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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

Last evening as Miss Edna William.
son, who had BEEN making an evening
call on some friends, WAS going along
Wesi street TO her resitenOs Just above
Second, she was Bsssu't ted by . coloEed
man named FtInk CLARK, who is said
10 bs from somewhere ntaT Gen treVille.
He fret spoke to the young lady, and
Hh6n she resented his Imperllnenoe
seizsd and held her. She Was veFJ
much AiAru cd, and notwithstanding
bis threats, toresmed until AsslRtance
came. A young mRu nsmed VIM. 7.
Budd, q clerk Rt the Harlan s. Hol
llngsworih oompEny's tffi5e, who hap
pened 10 be In The vicinity, heard her
and hAstentd TO tue soeEe, As he sp.
proEched her AsesilAnt fsd, but Nj.
Budd purbuBd him ont West street 10
Ninth, where no overlook the rascal
AID banded him over 10 police offosE.
Ha was erfAlared before judge Bal
this morning On a charge Of aggravated
ssaault, and after Ne had heard the evil
deuc3 the judge sentenced him 10 pa
the costs Of prosecution, SIS fas and "
ba Imprisoned IL months,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
Rsee vsa rn,Ir com = I.nIona

AlvAn Allen, the sheriff, and Nsven
o q Hmble, coroner elect, received their
com missions yesterday from the Board
Of CanVAssers, and wi,l enter upon their
duties 81 once, but their bonds will no.
te presented 10 the court until Monday,
the 26sh Inst. George 7. BATnhill has
been appointed deputy coroner BY Mr.
Gamble, and will no doubt IeffoTm the
duties Of the Cfios 10 the same able and
efficient manner that be has done in the
past During his two years OF offl ,e
Coroner BArphill has Investigated 443
deaths. Ia $40 cases osrlihoAtts were
given, and in 1928 cAieI lBqueSts Wers
held. The oaies are CLASSIFIED As fol
lows; Hsiu'al causes, 1853; killed on
railroad, 45i drowned, 80; murdered,
o. accidentally killed by falling ma
ohinsTy, shooting, eto., ST. suicide, Il
mis- cellAnsous, such a. premature
biTths, 10; banged murderer, /. OOro-
ueS BArnbill has faithfully attended to
the duties Of the Cti 70, and has bic .
courteous and polite 10 Ell haviER bust.
ness with him As tina people have de
odtd - have q Democratic coroner for
tho ensuing two yea S, II Is fortunate
that the duties Of the ofics will devolvs
o Mr. BaInbill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
purloa IA Buldsr.. RubO,sh

PHILADELPHIA Nov, 10 The warn
ing danger" 10 big letters, Il postsd
on the chute alongside Of the new
Drexel Building, on Filth street below
Chestnut, through which the WoIkmen
are clearing the upper ho0Fs Of rubbish.
Daily for some time past small children
have eOnRFeRAted around the chute and
gail Cd the pieces Of wood - they shot
down.
Shortly after noon yesterday . hoy.
about years old, was found lying I'M
conscious partly buried by mortar, saw.
dust and ohips OF stone and wood be.
meath the chute.
A, H. Ball,o l740 Nsrth Front street,
discovered the Ian and carried him into
the Central Station, His head VA
badly out. After tho wounds had beer
dressed by an OffiOsF the boy was re
moved to the Penney lvAniA HI spltAl
Tie lad 10 Il ought to be an ItAilAn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

The County D5mocraly BI.s
Club will give III lr AnI lAl rsto,u
at Cooney and Mulrine's dancing lca
my on Thanksgiving eve, Tie
Inst. Tickets 90 cents.
The Shields Library Association =
give their yearly reception on TbalI
giving In tue auditorium Of the Ial
tule Hall, The AtiSir will be p,fi
The third grand homeWsEd az Of
B a]k Hawks Assembly will b an
10 the Weo1ao)a Hall on Fillag Ell
ing, January 18Th. Tlckeh one &,
ter, two iimea snd one nlcSel. /
hc,G will be mated By lhe iOli0Ei
hawke! soit Corn Al, P,ahAru d.
Blacksmith NJ k4. Gentleman Ton d
MachlIlst Bill. Moderation Ned :
act ss general supsilnt luten', Ski
0ileT George assistant, While Dog n
mel Mick A D9Q Will s9sM pls.si
chanlc. r former JACK will po.el
foreman aud Will b. a,IlsNd BY ?
My big OJiln. Til, Will bs "a
bsll ard Is given by The We.oioos
Company.
The second annual reception o.
Clan na Gisl WAS given 10 iha lnsa
Hall lasl evening, sId was q
aurcesS, fully 100 persons beiDs
attendance. The giAul march
started about ~ ~ o'Gl9lk, and
led by granl conductor John j Ma
AID vile, 70 lived By Jsmea Ot
AID Miss Mary Madden and cou'i
Of about rs couples. Tie room
decorated with nlgB aud hjwtfsp v
around the wbl hung shields, e
sentlpg The dltlI,u. toWn1 In lfeIs
while over the stage burg lte |
Gag with tho words "Eril E0.bA
and "Goi slve lrelant." Ken
ments were served in abundance
dAneing was kept up until 81 :
hour tbs mUrrlug slon
present from PbiladeiPhla $40 Y
Caighborlng cities,
The annuAl reception Of the !
Rose Assembly will 10 given 10
WeooEoceHsll on Friday eVenl1gJs
Ary 20 b. This 10 one Of lne =
popular organizations In the cl!y l
thtlr reception will DO The leaaI
and no doubt the largest enc OF
season. The price Of admission ea1
including rsire hments, vi be oVo'I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
FIFTH EDITION,


Last evenings session ~ a.
o " In,, was occupied in hearing ths y
o. John B. job son, William NY g @
pAtrlck Fahey, Thomas Ford AL. NY
Reed and William y Seeds br niyOle
contractors, who are thSrged XXI
latlng a city ordinance nv ~ No, "l'a
danger signals on building maie,t. 'Sc
9ther distractions LIFT on tIs ~.
The section referred to reads at,
THAT from and after the na,,' - 'oliol
ordinance, all contrac ors and MI NJ
VINO shall receive ,crmlssI1n f, YS.
proper authorities 10 del aslt ON tbS c,
OF this city material for buil,,,ro INV
snail have received permission 10 or ~
excavations On any poitl of the nni
treets, shall place at each end a y
deposit OF building material ar e,c "a,
a red lantern plainly exposed a, M
signal from sunset 10 sunrise ,rS ~
further surround and enclose sTt
posts and excavations with bro
guards, so that the same kha,i hs
from accident" and provides tbst
oil tlOshall be imposed upon each oran
City Solicitor Turner said ,b.i s,iu
lieyed there had been some MIX,
standing on the part Of builders a,S n
tractors in reference to the law ~
satisfied TO have the csses l,mi'..,
payment of the cos's
William II. Fou'k ,ald that be voI
like to have the decision a he Co"Sl
reierei &C to WHO are the resp)pI Ia N
ties. The carpenter always nkr, oui
permit, but the brltkla5e rs and m,,l
are generally the Outs that oG.lra.,
ttreet, and then II the carprptr M
not be around tue building in lie egepl
there are no signals displayed.
= Judge Ball taid that the law Va.
iectly plain in this matter, and acro,51
to IL the II an who takes out the permll
the responsible party, and must sss n
the lamps are not only lighted bu, 4
that they are Kept burning from w.
until sunrise II the lamps slond
stolen during the night It dos nal
lieve the builder from retpons,bji,1l
It Is his duty to see that they are IN n
Mr.. Foulk then Inquired II lHcip3
cent electric lamps, with nd globes col
be used iuttea OF Lanterns, as they a
not so liable to be stolen o, extlpgul.I
during the night
The Judge said that would be a n,I
for the Street and Sewer Comm.s.opl
pass upon, as the way the aw now Il, !
lanterns would have to be usd All
cafes ex eept that Of A 8. Reed were n
di missed, upon the defendants FaT'
the costa, Mr.. Reed, who lsrelrel,.l
by Walter II Hayes, Esq, vii. hlIl
hearing on Monday morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
WILnIRsTOH STEAM BOAT 90,

DUBLIO SALE OF FRESH cows.
The Gubsoflbes will ell at $3.50
pubic sale At this Eel 6vue i Ottl, X M
Ninth ward. Oily Of IS Wilmington, IN
Del, on
WsuN ssDAY, EUYEhBER I4sh, 1883.
at o'o!ooE, p. m,
% head OF extra mesh cows and forward
s1flng err, Gmoog them are some heavy mlik-
sts and tXtfl tustsr esWs, ANY person
wanting q hr't OIL ass winter COW should ed
tsn1 this SAFE, as they have Seen selected 81
the subscribe especially IOF this sale. Tnst
are al uag and an extra lot.
A credit Of % days will be given
j L. kUBERTS.
L ". StidhRm 4 Son, hu9ts, MO dSR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
tNIRD EDITION.
Pleased Lady

A lady called ct the REPUBLICAN,
once this morning and expressed her
sreat low over The election OF HaErlaon
md Morton. Upon being reminded that
~ iormerly trained with the Demo
ersts, she said she hAd changed entirely
when she found that the Democratic
party hAd become an English parry,
and now abe said: ~ Was never more
heppy in my life. Ny husband Sail
votes with them though, but think he
viii soon see his error and turn. A
pressnt Of rooster had been sent to us
Nv the captain Of an an5Rn steamer,
whIob my husband said would crow for
CLEVELAND when he was elected, but i
told him II be never oroWed TIL then he
would never crow 81 ali, The rooster Il
oroVinq, but not for Cleveland. / had
nv whole house illuminated the night
Of ths Repu blicAn parade, and will do
ii again. No more Democratic party
Tor me-" As she passed out she aRain
said, II WAS never more pleased In my
liie,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

DUBLIO SALE
il -oF A.
VALUABLE FARM.
VIII be sold At public sails on the premises
ON TaURsDAY, N1VENBER ~. 'ss,
At9o'closk, p. m,
sp ingbrook Yarn, con aiming l0B acres, !
rods, 20 psrchss, pro jerty OF the late Hugh
stirling, sltuStsd at kookland, In Brandy.
wine , nndrtd, rev Osstle Uounty. Della
ware az milen nom Wilminston. ~ milei
f;om Du Fonts station, " 4 N Railroad.
he i'm arovem snts consists Of tone house
continuing IL roOmG. ire wallis b sing 81 I'D.
te1 mako It very dry use Large stone
barn with 40 pie shedding, stone gTaDary,
cArtiaRe and tool thsd, 3 good Gprins house,
pump At house and barn, q smell tenant
h8ute and shoe shop, a large Epple orchard
In good bosriag, Ruue:ouB pear, plum and
cherry trees, plenty Of shade about thO
hGus3
Inc lsnd 10 in high state Of cultivation
we'll Watered and fenced The property q
tree from any enoum brRnce.
Terms easy and II Ade known on day o.
sslS. MIS-. A. Il. STIRLING,
tIeouIiX
L ". stidham h Son, Auots. No tu,W,tkWt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

IT1UH sALSOR KEST.
II OssEs5ION lTAEDGATH,
Of the store and dwelling atthe southeast
corner Of 18th and King streets. New
aud complete and very desirable as
bufincss stand. Also the delightfully."- lb
Gated dwelling at 1910 Penns. ave with
mode L Improvements, front porch ard
large front yard, GED. @ MARIs,
nl9 II COL Shipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
DUBLIC SALE
DUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
viii be sold at PUB u sale on the premises.
In the tOwuahip Of Lower Chichester in the
county Of Delaware and state Of Penusylva-
MIA, on


at one o'clock, p. IN,
All that certain mansion house and traCt Of
land situate partly In tile township Of Lower
Chichester nd p trtiy IA the township of Up
per Chirester, containing about rs acres Of
land, tugetH tr with valuable mill size with
abundant water pONOr 70 run during the
whole year.
The improvements consist Of a stone and
frame dwelling house Two stut'es and attic
high, 21Ni6 feet, containing thirteen rooms
$50 frame harm 3OA4O lteet with straw shed
annexed l5Afl feet, The barn has stsbllu
suftreut 10 accommodate ten head Of b. ok.
Alau Two wagon houses, cart shed, mia huu q
ana other uutbu ldm4 s. A hrst-Class sAwu.i.l
tu good rum ng condition.
There u on the promises a young orchard
IF apple md near trees In barring CONDITION.
The luud Is ltrulc and productive and we'll
fenced iu CunN utgut sl ed lelds. This prop
rrty 10 situate on the road leading from
Cllymont to Booths Corner, within halfH
mile OF ogden. ON The Is. and q, X. H., aud
Nbuut mile from ClAymOnL on the ~, ".
and %. X r., and in an improving neighbour
hood.
The min ste has water power OF q feet
TALL, luU prop ~ VIII be sold either a.
whole or the mil site aud water power VIII
/ ba 5Uld svu3tal ly.
| me alnoiio viii be maie known a. eale
FOr flft1 o. par lcllats apply to the under
gigne on th3 promises.
SAMUEL EIUEMAN,
nlo-2s Claymont, lei.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

The case Of Ward Gr.Ol s, lcolored,
which wbs postponed from rhursdAy
morning, was heard by Judge Bail last
evening. Several witnesses were eK
amlned, and their evidence showed thai
the accused had thrown a stone at b
building, and that when pursued by .
crowd be had turned aud shot a. them.
The officer who made the arrest ttstiasd
that when he caught GroOms he had 3
revolver IN his band, one chamber OF
which was discharged The prisoner
admitted having the revolver bat SAID
that DO had carried II around In hi
hand ell the evening" As hs VAS pace
ing Third and Shipley streets be wa
attacked and pursued BY crowd, and
TO save himself, shot at them, The
Judge sEid that he had committed ?
very indisoreet act, which might have
led TO = riot, and be regretted that the
law only allowed him to impose y ant
Of $40 and costs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

A letter stat that the lit le village of
Yorklyn, whore CARROTS snuff Mils are
Gated Is excited over u wheelbarroW
bet on the result Of the election. The
btttlrs were w. PackRayer and John
X ating, the loser agreeing to wheel the
winner from Yorklyn to Keunett Square,
distance Of some four miles. The re.
suit OF the election makes Heating the
wheeler and Packhayer the wheeled. The
l. tier does not state where the contest l.
TO take place The farmers are getting
along pretty we'll with their ia work
The snul mills are running full time
The Republicans are jubllant over the
election. There is some repairing going
on and William Clark is building a new
carriage house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
FOURTH EDITION

DOtA.
CuppInR and laeohing BY George b.
Aet1neF, los East Third street.
The new depot 81 Market and w6.sI
sire " has been completed, and will be
opened for business on the 18th Inst.
DR.. Blooksom AmputAtsd three hnRsIs
FOR Thomas Sanders, No. 1l09 Conrad
street, which had been injured By the
bursting Of his aun.
For beauty, for comfort, for improve.
ment OF the complexion, use only
PoHzoni's Powder there IL nothing
equal 70 10.
The wagon Of Israel Grub, Of
Brand y wine hundred, lost enc OF the
roar wheels by oolliding with . lamp
post 81 thirteenth and Walnut streets
on Thursday evening.
An adjourned annual meeting Of the
WOmen's Indian Association OF Will
minRton will be held In the lecture
room OF Grace N, K Church on Tues
day, Nov. lS, At 8 O'Clock.
The muiIcal and literary societies OF
10th 81 Andrews P. T. Church and OF
Hanover Presbyterian Church CAV,
very instructive and interesting enter
ailments in their respective churches
IaSt night
Captain ohas. II. Gallagher, formerly
Of this city, but now located in NV
Mexico, 10 visiting bis old friends. He
10 looking we'll, being ~ brown ~ .
berry, and Ii IS ardent Republican ~
ever,
Fifth street between Adams and
Jackson should be paved - soon ~
possible, 81 II IL almost im[ oIslble to
haul any very heavy loads on Fifth
street and especially this kind OF wealth.
or without having the wagons nluk up
10 their Axles In mud.
TIE Women's Indian Association, OF
this city, will meet In adjourned an
nuAl session On Tuesday, Nov, IS. 10 the
lecture room OF Grace NJ. q. Church Ut
p. m. Delegates to the annual meet
ing Of the National Association, held In
Philadelphia on the 7th, will report the
proceedings Of that meeting. A cordial
| Invitation 10 extended TO eli.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
tremendous Turnlps

Ellie P. Hicks, the uoHly elected road
commissioner Of Ohrlatlsrs hundred
has . most remarkable crop Of turnip
this seAion Hs soEed the Bssd in a 10.
acre Geld OF corn in July, not thiukin.
they would Hmount 20 much but food
for the cows. But after tie corn wa
ont Of the tuInlps jasi commenced e
grow, a. Mr.. Hicks has gathered over
600 bushels from his fed. He brought
3 few OF them to tbs REPUBLICAN
efioe this morning; CONS q then
wslRh 81 pounds each, and one o.
thsm would ill 8 hRiEpeck measure
They Q on exhibit on At the BErUBLI
CAN Office. Mr. HiQks also gath cred 8,
bushels Of corn an acre from tae sam,
field.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

A gentleman on election day lhNt;
Journalist to his silver wedding Tue !,
following. The invitation vas a'v y
and the conversation drilled upon w ~
suit OF the electiO1, and 8 Piol ~
was made by the newspaper man 'nA.
Harrison was elected be was u Ue
mIt,ed to make a republican speech
the qentleman's silver wedding anl,
sary, the gentleman aud in'll-u su ls
he The audience. The proposiIlol
accented by the gentleman mJ ~,
tImable cl;iz n but a very strong p y.
Graf AMI hands wtr2thlken oYtf y.
SHAH make the speech" sad ils . IN I
man. 6but ! kLoS you Ton,1 NJ :, u
do. because Cleveland cannot Hyr
On tbe night Of the wfdllng ann,
sary, while the happy Republicans
rensiritg their bro in brigade loT y. ,.
parade the rep, rtcr stood in TIE q y.
he rentlemah's reception room he
smiilprly and pleasantly 'ecelVed y
., eptIqm.o a and Tie blowing eo'''
t!onal dialogue took place:
II just called this evening
"Oh yes" ,,u,tap
"To see whetheryou Taul.l a ~, a sS \,
out nv psrt of the programme '
|fia ha, :" drIly, and a c2 ,,la an, n
from the gentleman ~ nv "a nj
hand, but ifyou do not wan s ~ y d
the speech perhaps we nau w.
the matter, " ,-,, cont
SAll right then let It 4 dIop, ,e yjP,
and zee my presents" Ihe , nST' nl
man went In aud the speech Hasu jos
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
A suoeessfal KsoopiIon.

The Olan-nA. Gaol Association gave
their hrsl reception In Institute HsIl
last evening, and 1t proved q grand sue
cess, John j. Mullin and wife led the
grand marob, and were followed by
about seventy five couples. The room
was handsomely decorated, and oTeT
the slsR5 was the Irish flag, with the
words Erin Go BrAush" and God 6sya
Ireland" AlbsrFs orchestra furnished
The muse, and Tsirebhments were
served at O'Clock, Dancing was con
timed until an early boar tbs morn
ing, and the Tepret enthtives Of the press
with Others were entertained At the
rooms of the Rs'ociSi)n. Seventh and
Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

Mr. John P. Regsn, who agreed tc
wear kuickerboCksrs aud a white tall hat
with Grape around l',iOr four years 10 the
event Of Harrison's election, has been
very generously sbsolyed from this wag 7
upon the agreement to wear the kaicker
Rockers and the white tall hat Cwith
eiape), on Tuesday afternoon. the 18th
instant. Mr., Regain viii. parade Market
stree from bridge to BRIDE, between thl
hours OF three and five. accompanied by
Mr. Leonard johnson, the other party
tONbe wager. Who will carry au American
flag, A collection will be taken up iol
the benefit Of The poor by Messrs. Regain,
johnson. Piekes, and Bucher.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

James MoClura was bs' sex Nd IN
Rail tbIs morning charged Win sln I'll
enness, and Is he ID an oi' VH
was fined E5 and ocB'o, bst1rs 4
Maggie Kennari, who ~ assos,Ooi VII
oour. one dsy this week ols " lib
drunkenness, and was ie1 ', y a,,Ia d
morning on 8 slmiIer g.! c5'i is5 col soii,
Judge impOlel . dle ., t ',or al "a ID Pail
dtlphiA and works IN !a'' bui On
charged With drupksnne ,slo,S al he =
promise not to do 30 any
discharged. 10 CHARGED vi
Henry skAsgs Was = als ST.. ST bIs hnt :
drunkenness, 0ut s. u va II aud Oosi
f,nss, he was let of WIN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10

He nEy BAnnlnR Bradford, son Of the
lAts Judge Bradford, and Mas Anne b
GArEbtt, daughter 0f tie late hi Gar
rett, were married last evening 81 the
Unitarian Church, BY the Raw. OhArles
Weld, Of Baltimore. John Craig, Of b.
Andrews Church, played the wedding
mArth. George q. Williams, Of Hart
ford Conn, q olAssmAle Of Mr.. Brad
ford At Yale, was the best man. The
ushdrs were Haywood OonAnt, b. l.,
FuldnWider, WIN, L Child and Frank
Garrett Miss Alice Bmyth was maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids were Misses
EHabnie Bradford, Miss Alice Sellers Of
Ridley Park, Miss Dryer OF Brooklyn,
and Mlss Bringhurst. After the core
mon y reception was given 81 the home
Of tie bride.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
HOW | SUFFERED

seventeen Years from y skIn Disease
Gould not Walk or Dress myself. A
mass OF Disease from Head to foot
Cured In kiRht wssks by the uuIloura
Remedies.
Al the age OF three months a rash (which
eitGrwards proved TO he &C cmn or salt rheuml
made its Appearance on my face, physician
uas called. He said tCethinR was ihe cause ;
he prescribed some cooling medicine, but the
81. u. was called IL progressed TO Know ali
about the case, called II kings Evil, - and
prescribed gunpowdeT, birthstone, and lard
mixed into saiyo; but the seAse continued.
The could net q" aqyihlng Whit, Another
prescribed bqfaR, VAT sld iodF; ah6ihtf,
llnse ed ponl icet. Nos Of them d me any
disease continu duhsbatsd; it spread to nv
arms and legs, III I was laid up entirely,
and from continually sitting on the floor on
a plllow my limbs contracted so that / lost ali
control Of tbs m, and was utterly helpless,
My mother WOULD have TO lift me out aud into
hands and feet, but could not get my clothes
on al all ana had 10 wear sort OF dressing
gSw9 and M halt bt6 hid S az mats allen
sCah, and l had to have towel on my head
A. the time u IN! s!aPmgE " keep the nles on ,
aud surgeon here IN Chicago che other phy-
8 ,ians before enttoned neIe VI Dundas and
hau llt0n, Canada. He said he could do
OF my legs, SO that / could walk hut / would
not let Hun, for II did get better / would
nave o control of them.
The disease continued In this manntruntll
was seventeen ars d, and one day In
January, 1879, read an account In the frlb-
une, Of your tuTt UNA RkAEDIks. II de-
stribcd my case 80 exactly that thought IS
last resort to give Them trial.
Mh,n ! frat applied them / was all raw
and bleeding, from scratching myself but |
went to slei almost Immediately, something
had not done for years. the effects was 80
sodthing.
In about { so weeks could stand straight,
put not walk, ] was so weak, but my sores
" re nearly well AsnearRs | can Judge the
CETituHA REMEDIES cured me In abonL six
TO 81 ght Wctks, aud up 10 this date T. from
January, 1873, to Janua.y l5s7) 1 have not
been tick In any way, or have had the least
tlBns OF the disease reAppeNlng on me.
". j. MCDONALD.
$50 Dearborn st.. Chicago, ILL.,, June 80 81.
Sold every Wnere. Price, gUTICURA, SOC. !:
sS9 s p,i hbEss2aVkssB 16TTsRHTed 20 By
Boston, Mass.
A6send for "HoW to Cure Skin Diseases. >.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
NOW THEN.

We want to remind you that the poll
ticai agitation is thing OF the past. Now
then, you will have time to devote 10
your personal wants. Very likely YOU
VIII want new Suit or an Oyereoat-of
course II must be good one-we keep
no other kind. We will be pleased TO
nave you come to our ttore and let US
chow you what we have Our stock Of
ogercoats covers every kind, quality and
price. In Suits for Boys and Men we
Claim TO be bead and shoulders above any
OF our competitors In Chlldren's Salts
and OEercoats, we have them from q up
to $40. To all comers Is guaranteed a
perfect III and ab,olute satisfaction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
a huIuIstsr's reception.

About I60 Of the members and friends
Of the Central Presbyterian Church
gAye q grand reception 10 their new
pastor, Rev. William P. BWAriz, last
night in the pAElors OF the church.
FiotAl decorations were prominent ard
. splendid course OF refreshments we're
served. Mr. SwaTts was the recipient
Of NO handsomely iosd oAkea bearine
the Inscriptions "ro our pastor" Mis'
Mary Weyl rendered several fne piano
selections during the evening,
Among those present were the R,v
william II Hickman, OF the FiIsl
Prdsby terrain Ohuroh, and wife, aud the
Rev W. L MOE van OF Rodney Street
PrbsbyterlAn Church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-10
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]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
bys Druggists. Price o.; six bottles, ~