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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

TEE Lazy CoURr In Appoln Ting the
Judges aud inspeat1RB OF the o1mlpR
eleodon have AsAia dlsllnE aished lhem-
selves By their nm Harness and pAEhnn-
ship. 01Iof twenty-s Judges there
are bat two knowa RIpaolloans. whiIs
in the FEelfth dbHioI, Fltth WAra.
where II. B. oOloA vas lhs choice,
William II. LIE vas appointed.
rh0mas ReAEd0n, Who WSs TeoenIly
sworn In - . Dtpuly Uaised BAtes
Marshal, vas Ap2otntsa IN inspsolor
In she F3urteenIh DISTRICT Sixth ward,
but how salts Will eonioFm 70 ihs re-
quiramsntI OF Clyil ssrvioe Rslorm II
will rsQ1lEe IN sfi dAl Of lhs present
AdmlnlarailOn 70 explain. There are
several members OF tho Temperance
Reform party appointed ~ InBps JlOrs,
bat II IL mol d "a lult 10 tell which
party has thslF prsiersnoe. Tae entlts
business 10 ubjusi and nm ,Alr through.
oul, and shoNs that until there IL .
change In The c3ur, there 10 no uss in
Ropubli 3Ans, or Democrats who d.fflr
from those In power, exps9tlns Aay-
thing Ike fair treatment nj thelr
hands.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

TBosB DEMOCRATS Who are oon-
unuSily bUGsstpg 40. nj the prospect y
which thts couB ~ has enjoy ed during
Mr.. C,svelAnd's admlnisIA,ion. foEgsl
the iUptE An5 iASI ihAI nti;heF Mr..
Cleveland or = Dsm JorBllo House Of
RspressntAh liver have been abs 70
change sac policy OF The Governmen,
~ tsia5llshed by lhs RspnbltoAns.
Had ID y lesa able 10 accom- plish thai
matters you'd have been very differ
ent TO WhEI tn y nov ara. Ode thing,
however. should noI be foIEoItsn, and
thai 10 tae taos that The eAnse OF free
trade has bs n greatly advanced by
this administration, aud II oar Indus
tries Ets NOS iujuIed no IhAnkB are dus
Mr.. OIevelaud or The Democrats 10 the
H1ute, rntouga Mr.. OlevslARd's
policy the Democratic party hiss been
turnsi In o iree trade organic ~
hon, and on q platform found
ed on his free trade message, |.
nov stands before tbs people asking for
. renewed lease OF power. The Mills
bill, Nhl-h hAb lhs approval OF Nj
Cleveland aud IL advocated by his sup
RNeN@-Nl kAPFN4%a y AAAAH gADIb nuu
radlcEi change In Inc iIrlR THAI ban
ever before oeen attempted in this
country. Tbs changes made in 1888
proyie' d for . gradual reduo ion In she
tArih, which u would lske several
yetrs 10 accomplish, while che rCduo-
uon 4 1876 A@ountcd 20 but one.six h
OF lhe revenue. In 1857 sho Democrats
made reduction OF absut one ninth,
and In ea1h Of she three instAn see when
thtB policy pEsvA led, 1t had tbs sf4ci
OF pArAlyz,ng oar industries and aAul-
ing commercial pAnias and failures eli
over lhB land. Vast, then, would
she effect te II the Mills bill HaS TO Do.
come Law, As IL proposes . Weeping
reduction Of about one.quGrIsr on ali
duhe,2 None OF the former changes In
she Tariff provided for making wool
free, And this iaoI OF itself ls SUN ,ienl
70 rain an industry, In which many
millions OF dollars ara invested and
thousands OF hands employed. IIis
true the Democrats have NOT done much
harm ye', bat The only reason why lhsy
nave uo' ~ because they have not had
she ofporiupiiy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

DEMOCRATS Fho IRE in favor OF fall
dealing and IN h3nesi ASSESSMENT should
NOS forget the TACT thai the msn Wbom
lhsir par y havs no ninAlsd for Astsf-
sora, HEe Shs sAms thai psrpelrAled The
ouHbgss on our oibEsnA 81 the Oily
II III ISsi wlDler They should bs re-
baked, and tsnght that ths siEHsns Of
Wilmington sre moi slaves, by An over
whslmiDs ds'eAL II 10 an insult, moi
only 10 Rssu olicAns bat also 70 honest
Democrats, 10 ask them 70 endorse the
oSuducI Of these men by their VOTES.
Al the slime thee outrAges were being
committed tie Democratic Journal ODD
deunsd them, bat nov that The psF.
peEAiors are seeking re-eis jdon IL has
not had the oourSge 90 oppose them AEd
Join In securing their de.eaL II these
men are Reelected 1t will be an sn.
doEssmsnt Of all the ouIrAgss they have
peEpstrAled siDos they have allied The
positions OF ASSESSORS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

Many old cuIios are brought to this
country by immigrants. One recently
reached Castle Garden, which the
New York Tribune describes as "a
quaint, richly carved chest Of BLACK
oak. Under the key-hole, In old
style characters, was carved on a we'll
worn oaken strip the date Of 1867, >
while one of its sides was perforated
with minute worm holes. William
Behrens, German immigrant, who
had just landed from the North Ger.
man Lloyd steamer Fulda, said the
chest had been in his family tor 22l
years, since the time when 1t had been
made. He refused an offer Of $50 for
il made TO him by Captain Moore, the
landing agent. The man said that
within the chest was an old-fashioned
clock over $50 years of age. The chest
was checked for Monticello, Iowa, by
its owner"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

IT ls es lima Cd ihGI there are Abou,
niue mill.on persons In this country
engsEtd 10 agricultural pursuits, and
shis u the elGss shat Ihe Democrats are
nyips TO persuade that the tAElR Is an
injury 10. While agriculture Is, 20 .
oettAln extent, the basis ard found d ZION
OF All o1hsr industries, II still depends
on ibem for Ito success. Tue farmer
may raise large crops but unless be o1p
dtsp5Ba OF them o. remunerA.lvs prt ,sr
his iAeoE Is all In vain. BE, however,
oenAoi expect 70 OBTAIN these prices ii
low wages we're 10 prevail or . part OF
our industries should be uruthed ouI Of
az .saenee. Consequently, anything
Whiso Ia 'ef ores with or ohEnRes the
industries OF this country oAnno. tut
nave oorIsspondlDg effs1I on the sR
flcultuEissG Bias apart from this the
aArlh Also prsse5ls the ERrioulIurlss,
81 there ls . duty OF 20 per cent
imposed on live hnlmAls, except those
tor breeding purpose; Of cent psr
pound on beet and pork; OF 20 per cont
on mutlobi oentS per pound on ha ms,
lAfo And oAeoni 4 cents per pound on
Duiier and ohesEf; 20 oenn per buIhel
on wheat 10 cent? per bushel on corn,
rye, oats and barley; Is cents per
Dushel on potatoes and ali other Arl-
nles raised or produosd by the farmers
are protsoisd In . similar manner,
NOV, II Tor Instance this duly was re-
moved from wheat the farmer would
not be able to obtain Is much by Al
least 20 cents = bushel 81 he nc y "a.
oelveS for bis wheat, and We would
drift back 10 the good old times Tho
DemosrNss talk 30 much asouI, when
wheE. wHs 40 Osnts . buShel and our
dAdd!sS" were glad 10 obtain work a,
20 oeBts day. The fact 10, the tArif
instead OF being reduced should be In.
created, snd II TITS vas done ouI
taEmefs would be able 10 raise and sci
ths t'y-seven million dollars worth o.
1000 and live animals which Nc nov
1mport every year. Farmers, instead
OF baing free traders, should be N.
Mosl pronounced pFoGeoIlonIsA in hi,
country, - there IL no class who wouIt
be moEs directly Injured By free trad
than they.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11
wANAMaK nIt's.

rmLADnrnrA, Thursday. Oct II. 1855.
This morning we shall
open nine cases latest Rayl-
Sian N0Oelties in Ladies
Wraps.
newest materials
latest designs
exclusive styles
Zach garment a bouquet OF
pleasant surprises, price in
Guided.
Second floor, Chestnut street front TaAe
elevator.
A little patience in the
thickest times and you can
get at the "windfall" Jersey
tables:
Jerseys at SIC Jerseys at 81
Jerseys at i5c Jerseys at Sl.25
Jerseys att1.50
To-day we add a big lot OF
Jerseys at so cents; the best
half-dollar Jersey we ever
had.
Second floor, Chestnut street SIDE -Four
elevators.
You don't look for much
of a White Shirt at rs cents.
No reason to as things 90
among shirt men. But here
is a 75c Shirt that is out Of
the rut. Good muslin, we'll
finished, perfect fit. Besides
its old goodness, the lever
lasting stay" Look sharp
at it and pull at 1t if you
please. The parts you can't
see at a glance are ready for
your eyes.
Both ends ofthe store, middle entrance.
1t we could only get
enough of that so Broad
cloth at $3.50" there would
be no question what kind Of
dresses a good share of the
women hereabouts woald
have. Can't. The end is In
sight. All the going tInta
Northwest of centre.
| The Millinery quarter is
full from morning till night
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11
Wilmington & HOtheiRR, R,
Will NGTGN FAIR


October Q, 10, IL, IL and IS, 1888.
Special trains Will run direct 10 Fair grounds
from FFehch street station; also from Town
send Road tsouth hldn MArEnL street bridget
Leave ToHnssnd Road :. 20, . Is, 10. r. 10 81,
II, as a. M, LOO, I.55 ? o, 40 500 6. - y. m.
roo, a. NJ, Lie, a.oO, 40. 81 l %. 5.iO. So
Leave FrSnch street O.oa, l.sO a. M, leo
Leave Madison street aOs, u.a a. n, l.Oa
Leave sixth avenue 500 u.as a. n. 1.os
Arrive Fair grounds 0.2I n.% a. m, In
Leave Third street bridge 300, $50 10 Is.
II. 70 A. m, IL. %, i.2S 7.lk tS. S.4S, 4.SA s.
Arrive Fair grounds Q. %, s.@lo.1 y, li:2s a.
M, ls.4I l.8l - s.oa, 81, 4.l3, O. a ,. m.
RETURNING.
Leave Fair grounds s.CS So, 1878, Ills
= m, 24S l.S3, >. p a.OS, asa, "a 5.sS O. is
Arrive Townsend Rosd s.is, ro.s, iaa
LISA M, l2.Ss La, 2,sst.i2, 4.ia, Ais. ga,
LeaTe Fair grounds as. n.I a. n, I.25
Arrive sixth avenue s.ts a. n, IalI, la
Arrlve MEdI- On street II. Ia, l.Rp.m.
Arrive French street u. 49, lap, m.
Leave Fair Ernund9 5. 20, Q. a. 10 u i1.os a
m, E.oo' Lao. 2oO, 40, $40, an 80. ; IS
Arrive Third street bri ige s.s.s.4L 1870.
6 % n. IN.
single fare cents. round-trip 10 cents.
hnnnd trip tickes Including admission TO
Fair 60 cents,
Tickets on sale at French street station,
sixth ave ue station, ticket once Al Townsend
Road Ticket Ofnce Ihird street bridge and nv
conductors on trains,
PassenRe will be landed At new ftatlon
close 10 Fair grOu Ids
BUWkESS BRIGGS,
General Passenger Agent.
OA- a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11
Philadelphia. Will Instun q BAL.
tlmora Railroad.
OOr sthI8RR.

sFsfnn YIN leave VIII ainEton ~ sollssI
fhlsdelphis texprsa5J, ia 1863. IN
~ g9 "a 0m a. u d a. m.s ~ 70.
4 Asse9q \. 4 q q /, Z Is ID Ds a. ~.
81 Gets ii5ll. :s &.S ss "a ~
To e; M GO, d IS yA $40 nm
a.!la., 2S4 %, q, I 20 md 10 % p. m.
u s j J, Nor Hot!i i rs i IL, Aa,. re
For west Chester, via LAmokin. q = ana
70 a, NJ, z. IS AAd 400p, Ia,
for Newark CCentTel AID intermediate ~
Baltimsre and intermodiats stationn. IA IN.
M % and II % p. NJ.
s!sl: NJ "a y s.i 3 ir ). "a b.
Trains for Delaware Division leave Nor;
New Castle, 9 90, o. ~ A M, Is Ala
. p. M and u % Might
GeOrEefoWn and LeWed. 80 q. m.gBp,n.
heAford (oxpresal, . % b. ~.
Harrington, OalTnAF, dnd way Htsnnns RD
4. m, aAd y ESP. N.
Express for harunktbn, Q y D. N, War
Express To- Dover. H arlington, ana ps,.
mar, n % Night.
IL E'EDTsss' 6oT SsDe SsaIis. Ola POint Oou'
Leaye PhiladslphiG. road Btroos for WI
Dlngtop teEpreeel, II a. 10, I'M TgT lip
10 % II Is II Is 4. M, 7Ol ANi, t0R eR
%. 8 q, COZ, 0I, II 20 II. M.
Accom-, oda Ion, 62b 10 29 a. m. Ia IN
. q, 4U.f 70 a& 10 90 10 20. and ii u ., n,
UHAs, +. PUGH, J.R, WOOD
General hAnAEar atnerAl FRasenTaT Asst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

OF the B. Lluls platform; Secretary OF
sIaie Thomas q. BAyArd and Secretary
OF The Treasury Charles 8. RAirshIId,
shile Speaker Carlisle, who appointed
he Tree lrAds Ways and Means Com
mitlee, IL e prominent nsmbsR OF w.
Edslish Olbden Oluo, the most noted
and II d Isn'lAl ires trade organisation
10 The world. These men are The
lsAderS OF The Democratic party aud
make or shape Ito policy, consequently
II 10 easy 10 see WnAI that policy must
h.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11
N. h0gary 1 I
SIG Tatnall Stree,
-AEB-
Sc o'neI 9Th and ii

You all Inow that /
October Ct 9 to 10 WIIn ri
vii be treated to one \
largest and best AMI
"a Fairs ever held in Deli.
There will be ;o,oo'
more people there.
But you don't all n
that We have the NJ
and best arranged Punl
and Carpet Store IN N
ware. And we're hem
you Away w hsVo,I
gain here waiting for n
one OF the $4,000 fairv
To strangers visitipI
city we would gay, N
are going to combine !
ness with pleasure % !
trip, call and see nsIl
are needing anything j
house furnishing line. (
don't have to buy, ID
ask you to Include III
part Of your sight sesins
will pay you to 90 90 \
you don't want to buy /
you will some time. n
town folks will ha
trouble in getting
goods home, as Ve /
and deliver fee Of ctM
We can't let you gol
out calling your aau
to our $2s and So 4
Suites Of 8 pieces d
are rare bargains ior
wanting a neat and I
made oak chamber suA
a small cost The \
scale here amountstojl
We have Parlor Funi
at all prices and IN
covers. An attempt b
scribe our Parlor Fun
here would be futile Sd
It to say we have 4 h
building devoted to I
branch of our business
you'll have no trouAeS
suited in price, OF goods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

BONE OF The Democrats SILL peralsr
In telling lbe people that their party IL
mot pledged 10 fres trade, and shat
enelr only object in wishing to change
ehs tariff IL Tor the purpose Of red uolns
The surplus. There are, no re- yer. oaT.
eAin facts which shUw that suoh ssSeF
hGna Hrs telHs throughout, one
Nnlcn 10 thst many OF these very men
aEs msnsors of the New York Foe
Trade Olub, the platform OF which d.
oiarss; That the only oommsrsiAi
policy which lie In Its nature psrmA-
nens and Interchangeable, and which
aherstors ASSURES stability In ell kind.
OF business, Is free trade betWaen ne.
nons Al between the States OF 1ht
Union. Among It's members Art
Henry WAtserson, one OF the irAmsrI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11
aALTGHOHE . - paIO kAlLKOAB

EsaKDuhA IF ETTRUr, Apru -, lisa
Trains ISsVS nsIAvAlo AysaEs DaRsa
EAST DIJUND.
EoE Philadelphia hnd UhsstsY, 0ILYR
hni ~ ~, q, 10 ~ Gnd all Il q. mt 90, 9 %
~ % % ~, %, ~, 70 90 and ! s. p. "A.
On 1undsyH,T 9o, u %, 4 0s, 10 30 and ali u .,
nj 90, . Oo,a ts,sS ~, -, o q. Sc e and Il
WEST HOUND.
For sinEsFiy, accom- aodAtiOn, GAIly Il q
For baltimore, accommodation, dAIly sz.
oopt Sunday "a q. m.
For GAicsEO and Pi.tnburS. cypress, dSti,
1lnOinnAsi ana 81. Louis express, anlly
II IS m,
Baltimore accommodation. daily sGBeu
PittShurE, Chicago dnd 81, Isonls eIpFvsa
daily 90 p m.
SinEsriy accommodation. daily 7 90 D %.
HOk LANDER az No, y 10 a. IA ,suHAs
only. ll.0o q. n. eallT sXaaps 31EdsT, q
10, 90 D. m. daiiy.
trains isay0 sdaFEs1 5sE8ss ssSnoz;
hef khilAoelphta Aes p. a. dA0T, fcl
RAislnEeTs IS ?, g., daily. RbE Landsh
burg $50 and 11.oo g a. iGsiy, exospt Rap
day. o,los n on SUNDAY 9RlYs LIS and & CO
.. m, DAILY.
fttleDlrK. OhssAxo Aa9 n E-s1is expr%S
Trains Tor NiIsing t00-R.sAs rhnsas!
phiA, daily, u %, le.eb, al 90 .. n, II o.
noonI a. GSo, q %, kt.as, As9. Glsi l0lpl
II % p. q,
Daily, ezesps Ear dSy, $50, E.VO =. =
MA, And $50 p. n,
SUNDAYS emily, alkAm.
RCpfoga trAiH6h
HATBs TO WESTERN FoInTB LOWER THAI
VIA ANY orHnR LINE
NJ. ID. OLHMENTA o. D9OULh
0enn MAna8sF seal Pass. Ares
T8i6Dhona ne. ISIS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

Competition among the grocers (ave 10
Dumber) of MilledRtVille, Ark became
so brisk that OIL e Of them offered excur-
sion tickets to st Joseph 10 all of his Gus
toners who would promise hi n their
trade for the next three months This
was a BID for long term OF custom, and
before the other grocers could recover
Themselves he had q monopoly Of the
trade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11
FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES II. TREAT of Georgetown.
state senator--Lev Is Thompson.

State senator-Lewis Thompson.
Representatives - Charles N Curtis,
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John PillIng, White clay lreek;
L. Frank Ellison, Peneader; Daniel p.
Stewart, Red Lion; Daniel W. CorDlt, st.
Georges
Levy Court Commissioners-Joh J
Gallagher, Wilmington; James L. Ne
gtlligsn, Brandy wine; Benjamin F. shep
gard, Christians; John W. Cotiman, New
Castle; George W. Groves, PencadeF.
sherifl-M illlAm simmons.
CoroneF-lieorge ". Jackson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11


NoLiOk. - 1. BBUJAMIH q. QAM,
~ tbs teaeat Of the houss situated Il
NOS q and z15 King street. IN the and ward
q the city Of Wilmington. county 81 New
Castle and btate or Delaware, IN eoin-
plianee With The requirements Of ihe
arts OF the General Assembly In such ease
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that I shall apply 10 whiting 70 die Court OF
General Sessions Of the feaca and Jan DeiiV.
cry ef the stAte Of DelawAra in and for New
Castle County, on. hOnday, the isl i day Of Noy,
A. ID. 1888, being the nett term OF faid eOurt
for license for said house a. az INN ortayern.
Tor the sale therein Of intoxicating liauora M
less quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk on
the premises, and the following Tespeetable
pllcAtlon. viHs -
Edward Melehier John y Push
Nicholas Jenny HeuFV Gebert
samuel Reed GesrFe W Qntnh
WIN u Babcock john PlunTett
nTnnla Oonner Charles y spArks
x hiankeh Richard Boath
dreas CHARLES Helmet
= 1tAoy Charles N JOFdam
Z A S acheller Michael rafferty,
Louis haltritn John Maior
= ,nhfes OK Gilmore
Z, hossu Andrew HeuttaF
~ = sbe y "a Gibson BENJAMIN 9.GAM.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

ias Los "a ans d ne is o Sos BUILI

IA ~. r ~ 5ALs or BUILD
SATURDAY, OuToBh R lS lsss
- o'cioeh, .. m.
% the premises.
Mes ]. 2, 3 and Z, on NORTH aida At mas.
avenue, batWeon adams And Jaehssr ~
each 2txls0 n "'A''n sS'
0e. :, on west side Of Adam ~ nash
oilpin ave aiss sbzi0a h. -'i'A Vi
70 9, on east Slfe OF IHoNFon ST ne,,h a,
01lpin ava. aias 2sx-Oo n -s''A VI
These lots Aro aplandiIiIy a,tn.,.S a..
Guiding pufpoaaa, are euIbod ana navsS
and surrounded By fns resIdeHs,sP ,Is :
dWalliuG will b. aid ~ nhbut An ~ ~
10 No. 1909 VaBBuPUb ST Ia roon,s ~ W Y.
~, ,,ost, ~. ~, ~ toad ORDER situated
Inns Keats Welt aiynJG "o'A@Nis
Terms made kn9wn BY
osaa,,,. WE J. IIdHER, agent,
N'''StAn tof n ArkOt street.
W, A. HuktIl, Auot,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

NOTtUh. - j, BRIUuEr LALLY.
IN ho oWaeT and occupant OF tho housi
Ntuatsd ~ NO, ~ East Front st In the md
OF NeW Castle and STATE OF DolG-
ware, IN compliance with the require
menu OF the aoA Of the General As
senbly In Booh case made And provided, DO
HEREBY give NOTES that l ghsI apply IN
writing 70 the Court OF Goneral Sssiaons Of
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the stats Of
lyslAHAra, In and for Rev Castle County, on
Uond9y, the 18TH day Of Nov, a. d., lss8
being tho next tarm OF sid court, tor q II.
cease toT said house a. an ion or tsVern. fer
the HAls theraln OF Intoxicating liquors IN
Ices quantities thAn enc quart, 70 e drunk
On the promises, Aod ths believing regDsota-
ols olnnens Of SAID ward Toosnmend me
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

VOU WILL FIND SOMB VERY DE-
n drAbls hoaSsa, IL the following list;
&c. etI EAat sth st. q rosaB
10. 1901 Rodney st 8 rooms and bath,
no. 7le DuPent ~ !, Q roona and bath,
70. so Monroe St., rooms and bath,
no eob Delaware ave, Ioons and store,
10 80 Market 81, - roe ms and bath.
60 loos Lrentoa Phes, rooms Aad bath.
No. 1914 NAhBufsn &c., 10 rooms and batb.
20. sos west md 81, . reona.
go ls0e DeiaVaie ave-, rooms and bath,
10. 39ls MaRAOt ST, . rooms and path,
no: 1As MAfkOt 81 10 rooms and bath.
II mono o. tha1o suit yes, We have many
more. OAl AAd ae0 a. HkALu a 90,
Oo-Sh fth AID Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-11

4 @~SN AAeANNFss
limitation India Double
Wrapping Shawls. The best
grade we know of, sra.
Less than half the common
price. Single shaw Wis oil the
same grade are SIS.
India Shawls, Umritzur
and Mountain midas start
at SI7, Valleys at SIS. Each
one made up of numberless
bits Of fine hand work.
Second floor. near Juniper aud Chestnut
streets corner. Take elevator.
Hemssitched Linen Shee IS
might be a bit extravagant
IL you paid for the hen stitch
ing. Figure on these.
French Linen, ii yards,
$40 a pair; trifle better
linen, 2s yards, IS a pair.
More than the hemstltching
thrown in.
Southwest Of centre.
Take it all in all, what we
have done In Blankets this
year over'ops our Blanket
doings of any other season.
Not a stlngy Blanket In the
lot. You'll care when snappy
nights come. Keep size in
mind as you look at
llWOol Blankets a. a q pair.
Atwood Blankets at IS pair.
Atwood Blankets at $3.50 a pair.
And so on through the list.
Near women's Waiting Room.
A little lot Of Decorated
Bohemian Glass Berry or
Fruit Bowls. Odd shapes.
So to S.. Third off.
Second floor, Juniper street side. -Four
elevators
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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NoTlUE--l, JOSEPH BaaNER, THE
~ oEaer and Occupant OF the house aitu.
Ated at NO ol0 Church street, in
the Eighth ward Of tho city OF Whining.
ton, county of New UAstlO aud State Of Dela.
ware, In oomPliGnes with tho requirements
OF the acts Of the General Assembly in suoh
case made and provided, do hereby give no,
tioe that l shall apply In WritlliS 70 the
court OF General Sessions OF the Peace and
jan Deliyery Of the State Of Delaware. "a
Abd for Rev CASTLE County, on Monday, II 3
leth day OF nov. a. D., 1883, belnR the noTt
term Of said court,for 3 license for said house
e an inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of
intoxicating liquors in less quantities thai
one quart, 70 DO drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable eitizsns OF said
ward recommend the said application. Wis.
james BRry james l,ynoh
SAmos Denntng Samuel Forrest
BAInAtd romance II Fennsmgfo
aenIy BfoWa James UhYifty
Joloph mAeiaon WIN ID Sparks
hsVl OnHBAln john Moore
John D0nlon walter Tord
yohn bornef Joseph I'd WArdg
John e SHAuB5 John N Irwin
john u moRoWsn DANIEL Bioo5vsu
49i4o m Welb James A MAguire
bnHsSn WIN Forrest
PetSs- Becker JOSEPH EtgnNEu
olo-sLG&W
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Russell, MissInsr & Co
THE ARLIsARs' sAvLRu BANK.
no. Sos EARKMT sTREBT.


no. 00s EARHMT HTREBE.
thpoIhoRATAD.s ssss...sss.EHbRuARY 70, iszs
Open 70 receive deposits daily from an,
evenings rom 70 Q O'Clock
The charter Of the bank provides that the
prohts upon ith investments, except 90 maOh
as 10 required fer tho payment Of naoeaEa3V
exponaos and for suitable surplus for the
security or fepoaitoTa, Shall be divided
srnoHg the d5positoTs,
No manager 10 allowed 70 borrow any paFs
Of the funds deposited with the Corporation,
MANAGERS.
9aefBe W. Bueh, 3. Allen HiIIss,
U. Nesle Woldin, Alexander IL Hart
zee. =. OApelle n. Il, Benson,
Ohsa. " hoMland, Job II. jackson
Jos. L. Carpenter, IT., ANTHONY HiTEIna
denfI Z. Dare, WAahinS ton Hastings
mONHN LOANED ON M0RT4AGMS,
9no, ". BueHt Csc, 3. OAPhLLB,
Pregtdent Vice Pesidan
B. T. TAYLOR, Treas ufoF.
.sW- nav Ioa. NJ. MATuuR Auditor
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Didn't We

Tell you it was going to
be colder, and didn't we
tell you we had the
warm clothing for you?
We have been fitting
up a good many people
and have been doing It
in such q way that they
Will be sure to remem-
Der Us. The facts are
we make it our whole
study to get up the
Best Clothing for the
least money
We have the very
best Overcoats; we got
in a big lot to-day of
very inc ones.
We are re arranging
our Suits, and in going
over them we are really
surprised that we have
so many. We have
been cutting and maxi
ing until we have more
than We can show prop
erly, but they'll coon 60
at our prices.
Our Custom Depart
ment is also crowded
with handsome, fine
goods. EVERYBODY ought
to see them.
J.P.MuIlil
Tailors, 9Th & Market
ClothierS Wilmington.