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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20

are making preparations to give
pitcher Loan Soeiable" Thursday even
ing March 1.
An unclaimed white heiter about two
years old has been in the city pound fol-
several days. Unless the owner claims
his property soon, it will be disposed o
at auction.
Mr.. Harry DowneI, who takes the par
of Ko- 10 in THE Mikado," is immense
and will be sure to please His humo
and antics are spontaneous, and keep Thu
house in roar.
Last week the advertisement of 9th
Corbett contained bad error, which
should have read, Il have saved you
money in the past; will save you money
in the future" The advertisement has
been corrected.
There are loud calls for street COM
missioner down in the lower end of the
city. The cutters are full and overflow
ing and consequently the streets and
sidewalks are in bad condition. A
little julicious ditching would remedy
this condition of things.
Look outl The greatest sale of domes,
tics that will take place during the entire
year will occur at McCabe Bros. this
week, To thoroughly advertise the event
will sell yards Lonsdale muslin and a
spool of Coats cotton for % cents to
each customer tomorrow a, m, from to
10 o'clock only.
To the front again this spring comes j.
T. Dixon the merchant tailor with an
elegant stock of choice suitings which
have been selected with great care TO
meet the requirements of his large Gus
tom. A personal inspection of his new
goods will convince anyone that he has
the latest styles and the most desirable
patterns that can be found in the market.
A large crowd was at the rink Satur,
day evening and many were especially
attracted to the elaborate exhibit of
musical merchandise at the end of the
hall, This display is from the establish
nent of d. Roy Bowlby and contains
anything you can ask for in large and
small instruments and sheet music. Do
lot fail to examine this display when
you visit the rink as it will repay you.
An accident occurred on the Savanna |
iivision of the c., B. & @. Saturday |
Ifternoon. which. while not resulting |
eriously, served to delay trains consid-
rably, and the passenger trains were
obliged to run over the c., nj. & st. p.
rack between Rock Island and Savanna.
freight train from Galesburg, in charge
# Conductor Canaan, with Engineer
Knapp at the helm, rushed into the rear
nd of the Sterling accommodation, with
Conductor Frazer and Engineer Nixon
n charge, at Hllsdale. Several cars
we're dltched, but everything was righted
nd the road open again this morning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20
DISTRESSING INTELLIGENCE.

a Fireman Killed and an Engineer
Seriously Injured on the a., IA. a n.
Grievous news comes from the Ne.
braska extension of the c., r. l. u p.
While the nature of the accident has not
been learned, it is known that it occurred
near Fairbury yesterday, and that one
train went through bridge and the fire.
man, Willard Foster. formerly of this
city. was instantly killed and the en-
gineer, James Boyle. also of this city,
was very seriously, and probably fatally
injured. Both men ran out of Rock ISL
and for years on the c., r. /. s. p. and
went out on the new road last summer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20

Time tried and true is DR.. Bigelow's
cure, which combines the good qualities
of all the best cough remedies, without
the defects of any OF them. 1t cures
promptly and permanently coughs, colds,
Group, whopping cough, influenza, broni>
chitls. hoarseness, incipient consumption,
and all throat and lung diseases, healing
the lungs. Safe and pleasant for child~
rem. Price, so cents and 81, of drug
pists
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20

On railroad train at Albany, Ga. a
colored woman with pet pig in her arms
in place of the little dog so much affected
by her more fashionable sisters, attracted
much attention and comment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20

Martin W. Burgh, tax collector of the
citv>township of Rock Island, has opened
an office in the county treasurer's office,
court house, and is ready to receive the
taxes 1887, now due.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20

Years have not seen and time shall
not see, the people sit down quietly to
suffer pain, when enterprise can afford
such panacea as Salvation Oil.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20
For Sale.

Mrs. j. T. Mott offers her residence
property, corner Fourth avenue and
Eleventh street, for sale at bargain.
Enquire on the premises.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20

The First Avenue Hotel, corner OF
First avenue and Twentieth street, is foI
sale at a bargain, as the proprietor de-
sires to remove from the country. This
is an established and profitable business.
Inquire of or address
VIM TRosTEI..
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20

The clock of st. Quentin's, at Mayence,
has struck the hours regularly for 500
years.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20

NJ | X A d o
Harper's theatre, Friday, Feb "a.
NJ l X A i d o
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20
DIED.

WHISTLER-At1:1Oa. m, on Monday Feb, %
1888 Dean, son Of Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Wits L
Ter, aged 2 wears, 2 months and days.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20

EoR sALE-A GOOD OPEN BUGGY
Il cheap; call at this Office. feb 90 d6twlt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20
INTELLIGENCE COLUMN.

WANTED. INTELLIGENT
w young ladies OF good address, TO go 10 st
Louis: employment light, respectable and highly
profitable; allfexpenEez advanced; reference re-
quired; call or write for PARTICULARS, after Mon
day Feb 20th, ". S. 8, 1ilI Fourth ave.. city
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20
DOMESTICS.

The advances during the past 90 days
on all kinds of domestic cotton piece
goods has been going on until today.
many goods that are now seasonable and
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-20

Alderman Daniel Corken has receive
II telegram announcing the death IN Chi
cago, of Mrs SCHNEIDER, sister to Mrs.
Corken and formerly of this city. and
well known and much esteemed here.
Mrs, Corken has gone to Chicago to at,
tend the funeral.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

eoAH OF The Democrats jJuFnAll
and speakers are trying 70 hood wink
che people In references 70 The lRsueS 10.
vowel in The present campaign, and
even Senator Gray slated no, long ago
GhAi his par y IL o, committed 70 free
1rsds. Mr. Cleveland, however, has
nhoxn more honesty In lhIs matter
dhAn his supporters, ~ he has written
NE platform Of his party In his tree
trade message, an on that they mus.
stand or fall. For The AtSt time in
many ysArs We knoW iaSt where The
DsnocEArio parry stands, and any
nvAsisn or double dealing on me par.
u iiI sappoEisrs IL an insult 70 the In.
tslligeuoe Of the psoplA The enirs
BShems IL plot against the industries
Df The North, and IhAi this 10 20 10
shown In The fASI bkN when the Way
and Mems % n mites vas formed, tht
representatives OF the great mAnutac-
aaFlng States Of Hss York, EsR Jsr
~, htssAohusslss, EsN Hampshire,
VGmoas, CJuue,l i,us and Rhode L.
Hand ware tI1.udsd, and men selected
Who we're kagWn 10 favor free tTG1s
When this oom nlttse vas formed Il
wns weLknoEu that during the pEsb-
mt % grssI they would eudoAvor 70
baks aJDs A3dJn % tue taFln. II IL
oiaiust thai this ooDmltlee spent four
noBths Of ss5FeI consultation With
msz beEs Of the EagIis1 Golden Olub
and sssnls OF BsiJlsh In portlnE houtsB
although they psrslstsnuy refused o
give > hearing 70 A naFloAn mAnufAo
taIsfs or Amen sau wOFklugmen. Til,
result Of thiB conferences With tie
oasAlss Of our industries vas The Mllls
ran, WHOA has AlrsAiy passed Ibt
ASnSs, and vsso II NOT for the Rspub.
AsAn Senate, II Would have become Q
lAW 81 onoe. II must moi, however, BE-
forgotten shat she trainers OF this bill,
radical ~ Il Il, hBve MOI dared 20 20 q,
FAR In tho direction OF free Trade Is Mr.
Q svtlAnd did In thai remarkable NEE.
sage. THIS shows thai hs 10 even Wors
AhNn his parry, and II be should be re-
aieoted, his schemes BgAinst our indus.
trlss sill DO carried out 70 the fullesi
R1ienh and the WoIklngmen OF thi,
roUusEy compelled .o compete With N.
poorly paid LABOR OF BaglAnd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

A CORRESPONDENCE nt Middlsao ~
ands lAult with us for advocating high
lieenss, sad says that NE only way In
shiloh u hAs proved . sno1ess In PhiiA-
dSlphla Il by Increasing ths amount oil
liauJr sold ~ thoss Who obtained II.
osnse, % shat they have BEEN obliged 70
employ additional help. &hls e par
italy trae, but still Il IL not fast shsl
The saloons In that city sell o. much ~
vas sold in The aggregate uhsn thsfs
vero iouE or ave times - many. Ths
efFsoi OF this 10 shown In she decreased
number Of crimes, the result OF inaem-
paSanoa. fhls therefore Il thai much
good sComplishsd thai W3aId nOt have
besn under the old system. Oar oorre-
sp9ndeuL however, seems 70 obj 81 10
The liquor trtfas bsiBR liosnsed 81 Ell;
aud asks, "ghAl IL high fer = license
which dlls jslls with criminals, de-
grades manhood, prostitutes Vomsa and
aIluFss youth 70 dsstrueslon7" Aud
In reply ws would ray, jusI - mush
N lnsy - the Stale can collect from
sAOh deAler for she privilege, thereby
1Aklpg II sash . valuable franchise
that he nll will mol be d'aoosed 70
Violate tbe laws made fOR the regulation
Of tke tFIfii9, through fear OF losing his
license. We, hoWeveF, infer lhAI our
correspond NJ bslooRS 70 that olAss who
la opposed 70 sEan lag licenses ri any
prior 70 sell liquog, and bsoauIe II has
6een clearly pEJveu thai prohibition
doss moi prohlult, 10 willing 70 allow
auy one who may PLEASE 70 sail liquor
Wifh9ul paying any revenas 70 the
5iAe. Thls IL Abo1l ~ consistent - Il
gould be for . Starving man 70 raiuie
hall y loaf Of bread boSauss he could
cot gsi the whole loSs Il may be sell
saough 10 theory 10 urge that besAuse
sac liquor trafiS IL an evil the Sale
should not derive any revenue from II
~ granting LICENSES, but II viii moi do
tor pre- stlse, and therefore We AdvosAle
ligh llsenoe, bsoause IL will make the
nsn who sell the rum pay 81 least .
large part OF The expense enIAilsd upOp
the ease By iniempeFAnoe. Not only
thai, but ~ has been sho#n Ia other
States, II will lessen the mum Der OF 81
loons, and therefore decrease iatemper
snoe. rhs resolution Ado2led By the
kspuolisAn State 01nVentlou At Dover
last May, and endorsed BY the oOaSen.
tion Which met . week ego, ds,lSrsI
not ouly in favor OF high license, bat
also for loSAl option In phases where Ihs
pespis wsnt II. NJ Reasonable man
~iil ak 70: anything better than this,
end II tbs temperance men AFs wise
'asy will assist The Ra2utllsAns in os.
sAiniDg sOnn0l OF Ihs LsgtSlA iurs, %
that the question OF no lIquor 81 eli, or
liquor With high llosuSe and s.riaI RS
srloHVe Laws, shall BE- Submiitsi 10 the
psopla.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

1HH RspUDlIoaus GIl over she siAG.
are Tally aroused and up and doing
Hhe "oTd 1hAt comes from Sussex bears
no Uootr.Ain sOnud, and there IL overs
tsaion to believe that c0unIy will q % IL,
NIL o0iy 81 The coming election. Kent
VII also give sOld report, and we're
y net shAi over Ihrea Ihousand R,pub.
hcAn V0lsEs arc disftAn yhlsed In our
0Tn comfy, there Woa NJ. be any
h'ubI concerning The result here. sin
" have q tishtins chan De, and ohAnos
anal Is wOrlh lighting for. There are
hundreds OF Democrats Who are sick
sn1 dlsGns'ed With the corruption in
sto!E psrIy, macy OF whom will vo,e
a1s hspn 9liSan ticker, the sAms Is they
aid ~ Ihs oiiy eleoF0n. Add 10 ,his
iAe ta5S shst Nc have An election IL "
~ 'h's city, which prevents mush OF
40 teaHd that has formerly been prs,.
ed On The ballot by Ibs Damosra,s,
sal u 10 apparent that the Rspubll-
GAS have q onAnce, so N As they have
Nos spIpyei tor years, OF eisounz thstr
ca 'ss county Iioke. Lsf every one,
,,esFst'Eo, do Ell, IN h,s TO Rsr 80 oonirl.
baa 80 Ibs se,ui,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
Once ilaLifa TinR

The tide Of fortune comes
to our feet ! NooO you may
make your Rent pay for a
Home A 5000 lot and a
$4,000 house can be bought
by paying SIS a MONTH To
encourage settlement in the
pleasant suburb of "RAST
NEWPORT" (only ? minutes
ride from the Wilmington depot)
a "HoUsE AND LOT LOAN Con-.
PANY" is organized to afford the
above rare opportunity Dry
cellars guaranteed. Call any
evening at 8o2 Market St. See
the plot and learn particulars.
81 WIN. J. FISHER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

TIE cABB OF the Board OF Hath
ngAinaE ths coloEed man, james Il.
q atIhi which vas heard before Judge
TuFssr yesterday m0FniDg, seemed /,
us 70 shaw that there IL something
rAdt'sny wrong In Ihs law. rhis mar
h NE teDAni OF . house, the Hnsr
Wblah resides Ia PhtladelphiN, aud th,
svidsoo3 sbo sed thai the yard 10 In .
WY bal condition, 90 pad, In fart. A..
% b. nuisance 70 the tenant and hi,
neighbJT. fhis nsighbor ojmblAlusd
% lns Board Of HsAlTb, and that body
sitsstsd proossdiaRs 10 DO euIeresd
AsaiBst the tenant for mAlnisinlnR a
nulsAnos. Hi vas Gdj adgsd guilty and
y iius OF $40 vas i'm posed, bul he
j 1dgs suspended eIsju ion " AlloE
AIN en- o7p1r unity 70 aoAte The nuls
AnSe, aud Rls1 inIlTu 1tsd him 10 have
aha yard pa, Ia order and deduct The
o as frsm tse rent Nov, Ihls Is al
Sooa aoough IS Ter ~ IL goes, bat there
d eoinins 70 Agoo thAt landlord or his
agent dem aldlog the iull amount OF the
1enh ana ititls not paid, having .
1888 eAirtni iSSasd and selling 1ht
ssnsns's goods. To be sure be olald
EtP'eSy them, ami II is scarcely probR
bic ihSi = jury could bs found Wat
vcald give verdict AEAinSi him, en-
Mls you d entail oonsldera Die trou bill
and eHpente. Ia cases OF this kind "
AhtDk Il Wsuld DO much better Tor Ih
Il ard OF Health TO have the nulssnc
ASSfeo, and u the owner refused 10 pa,
ale nil, Ole lien Againsi the pro psr, >
Hrd II nsrssHsrv. Ie iover The = noun
and costs By . sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET STREET.
Don't Mistake the Place.

When you are hunting plum.
in dry goods do not forget that
we always have new, fresh bar.
gains to offer every day, as
we are constantly on the lookout
for the welfare Of our customers
2 plums in Linen Towels. A
very fine, heavy Huck, 2ox44
In. ought to bring SIC; by a
lucky purchase we are able to
let them out at 2oc each. The
best every day towel we ever
sold tor the price.
Another in damask patterns,
1890 in, a I5c towel. Just for
fun you can take this lot at Ioc
each. You will say they are
cheap enough.
What a prize a 50 in. English
Broadeloth in II colorings, at
soc a yd This ought to open
your eyes and pocket too. De
cidedly a rich plum to pluck
Bright, nice, clean plaids for
Fall dresses, at Ioc the } d. and
a few remnants in dress goods;
just the thing for children's
school dresses at about halfprice.
We fno in bringing forward
our Merino Underwear some odd
pieces in the different grades
that we are willing you should
take at half price. Nov is your
time to get this great plum.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

IT IL HoPLD that the coming session
{ Ihe Legislature will lnoraGse The
IuriE ilohon Of the Man | JAl OJurt "a
hal ell Gases OF petli larceny, oAiTyiDs
sJnosalsd deadly WeAponS and G;hei
minor ofTsnSeS, can b. heard And.de ell
nine1 BY It. Toe gay that justice is
aoS A1miuiIlered, . stolen chicken
generally o.s!S the county about $50
All cases OF gambling or policy plSylaa
shouid also DO tried In th,s clurt, an
the anes aud costs paid into the oily
treasury. II night be well 10 have The
sourG for The trial OF sash cases consist
u The resident judge, The judge OF shs
atty oouEt aud The mayor slIh pc yer oil
iummoning . iuvy essh month, q
IviJe . month 1. necessary. Sash ;
court oould hear many oRses thai are
nov oAT.si 10 The upper court 81 {
hsAvy expense. Nov, II man stsAIl
"a article valued ., \ dollar or lWo,
and In many instances even muoh less,
40 10 arrested, has . hearing before the
sliy court, and 10 90 mitted 10 Ill In
dsIAult OF bail. he may be there =
hundred days before he IL brought be-
tore The Iut', and than he IL tired by
N expensive pr I1sss, and 10 found
g Ivy, sens back for probably another
nuudred dsys, 81 . cost 10 The tA1.
payers o. 35 GENTS . day for the entire
ame, Isis even still worse Ia the oAss
Of many arrested for carrying . con,
asAlsd deadly weapon, who arc unable
TO furnish bail for their appsArAn,e D
o1urf A law such % proposed would
not only rsleye she upper court OF CON
siderable buSlneEs that should never b.
br0lRhl before 1t, but II would also 70,
lisvs the county OF . very heavy ex-
psu' 90. and be more In accord Ance Will
as ice % Prlioner by eff1rdipg sAol
ons charged with = crime or q misds
m'AGor = speedy lTiSl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

They say that tor five
years few India Shawls have
been made Very likely.
Prices, too, absurdly low.
We've heard such talk for
some years. So have you,
m 4ybe, and you think TO
hear it for years to come.
Signs don't point that way.
~ hat Is certain is that India
Shawls are incre dolly cheap.
The lady who thinks a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

WAMAMAKERs'
Shawl ',just to suit" can be
got at any time for as little
as now Is likely to be de-
ceived. We still have as
handsome Shawls as ever
and at as low prices, but
many of them couldn't be
replaced at any price. $I8 to
$1,000.
Second door, Chestnut street side. Two
elevators.
If we knew Of a thread
smiss or a color wrong In
the HeHriettas we'd say 80.
Body, finish. dye are right
to the eye right under the
glass; they'll be right In
wear.
CoIored silk.and-w o o |
Henriettas, 81, SI.2S, $3.50.
COlored wool Henrlettas,
75c, 85c, 81, and $l.25.
The new CSC Colored
Cashmere lie the best make
of the best maker 75c last
season. In all desirable
shades.
Northeast Of centre.
We have beeR skipping
the Merino, Wool, and SILK
Underwear for Men, Wo-
men, and Children. You
haven't. WheR the season
got ripe you came for the
goods. of course they were
here. We were never in
better condition to serve you
and save you some money.
Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aisle
Sixth months ago we held
the Conqueror as the best
White Shirt to be had in all
the land for 81. We've
made 1t better. The Giant
Gusstt and the Everlasting
Stay bring it as near to be
ing a wear fore Shirt as
we'll can be The old price
still, 81 Made here.
Both ends of the store, middle entrance.
Quick priced things all
around. We pointed out
Refrigerators yesterday
some tor bali. To-day a lot
of Chairs that have been
lurking, sh o p wo N o r
scratched, in their corner of
the Basement.
30 Reed and Rattan Rockers and
Chairs, colored, slightly thopworn, were
&c TO Sl3, now half;
Folding Benches that were S2.75, s.
and IS 20, now half;
Plated seat Rockers, B1.75, from S2.75,
and so on. A few more oil
the Blaisdell Reclining
Chairs at SO so; exactly what
they cost to make,
Basement, northwest of centre
Nlne-tenths of the politi
cal clubs that have come to-
US for estimates for Uniforms
and Equipments have given
us the contracts. Variety,
quickness, and low prices
count. Samples are with
the Mems Furnishings,
Chestnut Street entrance,
west side.
JOHN W,ANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

PmLADnLrnA, rhnrsaay. Sept. q, 1853.
POINTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST:
Opening OF Dresses and
Wraps, second floor,
Chestnut street side.
Display Of rich Dire IS
Goods, near JunIt err
Street entrance.
Exhibition Of Chi n a ,
Glassware, Lam ps ,
Clocke, second floor,
middle section.
The new Fownes gloves,
Chestnut Street side
west Of Main Aisle.
Keystone Library (Ioc q
vol }, with Books. Thir
teenth Street entrance.
Furniture acres, third floor
Plenty more. Every turr
brings you to them. Eithe
the newest goods or things
that have been made uncom
monty prIce-beautiful.
New Resting Room TO
Ladies, second floor, Chest.
nut Street front.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

State senAtor-LeWis Thompson.
Representatives - Charles NJ Curtis,
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John Pilling White Clay creek
l.. Frank Ellison, Peneader; Daniel p.
Stewart, Red Lion.
Levy Court Commissi ,ners-John
Gallagher, Wilmington; James K. Ne
gillighn, BrAndYwine; Benjamin T. shep
pard, Christians; John W. Cofman, New
Castle; George W. Groves, Peneader.
eheTif-W illiam Simmons.
Coroner George W. jackson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
You Should first be
Posted,

The enormous variety OF
goods represented in our
magnificent stock, the nu-
merous styles and designs 10
Children's Dress, the system.
attic arrangement OF every
thing in our store, our per-
feet facilities and convent
ences will all serve to keep
you posted when you go out
shopping to buy clothing for
your children, as well as fol-
yourself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

~ =. PKDOrURS AUADEuY or
IT, q UslO.--Thrso nights aud FRIDAY
and Saturday matinOss, commencing on
tn U HSDAY, Sept. a., Madame NeuviIlo
and ner SOD, hususuo NenVtlie In their
day and Saturday evening sAnd Saturday
madnee, and "Lhe aypsy Boy t" Friday
l-at.gs AZ :y-S.-..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

lowell, IN WashingtJn ssFsut market
HEs n y. Sas Madison erect. haa a GOOD
~ nj AUh fDE tO-morroa u market; also
.nlHn2s aud losataEu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
TAE ARLLSAEs' sAVINa BANK.
NO. DO2 MAkKkT STREET.

N0oAFoRATAD ''''''.......RHBRUARY n, lsas
Open 70 rOOOive deposits daily from Ban
S ani p m, and on Tuesday and Bstufdav
sIsnlngs nom 7 10 O'Clock
, iae ehartor Of the bank provides tnht ina
pfohts upon It's Investments, eEoopf a mnoh
% ~ required for the payment OF neesssETV
eAponses and for suitable surplua fsT az
amshE the depositoFs. 'A0"o
a, E ~ manager is allowed to borrow sny mar,
OF the iunds deposited with the Oornara tior'
MANAGERS.
George ". Bush. q hnsn su,..
". Wesls , Neldln, AlsxandsT 4 d..
dso. y. OApails N nj Eanao, Al@aN
uhAs. W. HoWlRnd, Job Il fsnSsI,,
Jos. L.. Oarpentsr, JF., Anthonv utsS.,.
'Efty,S 4 ~ ~ Warrington HAstinRS
ft1n ~ - hOAHEDO On mORT9AuE.s,
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

THE people tell US they
Anever saw 80 many
fine goods in any one
estabhshme MT as we
have In our Custom De-
partment. We have
been taking Q great
manysorders for Suits
and Over c oats, but
with the force we have
We are prepared to
make them at short no.
tice. OveTcoats ready
made, if you want a
light weight one, or
medium or he avy
weight, we have them,
and in almost any color
you ever saw in an
overcoat
Suits for Dress, Suits
for Business, suits for
Working, cut in all the
different and late st
styles,and then we have
them so gotten up that
they will fit and please
you. We haYe them
for Men, Youths, Boys
and children and we are
delighted to show them
J.7.hunin&Sol..
Tailors, 9th & Market
ClothierV, WILMINGTON
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

HENRY DUPoET Of ChrittianA.
1osEPH X. WHITAKER OF East Dover.
JOSHUA II. MARvEL OF Laurel.