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Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
A alns to Advsrtissrs.

The gentleman who is managing the
sales Of dry goose ~ No. lit Market
street said in our office on Monday that
. column advertisements WAS inserted In
one Of our city papers for one week In
the moRth of October, during the fair
al Hazel Doll, aud 30 far IS eould be
AaceEtsined IL did not bring oHe add.
tlonAl customer. Ahont the 26th ult,
an advancement Was placed 10 the Re
PUBLICAN for one week, and 1t had the
effect fill the gtor9 with purchasers.
As a oonssg uencs the GdTeTtiHamsDt
Was continued another week, and It Is
now running the third week, which
will about clear out tho entire st1cE Of
goods ALI who wish bargains must
therefore osll with the least possible de
lay or they will be too lats TO find them
1t No. liz Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
xUEsDAY, NOvEnBEE IL. 1885,:
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on a
Scott Webb Perfecting press,
with a capacity of "a 900 copies
printed, folded and counted in
60 minutes. 1t is the second
press Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita-
ted owing to the REPUBLIcAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and see it in operation,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
wILmINerOE : pORTHRRN 3. ,

Time table In effect July sth 1855. Traini
leave Wilmington tFnench street, a. follows
FOR Reading, blrda00Ios Joanna, bpriuE.
held, WaYnesburR junction, Manor ,PottAville,
fau-aqtts, AnCutoWu, Lebanon, Wernsrf'
Vile and al points on the Philadelphia Anc
Reading x. r., I.lo q, m. and z. % D, IA.
For Springfield, WAYnesbuFg JunCLeA,
gosteAvllle, Enbroevlle, LCnape, ChAdd'i
Ford ana DupOnt's and Intermediate pointH
7. De. M, Ane 90 p, N.
Fer OOalesvine and intermediate points Al
100 a. M, 40 and go D. m.
For West Chester, TO 4. NJ, z.O and so
p IN,
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
For Rev Bridge aud intermediate poihtA
.. lip. m. and on Saturday only 81 SD ARt
II, Is y, m.
On sunday for Reading and intern edIatl
points, at sos a. M, and for springfield ant
Intermediate points al 400 p. m.
A. q. MctAUbLAND, BUWkEBs BHI0dA,
kuperintenhsnt. Gen Pass. AEtt.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

All uroAkeEs 10 The oonIEAry, thB
RAPUBLIoAN loads ali the other Will
,sgIon dAllisB In circulation. II iu
the best advertising medium In the
shIe. We invite The public to come
inI1 our press rooms 81 any time and
see for thsmBslysS that they get what
they pay for.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Rev. A. N. KsiaWin has bsen ten
years pastor OF West Prsaby terrain
Church, and he made the occasion the
subject of . very appropriate sermon
last Sunday. He took for his text this
passage: "FoF / am determined not To
know anything among you but Jesus
Christ and him cVnoiaed." In referring
TO the financial condition OF the church
be said he hoped that at the end Of the
next ten yeArs Of the history of the
church, the S14,O 900 debt standing
sRainst 1t would be entirely wiped out.
When he became pastor Of the church 1,
hSd 349 members, 261 Of when were
ectiVei 81 Of the latter had iakon dts
missRls and removed away, GO had lett
for other causes or had besn transferred
and there were still 629 members,
showing very gratifying pad nsalthJ
increase In theAfe hash years he had
baptized 50 -LaHants and 10 adultE, 81
memha1s nAd died, IS. b24 had been col
fseoted for contributions for charity
Alone. He thanked Rll the sldeFE, tIus
tees, and officers Of the church for thel
kindness and their energy, ard paid /
high euloRy TO Charles Baird, who hA
been superintendent Of the SUNDAY
school for 6ftesn years, and tue Ladies'
Mite Society, and the choir received
large and Just nesd Of praise from him
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

TCOMMUNICATEp I


"MAn's inhumanity TO man makes
countless thou ands mourn" How often
do we find this verified IN this life. Many
instances are there of ingratitude, non.
appreciation and unthankfulneRs upon
the part Of those having the poor under
their employ. "MCthinks 'twould make
the angels weep" Instances where men
who have become reduced iu circum
stances, forced to seek some means Of
subsistence, frequently Of mental char
aCteT, whose pride would forbid their do
ing the least thing that would compro-
mise their honor or integrity, upright 10
their department, honest IN their deal
inEs with their felloWmen, yet In many
cases, barely r celying a smile Of approv
al or commentator, 10 be at last notified
that their services can be dispensed with.
just time enough is given them to pack
their clothes, their collar box and get
out, and, as Is too frequently the case
with not one cent 10 save them from
starvation. For, the pittance they have
received during their long aud faithful
service, would not justify their laying by
anything for a rainy day; barely enough
TO keep body aud soul together. But, out
upon the cold charities OF the world they
are hurled, no matter at what season Of
the year. How Dies this affect one too
proud to beg and too honest 10 contract
debts without come prospect of paying
What is one to do after seeking employ
menti in Vainl And now comes q ques
ton Do professed followers OF Chritt
ever treat thsir brothers this wayl Il Sd,
may the Lord have mercy upon them
We would not like to believe that any
pure minded Christian could or would
be guilty Of such thing. In all cases O.
the kind, God knows the heart OF each.
n
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

TIE DHHocRATIC plot, formed In
this city by certain members OF that
party to prevent Alden B. Richardson,
BlAts BsnAtor-elsot In Kent county,
taking his seal, will never be oonsum-
mated, 81 the party leaders are TOP
wise 10 undertake any thing Of the
kind The Republicans will send .
Unilei Slater Senator TO Washington
In 1889 to take the place OF Ri <JAuis-
bury, Is they intend ito Azy3y the full
ttRhl Of their VisSdRy in this 5lAte. p"
We Ars assu1Sd that the Democrats Of
ksnl never even dreamed Of coniestIng
NJ, Richardson's ssAt until the matter
Hal oroa3hsd By . we'll known would-
bs IeAdsr In shis oily, who for some
nme has bssn permitted to Ocsupy q
back ssaL Nj, Richardson and every
other Rsp1olloAn 10 the ssnAte ana
House are lsgsily elected, and II 10 q
disgrace 10 this sAie that the sans
cannot be said OF the Dsmo,rGiis dele
ge'lon iron this county, willis the fact
mas oFeE three Thousand Republican,
are illegally deprived OF thsls volss 10
hsH Cas'ls Oolnty, coupled with the
additional fart that over one thousand
nfuo1leni Democratic votss we're cast
IN sala Oily may prove funSisns o&Gsl
70 prevent seven Democrats from ocou
py!rg iesih 10 the House.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

eoAE OF The sauthsrn journals seem
very unoeriAin ls TO ths attitude OF the
next administration IovErd that asc-
hon, and while pArl are disposed 10
Wall and see waat The policy Of the Re.
pabdsans will be, there ars Others,
among them the Atlanta Constitution,
which sttil AiheEss 70 the old and mar
FoW sectional policy, and continues 10
Advoosle q solid sluls. II hiss been
IRE policy Of Nj Cleveland durlpg bis
enhFe administration b c.sAts = B5lld
s1uih, eut the people, by Ihsir votes.
oaai1sA Gus Eesk ago that thls country
ooes not Uaut sold south, OF 9 s1lli
North, 10 De ErEaysd EgAIpss each other;
what We want is 4 solid unlry, ana
We believe thl Genera Harrison will
show, By wise Administration Of his
duties, thai ks DOS mo- know Any
NORTH s01ih, Eah or Wssl, but only
oae Eoysrumsni End shAs Is govern
mani OF she psOpls, By tbs paopls and
Tor The pss1ls This nd nlnissE Asion,
shlch will HooD be Lhlug Of shs past,
hAa done everything possible 10 pre-
noe ss,iOnAltsm, and II will moi Dc
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Four YEARS age, when Mt. Cleve.
land Vas eleSIes, the Democrats pre-
dioisd thai The Republican party Was
dead, and that ihsy were sure OF retain
ing power Ter o. least twenty year,, and
II Il probAbls that II that party, With
all the patronage Of the administration
81 itI diSpoA, had Rot hsvs forfeited
ths cOnaien,e OF the voters by Isa
A>ionb, Il would have retained posses.
sion OF the Govsrnmsat for 81 least four
yaArs more. Daring Mr.. o!eTeiAnd's
Standardization he wasted the opp0r.
tunlly enjoyed By his party through q
Ghilly-BhAlly policy Of trying TO please
everyone, and succeeded In Disgusting
The majority. Ills free trade message
WAs probably written 81 the dicIAtlon
Of Southern agrlgulturiEis, Who have
always looked with BooFn and envy
upon The manufacturers OF the NORTH.
His vat0es OF pensions 10 Union soldiers
Wsre no doubt inspired by the same
factors, and he permitted an aRent OF
the BElliSh GJvernmsnt 10 say what
the policy OF tbiS country shAuld be 10
relation 10 tbs hihsrles question. All
thess matters hal contrary sffs.i 30
NhAt Mr.. Olsvo!And Supposed you'd be
the case, and the consequences is thai
he and his party are defeated. The
FQ1kg on which this administration was
wrecked should 6sfVs A. warnings 10
eho incoming administration, other wise
u too will forfeit the confidence Sni
esteem Of the AnsdoAn people, The
restoration OF ths R32ubn ians to p3WaF
forces upon them responsibilities fully
~ great a. the party had 10 bear when
u gained lie hrsi Victory in 1850.
The country 10 nov, through the
legislation enacted by the party during
il lWsniy.iour years Of power, In .
highly prosperous condition, and 1t will
dsvolvs upon Is not only 10 continue
this prosperity but TO increase Il by
every means 81 lie command. Tee In
taresa Of the manufacturers and york
tngmsn must DO mAintAiasd, and come
action should be taken By Congress 30
place our merchant marine In the same
place II occupied bbiors our ships ReEs
swept HON the ocean BY rsbsl cruisers
How this Gan beIl be done will be for
Congress 10 determine. There are ether
matters thai will claim At.sntion, but
We teel certain that ths administration
VIII prove equal 10 all the rssponsibiil.
tlss, and thai 1t will neither neglect III
opportunities nor bssrAy the great Irus
thst hes besn rsPosed in II by the PEG.
pie Of this country.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
GOODS

stored on the I'd floor above the
Ere. Having made . satisfac-
tory settlement with the insur-
aEce companies, they sold the
entire stock on November lat.
We were fortunate enough 10
buy several truck loads Of the
same, and find on taking of the
paper wrapper the goods arc
perfectly clean and free from
smoke. We guarantee every
piece We sell TO be strictly per.
feet.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
Philaaslphia. Wilmington 4 EE
tImcre Railroad.

Trains wkn leave vFllnliuHton us aaalowl
"a ] @ gia, ! y iogI b d iiS .. "a, Il D.
1SeoaiR ssi as d III / Va, "a mas a. n.
y 500 %, 100 10 90, 10 5bp. M.
e qs'i'i az l's z. j T. "a a =: "a q: "A
HcSc5acds,ioas "a ssA 10 Gla. IO@
new Yea, 10 ID a S@ 4 d .. Iesz,
nn%m. .l2,2' Ia. az. 81 S% 7eG
Fof Wet v Z; chester, via LanOkin. % ans
For Newark (OentrcI and intermediate stA.
gsSsIs and an; as Ssa p SsSuas 10 ma
yssi@ SaS a ana q B Rs II Line, fsp.n.
ol2 and u Q0a. m, ~ q, Il ~, a a, 10
TTsias Tor Beisware Division leave for,
es5 .. m, and n Is Might
GeorEeEown and IIewes, 30 .. m.,S0p.M.,
ssTfiastenp. i Ssssr, Pa ~ way stations $50
E8 ~ sp i or R & p. N. Wa,
E1n s ssr bower. Harrington. and Del
mar, u % Night.
Express for uApe Charles, Old Point Con,
fort, and Norfolk, n o. Might
Leave PbIladelpAia. 6ro.a str.e,. for wu.
% Is 4 a u g q. ~, aOL Soi. i6l, I'D
9 o. b9l, go, eN, II 10 p. NJ.
AcoommodA ion, 69s, 103e q. H., La an
. q. SH,s q s@ 10 0s 10 20. And il q D. n,
SUNDAY TRAKBg.
FOR Philadelphia le1pressl, SOa, AG2 atp
' y, 0i0, II 81 a, M, q n, "a and Dc u
Accommodation, Is =, h, N2to, In, 70,
bA1 y, and 10 % p. m.
For Chester lexpressj, TlS.e 10. II q q n,
IccoP@oS.tion. ii5ana nlO. Is, aB
b. and 20 D. m,
For New York IeEpnessl 90, a@, tto, Ilh
: lA IL 81 .. m, n. ia SsA q, and 100
Eof wsst ohestef, VA LsnOkin, siGG n,
Tor cipe charlss. OLD Point eOuzsort. aas
Norfolk, n 05 Night.
For New Casill9. MiddletoSnd Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, BesfordI Laurel
and Delmhr, faoS Night
Baltimore And Warrington, In a& sea
10 " a. m, IA q, 9 9. and q p, N, Bait
more, G. % AID II g y. m.
Leave Philadelphia Rroad Street for Wi.
mington leNpressl, u. ~ 3, ., I'm, p.iR ILL.,
a, n, 500, A.H and ll.30 p, NJ.
Accommodation, 3. s. 70. - A. NJ, n.S R.oA,
$40, q, IS and II. Up. N.
For further Information passenger are re.
ferred 70 the tickat ONCE 1t the station.
Trains marked thus a. are limited express,
upon which extra fare IL caarEed.
GENERA hSnasssT General FssSeS H AZ,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
FIRE. FIRE
SMOKED SMOKEl

October l6th there was a
large fire on Filbert street,
Philadelphia, in = place whore
Messrs. Wood, Brown q Co.,
had some 10 thousand dollars
worth Of reserved stock Of
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

tAH METHOD The only Known that cures psrilG
leutlJ the Of Special Diseases largest Hos
FAL and private pTaoeai eEpeFeuce With every tamad
Ahd mehna kneun to science eT quidken raeeVtfy ~
Refmhnent cure. The MOTT DANGEROUS 0igFs
soLiClTED. Relief at Bend Tor book sir Futb .
~ special diseases and Exposing ffaual their tTibft
athiEe sufferers aud ayed ho-nhlsd vegetable mad
zines, blood purifiers, Auduispt PramlanE 70 aura :.
pay etc. They rain thousants Best AN II ne No.
elng WI save mach suasSinG sAd dslAY Wills o. or
s,aI sc ~ dssteI SAY hsaIs, tos,sta, Wsa
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
V0TkilgnoH and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDING
Forty-five Dollars and Up
wards.
TWELFTH WARD

WaIuSs
Over four hundred sold Ii
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall hour
within a square Of these lots
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave,
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look Ut the improve
ments: City water an6
Tampa; one-eighth tax rate
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car lIDs
going to be extended.
For dead-suTe safe invest.
ment, where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed NOW
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections Of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how &c
secure a home apply to
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
PonnOck 4 Foreman
Olothiers and Cent? FURNISHING.
8. u. Dor. Fifth and Market BHI
Wilmington. Del
RGIsTFRIs ORDER

kEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,
Upon the application Of Fisrr. ~ If II ~ N,
and lOseph II. Cloud. executor, NJ An
NJ. Barr, lste of Wilmington I'M.
dred, ia said county. durr.41 n
ordered and directed Iy fnp ~
itter that the Executors aforesaid give aUiA
OF gruuting Of letter Trsiamtulaty UPON n
eatate OF the decra1rd, with fhr falruf ann
Ing thereof by causing advertisements 10 n
posted within FORTY DAYS from lhp date of3utf
lettorsin SIX OF the most public plarrs n M
county Of New Castle, rluiuug All ptflla'
having demands agAlu.I tlrpsiAlp tU prsg1l
the saine, or abide by am Act " Assembly II
such case maduand prov 1rli end al.p faua
the same 10 be inserted within tuy -tmr M
cd in the Daily RirrutI.Ny, a 1psll
paper published 10 Wilmington. psl
and to be continued therein lATtr Wetkb q
q, d.
- Given under NE hand AMI Seal
L. =. once OF the Req itUf aiDrsAi,
- Wilmington, IN Nov Castle Count
aforesaid the day aud year above written.
JOHN n, BRADFORD,
Register /
NOTICE. An persons having claims lgillt
the estate Of the deceased must present ID
zane, duly attcsted 70 The Executor
on or before October 81 lG9 4
abide the Act OF Assembly IN such rae ua1
ana provided. FRANCE II, CLOUD,
JOSEPH a, CLOUD
El1eai5t.
Add rcBs, Wilmington, De. u
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

NIBW CASTLE OOUHTY, B. s., THE
N b4ts OF / alRWEre. To the shsrih OF
Few Castle County, Greeting:
whereas, Margaret Gamble by her
= Poudsn 10 The judges Of our So,
psriOr court flied IN the once Of
tbs PtothonotAry Of the said Court, IN and
for thu County OF New CASTLE, LOT the cause
Of complaint therein alleged, has made Ap-
plleRtion to our said judges that q dRoroe
may be pronounced dissolVing the marriage
existing between the Petitioner and her hus-
band, Henry q. Gamble, Va Therefore COM
msnd you as you have been heretofore con-.
handed, that you summon Henry q. 9ams
bic 90 shat he be and appear before the
Iudgas Of cur tsid court 81 the ueEt term
thereof, 70 be held at Wilmington, on NON
DAY, the twenty. siEth day OF Hovsmber
next, TO answer the allegations OF the said
Petitioner, according 70 the Act OF Assem-
bly,, in such oass made and provided, and
aise 20 DO and receive what the said court
shall then and there consider oonoerninR
him in thia behalf as 70 tho Court shall sosm
meet and conniEtant with the provisions OF
the said Act Of Assembly
And hGVs y0u thon there this Writ.
Wttnoss, tho Honorable Joseph P. Come.
avs, Esquire, ct Wilmington ths second day
Of October, A. D., eighteen hundred and
eighty eight 0EU. A. MAX WE'LL,
PfonthonotkrY.
Issued Cote bbr 18Th, 1888.
TIE Gb0Yo Is . trna copy Of Tho original
Writ GILES LhMBsOR,
o90, q ma lC-At shs.in.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

ruu.ApEIrmA, TUESDAY. Nov. ia l@A

AAAAt AANaAAAIN AANNs 10 A1uk
To push quality up and
crowd prices down Is our
an-the-time try in Dress
Goods-or in any sort of
merchandise. If a futter in
the market puts Silks, or
WoOleng, or Cottons, or any
other store thing within our
reach cheaper than ever, we
pass it ON to you cheaper
than ever. The business
pulse OF the world beats
through the store.
See 1t in plain Dress
Stuffs as well as anything.
They are kinds you know.
Measure by them. It's a
good thing to have such a
measure Ia mind. You'll trip
on it In some stores, maybe.
They set traps by marking
under here and there a COM
mon thing, and get even on
things you know little or
nothing of. But If you keep
your wits awake the mind.
measure will serve many a
good turn and save you
money.
Taking colors and quail
ties together it's the fullest,
bI St lot of plain Dress Stuffs
We ever had. A glance will
give you a notion OF the
stock-half an hour OF the
styles, Then the picking Is
easy. Prices all hang your
way like ripe wheat heads.
Cords are the newest. The
only chance to change a
plain stuff is in the weave
Therefore Cords. From fine
thread size to shoesrIng-
six distinct styles. Mostly
lengthwise, one across. Too
neat and handsome TO 90
out as a freak. Cords have
come to stay. We have them
in every desirable shade of
the season. 40 to so inches
wide, Toe to So so. In some
cases precisely tie same
goods were Is per cent
higher a couple Of weeks
back.
The fiaest Serge is AZ and
so inch Cassimlr Of delicate
twill at 75c and 81. The
heaviest, strongest, Is 46 inch
Drap des Danes at 75c 10
$1.25. Between them a
pleasant scattering of varied
weights.
OF the tuzzly, teazled Ser.
ges-ioules--two to show
the drift unusual quality,
75c to 81.
What we've told you Of
are only among the finer
grades. In another aisle, q
dozen steps or SO away,
you'll see mountains OF Pain
Dress Goods from 75c down
to as little as a fit st # car
be had for.
Southeast of centre.
Dainty hair-line stripes
faint checks and emall,PlRidI
on browniOh, gfeenish, gray
lsh, blush grounds ; each ii
! many modest mixes. Thi
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
DIR. THEET.
53S N. Fourth St,
BslSE 0FosR,
PHILADELPHIA.

IS years practical szpaFiauas
Guarantees 70 care mere qaisksl
aaisT And permanent thaa "a
advertising phyAleiAn ali Soc
cihlDissnaea, blogd f'oisoa
skin Diseases, plulpist
niOtoheat Obstinate UleoEd
t1bsfEuntlaHA, InHAmmAtlo1
Of kidney BlRdder and cha
organs Nervous nebniiH
Early Decay, W eakneHA.ak
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

FOR singsriy, accommodation, daily II ~
Z. N.
Eor Baltimore, accommodation, daily sE
oept Sunday ~ o. m.
For OhioBEo End Pittseurg. aXprsSs, dAily
GtnsianAti and 81, Louis express, dany
II Bs m,
nAltimoFs accommodation, dAIly ~ . N
Plttgburg, chicago and 81. LouiS sxprssl
daily 8 10 p 10.
FOE IiANDHE REECa, 8 10 A. nabandK5
only, ll,oo =. N. dnily except sunday, 3 q
3 %, 20 p. N. dAilT.
TrainE isAva EAfEet Esgeea btAtiJG;
Ter PhllsdelphiA : 10 p. n. daily. FoI
bAltimoru ! Etf. NJ, eAiiy. Hcf LAHden
bgfs e.Ao and II. 90 A. N. daily, except Bun.
days 81 4. o. on ssntaE eniyi AsS En6 u.s.
PitIsSarE. ohisAxo And ~ L.ouiu express
daily . 81 70.
TUains for ailDfaEtan--L,aAYa FhnAGsl
phis, daily, ~ 20, lR.00, pil 90 8. NJ, IL d
noon a Geo. 90, aAsa, ga. ale, lole,
nliiy, o1cspt sunday, 10, 10 =. n
a. ST. and ~ ., n.
BunaREH only, GIa n.
Express trRina
RATES TO WRsTMRN PoIHTs LowMl THAI
VIA Any uTHKR LTNE.
", N. OLlEMENTA, o. O9UUIabn
GEM MannEas. geAr Raas. AEtRi
Tlltlthcun En lEE
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

inches wide, and Just right
for looks, wear, and weight.
Southeast Of centre.
-Four numbers of Fownes
Gloves for Women that have
found much favor here are
the Soudan, Bosnian, Crav.
en- Tan, and Cavendlsh Tan.
Made from best heavy skins,
with picked seams. They
ale the kinds that stand first
in favor with West End
Londoners for driving and
riding use. For the street
W it'll heavy wraps they are a
delightful innovation in Wo-
mems Gloves.
Chestn ut street side, west of Main Aisle
Is your sight weakening
Have a care, We've the
fns st Spectacle1, and skill.
full hands to IT t h e m
There's a worshop in tn,
building to make gIasse
ron physicians' prescrip.
lions. Eye helps of ever.
kind.
Near Juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Entered at the Post Office at Whining
Del, as second class mail matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

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Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

BALTIHO@z a ORaIO kAAAn0AB
gOHKDUMA IN ETNHuT, april ". lsss
Trains issVs nslEwAFs AVtaus DsDSa
EASr BBUNn.
For FhiisdslphiA and Chester, sII, %
itt, ss 800 %, f0 10 Hna al Il q. n. % %
2 81 t6 n, 21, ~, Z 90, - 20 And b 90 D. "A
TN BrndAys,T so, 7 bb, Y o., 10 90 and al IL
nj %, eo,s be,Ab 20. 9 -, to.Ao 70 and Q y
p m,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

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Dainty hair-line stripes.
faint checks and spall,Plaids
on browniOh, gfeenish, gray
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Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
Eight 81 styles at rs cents
Twenty Sl.5O styles at 81
Fifteen 81 IS styles at f1.5O

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inches wide, and Just right
for looks, wear, and weight.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
Lightp,Ds's Franks In tn. Pantry.


Lightning struck the house Of B. Spen-
Ger, in Mittinesgue, Wednesday evening,
and, entering the part occupied by Ed
ward S. Young, Mr.. Spencer's son in-law,
cut IS many queer antics as it is noted
for. The bolt seemed to strike the bed
room, and sfter tearing Of few squsre
Yards of clspboards stalked boldly into
the house. MIR. Young IVES sleeping in
the room, and his wife snd child &C.
cupied the next room. The plaster
ing was torn CT this and the othe. rooms
until the bolt found its way to the pantry
and there it reyelled. A servant girl OF
the mosT reckless sor! could not break so
many dishes in g month. Some were
ground up into powder, while others
were cut in two. A cake of sosp was
nicely halved, one part being laid on en-
opposite shelf, while it's mate was thrown
into dish Of water. No one was in
jured, and the bolt LETT without setting
IRE to anything.