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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-28
County Commissioner.

The LIGHT is authorized to announce Mr..
FRANK'UMSCHIED as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office of county commissioner at
the coming election on November 9TH.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-28

west OF city. Price, Sb,UUU.
We have acres OF Iland all fenced; extra
good house. located just outside Of the city
limits, can be bought for what improvements
cost; terms one-half cash and monthly pay
ments.
Coal mine, about 500 acres, near a thriving
city, leased for 40 years, vein between and 3
feet thick, 40 feet from surface. Contract for
all coal that can be mined at a good margin
can be bought cheap on account of owner go
ing to Europe.
One of the finest vineyards and orchards
in the country. Fifteen thousand vines OF
best quality of grape from three to ten years
old and an orchard of 1900 choice fruit tree
such as apple, peach, pear and apricot. AID
irrgable land and fine improvements on the
place. Call and see photograph of the plac
and get full particulars.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-28

FOR CONSTABLE PRECINCT NO /.
The LIGHT is authorized to announce MI
Ed. o. Stevens as candidate for reelection to
the office of constable of precinct NO. l,
Bexar county, at the ensuing November cleo
ton.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-28

NoTE.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to terminal Prizes.
FFor Club Rates, or any further informa-
ton desired, write legibly TO the undersigned.
clearly stating your residence, with State,
County, Street and Number. More rapid re-
turn mail delivery will be ASSUMED by your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your full
address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Or
ders of New York Exchange in ordinary
letter. Currency by Express tat our ex-
pense) addressed to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. c., or
EDWARD MOORE,
22l Acequla st. San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-28

Hide and Animal Inspector.
The LIGHT is authorized to announce JOHN
p. CAMPBELL as a candidate for re election
to the Office of Hide and Animal lnsSector OF
Bexar county at the coming election in No
Yemher.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-28
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

The LIGHT is authorized TO announce
GEORGE PASCHAL as a candidate for re
election to the Office of District Attorney.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-28

FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
The LIGHT is authorized to announce Judge
G. W. NOONAN as a candidate for reelection
to the Office of District Judge of the 31th
judicial District, at the election in November.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-28

with good rock house never
failing water, and fine grass
= situated On the Culebra and
Helotes creeks, about 10 u
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-28
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

80 acres of miles, south of city, small
house good locality. Price 5000. (5D
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-28

A Large brick store l2x36 feet
dwelling of rooms, 2 acres of 1
enclosed and ~ lots, good water
both places. situated on one of
best Travelled roads in Bexar coul
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

Cashmere shawls, Cashmere searis.
Some very fine embroidered ones to be
sold of this week for half. Now is
your time to pick up this bargain, as
these cool evenings wrap eeems almost
Indispensable, SO cents to IS 90 each.
An eye opener In Dress q DDS, ~ in,
Wool Plaids, styles and colorings perfect.
same as you usually pay 75c. for; you
cannot help buying them wh5n o0c' a
yard.
Another stunning bargain Ten
pieces of German Cream Damask Table
Linen, always the 75c number; this loi
are yours at Soc yard. Your fault Il
you don't buy.
Irish Linen Heaurean Searis, 70 IN.
long, stamped for embroiierlng en- 6oth
ends knotted fringe. Not S5c,, but Soe u
q bargain.
Special sale of Hosiery In broken lines
and odd sizes; many OF them az nan
price. Some very rare bargains in thg
lot. Children's Ribbed Fast-Blaek, D to
So, l2Kc. pair.
The above bargains are all In your IL
yor as regards price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

JACKSONVILLE Sept. 1l.-Rhe king of
fevers has hal royal feast to day. 1t
has been dismal time for Jacksonville,
Dark, rainy and depressing, the official
bulletin of DR. Neal Mitchell, president
Of the Board Of Health, for the twenty
four, ended at p NJ. reports: New
cases, 4s; deaths, II , as follows j. W.
White (col red), Mrs. Aspen, Luta
KtllR. T. r. Coffee, Mrs Wiston, James
Nolan, Samuel Buzby, RodRer Vaughan,
q child Of Jasper Vaughan a child Of JAS
per Dye, &. Whittier and ID X Sim
mons total cases to date, ga total
deaths, -.
Rev Theodore VI Smith was reported
in critical condition this morning, but
is easier to night, with the hopes Of hts
recovery. Hon IL. A Lengle is still seIi-
ously III, but somewhat improved. Some
casss reported to day sh uld have been
lrepoited ye terday but the physicians
were late In filing the names. The Sur
Igeun General has agTeei 10 pay for medi.
lciues for the poor aud nurses for the hos
pitfalls and Tor those not abls TO pay ioI
them. Few stores are now open in the
lei y. Harry Lee, leading Knight OF
Labor, Is dangerously III.
AT meeting ct the State Executive
Board Of the Knights Of Labor held II
this city 70 day It was decided to appea
to the order at large llr aid tor the rtsi
dent members. Nearly all the meChanic
aud lab rers here are Tow unemployed
and fully one thousand persons, member
Of the order, and their iamllits are Fl
needy circumstances.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

Mr.. Thomas j. Moore. 10 company with
Department Commander r. q. Bucking-
ham, James Harkuoss and Levi A Moore,
has gone to Columbus, Ohio, TO attend
the National Eneampment OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. Mr. Moore is
one OF tie oldest men 10 this section, in
lCss that T. mcu.h he will enter his SOth
year; is IN the fun enjoyment OF health,
and NJ doubt will exceedingly enjoy his
trip, IS he is Of very social disposition
aud viii meet number Cf + lends. TIC
add more to his pleasure he will there
meet his daughter, Lydia Kirkpatrick
and her husband, who reside at Elvast on
Iltiros. Mr. Moore vii be guest d
his nephew, the Rev William E Moore
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

The business men who were accused by
girl peddie's were given a hearing before
Magistrate Lennon yesterday. Before
the examination counsel for ID. W. Hen
derson, one of the accused, waived a
hearing and entered bail for his appear
Rnce The other defendants were David
B Hellenga George CafIrey, Eugene C
Beck, Charles Lyons and Benjamin Ste
vens. The girls were Lille Lippincott,
Celia Brown, Christine johnson, Annie
Walters and Christiana Burgsteller.
Agent Watson stated that the Children's
Society had for several mon his been in
receipt Of complaints about little girls en-
terinR business places In the vicinity OF
Dock and Walnut streets. He saw Lille
Lippincott and Alice Broome accost Hell
lenger, and shortly afJerward saw the N
enter hts office at No 2l7 Walnut street.
He arrested the girls when they came oat
Of the office, and learned from them that
they and other girls had been visiting the
offices Of number Of men for long
time.
Hellenger and Caffrey were held in
$500 bail each, and the others held in
5000 bail and their cases held under ad.
yisement for week. The Children'l
Society was given charge of the girls.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

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Ny Pay
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

A SECULAR meeting OF the Board Of
Water Commissioners waa held lAAt
evening. Tue weakly pay roll Of
$40 80 vas allowed. The bAlABos in
bank Was reported 70 be 600. l9i.l5.
After acting upon the usuAl routine
bn.,ness, and passing the following
bill the Board Adjournsd: William q.
bul .ock, 81 "a; II, l. BroWn, $50; Law.
renee Hu ms, V29 95; J v. CRr,isio II
o. $40 90; Chapman wave Company,
e4l2 "a; q, g. Oleland, SIS rs; Patrick
ICArbeEry, SS0l.84; John DGuahsrty,
s.; J 8. 0rohs. $6 81; Good wear Rub.
Der Company, $40; John r. hudson
q Co, e89.5l; P Hickman, el8.82;
T. o HatR n, fs7.14; Keuffel & EAser,
B1T 80; Kennebec loo and Coal Com.
pAny, $3.50 "a; William Kyle, Si8; Leo
nArd b Ellis, S44 10; Lea Pusey Com
pAny, S7.l6; William II. murphey's
Boue, Sl5.0S, Henry MoKenney, t6E;
The Pusey and Jones Company, B44. IS ;
p, W. h B h. X, Co., sl5 50; Pierce b
Beeson, $3.50; George W. Stone h Co,
t16 IS; Allen bpeAkmAn, Bi,0i6 70;
rumlinsou & Son, SIS 4s; r. ID. Wool
& DO, 81 297 9Oi Charles Warner Com
pAny, s479,37
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
FOURTH EDITION
EaENanRl.

The four daughters Of n. L. Liohten'
steln lsfl this city on Monday for New
York, where they will reside with their
uncle, Julius BIsD, No. Sal West Fifty
seventh street. They have an abiding
oonhdsnca in the integrity OF their
father, and balieve that he was the vlo.
tim Of circumstances which he could
rot control, and that great Injustice had
been done him.
A singing class will be organised this
evening in the Sunday School room Of
the Second Baptist Church c)rner OF
Fourth and French streets After the
class Il oERAniEad o oommittFe will be
appointed 70 select . leader. The intsn.
tion is 10 make this one Of the m usicAl
ORGANIZATIONS superior to any yet or
RaniEsd By cur Sunday Schools.
Registrar William b. Lee, OF the
B BARD OF Health. accompanied his two
nisosa 10 Rlohmond, Va, on Monday,
Whence they proceeded to their home In
Mason, Ga.
The eldest son Of sx-CouncilmAn Jas
McKepna went 70 81 AerJ's College
EmmlttsburR. Nd, on Tuesday, IL
order TO commence studying for Chi
priesthood.
Aloert, son o. h6V. a. n. holkWtn o
the West Presbyterian Church, startet
to-day to resEme his stables in LAfAy
cite College. ..-
George v. Gill has resig 'ea the super
intendSnoy OF tho WILMINGTON Male
able Iron Company, In order 10 accept |
position with malleablo iron COMPANY
in roron;o, Canada.
DR.. II. &c Stewart has returned from
his visit 10 DStFoIt. Michigan, where b.
ATTENDED the sessions OF the PhArmAcu
tioal Society. ..-
MIRA Parker mother OF Harry PArks
residing at No 7O3 King street, h lyinl
very low and little hopes ere entertain
ed Of her recovery.
Miss 6Aliis A Gibson, No. zoos Tai
nall street, has gone on short visit (
friends 81 Millington, Md.
Miss Lille BeFTidga, OF Oxford
10 visiting Mr.. J. Frank Baldwin.
Miss DorA AEmor has returned hom
after ak weeks visit TO her sister.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

An adjourned session Of the Levy
Court Was held yesterday with Prsst.
dent GEubo In the chair. A bill Of SIS
was presented By Register MoWh0gteY
for cases which be had purchased for
the preservation Of important papers.
The committee appointed for the puF-
pose reported that thsy had andited the
accounts Of the EoAe commissioners Of
PencAdeF hundred and found them cor
rect with erroFs Amounting 70 1856 a.
on Q total aaseaamtnt Of 81. 236.
Satisfaction was ordered 70 be en-
tered on the 0fielAl bond Of b n. O.
Roth we'll, collector fer BlAokbiFd hun.
dTe5, whenever the attorney Of the
court shAll be notified BY the county
treasurer that IL has been ssttled In fall.
The committee, consisting OF Messra.
MoOAll, MoOTAoken and ShAlloross, APP
pointed 20 investigate the claim Of MT.
Mosely for Injuries to his horse, re-
ceived by stepplrg into q hole 10 .
bridge, reported In favor OF awarding
him $40, and the report was adopted.
A Dom munication vas received from
ID. Brainerd FeEris, stating that he had
mot been notified OF the appointments Of
commissioners 70 lay ont = new road
through property belonging 10 him near
KiEkWood, and the mater ives referred
70 n oummlbb1o uuunlattnM u A4c@AEhs
Weir, Roberts and M lCPAeken.
Commissioner Morrison was EN-
powered TO pay e496 for extra work on
the dyke bridge near New OAsIle, aud
also 70 par the engineer $40 50 for draw.
ling plans tor the bridge.
MsssEH. Jordan. McCracken. r 0th vel
and Weir reported that q new bFidRs
will have 70 DO built across NIL oEeeh
near Mi.ltoRn, at probable cost o.
$500.
The committee on Silver creek cause
way, in st. Georges hundred, repOrtet
that the bank Ii broken, oAuSin9 it Il
be overhowed. They were opposed Il
having IL repaired with dirt, and &c I
bridge will cost Ab0ut IS, 600, &dvlssC
/ that travel over 1t be stopped for TIL
: present The report Was adopted, Ant
the member from that hundred instruct
/. cd 70 fence Il on ut each end.
D The committee Appoiatsd to oonsIdal
the request Of DR.. Back, jail ply sies
for an increase Of salary, EeportedN
favor of granting the request snd rails
Ing the salary from e400 TO $500 pc
Annum, and the recommendation va
adopted.
Tha board thsn adjourned untIl Tues
ldAY, October, o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

The entire eastern coast Of Mexico has
been flooded. TrainA cannot leave Vera
Cruz.
Mrs Annie Antseil was found dead At
her home. near Denton, Md, yesterday.
There is doubt as to It's being q murdef
or suicide.
The West bound expresa was stopped
at PArkbr's Mil, near Prescott, Ariz., on
Sunday night by three men, who did not
get anything.
81 Peardop, the negro who murdered
Officer Pallmore at Springfield, NO., on
August S,wAs taken to st. Louis on Mon.
day night TO avoid lynching.
The entertainments OF Joseph Breed,
the assistant cashier OF the hartford Ns.
tlonal Bank, who recently committed
ulclde, will aggregate t1es 500.
The Kansas City National Exposition
was formally opened on Monday night BY
Mayor Kumpf before large assemblage.
1t will continue for seven weeks.
The Secret seryice officers at New York
report that large number OF counter.
felt silver dollars and quarters which are
very deceptive are in circulation there.
The steamer Alps, of the Atlas Line,
which hiss arrived At New York from
Hayti, was struck by the cyclone which
has been cayOrting around the West In
dies
Strong testimony has been presented
against defaul ing Cashier Pitcher, who
IL being tried In Montreal for bringing
1 to Canada the money he stole hon =
Providence bank,
Henry RIsley who Is charged wit b out
raging his12-year-old daughter in Herki
mer Valley last week, was captured In
hop yard near Waterville, N. T., on
Monday evening. ."...
Broker Daniel Bennett, who was so
mysteriously assau ted on Sunday night
At his home in jersey City, regained con-
sciousness yesterday morning, but was
unable TO tell who had assaulted him.
John ecrver, of Elizabeth, ILL.,, has
been paying attention TO Miss j. Terrell
for several years in opposition 10 the
young womAn's parents. They met on
Sunday evening, and server shot the girl
and then himself He will probably die.
but Misc FeIrell will recover.
The city OF New York has been sued In
the United States District Court BY Jas
Ssdler, OF Great n oteh, N. J ana Thos.
b. Steve son, Of Crawford, N. j., for
SIC, 600 for the use OF brake on the
Brooh Ign bridge cara which sAdler claims
to have invented.
George w Martin and John @ Camp
bell, editor OF weekly anti Prohibition
paper called the Avalanche, were whip
ped yesterday at Atlanta, Ga, by Cap
tain Henry jackson, q leading attorney,
and bis son T. G Jackson. Tbs trouble
e ew out Of Captain JRckson's candidacy
for the Legislature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
THIRD EDITION.


Ths reaulaE meeting Of the Street and
Saver DlreoioFs Was held last evening.
sThe weekly pAy-Eoll Of &4Ts k5 was 81
lowad. The Contract for grading sixth
atrast from Adams TO Harrison and on
geveaih street from VaR Buren, 10 HAr-
-Iaon vas AWARDED 10 p. CarbarFy Mt Is
and l2 cents per oartc yRrd respeo
lively.
mess was then transacted.
The secretaFy was Instructed TO %
nura proposals for the grading o.
Ohurca street from Front 10 Thtfd In
order that Belgian blocks may be laid.
The question OF awarding the con
tract for lighting the city Was poet
Doned until Thursday evening neat, 10
whlsh time the Board afj9uInsd, after
Mas M the following bills: y. 9 Brad
lev, $40 o.; Davis q Brother, &9o4 20
n walker, e2s 90; N. Dos ahoes SIS 49,
Michael Riley, Slv0; n. Moran. 5.65i
y, TAtnall, S902.36; 3. A L1cAss 6lo o5i
N. Leonard, S6B s.; a. O'Heill, Ssl 81
Neal DaTy, e164.l2; s. 8. Morrison,
Si63 %; Pioneer Club Stable Company,
Sls; ii, Keoab, $50; Alice Tucker, VS.
james PlAnigsA, G5t IS; W. MeAvillei
a. 80; II. VI z ,hlsy, $50 81; WllliAm
q @ limo, $40; L0uis Destesni! We "
John DIIaB $3.50 "a; A. 8. Reedp Vls7 %;
BsRqs q Co., $Ss2 SO; P. Bahey. t6.l9i
Gard well & WSu, $685. J A HArris,
$3.50; OhAiIA Warn o., Vi 80; John
FlsmeF,.S45 B9;s ". .. BuIook, " 60i
Richard walker, SlS4; n. Kgie bloi
KsnelIron and HtFdWSre % ufSll ~; X.
b. Briscoe, S33 CO; j. b OroHleE. 81 5Oi
Finley, GAtrttt Il W lsou, t2.SSi VII
minRton Transfer C0mpany. " co.
Cont a Coal aud Lumoet Company,
S25 6B; Lawrence B0Fns,Iel 30; Daniel
Douaberiy, SO %; p r MAuin, 1871;
same, gil 90; same, ga ssi same, 81 81
same, 81 "a; George Cochran, W ~; Q
JcHessiun s. 40; n. Riley, S2TS 49,
John FlASner. Sis O9i BTADdy wine
Granite Company, Slb5; n. =. Ksogbr
S2l8 10; J.'V. Oarlislg 81 Co., ebS,Oa
PennsylvABiA Globe aAa LtEht Oom
pany, e76l.25; Wilmington Coal GAe
Company, tl,57222; ID II. Oyum lish
Sl7B.b0; p. P. Tyre, 8i,477 -; Rspubii
can Printing Company, VI O6i hvefS
Evening Publishing Company VI 40
same. 81. 90; journal Printing Company
SLIP; p. u Martha. "a Di Delaware
Terra Gotta Company, SSS2 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
An Amlossn Ran,iu.

The family Of Walter Grace, residing
near Ashland, HI Greek hundred, has
been Eerlously AfillOted with typhoid
fsver. His daughter Jenule, aged 10.
died on Friday and Was inferred Oa
Saturday. His son William, aged II,
died on Sunday and bis remains were
Inferred on Monday. Another daughter,
KATE, aged %, IL also suffering from the
disease, but the report OF her death ia
oontrAdlcted and she Is now believed to
be In fair way to recover. Mrs. Grace,
who was also reported 70 be sick, %
pears TO have been suffering from over.
sork, and IL considered 10 be 10 no
danger from the disease.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
John Hnnter,s Homn soId.

PHILADELPHIA Bspt. 12:--Fhe farm
Of ex- Receiver of Taxes John Hunter,
known as "UloVer HUI" comprising
100 acres, was sold under the hammer
yesterday by NJ. Thomas b Sons for
Sl5s, 200 Lawyer Samuel B, Huey,
who represented the Hunter brothers in
their Iecent embArraesme bought the
property, but declined TO say who be
represented. There are Incum brsness
on the farm amounting to Sl64 900. The
property 10 situated IN Montgomery
county, between Elm and Wynnewood
stations, on the PennsylvAnia railroad,
and fronts on the Lancaster pike.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

Last nlghpa Wet Chester Local
News hAd the following Friday night
last 1t Wa growing dark when 30
ward Bartholomew, residing with / Is
brother Eugene, about two and one
half miles south Of Bennett Square,
left the houte and started aort 81 the
fields TO visit his nsighbOE, Bvnn Pyle.
III gets much darker / will not re-
\ turn tonight, Eugene" be sAid TO bis
brother. That was the last seen OF him
alive. Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
he had net returned 10 tbs house, and
his brother, bsoomipg alarmed, est
over TO neik hooE Pgle's. why be
didn't come here ~ sill, said MT
Pyle In asiOr ishmsnt. Search VSs
then made and his dead body was
found at o fence, over which he had
evidently Just CROSSED when death came
upon I'm The physician said death
was caused By the bursting OF . blood
vessel In the neck, He had lain out
night In the heavy rain which fell
Deputy Coroner Chambers OF Union
vile was summoned and an iDques
held, when . verdict IN accordance
with the above stated facts WAS rem
dered. Deceased was . sing maj
about 48 years OF age, He was oousi
OF Lindley Chandler, the once well
known Republican orator.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12

TRENTON, ecFt, lI.-lada
farmer, discovered . lOEboh
on the Delaware river oppc!RhI
81 Penn MAJOR ys5taf1ay, Il
brought II ashore, 10 Ii BE- 4
lady s sack 10 the pocket Cf sla
q letter addressed 10 "Dtsi "
and signed "hsitlf. i w
effect that the writer hGd tioHas|
self because NJ the fs;raial y
deity Of her lover Rle llilniR
she lived In Ia, ton p
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
Judge rurpor,s Narrow Escape.

Yesterday morning Judge Turner and
George BurrOughB were standing en-
gagged 10 conversation near the end Il
the safety gate ut the foot of French
street AS the Judge Was deeply inter
eBted, he did not notioe an ApproAchiUR
engine, the cylinder OF which struck
him In the breast Just IS he WAS fall
ing under the wheels he WAS caught by
Mr. Burroughs who with the gtsat-At
difficulty pulled him aside. 1t vas Ger
tainly narrow escape, and /. was for
tunate for the Judge that Mr.. Bur
ronRha wRH 30 near.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
Ilaaa

Miss Belle Fletahsr wtil leave on
Saturday to spend some time with her
fEisnds IN Philadelphia.
Complaint 10 nade Of the dangerous
condition Of tha sidewalk on the aonth
side Of Second street, between Market
and King.
The Rev. Jessie Hlggius, Who has
been pastor OF the Old Bw0dea' Church
Tor the pAtt ave years, has resigned his
charge TO tAks afsct December, LIST,
1883
W. H.sB0Wers, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, who has been suffering from an
attack Of typhoid, ia reported 10 be
rather bettar, and there Il . far prof.
poet for his restoration TO health.
The ladies OF the Lower BrMndywIne
Presbyterian Church would be pleased
70 rec .args attend .ncs 81 the api oa
bazaar and supper tais evening and TO-
n orrow afternoon and evening. Supper
from tot.
The insurance Adjusters visited the
ruins OF the morocco 10 Glory of 1 r.
QniRley this morning that was de-
saroyed by DIRE last Sunday moFplrg for
the purpose Of AsoaEtAinlpR the Ackual
loss sustained by him.
l 0uAoA hHAtA1uk huhu loii uAbthuCe
OF ten feet while walking across the
forebAy 81 the City MIL on Monday
hurting himself 90 badly that 1t wai
necessary TO convey him to his hom,
and call In DR.. Winner. IL is probAbl,
that he will be laid mp for several days
John Mc9overn died ct Atlantic Olty
on Sunday, the 9th inst. His remain
will be brought TO this ely, and ate
High MAss In 81. Peters Pro OathedFA
to-moTroW (ThuFsdAy) morning, thel
will be inferred 10 the new oathedrA
Cemetery.
Registrar Frederick II R1bicsou re
ports the following fall Of rain as regis
lAIsd by his gauge: On Tuesday, be
tween the hours Of IL 20 q. m aud :
IN 1900 part Of an inch fell, aud be
tween 9 p. m, aud 10 .. m 500 part Q
an iuoh fell. II IL likely We may hAv
the sun shinlng for the next few days.
. The brick business has been 90 du
thst Mr.. AlvAn Allen hAs been con
pelled 20 partly suspend operations {
manufacturing any more BRICKS for th
present Ab his brick yard. He report
the present building outlook the dulles
be has ever experienced in our cit
ninoe he has been in business.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-12
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Fine Grapes,

We have been favored with q speoi.
men OF fac grapes OF the Niagara var
iety from the Rrapery Of VIM. Sinner,
near Ohadd'B Ford, who has an acre OF
land devoted to their culture and
growth. They are hne aud large and
the flavor delightful, bat perfection has
baen obtained through the use Of over
900 two-pound canvas bags to protect
them from insects ~ we'll as the wealth.
or. Mr., Sinner disposed Of them In
West Chester 10 wholesale dealers at
ten cents per pound, and We presume
that they would command al equally
fair X es In our market.