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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
City of sturgis, Dakota, August I, 1888.
Notice Of Election.

An election will be held in the First
ward of the City Of Sturgis, Lawrence
county, Dakota, on Friday, August "a,
1888, for the purpose Of electing one al
dernan for said ward, vice Louis Abrams,
resigned.
The polls shall be open between the
hours Of 8 o'clock a. M, and o'clock p.
m. The polling place shall be at the
room of the city council and George E.
Hair, w. G. Buderus and H. P. Hannah
are appointed judges for said election.
By order of the city council.
MAX HoEHN, JOHN 7. POTTER,
Auditor. Mayor.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
Reduce the postage.

The New York Journal of Commerce
and a great many others influential
newspapers, we are glad to see, are advo-
eating the proposed meaure for reducing
letter postage to one cent. They justly
take the ground that, with the large sur
plus in our treasury, the post Office bust
ness of the country need not be- made
selfssupporting. Thene arc .other
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
The storm.

On Saturday afternoon last, heavy
wind, rain and hail storm passed over
this city and down through the valleys
of Bare Butte and Spring creek. Quite
a heavy body OF water fell here but not
enough to do any material damage.
For d short time it looked as though
this locality was to be visited by Sc
we're wind-storm, Of a cyclonic nature,
but happily no such thing occurred.
Speculation was rife after the storm re-
garding the likelihood of the crops in
the above mentioned valleys being de-
stroyed. A large number of people
prophesied the total humiliation of the
crops and the consequent hardship to
the farmers that would naturally ensue.
Others thought the farmers had es-
capped hail visitation. Happily, this
latter class of prognosticators were near
or right than the former.
The hail struck several farms but very
few Of them had the crops totally de-
stroyed. Considerable corn and little
oats and wheat were lost. The greater
portion of the loss however will be in the
additional expense of harvesting the
lodged grain. All in all, the farmers
got off lightly as compared with those
of Nebraska who lost everything they
had. Lawrence county farmers are to
be congratulated on saving SO large a
proportion OF their crops.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
DIrIoN TO sTURaIs.

ON SECOND STREET, ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP OF
sTURG1s.
Strip Of land south of lot 1, block 8,
to corner Of Second and Howard streets.
ON HOWARD STREET, IN BoswoRTH's AID
DrTIoE 10 sTURa1s.
Lot "a, block 8, from corner of Cedar
and Howard streets east to point due
south of corner of Second and Howard
streets.
ON CEDAR STREET, IN BoswoRTH's ADD
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
TON TO srURGfs.
ON DOUGLAS STREET, IN BoswoRTH's AID
DITIoE 10 sTURarS.

YIN ooO14Afs olAssEt, LIN fsossH OisIEs6 AL
DTTIoN TO sTURaIS.
Lot l, block 5, from Cedar street to
Third avenue (school grounds).
And notice is hereby given to the own
ers and occupants Of lots and parcels of
ground hereinafter described, to repair
and reconstruct within thirty (3O) days
from the date Of this notice at their own
cost and expense, the sidewalks in front
of and along said described lots and par
cells of ground and to reconstruct the
same SO as to make them of the width
and material prescribed by ordinance No.
6, of the City of Sturgis, Lawrence coun-
ty, Dakota, to wit:
ON MAIN STREET, ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP oF
sTURalS.
From northwest corner of Junction
Avenue and Main street, west to lot l.,
block Is, being parcel of un-platted
ground.
By order Of the city council.
MAX HoEHN,
Auditor
City of Sturgis, Dakota, August I, 1888.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
Notice to .Firemen.
Auditor.

You are hereby notified that there
viii be a department meeting at the city
Justices Office on the evening of August
10, 1888, the second Friday for the
purpose of electing a chief of the fire de-
partment Of the City of Stargis. The
provisions of Ordinance No. 5, regulat-
ing the fire department, viii be strictly
complied with. MAX HoEHN,
Secondary Fire Board.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
Bids wanted.

Sealed proposals for the construction
of bridge on Lazelle street and the
raising to grade Of another on the same
street will be received at my Office until
Saturday noon, August 4, 1888. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the same
place. MAX HoEHN,
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
q. A. III.

Members Of Calvin Duke Post, g. A.
r., are hereby notified that The first reg
ular meeting will be held on Tuesday,
August Z, at s o'clock P. M, at Masonic
and Odd Fellows hall, and it is hoped
that every comrade will be present.
Visiting comrades are cordially invited.
g. w. PRATT, II. A. CARPENTER,
Adjutant. Commander.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01

The ADvERTrsEn has again moved its
office from Main street to Junction Ave-
nue., first door south of q. 7. Marshall's
blacksmith and wagon shop. This will
be our permanent headquarters, whore
our patrons can obtain anything in the
line Of fine job, book, poster and com
mercial printing, on the shortest possible
notice.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
nenot Hntel for Rant.

The new hotel, situated Immediately
across the street from the depot, owned
by Justus Schnel, is for rent. This is
one of the best stands in the country,
and a grand opening for tirst-class
hotel man. Address
JUsTUs ScHNEIL,
Sturgis, Dakota.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01

at this writing. The Dakota pre-
emptor, Who proves up this week, VIII
be interested ii the statement that there
are 95, 737 unapproved entries ahead Of
him.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
Horaas Por Sale.

Twenty head of fine driving and saddle
horses for sale cheap for cash, or on time
with approved security. Also have a
splendid stallion for sale. Call on John
Palmer, at Coles old stand, Sturgis.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
Bids W anted.

Sealed proposals for the construction
of fence around the city jail viii be
received at my Office until Saturday noon
August 4, 1888. Plans and specifca-
tions can be seen at the same place.
Max HoEHN,
A
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Henry Weber and Henry Williams, UNI
der the firm name of Weber & Williams,
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
HENRY WILLIAMS.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-01

)
The Deadwood Times, in commenting
on the two locals appearing in the AID
vERTIsER concerning the 2 per cent tax
paid by insurance companies in this ter
ritory to the fire departments OF
the various Incorporated cities, says;
s'The Times can cite two instances at
Sturgis where premiums paid are in the
aggregate greater than the total
amount reported for the town by insur-
ance companies, as shown by the audi
tors apportionment. What is true OF
Sturgis is true of every town in Dakota.
Deadwood is credited with paying only
$32, 1000 premium. We have it from. an
excellent source that double that
amount would be nearer the truth.
Whether the misrepresentation is that of
insurance companies OF of the territorial
auditor, we have no means OF knowing
but that reports have been falsifed is
manifest TO all, and calls for an inyesti-
cation by the Legislature next winter"
The business Of the general land Office
at Washington seems to be in hopeless
condition of confusion. The confusion
is the joint result of bad methods, short
force, and an immense business. At the
end Of the fiscal year, June 30, 1883, the
total number of all cases pending was
81 ,099. In the fraud division there
were pending 13,040 cases. Dakota en-
trymen who have cases in division P
tthe fraud division) can figure on their
turn. There are over 5000 contests
pending in one division. There were
$4,000 homestead entries unapproved.
The Dakota homesteader, who is loolsing
for his patent daily, viii be pleased to
hear that the Number is not much larger
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29

The steamer Brandy wine left Foutth
street wharf yesterday With, Is usual, a
crowded boat, at the usual hour, 2
O'Clock. The weather was ali thai
could be desired when the stenmei
started but BY the time 1t reached Iho
jetty at tha mouth OF the creek very
thick f5R hEote, 90 that It was d hiuuli
to SEE rod away from the boat. Gap
tain Wilson, with bis usual precAution,
called all his men on deck and set the
whistle blowing, giving his orders tt
the puTHer, and from the puHseF they
were conveyed 10 the fret mate. The
steamers whistle was kept blowing
continuously, and the vessel W a. head
cd for the Jersty shore as being the
safest.
The steamer made it's way through
the denso fog uGtil Il reached opposite
Marcus Hook, when the ringing Of the
bell was heard en- the Ither aide. TIE
BrAndywtne WAS headed in the diFec
ton OF the sound, aud IS the vessel an.
preached the wharf the captain thouted;
us the wharf cleAI2" The respor 81
came back AYE, aye" ThesAme difii
Guilty was encountered and the same
precautions used In stopping 1t the
Chester wharf, and the steamer went on
blowing mp the river and keeping out
OF the main channel 10 avoid dAnaer.
When within sight OF Philadelphia the
fog lifted and the passengers had q de.
liEhlful trip the balance OF the Journey.
msry cong atulAtiOns were shOWered
upon Captain Wilson for his WRtohful
n aIB to prevent accidents,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29
ON TUEsDAY,
THE 18TH DAYoFNovEMBER, 1855,
At q O'Clock, p. M,

All those certain lots of land with the build
lnRs thereon situate In the Gaid city of vii.
TO witt N"''
No. j. DegInninga at the northessterly inter.
secuOn Of TAtnail street aud Third street
tntnce along the northeasterly side OF Third
street ~ teet inches and half to 4inchps
and half on The stone wall Of the said Jere
mlah v. means stone house thence passing
through said wall thereof and by land Of hi 4
salu Jeremiah Duncan's parallel with Tatnall
sueEt 81 teet 10 luches to the corner of a LOT al
William Chandler, thence thereby and mar
allel with Third street 28 feet 10 Inches 10
street q feet 10 inches 70 the place Of begin-
ming. Containing /, 060 feet Inches Of ground
tie the same more or less,
NO, z. beginning at a corner OF land late of
Nicholas q. Williams now OF Rich ara Tonbam
on tue northerly side Of Third street, thence
Win llns OF that lot and parallel with and
between Orange and TatnRll streets north s9
q The said William Chandler, late Of David ~
y llson, thence by that llue and other land or
the said William Chandler, late OF David a.
WILSON, thence by thai line and other land az
lne sAid william Chandler, late OF william
snipiey = hSlrs north SIS degrees west IS n
: inches to land late OF Isaac II. starr now OF
q the said William Chandler thence
~ inches TO The place Of aforcsaid Side Of Third
treel, and thence thereby south bs degreca
east Of teelb inches - the place Of beginning
e lPecohtents thereof more or less.
fSized anu taken In execution as the pFoperty
q Thomas y, pecCOrTRndie and Phoebe ~
MS VIE and I. Is. and to be sold BY
GILES JAMESON. sbrrIB
S59esln'S Oheei Wilmington, October n,
'sss' sR -eod-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29

The follow iug app arDlll Rrlblu
Glass b" Of yesterday S4u.ay STAT n,
BEyard made a bold ia for I'd .hef n
meut when he Visited A.huty NJ 4
Church and gave 500 towards is an
Mr. Bayard would pYi uo doubt,
Methodist fullogingNuU.e sal d
acting Catholics. lis Maa.r 10 ID
Engl eh is, moreover, lo5 strong I'd
warm not TO feel entirely ssHslll VIII
Home rule Irish consut4ouy T.
sure, If he desires to have q Nll0ll
following, he must giIe up Lib aol
lrlends
However epjoyablc tha reading Of IN
putlirau glapaeeu article rTF. certain
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29


December 8, z and 3 have been hKed
upon as the time for holding q Christ
mas market IN Instltuta Hall for the
benefit Of the Delaware hospital. The
market Of course will be but another
70 the little folks 10 know that "Krlss
kIingle" has betn Engaged 70 be pros-
emit and will be the guest Of Mrs.. VIII
lard Hall Porter and Mrs.. Austin HaT.
rington.
Mrs.. Charles 7. Rnmford, Mrs u T
Warner and Miss Alice johnson will
have charge Of tho embroidery and
painting department.
Mrs.. ]. 9. Knowles will have charge
OF q stall Of fancy articles.
Hrs, Walter ID. Bush win have
Charge OF the dolls AMI toys, Mrs. Lin.
ton Smith OF the apron department.
Miss spruaBco and hrs. Charles Bird
OF the ios cream aud. cake stall, end
hrs. A, W. Armstrong and j. K
Moore Of the candy department. The
stage will be fitted mp as "YAukes
Kitchen" in charge Of Mrs. Or. j. P.
Wa'el. Pumpkin piles and baked beans
VIII be n toothSome part Of the menu.
Mise Emily Bissell will have charge OF
special attraction for boys and RirlB
The cobtrAl committee is Composed Of
Mrs. n i Gllpin, Mrs. Andrew Gray
Nelson and Mra. u T. Candy.
TIE ground for this new o. teIprlst
has been purohased, but money IL
needed and this Christmas market Ia
projected with the expectation and
hope that Il will FGosive the patronage
lite merits do erve.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29

The Young Mons Republican Club Of
Centreyille, Del, will hold q public n eet-
Ing In the hall Of Centrevtlle, ON Wednes-
day evening, October 81. The meeting
WIZ be addressed by DR. J. L. Rorwood.
OK Mayor OF Chester, Pa, and John j.
Gallagher OF Wilmington,
The Hon. Z L. Martin will address the
Il. L. Martin Club and other Democrats,
this evening, at the BELLEVUE Hotel, Ninth
ward.
j. Frank Ball, Esq, and Mr.. Fernan,
the latter Of Chester, will address q Demo
cratic meeting at New Castle avenue an ]
Heald street to night In the Second ward
The Republican meeting which was to
have been held at MarBhailton On eatur-
day night, but which the storm prevented
VIII take place on Thursday night, No.
v mber l, when Levi O Bird and Z. G
Bradford Esqs., will address the meet
ing
I. G. Bradford and Levi o. Bird, Eos ,
viii address a Republican meeting at
Newark on Saturday evening, November
3. Mr.. Bradfl I'd had been announced to
speak 10 t g Institute Hall, this city, on
that night, but that announcement has
been cancelled.
The Republicans of the Ninth ward will
hold a. open air meeting at the Bellevue
Hotel m Thursday night.
The Eighth wa d Democrats will hold
a meeting at No 702X East Seventh
street on Friday night Attorney General
Biggs and Willard Hall Porter, Esq :, will
be the speakers.
A Republican meeting will be held at
the Institute Hall on Wednesday night
The Rev. Jonathan s. Willis and Fred L.
Bach are announced as the speakers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29
FIFTH EDITION.


MlllaEd =. DAvis. The ~,
y No. ' East Second street, bN, ~, Isse
oeen MAKING = number al im VOen
mems 70 bis store, which c,psH,pr.
tne model establishment m Wute
nus city When he ara cn SU alna
business, few years ago. hs S linen
store large enough 10 mstt s NIla
quiIemtnts, but By fair hs.iIn lS
aVolains al misrepresentat iop NJ
70 me IAot That he was sAtIssra
small proh 3, he has built I'M a ~
OF which he has Just cans. Otna
proud This ineFesss in hn,,.w
nec'siitstsd the removal N ~
tiona which formerly stood in Ms ~
ana no now has Q large And b.s.N
aaltsroom, thoroughly llebteS s'o
stocked with ell kinda Of Dons III
ina He has Also had . new N. y a
tut In, which, with the new ana ma ~
some 81 yer'mounted cAses on ~ ~
tsrsi add greatly to this A,tTan,S. ~
DsAranoe OF the plAoe, O''e
Hl5 stock OF gold and tilvfr
liocks, rings, broOct e., cbsIn,
silver ware Ia large and wei 80.
and no ore WISHING An,tlt,n'S
me cen fall being suited In ogs,,,,
val as prioe. Back Of the CONT, <
IA large chow case In Wh'oh All H.
o. silVerEaTe are kept; IN faol he +.
lull and complete line Of All H..
Goods Pertaining 10 bis buslntn
Oavls 10 also = practical ya,cb y
clock maker, and does all klpds =,
pairing 81 the lowest fa,es And I,
1est md most workmanllke NAM
Ho is the orlginSioE OF the watch ii
'yttem In this city, BY which rbmS
are NOW oEnGEh OF handsome .,
watches, paid for In a vsy thst q
scarcely missed the money. Tbs NJ
usr In which these clubs are corsn.,l
ia simply as follow: A number ann
gether, which number Ia t1pnlsGS
t1s value OF the watches the mslodl
nby Sish to oblsiu. II they ssonI
Wlih SO watches there would bs an
mem bsEs, each Of whom wonld nav
week. F4'
Each wesk there lie q dnvI,y
which some one OF the men bgrs dtaI
; watch, and then con lnues to nav N
81 week until All aro pald f5r, M
each ore has q watch II AIRY ope,bonl
want a higher prlGsi watch, Mr. D,y|
mhkeH liberal afrArgs ments By VblA
U can be obtained Those who In M
Divls' watch clubs have The fsl,isl
lion OF knowing thas they are dsaII1
wish a vol known, responsible buIusl
mar, wnO can be ioaud O. any tllae n
zteEd o s1H cone IN another cil5, l
NaVn they know roth'nz. ma M
a'so should 70. be forgotten that NJ
embaf8 OF these clubs &c. tbs M
gyrlh OF their money, and tha, va
they obtain gold wa.ch Il Ia g5li N
trough, ana not filed in Win bal
mosal.
Although u is but = few yaar, And
M. DAYls optu9d he estsbliahuert n
rleoly fair aud houCaG mauuef
5onduallrg business la, stCa,li M
os.s o. cuttumsrs not 0By from M
ely, but from other plAcrs. He n,yd
uisrepresauis IN srticla, aud sells n
iHest goods at the loves. possible yrlclI
Thote who whh anything IN BIS Nd
III d. well . lEt5l E'm AatIl end 81
anime his Stock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29
FOURTH EDITION
q DeiaWaFe Lady KIlIed.

On Saturday evening last, Mr.. James
DilWOEth, Of Oentrevllle, Del, rooslved
degpateh nom West Liberty, lows
which read!
''YOuE wife has been killed and her
sister badly injured. What shall We
DO with the dead body and the In
Mr.. DilWoEth, almost distracted 1t
such torRlblo news, made every effort
to obtain further Information Of the
dread n taa tro hy, hop re- hat Oh re
might atill be some mistake, bat owing
10 the iAteness Of the hour at which he
received the despatch he could have no
more communication from q place 70
distant. Mr.. DIlWortb, however, tee
0vsphed insirn"'i Dns TO TEND the remains
OF his wife b me. TIE next be heard
from the aocuuont was from On Asso.
oiated Press report In the Sunday
papers, which read 81 follow:
"a buggy o0ntAiBinR three persons,
Mrs. James DllWor,h OF CenLreville,
Deli Mrs. Isaac LArkin Of TouRhkens
mon, Pc, and hSrry Pond Of West
Liberty, Was struck At tbs latter place
yesterday (FridaS) by . train on the
Railroad. Mrs DilWorth and Mr.. Pond
we're both instantly killed, while Mrs.
Lsrkin was badly Injured"
Liter private deppAtches confirm the
hrst reports and say that Mrs. Lirkin's
Injuries are 80 serious that she oAunoi
% removed ct present. 1t lie not known
when the body OF Mrs. DilWotth will
arrive, but It 10 expected ut Fairville
to-day.
MrR. DilWorth and Mr.. Larkip, who
are sisters, went out to West Liberty
two weehs ago 70 day 70 sec their
Drothers John Kinsey, who lives Of
that place, On Friday morning the
two sisters, intending TO awe an early
aurprise 10 q netghbor, entered Q car.
riaao driven by Mr.. Pond and started
out on their journey, bat two OF the
party to meet death an the other, Mrs
Larkin, injured perhaps past recovery.
Mrs. A. l.. Carpenter, near Oontreville,
is sister OF Mrs. DllWOrth and Mrs.
LAFkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney, thu parents Of
Mrs. Dllworth, Iesidsd with her, and
are quite aged. A brother Of Mrs. Dill
worth, who IL an CificeF in the eoldiers'
Home, MilwRukee, WitconAIn, has been
notified Of the sad accident, and 10 ex.
peoted to arrive in time for the funeral.
Mrs.. Dilworth leaves Q husband and
Two daughters, one about 40 years OF
age, and the other aged about IA.
There IL great sympathy expressed
Tor Mr.. DIwoFth and his daughters In
IhslE aad and sudden Bereavement
MIRA DllWoIth was q biahly educated
ana cultured lady, always foremost 10
, very good work, aud was held In the
otghsst esteem by all who knew her.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29

Freddie @ KopF, the young lad, Z
student OF the Newark Academy, and
who fell from = kor ILtal beam Ia the
81 mnsslum Of that institution op
Thursday last, dled early on Saturday
m1rhirg from the injuries he reosived.
de vas plaJ ing ct the time and fell .
heiaht OF about 10 feet, and although
OILS Injuries vera known to be severe,
hs Wsa expected 10 recover until Friday
relapse took piaoe, and becoming un.
conscious he remained 80 until he died
on Saturday morning. HIS remains
we're brought to Wilmington on SAtur
day evening and the funsrAl took place
rem the residence OF his uncle, Theo
dore Steele, No. ll9 Market street, Of 2
o'ciook this afternoon. Thu intermenI
Vas In Riverview Gem etery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29
Dots


me DARK Secret
o, l8 or 30 gems for 70 oonts Al Oum.
m'rRF gallery. 803 Market utraat
S'Aioh grove stiohy-oommou pow
isrs have q vulgar glaze PoEEnpi's
10 the only Complexion Powder ft FOL
use.
Mrs John Maxwell, residing at 1871
Rodney street In get Ing up on Saturday
morning TO attend tl her baby fill down
flight OF stairs, brusing terseli cors'd,
era6ly In the fall The baby es aped n
jury.
Tho Novelty Theatre 10 still filling A
onR felt want deWn on the front, as IL
Is nov conducted by its present lessee.
Mr.. Barton, who is running a frst olRss
cheap plsoS OF ADJUSTMENTS, He EN-.
ploys good variety talent.
There win be donkey and package
PARTY held in the smyth Post, No l, q.
A. Il. room, Third and King streetP' on
Wednesday evening, tha Sis. insIapt,
Four valuable prizes will be awarded,
Admission 10 cents.
Owing to the excavation Of the cellar
'or Whlte's carriage works, corner OF
teooud and Orange streets, several OF
lhe buildings on eeJond strest have had
tumbllDg down.
Bel L. Barton, . jsWallsr, on Seventh
street between Marker and King hA :
ata left eye very seriously injured o.
Friday by the upsettinR Of q bottle OF
aoid, the contents flying iLto his eye,
rhore are doubts about saving the Sigh.
o. the eye
The italian pear u! cellir under X.
51ndbeimer's Clothing store, southeast
olrner Of Third and Market streets, vas
entered be ween 8 ard 10 O'Clock yester.
Day forenoon, and robbed Of between
~ and $40 in money. The cellar doors
had beeD:pryed open.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29

The Wilmington and the Americas
clubs will play an exhibition game at the
Unlcn Street grounds on Wednesday
afternoon. The WilmiRr tons will PFC
sent tue following nine; F anagan, D.
Hinkle, c., Newell, s., o Scheu, ID; l..
5cheu, 2b Higgins, 3b.; Allen, If; A.
scheu CT; Kelly, r. The Anne icus bat.
terry will be Mcmahon ard Thompson,
wi h heir old Dine in their regular posi-.
tons. Game will be called at 9 30 o.
clock. Admission only 10 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29

A session OF the United States O9lf
in Admiralty was held on sst11rdal
Eith Judge Wales pIeslding, Ar91
ment was heard In the case Of lnl
British bark E. O. Robinson, on eIcep
lions to masters report and on mo
ton 70 open the decree entered. aenl!
& Edwards, Alfred Driver and Uaill
TlltoD, Bsqs OF philadelphia, Appshl,.
in favor OF the motion, and w. u epiu
Ancs aud Charles M. Curtis, Esqs'i 10
the llbellants.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-29

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chip engine houEe 's now ussa y
HyAtt'a Military Band 40 their heali
quarters. A partition has been ereoIe1
and one part will DO used Rs prsGMnSUS.
room and the other as parlor, ~.
latter has been htted up in . handsome
manner, The floor being covered WIZ
beautiful Brussels carpet, while ".
furniture consists Of . large oenus
table, comfortable chairs and Other at'
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