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Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06
Hints to Houeekeepers.

Make starch with soapy water and
you will find 1T pleasure to do up
your starched goods. 1t prevents the
iron from sticking and makes glossy
snrface.
Do not leave tomatoes in the bottom
of tin can, but pour them into an
earthen bowl till they are wanted.
This applies to nearly all canned vege-
tables.
For mosquito or gnat bites, use a
solution of alum water as strong as can
be made, adding one-fourth ofaromatic
vinegar and one-ffth of glycerine.
Shake well before using. It will
Instantly cure the bite.
Whole cloves are now used to ex-
terminate the industrious moth. It is
said that they are more effectual as a
destroying agent than either tobacco,
camphor or cedar shavings.
Indigo, powdered very fine, makes
brilliant polish for window glass,
mirrors or glass ornaments and crystal
drops to chandeliers. Dip moistened
linen rag into the powder and let the
blue smear remain until dry when you
can rub it off with dry chamois, or
with a'newspaper.
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06
British Interests In American Pro-
faOffnra..

British Interests In American Pro-
lection.
There is an Irish tradition of pig
that was induced to 60 to Cork by
making it believe that its owner wan
ted it to- 60 to Dublin. Americans
who adopt the reasoning processes of
the hog are determined supporters of
the protective system, because they
have been impressed with the idea
that Englishmen want us to adopt
free-trade policy. 1t is doubtless true
that many English manufacturers are
short-sighted enough to wish that the
United States would abandon its
protective system. They are think
ing of the goods they might
send to this country this month,
or this year, if our duties were only
lower. But there are plenty of En-
glishmen who have observed that we
are already able to export some manu-
factured goods and sell them in Eng
land and in foreign markets that Eng
land has been in the habit of supply
ing, and who know that it is not our
high wages but our raw materials that
prevent our exporting a great many
more goods, and seriously effecting the
English trade with Mexico, South
America, China. Japan, and even Eu-
rope. They are far-sighted enough to
see that England would lose in the
United States and in all other parts
of the world by change in the Al err
ican tariff that would promote our
manufacturing interests by cheapen-
ing raw materials, and SO enabling US
to reduce selling prices till we could
keep more English goods out of our
market by competition than we now
keep out by tariff, and enable to get
into foreign markets that England has
claimed as her own.-FRED P. Pow
ERs in Begofd's Magazine for August.
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06
NOTICE.

Policy Holders are notified that an addi-
tional premium Will be charged for the use
OF gasoline stoves on their premises.
W. P. MIFFLIN, ,Agen
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06

crank who hangs around here and lies.
He has lived in Omaha for the past
thirty-fve years. All the old-timers
know him.,
ss Wuz he in the war ?''
/" Never said the captain /; during
the war he ran grocery store on Far
nam street. Are you comrade ?n
$ Not perzactly,o replied the short
man. 81 wuz in the South afore the
war, but went to Australyer durin'
it. Right smart picture that l''-
Omaha World.
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06
A Physician

who lost his medicine chest, but, having
at hand bottle of Ayers Pills, found
himself fully equipped.-J. Arrison,
M. D., Of San Jose, CAL, writes:
"Some three years ago, by the merest
accident, I was forced, so to speak,
to prescribe Ayers Cathartic Pills for
several sick men among party of engi-
neers in the Sierra Nevada mountains,
my medicine chest having been lost in
crossing a mountain torrent. was
surprised and delighted at the action OF
the Pills, SO much so, indeed, that was
led to a further trial of them, as well as
Of your Cherry Pectoral and Sarsapar
rilla. have nothing but praise to offer
in their favor"
John W. Brown, M. D., Of Oceana,
WA, writes: "I prescribe Ayers Pills
in my practice, and find them excellent
urge their general use in families
T. e. Hastings, NJ. D., of Baltimore,
Md, writes: "That Ayers Pills do con.
troll and cure the complaints for which
they are designed, is as conclusively
proven to me as anything possibly can be
They are the best cathartic and aperi.
ent within the reach of the profession"
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Dr. ]. G. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass
Sold by all Druggists.
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06
AGood Appetite

Is essential to good health but at
this season itsis often lost, owing to
the poverty or impurity of the blood,
arrangement of the digestive organs.
and the weakening effect Of the chang
ing season. Hoods Sarsaparilla is a
wonderful medicine for creating an
appetite, toning the digestion, and
giving strength to the whole system.
Now is the time to take it. Be sure
to get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06
May To Bell.

DEAR BELL: I'll write you a short letter
To say Pm wonderfully better;
How much that means you ought to know
Who saw me just one month ago
Thin, nervous, fretful, white as chalk,
Almost to weak to breathe or talk
Head throbbing, as if ft for breaking.
A weary, ever-present aching.
But now life seems ikea different thing:
feel as glad as bird on wing
say, and fear no contradiction,
That Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is grand Why I'd have died without il
Ma thinks there's no mistake about it.
It's driven: all my ills away
Just come and see Yours ever, MAY.
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06
PRUDENCE.


She heard him talk of deathless love,
(As If such things could. be y
And blushed, with downcast eyes to hea
His wild, impassioned plea.
The moon was hid behind a cloud,
The night was soft and fair
As Paradise; the scent OF flowers
Filled all the summer air.
In simple words he urged his suit.
By love made eloquent,
While on the girls cheek, as he spoke.
The blushes came and went.
But when, at last, his story told,
He ceased his ear nest plea,
She shyly raised her eyes and asked.
"What is your salary ?''
journal of Education.
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06
You Garry

A whole medicine chest in your pocket,
with one box of Ayers Pills. AS they
operate directly on the stomach and
bowels, they indirectly affect every
other organ Of the body. When the.
stomach is out of order, the head is
affected, digestion fails, the blood be-
comes impoverished, and you fall an
easy victim to. any prevalent disease.
Miss M. e. Boyle, Of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
puts the whole truth in nutshell, when
she says: 81 use no other medicine
than Ayers Pills. They are all that
any one needs, and just splendid to save
money in doctors bills"
Here is an instance of
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06
The Worktngman and the Tarifr.

The Workingman and the Tariff.
What the Workingmen of this coun-
try want is plenty of work at higher
prices. Neither can be obtained un-
less we can manufacture cheaply for
wider markets. You cannot manu-.
facture cheap unless the raw material
is cheap, and we must undersell our
competitors in order to get markets
all over the world. Americans desire
no Chinese wall thrown around them.
The country cannot get rich by it's
people exchanging products with each
other. That is robbing Peter to pay
Paul. We must exchange at a profit
with other nations, and thereby their
wealth will flow to us. We cannot
sell to other natious unless we buy Of
them. Protection, such as we have
now, does not benefit the workingman.
It benefits the capitalist, who by
means of protection has monopoly
of the manufacture of some article.
He grows rich, but his workingmen
do not. He employs them at the low
est possible price. He, by means Of
threats, kills competition in this coun-
try, and high protection prevents COM
petition from abroad. In order to
raise the wages of workingmen
there must be plenty of COM
petition, and our manufacturers
must be able to sell in all
corners of the globe The policy of
the new tariff is to build up our manu-
factures, not to destroy them to re-
move all impediments and give them
every facility to grow.-HoN. ROGER
@. MILLS in Belford's Magazine for
August.
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06

"What were the last words of Brig
ham Young pn asked the teacher.
HE never had any," replied the
smart bad boy: she was a married
man. ',--Burdette.
Middletown transcript., 1888-09-06

If you have catarrh. use the surest
remedy-Dr. Sage's.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19

THn PRESIDENT sal kssps up his
crusade against the old soldiers, and
lhslF widows and orphans, By vstolng
pension bills pAsssd for their relief On
Wednesday he ralHEned tLirtean OF these
bills 30 The Senate, cash accompanied
by = filmsy excuse for Withholding his
sigasIure. Ever since he has ocsnpled
the Presidential chair he has embfaoed
every opportunity OF ewing bis haired
toward Ihs men Who fought In deieuce
Gi the Unlon and against the Southern
0lniedaEAoy. Az the bidding OF the
ex-OonIedsFaIe BrIgadisra, aud for the
purpose OF malntAinIng q solid 6JuIh
foF Ihs DsmosrAoy, he ordered The re-
turn Of ths ReBsl battle RAgt, bat
fastened 70 resolAd the order when be
found that Il had raised . storm OF tn
dlgnAtlon In the loyal North. rs lu-
suited the entire Grand Army By bis
actions WhsA that body held lls Ma
tlonal HaoAmpment in g. Louis, and
ws very much question II JsflsrSoa
Davis vas President that he would
hAve trssied the venrAns with the oOn-
tempt that MI. Cleveland has Ths
day Of reckoning IL not fer distant, and
the cid soldiers will givs him . 0Vtina
robuke ~ thsIF votes on HOvsmosE 6,h.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19

3Hn Democrats OF this city seem "a
be SOmswhAt afraid Of the result here,
OihsF RIss Ihsy would not brlng %
many OF their big guns 70 Try and per-
suAds the people thai 'the tariff is Z
tax" We do NOT reOolleoi Of q cam.
pAlga Whsn 90 many Of thslr lsAdina
speakers Wers brouRhI 70 this oily.
They have always seemed 70 look upJn
Villain aten, the same ~ the snSlFt
Diamond 5lAse, - being SURE for Ihs
Democratic candidates., whoever Ibey
might 10, buI this time they do mol
seem 10 feel so ecnaasnL Ths iAeI o.
the matter 10, the managers knoE thai
Wilmington Il . Misunderstanding city,
and that the majority OF she voteFS era
en- EAged in industries khIt ere protected
BY the tariff, and Whiah would b
ruined BY the Mills bill TIE vorklng-
men are lntslliganl and fully undsr'
stand this fAol, and II ID scarcely 10 bI
expesied that they will assist by thsiI
woes in reducing thelr cages, Oh
lhFo wing themselves ouG OF work alto
geIheF, consequently extraordinary ct.
toFla are necessary 70 induce them h
| VoIs he Democratic uoksk.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19
Plush Caps,
Cashmere Caps,
Embroidered Henrietta CAPS,
Wool Caps,
Tam U'Shanters, etc

No place like the "BEE
HIVE" 900 Market, to buy
them for "a price. Large
sales does the work, 2Sc to
So 90 each.
Think Of i'll A good standard
gingham for &c yard. Cali
Goes that look like worsted
goods, bright colored plaids at
our always popular low price.
Such an array OF dress goods
at prices within the reach OF all.
We never had before in Hen.
Iriettas, Cashmeres, Serges, Cas-
Isimir Cloths, Broad Cloths,
Plaids, Stripes, Velvets, Pushes,
Silks, Shawls, Coats and Wraps,
bought on the most advan-
tageous terms, to be sold for
cash, in many cases much less
than cost Of importation,
Prices do tell.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19

EvRRY oITIz EH shares Ia the bsne-
ats Of the government under which he
llveS, aud Is all governments cost
msney 10 sustain them, each one 10 ex-
peoled and should oonEtbuta 70 SArd
She expense. The xpenEes OF our Ma
tional Government 10 In round numbers
Ahout 81 annually for eAsh man, Wo.
man and child In this country, ana Il
Dc ths duty OF our Legislators 20 make
the sum each one has - oontFlbu, 10
towards this expense - small 90 pos
glble. No DiheF method Of doing this
aoenH - wise ~ 10 raise the amount
needed By taxing foreign nations lot
che goods they send 10 This county, ~
By this means We moi only affsoI the
alFeol objeoI, but also pro Seoi our own
Industries from foreign competition.
EhiB is the plan favored By WAnhinR-
Con, franklin and olher founders OF the
Re Jublic, and which was em bodied IN
The Morrell Tariff enacted BY the b.
publloans In 1861, and under which We
have gro En and prospered 80 ne other
nation ever did. Toe Be 1u olioAns pro-
pose 10 maintain this tariff, aud let
foreigners continue 10 pay tue expenses
OF che govern uent and also TO mSke
ne amount ~ light As possible on our
own people BY repeSliug the intern 81
AK, the necessity for which no longer
exists. The Dsuo,rAts, no Ssvsr, are
opposed 10 this, but are 10 favor Of re :
3aOlng the tax 10 foreigners By 10.
moving the tariff, and causing our oWn
0hlSsnS 10 pay The expenses Of the gov.
eminent By main aiming the internal
EsvORue tax Bat this IL not the Only
evil OF the Democratic method, TOR last
- soon AI she tA-iH which protests our
andusiTios iS removed, juss thai soou
many OF them will cease 70 exist, and
those AhAt DO manage 70 escape ths
gouerAl crash will Do oonpslled TO 70.
duco the wages Of their en- oloyss 30
The same basis Ss Is paid In similar Ia.
dnBIrles In @ cal Bd iAln. Don seq uen1 y
shs question IhAi is presented 10 the
W0Tkingmeu OF this country 10 very
slDp'e, and ss believe they Will sho '
they fully understand II By cAs,lnR
their votes for the party to uhsm they
oWe their present property.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19
HIVE
3O6 MARKET STREET.

Our'Rrand 10 per cent bene-
fit sale just passed by was a big
success for all, as our store was
packed by customers eager to
obtain our many great bargains,
and also the anniversary dis
count Of Ioc on every dollar sold
Very many ladies were as
tonished to find one firm who
lived up to our advertisement
in every particular.
We commence a week Of rare
barg aims. Read a few Of them,
SO doz ladies' soc vests and
pants, silk binding, pearl but
tons, Gloss stitch neck, fine
gague to go out for 41c each
You are accustomed to pay zoe
everywhere fol this quality.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19
NOTICED, ELIZABETH MAgIFI

,NoTICE-I, ELIZABETH MAILER,
~ the owner the house situated al
the northwest corner OF Delaware AVenue
and DUPONT streets, in the seventh ward
Of the city Wilmington, county OF
New Castle and STATE of Delaware,
IN compliance y It'll the requirements Oi
the acts Of the General Assembly 10 sucil
case made and provided, do hereby give
Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace aud
JAN Delivery Of the stale of delaware, in aud
for New Castle County. on Monday, the iglh
day Of Nov, A. ID. 1858, being the neTt term
OF said court, for license for said house NJ
an Inn or tavern, for the sale therein OF in.
toAicatlnR liquors In less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises and me
following respectable citizens Of 6aid ward
recommend the said application Wig;
William II Alexander John II Edyy Irda
LhNrenB C0ahy. Harry Moore
EDWARD DAYis John Bprnon
~, .. berry, Adrlen Hughes
TTsu,Ee MAhMeH HAlniltO1 StC NArt
,n,fFS1eilck II Weler Daniel Lynch
nlinAm .OnRherty Il u. German
tJ. McCafferty, (haTles Rena, far
John J Flanagan R0ber knders1n
Henry NJ Krnny C0ru,ick NpK
Hatrio- Ctum ey George n Kol,insoa
Samuel u. Baylis John H. Harkins
SH-St- ELIZABETH MAILER
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19

DURING the tWen Iy-Three continuous
years Ine Rspu lliosns hAd control Of
shts government, Ihey did more for this
country and for tue work nRu than
hAd ever been done before during the
over fous Ho1ts ysISs that had elapsed
slnoe the Republic was formed. They
abolished slavery and Involuntary ser
Ntuds, tx epI for orlme, and enacted =
HArth which has served 90 . protection
20 our industries, and under Whioh
ehey have gToS and increased. Uader
sheH wise AdmiuisIrallOn the populA-
Sion OF the county more than dOu bled,
but notwiIhsiAniing that fat, 1he
WAgts OF the WORKING olAss increased on
an average OF 40 per oenL, while the
purchasing power OF dollar Is greater
shan II ever was before. This you'd
not be 20 AiSsr loaf years Of Demo HAllc
rule had she present. sdmluisWAtion pos,
sasssi tbs pc yer 10 obGpgeI it. II the
Democrats had ooair0i OF the govern
ment one halt the length OF lime tbs
Rspubll ,AlB bad, ouF industries you'd
b decreased instead Of laorsASsc, while
ne very mu'h question II our me
ehAnioS you'll bs able 10 sArn hall Ih e
wages that ihey noH reco,ve. Low
HAges and hard times have AlWAys
ben insepArable with DemOHAIIj i'd
minlsrAhlnb, and the same gould
have besn the cass With 10 present Il
~ we're moi for tbs Wlss enaotm snIs lhe
hepu olloAns have Ian 10 the country 81
Al heirloom. These the DsmosrAtl
pa Iposs 10 destroy Il thslE 90 ser IL per.
Peiuaied, and the fAo' is made AppAr.
-ent By Mr.. Olevslsni's message, she
Mile bill and the platform adopted by
lhs 81 Loais ojnven lion. In sevsni eeu
days from nov shs pslpls will have &c
Decide viii ih they WiIl pre- 'er, and wa
90 moi think IL will bs d.fiSulI TO pre-
dict the result.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19

TIE veil GuIhenG csisd report thai
hE. Cleveland viii make Auother at
tsmpi 70 h'rnonjzs Ihs Democratic
iAosions In New Y rk shows that be
iutly understands has the ohanoeu OF
carrying that 8 Ats are gro wing less
and less every day, and also shat With
oui Nee YjIk he o.nnoI be re. elected.
ConIequendy he is willing 10 ARsiu
hum be bimalf before tie WarrioR fac
tioDs to tiy and gGsob upA peace. W hen
Me-. Cleveland WAS = candidate In 1884
1he De@cnraiy OF the Empire Bais
we're uni ed and yss he oDly had .
plural Of o47, which, however, was
sum ilent TO secure his election. THE
year lhe parry Is disruplsd, and the
tr'spds OF Governor Hill viii do sill In
their cover b secure Mr.. OleyelAnd's
dc eat Ruoh being the case u does not
Germ possible for bln 30 sgAln carry
tae sIAse, and soma OF the ne n ,ers OF
The HaslOnsl Committee, Tta"znz this
feet, have said hey can do h1nt ii
n hey can oaIy IndiSna, Illinois and
Michigan, bus on what Esauud stey
have Aoy hopes Of carrying ihess 5gs,es
i' something they have NOS deIgnsd 10
explain.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19

Mr. BRKCKIERIDGA, IN his eloaus
speech last evening, said, "We ere nal
devlslng . new syBtem OF govern menL'
and while be will no doubt dad thai be
10 right in this proposition, - far 81
the majority OF the vobsrB are con-
osFned, he certainly made . mlstAks in
reference 10 Mr.. Cleveland and his
party. The free trade message, The
Mills bill And the Democratic National
platform all devise IN entirely new
syS en- OF government Tor this oouatry,
which We do not believe will ever Oe
AScspIed BY the great mass OF American
people. This new system means tbs
crushing out Of our industries to give
place 70 she pFOduoW Of lres trade @ real
Britain. This lie what Mt. Cleveland
and bis party want but which We d.
not believe they will ever Huoossd In
accomplishing.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19
Public sal,.
PUBLIC SALE
No.. Up A.
VALUABLE FARM ANN,

m" ANDNI
f., VIII be sold at pub,,, -,
anoSn ha WIIins 'ile
one hall-mllp south .Sn ,h ID
Duly township, Chester C i,Ag
SECOND DAY, l1rn MoyI
The following ieser,,
~ lands OF Jacob iiurv Esal
l.aao u, Webb. Nn,i, sltpl
,Ytnsrs, Containing d 10y. w
land, IN a hlgh a. alts
: " ,,u5,,s and fenced md ~ nn "
T., s !, ,.,. : pple tacharl Ia ny Po
tmptoVeinents consist ~ hne
lnk hodee, IN good : MAI, ~
arranged with av,lt AZ ,illuln
19oT large frame BAN AfsAe
Wy ample shedding INA y
AUD other nee ssar, u st,1
.nree good tenant h5u,,g5 l'6l
stone, the other IL fr.tn, VI
she mill There u also az ,'g
di, ist Ahd sar mill, ia g1nI 10, ~,
uS ~, 4 Isir blsinesi, n
Ihr property islJsAted
no9u, eoave TENT 10 pe.i,a1 N
eha places VI WORSHIP, snIi. !
ION fOcops0n stAuol M
horthern Railroad, WhisJhn ~. lug
nsellon with The Baltiinnl, w
eleis better facilities n,
ssaa ~ The country. Thi,i.l.l
any one wishing 10 engs.nA
milling business. a. ill, ~ NV, ~ Y
W sold At a bargain p,aoe
s sl the property previsu. d
~; ~ Amos W HOUSE. dh,tl
W WI DC glad 10 convey Ger soSs
sale 70 commence atao,a,.,
When conditions viii BE- MAJ
= NJ s,,n AA0sW.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19
phIlAa0lphIa. Wilmington b Hal
tImorO RailroaA.

VDE SIN Aao4s
ERainH VIII leave Wilmington a. rNIlsWa
R 3 tsxPEessl, 3a@ttasn. ~
!, am ~ ., 2 @ ass g z IA
Ia9s zoo bsa 10, loo0, 10 SOP, n.
IaG; II $, ua- M, y g. "A 10, 10 ABe
xeSSo@aoastio go ssN ges Gle 10 -,
II 6l . NJ, i2.1 ID, ar, bA SaG TN
v SOr !" W v Z; Chester, via LAnOEin. q aus
| Ror Newark (OeltreS and tntsEmediats ltA
BaltlmsFs and intermediate stations, 10 ia
nRI III saS 4 ana !. SSLins. vSpn.
Baltimore and Washington, IA - ~
g z, and Il O. .. m, u q y IL IA - bm
TSai hn fof y bsisIsre Division leave cor,
New Castle, SO ,S 4. ~ S,.s & m, @s@
georgeioWn and Lewes. 9 % a. n ~ BPS.
Beafora (expressl 90 p. m.
HarrinRton, DelmaT, and way stations, So
E 8; 81 10 y I si;iTinE.On. sSp. n. Wa
E1bIsss 81 bovsr. Harrington. ana Da
mar, n o6 Night.
krAnklin Qity n
fort and Norfolk, - o6 Night
Leave PhnAaslphia, Broad ssrss,, for WI
1;niagto5 .sHp2FeSss ia@s q, !%, ~. ~
- 4, "a. Z 81, i ii Sip, M N. '@' '@' 81
'S ss.S ~ lSH' / 9 Z Z a ana :.
S sasrs ESsa General 100! %SSR As.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19
WARAMAKER's
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. oct. 10. lssS.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday. OCT. ~. 1883.
We make a display Of
Mems Neckwear on Market
street front. Many feet of
window space filed with
samples. No matter what
any one else is attempting to
do In Neckwear at so cents,
a glance at these lots will
show you how far we are In
advance of this class OF
goods. The great bulk OF
them crowd the dollar quail
ity very closely.
Middle Market street entrance.
A good Huck Towel, COX
40 inches, red border, I6c,
Good value at zoe. Worth
taxes the same gait through
"a dozen other sorts,
Southwest OF centre.
Another lot OF red-back
Sateen Comfortables, fancy
stitching, at SI.65.
Near women's Waiting Room.
Nottingham Curtains are
machine made, but the imi-
tatlon OF hs md worked Swiss
Brussels. or Antique Lace is
now so close that you cam
trust your eyes a little way
off. Good ST., best SIS, sc
pair.
Madras Curtains have the
grace of Lace and an added
color { feet that gives rich.
nets and warmth, $3.50 t
So a pair. Cream, terra
Gotta, lemon, blue, and b1ghl
tints.
Madras Bed Sets -coveI
and two shams IS.
Madras by the yard, 36 to
90 inches, acc to $3.50.
Silk Striped Curtains, som,
with Madras effects, Sc Il
500.
Sash Net ia a new sash
curtain stuff Very strong ant
oddly pretty. White Or ecru
90 inches, 25c.
Can vas, or Fancy Stripe
Scrim, comes in some qusin
styles. Spider.web weav
is one OF the oldest. Al
inches, IS to 45c.
And SO the ory goeI
We've hardly begun to se'
these light, bright things
There's maybe a quarter acr
more Of only Curtains.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-19

NOTICE., JOSEPH P LACEY THE
N tenant Of the house situated a. No.
vi Ncst Second str ct, IN the city OF wiz
mingten, County Of Mes Castle and STATE Of
Delaware, In Q inpllsnoe with the aots Of the
General Assembly In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that I shall
apply IA writing 10 the Court OF General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jau Delivery Of
the state OF Delaware, In and Ter New
Castle County, on MoRdAy, che 18th day OF
Nov, 4 ~, 1888, being the next term, Of said
court fora license for raid house an an inn
or tavern for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
\ Inors In l g gu ntities than one quart, 10
be drunk on the prem tea and the fol OWiu z
respectable citizens Of said wa recommend
me SAID arpii lAtion, viz.
James > Gibson James Dougherty
Patrick Dou4horty WIN OiMeara
5Ohn j hanley James y X an
James MoGrAth Edward Msaley
AlIrH Hama John Nc nice
Timothy . Mention D. II Gam
WIN Donnel u rnArd E. McVey
FuNhrl y, GArraghy Thomas Quinn
gh,hes hNther j. Cuuui6EhEm
Sonn Slbhon Michael COnneu
Patrick MckennR Win Dol Hrd
Pet II. n HER JAmes Ward
Michael A skelleJ John OIL
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