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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

PREsIDKHT CLKvKLAND still oou-
tlnuss We Oug psns'oa bills, and four
were returned 10 the SsnG,e on Mon.
dAy. Ols OF these vas for the rellsf a
= hsS' D1hersy, Who was injured by
~ sx olosion 81 the WAshiug t0n A -ss-
nal 10 1904. TalB woman h ID the very
beat communications In regard to her
character, tSo OF them OelnR from
OAshollc priests. N .tHiIhssAudlnR ,hls,
A1d also ahe fact that she IL injured for
ne, she PrsHldent vetoed tbs blIi 0 tsss
~ O1ng'sss, aud with his ao,us,ousd
aRosiem AssuEe' taGt he ls wiser than
she shortly Of the members. T,t sat.
hdsd 9Th that he also rtll ,oGsd on her
character, bui this was pslmpAy re-
slnied oy Senator Blair, Eh1 said:
"The President is an infA ouA libalIav
an having used bis great power 10 de-.
lame and iUjure THIS woman unpecee.
1Artly. There has been an amount M
cSnDivAnce, triokery and fraud psrps
usti d by government Cffioials to VIC
amiHe the woman and put her In the
wrong that would shame the very deui
Esns OF the pit itse I. Mary Ann
DoheFty lie woman Of IRE proaoh bic
ehsTaotsr, while there IL no proof OF tbe
Character Of her AssailAnt."
THIS is strong language TO uss In re.
cara TO lhs PtesIdeDi, buI the Senate
mas resolved so many insults 81 his
hAnds that IL 10 scarcely to be wondered
~ In almost every Instance where
me President hAs vetoed 3 pension bill
Jor soldier he has a1ded insult 70 In.
lurT 0y dsfAmi1g the character Of tha
applicant aud how any old sold or can
eapPors HIN by hls vote IL more than
We oAn zee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

Tnn DEMOCRATS say thai they Wish
90 reduce the taxes With which the poo
pie are burdened, and II they ere elm
zero In this matter, why do they not
make IN attempt 10 remove the In IernaI
revenue tax, which 81 present IL totally
unnsoessAry2 This would have been
bha surest and most equitable method
OF reducing the surplus, and would
have been benefit 10 our own people
Instead OF that they propose 70 reduce
the revenue ana keep down the suF plus
by removing the tariff, and thus para
1yEiug our industries, With the ultlm q
consequences OF reducing the working
class Of this country 70 the SANE lsvel
~ those OF tres trade Great Britain.
Tbs internal revenue tax q paid dlFecI
By our own people, and oonseq uenIly /,
ls . burden on them that they should
mot be asked 10 bear any Ion ger, that
che necessity Tor II does not noW exlSl
Although the Democratic party pro-
Rsssss TO DO the friend OF labor, they
DsrSislsnlly rsfuGe 70 remove this bur-
dsn, but inSIsAd, propose 10 remove the
AK which 10 plAced on foreigners By
The tariff, for the pFolsoIlon OF our Own
Manufacturers aud WaRS-sAEnsrs. There
Dan DO bal one reason for this on the
pAEt Of Me-. Cleveland and hlS support
era, and thai Is, they prefer fAvoFinR
foreign nations instead OF beneh ,IlDR
our own. Every government ahou d
EAiss the money needed Tor tIa support
UiIh the least cost 70 I've people, and Is
Ne are obliged 10 pay Gil the in .ernal
lax, and only small pAFI OF that In
possd on duties, the Internal tag should
be the nFst that 10 removed. We are
paying thirty millions OF dollars tag
annually on tohso 20 alone, every dollar
OF whlch comes out OF the Dookstu of
our own psopls, nom the gre WeF Of the
weed 70 the consumer. A tariff on In.
p'rtAtlOn, lhs product Of foreign Ia Dor,
u not . taE, but Q protection 10 our
oSn labor, and any par that advs-
cafes lite removal Il not the friend OF
The WoEklngmAn- B 1thE, then, the
policy Of the Republican party Is 10
remove the tax on our oVn psopls and
continue II on foreign nations by main
tAiniDg the tariff, while the Dsmoura,s
propose 10 repeal the tariff, and Ihus
remove the tax from foreign PRODUCTS
while thsy conhnus the TAX on our o wn
psOpls.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17
Plush Gaps.
Cashmere Cans.
Embroidered HsnristtaCaD
Wool Caps,
Tam O'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 a 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.
riettas, Cashmeres, Serges. Cas-.
simir 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. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

The CASE be ore j ldss Tanner yss-
teiday motOinR, in which . trucker
Iom New JerSey was ohArRsl win
Tialshng the ordiRsnoe in reference 20
tht 7rsty market, clearly shows tbs,
this ordinAn % Deeds amending. Toe
ora 'pAuoe provides that no ons sh al
zen pr'du'e In the jersey m lrksl .hat
as no' rslsrd on grounds belou zinS TO-
or leased ~ the SELLER. In The case he.
toSe the court the ds'endsnt obtained
acme sEesi potatoes from . rsis.lye 10
nj On order, and for this be was Arrgs,.
en- n ocm plAint OF . dsller In produce.
who resides IN this city, and hSd 1, moi
ntsn shas the j ldee gave n very liberal
osna rueilon to the lay, would have
mad 10 Ply = fins. 40 Investigating The
~ sitter A'ver Eard', we learn that mi
ordinance 10 the means OF preventing
enpsid era Die produce iron Q ming 10
'hls city, 10 ibe ohss o nasn Who either
eanuos leave their work 30 come with
~ or hsVe not enough 20 pay tbepa tor
aG3lg dby 10 cone over. The EEv
the law noE IL, .6ey cannot send their
~ duce " g. 'risad or BeiRhbor, aud
u re gueNUnn II Il could be Iezsily
too Dy hlfed men, We heard OF an
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

tan DEMOCRATS ooadenn trusts,
al nj the same time that parry ID ruled
And controlled By The whisky trusl, end
~ their bidding are willing 10 sAoFia v
the interests OF WoeklnE men and me
general pablo 10 ssoaFo the m0nsy aud
vOiss Of the liquor element Tails q
Why thsy oppose ths removal Of . pArl
Of The tax on liquors, - they Wsil knOu
that suoh removal would he Ohe great.
eel blow The whisky ring evsr resolved,
and anything which injnEes The IIauoE
element iujurss the Dsmo ratio parry.
Tbs SpuolloAns favor the repeal on
spirits "uSed In the AEsa," and Is Ahoul
one-hAlf OF all that ls manufactured IL
used In this mAnneFs the wisdom Of
his measure IL apparent The rem AIM
der OF The SplSils does not Oonduoo 70
the goO1 Of the people OF this country,
and on this they pro pose 70 lot the tax
remain, thus making II pay al least {
part OF the sxpsnSe caused BY the evils
which II enlalia. fhs 20 VeFnm sat dssl
mob nssd The money asoruIng from lhIs
sOusOe. and consequently u should BE-
paid 70 The States In which the llQuor
10 Manufactured. ThIs, however, would
be long Btep forward In the temper.
amos Gauss, and oonsoq lensly IL opposed
by the Democrats and ghsIr friends,
The whisky trust
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

Instances ysatarday whsEo Ne wnsr oil
large truck iArm 10 . cripple. aud eu.
ployS men 70 DO bis work. Hats IN.
abls 10 come V thls city With his pro-
duca, and according 30 the nEdinRn.
canuot eond his men, consequent =
ahlps II eli 10 PhilAdslphlA - h
not believe that thls ". We az
the trainers Of this : .s,, = shs Intent o.
'as letter O shs Law. ISs. sHa = ~ '
spirit may be. ~ ., nAs T .Si
shoald make . ohanr .sss S,ss /,
would prevent hu s..,a.s 49, \,
-aIiS no Objsot Of the Law, 4
~ n-o1.a. y went . trucker aendinl
~ gS 70 this oily 70 bs sold Il
mss a. market By relative, hire
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

The oolorsd boy who was accidentally
shot aud badly injured by the son 8
E'qulra Smith, of MeohAnIesyilIe
White CLAY Greek hundreds few weeks
ago. ia greatly Improving and IL 10 now
thought that he will be fully restored
to health, to the great qualification OF
oil the parties interested in the matter,
Several grains Of shot and q piece Of
Wad were discharged from the wound
on Monday, and It 10 no thought the
heal ng proce'a will he quite rapid.
The physician In AttSudsnes was AL
Wsys hopeful OF his rsoovary at no time
admitting that he thought he would
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17
BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET STREET.

Our grand 10 per cent bene-
tit 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 ind one firm who
lived up to our advertisement
in every particular.
We commence a week Of rare
bargains. 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 4Ic each.
You are accustomed to pay zoe
everywhere foi this quality.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

A meeting OF the Prohibition Exeou-
tive Committee for Ne Castle County
will be held in Wilmington. 6O4 Market
street, seooud Il ior, on Saturday, Got.
Goth. nj 2 80 p m. There is important
bus luess with reference TO plans and
work for the election sn1 fall At.
tendance Of the committee is earnestly
reqa6s;ed from all the hundreds In tn r
county and all the wATds OF Whining.
ten.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17
WOTkIlgmal and
Ladies' Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTs
Forty-fve Dollars and Up
wards.

Over four hundred sold lr
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall houI
within a square OF these letl
Tor Water and Markei
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water anc
lamps; one-eighth tax rate,
streets being graded; new
schcol'house; street car linz
going to be extended
For dead-sure safe invest
ment, where you can sc.
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundred.
OF dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any SAVING
bank taken as cash.
For information how e
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORD.
Second and Webb Sts., OF
THOS. M. OGLE.
6O2 Ia Market St.
au17-sE
TH, y. HIELEK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

N1Lm1EaROE y NOMFHmRN n. n,
leave Wilmington (ffeneh streetl ~ follow.
ior Beading, BirdaboTo, Joanna, BpTinGs
held, WAyheebprg junction, Manor ,rotts yflif,
vile and All Points on the PhiiadelphlG anc
hse so, :; h;l ~ ., n. and : 20 D. N.
Eor 5Pringneld, WaynesbuTR Junction,
FORD ana Dupont,s and Intermediate poiais'
!. " .. M, and 8. % d. N.
Yer CoAteaville and tntarmediata polnta Nd
Y.g9 a. m, a.A0 and q. % D. N.
For West Chester, 10 a. N, IN and s.a
D. M
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
Tor New Bridge and intermediate pointA
I. 70 p. N. and on Saturday only AZ 6.D M
II. D, m.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, ~ 20 a. NJ, and Tor Springfield aH3
lntermedlate points At 8. % D, m.
4. 9. McCAUBI.AND. BOWNEss BRIans.
snnerintAJndent Gen paaa, ARtE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17
FOR CONGRESS,
UNARLMs h. TRBAT Of Georgetown.

etate SenAtOr-Lewis Thompson.
Representatives - Charles N Curtis
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle; John Pilling White Clay Oreekl
L. Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel B.
Stewart, Red Lion; Daniel W. Corbit, st.
Georges; Benjamin @. Lockerman Of
BLACK bird.
Gallagher, Wilmington; James Il. Me.
gtlligan, BrandyWine; Benjamin +. shep
bard, Christiana; John W. CoffmRn, New
pastle; George W. Groves, PencAder.
ShertH-WilliAm Simmons.
CoroAer-George W. Jackson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

NorIoE. /. ANDREW wILHELa,
IN the tsuAnt Of the house situated AZ
q the city Of Wilmington, county 81 New
Castle and State OF Delaware, IN COM
p d.a WITH The requirements Of the
Aots OF the General Assembly In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that ! shall apply IN writing 70 the Court Of
6eneral Sessions oil the Peace and jan DeiiV-
cry e The stAte 81 Delaware, 10 and for New
Vasle County, on Monday, the 18Th day Of Nov.
a. u; 1853. being the next term or said court,
Tor license for said house as an Inn or tavern
Tor the sale therein Of Intoxicating lIqnore IN
less quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk on
citizens Of said ward recommend ina lad an
plicAtion. Viss
Peter DonneilV L Hamann
August Hermann n J MeMAnna
alpeft Neumnyer John healey
a Shtiaty w n Jack
Sohn benef Cody AnhnEer
BrnJ HtoVea Albert Butcher
AfAlkef Thos Russell
A BiektA Chae a WInsIo,.
Chaa A Bourbon Preston Kyars
Julius GunthtF L W Palmer
Christian BpoeFi W II JOneS
g a n!edemAler Thos n Culbert
ois'St ANDREW WILHELM.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

pUBLIo sALE-A PoI
thsspeel, VIII be sold a n5s,l. u
nam nAih auction, No, M w soi " ~
eAtstaAy At 10 0'clsoi ! = ''ua|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

1ALTTMOBM = wNlO RAHLROAm
fOhKpUAA ~ EFEpIr. April o. lisa
Trains lsaVo naAAWAEa Avsnua Dspee
HAST BSJURD.
Fer PhiiadelphiA ana uhastsF, ga, IN
g, g 60 . y, 10 . and ail u .. nj co. Cd
y. - % elA = % g q and % D. n
Al %, Us 49, .. .. 4. q q ana 9 J 3
p. n.
Tor eingeriy, Accommodation, eAlly n %
For Baltlmsrs, accommodation, dAily sx.
ospt Sunday Is 8. n,
foE ohloSEo and PitssburE. express, daIly
6I1eiana.l and 81 LSuS szprOss, dans
nAitimszs accommodation, daily 3 am.
Pitt.bnrg, OhfcaGo and 81. Louis empress,
Hingsriy RECOMMENDATION. daily
EOA LAMDMMBRk0, 3 10 A. h ,Sandsy
gnly. n.oo q q. dasly dxospt sunday, q
Tfsiss lsSvs Lar lake. s,ssss season,
= S ~ p Is see p: y: da.1y. Ees
|peEI I.S9 and m.oe 4. d. dsaly, szssps ssa.
aeI, sloa: a on Sunday onlS as aad A.sa
s.f ssi.S Ss. oAls.ss ana .. 1.sus .uvss..
Trains foF MkRpInssoA--Laavs Fnnaass
i, g ID. IA slSO, Az as, is d,
:. 6sdy, s.csps gundAy. GSa, '.ns .. n +,
SUNDAY. only, as an.
RATns 10 wRsEHRH PorEzs LOWE 1HAB
VIA ANY oTMMR LINE
". n. OIlkmENTB q. OSOULk
TalsphoEa No. tal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17
phIlAadIphla. Wilmington Z Hal
Nmcrs Railroad.
nnE an lAaa.

ouE 9Th 1854
REAaEs yin leave WnEahston ~ Fszls1sI
E Il e vIS IS 'sFPY r Ii 4 !. 2 g.:
4 %, 2 n, bah 70 and I % p, n,
{ s. 4oA ~ TtA 900, 10 90 d, a,
81 Gs'i'f * S:T 2. q b. "a "a "a "a AZ
kcScHS@acdssi9s "a ~ 10 ;GIs pw,
u OK y \ R A.. iis.S ID. a. ~ "a va
Sor = W v 3 4 chester, Via IAnokin. 80 ans
Y Z. M, a.a5 and 4oop. NJ
5 aSs t9;H & "a s7a IP n sta
Baltimers NSd fatsFnsdiats itsaOaA 10 iss
gaInnore and Ray Tina g1nm
=. hAtmore and WA.hinkton, IN ga IN
sna a y 81 =. M u % Il ", IA - u
Trains Eor beiawars DiviaiOa leave sori
rev Casnes ee9 ~ :: N, - -
2. NJ aad y q hiGhA
haFrinRton. DelssF, and way slAtiona 50
.. M, and u bSR. N.
ExpIsss for haFrlngt0a. . = D. NJ was
II EsI!sss Is bovss. HArnnsssa. end DS,
Franklin City. saA, n,
ErPIess for Cape ChMrlsA, Old Point Oom
tort and Norfolk, nos Night
Leave PhilAdslphia. RrOAa street. for Wn
mington !expressh - n ego. 80 ~, e14
g n, aoA Sus ga 90
.. s s@.s az aSP' 80 "a Z Z a sla J. {.
Os &s1si kss Ss ss.srsi fs., SSSD A..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17
MAKES AN El1TLN'
IN LOWELL

This girl is thirteen years q .
one OF a number OF Old help@
progressive paralysis cured y
Nerve Food. She nov resla&
L Street In the CITY Of Lowell
Massachusetts She VA 50 ~
mother was obliged to attend aa
fancy. Her physicians SAID q ~
" as progressive paralysis ' 49,. "
ineurable. A nurse at lAe NM N
General Hospital advised tDe ~
II was given. No medicine - :
means were used meantime ~
of Moxle made her as well = n
and from being speeehless lla !.
she ls now 3 healthy romplls =. y,
with a glib tongue, and no Il
ever imagine she was once
hopeless wreck. ii, ~
We certify that the aSoV'a -
true in every re'peet. 49, ,.,rI
JOHN NICHOLSON lel "a ~
SARAH NICHOLSON, { Der "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

s Olnsu n America can match.

o.ue "a America can match.
.sthwest Of centre.
IL extravagant Quilts, $50
to $75,each. OF course the
filing is FIRST class Cider
down in some) and the
covering exqulsIte-heavy-
weight hand.woven silk md
richest satin in the most de-
licate shades. But that's only
the beginning. Each Quilt
is an art study. Unique.
London's proudest people
have such Quilts specially
got up Tor them. These are
BY tie IorssOSt London de-
sigwey. A Kenslngton art
idea In each. Odd, audac-
iouS, startling perhaps, but
always artistic, and ns0ey
fsOO alike.
You'll like to see them.
All sizes Down Quilts,
from So rs for crib to SIG
for biggest Remington
notions in some.
A remarkable Cotton O ullt
goes on the counters to-day.
AS good as We ever sold
for So; Kou shall haze IL for
81. One side extra quality
sateeD, other genuine Tur-
key red. Stuffed with clean
carded cotton. ANG ts0O
yards and SIR inches SgHarsi
A pinched, beggarly Quilt
Is as mean as a stingy BlAn-
ket. We don't keep either.
Near wOmen's Waiting Room.
Departments for the sale
of Women's Merino, Silk
and Wool Underwear have
just twice the space they had
last week. Just as much
more room for the Mems.
That means better service
and more comfort for you in
buying. The goods were
here, but a little hard to get
at. They never were here
better or more than now.
The best Underwear from
the worlds markets at prices
that'll please you.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle.
San Domingo Mahogany
Bedroom Suites, in special
designs, beautifully finished
In every detail, don't beg for
buyers. 1T halt Prize they
touch the sensational. So of
Ouartered Oak. Roth are
here 80 per cent under the
market. As unlikely a thing
as could happen In Furni-
ture. About two dozen 10
all Mahogany, 500 to
S115; Oak, $50 to 500.
Third floor. -Four elevator.
Tambour Lace Curtains,
S. 10 $40 the pair. Extra
good hits from 81 to sra.
Brussels Lace Curtains
began at $18, strong
effects in every grade to the
top-$50.
Brussels Point Curtains,
$3.50 to $Ioo.
ANY other Lace Curtain
loneliness you care tor.
Second floor, north of TrAnsept.
1902 Twilled Silk UNI
brellss. The ticket on each
one says: Guaranteed for
one year." and twill not
fade or split " The ticket
tells the truth.
26 inch $3.50
29 inch S. 90
Come prepared to see
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

NYOrIuB. = /. rHom as DuhERrY.
IN The tensnt Of the houts situ-
ated - Ne, eos West Front 50 IN the First
WARD o. the city Of Wilmington, oOanfy
% NeH Castle and state Of DsiG.
we're, n compliance with the rsauirs-
manA OF the aota OF the General Al
ssnely n sueh css . made and provided, 40
hereby give notice that nhan apply n
writing 70 the Court Of General Besilon N
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the STATE a.
peiayAre, IN and for New Castle County, 81
Monday, the tpth day Of Nov. A, IN Ihss
being the next term 81 said aourt fef a
esnse lof eAid house - an Inn or tern foy
me AZ snetein o. Intoxicating LIQUORS ID
on the pfomineg and IA iniIawrsrai r.u,e..ss
bic eitleeas OF aid Wari rsss ~ ~ ~
said aps.ssation, VII - -
nAEsg AhE.ns Petsr DonnsIIy
Patrick Mcbride WIN q BauEh
Frederick Ott EWood 3 Oelaa
Charles a BourdOn james Oosk
James u HAFkins Jam0g Riley
Joseph 0oedmAn LII Mss5Iof
Je%sph B LANCE JameS a Cillonaaflv
Albert Neumayeg James Caller
. moMAmus John v Flllihen
hoeeft Moody james MeKennA
DANIEL MoUuofeF WE Alden
Lawis q AiFunnaR WIN BenM
Isaac 0ibsOn WIN Flaninn
ele-se THOMAS DOAKRrY.
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AoHDAI, oCroBuRul


30 lad Of osrstuIly 49, /
w., sreIh COWS Gsd io sr',ss. ! I.
W. Mestmoreland oouniy ~pIs y. N
and quality. NAa uina I
Two and ieur month, ,,.,.
oAnkAols note win nnc I'M WEN
A. U. shAEplaai. Inot eW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

LOW EIIl lH'777T
Personally appeared before ~ "a
~ public, John Nicholson s.a5, ~
oath that the above ssaie9 s.a,, M
Gno. II. RICHARDSON So"' M ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17

ID B. 4 Vkxs1Y Drus9isI u tSS elty
o. Wilmington, IN o0mpliAnoo VIII
the Requirements Of ths a0ts Of the QsneT Al
Assembly ~ aueh cAso made ana pr0vit ed
do hereby give notice that shall app ~ n
writing % ne Oourt Of 0eueFal t3esT .6rs 81
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the = tRfe n
Delaware. In and for New OAstls County.
on Monday, The lsth day OF NOV AID, lsss
H0vember term Of said court. for 4
license 10 asll intoEieatgnT Houoga
for Medicinal purposes, IN qua titles net Rreat.
or than one quart, at the southeast
corner of Eighth and Monroe streeia'
IN the Fifth ward Of the city OF Whining.
ton. neN Onatle county, 4 nd The follow nK re-
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NOTIUE-L HARkY KIENLW, THR
~ tenant OF the houfe No. los East
Third street, In the Second ward Of ne
city o. Whmington, county Of NoW Castle
and STATE OF Delaware, In compliance with
the requirements Of the acts oftha General
Assembly In such case made and proVided.
do hereby give notice that shall Apply IN
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ne premises, and tho following reapsotAbIs
oitisens Of said ward rooommend me aaid
application, via.
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WIN stewart Geo MUtHnaF
Loaley smith Ntoholas Jenny
motifs Hayes Louis II mAllFitA
OhAS y D6ugherty John q HiTGI
WIN Il Hartlova Henry FOldmelsP
Mm hammond Andrew UottlipR
hopsft Aenyon Andrew RontteF
hlohAra heolh Martin Traub
harry 9ehort john Bush
Dennn conner CHARLES Frhafdt
John n WigglesWorth OhArlea gperka
John O'HaFfA
olSSt HAIRY KIENLE.
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