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Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

The Roman Catholic Synod, oompIis-
iDg Delaware and the Hastera Shore Of
Maryland, met this morning at 10 80
O'clock In st. Peters Pro -OAthedral, At
Sixth and West streets. The attendance
is large, delegates being present nom
los have churches and missions. Bishop
commenced at l0. so O'Clock with q ser
vice Of song, led by Q. B. RhoAds, fol.
lowed with = solemn pontidcisl mAss,
Bishop Curtis acting 81 oslsbTAnt. Az
about IL Is the Very Rev. DR.. Hagnin
CONNIE eaosd the sermon for the occasion.
The sessions of the synod will bs held
with closed doors.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
HEgHHD181s
S:s Hss Hs: q. 1H:; s:;P:. s.'e: :,. :.:

The ehOapsae hat houss Hn.0hs city
@URSoRG Rroa,' AoA MaYkSs saFO0A
Oupping and lsoohings I0s Il. Second q.
Try BushE coal You viii nke.it.
Try Hush's coal you VIII surely like IL.
Willard y. Davis, jewelsr, Q Il, Second st.
Rine 10 x. Rings, At HAnps, lB 4. Fourth,
Frank Roop smith, druEGiSt, tth and King.
American Laundry, oo2 West FrSnt street.
HEAElliAn Balm, Immediate cure for nunps
Fine cigars and notions ct s. ". cor. 10th
and Bennett streets. l. Boil.
DO you wish en- easy mind upon your b cd
Of siekness3 Then Ioin tho American FRA.
ternAl OlKolo Wednesday night 81 el2 Mar
kst street.
10 you desire q neat sam TO make Q start
IN 1ifsf Then Join tho American Fratornal
Olcle on wednesday night, gath, at el2
Mafket street.
DO you wish TO provide for your family in
event OF dosth2 II 90 you will bsvo the
opportunity on wednesday night, 2tth, at
old Market street, OF becoming q chatter
member Of the American FrAtsrnal Circle.
Persons wanting their clothing dyed,
cleaned an1tprasle1 in hrst.elRSs order
should 90 to Jenny, the dyer and sooureT.
al0 kihg street. Everything done In the
bsat order with short notio0.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Charles Reynolds and OhAs. H.RAms-
burger, the alleged pEoprltt0Fs OF the
poker den that Was rAided last Saturday
night, at No. East Third street were
arrAiened before Judge TuFner this
morning for trial. When the names Of
the witnesses who had been released on
bail were called, several Of them failed
10 answer, aud ss City Solicitor Ball
deemed theIK evidence to be Of the
greatest Importance, he asked that the
case be continued until Saturday night,
90 that an effort can be made 10 secure
their attendance. The application was
granted, and the bail Of the witnesses,
who are locked mp 81 police station was
rsduosd from $500 10 e2s0 J. pusey
Smith and Walter Woodrow, WituGs
sss WHO were subj 0ssd this morning,
were also required 70 fnrniHh honds n
q like Amouns for their attendance aS
that time.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
PRICE ONE OENT.
{ Hill,
.so7 and 600 Market Street.

4 cordially invite every lady
wilmington and vicinity to
h. our spacious and elegant
M store rom and inspect our
sruo, new stock Of seasonab,e
d desirable DRY GOODS Of
Ngry description, which We
k,ye placed on salo ct price o
EblCh will be found 10 be the
invest Our constant aim is to
dve to our many custc msrs the
E,t goods at tho lowest prices.
Ne are very glad to be able to
report q large increase Of busi
llSs iinte We removed to our
new location, but this We thiAk
IIust what ought to be, conAid-
ting oul central location, our
line increase Of stock and our
loT cash prices at every eouu.
M
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
Fhe Ohampion Ha.ter.

Otto Scheu, of this city, q
member of the Wilmington Baseball
Club, has made the best average during
the season for batting ard fielding. At
tho commencement Of the season Yates
g. Company, the well known clothiers OF
Philadelphia, offered handsome suit OF
clothes for the best batter and fielder
This offer was supplemented by gold
medal from Charles +. Allen, the pro =
prietor of the cent store, and Mr..
soheu has been awarded bo'h prizes.
he is an enthusiast on tho subject Of
base ball, aud will no doubt make a
good record IN the future. The silver
pitcher offered by RiRgi & Giles hes been
awarded 10 the Americus, that being the
winning club.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
GOODS,

In this department we have .
b1ge choice and varied assort-
nsnt Of the incest, newest and
nat popular dress materials in
y.lds, stripes and plain fabrics
Slnearly every description. At
y cents q yard you can find q
Erge variety OF double width
vol stufIs, worth about double
thA price, At 8Thc, Soc, T6c, 81,
lls5 and 81 so you can find a
hlgs variety Of beautiful dress
htsrials. Get samples from
y part OF the world and com.
ns with ours. We are not
ltlii bi comparison or competi-
Vol, Ladies who contemplate
buying q silk dress Of any de.
lCiipton, will flnd our variety
Nge and the prices interesting g
and economical.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Tbs Republican some time Ago stated
tho probability that the old Wesleyan
Female College would bs changed into
. first class hotel By the present owner,
Wesley Young. What was then con-
sldered probable has now developed
almost into . certainty. L3wis K
Springer, architect, has completed ths
plan for changing the old educational
eiitioe into hotel, and Is nov ready 10
receive estimates for making the
changes according to ths plan. Il Is
enough to say that when the ohRnEes
contemplated are male tAe result win
be q hotel second to none in the Sta Q
for appearance and convenience.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
R.v. Ir. alekmaa Ia.t.lIa.lon.

ssaTO,niahk Will as Huother ,ffnpsft4nt
petloAiin. ne hislefy .of te Flrel FfesbF-
ltaslan0 0hog6iil WHAT AAbiifg Gs6fea hfs
becsmD to- Wilmingtou 1Ee4h0aitHa, the
lmolheeE tle Blltt aFfesli ylefiAn III 10
lFsesbJteslAnBtHl ID Wijniington 2 .IIlie
llAatklifag l6f 8 paiEsf e3f the ola mother
- Preellyt teEahisns, Viii taIf6 plnee this
evenlnn and tl1he aew pAs10 VIII % the
Row George k HicRmady late 81 MafIet-
ta, Pa. The exercises will commence
at 7 80 o'clock. Rev. Lafayette Marks,
d d Of Hanover Presbyterian Church,
this city wIll preside, and PROFOUND the
constitutioDal QUESTION: Rev Samuel
A. 0ayley d D., OF Colcra, ldd., pastor
Of the West Nottingham Church, will
preach the sermon. Rev. 7. h. Me-
Dowell Of Greeuvllle, Del. pastor Of the
Lower Braudywine Church, VIII deliver
the charge to the pastor and Rev. w. l..
MeRwal Of the Rodney street church
this city will deliver the charge to the
people. The First Church people cor.
daily invite the congregations Of other
Presbyterian Churches 10 attend.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

EoR sALE-oN EASY TERMS THE
Il property No. $40 h. Eleventh street.
Chance for good barHHin. Addr, Is Francis
II. HofIeeksF, Law BnlldinE. o2l 2tan-lOR
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

"ARrED.A GOOD ooLoRED COOK;
w good Hhsss. Apply at 40. Vle Wssh'
inRt0n street. o23 2t
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

DoARDING-eOoD ACCoMNODA
ID tons for few gentlemen boarders At
2i2 West street. O2S 6t7
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

To-morTov evening the Young Mem
Il publican Cub OF thia city will visii
West Chester, to take part In the RFea
demonstration thst will be given BY th'
Republicans Of Ohss, er county. II Il
expseted that there VIII ba ten thousand
men 10 lire. The club viii be accom
Fanisd by tho FiTst Regiment Bant
and expects to take at least one han
dred and hfty mep.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Seventeen dollars additional have been
collected by E. JelIeri g, draughtsman at
the Jackson & Sharp CnmpaDy's Works,
aud sent to eX-sergeant Charles I. West,
whose family have been stricken with
yellow fever at Jacksonville, Fla. Mr.
Jellerles wac a member OF the 60 me com,
nany Of the Fourth Delaware Regiment
az Mr.. West, and corroS0Fates the ex-
cellent character accorded him by other
members.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Department Commander BuckinR-
ham and stat visited 6myth Post, No.
1, G. A. r last evening, And after the
regular session . camp fire WAS held.
The attendance was large, there being
members OF all the posts In this city
present. Speeches were made by Com
maDder Buckingham, Past Department
Commanders Ross and MoNair, BoRIA
aud Others. An abundance Of refresh.
msnts were served, and ell present
spent q pleasant evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

The greenest countrymen are said to
come from New Jersey One of them was
walking up Cortlandt street from the ferry
this morning, when he halted In frlnt OF
small real estate office. In the window
were several little apartments contain
ing samples of wood and various sizes of
coal
"B'gosh," Z" muttered The Jerseyman to
himself, "that poor man must do an al.
mighty small business. IN. Y. Evening
Sun,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
AnuIvsrsAry rms Evsaine.

The twenileth anniversary Of The
founding Of the A. o, U. W. will be
celebrated by Industry Ledge, No 2,
at their hall in the Law Building this
evening Nane bat members Will be ad.
mitked. There will be an initiation,
followed by an Interesting debate be-
sustsins the beneficiary fund Of the
ordel?'
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

On0 day last week as VIM. Wells
Vas passing along Madison street his
attention was attracted to John N
BeokI . cArtar, who Wss beating one OF
hia horses In IN Outrageous manner
TITO wagon was heavily loaded With
oysters and the horses could not pull II,
Aftsr he had beaVen them until he was
tired he procured n nail which he tisd
on . utling and thrust repeatedly IN the
poor beasts ear. II groaued with the
pain and swung ita head from side to
side, but not satisfied with this Beck
pro5ursd some small pieces OF brlok,
Ehloh he also punoksd into the suffer.
ing beasts ear. Mr.. Wells, shocked
With this inhuman conduct, remonstrat.
ed with him, but when he found this
Of no avail, be complained to the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO All
mails, aud the Gaze was plaeed In the
hands OF Special Officer Stout for inveH.
ttgation. Upon finding the charge well
founded, he had = warrant Issued for
the arrest Of Bsok ard he had . hearing
before Squire Monaghan last evening.
Mr.. Wells testified TO he facts ~ stated,
and Beck WAS sentenced TO pay fne OF
sl6 and costs, which nuder the clroum
ttAnceI was entirely inadequate to the
ohsnae. Mr.. Stout says that he warned
him some time ago not to work this
horse, As II 10 In . bad condition, and
that this Is tho most shocking case Of
cruelty 10 an animal that has ever been
brought TO bis notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
|Vmls { Wraps,

1 The hdies and children Of all
ig'. Ia cheap goods, medium
goods ss'd fine goods, We think
fe en- suit any person. We
al 'Teeil attention TO cur line
imported garments for chill
k'H IN rich fine goods, which
N will admire. Our ciak
Roon Is a very busy place and
su sales in this department are
Ege, g,ing far ahead Of any
Ry.ous reason We expect to
ElthTee times as many clcaks
Il season SO we did lsst, and
laging rom our magnificent
qening, we will not be disap.
llnkd. Please make q note OF
y 0ro,by &c Hills is the place
etuy Cosks, as it is the pace
. buy all kinds Of Dry Goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Mrs. Caroline Klinger who for years
has been engaged In the saloon business
at Nos. 207 and 300 East Second street,
died at 2 O'Clock this morning from can
Ger OF the stomach, aged 60 years. She
leaves one daughter, and the funeral viii
take place on Thursday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

The "washy Actiyes" will give the
first hop OF the season at Rossitter and
Rlley's Dancing Academy this evening.
A II who like to trip the light fantastic
should attend. Albert's orchestra has
engaged. The next hop to take place at
the same place WIN be given by the
Ozark Secret Social Club" OF Wednes-
day evening November The secret
viii be exposed the night of the hop.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
A HOP.

The Dark Secret Social Club will
give ihair hrst hop at RoSsiter &RIley's .
dancing academy, 222 French street, on
Wednesday evening, November 7th.
The committee are making such ar
rApgementB that all who attend will
certainly say that 1t Is the hep Of the
season. Professor Albert's full orohes.
trA has been engaged.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
LINEN GOODS,

Spe!ial5ies in Bleached Table
gig'masks, \ G5 inch at rs cents.
S!aeA Y at 81, 81 25 and $3.50.
sileA \ at $l.15, $9.25, $3.50. and
Nlo t. ysrd Superb goods and
Sgalt designs. Lovers ol
!. N11Illul table linen cannot fail
g@ v pleased with these goods;
Ssaie 'otk al them. ( napl ms,
cents TO IS 8 dozen nap.
as, A'O to $3.50 . dozen. A
ugs variety Of patterns.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Rudolph 0aErstsoD, . 10 ysar. old boy,
WAS charged before Judge Turuer this
morning with disoTdeF.y conduct at
fifth sad walnut streets, but on 90.
csunt Of his tender ysAEs WAS discharged
With 3 reprimand and warning Of the
consequences in case he was again com
planned Of,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Praiss not the day before the evening
glow. You may praise Warmers Log
Cabin SarsaphiilA for purifying the
blood without danger, for 1t brings the
glow OF health at once. Tha largest
bottle on the market.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

A Drown will not cure tlFs eadaohe,
uor golden slipper the 90, out IT the
headache comes from eAtAHrh, Warmers
Log Cabin Rose Ofean will give imme.
diste and lasting relief It Is the best
remedy.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
Hsws summary.

Two colored men were observed by DO.
lieemen In Washington, abont Q o'clock
yesterday morning, carrying q bags be-
tween them As soon as they saw the
policemen they droppsd the bal and flnd !,
their flght being haeteued by several
bnllets fred after them. When the bag
was opened It was found 70 contain The
body OF Charles Il. Nolen, well known
coiored tarber, who was buried last We'd
nosday
VIII freight train was standing on
the main track Of the Burlington railroad
AZ keneaaw, Nebraska, yesterday, the
engine Of another freight train crushed
lao the caboose, completely wreeking
the FIRST train aud the engine OF the
second, and iusta5tly killing George A.
Pfttehard Of Denver, and Robert Bean Of
Meeker, Colorado, aud seriously wound
Ing two o.heTs who were asleep In the
cabooBe.
An extra" locomotive collIded early
yesterday morn ing with a construction
train on the North PeunsJ lvania railroad,
near Drove Yard Station. The engineer
and fireman Of the locomotive and two
laborers were slightly injured, and the
locomotive was damaged,
A despatch from Cambridge, Maryland
says that while Captain X. Powell and q
Young man named VARIED were having
friendly wrestling bout on board an
oyster boat at Cooks Point, ol snn-
day, both fell overheard aud were
drowned,
Forty-thres new cases OF yellow fever
and one death were reported yesterday
In Jacksonville, making total TO date OF
$3.50 cases and 9S2 deaths. or the new
cases, only six were white. One new
case and two deaths are reported in Deea
tur, Alabama.
Patrick II. McNamara, postmaster and
city treasurer Of Minot, Dakota, Is re-
ported to have 1ed TO Canada, owing TO
deficiency in his accounts as postmaster
OF about S250O. 1t is supposed that there
is also deficiency in his accounts as City
Treasurer.
Charles II. Rbann, q clerk 10 the man
ing department Of the post Office at Bos-
tor, was arrested yesterday for stealing
Letters. He confessed his guilt,
John NJ. Doremus, who murdered his
wife at hackensack, New Jersey, In Juue
last, was yesterday sentenced TO be hanged
on December 10
William Washington, colored, was
hanged near Columbus, Texas, on Satur-
dRy. He was convicted OF outraglng and
mnrdering white woman.
S
i suffered with rheumAtikm IN the
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

II you live 10 a low, marshy district,
where the mlasma arising from deeaying
vegetable matter, pollutes the atmos-
phere, the use of Laxador becomes an
absolute necessity 1t drives malaria
from the system at once and costs only
25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

. ThsAhnrporaok OF the rifis rang Ont
yostsSday afteFnpon upon she crisp st.
molphsEe Al /. she Healdmoor galfe
Range, Tie waather was hyorah u, , fos
rita Ahnqiing, aad tina mAEkemsn wers
0mneF tor The fun. Tha ahuotinR was
for the W1lihl ohAuploneRip aIntbii,
700 ynfss on1hpnd, At a Standard
AmnrioAR target. Following Ia the
score: t'' S,asr i. tae ~
n. B. Seeds, n, 70. 70, 90, 70; 9. ].
Newman, so, n, %, 10, "a; J. h. Mo
OaffsFty, 6S. 20, 90. 7B, 67; J. d. Z
Seeds, 90, go, 81, co, 79i j. w. GsYer
(mil. "a, 90, 90, 81, 66; O. HeineI. Br.,
"a, o.. 68, SO, 67i g. OAfleton, 81, ~, 50;
J. eoott, 10. 81, a. The lhst tI01Rarn
prevented from naishies on sOooyht- Of
Fsr he coniIuuaaEudAsch tss. follow
leg we're the uooFes; J. Scott. 10, 0ei 8
J. Newman, 08, 90; ]. n. Newman, b7,
%; II. BImpsUn, "a.
For the record practice O. Il eInsl, BE. f,
scored 03, "a; j. n. Newman, 90, GO; W.
A. Bacon, t6, AZ.
PrAotios ~ 100 yards; ]. ". GsyeE
(mil.) 81, 76, Iii J. 9. Jsffetis, n, II,
20; j. A. Chapman, II, 0si J. r. Mont.
gomtry, 55i A, Hsinel, 80, 4s. ~.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

BshninR piAuoF, Behr Bros. piAnos,
Ivers b Fond pianos, Emerson pianos,
Hale pianos, all prices and terms. 9se
these elegant instruments before buying
elsewhere. II. b. RsbeleD, 10 Market
ntr6et,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

II. X, Crawford, proprietor Of the
boot and shoe store ct No. 9 West Sec
ond street, bad . slight attack Of par
Alysis yesterday. He was able to be At
bis store this morning, but 10 very GoTe
on one side OF his body.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

A despatch from Big Indian, N. Y,
says that John N Damon lost his balance
at the top of slope In the Catskills,
which is 1900 feet long, and slid to the
bottom at high rate Of speed. He man
aged to grasp the branches of q tree at
the bottom, and his cries soon. brought
assistance. He was not seriously injured
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Powell, in the Third street msrket
will have another fns assortment Of
hsh for to-moTrow's market consisting
Of ssA bIsS, goldfish, black bass, rock
fsh butter fsh, lake shad Rld white
ash, oil Of which A:e fresh and deli
oiou5.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
For sale.

4 hGndsoms surrey, for WApt Of use
Iuat been done mp II 9Est-clAss ordeEi
will sell 81 bargain, ~ oWneE hns no
use for II Apply Of Friat = AllmoR,
eeVenth and shiploy streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

No one by merely oonversing with
fllh ever succeeded 10 drawing him out.
Merely oonvsrsiBg with Warmers Leg
Cabin P,astsr will mot draw out pain in
ts0 back, but On application Of 1t will
give relief ct once.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

wishes to inform the public that he will
continue the Zoe cream business at Nc.
S3l Jtffersoa street; also oysters win 10
sstved In every style and by the quart
at the uauAl prices. Telephone call AS4,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

The celebrated Three B. B. B. cigar,
Manufactured by n. y. Bourbon q
Bro, No. 2ig West BoooAd street. Tbs
hast 10. cigar in the oitY. Try thsnas
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Who Is this Il. D. Hollis that hes
just opened that eugAr barrsl at bi2
King strest2 he 10 sll right; he's from
No. 4 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Persons wishing . genuine picture OF
themselves or friends should call on
Beecher, S15 Market street. where they
can get 10 cabinet photographs for $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

VIII be paid to the man thst sdysr.
tissd H. D. Hollis had sklppsd from
Nc. West Second street to Bl2 King
street with that 25.cent candy factory
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Save the ptdler's big prodts and buy
your pianos and organs direct from the
WArerooms Of II, =. Robelsn, 710 Mar.
ket street, whore you oAn buy At the
vary lowest possible prices and on very
easy monthly payments.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Would altar house after March 25th
next, No. e4s Madison street, into store
for good tenant WOuid make . good
laundry stand. Apply 60 W. Boett
Vernon, REPUBLICAN, ofloe.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
HaDk0ts G Comfort
Sbles.

=. H6tn you get ready to buy
!vI Blankets & Comtortables
raie "a. look at our stock Of these
Soas, VA! as We think we are in :
/. .llion to do you coed Com
~, Eis weight, size quality and
s,i. ,rd.a with any advertised bar
y. SllS you can find here or else
Sasie We think he can suit the
sl0 saewd level headed customer
Hs!g time.
,o,,. We ask our friends and Gus.
SI'is sa5 ! to visit every counter
~. ~ department. in our large
S;', ~, as they will find real bar
~. ,~' and novelties which we
M ,s' not been keeping in the
Respectfully
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Taylor b EulleFten'B rheumatic miz
tuga cnFes rheumatism III all its forEs
Taylor 8 Fullerton, 500 King street..
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

ThS Soldiers and Sailors Veteran Club
viii meet At the TippscAnoe olubroom
tonight. All ara requested 20 atasnal
Is business Of Importance VIII Do
Brought up.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

"SnoW Boyi" II you hSve not seen
It, ask your grocer 70 show 1t. Lautz
Bros. give 1t for IS outside Wrappers of
Circus EOaD.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Houaa and sign painter and sFAInsr
Gall aud zee me before Reing anywhere
else. Work reasonable. No 800 Orange
street., TILaHAEAN DANNKR.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Wanted Immediately 30 to 1t0 quartz
Of milk. Apply TO Fred Klund, Jr.
SIT Rsst Fourth street, Wilmington
Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Gall and see the crayon portrait and
frame Cummings makes on lnstAlments.
800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

The famous Carpenter organs, Shon.
ingsr chime bell organs, Cottage Queen
organs, all prices and terms. H. f.
RobalNn,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Go to MoOlure for all kinds Of hsh
and oyUlsEs every day, Eighth strsei
market house.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

The Celebrated Smith Amsricsn Or
gAns: SOC and hear them and you will
buy no other. Fl. B. R0belen, 7i0 Mar
ket street,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Ata bargain, s-rooul houss, with con
venienoes. Only $3.50 required d9wo
Apply to ". Scott Vernon, this ofiios
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23
Ola RELIABLE, sOs MAdIson street.

Blue fish, Cape May goodies, Whit
6sh, cal tish, founder, tIOut, cod hsb
Oysters, 25, 80, 40c.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Persons intending to ley In . supply
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

New York Blue Point Oysters a.
HeAEy Dlouth's Restaurant. Very nne,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

HAndaone new oFgAAs for $50, with
plush stool and book q. =. Robslgn
ITO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Go to Smeltz for your ohoics pears
at lowest market prices, Is EAAt Fourth
SFEek
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Have you seen that handsome picture,
"Snow Roy" given for 2S outside wrap
peIs Of Circus Soap?
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

IN TIE ,doSs EssS. .Ha H!A1SSs Ss.,T,:a TT,PsauAlIsd Il
Robe len, 710 Market HtrOet.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Don't pay Si25 for an organ when
you can buy the ssJae for t75 from FL.
II. Robolen, 7l0 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

OuppIng aAd lsSohIng By George 3
8otMnaE, los HAST ThirA street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

IL cabinet photos 81 Cumming gal
sly for %. s02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

Try Samuel =. MaEShAll's new hsr.
nss1 storeD no. 100 West Seventh stsbe &,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

6 Q, 1s or 0S gems for 20 cents as GUN.
1lR@R gallery, OOa Market ss1obt
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

The safest and most ieliable remedy
for the ususl diseases of the baby is DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t contains nothing
injurious. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

prevented and cured By Hooper's Apo-
dyne. Best nsdicins for tosthinR and
solo. All druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

A lady who has suffered for over three
months ex rene torture from 3 violent
cough hes become completely cured by
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

suffered with rheumatism In the
shoulder for months and the only thing 1
found that did me any good was SALIVA.
tion on. II cured me, and recommend
1t to all sufferers with said disease.
N. ULMAN, Pearl Street,
Baltimore Nd
Daily Republican., 1888-10-23

II you want good butter call Gt R!ob
n. w. cor. Eighth ERd TAtnAll
at tFbeta,