coming year. Win
over twenty Year, of study and practical ex-
p4 Renee In general renveyAnclng and real es-
tste matters, do net hesitate to hold myself
ready and qualified Tor renting and manag-
ms real estate. and also Tor preparation OF
legal papers for disposinF Of property.
4 nNiaet asEuRtak u. ma AIS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
address Registered Letters b
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. RAHE
EoH Orleans, In.

pENEMDFp TAst tho presence Of
AIM EM DE En- Generals Bbauregard
and Early, who sre in Charge Of tho draw.
tngs, In q guarantee OF absoluta fairness
and integrity, that the chances are all
equal and that no one can pougibly divine
what nun bers will draw Frlxo.
REMEMRER that thu payment Of al
Prizes Ia GUARANTEED BIZ FOUR
NATIONAL. BANKS of New Orleans
and the Tickets ATE signed by the Prcsi.
don't Of an Institution, whose charter cd
rights are rocogn ised in the highest Courts;
therefore, beware OF any limitations or an
noympus schemes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
Ucnaaa.Rzremevss

We, the U3iuy-lSnsl Banks snd BankerE
tln BAY ell FrlE:s drawn III The Louisiana
state lotteries which may be presented Of
our counters.
.. II. OaLESBT, Pres. Loufsfnna
National BANK
PIERRE LAMAUX. Pres, State HA-
tf1nAl RaNH
A. BALDWIN. PreB. ~. O HafsI R'k
CARL OHM Pres. Union NATIONAL
Hank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
TTAPaEcEsekTtD LITRlcTIGEi
u OVER half 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana stateI ,ottorv Oomnany

Louisiana StateLottery Company
Incorporated IN 1868 for 20 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-1fth capital Of 81 COO ooo-tc
which reserve fund Of over $3.50, 900 Ia;
since boon added.
by an overwhelming popular vate It's fran
ohtee WAS made part Of tho present Stsss
Consultation adopted Dsoomher I'd, A. ..
1879.
The only lottery ever votsd on and en
dorsed by the people OF any state.
II ,teuer scales or p0stponss.
Its Grand Single humber Draw
grsRs take place Monthly. and shs
Grand Quarterly Drawings. rBRu.
larry every three mouths fHaTch,
june. September aud Deeember)
A RPLEEDAss OPPORTUNITY nc
WIN A FORTUHE. Bind GRAhI
DRAWING, GLASS II, In THE AOAD
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW oRLEAN1
TUESDAY, February z, 1858 -aI3.h
Monthly Drawing.
Cani+ol pr;1a 9ls0 900
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13
Capital Prize, $4,000.
eE N0sIee.-TicEets arc Ton noiIars nnly.
Halves, IS, Fifthg 81, Tantss, o..

z iTe Prizes, Amounting 1855, 600
Application for rates 20 niuhB should be
lnsdc only TO tho oiLloo OF the Company In
Nav UPlsanG.
Fer furthar Information write clearly, siy.
Ing full address. POST l. NOTES, Express
Money ORDERS. or now York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency py eXprplA
lat our oypenssl addressed
nj. A. uAUPHIN,
New ORLEANS. Lis.
Waahanxsars -. q
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IN iIgsT NATIONAL pAFR or Will }
NINsfoN, WILMINGTON, lkLA-
WARE Janaary u, 1888.
At the arnusl oisction held on TITO 10th
Inst, the ioli6xirH s;o.kholderB were elected
il'ectOrs for tho en- irtng yeat:
Edward Belts Geo w Bush
<Demcnt u snytn Lewis y Fendcgtiit
.sam'I bancroft Jr JA1 eB U MouonD
#DAniel James Willlsm Buth
Il James belt.
And n. n n eo,iug Of the Hoard held this
4 day. kdWAr1 hats was unAntmously re-
Gle ,ted President.
MA. GEO. u. ARMSTRONu. Cashier.
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|HAvlN8 Is YEARS EXPERIENCE
III 10 collo},ias rents ana mAuag ing
zeal estates, c ALA to rsgder the most tuc,
eesaiul and satisfactory ser9las IN thit de.
|pAFtmulL W4LIlAA J. FiSHkk, eltM
Market 6trest. lllm
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m OSr-~tN WEDNESDAY, EVENING
IA IN going from / ubeAn street aud Yves
xftghth Avenue and ~ broad, q lain koid
81 ing with luliials" Il J. y. v. a. A. u" n
Toward Will DO paid n lett At corner o
lshth avenue aud railroad, Il2 2Y'
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|THOk SbLE-tY JOS. HOEEER, Il
Il night singing canary httdi; now w,
pa fun sonU wsSuAIHntee every ones t.aks6
.ftteela ooth
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4 tAME TO TIRE PREMISES OF THE
" subscriber, leo3 Market street, Whining
Ion, "a medium -slI-d COW in rHtht poo cOndl-
sion, In color mostly red, head partly white.
The owner will please come aud TAXI her away,
paying costs Incurred. jos. TAT ALL.
lil-Bo1-tf
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ElS0B REHr-THE Bright hBUS., AT
~ kehoboth beach. Delaware; furnished
conplsto. WILLIAM BHldhr, Hilmins.
ton. Del. dis act
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For Sale.

TNOR SALE On nENT-rHE STORE
ID stand at the southeast corner OF Froat
and Bhipiey streets; Will seil on easy terms;
vefv little money wanted; or will rent Il ut
q low rsnt. For further infor mAtion cali on
Heaid d Co., or address II. q. BOOKING
HAM, Pleasant bill, Del. ilo'i2td.itws
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-13

EioR sALE-A MOST EXCEL g.,
q lent homo for store wagon or .As9S
lsery stable. Apply ct the Wilmington
Boarding stabieg, sixth and TatnAn streets.
III. eod-u