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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-11-27

In speaking 81 the 'lates wilicn viii H.
volve upon the next Legislature II For
ida, the Lees3arg Co."a4reiM very prop
erly says:
Many Of the acts o! the last Legis ature need
alteration aud Amendment, and some OF III nj
ought 10 be repealed. The wild ca >calp law
should be repealed; he printing bii amended
81 rs 10 allow publisher. Just AMI adequate
compensation FOR legal a,ivcr isemcnts oi'll de-
scorpions. c>pccItlig Delinquent lax sales the
asse-~iD' N System rcql'"s .urthcr F'.yiso1 nd
improvement Ire rulcoa3 commission bI
should Dc modified - rs 10 atcl,e To Nh peep e
that relief winch they bad hO,c1 f,r in the crg-
naI Establishment al The comm ssOn \ State
Board of Health si.oHii be created, and good
many other things ought 10 be done that will
add 10 the iIapplne>s security aud prosperity Of
~ our citizens. We cci "a i1iied that Governor
Fleming viii give al these matters his earnest
attention, ami sincerely trist that his efforts
IN The premises will receive the prompt ard r.
fect've corporation Of capable Legislature.
Unquestonably the new Legislature will be an
ADLER set of men than the last
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-11-27
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-11-27

l. it possible that this great country,
ike hungry dog, has returned 70 IL
von'. AMI taken up again the band Of
corruptipnis'- il elected. in l9s4:-
Iirprk1ur Inter- >tpfe Vars.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-11-27
Administrators Notice.

4 IL CREDITORS. LfGArEESANp VI ~,
"A per, having ny ia IS az EN- ms - 80. :.
natre whatever 4. sin>l the cSa'c'i .fhn W. ~,
iing, deceased, ,fc 81 Leon cunt, Safe OF ~
IDA. are hereby ca ed upon Yrcsn' 'ae sa -
me wlth0u, GciAy, and they urehefrel H. ~. g.
that any claiin or demand wAichshal nos o - Er
hia'td 10 M within the tine prteFihei y =" IA
such eXhtbaion or presentation. MI b oaiIeu
this u"iiCc will 80 pleaded IN - ~ : reeV'...i
All pet sons Indebted - the ~ Esor are feaus''
10 make immediate payment.
y. f. RAMllN0,
Oct. l6, lsSSsw Administrator.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-11-27
MARITIME QUARANTINE.

The malitme quarantine act Of this year
makes line maritime system pcrirci. DR.. Hamll-
ION praise Camp Perry aud all tie work done
by his service in Fiori1a. IL says HAT he iso
lation theory, The i've days incubation heory and
the germ theory wer- All demonstrated. DR.. Ham
ilton says that the country does not seem 20
know that The marine hospital service is sill
doing great deai If work in Florida. He paid
nul $1,000 yesterday on account OF the sanitary
work now going on.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-11-27
THE LEGISLATURE CRITICISED.

Then he < yc~ IN account o; the attempt
he made 70 -rcNre prop health LEGISLATION
in FiOti Ia, laying The rr,poHs bii'v !nt the
failure upon the legislature, tre governor
having "xrn"ralrd himself ~ claiming
that nc did everything h" comb - bsing ,spbut
the legislation desired. Tuen CONS 4 c,u>'ic
criticism ol lhe Suggestions ,ntle by he al
vocat~s OF :, National Board Of II ;.Iih coup!, d
with the assertion that the marin. hospital ,.,-
vice j. fully equipped To H. All rhn' can G
conztiiuionaIly done hy the Federal 9 YER
ment "a y,t cptrmc, exc-p; ti,a, It nugnt 10
be q ven power over interstate commerce.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-11-27

] 3. .;oRp0X. Ciyge-r.or.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

NEW yoRK, Sept. II The steamer
La BourR which arrived yesterday,
encountered gale OIL the Banks, One
wave smashed the bridge, carrying down
Captain Fraqguel and two officers, who
were upon the bridge at the time, and IN
hiring several seamen. The officers were
bruised, but not badly hurt. The vessel
was not much damaged The gale IL
suppost d to have been the one which IL
passing up the Atlantic Coast.
WAsHINGToN, d. O., Sept II "A vio-
lent wind storm accompanied by sheets
OF rain, visited this city, yesterday. sey.
eral houses were blown down and num-
Der OF roofs lifsed. The cupola Of the Bo
tanical Gardens was destroyed, and the
greenhouse badly shattered and many
valuable tropical plants injured.
SAN RRANoIsco, Sept. ia rain
storm which prevailed at San Francisco
on Friday aud Saturday was aceompa
MED at intervals by sharp lightning, q
phenomenon very rare In that part Of the
continent.
WASHINGTON, D. C Sept. ia des.
patch sAys the Savannah aud upper Ten
nessee rivers will rise rapidly, and dam
gerous floods are indicated for the rivers
In Geor ia aud labahama.
IpceRsant rains continue to be reported
from al parts of Mexic,. Government
officers who have been over the Mexican
and Vera C;uz Railroad say the iines
cannot be ready for traffic IN lees than IL
days, There are many people and q
large amount of freight At Vera Cruz
Awaiting transportation to the City Vi
Mexico. Reports from all section cay
the crops are badly damaged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17
Nervoun FerlinK IN MADRID.

LONDON. Sept. lG.-The people q
Madrid are just recovering from bad
scare Three nights ago the Governor,
expecting military revolt in favor of a
republic, kept the imperial troops under
arms all night and extreme vigilance was
exercised at the barr acks. There was no
trouble, however, and II there was any
rlo. brewing It has proved 6zzle. There
has been more or less uBeasiRess In mill
tary circles, however, for come time past,
and It ia undeniable that disatfec ion eX-
hts among the soldiery.
To what extent the revolutionary spirit
prevails can not be determined, at least
by the outside public, and It is only from
the anxious attitude Of the Government
that II is inferred that the army is sc
rlOsly honeycombed with dialoyalty to
the present form Of adj o inistrRtion. DIS
believers IN the stability of any kind OF
government in spain a'e cynically point
ing out that reyoluti n Ia about due, II
the county is to keep up its record o
throne changing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17


Ii TIE assertions made ~ the mans
ger OF ths Wilmington 600 lsraitve
Goal Oompany Of their reunion last
Saturday night are oorresI thls com
pApy 10 10 . fair Uay OF solving thA
PROBLEM OF the best means foE tie woIk.
inEmen TO adopt 10 better their c1n6i-
tion. According TO Mr.. sOva's state
mentB lhls cpm pAay has been the means
OF 7revenI ling = rise In tho price OF ooAi
In this CITY OF ct Least 20 ,enls top,
ana assu mirg thls 80 BE- correct, IL IL
efisstlng . saving Of ~ least SIS 600 y
year ~ the oonsn msra In this eiIy, for
no GOAL dealer sSn expeci to receive q
much higher prlce Ter his coal than IL
charged by lhis company. Tho work,
however. oouli only have bean acoom-
pliShoi by 90 operation, 81 sheEe 10 uoi
q single member OF The company thA,
could have startled or susSssafuily o0n-
Quoted she business hlmssit. Ois thin z,
however, ID certain, thiB ccBpAny's
experiences during the past two yesrS
hiss clearly dsnons'rAsed that IN unicn
there 10 strength, and that cooperation
IL the moII effeosasi way iov the wctk-
ing man 70 better his o 'ndlslon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

The sans tactics that have been puA
sued by she Dsmooratls party for years,
Aad through whiih Grover Cleveland
even bsSAms President OF The United
States Had M. Cleveland OF bis sup
oorlers declared the same principles 10
LadlAnA, Nav JslBsy and OSnneollou'
IA he 5AmpAigu Of 1884 ihEi hs did 10
his message OF len months ago, he
never you'd hAvs been elected Pest :
dsnh Il will be we'll, hoEever, for
worklnRmen 10 remember that the
Democrats party IL and AiESys have
been In favor Of fres trade, aud thAt II
10 openly advocated hy lis organs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

JACKSONVILLE, September 16.-The
official bulle IN Of the Board of Health
for the twenty. four hours ,nding at 6
T, VI reports: New cases, "a; deaths, 0,
as ll4ws: Louis Nesou, Harry Kimball,
Abram Mychird, Harry Hines, Edward
Carr, Harris Couthorn, Kate Mrrant,
Henry LIcceurirg. Mrs. James NJ. Math.
ewH. Total cases to date, COS; total
deaths, 1876.
This evening q corps Of fourteen nurses,
sent bg Harry Miner, arrived from New
York by the steamer Fernabdina, Twenty
/ three nurses from New Orleans arrived
to-day. 1t has been sad sunday. The
weather is still unsettled. Among thos,
Frustrated are O lionel Whitfield Walker
Internal Revenue Collector for Florida
and Mrs Walker. He is doing well
Bay street WAS covered anew with lin
to day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

IF A Republican journal happens to
mention anything connected with the
'lA!e TnplessRutuss asa" there Is generally
. how rom the Democratic press AbDu,
"EAv!ag the bloody shiFl," but IL
Ehou BOT be forgotten that II mAksa
oonst5 Frsble differences when the en-
ssrsu'sed garment IL thrust in she
ftcss Ct loyAl men of The North by ex-
rt5als, Az recent political debate In
ii 9 Curt HOUSE 81 BhaIbyvlile, Ken
tucky, between the Hon. Augustus
W,lE9n, OF LOUISVILLE, chairman Of she
siS'e Republican Executive Oonmit.
1re, snd Ahe II N. John 8, RhsA, one oil
The Dom ocratlo electors for Ksulurky,
che later In dramatic manner and
loud voiOe said: There Ii not . drop OF
bod 10 my veins, from lhs sopmOsI
hair On tho crown Of my head 10 the
dust on the bottom OF the sole oil my
sAoe bal IL rebel Democratic. II the
isAus vas 10 come again by g. We
would doll over" This Bantense wAS
EAp.rrously ApPlAudsd by all the
Democrats present, and II lie safe 10 say
thR; there Rre but few, II any Sou ihern
Democrats, bat who have ihe SAME
view. Mr., RhsA IL q fair 30 nple Of
Sic on In the South who are support
ing NJ. Cleveland, ths mai lriiy o.
wh9m. however, are moi suffioientlJ
hOnet; 10 state % he did whAi they In
tend 10 do II the opportunity should
offer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

HON. Thomas v. Cooper, Chairman
OF ths Republican ssAie Executive
COMMITTEES OF PenpsylvAniA, In recea,
Bp3eoh At AlIOona, explained hoW kheEe
csme 70 to such large surplus 81 10
afford the Democratic party the oppor-
tuniiy OF snunolAtiug Ihe'r fAvoFits
doeiFipa OF free trade. he said:
"Tke history OF the DemocrAiio PARTY,
since iis recent accession to power, jus.
titled the belief that there WAS = polill-
cal conspiracy TO create and maintain .
surplup as the beet means Of attacking
the tariff, When, IN 1884, the Republic
can Senate passed the bill to construct
nine steel cruiseTs, the Demo ratio
Houst defeated Il, thus practically max.
ing o surplus ut the expense of the
navy. In 1887 the President vetoed the
River nd Harbor bills and Us halted
for . fell year government improve
mentg snd practically added ga, 600.
COO more to the surplus. Next Cleve-
land vetoed the Dependent Pension
bills and At one blow prevented the
proper expenditure Of all that could
possibly remain Of the surplus In CON
Hrmsticn of this grave suspicion the
PTtsidsrt and his free trade friends
AsAnooneu tnef declared purpose OF
1884 10 repeal the internal revenue
tFXes, but maintained them 90 As TO in.
oIeaEe the surplus and direct all theil
FIRE against the tariff. This was the
plsn Of the solid South, and II carried
Out II would break the material powell
OF TIE North and give, through leRislA
tlGn, the advantage which the 6outl
lost by arms, for protection is main
tNiIt % to Southern Industrial"
There Is very little room to doubt thl
truth OF the q Dove statement and thOs,
wbe kuov Mr., Cooper are aware Of tht
fact tbs. be IL TOO careful and cons stem
1ious men to make an assertion o
this nature II he would be unable h
gubJtAnHAis it, This then goes 10 sho '
how We came 10 have su1h . large sur
Plus, and explrins the Demooralio 81
tllude en- the tariff,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

Cashmere shawls, Cashmere Scarfs.
Some very hne embroidered ones to be
SO d OF this week for half. Now is
your time to pick up this bargain, as
these cool evenings a wrap seems almost
Indispensable, 81 eents to 81 90 each.
An eye opener in Dress G ods, IS in,
Wool Plaids, styles and colorings perfect.
same as you usually pay 75c. for; you
cannot help buying them whtn Doc. q
yard.
Another stunning bargain. Ten
peces of German Cream Damask Table
Linen, always the 75c number; this loi
are yours at 59e yard. Your fault i
you don't buy.
IRISH Linen Beaurean Scarfs, 25 in
long, stamped for embrol 'erlng en- botl
ends knotted fringe. Not 35c but 25c
a bargain.
Special sale of Hosiery in broken line
and odd sizes; many OF them at hal
price. Some very rare bargains in tn
lot. Children's Ribbed Fast-Black, 5 I
81 l21fc. pair.
The above bargains are all in your fa
} vor IS regards price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

A party viii lesve Philsdtiphia Mon
day, Ootohtr 8, under the guidance of
Messrs Raymond & Wht'comb, for q
magnificent tour OF 81 dsI through the
NorthW eat, Lver The entira lima OF the
pictnreSqas Northern Pacific RIilread.
and thence sro1nd Pug sound AID
along the Pacific Ooa8t from VIototis,
B. O., to SAP Diego. AL tie Leading
! regorts If Central and 58n'heru OElifor,
MIA will ba included, and the aSay upon
the PachG Coast can be pT3lon 2al
trough the winter aud SINKING II otsir
ed. On tho name day tals parry takes
Its departure, sno.ber party will leave
! for son.htTn California oirect, snd stilI
i ANOTHER for Co.0fado, L. lcd!ticu Il
these IA. IA the hrn RdvsrlissB areriei
OF shorter s-eursious 10 fashionable 70
sorts during thu mo this Of Beptarnbei
and October. Desorip Tvs oJeulate o
any of thess tsiIs. OF isips aries nf th'
California anti Mexico tourB h,TanEst
for this winter and spring, can he VI
taiued ot Rayuung K Whitoomp, i
south Nisth street, under the o1Elnsn
tai Hotel, Philadeipsia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

A Iest ing Democrat OF iiils city HLd
Leading bnainesa man b9gides, bEt
Whosa name CANNOT be eivsn without
authority. told roprssaItAsi 20 OF the
REPuBLICAN = couple OF ifys ago that
he h. d now given up the ,lso'ian Of
Grover GieYelRnd kisGe tbs r. Dnnir a.
ton OF Governor HAl # New York. He
looked upon Governor Hil So rngreEor =
ting everything bsd in politics, snd
wouii Lot set tina votes OF respectable
Dem rats OF hia State, which 81 couEss
would defeat him and uGf5at Cleveland
With him. Il still inteud TO vote for
Cleveland" he Esid. but II ~ ~ .
betting man l would bst on Harrison
"You see, Cleveland must oatTy New
York In addition TO al thu other doub.
full states to be elected aud this state b
cannot get sAddled az he is with HIM.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17
A LlttIe DIsn Of urow.

While George Fl. Bates, ESQ naia
his speech on Saturday Disus at the
ratification meeting, urging Democrats
to support the whole Democratic ticket,
he 10 not except eVan Henry D Hiok
man for the Levy Uour'. This entire
gu ping down Of the whole ticket VA
hardly expected after tho paper Of uhiot
he 10 the reruted editorial head, in Q
long leader, advised Democrats to cup
part the whole ticket exoaps Mr.. HiGk
man DID Mr. Bafs lack the coursg'
| to AdvOoste before Democratic audi
nos What his paper advised e3itOriaiiy
or is Mr.. Bates preparing to cot littl
mess Of CROW?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17


WaBH Senator Gray oRlled attention
last 8, T lay night TO the fAos that not
wlGhFtsa Ing IL WAS declared four years
ago tbs. In the event OF Mr.. Oleve.
Land lection general business deFres.
sic: uld enBue, but lhs contrary has
prov TO be she Case, be seemed TO
hayf st sight Of the vsry Important
fact lf-I we are htill living uudeE the
prastsslYa tariff, framed oy The Re
paOl sns, and 10 phioh alone cur
present prosperity Ia due. He also me-
Fla9le1 - mention that . Republican
Senate has to'ed As barrier ana check
t1nauy ni Ina misohievouS schemes Of
Mr.. Cleveland and his suppsrters,
There sra several oiher facts which
Bsem TO have escaped his memory
among hsu being shat the inroduo.
tlop, di t9ussIon and hnAi passage OF tht
Mills tin by the House essAped will
Ghs fo;loru hope OF Mr. OlsyslAnd's re
ele,ii1u, has caused depression In ih'
iron business and other industries
which ass thrown shoussnds Of mel
out OF york. Ths Honorable Senator
with his reputation FOR fairness, you'll
no dou ot have meo ioned these iAsss /
shsy rad mol slipped ala memory.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

WaHN THE he tcAn rAtlaoA'lon
mGsdug wAA held on tbe Government
lot 81 Nah aud S'hs!sy streets q fe v
weeks . o, Dem ,ors 10 G asses" In the
Sunday Bar VAS very Indignant 81 lhe
very mention o. The o. being desesrAted
by having poIitoAl meenug held on
II, aud even vent - far IS TO oAu upon
the authorities 10 put . sop 10 II. Last
Saturday night there WAS smother po-
lltioai rahfjAiiou meeting bed on the
same lot, bu1 although be ,Aot was N.
nounosd for several days previously In
she ne @spApers Of shis city, shl
weather or some other .Auye had 30 be
dimmed Democrat, G'ss'es" that b.
failed 20 aad IL out, o,herw'ze &c woult
undoubtedly bAvs orosestsd sgA,nsi tb,
outrAgs, as she Goysrumart does no
buy lots for sha purpose of iuruishIn
places 10 hold political uee!tngs."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

GovKRNoE HILLS friends In NsW
York seem disposed 70 cut Grovef
CLEVELAND on aosounl Of his opposition
TO their candidate, for IL ia An open Sc
cret that sevhFAl mouths ego . plot vas
conoooted in Nav Ypk city, And ssno-
toned BY the I'd minis F1Iion, ~ down
the Governor and prsve1s his re-uomt.
nation. THIS fac, has mol been forgot.
ten By Mr.. HIS friends, Aad We are
certain thai the Governor hineelf has .
very dlsbasl roSolleohon Of the olFou n.
stsncs. 10 fAol, sails ma'ssr ls having
such On edsoI in The Empire SlAie thai
when Governor Hill Vas asrsna1ed on
the night OF his rs-noninAhoo, he
made spee,h, in which he usit; al
10 my bincsre wIss and desire haJeyery
Democrat In the 8 bIe, end particularly
every friend Of mius, shAii vols fol-
Cleveland and TharmtD," We bs,lsV'
this IL ike aTsS line 'hst q cLndiiRu
tor . 5fAse cAass has fouad II necessary
10 request his party nOi to co.t M
National aokeE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

coming rush before another
billow comes tumbling after
it. No room in the papers
to hold them up 50 you car
see them in print We point
to here one and there one, to
now and then a special good
ness or a special novelty, but
you must see the stufs tC
realize the iulI story.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

THE Horprabls Mr.. MI's says In enc
parl of she oeEnHy shst Ills bill means
free rsdf, i" bile AIR, W4tissaop, who,
with P ssltent ulsyslaud's approval,
drsfted .As Deoocfaio platform which
was adopted ri g. Luis, asserts that
Ii mshps free trade A!l thrsEgh, bat
Governor Hi, OF NsR Yj1k, zni 5snR-
soT @ -, . Della ssre, both of which
place sguthLA ,h5uEaudu OF psrsonl
WLo ssro iteis HreRd by shs sweat o
their brow, AAs - hSs tha Dsn1nERtI.
party axe no. MN I'd 70, rcilh6r PR
thtg IL lavos lie. Ihass AT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17
FOR OysbsrpB
20 to 415 Madison street.


From their arrival on this planet to
their usually carly departure from It,
people ofweAk constitutions and angular
physiques pass sort Of half existence.
Like dormico they bufrow 70 their home
retreats, afraid Of heat, afraid OF cold,
constantly afraid that the shadow Of the
dread reaper VIII mltcIializc aud exact
the forfeit which lie demands from all,
sooner or later. No finer medicinal as
suraGce of cOmparari c vigor fer the
feeble exists than that afforded by Hos
letters omach Bittets Used with
peristence-rot with spurts and spssms
this genial and protest. ,nally commsnd-
ed tonic will DO much toward infusing
strength into puHy system, and round
ing oil scrswny angles in the human
figure Appetite, nerve tranquility and
nightly repose are encouraged by Il, and
malarial, rheumatic, bilious tendene,
overcome. 1t re establishes digestion and
prevents kidney ttoublCs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17

The Corsat Lightning keeps
striking. G. p. this time.
Tie best 6oNsa c. p Corset
that can be made, S., so. We
never heard OF one for less
than So rs before. All sizes
white and gray.
Woven CoTsets too, A
new line OF our own import
ing. We took time and
chose with the greatest care,
Shapes faultIess. Many Of
the styles confined to us in
this market. We guarantee
these Corcetq in ali rgape ctk,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17
ISPaEcEDEMEB AITaLeTIBII
OVER ! hlLLloH blsTRlsuTEt
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

aSAAA9AAA4ss Ss&sN1ANNSeS@ SOA% @~l
Incorporated By the Legislature IN 1854
i0s Edueatiohal aud OhBritaDle purposes
and Its franchise made q part Of the pfspsn
STATE Consultation, in 1879, By an over
Ehalining popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAOH DHEART
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ally t1ume an0 atecelnboFi, an0 Ati
eak<Ah ID SINGLE n OM HEh DRAW
AAeaS take place ON each Of the
other ten months 1n Ghe y ear, Rna
are ahA drawn IN publ1es AS lna
Academy Of Mus1es New Orleans Asis
1--WE 90 hereby certify that We supsTvis'
tho Arrangements for all the Monthly ak
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State LOTTERY o., and In person mAna&,
ana eontrol the drawings themselves, Anf
hat the same are conducted with honesty
fairness and Ia sood fAtth toward all parties
and We authorize tbs company to uBo thh
sssiihcAte, with fao-similesof our StRnAtpIa
attached Ia ~ Advertisements"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17
Once ina Life Iiil

The tide OF fortune ID
to cur feet Nov yOa 1
make your Rent pay ID
Home | A $500 lot o
$4,000 house can be bod
by laying SIS a month
encourage settlement d
pleasant suburb Of IA
NEWPORT" (only 7 mia
ride from the Wilmington 3.
a "HousK AND Lor Loan !
PANY" is organized to afoid
above rare opportunity
cellars guaranteed. Cal
evening at 8o2 Market s.
the plot and learn par'l'aI'i
ST VIVA. J. FISHEl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-17
In Dress Goods


Unequalled in price and quality.
American broad cloth, all-WoOl 90 and
"a inches wide, 47c per yard; sold every.
where for 50e just look new com.
pleto Dress only 90 and by all that, the
newest styles In the bargain.
Novelties In ,Iefseya, braided with cream
vests, elegantly finished, only s2.40 the
quality sold everywhere at 1880.
Pushes for body trimmings and fancy
work in all solors only 5be a yd; worth 75c
A full tine of btst Ladies', Children's
and GeHtlenen's Underwear sold at the
closest price.
Best corsets in the market from 371zt
to 81 so, are sold only at