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Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
4 FRIGHTFUL ski DISEASE

lsuGeFings Iatense. Msaa uoAEly
RaWs Body covered Wath Sores
Cured by the CnaHeuFM Remedies.
Messrs. sTEvENs BRUEKR, Monroe, n. O,
De kr slrh About two monthu ago, on your
rocommendation, bought bottle Of Cuti.
ourA hesolyenl one box Cuucara bAlve, ard
thh teen years who has been addicted with
eczema for q long time. and I am pleased 10
/ HIS suffeTings were Intense, his head being
keArly raw his ears being zone except the
cores have now all disappeared, hts skin IL
healthy, eyes bright eheeifnl In disposition,
and is working every dAF. Ny aeiKhbors arr
wttneases 10 this remarkable eure, and the
HdOubttng once are requested 70 cali or write
me, or any of my nelghhorg.
WIZ, 8. sTEPHENsON.
winchester r. o., Union Co., N. Q.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

The alarm Of are yesterday morning,
shortly before Q o'clock, from box II
vas caused BY . slight IRE IN the store
ho0te OF The Diamond State Rolling
MIL Company. u 10 supposed that tbs
DIRE originated from . spark shat drop.
ped into barrel OF wAsta. The flames
were quickly sxtlDauish'd by the bose
o. the company. The damage done was
slight.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Come and see ,hon Eip',T dE,5Ofi
Slot
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

The Potter Drug and Chemical Co.
Gentlemen, Mr.. VIM. s. Stephenson oi
this county drought his son 10 town to day tC
let US see HIN, and to show US what Cuticura
Remedies hAd done for him. This Is the ca
referred TO in our letter 10 you some time ago,
To look At the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never bee u ANYTHING the mat
ter with him, -seems to De IN perfect health.
We have written and herewith inclose whai
hia father has to say about the matter, =
wrote II Just as he dictated.
We are selling quite quantity OF Cuticura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cutieura Remedies The
best In the market and shAll do all We can u
promote their aAle. Yours Truly,
fTEVENS a BRUk RR,
Druggists and Pharmacist
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

The following described real estate VIZ
A lot OF land fltua ed In Nill t1eh
dred, New Castle County, DriaEift Y
ming ~ a stone, 81 ucr Of llnh w
Captain William Montgomery, tbtnss y
same south 75't degrees, west s. y 4,
to a stone, corner Of the lands nose
Ward, thence by the same south ~ Va
east 10 $40 psrchrs 10 4 Stone In the i0n
Ing from the Newport road through W /,
thence along the said rpstn1tsh ~ "
east 80 5-l0 degrees 10 the pA q btgli.
containing one acre and s. Pc chrs, WY p
less, with frame dwelling house Ahl
thereon,
selEei and taken Into execution
proutrty Of George T. All19rA w
John +, Allcnrn, administrator o. "
Allcprn, deceased and 10 b. 500 " J
Gll.FS LAMBS N. SsiI
sherih's ONCE, Wilmington, AgllA
A. D., 1883. 49,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
On SATURDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER /
at2o'e!ocs, p. n,,



All that certain lot or UI,.r OF I,s5,a
huldlnEs thereon erected, slluAl q n
ti'y Of Wilmington A!usu,alI b5ustJ
described as fOllOSs, to W.T.. Bfslaf'sf
point on the eas'eTly side NJ N11roe h,
the distance Of ong hundred ami four N,
ana Onc-half inches nnr.hefy fOg
north srlY eide # T,nui ,trtg I
easteriy and parallel with Irutl srs,I
passing through the Hd I.r Of he M
Sall r this ant The N1Iuluiay h0sg 4
south seven Y feet 10 sltEr, Thence y
erly and parallel with Mpnrpr street n
feet 70 nfothcr stake, thence EpsItf.t hi
with Tcnth street and ra.,InF ihfoiil
middle OF the diyi-iOl VI. Of t1is sGl N
Joining house on the NORTH seventy lead
Aforesaid side Of Monroe 8 e.L, Aad ID
tn, rely sOutherly sixl en- Zee, to de M
beginning.
Seized and taken In execution asnt1
erty OF Annie +. Straurrn and Wild
Sirau ,hn, and {. r., and 90 he sold y
6lLts LNMBshS, sd
eherlti's Once, Wilmington stMLl
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

OommensIng Monday, Sep. 81 Will leave
FOURTH street. wharf daily, ~ i 90 aud 10
.. % aud ~, NJ.
: Boat' leege UhSs!nnt street wharf, PhiIL
dsipaia, at ~ and 1000 a. m, ana i, 30, and
CO p IN,
For adarsus Hook, leave Wilmington Al
! 100 = %. AMI 4 10 D. n
All DO Ia stop at Ohsater.
frHiEht resolved Ior Marcos HOOK or
| Tuesday.
| TelCphous no 81.
TN Sundays, 100 .. m. bos; connects with
Ai.autio oitJ train. TICKETS for round tIip,
$3.50 For sale on boat, me-u
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

s,la4 Prizes, suountinE to........sl, OSI, 500
NoTE.-Tiokets drawing Ospitsl Prizes are
not entitled TO terminal PrISsg
For Club Rates, or any further informA.
ton desired, write lesibIy 70 the undorsign.
ed, clearly stating your residence, with
state, County, Street and EHmbef. More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured
by your enclosing an Envelope bearing youl
full address
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money
Orders, or New Y ork Exchange In ordlnAfJ
letter Currency By Express lat our 0KpsntSl
addressed to
n. A DAURHIW,
WeW OFl8Ang, La,
Washington. y. Q
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Cuticura, the great skin cure, and Cuticura
Soap prepared nom II, externally, and Cuti-
eura ResolyenL the new blood pnriher, ln-
teTnally, are a positive cure for every form Of
skin and blood disease, from pinples 10 scrOf-
ulA.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

All that certain lot or Dl,.,o an,
we lwo,story hrick dwelling e-,.,, w I,
sltnAts IN the city or WiImlng,,s ~, ~ Y
bounded and described 4, f9ii9ysySs A ~, tal
beginning on the eas.sTiy .ii, ~
street Al the di.tance Of ts,, y, W. y.
holtnerly from the nOrthrTy IA, w
M, w !, strerl, thence 'astciIy aSl !,
ne csrtre Of the party wall ~ tsi,.l Nv
the one adjoining On the .nuu il,, VIVA
70 corner, thence noriherly nv v
WIN Jefferson street ihlfiy.fte ~ ~, i
other corner. thence wrsf iii ~ W' Y
win Thirtsenth street slNi,.. I nv,
aforesaid side Of Jefferson strse' ".
~ sn,ehIepy e9utherly thirty-ayc let to NJ
y BEGINNING, be the contents tb,tg
they may. Au
SIZED and taken ia execution uo,,
IVY o. Annie z. strArPhn ana viii,
straughn' aud I a.. and 10 NJ soI1 X, =
GILES JAMESON M.
80 sherin's Once, Wilmington, s,p,sI
I'D
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

TAR. T. A. KEABLER
~ DormEtOloBiHt 9ynAoeIoyis,
Once houra: 81. m, 70 IA N.
p. m, to % . N
- $50 p. m, toss D N
SPHOIALTIRs:
BisoAses Of the skin ana d'seasss O.
Nomen Treatment In bot6 bsHnooo5 b,
the new adaptation OF electricity
ElOotrolysiBa or Elsatr cal SurIerV
NJ. p2l MAkKEr SIRkEr
o-ooo'u Wilmington. DeIa ware
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

RENEMpFp That the presence &.
REM I'm DEN Generals BeAurozaf5
apd Early, who are in charge Of the draw,
ines, 10 guarantee Of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are ali
equal and that no one oan possibly divine
what numbers will draw q Prise.
REM EMBER Also, that the payment O.
Prizes 10 GUARANTEED HY FOUL
HATIOMAL BANKS Of New Orleans
and the Tickets arc signed BY the Proai
dent Of an Institution, whose ohAFtsrO1
rights are reoogn lied In the highest OeuFIS
therefore, beware Of any imitation or N
noymoua sohemas
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
HAWKINS q CO.,
Real Estate Department.

Some SPECIAL BARGAINS I'm
selected from oar
lSng lAst. 90 be SOLD ON exceptional
easy terms;
SA0 spruce street
2O8 West Tenth street.
zO5 hAnt Tenth street
621 " eat Eighth street
SlZ Nor, OW street,
S25 walnut sire I.
$40 Poplar street
1921 Kirk wood street
21S Harrison street
220 Monroe street
0l8 ives Seventh street
2OS Fast Tenth street.
IllO West street.
AUG Lincoln street.
sos WsHI Tenth street.
I'll west Tenth street
0l6 WiRdBOr street.
II IA meGhante street
sos Dupont street
l3l Bradford street
HAWKINS 3 CO,
7i2 Market Street
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

NO BANDANNA FOR UStl TIP WITH
ThE STARS AND STRIPEs ii
The book ofthe day. The lives and d,s
tipBuished services OF Harrison and Morton
6y Gen. Lew WRllGos. EiohIy iIIustrstSd
bouna In sllk oloih, q 90. II, L. war.
ron q DO, Publishers, lith and FiIssyt ~
PILLS. FOR copy or agency Lddross Ghsenf \
No. 90 Monroe street. ISls - ~
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

We, ths undersigned Banks ana Banhsn
VIII pay all PriHes drawn In Tha IsouihAni
State Lotteries whiah may b Brassntsa a
cur ooupfara
n. n. WALMBLEH, Pres, LeufHIRni
National Bauh.
PIERRE LAHAUX, Pres, state he
t1On@B HANK.
4. BkLDWIHs Pres. n. o. HntSI HI
OARI. AOHH. Pres. Un1on EaG1Ona
Haak.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

GHEkIIE'B bALE-BTVLkTUE OF a
VIII be expoaed 70 pubiia sale At he hotal
now occupied by nlAh A, Stout In DolAWAre
City. IN hnd Lien hundred. Rev Oastle
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
VSHn FAI.E. TnRM
~ -OR-
has. LAURA 0sa00D HARKNREg'
@gkWOT SCHOOL.

Thts aah1ol. uhieA has enioysd mutual
prosperity slnoa q vas estAblilhed, will Opsu
~ kAal session September Ioth At the NQRth.
east fuer Of NtBth aBd King 6trOsas.
Beth SEXES afa admittsd aaa Glasses WIN
oo tglneod IN all the oemman and higher
gnsliah branches, IN book keeping ana Such
desired.
For ali special WORK. 90 IL the IsnRuagss.
eie.s teachers hAyo been secured Of undoabt-
% ability and htnepe, aiordlng students n
thee dspAFtmenta superior Advantages.
uensfant personal attention is given 70 sAah
scholar. that deep and abidipg interest
m.y ee awakened IN the Students n ind
without Which, tapid progress and Thorough.
noes are Impossible.
Students from outside the city will have
special overnight and care.
The Primary IntsTmOdtato department
vii % under an experienced teacher which
will ttaure It's RueOsfa
Terms, from 81 % SIS per quarter, aesord-
ina t. classification.
her further Information apply 70
Mas. HAkKNESS,
No. SOL Marx % street, city,
Between II .. m and p. m or any even
ING. Aei
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

at 10 O'Clock, q. m sharp,
Two black hoTsei, ona . superior work OF
driving no 50, tiVs years Oidi one COW; Two
good shOAtB, Q market wagons lump-s'Al
WRROrs lot OF double Aai single harness, y
sts 81 carriage hArn6 ), In good or1stit farm
wagon, horse cart, / dOubiB roller, horst
rAhS, ileiEhi plows, haTIo@s. ouluVatoIt,
sts 400 ash LOO Of covers, lot Of tubs, lot Of
tFuak b xss, BboVela, spGdct, hoes, rAkea
fofEa, wheo' -bArfoWF, griudstone, let oil olo
m By the burh,l, hey DY the ton, silver
litmBing leo ousief potatOea, llm
pss nl, sugar oorn chory AMI all kinds oil
tTu3z In tneHTound
housshsld ana Kitchen Furniture Bod
hels.eads an beddiog, en- Iirs, tables con-
| tents OF Kitchen, and l new Victor oooh
ttOyS
Torms. An sums fBio and lees cash; OF
all suns CVr that EuJt unt, pius mon tha
or ait viii be Rite1 b. the pureh sser BiVlpt
AtRLkApla note y lth an improved endorsef
| IL tersst acct PETER MILLER
l.. W tidh IN b Son. Ruets sl-A'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Sold everywhere. Price, CUrICURA, SOC ;
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMlCAL Co,
BoatOn, Macs.
G9-send for ''How to Cure skin Diseases, y
% pages, 80 illustrations and 100 Testimonials
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

SHERITFs sAI.K
SIr.o,s.,A Lr Of LsvAn Es.isTvR
~ ~ VII BE- exposaA selas 4
z Soert House, on No publ
e,ax ASnh and Elevenih y. sire
Tsf.. " Wilmington, New Ss 'se.1,
ON SATURDAY.
THE i'rn DAY OF SEPTEMBER
At O'Clock p. H.,
me following described real ana.
. b AZ shs. e,rtaia 10, or p.,o,, =, :.
~ ., ~, n9nse thereon sreeiS' =. =, lAnI
eity o. Whining on efoFss y, situate
oilosd 81 follows, 10 Vii. OoundI
nnlns on the nn,,r
- 1nd street ~ the dIs,stily II
set eastoriy from M 81 q
huAins street, then SAfly I
s1hseohu rect, ebsterIr ing sad I
st. shse horthetly aud d .T,I,tt 70 ID
49, 49, - ltet TO corner a. viii
~ me o. "a ieet Wide s 4ee Nj
ihsn,a s m,ih oecons street 4 ICY n
~ =. ~ nsufiiN along A uua we
Allel wlth Adams STREE =, 10. ~ rad
.nsnee wesie' ~ and psr,I1,,e icy ioto
~ ,Iset along aid Side Of M nv With
lses wide 70 feet to corner i,iilfesald
~ ~ paIIAilsl With ADAM strr IttRc, ~
hssi,, aiu side OF Sec iud .tfr.i yet
9m NAV be the cou'ens ,bs-s -nl pll
Seized And taken l., 49,
Hoptr,y Of imes LAfierty WON 4
y. Iurner, Executor. Az f,.'eeastd, 1
surviving morigagor, and "g T. Id
sherih's Once, Wilaiaglu"g1 ~ sltt
S''n' Sept /,
trtI
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

DTMPLEs, black heads, red, rough,
u Kidnapped and oily skih preventedb
CUTIcuRA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Aatnss Registered lsttSu Ia
MKR 0RAhAHB NATIONAL RAEI
AeW OFIeaAs, La.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

5ST-I IA
lis la oithc
Hg The Nm
lbhlsomce.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

( HEkIIr.s SALE by VIRTUE OF
Hll oe expo4ea v pablis aaIe, Al ~ n.,,,r,
n,oase. or MARKET atreet between Tenth az
A,sventn ntreetA In the CITY 81 Wiiminaisn,
new cantie oounty, lielaWaro Nni
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Thousands Of cures follow the use of
DR.. sARs's OAtATrb Remedy. 90 oehts.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

DUBLIO SALE-tHE SUBSCRIBER
having rented bis place, will sell o.
public sale at hts To5idsnos, on Bareshoe
lane, foot OF Head srsst. over Third street
brldgo on
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

SHERIFF's 5ALE.-BY WRITE
~ writ OF Isevart Farlas, To ms AZ.
VII be eHI osed IL public .a.e Al NV
house on Market street between I'm
ELEVEN IN street Ia the rlty of Wlnls,
new Castle County, ID laWare,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

llRDING
Inlshtd OruUi
drnA I@l Nc
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

|R REST.Al
|tn MtfEet Q
blaming Dc.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

DKKEHr1
ats per n.
ly WPETLl
hsy Hi
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

a XII Iroa
l1a
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

[lLE-!h.
lIsdGn COY q,
sSHE0E.hul
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

TVAnk-lks,
fkMARk
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

SsII.Es5.;sSnH
.wsSlsllml! o
eSsiutsh
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-15
Teaching Dogs stage Tricks.

The pointer is the most easily trained
Of short hair dogs. Tie bulldog is much
more intelligent than is generally sup
posed, and, while less ferocious than IS
commonly believed. none is capable of
greater affection. Mr. Stevens insists
that kindness is the principal factor IN
training dogs. Other fanciers, however,
have long contended that brute force only
can he relied upon.
Most stage tricks are done by cues or
signals. without attracting the attention Of
the audience. Romeo selects any num-
Der given by oncof the audience. Blocks
upon which the ten numerals are painted
arc auaycd in q row on the stage The
dog has been taught TO commence az the
extreme hgh.. and a slight clearing in
the throat b. the master, unheard beyond
the foOtlghts, IS a cue Tor the dog 70 pass
the first second, third, etc, until he
reaches the correct block. Silence then
giyes consent. and the trick is successfully
performed. 1t required two years of pa
tent training 10 teach Romeo to picls'ont
those number, his trainer said, although
the dog is q remarkably bright animal. -
Newark Advertiser
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-15

No one but builder can realize what
ANNOYANCE and loss lao Is compelled 70
endure from the depredations of mis-
chieyous boys No sooner is the found
alton for q building laid than the trouble
begins. When the workmen leave the
place then the boys takepossession. They
begin by throwing stones sticks and
everything they can get hold Of into che
mortar beds. sometimes entirely running
them by shovelng in all the surplus sand
and refuse that are left near the mortar
vat. They break and otherwise destroy
the finely finished bricks that are used in
the fronts Of residences, break up slate,
carry away laths and do all sorts OF dew
ilish things
When the house Is nearly completed i
IS then the mischievous boy does his
worst acts of vandalism. When the
plastering Is fresh on the walls it is his
delight to take a stick and scratch and
mar the fresh plaster rs much as possible.
Nothing pleases these boys more than to
make rude figures and scratch names
and initials in deep lines on tue smooth
surface Of the freshly plastered walls.
Tho loss 70 builders in St. Louis every
year by the depredations Of young hood
lums is simply inestimable Il is almost
impossible to find out the guilty parties.
and the builder has to bear his losses and
annoyanccs with n good grace rs pos
sible.-William Cochran ia Globe Demo.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-15
School Tor Tanning Auctioneers-

Il IS mriored thai an association IS 10
be formed i,y several OF the auctionaers.
the purpose of which is to encourage tho
flow of oratory and descriptive power
among these sl.,ughterers of goods, wares
and merchandise. public and private. IL
il felt that something must be done 80
that business mas be more equally dis
tributed among this brotherhood No
name has yet been decided upon for the
association, though 1t Is rumored 1t has
,een suggested that it should be called
the Anc:ioneer School of Oratory. a
meeting. il is also rumored, was held re-
Gently. at which various plans of organl-
cation were considered, the matter being
finally left in the hands Of a committed
TO prepare and submit a constitution and
bylaws at q future meeting. Some OF
the IDEAS promulgated were interesting,
and showed That many of the auctloneers
are anxious ~ rid the craft of the monot-
ouous system of selling now commonly
in vogue.
II was shown that in conducting sale
even ordinary articles Of household fur
nirurr might have their value enhanced
considerably ~ being mellinuously de-
scribed. and thus invested with an IN
terest that would divest those present OF
theii capital. One very silyery tOngued
dweiler Oh the rostrum said that in sell.
ing a fancy rocking chair II should be
described as a sermon III leather; a che
val glass as tive jOco5e production OF a
Scandinavian artisan; Il couch rs a
dream in plush, on which to seek and
find rcposc; 4 parlor set as having
caught the rays Of Il vanishing rainbow;
another, as enhancing as the CLEAN Of
the stars or the splendor which dies with
the moon; a parlor set possessing a
placid yet tepid aspect, a dining room
in antique oah, a perfect gush OF 70
luminous euphony; an easy chair .
caprice in raw silk; q davenport. beau
teous but mingled with a sweet half sad
ness. and an ordinary refrigerator rs o
symphony Of Siberian frigidity. New
YORK Graphic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-15

Illustrative OF the different l.bls Of
courage Observable in different races,
Lord Wolseley tells Us that az the storm
ing OF Lucknow our troops found them
selves in presence OF g gate house. from
the upper stories of which severe fire
was kept up on them. Tie only Access
20 the uprer stories was by some very
narrow winding staircases. hardly admit.
ting one man at a ,ime Tho English
aoldiers slrank for a moment from what
seemed certain death. But tie Silks
rushed in, went up the staircases with.
ont q moments hesitation, and in five
minutes bad thrown every rebel out Of
the windows. Iet the Sikhs would no,
have stood up man 10 man against Eng.
fish infantry. There Is also the courage
peculiar to certain individuals and Ger.
tain races which arises from contempt
for death and the belief that it only leads
TO better and happier life. This wa,
Gordon's courage. This was the courage
of the Ironsides. Aud this IS the cour'
age Of the Turks. London Standard.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-15

About the middle Of the last century q
Young cadet named Aiaskeleync went 70
India, where he Jecame acquainted with
Lord Give. The acquaintance ripened
INTO intimate friendship and led to con
slant association. There hung up in
Naskelryne's room several portraits,
among others q miniature which attracted
Gives frequent attention. One day
after the English mail had arrived Give
asked Maskeleyne if he had received any
English letters. adding: I'VE have been
very much misunderstood at homo an !
much censurel in English circles.
Maskeleyne replied that he had, and read
10 his friend letter he then held in his
hand.
4 day or two nfterward Give came
back to ask to have the letter read 10
him again. WHO Is the writer in
Quired Give. My sister. " was tho re
ply; my sister. whose miniature hangs
there. "Isit faithful representation:
further asked Give. 1T is, replied
Maskcleyne. "of her face and form. but
it Is unequal to represent the excellence
Of her mind and character "Well.
Maslseleyne" said Give, taking him by
the hand. you know me well, and can
speak Of me rs | really am. Do YOU
think that girl would be induced to come
to India and marry meY In the present
state of affairs dare not hope to be abe
t. 20 to England" Maskeleyne wrote
home, and 50 recommended Gives suit
that the lady acquiesced. went TO India,
and in 1853 was married at Madras to
Give, then rising to the highest distinc.
ton. Chicago Timrs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-15

suppose everybody has noticed that it
j. more difficult to pose rs n swell in a big
town than a small one. The same may
be said in the cities Of the world. II is
somewhat on the following plan: In
Chicago-A man may be Il swell if he
has a pot Of money. 1t Is permissible 70
be engaged in business.
New York Money first, foremost and
forever. but no business that approaches
the retail
Vienna-Social cminence, particularly
with women, military position, good
family.
Military prestige.
Paris-lIoney. manners, recklcssness,
originality in sin and a popular fad.
Business not to be thought Of
London Blood. TILE but not ncces-
sarilv money, if endowed with natural
aptitude for initiating the leaders Of
fashion. No connection with any bust
ness venture. absolute correctness in
every detail OF attire and outward cir
cumstance, and an endless amount Of
admiration for recognized social leaders.
Ii struck me that men Of distinctive
tendencies toward swelldom IN Chicago
missed the details small and attractive
Of both life and attire. while. TO BE frank
there are. in New York, very few men
who approach anything like the stand
ard reached by their models across the
water -Blakely Halls Letter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-15
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS;
At Large,
RICHARD F. BEIRNE of Hanover.
JOHN T. HARRIS of Rockingham.
First District,
T.R. B. WRIGHT of Essex.
Second District,
O.GARDIEER TYLER of Charles City.
Third District,
f'AzEwKLL ELIETT of Richmond city
Fourth District,
WILLIAM r. MCKINNEY of Petersburg
Fifth District,
H.G. PETERS Of Henry.
Sixth District,
W. W. BERRY of Bedford.
Seventh District,
MlcAJAH WOODS of Albemsrle.
Eighth District,
g.E. MEREDITH of Prince William.
Ninth District,
JAMES w. MARSHALL o. Craig.
Tenth District,
r. B. PooRE of AppomsttOx.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-15

The National Democracy Is, IN TACT
the whole soul Of the great fight that Is
TO decide the battle between govern
ment of popular rights and the Repuoli
can idea Of monopoly privileges. The
National Committee expects the Solid
South to count 1913 electoral votes with
GU, helping us to publish enough docu-
ments on the tariff TO enlighten the
people.
The Northern Democracy had better
learn something about the situation and
sec that the Solid South elects Demo
cratic President and that We cannot DO II
all by ourselves.
The Northern Democracy does US some
good but where would they be without
the Solid South :