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Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Andrew J. Lodge, welt-kJown elti-
zen. died at bis late residence e, No. 500
West Ria hte, nth street. Ninth ward on
Sunday night, in the tG.h YEAR Of his age,
Of drupsy Of the heart, from which he
had been an intense sufferer Tor SIX
mouths previous. Mr. Lodge was born
In BrAndyWiEe hundred near the Practical
Farmer George w and W 9. Lo '0e
were his upcles, In early life, Mr..
Lodge followed seaiaring life, J. In
engaged IN assisting iu gOgernm nta
surveys, and IN that capacity yllte
many parts OF the ODE. He also le.1ne
the trade Of ma hinst aud fol we
that business in many II the mu hin
shops of Wilmington. he was II n o
bright intelligence and sound reasyues
He WAS twice married, his last vile snt
four children, and one eon by the irs
wife being LEFT to mourn an irreparaol'
loss. HE remains will be Inferred in TIA,
Wilmington an BrandyWine Cemeter,
on Thursday at 3 30 p IN
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The regular session Of the Veteran
Republican Club wa hold last evening,
bus nothing outside OF Toutlne business
WAS transacted.
The weekly meeting OF the Tippeoanoe
Club Will be held al their rooms, Tenth
and Market stFeets, tits evening, and az
business Of importance will be trAnF-
aet.o, full attendance ID urgently re
Qutstsd.
The Young Men'a Republican Olut
will bold an important meeting shit
evening, and the members are requested
10 attend.
This evening Republican meeting
will be held 81 81. JAmes' ohspel, ovel
Eleventh strsht bridge, that will be I'd
dressed by RsV MT. Stirling and
Horace Greeley Knowles.
Ga Saturday the Republican Oouuty
Executive Commit es will meet In room
/, In4tituts BuildiuR
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

ssssG RsasSus fus Opposlag OIsvslana
Pntas aslphis Press.
ems II, By voting and working for the
snserss OF the Hancock electors IN 1850
makes me Democrat, then l was one at
that time. Imot only cast my vote for
the Democratic electors, but gave my IN.
divided time and attention 10 that cam
pAign In the interest Of General Hancock.
There was but little II any, iSsue between
the pDties a. that & me, and Hancock
being my PERSONAL friend, and one oil
IPennaylxAniA's greatest soldiers, con
sidered It duty 10 give him my support.
| did not support Mr. Cleveland four
years age, and won't this time. His
views on the TaTin question, II for no
other Teaaon, would cause me 10 vote
against placing him 10 . position he said
he did not want more than once.
The people Of America are happy and
contented, because buainesB 10 good and
the county prospering. Why give up 4
certainty for an uncertainty? WIZ
give up an assured fact for questionable
RESULT In the language Of another,
"why change q record for a prospee.
tus ~
will vote for the Republican nomi
nees because OF their platform; because
tnc NIOfm assures FfOtectiOn 70 Ameri
can wofkmen and industries; because
gallant Union soldier Is placed In opp0
sition 70 one whose "reoellion record" Il
rather against him. ! will vote Rgainst
the Democratic ticket because the leaders
lof that party desire radical changes
changes that will prove disa tTous 20 the
Ination; because the 20 an at the helm
haa insulted MANNED soldiers aAd The
WieoWs and orphans Of those who gay
up their lives for their eOnntTy's glory
because when the bill granting a DsnsloE
70 the widow OF General Hancock was un
der oonsideratlOn-of tho fo.ty- saver
votes east agsinAt Il, forty were DemO.
ersis; because, during Mr.. Cleveland'l
term Of of1ee-Wonnded Union soldier
i-who AoceptAbly filled positions hGv
been discharged 70 make room for thosl
who wore rebel uniforms and Tough
against the nag. There are many mor,
reasons why ! will not vote for the Demo
cratic electors, but think the above ar
sufficient. Al PEARSON.
PittsburR, Sept.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
FIFTH EDITION,
Dots

Dot,
ny. Mayor Rorvood :, :,
masi s,,G y ptmOctht, IA s sSS.ii Z.
making Republican epsscbs' 'lsAasd
The marriage o, 1.r'M
mac MA n ~ SaLrle Ten wss,,s az IN NJ, I
Remnants Of oil olo,h,.
SsSe'' zoe; and TOO ir.p n S0 ''0T,, .ta
VI; Q. WOrrell go ard i 81 vi 2i ~ l
&C Charles I. DUE has ultbd Nd a',l,'
~ R'. nIm Of BsllAh & Co., u' NV, d
hr, John ndenon, Of P,,,o, j
fair anu Will ATTEND q
Fo1E'ni'I Complexion Pea.
S Suoss = son and b'Auil u ,hir.,
purity. " osang 4
Iii, hii,es e Jones shipped GNo \ ii
soptAl punch TO Dunkltk NJ
On Monday, which weighed AN sbo,' ss Z.
The Home Missionary socl.,, ,,s
SAstie ffesby terry viii meet 4, y Nv =
nTAndyWlns PrssbyterIln os,, ~
she oh and TIN Of N ytmtsr.
Lebstee HaIDss, Of Yves, G,o,. +,
Elisabeth Allen, Of uern,nio v
ana Joseph E.kinbn. Ct Phn,s,,,ss
spoke at the Friendo' psttlps Al w,
and TasnAll streets, IN Monday = s,,,I.I
Rsy. I. R. MoDovsll, Of ~
brAndyWine, and Rsv. M Lssh.s
Green hin Pfesby tsrisn CSn,.s
changed pulpiIs lass SUNDAY N
are both young men Nrd dolSs -,
Wofk 10 thsir respective uhArss,
The Toy man in Christian Ran,
have not forgiven Mr.. KillRSrs IA,
defeat, and acme Of them tromi,
make their influence felt al Ia ~
election in the selection Gf A m,SSsI
th. Levy Court.
Son eIime during MOpdEy plvb,A,,I
entered the house OF JOs.ph n n
ct Seventh and WAlBut urv,n I,
stole between % and $40 from n, ~
pocket. MT CFJea thipks The M
ohloEoformeA the dog, which b mi
very vigilAnt during The nlaLI 4
TRANCE was gained by f.relng tks n
ing from tae kitchen deer.
The ladies' Of g. PAul'sA U.Kj
Church will give . prAud eutefaltp,l
10 the church on FTliSy aud G,,sl
evenings, ocIoter l9.h and lsA n
l. B Cooper, Who bss Ttluuia n
from Goshen, will deliver 4 lsclu
the frtt night entitled "Woua 4
oSiiiss," "a Vsls to Goshen, sn
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
rna ,an,.r uon.misslonsrs.

The regular meeting Of the Board Of
Water Commissioners Was held last
eveaisR, Whan the following bids were
received Ter the construction OF the new
putNB bsRgo At the City MIL: A. j,
P.t.Is, % as 50; W. II. Boulh, ~ s44
J.R b BRsAa g. SOP, S2,7lS; W. g.
Pierce, q ,DTT, and - the bid Of Seeds
q SSn was the lowest the contract vas
AINFdSd 10 thSR The balance In bank
wAs r.t0rAed ~ 6s3 ,327. l3 TO current ez.
Bsnsaa Asd Sll, OIL SO 70 bonds and In
tsIest Phs weekly payroll, amount
Ing " S6sa -, vas presented and ORDER
drawn fer The parties named, The re
asiItl for the HoRth Of September weT'
RsDsTbsA - follows; hiacellGhsous
$40 IT; fTAstlOHs, Sl28 S.; penalties
944 10; rsBta, 1851 n; fsrrules, "a. To
tAl, 0oss ~ The expenditures were
BSshiusTy, 81 1916 distribution
sSeT 10; extension, $40 IS; sAiAries
SAL 81; inSiASaIRlS, $lS L7i total slS,
3Il.ee.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The large four mated schooner built
by the Jackson n Sharp Company for
Captain A. P. LonRstreet, was success
Taliy launched on Tuesdsy afternoon At
2 so O'Clock. As It struck the water,
Mia Arris Lupton named It the r. q I.
Lupton. All he vessels around the yard
were dOakGd with bunting, and there
were several hundred people present to
witness the launch About 100 persona
were on board OF the craft ~ 1t slid intn
the vAur, and while 1t WAS being pulled
back 10 he wharf these gues,s were en-
tartaiAsd IN the cabin by Captain Long
street. Refreshments, consisting Of ice
cream, eAkea and iruits were served II
abundasee. Among those present Wer'
the owners Of the vessel and some tEenty
i've Euests from New Jersey. The LuptoI
was contracted for February 10, and thu
kesl was laid March IL She is $50 fee
lorE on the keel, II feet deep and 80 fee
bean, her capacity 500 tons She viii
BE- commanded by CAPTAIN A. P. Long
street AAd will engage IN the genera
ccasIlnE trads.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Gouley's delightful autumDAl sxcnT'
sion to MAuoh Chunk aud over the
& aitchbaok next ThnrsdAy, the 11.h OF
October. will leave the B & o station
foot Of Market st., 81 o .. M, sharp thl
Delaware AveD ne station at o. 10, ArEtv
ing Bt MAuch Chunk at IL = IN with
out change Of oars; returning, leave
Eauoh Chuuk ct 80 o. m, arriving IL
Wilmington 1T 10.45 .. m. The fros
has made the leaves look beautiful on
tho mountAin sides as the trAiu glide
over the lew rousa around the moun
tAiEs nm throush the vAlle5s. S,Ats oil
numbfrso. Whole tickets, 81 10; chill
arsn, 81 So. Tickets for sale At To,
train.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
TMp EDITI0M.
49, -@ sns zee ans.

NV YoRK, Oct . The wheat market
"a hrcken At last and the bears were on
kou When they lsft the Produce E1enahgS
speculative pit. Prices have iallen on
,eieyen osnts IN two days and are ttlli on
4hn declipe The Hutchinson, fiankin
ION and Armour crowd base com meheee
10 unload their wheat, aud for the nrst
49, ~ more than 4 week the market has
sheyn siSns Of stsadlLesa There were
No AucluStipps OF consequences 10 day.
ateadv nut rapid deel ne characterizing
INC DAVIS business. There was double as
mneb wheat offered for sale as there vera
Nd, for II. The trading only amounted
10 about 10 Oc0 600 bushe 5, and Tor the
first time on this teasonB crop the may
Opt,on led recember. The trading IN the
latter amounted 10 about 5,f50 OOO anu
in the former 70 250,C0O December!
which closed yesterday at u EOHt epeped
30 day Of 81 1sH and almost immeuia'ely
dropped 10 Sl.17h. - W..
Selling otleTu AZ this time both West
and here were enormous, ana stsaSy
hammeriuR Of Or Gee was kept up till tho
veTy elo e. when December was quoted az
me lowest price for the day, BLISS.
MAY opened at 81 q, and dropped almost
simultaneously 70 u IN, finally closing
at 81 TN ,-,,-,
Again, az on Monday, corn followed
wheat en- the decline, partly In sympathy
with wheat and partly becauie oil large
crop movement Ths decline on th'
yari US tons amounted to from u te
IL ee1ts on q moderately active business
me wheat cleATancts to-day showed tha'
this couhtTy had ore customer LETT,
little "a OF ST5 bushels having cleareC
for LaGnayra, South Ameiica. hotWth
standing the rapid decline in wheat dur
ing the past two days millers both Yves
aad here are unwilling to make any con
esesioHs, and the old prices are being De
termiAedIy ciubg TO. Many holders nav
held thsiP nouF back since The Boom com
menced, expecting 10 get $40 per barrel
Where there were any bids 81 All tne
were lever b from twenty i've TO tbifs
cents ana the result was an exception
ally SNAIL traAa.
CHIoAao, Oct. o.-The-e was q panick
feeling Ia wheat to.dby, and Novembe
dropped from t1.l4 at the opening I
Sl.lOX at the close. December wen
down from silly to Silly, and Ma
went from Sl,l7A TO 81 l24I. Nearly q
the other Optens shared in the slumI
and an tSsToAaed supply was given IS u
cause
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
VOTkIlgn0l and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTs
Forty-6ve Dollars and Up.
wards.
TWELFTH WARD

Over four hundred sold lE
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every half hou'
within a square Of these leti
for Water and Marke'
streets and Delaware ave-
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water anG
lamps; one-eighth tax rate
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car line
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe lnvest
mens, where you can SCI
your money every day, thi!
cannot be equaled. Had
great many people takel
this advice when we gave
several years ago, the
would have saved hundred
of dollars. Take heed nov
and buy.
Building lots on cas-
terms In all sections of th
city. Building loans, STOCK
or orders on any savir
bank taken as cash.
For information how
secure a home apply to
PETER j. EOHI
Second and Webb SITS, o.
lTHOS. M. OGLE
6O2 1-2 Market st.
Aul7-sH
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Alta msetlr z 81 the managers OF the
Bible oeiety, held at Mrs Gregg Chand.
ler's, October 4, the following resolutions
were q ,sfed upon the death of Mrs MArJ
G ark Alrieh, who, Tor ioug peri q Of
years, REa beloved aud active member
Resoi we'd, Whilst We miss her calm,
sweet face, h'F active work and kindly
words from our midst we bow snbmlA
siyply 10 "Our Fnther's' will, knowing
for h r it Has a beautiful transition fr IN
grace TO glory, from earth TO heaven
FOR her ito live, was Christ to die wa
gain" AAd for us, the fragrance of I
tender memory perfumed with words and
deeds for the Master
Resolved, That cop7 of these rSsolu
lions, with our wArmest sympAthieS, b.
sent 10 the ,amily be eaved.
NJ. NJ. CAPELLE,
A. b. PoRTHR,
Committee.
Wilmington, - Sth, 1883.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
Personal

Rev. ". K. Galloway has rssiRnei
bis pastorAta in Virginia, and will de
vote all bis eners les 30 eVRnBeiiFtic
work. Rsv A. ID. Davis speaks Of him
o. very sucotssful worker, aud AdviAss
~ New Church, We. He has engage
ments Tor several weeks ahead.
Rev, +. d. NoVberry, formerly pas.
tor Of OiiTet PreEby Il rian Church, IL
about removing to Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

There was an alarm OF fire founded
about $50 o'clock this morning from box
81, AZ Front and searles streets, caused
by blaze iu the cellar Of a house at
Front and DUPONT streets. Officer Scott
who is on day duty aud was in bed Al
the time, hurried 70 the p ace and rem
dered valuable assistance m extinguish-
ing the fire. Tho entire department re
sponded, but by the time they reached tn,
place their services were not needed.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

NKw BRUNSWICK, Oct. 9-I&i
jarrett, eX president OF the AnllHnil
Iron aud Ste Association and IA
nent knight If Lab :, mi1e An iiil
tonight 70 q large Republican 'nesaE
He held that bic eIuprience am01g ID
ingmen was that Protection vas .
only salvation from being dlgga "
70 The level OF pAuper lab0rB d IN
and scored the Democrats for thtt tq
city In trying to deceive the hb ml
cry Of tariff reform, when 10 htl 7
whole object was the ultimate tash
ment Of Free T AIDE in his County,
To have good wages and 'atI I'd
was necessary thHithe RepubIItaailal
win, ~ Anot er four years Of DEANS
rule would ruin the uOrSlpgDsn,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

LoNpoH, Oct 0.-hr. E illlAl .
smith, in a speech al Glon'.' ,i,l,
night, said the Canadians Se'T , ,T''
hide their time because they III !,
after the presidential s.ee ,S,.,, = ,
United States they would o NV n
and fair arrangement oil W. r. a
trouble. The peorl,s Of ~ ~
America and Canada Wels ~ H
friends to quarrel over a qas'l'-7
Kind.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The magnificent palace rii hl'l.
10 X. u. Coleman, The Prsiltin,
J. T K. w. railroad, ls nos y w y.
& sharp's for the purposs d ss " "
hauled aud put IN lomp'ei '1a;
magnificent car WAS builtq ~ wv ~, i
d Sharp Company, AID . cchs's Nv. !,
finest 10 this county Duf1g n
year II hAa been visited y elus.
persons and while It Wss at Boa9l ~
one of the greatest l'9FisV9as J.,
brought TO that city II 70 u WIZ W.
J. q. b. Marshall, who isAEus'U'S
bury Murray, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

There will bs a Republican 4, ~" n
New port next WEDNESDAY ~ n'E I, N
It Is expected addresses WI 4 : m n
Charles II. Treat, George Va. y,
Esq. and others 7 . . o. 5cIsf I
Ipg The matter in chSrfe arc S' M
thing in thslr povr.o , nae ~. !, I'D b
and best political meeting WV
Chrlstiana hundred
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Yesterday, a colored man 5i nI9t d
FIsher had his right hI y ~ D'I Ri
while engaged At Work 10 ,i luI N Il
Rolling NH. tcwss at Won = ~ ~ .
ing machine, when !, ! n,,ob,blsh
10 the gearing, Sn9 I , .pgsJ,. b
Pyle vA summonea 'H1
wounds
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

For oils, salts, pills and all kinds Of BIT
ter, nauseous medicines, is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, sytup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading Pbysie-
ians Manufactured only by the CSllfoF
MIA Pig Syrup Company, Ban francisco
Cal. All druggist n. b. DAnforth
Second and Market streets, Wholesali
agents.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

A grand musical aud literary enter
tai9meAt, under the auspices OF Frank
lin LodRs, Ne. z, A. o. G. n will b
given on Thursday evening, October II
in ODD Fellows Hall, Wilmington
The entertainment will consht of solos
duet, quaTtettes, recits tioDs, and fln,
seiopticoR JaNh tAAtion. Refreshments vii
also beg - open at 7 70 o.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
ne IseAra Of Ea.nI,h.

The Board OF Health met In regular
SNssion last evening and had IN infoE.
mat o discussion Of the proposal TO revise
and lacrosse the list of contagious diE-
bAees, ~. d anallS IL WA decided 70 con.
|ainua the .mastor until the next mSotlb Z
to afford tla city solicitor an ePBor.
tunity TO give m opinion.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The R puOIlo.c. 2, ?, ,I sS"yaa d
kold 8 mass meell, 9 % sS,ulpg, o.
n $50 O'Clock, : To- 1c,.a I0 c,njidIii
sddIssssd BY O h TT x q Bild,or
@. Thachery u q o. "
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The Re-, HR. IeSsS iuil'Il,
So . aooI Si,ii'ii ',i''''op . ''''''
All 70 attend.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
wilmingtan, " Sth, !
A nan nurpsd I.to nothIpE

EsRANToH, Ga g-PsEFiok Foley,
an employs VI the L2oKGsnnna Iron
Aad 3 zeal Company, RUt unseF one OF
the COZ vhTfsrs jngt w e was tisped by
tas hydrau 10 PF;ss 70. day. A mass OF
molten metal Waa sho Wered upon aim
Hs body vas absolutely burned istC
- 'IP, orly q email poFtion sf tbs
ebsfred tLish aud Ekull bones being
foand.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The director Of GhlN WashinEton Fire
Company Loaf his bsh in going TO the
DIRE At Front and DUP. at atreaea this
Incoming 81 20 o'cl~ekI The fsdsr
viii confer faVsr ~ FVtaA Niag II %
Ihs house g ~ ss2BaSv4 H. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

A man BY The .@ l,,. :. +, 5 Dissffi. il
has = san on K,Da l ns,o1., hi, 9
i tgss e trade p'Ioh,' ia, IA O ssoIt,a 2
vsriouI shops Of E ~ e,'.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Tomorrow pIoniseA 10 y ~
rather warmer. o. Friday ila ".
ditions will probably prevail, '' "
by light local rain ard . sIisu ~
temperAtuTs on ea'nriay
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

~ bad rather ne q kitten and cry
new" than Rroan ell night and 800 d
all day with neuralgia, wen one lIttii
bottle of Salvation OIL would make me
gentle And we'll. Pussy, wouldn't you7
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

rro:ss I. :l,, s;;' .'l' III +; I,
g: T -" :sS1 T.,5S:''i'''i y, g ST.
)" = pleased = -
SuyGTs PEs~I
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
n...at md ssvsT - al,.I!

Tho rsrul,. Ptg', Pc, = 1s u D. !!
saver ocnmi,slon S mud, iS o. q
ISs b. VS. .S ,n,'.....: ,I.. 4. s;.
. Du'' vii Ss held 'O-"'Ile@
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The Iron ST. a Der Riverside started on
eEulAF ulps between this city aud
PsnDbRrovs In plsoO OF the burned
steamer JunlAta on Saturday, and vii
make three trips daily.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
v. B. SHARP & CO.
Fourth and Market strats.

HNA ~ o.
what do you want9
The best you can get, Of
course.
If you need a physician
you don't go for a black
smith, neither will q wood
chopper take the place Of a
lawyer.
II you want a Carpet you
would naturally go to a
place where you fnd car :
pets.
Not only that, but where
you find them right-not old
stock that has been kicked
from pillar to post year and
year about, unused, soiled
and old patterns.
Bright, new, fresh and
pretty-When you furnish
new you want new things
and not to commence with
old ones.
We buy direct from the
makers for cash, and no
house can serve you better.
Our prices are always at
the lowest notch for good
stuffs. .....
Try us.
IugrainS from as cents up
Tapestry Brussels from
so cents up.
Body Brussels from 81
cents up.
Moquette from SI.as up
We will give estimates
for furnishing your house
complete or for re laying
any old work.
Our Coat Room is a bus,
pIace. The styles of coat
this season were neve
pretlter.
To get jult what yor
want In a child's coat
) sometimes like looking 10
a needle in a hay stack.
We have selected ou
Children's Goats with UT
:, usual care and you ma
find here just what 70
{ have been looking for.
All prices from So to 81!
J. Jerseys for ladies.
A Jersey is a pleasul
il made of good materla
well fitting and the rigI
color-if otherwise It's q nj
: sance.
We have them for
~ 81 90 in plain black.
q 25 in plain black.
$3.50 in plain black, welted
al 500 black braided In Sla
on IS 90 blue braided in black
$500 green braided in gre
e We are on our thi
b order of these popular Je
y seys this season.
= Is New Blanket Shawls,
2 combinations in plaids a
!. plain:
,n, Single, Sa.75 to $3.50
90 Double, S2.2s to 81.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO
en- Fourth and Market streets:
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Strains and iXtsTBsl iojuti0s are the
cEisf cnUsta of wax ankles and Join t..
By tho TRES zee Of sAlvAtion OIL n cure
will be Effected In q thort time.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Bi~@. As, II nothing stronger. should
LrAa sly Sns o use Dr.. Buli's Baby
= 90 relief OF the diseases
lias sSaitst 70. Price - osn@.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Bush'a, BTuAsA sSrs,1 shArt . tha plAs
ia NJ YnRF eoG
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

#a,hOOl, "
Do tlnsa
y
ntfoiNt
4se1ea arc
PED in al
brsnehe
RtAld Mo
shllIpeclsl
Rdhsta hAl
#tyLad hl
dtpaftus
person.
%hst q
@lvsEent
Ehich,rg
% inposdI
,Rtiffcm
lsvtrsLshl
zffiEAEy q
Ataer an
Ars lie ~
"a from q
!slasaAost
4larR9i in.
I No
#stn
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

WAETRD-BOARDERs, MAN AND
w wife or tive men, front Foem second
AooI, Eas, 18th, pTiva . family. Apply a.
Tps Pine street. oaiIO-4t
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

TRANTED-A GOOD STOUT boy 10
w assist o. = mail place, near city
linht. OAs who understands milking. al,
dTeU y. D., this of1os. ole atA
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Teen a.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

WANTED-A COOK TO GO A MILE
in tbs country. Address A. y. this sf-
nee ootlo-sSa
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-10
BOTTOMS BARGAINS.

Two carloads bedroom suits just
received, of excellent quality and ex-
ceedingly cheap.
New buggy harnesses at give-away
prices.
One grand square Wagner piano,
$l25.
Magnificent oil paintings.
Two iron safes, metal cheap.
Large variety of clocks and notions:
Latest styles ladies' and gents reed
chairs.
A fine lot of flexible wire door mats.
Upholstering goods from 70 cents
per yard.
Kitchen and dining-room furniture.
Beautiful upholstered lounges, 81 TO
SIS.
Two billiard and pool tables COM
plete.
Stoves, new and secondhand, from
So to $50.
Stereoscopian cases with 50 views,
So
Baby buggies, new and second
hand, So to So.
Furniture repaired, packed and
shipped on short notice.
Mattresses of all kinds made at my
own factory.
Seven new fire proof iron safes and
one burglar proof steel chest, ditto, at
prices to defy competition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-10
Car Seats Turned for Ladies.

"Can't you turn over this seat for meT'
asked a man who was travelling with his
little boy on train going out Of New York
on one of the trunk line roads the other day.
The question was addressed to brakeman.
who seemed endowed with good nature above
the average of his class. Thas he was in
cheerful frame Of mind was shown by the
pleasant smile that illumined his countenance
as he answered.:
'Sorry, sir, but l can't do it without the
conductors permission"
On the conductors next trip through the
car the same question was put to him.
NO" he replied; Its against the rules to
turn over q seat for gentleman. If you
had a lady with you it would be all right"
Cant you do it for little boys" queried
the passenger, pointing to his travelling COM
panion.
tNo, that wouldn't do"
the next question.
About six weeks"
"What made the company make such a
ruler
Because the men would put their feet on
the seats There were ten coaches spoiled
that hadn't been out of the shops more than
two months. There were big black spots of
grease and shoe backing on the cushions,
and, of course, they had to be fixed over
again. The company couldn't stand that
sort Of thing, and they decided to shut down
on the whole business. I've no doubt you
would treat the seat all right, but we have
to enforce the rule against all alike Ladies
can still have the seats turned over, for they
are not apt to stretch out their feet and
sprawl all over the seata l don't know
whether o+Elar companies. have made Z
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-10
For Sale.

Three and one-half acres on North Flores
street; can be bought at bargain. En-
qure early at Hambleton, Hadley & Co.'S
office, No, 4 East Commerce st.
For SALE-Two fine, large build
ing lots, on proposed line Of the West
End Street railway. Price $3.50. APP
ply at LIGHT office.
Money to loan and vendors lein
notes bought. Sums from 81 900 to S10,-
600 to loan at and 10 per cent.
HAMBLETON, HADLEY & Co.
BaP Bear in mind that Frank J. Bel
tel keeps builders hardware and lum-
Der, at the International and Great
Northern depot. 9-11-1y