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Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

IT Is sha that several o! the com
panies you'd have been 81 lhs nte
much sooner last Sunday morning had
Il noI been that shs alarm sEucE
different IocAlily at almost sveEy engine
house where II did strike, while ~ lhe
Washington Hnd several other houses II
did not strike at all. I this is correct
1t shows that there 10 soa-sshirg radi-
cAlly wrong with the system, and tse
sooner II IL Esmsdled the beiser. II the
batteries al the City Hall are leo weak
they should DO strengthened By the ed
dIaou OF more jAEs Of once, ~ lhis 10
TOO important . matter 10 b " %
wIib. A delAy OF . few minutes In the
90 m pnnies res ,hiug the scene OF oon-
fiSgrAtion may result In the desiruo-
lion OF thousands OF dollars worth oil
pro perry, and II 10 hoped that the Fire
Dom mitsee OF Oily Council will invsah'
gate this matter, and II there is any
defect have II rsmsdled without delay
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

NEARLY uns hundred days have
clap O. since MI. ulevelAnd's renomi'
nAtiou OF himself was endorsed BY me
81. L luis OoavontloD, and 81 last his
letter OF acceptance has appeared A.
he took 90 long o lime 70 consider thls
matter u wAs but reasonable 10 sup
pose lhA he would give rs soms Oorreo-
tlen OF he blubdsEa thNa he made in
hls message last fall concerning the
tariff BaI lhose Who have looked Tor
ANYTHING Of this kind have been sadly
mlssAk ~, 81 Mr.. Cleveland Sill Ad'
here's TO his fEss trade policy, although
he en- ieAvorS 10 conceal II under the
name Of revision OF the tAElf. His
ohIeI objscI lu doing Ihis is 70 oonvlnce
the voterB OF the North that he IL In
favor OF projection and only wishes 70
reduce or abolish the bArin on such
articles As We cannot raise or produces
In This country. he sAyS that he hes
moi inferred upon . crUDAde OF fret
trade" but Mr.. Mills, Who, We sup
DOSE kuo ws ~ much about this matter
~ Mr.. Cleveland, assures rs that tht
o. I.9uis platform msAns free TAds I'll
throuRs. MI. wAllerSon, via Il
crediIsl with framing the platform
says h II The De noCrAhc parry OIL wAyi
has been and sIlll 10 In favor Of ire
trade Y8i, In the face OF these AsIeE
tlonA, Nj. o eveiand attempts 10 m Ak
the people believe that the Issue In Ihi
oAmpAisa is VAsGly different 10 what b
STATED in bic message end which 10 70
Affltntd II the platform on which b
nov siaBds. Hs 10 stll in favor Of fire
trade, ana although he tries to dll
guiss this fast in his letter Of aiospl
Anoe, Il 10 Sp aren't ali through. Tn
fact Is, M, Cleveland 10 AINmp ping |
play Ihs same game that has AlWAy
bsen played ~ ths Democratic party
Of bsipgA proIscilonlst In the mAnI
iAoiurin4 n r,h and q free trader |
she SUN Under this misrspresenta
sion be was s.e0ed in 1884, DuI 1t
scarcely possible that the people vi
be deceived In The same manner
1883
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

oRzaoA aud vsFmonh have spoken,
and no y comes the news from Maine
that the Republicans hAvs "a soeedsd In
plling up larger vols 1hAn sven ahai
OF four years ego. MAlns 10 directly
interested In the Ashsry business, and
she raises her voice in conde mnA1ion OF
shs policy puEsuea By tha AdninissFs'
zion In reference 10 this impoFsana
question. She also joins with Oregon
and Vermont in protesting against ifes
trade. Nsd the consequent desraonon
OF AmsricAa industries. Pfesidsul
Cleveland hoped 10 ILiiaenoe the vote
In Maine By his fuss ana feathers 70
tallAtion message, but the shot fell vide
Of the mark. Tue gain In the Rspuo-
lloAn vote in the States which hAv'
spoken prssAgss . sweeping victory
and the trIumphAnt election OF HArrl
son and Morton in November.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
BALEImOER PoLIrIUS.
Rspu BlicAns Encouraged - Democrats
Conscious OF . Rocky Road Ahead.
From our Special Correspondent.

Rapu biieAns Encouraged - Democrats
CONSCIOUS Of . Rocky Road Ahead.
From our Special Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, Sept. aEytbiuR
here 10 Just awAkibg from the kummef
leshAEgy. The fall trade lie commencing,
business increasing, and the merchants
predict an exceptionally good season
for . Presidential year. Preparations
are being made by iobbers and whole
saIsrs for moving q larger volume OF
goods than last year.
Parks, squares aud boulevArds are all
beautiful, and now and for the n SIT two
months will be the most beautiful OF
BAltimoRe's BeAHonB.
The ape weather tempts 10 shop. The
ladies who sol ouIn ct shady places In
the past summer have By their absence
taken ali the beauty from tie prone
nRdes.
But the prosperity Of the city and the
beauty OF it's daughters are not TO day
what Am thinking Gbout.
| have been watching strA ~ and
from them tying TO find the way the
political wind 10 blowing. There Ia mot
YET much Of a Wind. only light air;
but q Ger ain low sound prssARes 3
storm, and such q ttorm that will as
tonish some good people Il this city
when tie SOvem Der electors clme.
The Republicans here will not regret
the quiet, thorough work they are nov
doing. There ts no bluster and hurIah
boys" rot the pipes are being lad Ia
3 large stream Of We 81 Local organ
lzina IL being perfected In q ski!lia
manner, aud tbs careful prspRfatloLl
cannot fall to yield satisfactory results
The rank and file Of both polltlcA
parties here, have bad In THEM many
dieturbiDR elements and while TIT
Democratic party had the bar lest prob
lem 70 solve In deEliDR with the brAWl
ers In their party, they have succeedsl
In q Wobde fui manner In reducing tn
disorderiy section 10 obediepcs - party
discipline.
! The Republicans this year, taking
5 lesson from their opponents, are shut
1 ting out Ihs b.eedsrs and sucG eTs, an
t. are uniting their various diEintegTRie
:. factions into harmonious whole
4 This year the unAn!mlty Of the lea
deEA and the Absen 80 Of the jarrinR thI
hes too often maErsd the suucess Of II
Republican party in this city Ia not
] worthy.
q The certainty that by good WORK Ii
VI hhNAAabh hN0 AAbA WI 40 :
N sursd, gives 70 the patty leaders here
! ouhdenee thai is communicated
their followers, and Will e the polite
:. compile zion Of Baltimore Il veil know
to be democrAtici yet prominent dem
~ Gratis concede that only by the harde
Do kind OF work are they 10 elect the
q, eandldAtet-A good deaI to= BAltlmo
q, democrat to coEeede.
IN Several prominent ous sud out deu
be Gratis though rot practical politician
"a will not vote for Cleveland this fall
N they cannot RRree With his Tariff vleE
a. While we cannot claim Baltimt
will go Republican, We can pred
- large republican gains here land
ns may aurprite you al. yet }
-si am soirg to fitts6uTs tonight q
N will tndeaVor 10 send you ietter
as. your Weduastay'e paper tEon that Oh
or smoky oit-. AIR
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF SEPT, 1888,

The following described real estate, Wis;
All that tract OF land and march situate in
81. Georges hundre aud partly In Red LiRn
hundred. New Castle county and state OF
Beginning at a stake on the westerly side Of
the public road leading 10 Delaware CITY
corner fol land OF william Reyb Did and rum
west "a chains % links TO 8 corner for land OF
samuel and James T. Carpenter thence by
said land north ~ degrees west % chains %
degrees west chains 90 links north o. degrees
west chains "a links south 70 degrees west
chains 20 links north 81 degrees weat 3 chains
~ links north IS degrees east chains &c links
north IN dekreea west chains ~ links north
i0A degrees west chains "a links north bsA
degrees east chains 10 links TO the centre OF
an old creek, thence by said creek north l6 Ia
degrees west chains A iinks north 81 i de-
these premises and land Of the said Samuel
and James r. Carpenter and land of William
Bennett thence with said Benefits land
north IA degrees east ohalns % linka to the
centre ofA canal corner fer land late Of
James MeMillin, thence with said canal and
L said last mentioned land north 08H degrees
east - chains s6 links north 81 degrees east
through for a eorRef OF marsh Of James Henry
and William ksybold, thence by the several
courf es Of the said creek, and the line Of thu
1 said Rsybold's land TO point In the centre O.
land lntersects said creek, thence south az
Adekrcea, east o. chains to the place Of begin
lining, containing 10 acres and 3 70 OF an Acr'
more or les with the buildings thereon
Herected,
seii ed and taken in execution as the prop
lerty OF John LonKland and Ann, his wife
AmortgAgors, and Zsuas + Longland, I. /. ant
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
AuN-ta
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

TEE fras Isss OF the P0os shouli
kag2 s.us oeIteI means Of ognvsyine
Liza - ptasnH 70 The Alnsh1use than
bII NV employed. The present plan
IL y pc "a 1ne nan With an ambulance,
A vhlch The patient is plAc5d hand
uptst tuI other wise free 70 stack the
os1FH SLtns7er Il mSy suit him so do
III Lsssnoe Of shls kind occurred
yssis'1ty An insane oolorsd man,
Wit ta3 s9aped from the Almshouse,
vM "a = uttd By lhe p9li!e and sAksn
Il IL tAl. The peFIn;endsns oil the
Aimst2ass Was n9liasd Sud he sent the
hu.pt ksse TO conway the man back 10
ala ia l'usion. As Ihs psdsnI 3Aa
EnpWn 70 be violent be vas hAndcuffsi,
hnt systy hing vent welt un,ll the
whRgI reached Ta.fd and Market
Hssss'', when he man Vas seized with
suroitn teti L and attacked the driver
ifEgK ths com bined efforts Of Ihrss Of
aort Msa - snbdus him AMI The mol
osI ~ I1ss Fl the necesi OF som
mett assu'e method OF Gskng ihsAu
pa ~ u iErauSl CUT streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

THE EAMs OF 5Amue, H. BAynArd
for 5.ae 5auAtoT, and Frank II
Hcfi ikr, Eq, for representative.
have b-fn suggested, and We do not
knoE ilai SLy bsleF or ger eAndl.
dAlts lsn 10 ,uubd. B It'll OF these gen.
lleue n ARE sIsunoh Republicans, bat
neither is ga LfILBiE re partisan. MI.
BIy.srd - veil kno IN business man,
and Mr.. H dsskn IL equLlly we'll
kuo - 80 Ss;1Tsey, an thsEs IL no
doaoI buG both would veil rsprssent
ths 10 ,sEssI OF lhls city In lae LsHislA.
ture. Tue Democratic party u dis.
EupHd aiEn 10 ieTnAi diEsen Hon, and
the R'pubH,Ans never had better
ehAnoe u canning this oouuty than the
preBsnL Fnry 00iy lhlng tney have sG
do Ia - 1niEA E good men, AMI Ihere
ia very lite douol about their being
elsessl The coming legislature viii
have several vary inplriAnI questions
70 On der, AnCns then belos that o
kiEE license and Constitutional reform
Ga bJth Of tssss qasstions these gentle
nsn are Hsandi ASd consequently wil
e5nmEbd shs Vo1ss OF the people.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

II ABY ne Ell take lhs Greu BILE 10
1gtstYs the a9rdiiion of MArksI ssrses
between z M and S.xta streets they
viii moi haze aty hes.iAhon In saying
thai the AIJsAiIun blocks With whoa
IL Ia paved is tue best material ever In.
trod1 ell 10 this city for The purpose.
This ia Ibs ale,nest sq1Ars in this oily,
ana tbs only Snnisr IL thai the 8 rec.
and Save; C.1z!st!cn d mol have
more Of ont sweets paved eth this m 8
tsRlal. II Ia BuPerier TO Ihs Belgian
block as Is oan De realty aud quickly
cleaned And re!A'ns no moisture. They
ALLOW less n lice than Other pave nsnis
and as they 10 not Rstmlt OF any dir
Edhertns to The BIO Ks they ex 81 al
other pAVemenn from . sanitary poln
Of vieR. The storekeepers on MArke
atreeG between Fifth and SIKH street
are not annoyed by dust, and take
altogether We believe II 10 be the bel
pavement ever innoduosd into III
oily. As The GOAT 10 less than grant
blocks, 9e csnuol see why they OIL
moi more generally used.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
THE ORIGINAL
BEE HIVE D
3O6 MARKET STREET.
ANOTHER BIG CUT IN
PRICES.

German Turkey.red Table
Covers. The $I.25 size Tor
a Jew days only, at 95 cents
An extra large Huck
To vel, actual value 81 cents.
Take these now for 20 cents
each, S for 81. A bargain
no good housekeeper can
afford to lose.
White Bed Spreads, three
great temptations:
A $500 Spread for 75
;cents.
A $L35 Spread for $l.0O
A 81 rs Spread for 81 q
For a very few days.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

snin II Aesarwnras, the same g. b aona
IN PhllndslphtA Aad olssWhra ms
Raa oDvsxs used By ths patrol have
hssn tha means Of saving tsns Of thou
ssadu Of dollaxs worth Of properly IN
PhIIAdslp hlA, AID there Il no doahs o1s
tha sAuna wonid be the oAss In thls
city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

The NECESSITY OF an Insurance
patrol vas never more toroibly shown
in this city han al the are which CO.
CURED al q ,ikl rs morocco factory
last Sunday m3rning. There were
ahouSAnd1 Of dollars worth Of skins
ruiz cd by shs water, which WAS re-
quiFsd to extirga!Ih The Are, and II We
would have nAi IN insurLa65 patrol,
such wistns Eested year or so ago,
many II not al Of ihese could have
been saved. We, however, are not IN
favor OF 'he c!.y providing this, rs vi
couAasE /. Gas day OF abe insuFAn o.
companies 20 provide IL and also main
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
ON THURSDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1888,

The following described real estate viz:
A lot ol land sltua ed IN Mil Creek Hun
dred, New Castle County, Delaware, begin
ming At stone, a corner of lands then Of
Captain William Montgomery, thence by the
same south 7bH degrees, west IS 10 peTchea
to n stone, corner of the lands now OF Allen
Ward, thence by the same south l5IS deRrees,
east 10 s. o perch S to stone In the road lead,
Ing from the Newport road through b illtoNn,
thence along the said road north 5sla DEGREES,
east 10 b. degrees - the pl8 OF beginning,
containing ONE acre and % pc ches, more or
less, with frame dwelling house and stable
thereon,
Feizeh and taken into execution as the
prODerty of George + AllCoTn, deceased
tJOhn y. Allcorn, administrator OF Geo. l..
Allcornt deceased and to be sold by
sheria's Once, Wilmington, August 27th,
1 A. D., 1855. au .2S-eod
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 10 The trip,
lels born In this city . month ago are
doing well, and have been named re.
spectIvLly Frances Folsom Johnson
Grover Cleveland Johrson and Allen
g. Thurman johnson They hold
daily reception between 8 Anc p. m
and are visited by large numbars Of
people.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
GOVERNMENT LOT
Mini and ShipIey SITS.

IVlnn dIlu onIpley OlS'
To ratify the National an i
County ticket.
The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Hon. George
Gray, Hon. Charles B. Lore,
Hon. Benjamin T. Biggs,
Hon. John B. Pennington,
George H Bates, Esq, j.
Frank Ball, Esq, Willard
Salisbury, Jr,, Esq II. A.
Rowland, Esq, and others,
The speaking will com.
mence at 8 o'clock.
Let every Democrat turr
Tout upon this occ aston. AL
IcItizens without regard Il
Iparty affiliations are iuvitt q
to attend. Good music W
be furnished. sIo-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

rnrHApzLrH1A, russaag, sspl u, lsss.

The tide OF Dress Goods
surglng into the store grows
bigger and stronger every
day. At every coun ( e I
where stufs for Fall and
Winter wear belong there ID
the liveliest hustling and
busting. .... ...
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

To-day the New French
Printed Flannels wheel into
line. An army of them. The
sort of stuffs that home
again Summer wanderers by
seaside or mountain will be
glad to pass In review. More
styles and color mixings than
we ever knew of In one LOT
before. Two hundred ana
sls0sn varieties in the frs
detachment. Snowy, RAIN
bow tinted, sunrise shades
blendings that you've only
dreamed Of, embracing all
the new dyes:
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

The Inter State Commerce Commission
will meet in Dover 0n Thur,day, 10th
inst. to heal the Gaze Of the Delaware
State Grange against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company for alleged diserimi.
nation in freight rates and unreasonable
freight charges. The hearing of the case
was set for next ThurfdAy, out as the
railroad company asked for more time
for preparation, it was continued until
next week Geo Re II. Bates and Lev
G. Bird, Esqs OF this city, Will appear
for the Granger, and George Massey
ESQ. probably assisted by Judge Logan o
Philadelphia, for the railroad campany
The preliminary sleumeHt will be hea {
| in Washir gton to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
ON SATURDAY,
THE ltTH DAY OF sEPIEMBER, 1854
at o'clock p. m,
Ths following described resi- estate, Wis.

AA@ AohVWAhA aencAAbSA ieAA eat1hNs Nls
All that certain lot or parcel Of land with
. brick house thereon erected, situate In the
city OF wilmipg on aforesaid, bounded and
described ~ follows, 70 wit;
Beginning on the noftnerly side Of
second street ct the distance OF eighty
one feet sAstsFly from the essterlv side OF
Adams street. thence along said side of
Second street, easterly 80 feet TO corner,
thence northerly and parallel with Adams
street Bs feet to corner. thence westerly
along line Of = teet wide alley running
pRtAlI with Second street 10 feet to . corner,
thence aoutheTly along line Of said alley,
parallel with Adams stree 30 feet to = corner,
thence westerly and parallel with Second
street along stid side Of said Aforesaid alley 4
feet Wide 10 feet 10 n corner, thence s1utherly
and pa Allel with Adams street 70 feet 10 the
Aforesaid side OF Second street and place Of
beginning. be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized AND taken 10 execution as the
properly OF James Lailerty, deceased, tHenry
q. gurne-. Executor, and Jane ". LantrtY,
lturvlyinR morigAgnr, and I, :. and to sold b.
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
sheFiH's ONCE, Wilmington, sept. !, 1858
sep-l-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

sALE-BYYIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of Ais, Levart FaeiAs, 70 ne arrested,
will be exp0sed 10 public sale At the hotel
now occupied by Elijah A. Stout, in Delaware
city, in Red Lion hundred. new Caaue
County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

GHERIFR's SALE.-BY VIRTUE or A
- WRIT Of LevAn FaoiAs % me
directed, will be exposed 10 public sale,
city Of wilmington, Rev Castle county,
U0L.,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

terra Gotta navy
old gold gobelin
maroon brown
orange gray
drab white
tan BLACK
Those are the ground colors.
Rich, warm, handsome, but
made richer, warmer, hand
somer by
Stripes-hairline 10 ~ inch
Stripes with polka spots -
Stripes with bairline oveTStripes
Cluster stripes of various Widths.
Graduated stripes
Single and double striped plaids
Polka spots
Eccentric figures
aud other designs, each put
on in from one to three har-
monizing colors. o n | y
French genius and audacity
could give such sparkle and
brightness to so simple a
fabric. Wool as fine, weav-
ing as perfect, come from
other looms, but such ex-
quisite printing can be had
nowhere else. CSC a yard.
Northeast Of centre.
Il Sc inch good wetght
mixea TricOt at 25c. We
sold one but a tritie better
at soc last season. These are
new goods, without fault.
black mixed, two styles
/ dark aud medium gray mixed
dark ard medium br .Wn mixed
They will be one of the sen
sations of the season.
Another. so inch R2atc
Habit Cloth, 5ocI A quality
we never sold before unde
75c. A good, substantial
well looking stuff Think Q
It'll Material for a stylis
dress Tor So! Among the CO.
orlngt:
stone and black
1 navy and black
Q navy and olive
two shades brown
two shades gray
:. Yar dstlcks will be gallopir
= here sure enough.
i Plenty more of the ne
!. dress things are coming
T with prices ground to
re point
Southeast of centre.
>. Some exceptional valu'
s. in Women's Hosiery al
re =, Underwear:
We For 81 SC:
i'd Women's Meriuo Vests, pearl b
or tons, cat'atitched with silk;
co SOC kind.
For Soc:
womeu's Finest Cotton Rib
on Vests; the 81 kind.
tn For 15c:
1 1 Women's Fancy Cotton Hose, n
nj. bers fttyles; the 25c kind.
bic For 19c:
he women's Black Cotton Hose, e
me fine, the 371ac kind.
n a,,l For 25c:
ear womsn's Fancy Cotton Hose;
sew soc kind.
q Of For 25c:
.nyi women's Fast Black Lisle Tn
= hote; the SOC kind.
There is a good big quaint
. ssS behind each OF these lite
, IN, Ne but a big quantity don't
,epl far here, especially when
o @% price is halt.
inlE C,,o.4,,,,. ...oo. .,ao mo-, otu.;,
'oss SAessnus s'''o' e'to' "0s' u "~'H
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

TNHE AkALOARB' bAELR9 BANK.
no. Bea MARREE BTREET.
IHpoRPoRAFnp.sss.s...s ,BHhRuAAY b, le18
Open 70 Feceive deposits daily from An
nnth p. m, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 8 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that the
profits upon its Investments, except 50 mach
Is Is required fer the payment Of necessary
axpsnsss and for suitable surplus for the
security OF dop0aitofs, shall be divided
Amone the depositofB.
no manager is allowed 70 borrow any part
Of the funds deposited with the Corporation.
MANIAC EKS.
George W. Bush, 3. Allen Hflles,
.. WsAle Weldin, Alexander ]. Hart,
Geo. q. OapsIla n. X. Benson,
l UhRs. W. HowlAnd, Job II. Jack son,
Jos. L.. Carpenter, Jr., Anthony Higgins
| Henry Y. DuTo, Washington Hastinbs
MONEY LOAHKDOP MORT3A9kh,
Gao, W. BuBH, aHo. 3. UAFMLLH,
President. Vice P0aicent,
4. 7. TAYLoR, Treasurer.
lsW.my Jos. nj. mATHHR Auditor
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
lYspepti6

b franklin 4
| that, suffer-
saon, he was
lis sarsaPari|
lrely cured.
Iof High stre|
h for over a n
II she could 4
saIns very wei
| for her iain1
/ prescribed |
n the rcine'1
j Of llysINl''
frNllilnahNtl
kljlla "lh|
\, - che NFIl|
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

NY METHOD the only snoWn that cures BeFIaa
nenIy The Of Special Diseases largest
prvats practical experience with avery remedy
sud means known science for quickest recovery ant
permanent care. THE MOST DANGEROUS CAAEl
COLLECTED. Relief At sehd for book Truth
special diseases and exposing frAudH their triaGa
yie and avoid A0.Galled vegetable medi
ines blood purifiers fraudulent FTomising no care D
paw eta They ruin thousands Best skin In begin
ling will save much suffering Ind delay. Write cal
1ationts see the doctor only, Hours, 70 stoR Wss
ssdaE aud SATURDAY. ali 10 BundAz tili /.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
SHERIFF,e nnGR.-BY VIRTUE OF

All that certain lot or piece Of land, with
the twO-story brick dwelling erected thereon,
situate In tile city Of Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows, to " q:
beginning on the easserly side Of Jefferson
street, AT the distanca of thiTty-hye feet
nurtherly from the nortEerly side Of 1htr-
teenth street, thence easteGly and parallel
" 18th Thirteenth street and passing through
the one adjoining on the south siXty-siN feet
TO a corner, thence RertheriY and parallel
with Jefferson street thirty-fVe feet TO an.
other corner, thence we6tIrly and parallel
with Thirteenth street EiNty-sN feet TO the
Aforesaid side Of Jefferson stree, and thence
thereby southerly thiTty-Hyc feet 10 the place
OF beginning, be the contents Their. of what
they may.
Seized and taken In execution aH the prop
erty Of Annie h. SuauEhn and William I,
StrAughD, and I is. and To be sold by
GILES Jameson, Sheriff.
sheria's Onice, v ilmlngton, September ],
1885, si-eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

At bargain, Broom houss, with con
vepienoes, Only $3.50 required down
Apply 70 ", Scott Vernon this ofhoe
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
DsUrd||

Iure for 1ndig|
h from eati I
| but II anythi||
II and give ID
ltbAyer's 81
Iall over the la
IN, medicine.
I. Of gl8 Eigsb
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HAWKINS D CO.,
Real Estate Department

Some SPECIAL BARGAINS "
selected from es gu,
long list. 10 be sold ON eNeeptiOA"
easy teFInsi
$40 apFuce street,
2OB " cat Tenth street,
700 kame Tenth street.
622 " eHt Eighth street.
SIT HJOrIOW street.
R26 walnut street.
$40 Poplar street,
1924 Kirk wood street
2I8 Harrison street.
229 Monroe street
ala ~ est seventh ntFeoa
2OS East Tenth street
InO West street.
A06 Lincoln street
sos West Tenth street
III west Tenth sireeh
6I5 Windsor street.
IA Mechanic street.
3O3 Dn PBnt street.
l3I Bradford street.
HAWKINS 8 CO.,
7i2 Market Street,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-11

WILMINGTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
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81. S. GOLDEY, PRINCIPAL
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
DIR. THEETA
8 N. Fourth III
Below Green.
PHILADELPHIA.

as years practical experiences
Guarantees 70 cure more quicker
safer aud permanent than an,
advertising physician all epS
elallDiAehReA, Blood P0iAoa
skin Diseases, lslm plea
BloteheH, Obstinate JleeFA
1bstrucuopA, Inflammation
Of Kidney, BiaddeF aud ethe
oFEarH Nervous Debility
Early Decay, WeaLueAa, . e
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