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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-27

S.ndts-Sen. Stewart introduced s bill
regulating TIE presentation Of tals and
joint resolutions 70 the president of
the United States, which vas referred
to the committee on rules. Tie bill
creating department Of agriculture,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

The fair Of The Wilmington Turnge-
include did got close on saturday cyeni1 e
as was expected, but will be continued
until November "A, when the glods Will
be auctioned Of. Amongst the lucky
oncs last GeeBl were Emile Morrow, who
won two large pound cakes, and Gus.
Ioeshen, who me into poss ssion OF a
large photograph album. Fred Haus
man presented the committee OF arrange
n ents with large cake. The fancy ar
ticles, confectionery and cake tables are
In charge OF Mrs George Warringer,
and Miss Emma Morrow The object OF
the fair is to raise money for the bulldog
Of & lew hall. The fair has been lIber
ally patronized since It opened, and
those who may yet patronize it Will be
aiding a commendable enterprise.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

THE Interest that The people have
aiken in the campaign which Il nov
closiug, hAs bean ahOWn BY the aslsn.
ianoe 81 the mestings OF both parties
% haAr The leading questions discus J..
There has NOS been . nesting OF eiIhsE
party held In this oily that has %
oesn well ATTENDED, and In MOST In
stRnoes crowded. The same has bean
the oase 81 different p1iuls throughout
TIE Biats, and during . recent visit 10
Sussex county, We leAFnsd that never
before Wsrs uuoh msBtings known a.
had been held during the present CAM
psisn, people In sons instances coming
from places ten or twelve mllsu distant.
rhls interest en- the part Of the pelple
STAMPS this oAmpaiRn a. the most re-
aarksble In lhe history Of this county
and shows that the voters Afo not only
alive 10 the Issues which havs been
presented, but AlsO have been saxlou,
20 hear tbs matter argued and az olAlned
~ leading men Of both parties.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

He had been in the habit OF playing
truAnt from school, aud he had been
moderately lucky IN getting out Of the
scTbpe. Bat he WAS caught one day
'nd brought before the teacher.
You're late. Where have ysu
ieeb?'
"I'va been siok."
"You don't lock sick"
"Well, I'm better, but I've been sick,
ell tho same"
"You so right home and get a note
from your mother or III punish you
severely"
He went OF and Was Roue about ten
minutes. Is was pretty quick work
aud when he handed the note 10 the
teacher shs thought that the bAnowti.
ing did not look like bis mothers. gbe
kept her eyes on him as she opened the
tote, but he was 10 bland and as limo.
cent as the best boy in the world. Toe
note read:
Miss -:-Please e1cues John thi.
mornin far bein lRtl, cos h0 broke hi
.eg. Mis- -
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

In A very few weeks Market strees
and some other OF the high ways OF this
oily will be lighted With eleclrlo lamps,
and while this 10 . step in the RICH
direction, thHe are still oihGE imPEoYe
menh which are greatly needed. Proml-
a.nenl among these ia lhs pOlios telegraph
OF IA patrol wagon, which Ia every day
becoming more Of nsoeGaiiy, The city
IL rapidly spreading Ia every direction,
and Notwithstanding the iAot thAl
houses have bssn built and sResu
opened on ground thAt bat q short time
ago Rsrs farms aud truck pst,hes, the
police fOroe remAlns about TIE same -
Is has bean for years. Tue intrOdus,lot
Vi = Tonoe Telegraph and patrol wagon
would be equivalent 80 An Increase Q
ATTY men on the polios foFea, while the
eost OF maintaining Il would kmount 10
shout the salaries OF three mba annual
". As the 90 I Of establishing Il would
mol exceed seven thousand dOllArp, II
would DO mu,h cheaper 10 introduces
the system than 10 increase The poll %
ioros TO keep pacs with lhe growth Of
the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Artists as . general rule are busy
now in getting their work In order foI
the spring art exhibitions which will
commence In March and last en- until
The month Of May. The exhibitions In
the dies OF PhiladelphlA and New
York will be watched closely By them
and It will be their ambition TO have
something In them On exhibition that
will attract general attention. J. ID
OhRlfAnt's dollar note painting 10 on
Inhibition In New York gallery Of
art and il receiving large encomlums o.
praise. He has Just received the papers
% NIL out to prepare = painting fer the
Paris Worlds Exposition whieh opens
in that city ApFll b, 1889 He has
not yet fully determined whether be
will prepare 4 painting Gs requested
bat bis Inind L. very much inclined IN
that direction. Mr.. Ohhllanps latesi
works, q life sized portrait OF Dr.
James W Draper, and the picture Of O
violin, are very fAvorAbly commented
upon. Though good in all paintings, Il
Is in novelties that Mr.. OhAlfAnt e.
peoiAlly exoels.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
ON TUESDAY,
THE 18TH DAYoFNovEMBER, 1883,
Alta O'Clock, pm,
The following described real estate, viz,

The following described real estate, viEi
An those certain lots Of land with the buiid-
mlngton, bounded AID described as follows.
No. /. Besinntngat the northeasterly inter
section OF ratnAll street and Third 1tneot
thence along the northeAsteTly side OF Third
street "a feet inches and half 10 inches
and half on ihe stone wAn OF the said Jere
iniah W. Dur cans stone house thence passing
through said wall thereof aud by land OF tsr
uaid Jeremiah Duucan'a parallel with Tatnall
street 81 feet 10 Inches TO the corner Of lot Of
William Chandler, thence thereby and par.
nllel with Third street y ieei 3 "a inches u
TatnAll street, thence down the side Of11tnAll
street q feet 10 inches 20 the piAee Of boain-
ming. Containing l, goO feet Inches OF ground
lie the same more or less.
No. O. Beginning At corner Of land late OF
Nicholas q. WILLIAMS now Of RIGHT ard Fonhaln
on the northeTly side Of Thin street. thence
with line Of that lot and parallel with and
degrees, east VI feet 10 tuchea 70 line OF land
ofthe said William Chandler. late Of David q,
ilsOn, thence by that llne and other Land Of
the said william Chandler, late Of David O
wilson, thence BY thai line and other lard Of
the said William Chandler. late Of William
Inches 10 iaud late Of IsaRc ~. Starr now oi
Of the said william chandler, thence
by a Tine thereof south 81 degrees wesi u feet
10 inches to The place nf Aforesaid side OF Third
STREET, and thence thereby south 50 degrees
east 81 TESTS nehss 60 the place Of beginning
be the contents tlereef more OF less.
Seized anl taken In execution as the properly
Of ThouAs Y. DeecOrnRudis snd Phoebe r.,
his wife, and [. ts.. and 70 be sold BY
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherin's Once, Wilmington. October ~,
1855. sgs-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

4 ktgs.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
The Walking is Good

Extra wide hook lace aud Congress for
fat men and those having tender feet.
Gents patent leather hook lace and con.
gress
Gents fine calf hook lace and button
hand made, French toe or the New York
toe.
All the above are better in style, better
In quality and much less 10 price than
you have been used 10 paying.
Ask for OUR OWN MAKE hne shoe.
for big and little BOYS.
hundell's Solar Tip Shoes for boys and
girls
bsk 10 sec our HAND MADE shoes for
ladies; prices moderate. Ask 10 see our
Pebble am KID SPRING HEEL button
shoes for ladies.
SEE our tine STRAIGHT GOAT and
pebble button shoes for ladies.
Do you wear fine glove rubbersl We
have them with heels or SPRIN
HEELS. All reliable grades Of rubber
boots AMI shOes for men, women and
children
For any purchase not satisfactory you
can get your money back.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

A despatch received from Montreal last
week has the following rel ltiYe 10 Pitcher.
the Ascending bank teller Of Providence;
"a gentleman who was visiting st. Vim
cent de Paul Penitrntio~~ 10 day saws
that Pitcher, who since onyic,ion has
been treaking stone, has become hope
lessly insane, ana 90 Nv f. he medical
ward He had long been exhibiting
signs of insanity, hr' the guards Sloug 1T
he Was simply shL ,g "A paid Nc
attention 10 him lis condition has
however, grown SO serious, probably OF
account OF the hard work he had to do
that the signs are now uum stakable, and
he vii in all probability be sent shortly
TO luustic asylum or handed over
to his friends Pitcher labors under
the delusion that he is taking part in a
picnic
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

NM pv
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
sATuRDAN


The following described real estate, Wit
No. J, Al that certain lot, piece or parcel
Of lAld situate In the city o Wilmington.
bounded and described as follows: Beginnins
ut tue intersection OF the ncrtheriy de oil
third street, with the westerly side of Orange
thence with said side OF Orange street, nor h.
erly NJ feet inches 10 land lave Of stephen
Postlcs, thence with said Stephen PosildS
lana IVES erly and parallel o Third street 3.
feet o inches to Hue OF land late Of said
stephen fostlea, thence with gaid land and
land OF others tontheFly parallel 10 UrAngS
strecl q feet inches NOR Or less TO the said
sid Of Third street hn1 thence Herewith
ca Hterly q feet iHches more or less 70 thu
place OF beginning with very laFse brick
ana frame thqps tn reon err Cted.
No. All that certain lot piece or parcel
Of land with the buildiugg thfruon erected,
situtt IN the city OF W ilmingi aforesA d,
bounded and dcs rihed a. follOWs. 10 Wit
between Grunge aud 1stnall streets at tht
q igiArc &c Of 50 feet . tnrhca fr1in the WtBtcrly
side nfOtAeFc street being corner Of Peter
spriuFer's land thence bya lire OF the same
norta'riy parallel 10 Orange STREET y leet {
Inches 10 a corner thence by iiuc Of land lAtf
Of stephen Postics westerly % feet 10 incnea n
another corner thence sOut vi ly parallel "a
The first mentioned line and Orange street
along line Of oth,r lands Of JChn Ferris on
ne w. q ~ feet inches 20 the afurcs1 "a north
erlv side Of Third street. and thence herewith
caaterll p iCFt ~ inches 90 tile placa Of hey
mng. Boos 5. Vol. Y. page 90, &C.. with a
Seized and ,Akcu In execution a. the proper
~ nfS7rlngeT, Morley Cause Com pnny, and
20 be sold ~ NtLE5 l. NILSSON, shcfiu
Sheriff once, Wilmington, october "a i55s,
81 EIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
will bo oXpo6ed % public sale, az tho Oourl
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh Streets IA the city Of Wilmington.
Ne" Castle County, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Amongst the WilminRtonisns abroad
who have came home 10 vote, the tow.
eEiDg form OF IL. B. MoInttre may be
seen upon the streets, about q foot
above the hsais Of other mortals on the
sire .ts, Mr.. hoIntire has been oou-
ueo.ed With tbs Washington Water
Department for some two years or more,
snd last week he was promoted 10 the
position Of chief Of inspectors, in charge
u two clerks and eight Inspectors Nit
Molntire cams TO Wilmington yesteE-
day morning. aud Will spend a fes
dHyB here
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
4un.DAY sovnnsEn .. lsss.
NOTICE.

This paper Is printed on q
Scott Webb Perlecting press,
with capacity Of "a 1000 copies
printed, folded and counted In
60 minutes. 1t lie the second
-E..Ass Of it's kind in Delaware
pa pa ~ sssc. he purchase was pecessita.
J I'm - owing TO the REPE BLIcAN's
increasing cireulations Come
and see II in operation.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Presiding Elder Murray held quar-
tsrlg conference In New Castle on Sat
uIdAy evening, on Sunday morning h.
preached in the same place, conducted
lovefeRst 10 Salem NJ. e. Church, scar
Ooooh's Bridge, In the afternoon, and
preached at Red Lion In the evening
On Monday morning he held q quar-.
terly conference In the came places Is
the afternoon he held similer services
In the NJ L. Church In OhristisnA, and
last evening he held quarterly confer.
enee in the church at New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

If THERE Is q Republican Who hiss
mol Voied By the line hs reads this, We
earnestly urge hin - 60 and cast bic
vote ~ ouce Toe importance Of = single
vote In lhis contest cannot BE- overssh-
mated, and eysry man WIN hes no
been robbed Of his right OF fraa ,hlsa
should use II iu assisting TO defeat She
ensmieS Of American industries, ard
B those Who WiSh 10 remove the tariff
LsYhloh has A1tsd ~ b1rrler 10 pFoie
% II industries from being dragged
KasssFq 80 lhe JeVsl Of those Of rec rad
ftaErasf Bfiisiq Ever since the sam
pBlga opened The aKrUBLrCAH has en-
dsAvoEsd By sveFy mssns IN lie over
% fully advise llu readers, especially
tbs working class, Of Ihe iuiary which
VII certainty resulI II Me-. Cleveland
should be Reelected And his free trade
policy DO carried Into effect, anl tn
matter ia nov ia the hands Of the
people, We bslieVe that the rosuli
VIII AhnS4has shs people OF thls G Iun.
NJ prefer protection snd prospsFl ' 90
free trade and disaster.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

HALTIHOEE n UhaLO HAILHOAH
sOh1DDAa - nFFBUT, April ~, lSss
Trains lssys JeAsWaRN AvaRas Dspsa
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
ON THuRgDAY,
THE I5rH DAY W NOVEMBER, isss
At2o'oiooE, p. m,
me following described real estate, viz.

Ali that certain lot OF land aud three story
hrlck dwelling lhereOg, situate In the city Of
lows.
h. ginning On the westerly side Of Madison
street between seventh and ghth streets M
the distance Of 54 feet II inches nom the n rih
trly side Of teyCpt street, thence westerly
phralltl with SEVENTH street, % feet to the
casleriy side OF Thornton street At D. feet wide
w nee BY the same northoily parallel with
Madison street - iest II inches thence east
aforesaid westerly side q Z Madison street and
hence by tie same s9uthurlY is feet II In
e1es % he place Of beginning, be the contents
what they may
seized ana taken In execution as the prop
erly 81 ChR'lts II. Keutou aud Maggie hts
" fe and Emna y. Money and ileuia ain w.
Money, her husband and { T., and to be sold
by
GILES Lam BISON. Sheriff.
1855.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

A Memphis lawyer created a sensation
by saying in his speech the other day;
You can't get me between skilly and
Carribens He is probably related 10
the Texas orator who fervently said
"If depart iIom these principles may
my tongue forget It's cunning and my right
hand cleave to the roof OF my mouth. u
Fort Worth Gazette.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

When Low Price and
High Quality SEE the pace
there's sure to be a quick
stepping business. Such a
combine don't come from
haphazsrd buying or selling.
There must be thought and
know-how behind is all.
Look through the store.
There Isn't a counter-spot
that isn't made specially in-
teresIing tor you in some
way.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
ON FRIDAY.
THE srn DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888,
81 10 O'Clock a. m,

rue following described real estate Wit
Al that certain piece OF parcel or tract Of
land Bitutte. LYNX and be nK In Pencader
hundred, New castle county State OF Della
ware, with the buitainEs thereon erected,
bounded and described as follows, 60 wit;
Beginning al point la the centre of the
public read leAdiug from kirkwoad 10 Red
lion opposite two roads called Love Lane,
thenre np the centre Of said lane north 20 ce-
grrea west = 10 chains 10 n stone thence south
6s degree west 10 ~ no ChHius with land or
Washington King 70 = stone eorner conner
Alao for lands OF said Washington King and
7 W II, V. H., thence with said p, W.
& d. r, X. Co south De reea, west - and
h2-i0l eh+lns TO = pile OF stones near an spple
tree, thence sOnth ~ ~ degrees, east 68g-ltD
rhaihs With land OF the late George Harris 90
the centre of the public road Aforesaid leading
from ltirkwood TO Red Lion, thence with said
public :. al north A. dcErces East 10 "a to
chRins 70 the place Of beginning oor tainlng
according To the LATE suTVey by George W.
simpler 3 Eeten and psrches Of land be the
Ac.
seized and taken IN execution a. the prop
erty OF John " Clark and Su.an y. CLARK, his
wife, and 6ilpin 4. LYMAN, L, and TO be
soldby luHEs JAMESON, shtrif.
lsss. O22-eod
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
HOW | SUFFERED
Seventeen Years from SAID! discs
COaId not WAik or Drsss mJsell
masb Of Disease from Head to F0'
Cured IN Eight weeks by the Uutleal
Mr...,.ft.a


poaId not WAlk or Drsss myself.
mass Of Disease from Head to FO'
Cured IN Eight weeks by the Uutleal
Remedies.
At the aRe of three months fAsl w
afterwaraH proved 10 he rrftiha OF tAlt I,fl
u AIDE lie appearance on ny face. pHl ~.
VAS called. He said trflhihg W. lut
he prescribed some tuolnE Hru,', ms tnotl
sores hprrad to my ears and hral' 49,
M. ID. was called II protested 70 ~
about the ease, called Il 'hlngt Eli r.
prescribed Euhpowfrr min oh', a., w
mixed into = salNrs tui Ilt q sta7,
They could not do anything VIII v AI I'm
prescribed hofaN, wat g. anu n'1i ~
iluBecd pOulliCer. NuFt 10. lftH - '"N Il
good al all, but made lnt husI N Il
disease Cpntluut Il ans lat ~ u l,,otirf
arms aud legs, ~ ! na, ls W. eoar
: piIinw Tay liinhECGutrauledi 20 max WI
control ofthpm, and va lllt1lS snB MI
Ny mother would have TO w ny NV On n
bed, I could get around lh' I'm, tig,hl
hands aud feet hut could 10. ttt y l,ts-si
an ~ ali and lad 10 wear s0Tl Oh "l'fli
gown. III, hair had all matte Ni- - N
on, and my head, lace, Ah go w M
scab, and had to have a loHt' ,t W. Gifs h
all the time in summer " III an pbysi1ise
NV parents consulted proAi,Rirn, 'p} M
and surgeon here in thltafD tlh, ,ttl',4.
giclaus before mentioned he't O. ''gb &
Hamilton. CANADA. H. sAlu " ginsd
notbins for me-. lie wanted 10 " tAi ' ,'Ssl
pgg, INV ~ ~ So lint could wall hut VIZ
mi IN iIHi. f5r III did get better
rave o control Of them. ,,. #,rr,rpatA
The discast taul!uard ~ ms i'tH. 5sy
/ was seventeen ysars Il, aun ia g' IF Ind
JanusTV is;g. read 40 account y w NJ
une, ot your tUTICukA Eth Liis7 ...zft
scrlbSj nv case 20 exactly ihEi u.'s'''
a Iast !, Sort, TO give then til1l' all al
WhIn / nrst applied iltm boo
and bIeeding, ron srrf'rlhes iA2 .rIsihlns
went 10 IN. Il almost In mediate yss
i had not done Tor years tue
soothing. ,tl. .r.al afa|1htS
bnt moi walk, / WIS 50 weak ,aiIs, ID
W ne nearly well A. neal ~ l'.r l1a4. "A
turTIct,HA RFMEpIEs cured #y W. nd
10 eight weeks, and unto thls u.'t lave no
JHntiary, is7g, 10 JaUua-y ~. ID he las
been siCk Ia any way, or az ", ' ,g.,
signs oil tie disease rcapprsht,H- YtSAi,p.
1872 Dearborn St., Chieaso' w" '.', M.
sold eyerywners. Prize, cur q o. h nd u
SOAP. 2se. ; RESuLVEHl5 53!!igga5fsl, ",
ISe me- P,lTTIER DHUe AND ChhNi'N1
Boston. haea. ...r,, Ilfsllsal. {
RS-scnd for ''How to Care sh.ii -
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
1t Burstsd

While charging his soda water foun.
tain the other evening Bernard Good
man, a Tarrytown IN. druggist, was
badly injured by the bursting If the reese =
Voir. His right leg wac broken and he
received bad cut on his head. TIE eK-
plolion did considerable damage to the
store and Its contents.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Cspt. Msrcsllus WeA,hsrby, Of
Laurel, died suddenly on Mono az nIDsr.
Ing After eat ng q heSrty breakfast,
ne took his.hshiDg tackle with the tntsn,
tlon Of catching q U cas- Of ash, He PRO
oeeded 10 the creek, aud HGs about
stepping on the wharf when ha fell aud
almost Immediately expired Capt. W.
was an old and highly respected oiti-
zen, and his sudden death lie greAtly re-
GREETED.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
ON THURSDAY,
rHE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, lsss,
Az O'Clock p. m,


u E911VWIHH uU1lIIDVl TaAI 0ltNUl WI.
Al ma cefiulH lot piece or parcel Of lard,
thereon erected, I'm the city of Wilmington,
bounded an describ ID ~ follows, to vii.
Beglnnlhg At the southerlV side Of Fourth
street between WeBt and Washington strcsts,
A. corner OF land nov or late of John tiriuer
A. - ltet inehea from the phsterly 81 u
NashlnFlon street, thence with the same
soplh ~ degrees west o. feet, more or less. to
bphu BROOKS atty, thence with said alley
to STAKE thence by new line NORTH al a..
BLtts east greet, more or less, to the said side
OF tOufin street, and thence with the same
nor 7 81 degrees, west ~ feet, 10 the place OF
may -
seized and tax IN execution rs the prop
vic. and I. Is, Al TO be sold by
GILES JAMESON, BherIa,
oet3i. u S'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
ON TUEsDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1858,
Et2 s'clo,k p, m,


Inc AuliOWlNB NtaflAH-A real ehtAlts NALa
All that cert IN lot or piece OF and with
twO-stO uriCE housc and twp-btOry frame
house thereon lEuate Ia the city OF Whining
y, bounded aud described - follows, 60 wit
Beginning uu tho uur htTiy side oil Christi
aul ttreei tformerly franklin street AZ "a feet
3 INCHES wide And being n feet from the
suulherly side or second 0tgeeO between Jef.
ftrson and Madlso sire q at the distance Of
3 feet from the east Ily side 81 Madison street.
thence with the unrtnefly hlte of thFlsl nuH
street eagtsrly aud parallel to Sec od sirt Ct ~
e 70 stake, thence uurihsrly para LEI TO
Madllsu b rect 81 feet 80 SAKE, thence west
erly parallel 10 second street 70 fee tta stAkp
thence uthvtly parai el 70 Madison street
ana passing through the middle o the divi-
sion wall betEeen The brick house on the
he elm described lot and the urlcE house ad-
Joining on be wssi 50 feet 10 the place Of b..
gtun ng be tho contents 1. creof more or lees
OK Vol Q, paga rs. Sc.
sci ed and taEtn In execution as The prop-
erty Of John -wecuey, hd'nnil ratOr ID, b
n. y 4. A. OF Patrick Gu lex, deceased. aud
the said John Sweeney, admins ratur N Brid-
get Sweep ey, late o ilRe' CusiCE, deceased,
and {. L., and TO be snlh hv
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
eheTin7s once, Wilmington, Octuber 30,
l'ba, OI-tOi-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

IT Is hoped thar O5uuoll will taxa
some action In Reference 10 the ordi-
nance concerning what IL known ~ she
Jsrsty market, on Fourth trYsei belo
King. We oallsd attention 70 this or
aInAnss some ttms sgo, ana especially
70 1hAt parI whl3h torblds any one, sx.
eepi 'eoss owning or leasing gtounds,
nom selling produce In this market
tbs letter Of RS Law prohl bias Jersey
farmer or trucker from. sending his
hired man 70 this city 10 dispose Of his
pFoduoei but Wo do mol believe this vas
the Intention OF the trainers Of Ihs ortil
nance Sill, Asit is % written, there
Ate some who take advantage Of IL, and
give those trOnbls who Gay pot aad Il
convenient 10 Astsnd the raIrks. them
selves, Consequently, there should be
some change in the ordinance, 90 IhA.
while Il vould prevent huoktIsrIug, 4.
Nould net prevent = truokst sending
his produce TO thls city by = hired man ,
friend, or II need be 3 nslgbbor who
migh' be coming 10 the market with
his oUD produoa,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
WILMINerOK q NOnrnnRN =, q

Time table IN enect, July tn 1855. Trsiai
leave Wilmington u rench street, a. fullosTh'
For Reading, bitGBbnlo, joanna, kfsrfaa.
Iumuqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WrrltUrEs
VIE and ell pOlns on the PhilaaflphiA Gre
For springfield, WAyneBburg Function.
Coatesville, Embreeylle, BenRpe, Chnddii
Ford aud Dupunt'u and Intermediate pulnta
7. 90 a. M, ana b. % D. m.
FOR COAtesviiiu anu intermediate polnlI A
100 a. m, 2, 90 and 8. 90 D. IN.
FOR West Chester, 100 a. M, 2.S0 and 9. D
y, m.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
For keW Bridge and tntarme1iAia pofntn
II. Tsp. nj.
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