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Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
Dr. simnls' RJs cure.

TIE greatest eye medicine on earth
curing hundreds of sore and inhamed
eyes, red and granulated eye lids, and
weak eyes, every year. We refer TO Mr..
Turner, at Hockessin. Mr.. .Rumor on Pop
lar st., Amos Brown, near Stanton, be
sides macy others, all remarkable cures
Perfectly sure, very reliable. Supplied
in 25 and 5Oc bottles. Main depot 4th and
King streets. Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
& Hill,
,w,na GOO Market Street,

|,,,,riially invite every lady
4 Ianlngton and vicinity TO
',vr spacious and elegant
,tue rom and inspect our
,eV stock of reasonable
|lhTrsble DRY GOODS of
n description, which We
|'I,ced On sale at price 8
Tlll be found to be the
IA Our constant aim is to
|,bour many CUSTOMERS the
pods Of the lowest prices.
N very glad to be able to
Ia large increAEe Of bust
slhcc we removed to our
|IEaton, but this we thiAk
What ought TO be, consid.
m central location, our
snCresso of stock and our
Tauh prices at every coun.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

James 0'Donnell, Hugh O'DJnusll
and John Carroll, vera aErAigEed .,
last nights session OF the Oiiy Oourl
charged with disordeFly oonduei. The
evidence showed that they were con.
csrned in . disturbance on the railroad
between West and TAtnAll streets last
Sunday night Il, however, came out
thAt Hugh 0'D thnell aud John Carroll
we're acting a. peaoemAksrS, and they
we're discharged, while James WAS flnsd
IS and coats,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Tomorrow evening Samuel W. Scott,
OF Pennsylvanis, Supreme President OF
the United FIiends Of America, will
vieit the jurisdiction Of Delaware. he
~il be accompanied by the supreme
officers and the party will be ent'rsained d
BY the Grand Couneil and mem beru OF
the order 81 MechAnIcs' Hall, Fourth
and King streets.
The quArtsFly session Of the Grand
Council, UDitsd Friends OF America,
will be held ct the headquArters Of
smyth Post, G. A r Third and King
streets, on Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

MKDIA, Oct 2l.-uhIof Of Police
NeWsome, Of OhssteF, is sAtiEfisd that
the men who got Farmer GuesL'a IS. 600
vera In Media this evening, Shortly
after 9 O'Clock three men with two
teams drove to the Charter Hougs aud
engaged the hostlOF At tbs stable to take
the teams to the stable Of George No
Mahon In Chester, whore they said they
hAd hired them at O'Clock this morn
lag, TEey sent money to pay for tie
teams besides paying the hostler we'll
for taking thin over 10 Chester. Howard
RSlsel, the agent ct Media STATEN, says
tho men bought tickets for the 1S
train from Media TO West Chester.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

This oolored people are holding fes.
tivAl Of Seventh and Button wood
strests for the purpose OF raising funds
TO establish church in that Vicinity,
but their sEorls have been intoftered
with by dieorderly o1sSssters. One Of
ihsSe, named Peter Hoffman, 1ss ar
reaied, and his oAe0 was called before
Judge Turner last evening. The mana.
gers Of the festival were loAth to prose.
cute him and did not appear, Oonss.
Quently he Was discharged,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
An Impottant Q Qatstlon


l No1ld likB to ask 4 question Of mir
Listers and the Board Of Education. II
1t tAhes fouF carloads OF RcOaea,er beer,
two tax collectors with S. 900 worth OF
bogus tax rectipts and 81. GOO to buy up
. certain GLASS OF saloons and the
GroceFymen's Association TO nominate
three men for ofiios, in . city of thirty
schools and hfty churches, What will *
take TO Olsot them2 By answering this
they will greatly obllgs,
A FoBRsTER
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

JOhn, alias "Aoksy" DnEAn, who
was arrested on . warrant charging
him with disoRdsHly c1Aduot, had .
earring before Judge Turner last even
ing, The evidence showed that he had
also assaulted q man hamed Mcguire,
and that after his arrest be struck OH
Ger Steward In tho face. He was sen
tenced TO pay q ane Of $40 and costs,
whioh, in his CASE, means another term
In New Castle jail.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
lESS GOODS,

|hab department we have q
|sthoice and varied assort.
|td the incest, newest and
|fppulsr dress materials in
"a stripes and plain fabrics
|sily every description. At
|mh 8 yard you can find q
b variety OF double width
Eats, worth ablut double
kFre At 314c 50c, 1881,
snd $3.50 you can find a
|pWisty Of beautiful dress
EhIs, Get samples from
|lpt Of the world and com.
1 dth ours. We are not
|iHd comparison or competi-
! Ladies who contemplate
|hgI elk dress OF any de.
Eton will fad our variety
FEd the pr,ceJ interesting
Economical.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Frank 8 R9bb was nuiie1 in mar
rlAge last evening TO Miss Lizzie p
Moore at Grace M. ID. Church In the
PRESENCE OF . iArg number Of the rela
tives ard frien0s OF the conuaotIpP 2
parties. The RsY. jacob Todd, ID. D.
PASTOR OF the church, performed
the ceremony, and Miss MaitIe
Plckels presided At ths orKsn. The
wedding party reached the church at
$50 O'clock, and as they passed up the
Ai'le wed ding march WAS played.
Thsy were met by the efleiAtiDg miEis.
ter at the chanoel, who pronounced the
impreesive ceremony prescribed by the
NJ. E. Ohufoh. Clarence 8 Robb, e
brother OF the groom, acted as beIt
man, but there were no bridesm aids.
TAe usherB were Waller s. Butler, o.
Il. Smith and William G. MurRatroyd d.
Immediately after the oereMoDy the
newly.wedded couple were driven TO
tbs p, W. g. B. Railroad atstIon, wher
they took the 06 p. m, train for New
York. Dufiog their absence they will
visit Niagara Falls and other points OF
intereet, returning home by way of
WafhlngtoD. The Rreom is o son OF
Charles H. R0bb, Of the Jackson g
Sharp Company, and the bride is 3
daughter OF Colonel Enooh Moore.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
AnLar, tho aorue FhIeE, Arrsntan

EELvIDEEE, Oot. 24-wm. Rutau
tbe Well-knOEn Philadelphia horse
thief, was osptured at OKIorl Furnace
this morning by Detsoiivs Hutohinson.
Two weeks sgo he Htols = valuable
horse and buggy from . private stable
In Philadelphia, sold 10 for q large aum
aud deoAmpei. He was followed from
p'aOo to place, and yesterday waI 10.
Gated 81 Oxford, He was disguise I'd ~
a lRboTar, but when arrested 70 sd Q fall
confession. The horse and buggy have
been recovered and RutAn taken to
PhllSdelphiA.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

GREENFIELD, Hasa, Oet. 2S John
WstamAns a9ed 28 years, committed
euicido ct bis homs, near Shelburne, on
Tuesday night. About sIx months ego
he was married TO . Phi'Adslph girl
in answer 10 % advertisement. The
girl's name was EunR Craven, and It
Is slated that her parents did not con.
sent to the marriage. Mrs. Welsh an
states that her husband eot ont Of bed
during the night, saying that he was
going 70 shoot . cat. She aftaFWArd
heard hiua open window down stairs,
heard q ahot and later found him dead.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
Bhot aimsslf win a Toy plltoI,

READING. o1t. 24.-EiwArd Mark
10y, little 8 year old son of Major d.
haFkley, OF the Reading Fire In-
tuEAnce and Trust Company, this after.
noon procured q toy pistol that had
been about the house since the Fourth
OF July. Iu playful struggle for tho
posEession OF the pistol, which proved
the ball striking ths head OF the little
fellos and lodging In the brain. He
fell to the h nor unconscious and has
slnce remained In that condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
Prssnyssrian Changes,

Tho many changes and enterprises Sc
ON foot amongst tho PresbyterIans in VII
Aington is noticeable, and they have al
taken place within about three months
the mest OF therd within three weeks
The commencement WAS made by Rodney
Street Church enlarging itself BY build
ing an addition 10 the church, which Will
De re-opened for public worship about
Christmas This church has had an ex-
ceptioDal growth aud is very prosperous
under the ministIations Of Rev. w. L.
McEwan.
Then followed the resignation of Rev,
DR.. Nixon Of the Central Church, an
event that did not come Unexpectedly, as
he had 1t In CONT mplation q long time
before on account Of III health. The In &.
augurAtIon Of his successor Rev. Mr..
swariz, took place only last week.
Perhaps not the next but following
closely, came the resignation Of Rev. w.
D, Lindsay Of tho First Presbyterian
Church His successor, Rev. George ID.
Hickman, took place on Tuesday night
last.
The resignation Of Rev. ID. D. New.
berry Of olivet Presbyterian Church
took place only about two weeks ego, and
the congregation Is on the lookout for
another pastor. This congregation has
gone into the misslon work aud has
broken z ound for the erection Of another
church and Sunday school build ing at
Fourth and broOme streets. This evI.
dence OF growing prosperity calls for
young, live, energetic pastor, and no
doubt the Olivet people will get one of
that character.
The most important CT ange contem-
plated and which has n not yet taken place
is the movement on the part of the Han
over Church 10 sell the old church and
premises and they are on a lookout for a
new location
Hanover occupies an Important rela-
tlonship TO Presbt erIanlsm in this city.
Though rot tho oldest, Il certainly has
been a leading church, and 8 pastor,
Rev. l.. Marks, is not only one OF the
hblest, but the oldest divine In that de-
nomination In continuous service in the
city. Otly West Presbyterian Church
seems 10 be left in which changes have
have not take place or are In contempla.
ton so far as an outside public sees 1t.
The New Castle County Sunday School
TeaeherS Convention meets In this church
on the l9sh of Novambsr.
The PreBby terians have six well SUP.
ported churches n this city, and a de-
domination so prominent. laFge wealthy
and vigorous will soon have more mis-
slons Il the suburbs.
a
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

ILIoN MY, ,O.l. 25.-The residence
snd furniture stora OF Charles NIRe-
bower, this place, were burned early
yesterday morning and Mr.. Nigabower
and q daughter aged IL years psrished
In the flames. The girl had picked up
her younger brother whom she carried
cub, the father At the same time reEou-
lug another child, Mr.. NlgAbOwer,
missing his daughter soon Afterwards,
went back iut1 the burning building to
search for her. Neither returned.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

A nesting Of the Democratic Oeun "
Committee was he'd ct the Oour.
Houle on Tuesday afternoon, at which
o committee Was appointed 10 confer
With the Republicans 10 regard TO hSv.
Ing the candidates names arranged on
the ballot 30 that they can easily be
counted. It ID also said that measures
were adopted whereby the money will
be lalled 10 mako mp she deficiency 70
Tax Collectors NeaFy and Dlokey for
tie blank tax receipts lsGpsd TO the
faithful for use At the city election lGtt
June,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

We Are pleased to learn shst business
with Mr. E. D. R. Sutton, No. s2l
Market street, has betn steadily on the
Increase Ginoe he has opsnsd h,s otiloe,
he has had some tHelve years expe-
rtenoe in writing deeds, bondI and
legal papers and handling real estate.
we commend to those having any thing
la this line to give him . cali.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

One OF the best ghost shows that hAB
ever vieited cur city oAn be seen at the
Opera House this evening Professors
Apollo and O., GiegAEiA D. Kanntt
Will nnAteriAizs the spirits, and II ou
wiAh to be enseEiaintd 60 and SEQ this
show.
Owing to the fre 1t the Academy,
where this chow was to appear, OlllF
RsdpAtb, tho brilliant aud youngest
comedienne on the stage, will appear Ia
conjunction With the ghost shoe. Two
separate shows for ous price Of admls
sion.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
( Wraps,

RrkIHind children Of all
5a tht'p goods, medium
N'hdfte goods, we think
can i1i! any person. We
liPeSd attention to cur line
lloTtd garments for chill
|ah titb fne goods, which
Ill admire. Our Cloak
FAlTery busy place and
10 this department. are
bgirg far ahead of any
aIesson We expect to
BE times as many cloaks
Aon is we did last, and
|Hs nom our magnificent
We will not be disap.
" Please make 3 note OF
A9iby 4 Hills is the place
gVloaks, as it is the place
pau kinds Of Dry Goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

William Butler, . young man, waS
charged with dEunksnRe5s before Judge
Turner last evening, and sentenced TO
pay q Que OF so cents and costs.
A col0red man named George Turner
was charged with similar effanse ct
this MORNINGS session, but Is he prom.
iced to leave town ct 0noe / Q was dis
charged.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
Another uass Of Cruelty.

Some seven or eight days ago Ageni
Stout Of the 8. PC A.was notified that 4
horse, which had been injured, was turn
ed out on q lot at Seventh and Harrison
streets and totally neglected He visited
the place and found the poor animal
suffering terribly, his hind legs being
swollen to an enormous thickness. Mr..
Stout made every effort TO flnd the owner,
but was unsuccessful until yesterday,
when he ascertained that 1t belonged to
Charlea Dorschal, a hucster residing at
No. 9S3 West Sixth st Get, and had a
warrant issued for his arrest. Ia the
meantime, Dorgehall had the horse re
moved to another place about a quarter
OF mile distant, 10 which It was traced
by Mr.. Stout. Dorschall had hearing
before equtre Monaghan last evening,
and was fined $40 and costs In default
of paynent he was commit ed, and as
there Is 10 hope Of the animal getting
well It Will be killed to-day
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

thai everybody ought 10 know that A,
sergeAnt gives S940 lbs. Of the best, well.
cleaned coal In every son you buy. Oskt
pine and hiooTy hndiing wood In large
loads. Lime for whitsWeshinR. Yard
DOT OF Monroe street. Central oRlce,
eeventh and King atzsets. Look for tbs
blue EigDi Opsning IN the evaninR.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Tho Rsv. Joseph wir,h OF Rochester,
and the Rsv. Andrew Flsiglsr, Of this
city, will convey TO Rome the dosu.
ments relating 10 the proposed bsalin
cation ofJohn Nehomucenoe Neumapn.
enos Bishop Of PhilAdelphiA.-N Y.
Tribune.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
On SATURDAY,
THE 1OrH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888,
At2o'eloek, p. m,
The following described real estate, via;

All that certain lot or piece Of land with a
two Btoried brick house thereon erected situate
In the city of WilIhingt m Aforesaid, bounded
aud described IS felloWs, 10 Witi
Beginning at point on the southerly side
OF Second gtreet between Monroe and Adams
streets In the middle Of the division wall be-
tWsSn this and the adjoining house on the
west and at the distance Of ~ rect and 7
inehes fgon Nc eastsrfy side Of Adams street
thence eoatherly gar.lle Sith Adams ,a Sfeel ,es
feet 0inehes 70 the northeTly side Of Pleasap !
street AtH Get wide thenee thereby e9sterly
parailei With secoy d St eet 10 feet "a sipehes
10 a line 0f NAthRh =. Jepney's land thenQt
by ! llps Of the same noftherly pafallel slttn
Ad3tnt stteet and passing through the gliaaii
Oftie eiyi9lph wall between thh anA SAY
Ja ney's Aeuse ~ ,r lseL ~ snd f thene
thereby MesfefIy I8Ss inehes 70 the place o
beglphiag, be the contents thsfeot "A@'Hhe'
mNW - ~,
Bkissd Gpq taken. into execution as ~
prdhtfty Qf Charles p. BTlnton anq EmmA Il
kIENlfe, ahd & Il, shd 70 bg sold by
gILHS JAMESON, shsTim; ss iass
RhsTiG's once, Wilmington os'obSrs4 ~ 1Ss'
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

VIII be paid &c the man that adYer-
tised H. b. Hollis had sklpppA from
No. 4 West Second street to b1s King
s,Tsat with that 95.oent candy factory.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Who Is this q. d. Hollis that has
lust opened that sugar barrel nt B1a
king etrost? He is all right; he's from
No, 4 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Would alter house alter March 26th
next, No 84S Madison street, into store
for good tenant Would make . good
laundry stApd. Apply 70 W. Boeit
Vernon, REPUBLICAN offioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Bshping pianos, BeAr Bros. pianos,
Ivsrs b FOND pianos, HmeFbon pianos,
Hale planes, all prices and tarms. See
ihsss elegant instrumsnts before buying
elsewhere. q, + RSbslep, Il0 Market
Rtrdeh
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
Lock and SeeI
LOOK AND SEE.

All you wage working
men make your hard.earned
dollar reach as far as pos
sible,and l will let you,know
how it viii go the farthest.
You have to buy Clorhins
for Winter to keep you
warm; in the Summer you
can make anything do
Go look in all the one
price stores look at the
tickets on the garments,
see prices and commend;
remember colors and quail.
ty, and come and compare
with mine. If you do
save nothing here, you ale
not obliged to buy. / only
keep you on the lookout
how to save a days hard
labor, and make your
house look better. A dol
lar saved is two made. l
have goods like every body
else In color and quality.
l only ask you to compare
before buying for your own
saving, as l know I can
save you a dollar on a
suit or overcoat. You must
not mind me what l say;
lock around first, then come
to me il you think you like
TO have a dollar in your
pocket for a needy day, for
all Know | am a poor mans
friend.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Tomorrow premises to be fair to
slightly cloudy and rather colder. sImi.
lar conditions will probably prevail on
Saturday, followed by rain in certain
gecIionF, and clearing and colder on
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Persons wishingA genuine picture of
themselves or friends should call on
Beecher, S16 MkFkst street, whore they
can get 10 cabinet photographs for SS. 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
|'|EN GOODS,

A!Ies in Bleaehed Table
u, IS inch at rs cents.
ah 81, 81 IS and $3.50.
sl15, $2.26, 81. SO and
,!id Superb goods and
\, desig ns. Lovers ol
salal table linen cannot fail
Isased with these goods;
lSok at them. & napI ms,
~ " ~ 70 IS a dozen I nap.
slltO to 1850 q dozcn. A
H'Iely Of patterns.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

wishes to inform the public that he Will
continue the Ice cream business at No.
S3l Jtferson stEset; AlE0 oysters will bo
served In every style and by the quart
ct the usual prices. Telephone cali A34.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Ths celebrated Three b. B. =. cigar,
mAnufAoturod BY n. y. Bourbon q
Bro, Ne. zi0 West escsAd street. Ths
BEST 30. cigar In the Olty. Try aham.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
Painter.

House and sign painter and gEAInar
Oall and see me bsfors going anywhere
else. work reasonable. No S0A Orange
aEreets TILoHMAM DANNhR,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Orsyon portrait and frame on In
stallment 1t Cummings photograph
gallery, 302 Market street. Now 10 q
good chance for . nice Christmas pres.
ent.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

"snow BogW II you have not seer
lts AJAX your grocer 20 show It. Lautz
Bros, sive 1t for 25 OulAlda WrAppsrs OF
Circus Soap.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Don't pay ele5 for aa organ when
you can buy tha same for S76 from h
f. RobsieD, TIC Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

lfyou want good butter call at BIOL
mond's, NJ ". Coz. HlGhth and THtnA
Htreota.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Fri L. Barton, jsWsleF, az East 7th
sti is forming , gold and silver watch
club for ladies' and gentlemen.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

A hAudsomN sarrsY, for want Of us
tust baeh done up In frst-olASg order;
Will sell at . bargain, ~ owner bRs no
use Tor II. Apply Of Ffias 3 Allmon
ssv 5Hth aEd 8hipisy streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Persons intending to lay In 4 supply
OF sweet potatoes for lhe winter shoul1 4
cal. or SmOltE, 10 East Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Go to smslts for your ohoies pears
81 lowest market prices, IL East Fourth
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

prevented and nurod by Hooper's Ano
oyns. Eass N ydioine for tsothinR and
colo. All arureists.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

oAll and see the oFayon portrait and
ifAme Cummings makes on instAlments.
800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Have you saen that handsome picture,
"Snow Boy" gwen for 20 outside wrap,
peEs OF Ciroua soap9
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

The famous Carpenter OrRsns, shou.
inger chino bell organs, Coinage Queer
o'RalB, all prices aud terms. H.F.
RObelen.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

New York Blue Point Oysters at
Henry Blouth's Restaurant, Very Rpe.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

They say the winter advertisements
OF houses Will tua somewhat In this
style, A large and elegantly furnished
house for rent, In easy diatAnoe Of a
druggitt who sells DE-. Bull's Cough
Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

II cabinet photos ct UHmniRgb' Ral-
ery for ". eb3 Market StEeeA
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
aive Him : pall.

Go to AoOluFs for all kinds Of Hsh
and oysters every day. Eighth street
market house,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco,
Jos. wallace. 0e7 Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Handsome new organs for SS6, with
plush stool and book. II. =. Robslen,
ITO Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Get your wHlugera repaired at Rioh-
mondIs' n W, co., Highth and TAtnall
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

A. q bargain, 8.room house, with COZ
venienoOa. 0nly $3.50 required d0Wp
Apply to ". Scott Vernon, this oaios.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

"rheIe was An old man OF Totaeo,
lived on rice, giu)l, and sAto." lad
hsa1eohe 20 bad. After he use d o b, t.
8 Of Salvation OIL. he could eat II aat
OF and plum pudding ell right.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

OapptnR and lsechinR by George ..
MetzneE, 1O8 hast Third street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Taylor B. Fullertou's rheumatic mix
ture oures rheumatism in all ita forms
Taylor q Fullerton, S02 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
|Aksts & Comfort.
abIeSl

you get ready to buy
- .Hansets & Comiortables
! ! ook at our stock Of these
e We think we are In a
40 . do you good Com.
'tlght, size quality and
MlIA any advertised bar
!. '0a I,i can find here or else.
N y We think we can suit the
2 tine. N'''''u'i
NJ sasA Cur friends and Gus.
|is. 10 visit every counter
S%St Surtlment in our large
I'm q i!aey will find real bar
Is'aG novelties which we
% been keeping in the
Respectfully
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

FemAlss who have tried LaxAdor the
golden" specific for delloAts oom-
plants peoutiAr 10 their sex are no
longer skeptlcAL They cannot say toe
much In Its praise. Only 20 cents. At
drugqists.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Save tho pedles's big proats and buy
your pianos ana organs direct from the
wsfeFoons Of = b. Robelen, ITO Mar.
kes street, where you can buy at the
very lowest possible prices and on very
easy monthly payments,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Ola Reliable, sos s1Adlson Street.
Blue nsh, Oaps May goodies, white
nsh, cAt tsb, FOUNDER, trout, COZ hBh.
Oyster, rs, 80, 40c.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

cHERIFF's sALR.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ Of Levari Faclas to
me directed, will be exposed TO public sale, at
tile Court Houaa, on Market street, be ween
Tenth And Eleventh strests, in the city OF
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

The Kuabe pianos, unsquslled In
tone, touch and durability. II, II.
Rob0len, 710 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Try Samuel y. MAFshAll's nav hAE
ness store, No. 100 West Seventh 6tEeas.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Ge(
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
Els Goa. Was Rather Sticky.

Not every one that glapces through the
plate glass windows of Clark street knows the
mysteries OF ready made clothing. A couple
Of weeks ago night police reporter bought
himself neat suit Of gray clothes II fitted
him perfectly, and had the additional merit
Of being marked at reasonable figure. The
other night the reporter on his rounds was
caught cut in a drenching rajn, and as he
didn't happen 10 have his rubhe7 coat aIong
with him his rew gray suit was thoroughly
soaked By the tirne he arrived - tie Cen
trail police station, however, MS garments
were partially dried, and he concluded to re
move his coat and hang it before the steam
heater TO hasten the process II Just took
him q moment To discover that the coat was
caught somewhere in the sleeves and about
the shoulders Recognizing TIE delicacy OF
the operation be called Tor assistance and
the coat was peeled OF. Peeled IS tie cor
rect word, for the lining, in great black
patches, stuck TO him ike the paper ca q
wall Then il was that the reporter discov-
cred the mystery connected with The archi-
lecture Of hisneat gray suit. The lining was
not sewed in ar all 1t was glued. Chicago
Herald