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A Statue Joke.

If want statue of myself why should / be
foolish to present a sculptor with the marble for
the work. Answer: Because if did be would
be sure chisel me- out of it. Ryan The Halter
and Mems Furn Usher, 81 and % South Illinois
street. Ryan has some hobby hats to show you.
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Doiuc Business.

f. p Smith & Co. 80 and 80 North Illinois
street. Notwithstanding the fire, will be found
doing business the old stand.
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Crr;nr C<vIa Hats

Spring Style Hats
At 'Seaton's Hat Store" 25 North Pennsylva-
MIA street.
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Many Suits In One.

Judge Taylor spent the day. yesterday, listen
Ing to evidence that may enable him to adjust
the differences between Mrs. Catherine Hamlin,
who has lease on the Emmett Hotel, and Albert
calvin, the owner of the property. Both parties
nad several suits pending before the different
1uages of the court and by agreement. Judge
Taylor heard them all at the same time. Mrs.
Hamn first brought suit against Calvin, asking
that he be declared nuisance, and, as such. en-
Joined from occupying apartments in the hotel.
She charged that he had by his acts driven
away her patrons. and because of this fact she
asked damages. Mr.. Calvin then retaliated by
bringing suit for possession of his property and
for rent that he alleged was unpaid Two
cases embracing about the same features
also came to the court appeal from Squire
Smock. The suit of Mrs. Hamlin for injunction
and damages was partially heard several weeks
ago, and the evidence submitted yesterday was
about the same then. Evidence was submitted
showing that Mr. Calvin is in the habit of drink
ing to excess, and at times makes himself very
disagreeable about the hotel. Mr.. Calvin de-
MES all the charges, and says that the whole
trouble Is the result of q conspiracy to rob him
OF his hotel property. and if not that. to keep
him from collecting the rent from it. Judge
TAYLOR took tho case under advisement until
to-day.
Let Or Easy Because They Were Young.
The trial of Thomas Force and Robert Lash,
charged with attempting to kill George Zahniser
Waterman Of the Broad Ripple Natural Gas
Company. was concluded yesterday. and on ac-
count of the youthfulness OF the defendants, and
the drunken condition they were in when they
committed the crime, Judge Irwin made their
punishment light by fning them $50 each. The
boys both proved that they were not in the !. bit
of getting drunk, and the condition they were
in when they assaulted the Waterman they
claimed was the result of an accident. The
grand jury is considering the case of Edward
Niemeyer, another youth. who, while under the
influence Of drink, shot into street-car and
badly wounded Mrs. James Benson, of West
Indianapolis
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-08

MODERATE priced side-boards at VIM. L. Ell
der's,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24
DIED.


OROUOH--0n the 22d init, Sarah, widow
Of the lAto Richard OTouon, in the Ts;h
Z year OF her A9o.
InteFment IN Bethel Gem Otary, Oeoil 90.
nd. Due notice oftho funeral Will be given.
As'eep 10 Jssua, blessed sleep,
From which none never walked 10 Wesp. =
OROUOH On the 27d inst, sarah, widow
Of the late hiehard Crouch, In the 18th
year Of her age.
htlatiVss and friends are rsspeotfully 10
Vitsd 70 stttnd the funeral services at the
residences OF her son, W. P. Crouch, No. ~
carpenter street, On WednsHtAy evening,
2tth inst, 81 so O'Clock. the funeral Will
prooeed At aU O'Clock 70 Bethel Osmo orr,
Oeoll County, Nd, where the EemAins viii
be Inferred.
FEHFEmORB,-On the 9sd first II, Scott
kenDemore, IN his nth year.
helatiYel and friends arc remarkably in.
vitsd 70 attend the funeral on Friday morn (.
ing, the 18Th, At 10 o'clock, from tho real.
denos OF his mother, frazees Fonnomore
West street below the railroad Services IN
Aebufy ID. =, Church. lntsEment at River.
view.
VkHN-On the 2lth inst, Hannah ID, wife
o. Cornelius Nenn, aged 6e'ysAfs,
Relatives and friends OF the fRmtly ars
respectfully invited 70 attend her fup0ral
rom the residence Of her husband, No.
beS East Sixth street, on Friday afternoon,
~ 20 O'Clock. Interment at WfIminRtoI
and Brandy wine eemetoRy.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24
BOTS,

william NJ. CAuby and r II. Gayley
arc making business trip through Ne.
hraska and Dakota,
A letter from PlttsburR, Pa NhItber
DE-. L. IL. DIavo, Of this city, has been
oAlled on account Of the iliness Of his
father ct that plAoC announces that Mr..
DfAVo'a case IL beyond medical aid,
The B.. Psul's N. ID Young Pscpls's
Association will give q literary ana
musical entertainment en- Thursday
evening, Oct %, in the Sunday school
room. All are iAVited.
Mrs.. Edward 7. PareRoy, northvsst
CORNER Fourth and Monroe streets, cele.
bIAted her birthday AnuiveIsary on
Monday evening. A reception WAS
given 10 the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
PereEoy.
A, 8. Webster and wife will celebrate
tdetr silver wedding on "wednesday
evening, November 7th. upon WhI0h
occasion reception will be given IN
Vt. Webstsr's dancing academy, in the
Masonic Temple.
j. Henry ehoWalter, Q painter In the
employ Of the p, w. d b. RAILROAD
company, fell over . pile of lumber on
Monday evening and broke the CAP Of
one OF hib kEeea. DIR. Quinby was con.
suited on Tuesday, and he exprealed
the opinion that Mr.. s. would be a. In .
valid for aS least two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

GHERIFF's SAnE.-BY Virtue OF A
- WRIT Of LsvaFi RaoiRs 70 me
dirsotsd, will be exposed 70 public sale,
at tho court House, on Market street, boz
tween Tonth and Eleventh Streets, Ia the
city Of wilmington, New Castle county,
DsL
ON SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF oUrOBEK, 1855,
at o'clock p. M,
The following described roAI estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piecs Of land Sltuat .
in the city OF wilmington bounded ana de-
aoTloed aB follows, to wit:
Beginning At point on tbs eastarly side
OF ToNnsoh1 s'ross at tho d tst amos Of Oh feet
hortheriy from the northeFly side Of 81
street, thence easterly and parallel with b
stfost Zoe FEST to stake, thence nOrthOrly
sld paiallel win Townsend strset 20 feat 70
A stake, thonoe westerly and pstsllel Win
- street 100 feet to the afofosaiA BI4a Of
Townsend street, aRd thanob thereby Bsuth.
ariy % feei TO the place Of beginning, b tha
seatents thsrsot That spey may, Cook O.
Vol. 81 0, pageisY. 40. flE 5A5''7
HdiBad7And taken In execution as the pFap.
efty Of MARY Elisabeth white, Adam Ezra
tTi1 q Wnllem Nhita, DECEASED. and /. l.,
~ alLKs LAnBsOas, sheriff,
Sherin's once, Wilmington, Qetfber 10 1855,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24
Er wapamaRsr's sult,

WAsHINoToH, ost. 2S,-PeHtl
have begun to come 10 s!nce th6l
j1urpmsnt OF Congress from persons
terested In tho manufacture Of
praying for u legislative remedy for
condition OF thlnRs which ID thraAtel
40 q result of q recent decision By
courts Of Pennsylvania with respect
the duty on silk ribbons. The Il
under the Law has been held 10 ID
PER cent. nd vAlOTen, bat the impOrl
have preferred The claim that tic
bops should be admitted ~ bot
bonnet trimmings Of 20 per cent,
valorem, and thsy have row been Id
ciously sustained IA the suit brOul
by John WhnamRker. The pstlll
are In print and are largely signed
operatives In silk manufacturing
tbbllshmenth, who say the decision
have tho effect OF throwing them Ill
Of work.
The opinion Is expressed by q
o1ielal and expert authority thai I'D
an appeal be taken and this deOiti5l
rev, reed By = higher court It will q
the refund Of bttEosn 5000 900
$40, 900, 600, not 10 consumers bat
poItsrs, and that 1t v III clo,6 every
factory In the country,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

Sometime laat night o. attempt Wa
mAd1 10 tbk tha lesideRqs d Emil
Baohes, ct the uo0thWeat oQknst OF Fifth
AID eAipley streets. An ehifaRoe Was
sfIsclsa BY bEylng the lock OF Win
COW leading 70 room back Of the 81
loon, and the ihisvea then proceeded 70
che aitting room, % the sans 4 OF,
uhaEs Mr.. Buobeg hsd his DIRE pEces
safe. This waa carried down Into the
Kitchen On the ground floor, where ~
aatomps was made 70 bi0w II open with
powder. A hole was drilled in the
door, and the safe Yves covered with .
cloth taken from . table In the sitting
room. but their efforts proved Abnrtive.
The vlndoy shutter Of The Kitchen had
= hole bored In II, and II WAS evident
that Il had been forced opsn. Nothing
was known Of the burglary until the
girl got up this morntpR, when she
fopnd the windows open aud called Nj.
Bdcher. Fortunately be took all the
money out Of the drawer In the bar
room last night to his gleeping apart
ment, ~ this drawer wAs found open
this morning and It was evident that Il
had been Eearchad.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

sett News and Advertiser
AUS sllery, Of Kenneth to7 inship,
fauf r2gton q few days ilgo TO
w. 'ie. He was IN IN little
y - ssan,t Diamond statI, long
" Sen p,n purchaser for his Equine,
Va stper. Mr.. GAlldry was
,e-s-,he Western hotel, when
approached him and asked
orsaA He sad he aid rot
hul would sell his horse
. was then unknown to
looked at his horse, but said It
mall for his use, that he wanted
work IN q cart; at the sanie time
Gallery horse across the street;
that he had offered the man 81 50
but the man would not sci II 10
on account Of his being deal err; but
Gallery would trade for the hoT Sc, he
Fould buy It from him and the same
Aime saying II be would give him s. he
would help him make the trade. This
HAllery agreed "a, and his false confidence
fflend succeeded without much delay to
fleet The swap and thin disappeared
Mr. Gallery had not gone far with the
new mag, when he discovered lie was
not very speedy nor altogether sound On
making an investigation, he found the
fwo men to be brothers by the name Of
Pierce, who had completely "Glpeli" him
out ofhis horse for which be had patdB 100,
and the one be got In exchange he Fold
70 Thomas Cloud, local dealer, for $40
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

Whom suoh grand opportunities
you in West Virginia, Maryland
the famous Bhsnfui5ah Valley
ginir, . section possessing all tho
sites for health, comfort and pro'p
No region 10 the Uniod 5tates
tracing greater attention than
States, people from the North, Weal
extreme South are looking that
With the view Of lochtiUg, lmpr|
farm lands are 10 DO obtained ~ tfo|
ger acre and upwards unlmprl
timber aud grazing lands 1t from
So 90 per acre.
Rich mineral lands sre ohsApi q
lent water powers, manufacturing
business locations, ETC., are nuuel
The schools and churches are eTesl
the people are hoBpitahle and e2ls
warm welcome to new oomsrs.
elimAts is untQuAled, no severe "
or eyolOneE, no contagious diseases
II you wish to know more about
States you should write TO NJ. v
ardP, Land and EmiRrAnt Agent,
o r r., Baltimore, MI, stating
yAu want and be will give you IN
formation free Of charge.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

The Grand United I. o. o =. will
parade on ThurIdsy, October 2S, on tho
following route; VIII form on Orange
street, right resting on Eleventh, ~ 2
O'Clock p. nj mp Eleventh 10 TAtnAll,
10 Twelfth, 10 OnnRe, to Thirteenth, TO
French, to Twelfth, to Lombard, To
Eleventh, to Walnut, TO Ninth, to
French, 10 Sixth, 10 Poplar, TO Fourth,
to French, 70 Front, to Market, 10 Sew
ontb, TO Windsor, 10 Ninth, 70 TAtDAll,
to Sixth, to Orange, 10 Tenth, right
resting on Orange, and dihmiss. In the
evening there will be an exhibition drill
81 Institute Hall by Philadelphla PAtFi.
ATohs, No. ], In honor OF Wilmington
PAtrlArohs, No. 30. There viii also b
. speech BY Rev. Nj. etansSury and
amusement Of all kinds.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24
amazed VIM AssAuIt.

Samuel Berry, oolOrsd, vas b
Judge Turner shis motnink 'ons
with committing an assault on
Chandler, Q young woman, whom
difienls to distinguish from 9 y
o. rson. Tie evidence showed inA,I
accused and the pTosecuirix had
living toRethsr, thu same % nan
wife, and that some time ago hls
who was absent returned. He 1nsn
Ella, and refused to pay hef rent
Monday afternoon they mel On
street, and after some words bad ~
between them he smAcked her %
face. The Judge imposed DOE y
aud costs, amounting Al1ogelnst
SlO,S6.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24
FIFTH EDITION
Dots,

~ Norris u Moses is In Ma n.
,nls AIlernoon n the inIs,s.. y ~
Aoonomy Olothpa Hali,S VI
Rev. 7. B. Kno1IeSN p.,,,,
OhlistiAnA Church a Ner,oi q
csp.ea . call toA church il 0sssas
y. 4. Bach, Of this city, viii ~
speech before the RepubiioSn MA m,
NeH oAstie next Saturday eyspi IS0
The Christian Eadsayor soo,a,-
stoona Baptist Church vim boIS 's'y
eeoTstion meeting this Sysnins
me direction Of A. P, Stevenson. uH
The Triton cotton mill. In NJ.
tle we're put in operation MopdSv ~
skeat fktthoasleh Of the hand,
nave been unemployed ior ssvsl
The horgss Of VIM. Wade. who
sldes near Newark, have been SttSoy|
~ some diseAIe. 0ne Of them dlss
Monday, and II is feared thAt ons
two moe will Ole. VIZ
Or. John W. OfumbauRb. q, E.r-
square Pa, has 90 far recovered n
hia recent attack Of Bickness a. tol
aole 70 SGT out on . hunting eToprsa
10 western PsnnBylyAuia, vhioh Ia
peots TO extend over two Weeks,
John Head died suddenlv a,
residence In Ksnnelt soQaIe Ps
Sunday, In the 18th year OF hl.,
NE remains will be Inferred at Hook
.in buryinK gEouBd to. morrow (T6uI
daI) afternoon
OAIds are out for the marriage Of \
James Howard Chambers, formsrlv
this city, 10 Miss Francis smytb. Al
home Of her parents, 0li North AZ
street, PkilAdtlphlA, on ThursdAv Az
Ing, November !, 1t 6 O'Clock.
Cornelius stenson, formerly Of H
city, bait who has been engaged viii
house In Ballinor for the past h
ytaFe, has returned 70, our CITY =
takop q positlon In P. j. Walsh
COS inhlAllment house, No. COS Nj
ket street, where hs will be ple,ssdl
sec his many friends.
The y. P. Moody uolored Rspublld
club will go 70 Upland Oh Thursi
evening TO participate In the polllIl
demonstration At that plsoe. Il
arranged to 90 by the b & o Railrul
leaving Delaware avenue station
I.3O p. M, and returning b. spsS
tratp at IL 80 o. N.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24


Thsrs ere certain Would-ho monopo-
lIaia who would like 70 hold q patent on
the clothing business On this city, and
the chap that Wonld like 70 eontrol Il
will and that h. will ret badly left ba.
fore the expiration Of this season. and
don't you forget that We told yon %,
because people well know the difference
batwesn "a exAaRegAtsd %. and an an-
nouncsnsnt allied with truth,
Good thinking persons always weigh
che production Of en- Advertisement b..
fore they 90 10 buy, and then proceed 70
wherO they can get their moneys
worth,
There is one thing certain, and that 10,
policy - we'll ~ principle will never
allow Mr.. kellhelmeF, proprietor OF the
famous Economy Clothing Hall, TO imi
tate those who have no regard for
truth, and especially those who Advsr-
tiae everything and have nothing. True
merit always wins, Ahd Mr.. FellheimeF
10 surely winning the IAce in the cloth.
ing business OF this city, but doesn't
want 70 monopol ~ II.
The hIst h)or OF Mr.. EsllheimeE's
building ia Handsomely stocked with
mems suits and youthB' luits, and the
top floors contain. the beat aud well
selected B.ook Of boy'a and ohildTen'a
sults that can be found In the State.
TIE rear portion Of the upper fiooFs con.
tain the EIAndest line Of oveTooAta that
. person could possibly WiUh to SEQ, and
TO those anticipating tho purchase Of
clothing We can consoientlously recon
mend you TO the above small ploht,
square dealing establishment, 4O6 Mar
kot street. IL will be we'll 10 mention,
In connection with this article, that a
boy'e suit can be purchased - low ~
Vi 20, mems suits As cheap ~ u 30,
boys overcoats for 81 7B, and mems ~
low 40 "a 90, 10 the flnest domestic aud
imported grades than can DO found 10
the markets Of this country.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24
BerlouSIy IpJ1rea

On Monday afternoon Mrs. Ann Buck
master, "A years of age, met with SER
i0us accident at the residence Of her
daughter No $40 Van Buren, street The
lady was coming down the front steps,
when from some cause she fell, breaking
the bones Of her left elbow aud dislocated
the left shoulder No one saw her ia /,
and she walked to the rear Of the house
where she was found by her daughter
She was attended by physician who Is
OF the opinion that the injuries are ofsuoh
serious nature that 1.-The arm will be
useless, even II It should hal.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

AAround che World In 80 DAyjpp vAs
given lor ths second Ame last evening
o. the opera Honsei before q large audi
enoe, which was greatly thinusd ont
ewlng 70 the narning OF the Academy.
lfhe troupe y hrst-olAss one, srd
klYea 90 good rendition Of the play
Ne any Of the other troupes that have
played In our oitY. The principal char
AotsTa arc all ably taken, and call forth
round after round Of applause from ,he
pleased audience. The ballet Ia com.
posed Of Ghapely mAldens fair 10 look
hpnn, who added Ksst to the piece, Ii
Viii be repeated again this evening,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

John, alias "Ackey" Dugan was ar.
rtstsd yesterday on a warrant charging
him with disorderly conduct. He was
also charged with committing an assault
and battery ON Thomas Mcguire. After
his arrest he struck Officer Stewart In the
face, and be VIII also have that to answer
for. This morning he was RTrhigned bo-
fore Judge Turner, but as all the Wit
nesses for the prosecution were not present
be was held Tor q further hearing this
evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

LIE. a,,estetaey afternoon word Sss sent to
police station that man was ct Eighth
and Shlpley streets making an ir,dsosut
Exposure OF hiu person, ard upon On
peg fatog going 10 the place Roger Oar.
Very vas pointed out o. the Offender
de vas under the influence Of llnuor
ID the thioer totk him to the stsiion
eia morning be Was ArFAigned before
ICE Turner, when bio pleaded guilty
tnnkenness, and was sentenced n
= ane Of S3 and costa. -
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

This morning . young man Ra
Frank MAloney WAS Arrhlgnea D1
Judge Tnrntr thsrRed with aranl
ness. Ofiioer Butler, who made w.
rest, testified that he found me p Pr n
aslssp on a truck at Fifth and ~.
streots, and that when he woke h,n i,
aud told him to 90 home ne 'ii''
kick the witness IN the ttomAcn
prisoner, 10 defense, said ina. , Ne y.
pretty drunk last hight aud hAa ~. :
10 a. 10 the ERE. He Huppoiel w
became tired and laid down 70 y
nap. The court Imposed . un'
and coats.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24
ON SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1855
At2o'clock, p. M,

The following described real estate, viz;
No. /, All that certain lot piecs or parcel
o. land situate in the city 81 Wilmington
pounusd snd described AS follows: ueRlfuinR
L the intersection Of the northerly dc Oh
Third street, with the westerly Side OF Orange
thence Win said eide OF Orange street. norm
sriy 81 feet inches to land late of Sfepbeu
POstles, thence with said stephen PostIes,
land westerly and parallel TO Third street -
Ieet Inches TO a line OF land late OF aid
stephen Postles, thence with gnld land and
lanu OF others sontherlY parallel 10 Orange
street ~ lttt Inches mlri or ltSR 10 the saI1
side o. Third street aud thenea herewith
eaBterly 5%lett Inches more or less TO fhe
and trane chops thereon err. ctRdt
No, 2. All that certain lot pieee or Marcel
Of land with the buildings thereon eFected
situate in the city OF Wilmington aforesaid'
bounded and des .rlbed rs fellows, d witt
Beginning at the northerly side o hird ttreet
between Orange and Il tnAil Streets at me
distance OF 81 feet inches from the westerly
side OF Orapge street beinga corner OF Peter
sprlng0r'slAnd thence by = lire Of the same
hottuetiF parallel 20 Orange atreet 81 feet 6
inches to aaoFner thence BY q nc Hand late
ofstephen Postles westerly 2s feet 10 inches TO
snotheg corner thence soatlFrly parallel to
the nfst nhntlOncd line and Orange street
alonga ltns Of Oth,r 'ands Of John Ferris on
the ". 81 81 feet inches 10 the aforesaid nO IN
efly slps 0f3fhiTd street aud thence herewith
eastenlg y ieet 10 lnehes u the plaesof begin-
ninR. B9okE, Vol. ~ psgs Aig, &c.. with !
two. story stable W store houhe. , l ~ 7
seized aud tAken IN execution ~ The prppsfs
Y q seEIPgef. slotlssy, Gassg coPbAny,' ana
sheriff s'0naee, Wliaiugton, oeto6er d, ISIS
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

james PSyton WAS arfesISu ~. !
By oiiicer Updy IKE for drunkenih'. 2.
when he was arraigned As th,s y
ina'g aession Of the city court lhe
gave him q most nnenviAD!e rep1s-I
Hs said that he had not TotA -,
monlhS, but was drunk alnos.
tlnuAlly, and would net SUPPL.
wife and child. He had on sgi
occasions been called in by the ., W.
quiet the prisoner and prspou'
rom breaking up the fqrnitare:. :.
WithstandlBg this dam aging III Al
the Judge only imposed = hne Oi v
mats.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

Esquire Is b. DouRheEty OF Lsudeu-
berg Pa, Rays the faueTal OF Mrs. John
NJ. Seminar Of Cecil County, Nd,
which took place on Monday, At the
Head OF ohrlsliaEb, Nal tho largest che
he eyBr attended,, there being over tive
hundred c. rflaRes In line. Revs. Val.
landiRbAm and Mllllsan Cfflola,sd. The
decsased WAS sister Of Rev. William
Kennedy Of New Castle Presbyterian
Church,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

About 8 O'Clock Last evening Officer
saerer founa quite aFsSpsciable lookln1
man named Robert RAktley aleeI ripg "a
S ~ saeots q 2 deoAqoh in an unI ,ouplei
pehaing on IAtnAl street., AMI took
Din Q she hall. This morning he told
Judge Turner that he was ne var az az
rested before IN hih life and thai he "a
As9amed OF himseli. On his I,romIse
e lst liquor alone in the future as was
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

Rev. DR.. W. L, 8. Murray will deliver
a lecture before Prof, Goldey's Whining
ton Commercial College, In the Institute
Building, tomorrow, (Thursday) after
noon at one O'Clock, p M, on the give
Commandment" The NJ e Preachers'
Association will attend 10 body The
friends of the institution are also invited
to be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24
Personal.

- ~ ~ go. q, bLoMn, the genisi mana
pe around the " ord IN
iAyihg ~ the Opera
stands high ~ 4rst olSss ms
Aims oon 1890 M ~, Drown wal 81 one
rennvn shn.-. ~ oieh Of that world
be wa IN NJ I, a, aaVerly, when
tFaveled ,ror, q. PaIny days. He has
ci6o SUI AaAhHc 10 he Pa
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

= msttnx ct tbs Institute will be
held on Saturday evening, when Joseph
KrOpp, OF LAndsdowne, Pa, will I'D.
dsesb the iron workers Of our city OIL
the tariff and the iren business. He viii
be followed by y. d Bach, Esq, on The
political outlook, consequently eli NhU
attend will bo edihsd and Instructed.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

ne rising generation ought to DO pro.
tseied against the Supplying in ausnee
2! pAIsgorio or lAuiauum. We UNll the
attention Of all mothers to the hi thai
Ut. Bull's Baby Syrup ls Abt ojutsiv
aaaImlsss. Price % csnts. 5Oltl By III
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24
A new Era.

A progressive tidal wave,
the key to success, has swept
the country and we have
held on 70 the successful
link-honest and square
dealing In clothing, largest
stock and lowest prices
We greet you with polite
and attentive statesmen and
a stock Of fine and medium
Clothing unequaled In VIII.
mington.
Have you seen our dis
play of Overcoats? If you
have you know what we
have, II not, you'll be sur
prIsed and gra.iiied. Come
early, as you can get the
pick of the stock.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

- LoprlsE Little Theatre Is I having
'Cwu i nightly 70 witness F,st
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s sas' !, mas been Elysn a! mi , nom
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-24

speak this speech, as 1 tell you.
ppinaly on the tongue" Say tbat
ena Of the great benefAotlons OF the age
nalmAll bottle Of salvAn on, re
Is cents. "i'
Daily Republican., 1888-10-24
psAtn Of Ionn 3 oilp,n.

John F. Gilpin, who was born 10 our
city, died at his residence In Philade phis
on Monday, aged % years He was q
brother OF the late ex Mayer Charles
Gnpin Of Philadelphia, aud cousin OF
Ferdinand L. Gilpin Of this city