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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
Linooln,s Candidacy,

In group of politicians the other
day In Washington the availability of
Robert I. Lincoln ~ Presidential
Candidate was being earnestly discussed
when Western Repr bligan Remarked
that Lincoln no d0ubt was q good man
30 choose, as the negroes In tho South
would walk to the polls Though fiTe
aud bullsta and blood to vote Tor the
son OF the EmaDcipAtor. A prominent
Southern RepubiloAn tbereupon aaid /:
"Lf Lincoln had been nom mated fox
Presicent when Hayes or Garfield was
that would have besu the CASE, but not
now. The time for Euca talk has gone
by. The negro In the South feaIs she
shotgun and the black sr aks whip of
the night rider more than hn loves tho
memory OF AbrshRm Lincoln, mud be
knows, too, that u ere Is no uss of his
risking bis lifa to cast ballot that will
not be couu'ed Ho kpoEs as we'll as
you do that the Democ In tho South
have the entire control OF the election
m achinery. aud couniS tho ballots. TIE
n limitation of Robert Lincoln would
Q Hakcn = good deal OF Ssntimeut, but
t'e result will be the same whoever
runs"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

Wrotched men and women lone con
demned 10 sutfsr the fortunes OF dye,
peps.a, are alled win new hope after q
faw doses Of Hostetler's Stomach Bit.
zero. This budding hope blossoms into
tho fruition OF certainty, IL tho Bltters
Ia persisted in. 1t brings roprisve TO
all dyspsptio, who seek Its all. Flatu.
lence. heartburn, stnkins ut tho pit OF
tho stomach between meals, the nervous
treUooTs aud insou MIA OF which chronic
indigestion ~ the parent, disappea ar
With their hateful pfoSenltor. Most
bene6osnt OF ssooaohiosi who oln won
der that in 40 many instances II wakens
grateiul eloquenoe In thoee who. bone
lifted by it, speak volunt atily in lie be
half Il requires graphic pan TO de
Scribe the torn ents of dyspepsia. but 10
pAoy of the tsstimoniAls received by
the propristors OF the Bitters, these are
portrayed with vivid truthfulness. Con
Elipation, blllousness, muscular de.
bility, malarial fevers and rheumatism
are relieved by IL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
RHsots OF High L,oap.s.

Baiti more 5un.
High liosnss has had O trial in n
number OF States In the West aud
N orth west, aud the results are suoh ne
70 Interest tbs ways and means cou-
mistees of State Legislatures, II not I'll Q
prohibttionists. a great deal of money
for Stats purposes can be gotten, IL ap-
pears, by restricting the privilege OF
selling stimulating beverages TO ouoh
peraons as will pay largely for the
privilege. This 10 thou 1ht to be valu-
able discovery but 10 Ia found also that
the nigh lloenso has the effect OF 70
htricting shs amount and improving
tue quality OF the liquors Consumed,
Illinois imposes q tar OF $500 on "a
looue, with the result OF reducing their
number by ono third and Increasing
the States reveuues from this source
from zoe. goo to 81. 800, 900. Chicago has
5000 saloons instead OF 6 900, aud gets
from them about $1,000 600 Instead OF
$500. og0.
Toe Biunesota hlIA license law has
de9TeasBd the nam Der OF saloons by
about 500. In Winoua the law has
deoseaaed tho number from eight to one,
and At CAledonis from 6tteen To four.
Ia Missouri, l@hero tho new la's hxes
TIE maxlm1l Cos. ola license nj 81 2 %
AMI The niniGur1 NJ $3.50. the Ievenue
b - beaa trebled NebEisk has !ieeuss
fee of 8 900 IN olti'a Al $500 elIsRhsss.
Tao effect he's bean to cut down tee
number OF drinking places nearly cue
half, and TO Increase this s.a.c's !eTe
nue Gvefold. Wholesale dealers IN
Michigan pay license fee OF $500, ard
he retailers pay from $500 TO $500
This reeult 10 IN increase OF revenue
Av.a H..
numner OF saloons from 10000 10 abous
5000 Local option IL, hJuever, TO be
credited with psrs Of tho rEduo.l on Ia
tbs nanbor Of SALONS Olio has placed
TAX of62N on all general liquor siorss
| ant \ ;2I OF 500 on bser saiOous. The
, reVsaus has thus been Increased to
ab1ut IL .0O0,00)
10 AtanGA. Ga, the fes II Sl,501,
but 1t hes been required for 81 short 2
tna chat lis re6u,ts cannot YET bs iully
| estimated. IL Is to be nOtsd, however,
- Regards Atlanta, thAs at that city
high license sucgosds prohibition.
Tho samo may BIS bald OF several OF
the btstea msnti0net hb1vs, The ooa yic
tion thas prohibition docs roi pro
hibit" having bscoms more or less gen
! ernl where It has been triad Isun.
| doubtedly eurrsndefs q bounttiul source
| OF Ievsnue, without wholly argSssiDg
tho liquor evil, as tho eKpstieaos OF
Maino unfortunately demoGs;r Atas
! should II apprar that Jhe requirement
of high license feo In this 5.sts would
have the ettect OF abAtinz tbs oonotaA
zatloa noted in the grand jrry'A lost 70
! port, aud ut the yame time enable the
S5s.s and oily 10 a5ate taxes that praes
heavily upon the poor, 1t may on well
for the present Legislature 70 copsidsI
the undsnlaolO merit Of the higa llconss
| sJotBm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
m1Rrn AND mEsRInENr.

Lady Ito her oompanion): rs not
this the particular spot on the coast
whore last year o young lady fell into
the sea, and young man plunged and
saved her life By swtmminR?" Gen.
tlemar: ~ bslieve so-but / can't
SWIM"
II must congratulate you on your
marriage, Mr. Pussby. Yous wiia 10 -
|charming woman" "6hs Is, indeod-
loving, amisblc and accomplished, and
so easily pleased f" "Oh, / knew that
whom heard she was about 70 mi rry
you"
Widow. Ut an evening psrsy: DO
you understand the language OF a rivera,
DR.. Orusty?" Dr.. Orusty, 90 o.d bsc ne.
Tor; "Ho, ma'Am." WIDOW: "Ynu
DON'T know II yellow means jealousy 2"
DR.. Crusty: "Eo, ma'Am. Yellow
mehne biiiousness.
A thrifty and cynical old bachelor
lpromulgatss the following advice for
those about 10 marry: Never III airy
. woman unless she Is so ROB that you
would marry hor IL she wore uyiy, and
40 handsome that you would marry he.
Z sse were po;r."
~ HOBO yoa will ba Abls to euJp1I.
me" said young lady, Vhiia 1alsirx
out QUE evening with her intend Sd, d ur.
ing @ elippery stats OF tue pa7aunent,
"WhJ --sy, ges," said the eanowhas
he's ltAtiDg swain, with SONS li.lle rs.
sistanoe from your father"
BoreAved willow TO uadtr,altr):
Have yoo not made o Bl,ghs tnis.tse Ia
your bill, Mr. Monld?" Mr. no .lt:
L"No, I think not, mAiAm." rs.vod
widow: II See you hsss charged flr
diteen oasrisaes. 1 am quitS ours
there wers but fourteen, counted thsp
on leaving the chrsoh, and alAo thu
grave"
A lady, greatly azltssaj, With tho
lower part OF heT faos wrapped rp Ia ~
white handkerchief rusaca u ally iut3
~ dcntiss's Office. "Doo1t sae ctlea
Ia hsony, ~ ear Z stand IL any logger |
Your fals9 teeth make mo sutfor horn.
Ibly." In tbsi, mAiAm," oalmly IA
phos The artist, they initiate natnro
tho better"
\ Two mea wsra c1nvsrslna the o.hsr
day, aud one OF them asked this osbsr
when he intend I'd 10 20 homs, tho psr
son addressed having oDmo from Ira.
land. He replied: at 1.-Two til! die
and Heaven knows wh0theg | vii or
mol intend to vi9is my nAsiva lar d
once mora btfore lesve thls country.
whats the matter, my denl?" said
. kind wife to her hasbAni, who had
sat for hall an hour with bls face bu rlsti
In hts hsnds, and apparently To great
trlbulatlon. "O., 1 eoh'S know" lis
RroAnsd; "I've foit like lo9i oil day"
"Well," said his willie, c1Ds1iiaRly,
lyon look tho very plotu:e o! whS. 20 u
feel"
A husband who had incurred the
anger OF his wife, o t9rtlble vlrsg0,
seeSs refuge upder tha bed. "Joms
out Of that, you briSAod, y0u raSczl,
you assAssir % sorssn8d hls gentle
compsnicn. mo, madam" no replied
calmly, II WON'T oomo out. l Hm 20
irB to chow you that shSll 10 ~ /
Iplea7e in my own housi"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
Philadelphia. Wilmington q Bal
timoro Railroad.

NtH0A*A8gh A8N4Ae A00ss
rrsins w,il leave wilmington ~ foiiews
Esls 3. pa ;srYY5S g. Il = = s s 4 g g
ssse$s s ..:isa e - = 3 70 sis lo~ a. M,
81 G z ..s a. b. 81 T. "a "a y: "a
kcso%n oa.tiqn, go, 7ee 1o4 sIH pSA
New fork, o. 2b2 GO, osl 90 $50, %,
iIga m. 'ia.zs' 50. an. SsA 'sA. 700, and
For Weat Chester, via LAmokin, 20 ane
y a m, 2. % and coop. m.
ions. n Z. ~ 'o Il y ma ana ,aip. m.
baltimore and intermedikts stations, 10 Ia
M, 9 % and II ss 2. IN.
isati@Srs and Ws.hinston, IA i>e 500
70 z. and u ga. m, II %. q II, ia IA. 10
Trains Tor Drlaware Division leave for;
New Castle, 80, 8 % .. M, nsh Eta SU,
sSsorg se aS and LsT ~ s% o. m''stOp'm''
Harriagion. De.mar. and way stations, So
E - 8 III Harrington, 90 p, m. wn
E f. z % I biOver. Harrington. And Del
mar, Ia es Might.
Frankiin City, ssA.m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
fort, andSorfolE, y o. Night
lfNNt fuhAuciTnlAs hrOau otFtetS lot VIII
mington texproae), n 3. 20, IN ~, &C.
70 N II iA II S a.. NJ, : "a. sol, 40e, 40 bOt,
8 u. COZ. go, u 20 y. IN.
Aceommo datloE, 100. 1923 .. M, LIS, 2. 20
Ia, al. "a 70 Los 10 70, aud II q y. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpressl, 400. 2 81. "a,
.1ceopmolatisn STA. M, i2iG i % iiu
70! Chester ieTpfessS, us, 10. Ii 81 IN.
9 =. %. and 10 or. m.
ACCOMMODATION, SIC IN, Il 10. .. 4 &c
~. and Tap. m.
For New xork leTpressL 2 90, a5l 10 III
. Is IL 81 a. M, Az, ia, '62a, ". and 100
y. m.
FOR West Chester, via Lamokin. SIS a. m.
For cspe Charles, Old Point Comfort. ant
Norfolk, IL 05 Night.
FOR New Cast,e, Mlddietowu, clayton
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, beaford, Laurel
and DellDRr, IL % Night.
Baltimore and WaAningtgn, La, tta eei
70 u a. m, IL GO, . sa, and 7 % y. IN. Balti
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for WI
mington lekpressl, p. p, S.tD 7.so. 90. ILL
A. NJ, 6.OS 6.u and II. 81 +. N.
Accommodation s.sA 10. u A. NJ, II. s., 2. q
| 0. y, SIS and li.HP. NJ.
For further 10 fOrnAIion. passengers are re
ferred TO the ticket Office n Che station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra fare is charged. -.
General MHnAEer enerai PASSENGER AZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

@N'J "~tN NAAaAs
We don't believe hi.tJry has chFoai.
o'oc d more sipgnIsr escape from death
than occurred in Red wood Con ION last
week. The male eoz, who ore al uu-
feeling lot, taken altoRethtr, hnvo
severely criticised bustl,s, which are Il
mort important part OF the female
~a'drobs, but, after reading this THRILL
Ing epltcdo, they should forever hold
theiT peace" A handsome younR lady
OF sWret tevor teen arrived from Ar
IONS couple of weeks $40 and epsnt @
very pleasant visit with friends in tie
above canyon. One evening When the
heA | of tho family wAs away the mix.
tHg naturally fall on the fams 10 portion
Of ths household. The Arizona faifous
! Mt onco offered TO do her share, but the
amt D otesttd. TIE pro:e was Of no
avail, however,. and shortly sfterward
sho s,nrtsd for the corral, pail In hand,
typical Maud Muller. The Young
lady was Jutt in the act of milking
when feroolouB bull spitd her. and ut
ooce started or the war path. IL was ,
critical position, and rs the bull came
obareing ct her with lowered h rae,
with bleed In his eye, the young lady
quietly dropped on the ground, fact
downward, and lay M ttill Es death.
This nal puver was somsrbiDg rev for
the Dall, and hl was q moment ron
pluss6d, but COON recovered from hia
surpriss and mada for tho prostrsts
maiden, and had &c po5 bsen for that
hustle tho young lady never would hive
lived 10 toll this exciting experience.
Tbs ball Rorsd that tondsrly framed
str castle called hustle uEtil u gave
way end II rstired with the trophy,
The nu0t SAW the charge and was about
to run In TO assiht when the brave Rirl
oAl!'d 70 kusp back or both would be
killed. As 1t turned cut, the bull. after
discovering the nuetle, concluded thAt
hS bal made slight mistake, and re-
Trad from the battle. Had the young
lSdy sisrted to r1n the hull woU.0 very
bRaly have coon ovsrtaksn and killed
her.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
BALTIMOnE 4 OlIIO RAILROAn
nUHRpIfI.S IN kTFnOr. Nov. 80, lss.
TYaina leave DslauErO Ayanua Dspot,

Trains leave DslauErs Avsnus Dspot
For Philadelphia and Chester, els, 7 90
%, A46, 10 l6 aaa II lAa m; l 20, q 90, 0 CO.
4 Ob, 8 10, b a., q so, 7 70 8 Is and pls p. m
On suliays, CO I 90, . ~, 10 10 and IL ID o
nj co, 3 TO, o 10. 6 ~, 0 80 and : sip 10.
FIR Chicago, wheeling. columbus an
SEndusky, daily, I 40 n m. and 0 20 y. N.
For Pittsburs, daily, ToO q. u. aud Is p,
10.
FOR Cincinnati, LoutSviile and st. Louls
d siiy. II 10 .. N. and 8 20 D. m.
FOR Baltimore and WAsninRton and Now.
ark and Havoc DO urase, II 10 q, m.; 20 and
8 20 Q. IN. TN SundpyJ. 40 Ard II 10 q. IN.
. 40 q nd 8 20 p. m.
Hor SIngerly. . Is and II 10 Q. m; 2 49,
40 and 80 y. m. and ~ so midnixnt. On
sundays, IL 10 q. M 2 IS, 9 20 ana 90 D. m.
fOH EsAHDRMh 1shIt, y 10 a. IS .epni,
only. 1870 o. NJ. and as p. m. dGuJ
Axcspt SundAy. D so p. N. daily.
rtAifg io47a Harhst street Htsslc1:
Rer PHILADELPHIA 2 es p. m. daily, exec,
sunday. s'os Baltimore s@ p. N
tbo hne 1910 4. ID. and asa 2. NJ, dhiIt
eHeepi Sunday; o.is d nc sunday CRY
ESQ p. ~ fA,tiy.
The 10 80 q. N. train connects ct RSgl
junction with Cincinnati and st Loui,
through express, daily, oxoopt sunday, In,
90 p. m. connects with Chicago and NJ
Lou express daily.
Trains for VI lHI.inHton--Leave PhIlads
phla. daily, ~ o., IL, . ", 5000 .. NJ, ~
400. 30, aAoo. tso. $50. ala 10 90 y. u.
DAny, oxospt S1ndny, f.1s .. m I1.7
noon, Ak.lh Ii 80 D. m.
kxpress trAirAA
". M. OLEnEHTN, u. K IsORI.
mAnA1er eenr FzzS. Azgn
Telephone No. lRa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

Fish Commissioner NorDy and DIR.
X. @. Stortlidse are busy ssour.0k
names to Positions TO Presto ent Oleve.
land, asking for the sppoiutment Of
Colonel hArshsll Mcdowell to the po-
sitioo Of United States FiAh Csuo N Ia.
tiOner. Secretary Luther Maddox, Of
the National Fishery AeSopia.:1n, has
also written to the President recon-
mending the appointment OF 0Oloael
The petitions have received
many signatures In This CITY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

The old wecoaooe engine house, on
jackson street near 6eeoad, has besn
purchased FROM Joseph L Carpenter,
alton. The Building will bA turn cd into
. hall for the use Of the utrAry, The
price paid Ia aaid 10 have beeu e900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

Id 10 Real Estate Owners.

\, NO truanta composing my rent-rol
70 Inc wear MO- have with few exceptions,
In me entirc Satisfaction, both IN payment
IN and tsLtnE care OF the properly, there /.
I T.rdinE the ouner with greatly Increased
|rur as we'll as fnysrlf for the special care
IN selection OF my tenants, a. each one
4 lsrnnerty ners who have heretofore
snu',yed With bad nnnts and iOss OF
A iii ave money by adolIti 4 better plan
Emnloylna . comp tent aud experienced
In and manager fer the coming year. WIN
4, nrr IN general eonveynnciug and real cs-
m.ttrrs do not hesitate 70 hOli myself
IN and aualiHed Tor renting and manag-
4 real csiaIe, ard also ior preparation OF
N nanafs for dlspoatng Of property.
IN sAEOhGk u. nA8nS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

lyon ont to day, my friend, in this
cold wiud? l thought you were sick
tu bed With Q eold." He said nothing
HIT smiled o jolly smile and led me to
the apo;hesary' q shop, and pointing to
- b,g advertisements OF DIR. Bull's Cough
ByrSp, sAid "fhereby hangs the tale;
that tells the story.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
OWARD MELCHIOR

-DnALER r.
H. n,nes, Pistols and Aumunition OF
Ioblo as Canvas Goods, B.Neechload ine
CslI h oSalisei Guns, from 5000 up.
-H Ueiore going elsewhere A.
No. a14 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

Naturo's efforts are alwaJs directed
Alright; but somSiimes ocoaaionai assist
ance OF the proper kind Urav.e emi-
ueptly servioeAbie to her efforts. Lax
sdor DOM blues every qlaliey 10 render
It OF peculiar service III very many a.I-
okBgp,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

WHHsHAH' q VI . NVHIHALBNbg
Time table In eject Nov. 10th, 1851, TrA,y
leave Wiiminstyn tFtenoh sfreotl Ns foliosi
Yer ROadin2, blrdsboro, JoannH, 6psiHt
aoldI Nayneaburg lunotien, Manor, Pctsa
Vile, THblaluA, Allentown, 1ssbhnon, Wei
aetsyiiin end AL points on the PhilAdeIphfi
sRe Reading y. T., 100 =. u. and 2.AS .. n.
ret Springfield, WsJnosburg June
ton, Coxtogvil.o. bmbTeoyille, LSnSts
uhadd's Ford and DaPont's and iMlorIas
aistn 2oinse,f.b Am, 2tb, and 4 O. D. u,
Tor Uoatosviiia Aod tntoranedtAso poiatS
ct 90 a. H., q 10 and 90 y. m.
for Nost C1osser, I 20 b. me- Aas and 4 "
y. N.
For Rev Bridge Ann intermediate pOln,s
e,lt p. n. and On Saturday, at 20 ana IL II
,. n.
20 Sunday for Es.dins and inssrnediau
points, az % =. H., and for springfield ars
.nterne1tqto points az Q bb o. IN.
T.. q. MuOAOSI,ANU ". b. HIBBARB,
SapsriDtedfoBr HenD Psfp -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
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ID EGISTER'S oRDEE.

~ RIG lSrHR'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
November 18th, 1887.
Upon the application OF Alb9nis l.. Ander-
son, Administrator of Theodore Anderson,
late OF Pennsylvania, decreased, II is ordered
sad directed by the Register. that the
ing of letters of Administration upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by canaing advertisements
70 be post.d within forty days from the date
of such letters In six of the most public places
of the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate 70
present the same, or abide by an Act II As
Sembly in such case male and provided ; and
also cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN, q
newspaper published in Wilmington, Del,
and TO be continued therein three weeks,
(e. o. d.
III Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. 8. ONCE Of the Register aforesaid. At
= Wilmington. in New Castle County
SioresAid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
HoTIcK.-All persous having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attestcd to the Administrator on
or before Nov. 18th, 1855, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case r,Ade and provided.
ALBANlS l.. ANDERSON,
Admin STRAIT or.
Address, ia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
DECORATIONS

I'VE have a few japanese
|ecoraiions left over from
| e holidays, which we will
|ll at very cheap prices; in
let, at your own figures.
Pill early and get good
hoice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
|UiIoE.

e annual mso.ine a tho mcmbcrHei thn
4 Uagtis County ausuti insurance Com
will bs hnld NJ too efnss Of tha 90 n.
Ia, NO tg1 Market st'est, on Monday,
*nafy 10, isss ~ - o'clocs. for tue pur-
) o. dieting fivo menners 10 Asrvs %
hsgeIs lVt TN 90 yoafs.
WiLIiAm UfNBY,
M. CLHAvER. President.
SEQ. etary. t3-bteod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
Or. lays LiniRent.

'e!aedy Tor al Aches or Pains.
ei m req edy oamo from Paris, France. the
" distinguished French ilhysioian
bnt,v eiVSs made known or uaed in this
hs. ~ cures hhoumRttsn, Neprsl-
u,seGses Of mn1 or bea1s. reouiring aria.
I'M Hi'p'ieAtion. For salo Al l02 nerkot
Esi, % $50 oornr Of Cedar AND Marshall
umingtoo. DeL o2e-eoa. en-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

Bess piace 10 set bsef, mutton or YEA
e Of Lovell, stall II. City Market
Talaphnna al.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

N I. UE-MuTUAL LOAN ASSOCl A.
tioa Htockhelaers are Requested TO DO
|fent at their regular monthly Meeting,
|Tuteily evening". January ~, 70 u Ike Ec'
upon An amendment 20 tho hy.lAae.
D .ofmoT mos bars Of tho ain bosn Asso.
| ION Lrs nov msmsofs a tho mutual"
i will mtet ~ the pAipo uBo for payment
h6Rthiy oues instead VI The tAird We'd
l1ty as hmstofro.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

IAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE
4 subscriber, 1sD3 Market street, Whining
M dium -6ised COW In raihtr p0or condl-
n in color mostly red, head partly white.
owner wlll please come and TAKE her away,
Wing costs incarred. Jos. TATNALL.
.l-to.-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
BEE HIVE"
500 Market Street.

Our great Mark
Down sale is in full
blast. The new
prices tell their own
story. 1t seems
useless for us to
quote a long string
of goods marked
down one half, as
you wont believe it.
So we simply say
if you are looking
for real bargains, if
you will visit the
Beehive you will
find them.
We have made
sweeping reductions
in every department
especially in coats
and dress goods.
Russell, MiisInsr & Co.,
Successors to q. L. sRuasoll,
BOG MARKET ST.
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\ AVlN0 10 YEARS EXPERIEHuE
4 in collesurx roatJ aad managing
d estatsa, 1 oiAim TO roadsr tho most sue.
siul and shtisfastory sstH,o in shst De.
trent. Wil4l4IAA J. kl3ALk, eHk
[iket tuest. u I'm
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|iHoh GUH@RzN,
fAOHAs saEsGIMEEI
Grand Depot.

On aGTAisoH a. PEACH's GRAND DEPOT
~ the world; have you tried orr sof,ee.
4 AZ sa zen our sugar: havs you tried pru.
Enrh conserved ilgs have you seen our
Ends ~, n NY, and evaporated apples. NV
,ars from the GRAND DEPOT. We Hat
\ wee we arc TIC WanamaKer of this
Esell ~ make war against all Impure goods,
Eds ~ w pure country lard /; our canned
Il to'na ~. hst class, no old stock; our eau
I'm thaoes are the wonder OF all who use
Nam ~, arc truly pure, II you would see
uads,satth handle, you world say we cannot
bnsv . solh. Oh we can IL; you will save
~ every week by buying from
haut bEN NlsOki q PEACH
100 & I04 kast bth street,
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7UR RENT.
iToR Rem 1.-THE FoLLu WING

IN o Il Il Il N 1.-THE FoL.LU WING
IN bwRLLInGs.
No. va ioErEst street, 8 rooms und bsth.
No Io2 Market street, "a rooms nnd bath,
suitable for = boarding house.
No. 400 East ss7ento 8.rset, Ia rooms: has
beon occupied By physic Ian Tor u number
Of years.
80; 499 Fact Seventh strsot,l2 or IL reoms,
Suitable fer u boarding. houte.
a lso form neAr rnlleyYllle, BrAndyWino
Hundred, con .aintnx lb acrea
j. AUGUSTUS MoUAULI.EY,
d3l.u No. coo Market street.
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Ntok kENT-A PHEASANT, EhONr,
~ tnio story room; heat and bath.
~ Amy suoot dSo-tf
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Tor sale.

TyOg sALE Oh RENT-TnE BTORE
E etAnd at the southeast corner Of Froat
and shipley streets; viii soil on easy tevms;
vorv iittie money wantsd; or vii runt II ct
q low rent. FOR further Information call on
Head 4 Co, or sddreas II. q. BUCHtHtf-
HAM. Pleasant Aili. Del. ip.i2id.ltws
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JAS. A. KELLY.

Iet Yer Of Fine Wines, WhiSkiss, sto.
on snd shipisy siTssfG Telephone cali
Io.l nlireod
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EoR RENT-A GOOD DAIRY
ity. Apply at this ofioe. dsS-U
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EoR RENT-ROOMS UNTIL THE
- 18th Of March. for locaing or light house
NsIlhsgk CAll or address, DIR. FUNK, sis
A1eAAe' street. jl0-5t