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Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
Satptas

"gismarf Sribune" ifriper Seq.
narb S%tanbrins fra 9ecorab. Soma, er
oenbt tilbase fra Wc2ean gountD, DAT,
bpor ban bar boret efter &ul. San
bible plSe, brao Der bar unber Ouerilas
ben, os R%uantiteten ps aualiteten. Baa
minore enb 200 6obs 9pbbe ianbt ban
265 SOB at sobt 8ul. s en- 8pbbe al
20 Sob fanbt ban 81 Sob auf, bsrneit
en- SOB YOttemaserler, 5 SOB 8ul, iaa
8 Sob Ser, ps unoer bette Il Sob aul;
oerunoer 81 Sob Ser p8 2 Sob Sui.
Derneit bCrebe ban sjennem Is Sob al
ct baarbt Sag, os iaa 81 Sob Sui.
3erpaa borebe BAN siennsm ct 623 Sob
baarot Sag pg bOrebe iaa gjennem II
Sob Sui, met itanbiebe. fSreno ban fom
isjennem bette Gag, bu ban oar tilfreos
meb R%eiuItatet. 9ette er en- me9et pig
tis Opba9elie, pa ben itabiaiter ben tios
li9ere I~ntaselie, at 2aubet / gforb for
Bismard poeralt er rist paa Sui.
stpr:SnrDen / y)anfton bar unbers
iSst NarIosen til 6. &c 9bompiOns Os
Satob Sees 3sb, ipm bleu brabte, ba
bet npe Sinbipseaipl ramleoe iammen.
s. 9. Sattee, 8ontrattrr, o9 8. 8.
8ean, Dpipnsmanb peo 8pntruftiunen,
er iatte unoer 3iltale for friminel 2ises
Splbisbeo os uiorigtisbeb.
YrGriebranbe. On sbelRssenbe
Yreriebrnnb raieos / 9irsbass / ben
nurblise Gel al 8sable os / ben norb.
lise 6alpbel al SanbOrn Counter,
StOr Sfabe anrsttsbes.
5lere fore 9reriebranbs raiebe
7irsoas 9tften / gsf os / Spopeit for
Iberoeen. On beftis ginb sau SLANT
merne en- utrolis Surtisbeb. Gn 6arz
mer miiteoe fit Saaninssbus, 2abe, So
o. |. b.
s Spoueit for @arp, Deuel. Co., bar
osiaa Erarisbranoe fibite rse arrettet
Opermaabe mesen Sfaoe; 8inben baube
EN- S~urtisbeo al 40 Dfil / 9imen, iaa
bet for mango bar ban felist at reobs
9iuet. 5armerne miitebe en- Mansee
Ss % &eoifaber.
&nute Yeberion % Some, to samle
Jolf fra Turtle Riper, blep I 9orsbass
forf9rbelis lemla itebe, ibet be fOrisste
at fisre oper Minneapolis & Manitpba
Banens SpOr / @ranb Sorts. gosnen
fnuites al ct iorbifarenbe 5rasttps us
be to Samle blep baaret minbit Is
CARDS at aofanseren. Mrs. 8eberlons
enc Sob bar naiten ffaaret al, os Mr.
Yeoerions enc Spfte bar al 2eb. 2esez
bjGlp blep itrar tilfalbt, men Wrs. 8es
oerlon bapbe iaaet en- iaa lem Webfart,
at Der ct tibet Saab ON benbes Selbres
belie. Benet MATTE ipttes Of neoeniur
&neet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
Sielge bet itatiitiife Bureau er Der

/ CttOber ubfsrt fra be 5Oreneoe Sta
ter for $5,952.289 / aisbuarer ps
Naret, Der enbte ben Bite Oftober, for
s76,6Sl,4S5. s Ottober ifior ubisrs
tee for Sc, 253, 1913 Os / bet tiliuurenbs
9lar for s7S,OO0.9 07. vi SmSr os
OF ubisrtes / Cftpber 1888 for $685..
All os / Ottober 1887 for sS05 ,523,
s Naret, Der enbte ben Site Cttobe,
1888 ubfsrtes Welfeprooutter for ST.
126.62s, os / bet tiliuarenoe 7ibsrum
forrise Gar for ss,524.052.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21

2poens Surti9beo. en- Berion,
iOm 5srer msset ffarpt, forflarer 2posns
SurtisbeS paa fplsenbe Maabe: "2pben
at en- ubstposlis 8emartnins naar Eret
siennsminitlis meS en- S~urtisbeS al $40
Meter | Sefunbet. Ct roIsnbs Orb bar
en- Surtisbeb al 1900 Reter, imisrenSe
Orb snSen burtisere, nemlis 1900 Ore
ter. SanbbeSen tilbaselasssr omtrent
to Weter | Setunbet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
o~noo,Iiot Gn Roriier reite m,

6pggelist. gn Barrier reiite meb
Sernbanen til 3oulpuie os fom | aus
peen / Sslitsb meo en- meset e~lituarbis
os bannet Manb, meb buem ban forte
en- u~nberboloenbe Samtale, cs MI ifiltes
fra BAN meb bet gaiie ensans at tunne
pare BAN til Tieneite paa fin Yroies@
lions Besne. Be TO Reiisnbe cerleos
8iiitfOrt; ba Bariieren par alene, iau
ban paa Rortst os ~opbuseos, at ben elf
perbise Jremmsbe par - Sfarpretter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
Wistpnjin
sonSiuuliopis brutneoe. 9e1

SanSipnligpis bruinebe. Zen lite
NoUember reiiie Serman Gnoerior, Der
bar arbeibet / Neit Supsriur, os en-
Yise fra Slices Soint / en- lioen Baab
til @eft Superior. Chen bar man lite
bort nOset til benz, % Baaoen er bsner
life brast tilbase til ben, Of bpsm Nr-
bsrIon bapbe leiet ben. Wan formOber,
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
Missouri

Gn "gale &nubber" 0emt til at
bGngss. Statens Ssieiteret bar nDli3
ftabiefet llnberre.tens Dom ON Worb
/ fer1te Grab mob @Iliam @alfer, Sc
beren for oen ~berpsteoe "galb &nubs
bers"s Organization / ben ipolise Del
at WisiOuri. San Oil bliOe benst ben
28be December. 9enne 0om sialoer
osiaa 3 andre al Banoens 2ebere, iom
blep bemte paa FANNIE 9io ipm 8alfer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
California.

Utah e. atlantic u. u So. bleo iors
leben o~rsaniierst / Sos Gnseles. Get
npe acmpani aster at bpsse en- 8ane
fra San 8ebrp, Sos Gpseles's 5apn til
Statens gtsranie. 2eoerne for bette
5Oretasenoe er S. s. Warble fra gan
@st, Sbio, % 6. @. Scott fra Mi6is
gan. Nftiefapitaleu er ~beresnet paa 10
Milioner Collars.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
SrIano

Earlamentsmeolem Saiper Douglas
Bpne fulot Eirsbass often opsrbOrb
paa &eiien menem 6Uqpbeao ps Dublin
os orutneoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
Colorado.
Sc Ipoliae ltes. Snoianere / Coli

De 1D0lt9e Utes:Jn0lallere l 9olos
rabp bar be iibite Bar Dase baut 8aaoz
ilasninser NIB en- al Resjerinsens
&ommisiionerer. Snbianerne bar urs
oertesnet en- 9raftat Os er piQise til at
flptte iii Utah. 9e ipnes at bore uel
tilirebie meo 8e%iultatet At Jorbanos
lingerie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
aemtemoc Warg. 20. If.
@nostjemefc.

Ferittommeuoe Ssnbas 5ormiooog 81.
10 NReb Wltersang.
MISUNDERSTANDING 9Droas Nften 81. 5
SBnoaasttois I'll. 1915.
J(prlf ACCOMPLISHMENTS ST.. ~.
apniirmanterne Observation-Disclosures
per enqelfe &lasis 81. 8, ben gtorlfe I'll.
1913.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
q tn Yorf.

Soobleren alderman Sasbne, iom
MI ubtjener lin Straf / Sing Sing for
8eititfelie, fit nplis fin Sag appeIeret
til be 5prenebe Staters Ssieteret, men
benne itabf9itebe rlnoerrettens Dom.
Boobler Saebne maa altiaa ubtiene i'm
Straffetio.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21

bans Naboer, iom bar rnoerteanet bans
"Rptes". Carton er ben anben prumiz
nente nurlte Sarmer, Der paa fort 1ib
er foriuunben unoer lisueuoe OmitRns
bisbeber.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
gelgien II.

@co Ell GrploIiOn / Jreoerid Cru
tan n9r 8Uur brebtes 81 Nrbeioers
ben l4be Nooember. vi idmtlise Nrs
bsioere / @ruben Tom 3 berfra meb 81,
oct, men be bar mere eler minSre lem
l9iteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
9tme:1abeI.
ehteaBo, mtlpattfcc & ct. PAUL.
Fccproh BRAND.

Tsim,r me6 psts oa norosaaenbe 1rGu; tonmer til,
"a, 1905 Tormioous. acknowledgements aisaor
~ .85 %EitTmiooog. tounefter reo sits og ipogaaenoe
,rrn r,turnsur 81. 3 :23 gitermiooug.
groottrqnet ortommcr oasIie ri. 9;i5 6ormioSag
10 GQidaor 81. $50 gitcrmioooS.
's11oaaiooertrnncne paoicrer S~tattonsr / @iureibeit
y,r,rtn III ielltube ltpcr,
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
0Ollan0.
Iner,

Song @ilbelm al NeberlaneeHe, oel
/ Longer 9ib gar lisset ips, er nu
Beorins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-21
prcitpn Brand.
@aufuu &rau6.

RabcI 2ta9c aiqonr ira 7ecortb busr Gitsrutbs
sas NJ. l.ao % ira WiobeI bper 1(orsen 81. T.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

1T II pEObAbis there IL no better
building for lhs purpose in this country
than the Neu Castle county Almshouss
as Hare's Corner, and ws do not believe
there arc any Institutions OF the kind
where the untor,uuaIe inmaeee rocaiVe
better care and attention.. ESPECIALLY
IL this me CASE In the department. occu-
pied By The insane, where Mrs.. EneF-
son hiss charge Of the Women and AK
Police ON scr Gross OF the men. Mach
10 beIng done tor these p0oT creatures
Who have been beEsfl OF theiE reason,
bat Va think the Trustees OF the 2 Ior
might With gate . small ouhay
money, do o)nslderAbly more. During
Q recent visit We % . number OF th0Se
unforlun Atos In the yard walking Alm-
lsssIy about, picking bdnches OF grass,
clover and such other things ~ we're
roWiag around, and the thought 90
CURED 70 ne that IL Would Be . good
idea 70 srsst few sWlngs, and provide
some oLheF cheap appliances ~ source
Of AmuSsmeaI for the female patients,
Ohils The men could Be furnished with
balls 90 that they could enjoy than
sslves ~ playing an occasional game,
These things could be done 81 very
small en- pence, and would no doubt be
the means OF "mtnlsserlDg 10 minds
disc Gssi." We remember visltlng an
Asyinm for The insane in . beighboring
Sac, . ioS years ago, and thai w
were srsGty Auussd and pleased oil
Witnessing come Of the mild pAtisntI
playing In the yard. A part OF them
were playing ball, while others WerS
indulgluG in other games. An old
sueeI car had been donA cd BY toa
one, and although is had Oeen stripped
OF lie Wheeis II vas nlsd with pAtienls
while one OF the number acted o. con
duoHr aud pulled Of she bell strap ~
though bis lie depended on the way
that be ran he sAr. In conversation
With The superintendent, he said ihA
an tIperltnOe OF many years had laugh
him tbs, Am u'emenu we're highly ben
enCiAl 70 Iho Insane, and - Buoh IL Iht
oAse - trust 'bAy something will b
done 10 sbis ditec,lon ,oF the WArdI o
this 0, uuty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

Be rude 70 none; rudeness harms not
even the humblest and poorest 70 whom
It Il directed, bat II ininres the exhibitors.
Never urge another TO do anything
against hia desire unless you see danger
before him.
Always give precedence 70 elders, visi-
tors and superior. Offer them the best
scat at the table, the best place BY the fire,
and the fret OF everything. 60 farther
than mere form and see that they are com
Portable and happy.
Be mot ostentationk In dress or deport
ment; DothinR eau be more vulgar. Bee
that costumes at the time and occasion.
Never try 70 outshine but 70 please
Do not ask another TO do what you
would OF be glad TO do under similar cir
Icumstanees.
Do not make witticisms at the 'xrense
OF otherA which YOU would not wish TO
have made upon yourselves
Never talk or laugh aloud in public
places or on the street.
Never press a favor when It seems un.
desired.
Never treat supsrlors with severity or
interiors With arrogance. Speak kindly
to day lAborer as one occupying high
position.
Never medically wound the vanity Of
another or dllats unnecessarily upon dis
agreeable subjects.
Never intrude III health, pains, Losses,
or misfortunes.
Never omit to perform q kind act when
IT can be done with any reasonAb eamouni
of exertion.
Never unaVJidAply wound the feelings
OF q human being.
Never forget that vulgArity has Its eri-
gin In ignorance or selashnesa.
Remember thst good manners are
thoughts Al ed with kindness aud refine
ment and then translated into behavior.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

"a little dreamy" Per-
hsps that IL what you said
yesterday after reading our
remarks on Furniture and
Housekeeping Art. Can
not invent q style Of adver-
Using to please everybody.
II yesterday was abstract, we
add concrete to-day.
FVyMt1Is has gone up
another figAt-to tie third
floor. Easy Stairs are being
put in and more elevators.
Four now running. No
hardship to get there.
But this third floor holds
the biggest Furniture store
you can find in this city, OF
any other. Mere bigness
goes for little-don't pride
ourselves much on that.
A room Of Parlor FurEi-
ture 36 feet by $40, with
such a stock as the world
cannot show elsewhere. We
are proud of that. 400 va
rieties of Bedroom Suites.
SIS for a good 3-piece suite
and $2S for another of 8
pieces. And then on Twill
be here in a day or two) to
$4,000 for 2 pieces. We ara
proud Of that.
What Is true of Parlor
and Bedroom Suites is true
of all the category. The
simplest home or the most
luxurious can find its. outfit
here. Our Furniture stock
is no respecter Of persons; il
is omMi6NS-ior sll-and YET
exeiNsive. choice designs, iu
single sets or pieces, and
nearly all, whether plain OF
fine, our patterns only.
Tue vital power is price
Do you think US IoolIsf
enough not to have thai
right?
Housekeeping Art" viii
help you to furnish. Wher
looking al the Furniture ask
for a copy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30


THE Hspu oloAns OF New Y Jrk have
AoIed wisely and we'll In giving 70 the
people OF that 8 ate ucksg that 10
strong In every respect and . platform
that nLne but enemies OF good govern.
meni can censure or ald fault with.
The men nominated for Governor,
Lieutenant g vernon and JadKe OF the
Ooor OF Appeals we're all UnioD
soldiers during the war for tbs suppres-
sion OF the rebellion, and not one Of
them Imi!Aied M, OlegelGnd'S xAmpls
BY srDding Hsu ostlIule In his place.
In addition 70 lhis, Ihs platform 10
pledged 70 protection to A mexican In
duslr.sS and high license for the II.
quor trAfij The platform . 20 proposes
legislation dealing with Tie abuses In
nAufGliz Ihou aud imml grafton, and In
every way Bho ~ thai the party IL tbs
friend OF the working nan and me
ohAuic. The hoksI aud platform IL Ih'
strongest the party has opened . Gam
pAign with tor many years, and Their
10 every reason 10 believe that Mes
York will give large Republican ma
jorlty this fall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

Last year the very strict rule which
forbade the young women students in
the Ottawa Normal School even to
recognize the young men students on
the street was relaxed, and the two
sexes who were being co-educated
were permitted to become friends, and
the young men were allowed to call
upon the young women ia the evening
and keep company with them. This
year there has not been single honor
student, and the authorities think this
is owing to their having yielded 70
the dictates of sentiment rather thar
duty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30
AHunan Pantry nat

A Savannah (Ga.) hous ewife, in a
terribly worked up frame Of mind, in
formed a policeman that she had i'm
prisoned a burglar in this closet
pointing TO closet whose door she
barricaded-and wanted the rascal ar.
rested. The agitated condition Of the
woman didn't have a soothing effect
on the blue coat, but he nevertheless
realized that he must do his duty, so,
drawing his revolver, to be ready in
the event of the offender attempting
violence, he carefully opened the door.
The burglar was not in sight, but the
woman argued that the intruder must
be there, whereupOn the officer began
search, finding a negro lad, aged
about 10, crouching in a dark corner
and almost frightened TO death. Upon
the youngster being brought forward
she identified him as the person who
had overturned pickle stands, had
eaten all her preserves and jelly and
had done much other such mischief.
The limb OF the law was loath to lock
up the little fellow, owing to his age,
but no other proceeding would satisfy
the "lnjured one," therefore the cul
prit was taken before a magistrate
who discharged him, but not before
the negro got on his knees and prayed
when jOkingly threatened with being
sent TO the penitentiary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

9lLE3 Jameson
bherih's once, Wilmington, Aasa,i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30
one rhlnC 20 nsr rst,sraot on

During a recent trip of the City of
San Antonio, Of the Malloy Line, from
New York TO Fernandina, an old lady
passenger, who was hard to please,
and who grumbled at everything and
everybody about the ship, said to Cap
tain Wilder at the breakfast table just
before reaching port:
"Aiier all, Captain, there's one thing
that is really good on this ship, and
and when l say things good | mean
it. Never saw better anywhere.
"Glad to hear you say so, madam,
replied the gallant captain. 1--WE al
ways try to make things pleasant and
comfortable for our guests. But VIVA
is there on this ship you admire 81
muchH"
1.-THE SALT" replied the old lady.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

eD A
,hlhOu.s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30
The Good Work Is Still
Ing on at the
E E HIVH
3O6 MARKET SrRES1

Only a few pieces a..l ~
those extra fine Sateens
have cut up freely al ]
The balance to 60 now
.1Oc a yard, as fine /"
best French. RI j
The few pieces Of 81
BaItlgte. We have WI
qui k at 5: a yard ,,,I
Only a few doz o. 'n'
Plaid White Aprons
take Ike tn, m at 15c each T.
French sateen' al ',i ri
certainly a judicous \
Tor another season D.,
opportunity 81, will 80 s90 oiII
gone for this unhe'fa y
g'l%Ri We have about 20: 20 4
parasols which We t wan
70 ,Si take at half price,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

TBR MANNER n Rhl9h Judgs Wal
Ter Cam MINIS has sc cd has left laiI
city IN very unfortunate prsdicAment
Had he before leaving this oily zen,
his resignation 10 the Governor IL
might have saved considerable trouble,
and possibly 20 ne litigation. A ,oord-
ing 10 the Ao1 oreAilng this court the
Governor can aPpoinI the juiss, but
no power except the General Assem- bly,
oAn remove hin. Another section pro-
Vides that I'm case OF the sickness, Ab.
Bence, interest Ia The cause or proceed
ing, or other inability OF the Oily
] udSe, the A soolAIe j adgs OF the Su-
perl0r OOuEi, reaidenI n New OaSle
County, may elmer perform the duties
Of The said City Jadge or designate In
writing some sulIsbis person 70 dts
charge IuSh duiles" There 10, hoW.
ever, NO provision made fjT paying
this Judge pro TEN The salary attached
10 the I'd y. We do not, hoSsvsE, be-
lieve that II WAS The In ieL lon OF the
Legislature thai any one shou,d be re.
quested or required ~ perform the du.
hes Of this position without pSy, but
still this IL exactly h. gay he matter
stands 81 present Rs are correctly
informed, MI. Lyman performed MI
the duties OF the on ,e t1r . month OF
more without recei wing cent for hit
work, ~ ell the che JkI are made out II
Mr.. OdmminS' name and ASAlt bill
order. We pIssame Mr.. Tdrser II II
the same position As Mr.. LynAm, Ant
We ere certainly opposed 70 II
II Judge OummlnB cannot be 70
moved until the Legislature convene
We hope that Council will meet thi
matter In Q bold and fearless manner
and have the cheeks dfARn In favor o
the man EhAI does the work. Then
Mr.. Oummins feels himself aggrisvel
in not being paid for work Whioh b
did NOT perform, let him entsr suit 70
the money. We do NOS believe that
jury could be found who would Civ
him . VeTdi1', and II there was,
would DO better for the city 70 pay u
bill than TO ask : man to perform II
highly responsible dulles OF this GA
without n'y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

IIIlllsh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

Why dia they Aoa hsvs the ognrsae 70
say uSa Az thsy ala noA ws musl taEs
n fur Kxaxhsa that thor nra atiii tee
friends anA alias Of ms sAlOons Apd
lsEug tha unKssAgioted salo Of liquor
vith ell " accompanying evils. The
Rspub lioans have plaosd thouDelves on
record IL this mAlIsE, not only In Deia-
were, bat also 10 . numbar OF otheF
States, and thus shO ssd that they
have no moEs tear OF stacking ehe
svals OF tntsmpeEanos than they had OF
attAoklnE and Abolishing the curSs OF
slavery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

The first Chinese divorce suit in
California was one tried lately, it is
said. The plaintiff was Fung Lun,
who testified that she was married
four years ago TO Chan Lee, who at
once sold her for $500. When asked
what had become OF her husband, she
said she didn't have any husband. be.
cause he had sold her and so had nc
more right to her. The mixture Of
simplicity and shrewdness puzzled the
lawyers, but after much questioning
they found out that she wanted d.
vorce, 30 she could marry again. The
Judge granted the divorce and told
Fung Lun he hoped she would tai
into better hands this time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

Let our TeadeTs beware Of purchasing
sinking meat. Buy only from butchers
Who you know are perfectly reliable
aud would soorn to sell you meat they
would not eat themselVsF. We have
heard OF several persons who have pur-
chased meat lStely that would not be fit
TO eat three hours alter receiving II, and
would have TO bs throWn out In the
ewill bucket. Good, wholesome, fresh
killed beef IL the only kind rs to be
eaten at any time, and the more espe-
oIAily during this warm weather.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

Mems Scarfs. Newest
effects. so cents They
come nearer to being dollar
Scarfs than any halt dollar
goods we ever heard OF.
Only a beginning. We
don't intend that any Mems
Neckwear In town shall be
within hailing distance Of
ours this season - quality
and price.
Both ends of the Store. middle entrance.
Women's Merino Vests at
37Ic. We have sold lots
of them not go good at 500,
Good weight, pearl buttons,
and cat-stitched with silk
2,4oo Just here.
Fifth counter left Of Chestnut street en-
trance.
School Hats Tor the chill.
dren. Whatever sort yor
care for, and as full O
sparkle as the youngster
themselves.
Ladies' Fall head wes
trooping In Bonnets ant
,. fur and wool Felt Hat
Shapes by the score.
Fresh fancies in Ribbon,
, Feathers, and the like daily
North from Thirteenth aud Chestn
streets corner.
john WANAMAKER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

IT Is = noticeable fAoI that there 10
moi . single word In the plGIioEm
adopted by the Democrats Sale Con.
yentou last Tuesday In reference to the
saloons or The llQaor irIhai. This vIIAl
matter Was carefully passed In silence,
Aliho lSh some OF the very men Who As
Sisted In drawing mp IhssS resolutions
yell themselves hoLrse In crying free
Whi'Ey a. The Republicans on account
OF the temperance plank In the Chicago
platform. II the DemoorAIo party IL
IL -a'Vr vi reaIrio..Ye liqaor legislation,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

Put into q Creston lot will be ~ safe as
they can possibly be in thiH world, and
you can go and look at our possession
q often Is you like and know that no
man can take It from you. Look At the
map In this paper and sec location.
Gall ct the ca 30 OF tbs Orettln Land
add Improvement Co., 7l2 Market
street, and hear all the particulars.
THos TATNALL, Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF avp,
AI 10 O'Clock A M


The following described ,..,.
a, AZ that tract ofland and mar.s
~, Sssossses hundred and paftls III
Ih-.ls NeW tAStle COUNTY sn,
10 iii, bounded aud described y.
Beginning at stake onh.
the public road leAding neslet
corner fOi land OF WUl1,r, DeANa
ming thence by the said r@,i sll "a
west ~ chains s. links 1, a cn ,oulh "
oAm uei and James T. CsrnaI,lI 20
said land north 81 degree H snses
iihha TO ditch thence nv s.IS n, y
degrees west chains % iints nn, *
west chains o. links south N Am H.M
chains % link6 north 81 DEGREE V ,.'i'.
" llnka north is degrees eat 4 cbsill
nortn IN deErees west G chains M ~
IVA degrees west chains ID ,int ~
oebtees east chains Ii linn Ia u
IN olu cteek, thence by SAID rts,t
uekrees west chains IL linEs My
krees west 2 chains a links Ia pWV
these premises and land of tbs
anu james 7. Carpe lter aud lana NY
Bennett, thence with taid la.ul
north Ia degrees east q n ,Ibs y, ~
centre Ola canal corner Ia,
James hcMi lin, thence win s,lS
SAID last mentioned land nnrtb =,
east ~ chairs 50 links north II isg,l
chalns 10 the centre OF the oid n
throngh for a corRer OF maf.b nf1,,.l
and william keybOld, thence nv Ky
cour.es OF the said creek and ths w.,
eAid heybOld's land 10 point In ~,
the creek where line running fraa
lana interseets said creek Theme y,
degrees, eAtt b chains To the mao \
ming, containing 10 acres andg. al,
more or les with the bulltlnr
erected. '"H
SEIZED and taken In execution a, d
erty OF John LOnglAnd aud Ann
mortgaEors, and Z mas + Longla5il
10 be sold by
9lLE5 LAMBsON.
bherih's Once, Wilmington, Auss,i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30
5EH11L.

School opens very soon.
After the long holiday the
boys should be clothed neat.
Iy and comfortably. Get them
something that will stand
the wear and tear. Come
to US and fit them out with
our clothing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

Go to smeltz for your choice peaches
at lew65.. market priGss, u East Fourth
street.