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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-09-26
RESTORATION AND INCREASE.


ASE.
]. Wright, Cortland,
n. Heady, James
town,
J. Ulner, Ponteo,
r. Cissell, South
Martin,
Z, WOOdring, New
Corner,
d. Cray, Muncie.
]. Cook, Treaty,
S. Shirley, Lowell,
j. Finn, Oden,
G. Christ, Rod Key,
2. Reinbold, Browns
town,
A~Nbf ~ AolANAy
MARYLAND,
J. Rogers, Slate,
T. Stubs, New Cor
ners,
G. Legg, Indianapo-
lis,
7. Mitchell, Craw-
louisville,
J. Cole, Vevay,
S. Charles, Straughn,
ii. Greenfield, Cory,
]. Berry, Fowler,
J. Smith, Rockford.
J. Pierce, Aaron.
j. Vanarsdel, Frank
fort.
J. Crist, Huntington.
+. Abney, Mobiles
vile.
J. Reuett, Butler.
A. Girdley, Keck's
Church.
c. Zuckriegel, Rock
port.
J. Sargent, Poe.
]. Boyer, Powers.
S. Kile, Pierceton.
J. Demess, Reese's
Mills.
n. Scharf, Indianap-
oils.
J. Miller, Peru.
c. Myers, Logansport.
r. Smith, InGianapo-
lis.
B. Walden, Franklin.
L. Linville, Rays
town.
J. Enlow, Under
wood.
s. Stroud. Dale.
i. Thurmon, New
Castle.
s. Hummel, Sum-
mitsvine.
II. Rayburn, Kokomo
ID. Atkinson, Water
loo.
P. Lampkins, Patriot.
Z. Mcdonald, Mitch
ell.
J. Rutter, Cynthia.
G. West, Nine Mile.
V. Braffett, Indian
apolis.
. Pomeroy, IndianapO-
lis.
j. Brown, Medora.
A. Martin, Balbec.
G. Gillian. Hanna.
c. Decker, Valparaiso.
J.. Bradley, Lafayette.
III. Sawtell, Fort
Wayne.
III. Lanon, Meedmore.
j. Cattolson, Shoals.
tOld w ar +. Dimlck,
Delphi.
NJ. Mart, Williams
port.
i. Otto, Richmond.
w. Johnson, Monon.
q. Smith, Blooming
ton.
G. McCulley, George
town.
c. Fromes, Green's
burg.
s. Parrish, Knights
vile.
ID. Mills, Pennville.
w. Warnock, Green
town.
Il. Slater, Harrill.
w. Butts, (dec. Mud
DIV Fork.
r. Little, Elmdale.
w. Ward, Logans-
port
Dows, ETC.
s., widow Of ID. Lab
men, Monterey,
III. Mckinney, for
merly of w. Will
Jams, Bowlin &
Green.
o. Haughville.
on. Reelsville.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-09-26

INCREAI
J. Kiger, Fountainville, ,
". Trays, Lagootee,
J. Holden johnson,
alias John Holden, !
Wawaka,
II. Stilley, Edinburg,
j. Vernon, Deer Creek,
A. Camden, Newark,
j. Bailey, Greensburg,
w. Gordon. Saline City, q,
L. Good, MedOra,
f. Shook, Balbol,
j. Mark, Vandalia,
w. Griney, Nebraska,
Navy II. Studebaker,
Farmland, {
F. Carlisle, Folsomville,
/. Holmes, Trinity .
Springs,
p. Stanton, Bonneville,
J. BlalOck, Sullivan,
$. Closson, Logansport,
j. Berry, Fowler,
r. Reed, Muncie,
X. Denny, indianapolis, .
II. Eksten, Sunman,
NJ. Whitney, Selma,
+. Keen. Cass,
b. Smith, Sullivan. !
f. Hartman, Hunting i,
ton. :
A. Prosser, Auburn.
W. Rondebush, Colum- ,
bia.
w. Young, Vedersburg.
B.Leason, Brownstown. .
T. Butler, Troy.
J. Thomas, Algiers.
q. Banks, Greenfield. {
J. Rodgers, Denning.
w. Smith, Greenfield. )
w. Craun, Butler. i,
S. Daniels, White Hall.
j. Sullivan, Rensselaer,. J
p. Doyle, Loogootee.
T. Lonergan, Lafayette. J
C. Ritter. New Proyi-
dence. :
J, Pool, Sherwood.
John Hyperion, Wa ]
waka.
J. Duffin, West Fork.
G. Benton, Browns ]
town.
]. Bowler. Noblesyille. /.
J. Hamilton, Blooming
f. Porter, Metz. s
p. Foley, Valentine.
III. Myers, WaupecOng.
NJ. Harper, Marengo. s
X. Parker, New Point.
n. Harter, Gentryville.
III. Thompson, Rock
vile.
G. Mitchell, Stewards
vile. ]
d. Brubaker, Pierceton.
II. Moore, New Albany. .
s. Skinner, Vernon.
w. Benedict, Oxford.
w. Irvine, New Albany.
w. Moore, Argos. S.
+. Walter, Lebanon. ]
p. Quinn, Circleville. !
l.. Roberts. Cory. {
j. White, Centerton. {
q. Davis, Lafayette.
s. Shirrell, Huron.
J. Gallon, Medora.
T. Cole, HObbieville.
s. Beach, Nashville.
n. Spaulding, Monroe
vile.
G.. Norris, Kokomo.
j. Demarre, Franklin.
S. Eldridge, Francis
vile.
+. Payne, Bloomington.
J. Pinkston, Fayette-
vile.
T. Rominger, Harris
vile.
Z. Douglas, Crawfords-
vile.
]. LOughrey, Monroe.
n. Keen, sullivan.
j. StockdaIe, Sycamore.
/. Domke, Mefaryville.
A. Izor, Indianapolis.
w. Kaler, Anderson
vile.
II. McMullen, Manches-
q. Swank, Jordan.
ORIGINAL-wID
L., widow OF c. Ross
bacher, Terre Haute,
M. Moreland, widow of
J. Neil, Kokomo,
NJ, widow of Samuel
Johnson, Pottland,
X, Widow Of A. Abbott,
Chrisney.
NJ, mother of ~. Buhierl
r., mother of l.. JohnsoI
s., widow Of /. Foster, Il
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-09-26
She Tried and Knows.

A leading chemist of New York
says: "NO plasters ofsuch merit as
the Ath-lo-pho-ros Plasters haveever
before been produced" They are
o novelty because they are not made
simply to sell cheap, they are the
best that science, skill and money
can produce, and will do what is
claimed for them. For sprains,
aches, weakness, lameness, etc.,
they are unequaled.
tD4 Fulton ST.. Sandusky, o.. Nov. q, ST.
The Athlophoros Plaster acted like
magic. II is the best | ever tried aud
have used many kinds. Our druCEsfst
said "plssters are all about the same " but
don't think so now. Ispryned my arm
and shoulder in July, and il has been
painful since. but it docs not pain me at
al now. Mrs. WILLIS MAeuL-
h7r Bend cents for the beautiful colored pic
ture, Moorish Maiden"
THE ATRL 0PHOROS co. ff2 Wall ST MY
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

IT Is AN esIAOllbhed fact thAI Tho
contra atOrS for The removal oil garbage
In this city are no performing their
duty. We AIe daily receiving com.
plants from All pa he OF the ally Aai
are continually bblnR requeIted no
stir ~ The oonFAeR| re. Several per.
sons Lave sold US that Shsy have not
seen siOp gAlhersr In their neighbour
hood Tor isn days Or tHo weeks, and
that every available vessel ls Il led
with gAEOags, 4AllIng for them 20
come. 70 all suoh parsons va say r.
port the isci 10 Secretary Lss al once,
and We have no doubI but hs Will have
1t Attended 10. To par minds the great
CAUSE oil she trouble lies In the iAoI thai
ahe oily dOss moi pay money enough 10
secure the prompt removal OF the gar
bARe, aud under sbe amount Appro-
priAied ior the pur pisa 90 d. MOI DO.
lieVe that there IL any man Who or
comply With The &C as OF his CON lrAo
and remove tue garbage every day
during the Ium M F months RIshou
losing m0oHy. Sill she contra okorl
are Also 10 blame tt ihls matter, As n,
man has right to old for or Aoespt
contract 81 price 90 loW As 10 pre-
oluds she possibility OF his perlorminl
his dujy 10 the puGlic.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

ANY oHH Vho has hAd HE pAIlsnss
10 Wsds through the 9Se thousand
words Of President Ulsvsland's letter Of
Aossplanes, and viii nov reAd 0m-
srAl HAFisOa's letter, eARnol tAil 10
Ses the differences batweea the men.
NJ. OlevelAnA's lstIaE IL q mass OF
SophlSlEy written Tor the purpose Of
deception, and causing lho great mAsu
OF the people 10 bslieVs thai when he
wrote that wonderful free trade mes
sage ho meant som0lhing enllrely ait
isront 70 what he said. Ga the con.
lrAry, General HArFison's letter IL =
bold, manly doSumen'; there 10 NO
dOdgiag any OF the leading question:
Of the day, and taken altogether II u
one OF the most able documents thai
has blea issued since Mr.. BlAlns's re-
VlsR OF The PFsIldsnl's message. We
advise every one 10 give General AAr-
Flson's lsttsr . careful perusal and Jhsn
ponder on the truths which u sets
forth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

CHAIRMAN rhoMl AS V. CooPAR Of
PeBsylvAnlA said. when he heard 81 Q
news no n Mani:
''The ssme gain iI New York would
give Us between thirty. Ave Gnd forty
Thousand In the pIlrs State. / take
IL that tire great inGTeAse in the Repub
hoan vots In Vermont and Maine surely
indicates the result Id November. This
Is the forsrnBBer Of the Republican sue.
cess. 1t Is notice 10 President Oleve-
land that the American Workingmen
favor that policy Of govern ment which
fosters and protects home Industries
ARainst foreign competition. His AZ
tempt 10 convince thbm that . tariff for
revenue only will furnish ample protsO
ton 10 American ind uslrieB has failed
utterly. But the N est turpI Icing thing
70 me about the rstulns from Maine ia
the great failing of in the Prohibition
vote. There has bee 8 remarkable de
ortAse In the third party vote"
His vie We will be endorsed by every
sensible thinking man, Wheshsr he BE-
Democrat or Republican. OfsRoB,
Vermont and Main Hho = q large in.
crease in the Republican vote, and Il Il
but Reasonable 70 suppose thai the gAiE
will MT 90 oOnanst TO them. A pro
poFIlonAie gain OF iebs Than one half IL
New YIrk, Nav Jersey And IndIanA
or even In Ihs hrst lAmsi STATE, make
the election Of Harrison and Morton Al
assured iAos, and Iupi Why We Will no
get II IL problem Ahe DsmojrAGs or
unable IN AnsBaE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

The union must be perfect
to get the good Of two fibres
so different. Strength Of the
silk, soitness of the wool; a
finish that blends brilllancy
with mellowness.
We have chosen Henriet-
tas with the greatest care
Every test. From cocoon
and fleece to fabric, nothing
skipped. NE stand 6eAiNa
sOeyY yard that goes O0sr On'
counters Good body, ex-
quisite finish, and all the
new shades that find favor,
Three grades, 81, $I.as
$3.50.
Atwood Henriettas. Every
tint that Fashion calls for
and plenty Of each. They
say there isn't such another
unbroken color line to b.
come across. 75c, 81, and
SI25.
New Colored Cashmeres
40 inches, so and Coo.
Northeast of centre.
Elephant Huck, 22x42 in
An uncommonly gooC
Towel at 25c; but the price
Is 2oc. Dice.block border
In two colors, several de.
signs.
A good, honest, I5c Cream
Damask Towel for I2Ac.
Getting the goods direct
from the manufacturer i:
what let's us do these unu-
sual things.
Southwest Of centre
Not any easy thing these
days to get out ct the regu'
lar trot in Women's Hand
kerchiet style $. Here's
something o d d ~ fresh
Dainty title and big borders
embroidered, prIn'ed, hem.
stitched, good linen. 25c.
Southwest of centre, next Transept.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
ON "WEDNESDAY.
18TH DAY OF SEPT, 1888,
at 10 o'clock q. m,

Inc Following described rehl ttIAtds WEI
All that tract OF land and marsh situate in
St. Georges hundred aud partly in Red Lien
hundred. New Castle county and State Of
l1elAwAre. bounded and described as follows
to wills
the public road leading 10 Delaware City .
corner foI land OF william lteyb 9ld and run
ming thence by the said road south GIN degrees
west u chains es links 20 corner for land OF
samuel and James 7. Carpenter thence by
llnss to ditch thence BY said di'ch north 80
degrees west chains 60 links nor IN IS degrees
west ohAinl 81 llnks south 20 degrees west 7
chains % Links north 81 degrees west chains
north IN deRrees west chains Do links north
lOA degrees west chains "a iinks north ssh
degrees east chains 10 LINKS 10 the centre 81
an old oteet, thence by said creek north 10 IA
grses west chains q links 10 q corner for
these premises and land Of the said samuel
and james r. Carpenter and land of William
Bennetti thence with seid Aennstts land
centre Ofa canal . corner for land late Of
James hcMillln, thence with said canal and
said last mentioned land north 68s degrees
east a. chains 70 links north 81 degrees east Z
chains t. the centre Of the old creek aud
1 through for corner OF marsh OF James Henri
and William hey b0ld, thence by the several
l courleu Of the said creek, and the line Of thu
i said ReybOld's land 10 a point In the centre OF
/ the creek where a line running from the up
land mteraects said creek, thence south 2 81
Il deerees, east ~ ehalns 70 the place Of begin
ming, containing lao acres and 3 70 OF an acre
more or less with the buildings thereon
Seized and taken IN execution as the prop
erty OF John LOngland and Ann, his wife,
mortgages, and zsnas LonEland, I. I. AID
GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
eherin's once Wilmington, AuEust y lSss
AuA-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

BONN OF the Democratic i5urnAls
nave, in lheir abuse OF the Hon. james
u Blaine, been continually claiming
thAl his speeches we're doing the BE
publican pArly . vast deal OF harm In
NAME NOS boEeVtr, the election
has been held, and the result Is NOT Al
AL oAloulAIed 20 oNuae the Democrats
10 feel jabilAnL II the Republican
mhlorlly bad DROPPED down to six or
slight thousand, thble same Dam o,rAtlo
organs would now have been commence
ing their editorials with, "Just a. va
predl ,Gsd," ell h, no zevsr, has moi
happened Just IS they predicted, and
oonseq ueDty hey have nothing 70 say.
The RsDuollcAus q SO periedlly sAllIhed
shat M. Blaine shall continue 10 In.
lure then Ia thls way, and propose ere
long TO Per nIi k!m 10 do vhRI he oau
Tor the Democrats 10 ths State OF New
YORK All The peppie -EAnt IL 10 have
the stuss fully and fairly t1 plk fNei tC
them, tgd We kno Of n5ne mere o@m
psssL. l. :. ..-.s = - 49, L.. J-.& u.
q, Bake,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

THE Temperance Alliance OF New
JrRy has Issued an address 10 The
temperance voters Of that BiAie urging
upon them the absolute neossBity Of
voting The Republican Ticket At the
coming election. Ia this address the
work done by the Rapub!leAu LsgiSla-
ture IL FeVls we'd, and AlSo the Efforts Of
she Democrats 70 override IL DR..
BAllArl, an ardent Pr)hlbiionlsL
wrote sAe address, and In conclusion
BAyt:
CAN danRers have been auooespfully
passed. Tue only onb remaining nov
which may be fatal 10 It's life IL found
In a possible m joriNy In the coming
Legislature who will repeal II. II 10
open ~ stated that tile liquor interest
intends to concentrate its work and
money this autumn iI an effort to elect
such a Legislature. This 10 lhe pivotal
point upon whose turning the temper
Anos advance or retreat win become
mater Of Temperance history. An 10
telllAe p I lover Of the temperance cause
who Lives that Gauss more than any
party organization, will not try 70
avoid the COZ cluBion that IN opposinR
majority in the coming legislative seS-
sion will be the GREATEST ditAster to
which ttnpeFAnos In New jersey has
yet been subjected. A vote cast for =
candidate Who will 10 ssnt there to re-
peal tie Jaw Is . vote SgAinEt the cause
Of importance"
II the Doctor had made the last sen
tanoe 90 that II would have read, .
vote oLBl for . Dhm0nrAt IL V0te
against the GAUSS Of temperance, he
would not have siAIdd anything moro
thRn iA9L The 3epu olloAn parry
every Hkers 10 in fAvdE OF laws hal oAn
be enforced for the restriction OF the
liquor Hkfhl, While the Democratic
parry Is tKAoily lhR reverse. There
fore, Il should nol b3a diff salt m alter
for the irlends OF ttinpeFApCs 10 deter.
mint Hhers their voleH wilt do the
most good. Ia this BIR1e the Repu Dill
oan pax y IL pledged ~ high license snd
local option, and tue temperance
men Elsn 20 see these reforms carried
into Gtfeos they will lsslsi In slecilnR q
Rspusli,An LsRislstu Fe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
ON THURSDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1885.
At 10 O'cIsckR,

The following described real estate viz:
10Y % land tltua ed in Mill Creek Hun
dred, New Castle County. DeitWarr bagin.
nlhR A. stone, n co npr OF Ian Is then az
captain W lam Montgomery, thence by the
20 stone, corner o the lands now Of Allen
ward, thence by the same south 1874 deRrees,
thbl ~ ~ . perChcs to stone In the road lend
ing from the Newport road through b illtopn
tntnee along the said road north 55A degrees,
eahi ~ o. 70 degrees u the pia of beginning,
EnhiAlnlnB one acre and IS pc ches, more OF
thereon. ss@''e
relEei and taken into execution as ths
tJohn y. AllcOrn, administrator OF Geo i
AhcOrn, deceased, and to be sold hy
m GILES LAMBS IN. SheFtd
A. D., 1855. Al .Ss-s ~ :
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1883,
at2o'elock, p. M,


the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with the
building thereon erected. Bituat, in the
Cliy Of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: BeaiuuInR Al 4
point on the eaa'erly eide OF Monroe street al
the distance Of one hundred and fouF feet four
ana One-halt Inches, nnTlheIly from the
north-rl side - Tenth street; thence
easterly and parallel with TentI street and
passing through the middle Of the division
v all tf this aud the adjoining house on the
erly and parallel with Monroe street six teen
feet To- another stake, thence westerly parAl el
middle ofthe vision wall OF this and the Adj
Joining house on the north seventy feet to the
Aforesaid side Of Monroe Vt eat, and thence
beginning.
Seized and taken In execution as the prom
erty of Annie ". Straughn and William 4,
Strau I'm, and I, g., and to he sold ny
GILES JAMESON. Sheriff.
therin'B CNce, Wilmington, Sept l. 1888,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
WANAMAKER's.
PHIADnIrmA. wednesday, sept u, isss.


Oriental Carpets and
Rugs. Symphonies in color.
Soft, silky; last for genera
tons. The woven embodi-
ment of Eastern luxury
Only a little time back they
were among the most extra
VACANT furnishing things;
now, counting wear ard real
worth, they are about as rea.
Sonable as domestic Rugs
Half-a- dozen years have
brought most of the change.
We have had a big hand
in making these bright,
cheerful luxurious bits from
the Orient fair priced. Our
trade in them has gro I'm to
surprising proportions
We have put the choicest
products OF Persia and Tur-
key within the reach of mod
EFT pu ses. buying close to
first HANDS is the only way
this could be done. Our
agents in the East are all the
time on the lookout for dc
sirable lots. The Carpets
and Rugs they have picked
up since last Spring are now
in, By all odds the finest as
sortment we have ever had
Among them
Persian Ghiordes
Emile Oushak
Kirman Daghestan
mostly in room and rug
sizes. The gathering o
Antique Dlghestans, ex
Pressly selected for quality
E condition, and odd colo
toning, Is exceptionally fine
; Fireplace, door, and hal
! sizes. Modern Daghestan
at little more than home
, made.Rug prices.
, Antique Runners for hall
g.. and stairways Sheen lik,
|, velvet.
0 We are glad to have 20
: look at this outpour of ORR
: entail opulence. Never
;. better time to see and knoy
o what has made the hand
work CT these patient toiler
!. in sunrise lands so famous.
. Second floor, Market street side For
u elevators.
!, Any weaver with commo
. wit can put silk and wo,
a together into a SkuH-sil
s. one way, wool the other
u and call 1t Henrietta. Gel
uine Henrietta grows TIL
!: way, but not with the hel
y of common wit. Silk wal
e :, and wool filling isn't enoug
N There's a knack in putin
= them together right tn,
m only now and then a weavD
1S gets. There's quite as muc
., knack in getting the silk al
q Z wool threads right to beg
ID with.
d We hear Of Henrietli
Z. hawked about at what at fiji
IN blush seems very modera
;. prices. Try the stuff. Slim
TO sy, sleasy, slippery. A sill
N. and.wool Henrietta that
la little wong Is all wron
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
ON SATURDAY,
THE ltTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1854
At 2 o'clock .. M,
Ths believing d ssOribod roll estate. viIi


All that certain lot or parcel Of Land with
brick house thereon erected, situate IN the
city OF Wilming on Aforesaid, bounded and
described - follows, to wi :
Heginntng on the nortnerly eide Of
second street At the distrnee Of eighty
one foet abstsr,y tom the stoFiS side Of
Adsma street, theme along said side OF
second rect eaHteTly 80 feet to corner,
thence uortherlY and parallel with Adams
street % feet 10 = corner, thence westerly
along line Of . feet wide alley running
pAfall with second street 10 feet 10 4 corner,
thence southerly along a line Of said alley.
parallel with Adams street 70 teet 20 a corner,
thence weste " and parallel with second
erect along said side Of said aforesaid alley 4
feet wide 10 feet 20 n corner, thence utterly
and parallel with Adams street 90 feet 10 The
aforesaid side Of Second street and place OF
beginning. be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken IN execution az the
properly Of Jsmes Laherty, deceased (Henry
~. Turne~. Executor, aud Jane =. Lam Ttv,
surviving mgTigagor and I. :. and TO sold D.
0l.Fa Jameson, Sheriff,
sherih's Once, WnmingtOn, sept. !, 1883,
Hep-i-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

An that certain lot or piece OF land. with
the twO-story brick dwelling ere cted The reOn,
situate In the city OF wilmington Aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows to wit!
beginning on the eAHterly side OF jefferson
street. Al the diitRnce OF thirty. I'VE feet
noTtherly from the nOrtherly side OF Thir-
teenth street, thence rasteily and parallel
" ith Thirteenth street and passing through
the one adjoining on the south slXty-slK feet
to a corner, thepce nOrtheTlY and parallel
other corner, thence west rly and raTaliei
with thirteenth street siNty-siN feet to the
Aforesaid side Of jefferson stree, and thence
thereby aOutherly thirty-nve feet to the place
Of beginning, be the contents Their of what
they may.
Seized and taken 10 execution As the prop
eTty Of Annie y. StTauRhn and William T.
btraughn, and l. ta.. and 20 be sold by
GILES LAM BISON, Sheriff.
hherin's Once, Wilmington, september l.,
1873. sl-eod-ta
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

'GRERlFF'B SALE--BY VIRTUE OF A
- WELT Of LevRri FasiRs 10 me
dirostNd, Will be exposed TO public sale,
at the Court House, on Market street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, ID the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
THAT BOY

Wants a new Suit,
doesn't he? We have
it in one OF the nobb,
stylish suits for boys
which just arrived yes
terday. They are beau
ties, and if you enjoy
looking over the new
styles stop in and spend
a few moments at Sixth
and Mrrket. and you
will wonder how it's
possible to get such
made clothing for SO
low prices The cash
does it;buys them cheap
and sells them low;
makes brisk business
and keeps things always
moving. Bear 10 mind
we will gladly show
goods even II you do
not wish to buy.
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GHERIFPs BALE--BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of Ais, LevAri FAciAA TO me direeted,
now occupied BY ElijAh A Stout, In Delaware
CITY, In Red Lion hundred. hew Castle
County, Dol,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

CHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ a writ Of Nendltloni Exponas 70 me
directed, Will be exposed to public sale AT
the hotel Of Jacob Hyatt, In stanton, NH
Greek Hundred, New Castle County, Della
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DIR. THEET
53S N. Fourth st
Below Green,
PHAADELPHIE

= years practical hHperisnt
6uarAntees 70 cure mere quials
SAFER and permanent than 40
adVeItiHing physician all Rpa
cihlibiHenHcH, Bleed Poia;,E
hin biAenHeA, lilmpisE
niotehcAt Obstinate ulsers
OhsiruetiDnH, 1ntiAmnAfiop
OF kidney, bladder aud oths
erga5s Nervous IlebIlltg
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special Train and RsduOsd Rats 20
Buffalo nllla show.

special Train and Reduced RATES 10
Buffalo EMS show.
In order to enable the residents along
tho line Of The Delaware Division 70
visit Buffalo Blll's great American
show, now exhibiting as Gentlemen's
Driving Park, Philadelphia, the PhilA
delphiS, Wilmington aud Baltimore
Railroad Company will run . special
train direct 10 WynBeheld Avenue Sta
ton = short walk from the Psrk) on
Thursday, September 18th, leaving Del.
mar Q 90 9 m, Seaford 8 30. HArring.
ton 10 so, Georgetown Q Is, Dover
IL IS, Olsyton 1i.36, Wilmington IL 40
.. M, Chester, 90 p. m, stopping at
all intsrmsdiate stations on the De.R-
ware Division.
The rate, including admission, will
be $500 from DelmAF, g. 80 from Sea-
ford, $500 from Harrington, o. 10 from
Ge1rRetOWn, 90 20 from Dover, 81 80
from Clay ton, 81 % fFom Wilmington,
80 cents from Chester, and at proper
tionAtely low rAteG from other stations.
rhe returning train will leave the Park
about $50 p. IN. This 10 the last oppor.
tunlty TO witness this wonderful psI for.
nance, and no one should fail 10 grasp
IL.