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Daily Republican., 1888-10-03
SATURDAY. OCTOBER sTH. 1888.
on the promises, at 1 p. m. sharp.

Most Of tho properly offered Is on h,rh.
s9lid kIonndi ever AleRenth street bridge.
Ihth section Il Feaehing a prosperous bssis
xery rapidly, and subatsntiAl I'M p. ovements
Car Works. he Dsis@irs Terra Ce,,s S MSsSs
and the newly started Wire ManufaetoTV
create Lively temand for houses, me
branch % the Oty Railway C0Hpany now
~ operation, pas csrtainly added 20 the value
why price, ehould not steadily advance. me
balance Of the properly 10 most beautifully
located on a commanding site on ElEhteenth
street and overlaoka the City Park and IL 9
Brendywine. 1901 Hehld siret Is 4 eornt r
rooms, built lsee with alley privileges. 12la
and l2ff Forrest street, are each two.sterV
brick, lot lfNM ofoom6, built Issa with allex
pTivilegea, los West eighteenth street is two
porch, front lawn, side yard and alley pFiyi.
legeg. The lota are on Thatcher, Head,
Davis, Peoples, DuTe, Twal N, 1hirteenth
Fourteenth, Fifteenth, StN tenth, Eighteenth'
sna tWenty.aeeond streets.
The sale viii commence AZ d. NJ, Oharn
with No, I, and proceed ma MY IN order ~
numbering, Omnibus v II leave $40 l.2 Mar
TEXAS o. SAILS - For the lots, % per cent,
cash - forfeit money, the balance IN notei
Of per cent; for lll cash, Deeds delivered
when all paid. Taxes 1893 paid by sellers,
Fof l1Ol Head ~. Nortghge OF eil00 At 9 peI
cent lor lns ". 18th 50 mortgage oftllO1 at
per CEN and TOT l1tf and tx1f Forrest ST. Mort
cages OF 800 each 81 per cent may remain,
balance same As lot terms. Rant from day d
settlement 10 purchaser. Taxea for Isss pAid
| by seller. Settlements in all cases 70 be made
complete before Saturday, Oct. IA at noon,
MlLLARD Il. Fools,
al0k Market street
| azf-8t Agent TO eject Sale.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03


CTTY Solicitor BALL has pushed
The cases against the peanut v6udsFs
and obIAinAd fEsa The O1uEi . Iudg.
ment against then which virtually
amounts 70 IN order Tor the abolish
msnt OF the corner stands The WSy
the matter nov stands every one Of
these men oGn BE- aned for eAoh day
they keep khesF places open, and In
fact II 10 the opinion Of soue Of our A.
toEueys that each sGls they make 10 q
separate violation OF the Law, fOE
which they are liable 70 arrest and
prose tuition. Mr.. Ball 10 certainly en-
Illlsd 70 The thanks OF the community,
aud especially The business men, fol-
The energetic manner In which he hAl
pushed this matter aud Obtained de
oislon on this long deferred question.
For the past ten ysaFS the ElghI Of
these men 70 stand on The utTeal o0E'
ners has been undecided, aud during
that time they have increased and null
tlpIied, bat now, through Mt. BSl'i
action, the odlot has gone faEth ihA
they aust either rent stores and d
business the same ~ other people o
give up altogether.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

THs D,moorAIio CONVENTION OF The
Third Congressional district, in Phila-
delphiai have, oIWithslandInR Mr..
OleVe'And'a we'll known dislike 10 Ihe
Hon. Samuel ]. Randall, unanimously
nominated him for Congress. BuI this
10 not the worst OF IL, for In their dsslA-
ration OF principles they sAy:
I'm all directions, 30 far as the tariff
laws are involved, the utmost care
should be taken to cover fully the differ.
enoe Ia the cost of production in this
Ano other countries arising from the
higher wages paid In the United Btates,
30 that the wAge-eArnsF here shall NOT
De placed in uDfAvorAble competition
With the cheap labor of other countries
we dspreoAte any tendency to free
NOV Nj. Randall Is NOT q RepubIi.
can neither are the men who nouai.
mated him, bat these are Lhe principles
for which the Republican party Ar
now battling, and II these man wish 4
Ds consistent they will have 70 mSks
ehelr ticket Harrison, Morton and Ran,
Dali. This IL vastly different doo,Ein,
20 that advocated BY Mr.. Cleveland In
MS message, or that embodied In kh1
Mills bill, or the national platform O
the Democratic party. MI. Randall
although . DsmoorAL IL NOT a freI
trader, bat believes In proIs citing ID,
industries OF this country, Fer year,
he had stood up 10 Gong ess and Tough
In behalf Of the working GLASSES OF hi,
country, ard assaulted the Mills bll
because II IL free trade measure thu
does moi pro ett the wage eArners. Foi
ahis Mr. Cleveland has done ell in hii
power to nousiga him TO obsourlty, bu
SUI he clmes TO the front unsoAlhed
This declaration OF the Democrats o
Philadel ohis, shows exactly where Me
cleveland and those who tolloa hl
leadership nov stand, and noiWiIh
standing their pToIssIAi lions stamp
them Is free traders, Who know bu
little and care less for those who ear
sAeir bread By the sweat Of Their bro !
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

A number OF boys and girls who at
tend No. school, quarreled near the
corner Of Filth and Jefferson streets, last
evening, and seriously annoyed the en-
tire neighborhood. Blows were struck
and several stones were thrown, but lucki
ly no one was seriously hurt. II neither
their parents or teachers can exert any
authority over them as they are return,
ing home from school, the police should
look after them This is the second OIL
th ird time that similar battles have oc
Cured and measures should be taken u
prevent their repetition
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

( Tan RnPUBLEoAMs Of DSla0assI
have aFOussa lgom NE lnAaiioA whiah
has shaxashsElaOa tham alMos 1859, anA
ERE now up end doing. zhsy have
Given chs anSmy the vsntAgs ground
untl over thEaa thousand Of thsm In
thls county aro houAd hand and fooh
bat nov they SEEN 70 oommeAoe 70
realise that siha who would be free
hImsslf muat strike tbs bio y" Ehs
aggressive petition taken By tho Re-
pubtloAns In this oAmpAlgn 10 sOms-
IhlDR unsxpeslsd By the DemOorAhs.
and this combined With tie disssn-
laion IN lheiP ogn ranks has completely
demorAlissd them. Num6srn Of work-
|lngmsu, who have Vossd he DSmo-
cratic Ticket In the past Will Oast their
VOTES for Harrison and Norton and pro-
AnolIon 70 A naFloan industries, In op-
position 10 Cleveland and Thurman
and iros trade. AZ there are large
proportion Of these men In Della ware,
lhoFs are certainly RESPONSIBLE gusuuda
for hope that ths RspublioAns Will
carry IhIs slAIs IN November. The
people are bscomlag weary with Demo
cratic mlsRuls, and there vas never .
stronger ssnllmeUt in favor Of . change
In this Stats. Ths day hiss passed Tor
msn 10 walt for sons stump speaker 70
come around and tell them heE IA
vote; they have commenced 10 think
and Aot for themselveI, consequently
they ere Abls 70 vote uuderstandlnsly.
Az guoh is Che case there IL hope for the
Rspu 6lioAn party in the Diamond
BIAle, for II IL only BY and through
that party the poopls can ever hope &c
have those reforms that We % mu u
need, and which TOR years have beer
promised By the Democrats party.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03
GO TO THE
BEE HIVE.
5O6 MARKET STREET.
FOR YOUR BARGAIN

Rich Silk Plush in tn. \
yard. 'AS
Superb French Broadtlol
extra fine, sold in most I'M
at SI.2s. Our price on iii,
IS 81 the yard. The barp,iI
in your favor.
We are opening an uuuiu|
flne large stock Of Dres, M
mings and Buttons at our AL
popular low prices. MaDy|
the styles you will not Sea !,
where. Nine. Demo est r,l,|
patterns, portfolios, etc, for
now in stock. Step in and
a new sheet.
| 8 big bargains in Had
Ichiefs.
| A I2Hc. one for &C.
"A I5c. one for loc:
| An I8c. one for nc.
| Ladies' Linen Fancy Bod
You cannot resist the ttu5
tion.
| Childre ms Regular.u|
Black Hose, white SPLIT ID
to 81 in at IaHc per plir
Ivalue.
| One lot OF English good
duced from SIC a pair 10 |
all sizes, 5 to 81. MOs
cellent value
Examine and buy our
nels if you wish to keep
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

Harnah NJ wife of Wm. =. Davis,
died at the residence of her brother, W m
Sinner, near Chadd's Ford, Pa, on
Monday last, after suffering several
months from consumption, in the 3Oth
year Of her age. She was OF q quiet,
unassuming disposition and highly es-
teemed by her relatives and friends.
Her deceSse Is an irreparable loss to her
husband and three little children. Her
remains will be inferred in Birmingham
Cemetery tomorrow Thursday after.
noon, leaving the house OF her father at
2 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

FoUR WEEKS from next Tuesday the
people OF this country will give their i
decision upon the most vital question /
that has ever been presented for khsir 4
consideration. Ga that day they will
decide whether the prosperity which
this country has enjoyed for the pasl
tVenty-ssven years shall Be continued,
or whether, By . ro-elsotlon OF Mr..
Cleveland and . DsmoorAuS Congress,
the barriers Of prolsotlon shall BE- re-
moved and our prosperity turned lptOI
disaster and ruin for many years tol
come. II the WoFklBgmsn OF this
country wish 70 try the experiment. OF
free trade there IL nothing In thsI
world 10 stop them from 90 doing, bat
before they do 80 II will be we'll for
them w atop and consider the oonso-
QusnOea. For Just - sure ~ the night
folio ~ he day, IN endorsement Of thel
Democratic policy By the reelection
Of Mr.. Cleveland will throw open curl
markets 10 the products OF the cheap
labor OF Great Britain, pArAlyzs our
industries and suEn our WoRkmsn oui
ppca Sns streets without enploymsnk
This WOuld NOT only bs for = weak or .
month, but II would b for years. A
distinctive Are might break out In one
OF our large cities and ere Its course
was s'syed lay half or tWo-thlFds OF
II In ruins, leaving scores OF families
homeless. That Would Be . terrible
disaster, but such things have hap.
psn6d, and the burned bulldIngs have
In short time been Febdilt, bui . CON
hsgTAhon, q a lod, . oyolone or even 81
eAElhquAke, such ~ partially destroyet
Charleston . year or Two ago, are bu
~ . drop In the bucket when com
pared with the destruction 10 American
industries. Tue damage done BY VI
elements oAn soon be FepAlrsd, bu
heW many years would II take 10 70
store 10 this country the property
now enI ~ II that prosperity IL one
Destroyed BY free trader The hlsIor,
Of our country shows that every Tim
the DemooFAllo party has attempted !
fAStsn Tree trade upon Us The Gltsmp
has been folio wed By dlEAgeF an
ruin. TReniy-ssven yeAEs ago Oh
present tArlh WAs enacted, Whish sine
then has been modified In soma Fsspeo,
70 meet existing olroumstanoes. Unde
lite wise provisions tie o1unhy b
pAIRed through one OF the grsatssI Wal
1he world ever saw, aud every dollar q
debt CAUSED by that war would hAv
been paid had james G. Blaine bee
elected President in 1884 instead I
Grover Cleveland, Although the .syt
nue. derived from this tariff IL large,
has rot oppressed the working olSsss
bat On the contrary wages are 40 D,
90 al higher on an average now thA
they Wers before this tariff were o.
acted, while the purchasing powsT OF
dollsr IL mach greater. Oar InduSlrll
have furnished and increased aud thel
are mora men At work now In thsl
United STATES than there ever was b
fore. Tho suOossB OF the Republics
party mssns the certainty OF . oontln,
alton Of this prosperity, while on Il
other Rand Democratic success meAl
the trying OF doubtful txperin eu
which experience has taught Us 10 su
TO lave = disastrous result.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

The Novelty Theatre WAS crowded for
the opening Of the week, to witness one
OF the best variety shows that ever ap-
peared in this city The Victor llis, the
This lie their first appear.
ance in u is city, and should be seen TO
be appreciated. Also Bob Murray, Billy
sullivan, lille Weldon; ais the dlminu'
tive serio comic, the German Rose, "a
years old, aud SO inches high She sings
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

WILMINaEON y NORTHERN y. he
Tine table In eject, July sth issa. Trains
leave WiiminEton (Freaeh street, a. follows;
For neadihE, Birdsb0gO o, Joanna Spring.
Reid, WAynegburG junction, Manor ,PottsVilles
TAmaqua, Allentown, Lebanon. WeEnefes
Vile and all points on the Philadelphia Ane
Beading b, RI l,se .. n, and = 20 p. m.
nd ~ 1FISseeviie fSntpe. uhSdSss
Ford ARa Dupontss and intermeaiAta poiniA
], % q. M, ana g. % D, n.
FER OoALeaVtlle and intermediate Foinh n
7, 90 a, M. 4. 10 And .. ~ p. m.
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
Far NV Bridge and intermediate polutA
a iBp. n, A6d on Saturday oRly 81 5.se Ane
On sunday for HaanisS and intermediate
points, a. g. Is q. M, and To- springfield and
Intermediate points 1t 800 d. M
anpaTfntandenE Cen Pass. AGi6
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

State senator-LeWisT Thompson.
Representatives - Charles NJ. Curtis
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John Pilling, White Clay Greek
L. Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel ?
Stewart, Red Lion.
Levy Court Commissioners-John ]
Gallagher, Wilmington; james Z. Ne
gilngan, Brandywine; Benjamin +. shep
pard, C6ristiana; John W. CoffmSn, New
Castle; George W. Groves, PencRder.
sherif-William Simmons.
Coroner-George W. jackson.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03
nRoF. A. S. WEBsTERs
Select Dancing lGll.
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wlb'g

0RFTLRMEN's CLASS. ~ Tssia
day ever lug, septic nos ~ 20 10 svlii
Thursday eveniue rem W, " :, =, Las,
LIpIHs' AHD CnlL2sS : : ,,.o5sil
msnesS Saturday ais.rno ?, ~, ,,,' rs
nis,noh wsdnsaa1 ~ Aftefnoon
Sns SATURDAY non 3 70 . .-lsr. d
OoTnmenrinz lnsel y 'ITsgisi q
spsosal I.adiodT 0ls's 90 ',i,,,ii q
from 5 to 10 O'Clock l ~ ui ia'lbg.
Tor ladies Who cRnnot, Ser a,,.S,S lgralbia
W private Ulas es or PflFS'o
'P Sor ferms, Ulroulafs 49,, !. tg 81 n
kobeIln, TO Market s'i y, ~ NAL %
soS Weat Tenth street, VI " SIS
annie rsmple
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03


The Ponemah Cotton Mills, said 70 be
the second largest cotton factory in the
United States, II not 10 the world, are
tituRted on the shetueket River, In the
village Of Taftvil e, a suburb Of Norwich,
Conn, three and one-fOurth miles from
the centre Of the city. The building Of
the dam and the mill was commenced in
1867 and the company commenced run
ming the machinery in 1870. At that
time there was not a house in sight Of
the privileges, and where now stands q
small city in appearance, with streets
lined with handsome houses spreading
out In various directions, there was bu'
rocky, hAlfeultivAted and neglected
farming lands. The entire length OF the
mill, including 100 foot machine shop,
Is 1875 feet. eome idea OF It's vast tiEe
can be arrived at by stating that thia
number Of feet makes the mill but trile
less than third Of 3 mie long, II
manufactures q fne quality n colt n
goods, which finds ready market a
over the country. The company own
100 tenement houses, besides stores
storehousps and various buildings con
nected With their manu- 'actory. Capita
stock, 81 ZOO, 900; bales C, tton consumtC
per annum, $500; number OF splndles
1875, GOO; yards goods made annually
20, 000,C Coo; amount annually paid 70
labor, S450,0OO; number of hands EN-
ploytd, 500.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

NOTICE. WILL COMMENCE On
IN Monday, April ., 20 regulate, seal .and
gtamp al weights ana measures used in New
Castle County this year. All work lett Al
Kyle's, Ninth and King streets, or at my
reaidenoe, 1875 PoslRr street Wilmington,
Dell, viii receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE
Regulator OF weights and hessrres.
alO-am-eod
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03
WOTkllgmGl and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-6ve Dollars and Up
wards.
TWELFTH WARD

WARDS
Over four hundred sold 10
the past year. Fine locatieq,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall hour
within a square Of these lets
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave-
nue.. Fare 3 cents.
Look at the improve
ments; Cit" water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate
streets being graded; new
school-house; street Car line
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe invest
ment, where you can sec
your money every day, this
cannot De equaleu. Hao D
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
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 savins
bank taken as cash.
For information how e
secure a home apply to
IPETER j. FORD
Second and Webb Sts., or
lTHOS. M. OGLE
602 I-2 Market st.
Au17-Sn
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03
DON'T YOU Want

An Overcoat or a
Suit of CIothesl IL
you do you can find
almost any kind you
may want, either for
Man or Boy at our
place, Sixth and Mar.
ket Wilmington.
We have made every
effort we know to
have the best, the
most stylish, and at
the lowest prices. We
have an endless varI-
cry OF OVercoats ano
Suits to show you.
Boys Clothing in
all the new styles,
Clothing to order.
You who know us
know how we make
and fit. We have Q
big force at work.
II you want fine
goods TO select from,
bear In mind we have
the best.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

8nnego Railroad.
AnRR. 81 -

19A - 49,
RsaAAs YIN laavs wunaisgnsa ~ psalsua
i. EAl.ess!g 4 gsERgsssA A.sI!,-ss@sA IN.
! 49, VI "a ~ = sss a "a ms a m.
b a j 9. III : K. isSa "a "a "a sha
:. ss =. n "a "a 80 p. ~ 4. sh
nn q -. aa.& IA. -, bAl Ma T&
foS We, lAsatss, via LAnohiA. = ans
y 3 r, ~ W s ssa sss r; NJ ,,..v.,.,. -.
Bsi.imsss ssd inssrnsaisssT s.siioaS ioma
pslsRInsoaSas . md esS t4ns, TG1A
Baltimore Hnd WaahinGton, IA AAA IN
gIl and lieo a. n, nO(s 4 II. I 4 "a tk
Tsai5s for bclsWsre Dsvisioa leave for,
| New t,asties ~ eM -. me- IN -
sscrSs 90 w nd Ls1 s - a. n.SHRn..
RestoIa isEpFsssh so ?. =. -.
hsrrington. DainaRs and way stAtioaa' boi
Ea > Tor Harrington. = .. n. wa,
E1pfess 10 bower. Harrington. ana Dss.
/ mar, ~ o. Night.
Franklin CIV, sDhm
tort ana NoTfSik. i 5 Mint
1 Lf94Ve fntlooelpntAs broad nlo1A Nof VIII
minRton lexpreaaA 1aA. % IN ~, 10
1914 u Is II 81 q. M, 301, Doi, ao2 a@
9 o. 81. co, so, II @p. n.
Aocommoda fons - lQ q .. M.s In II
~, au,e n q ~ % 10 20. and II n D. n.
SUNDAY ERALHB.
For Philadelphia lexpreasl. 9ee Z y 20
10 IA ne, II u =, M, ~, . ~. and % .. y
Accommodation, IL q. ms TIA 4 -. q n
1850 Tea and 10 % D. N.
EoE Chester lexpressl. Hib. 10, II 81 . ~,
10 y. %. and 10 % p, nj.
Asoopmodation, eiSa Aa nia. IL. ta
Tss New ! Sit Ssrprsnsh o. an ass IA
rs II 81 ., n, 81, IA = y. : - Aad 1e.e
ySi Yves. oAssssr. via LAzOkin. suA n,
" Tor csps chsriss, OLD Point Comfort. an.
For New Oashe, klddletown, Clayton,
lDoyer, Felton, HARRINGTON, heAfoFd, Laurel,
and DelmAr, u o6 Night.
baltimore and Warrington, In, asa 9eA
y u .. m, ntA 9 a and y p. n nalh
more :. % 4nd y % p, n.
Leave Philadelphia, Rroad Street. tor VIII
A. NJ, keA ~ and II. 10 y. n.
Accommodation, .. 9S 10. ~ A. NJ, heA AW,
lo.1o ., S and Il. HP. n.
For further Information, passengers are 70
harTed 70 the ticket eface 81 Che station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expresa
igpon watch extra iArs Il caAEged. -,
ss shsEsi kss Sas General fsss MTS Az,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

ATE you fl ,oted with diEz ness, or .
dun, heavy feeling throughout the FORE
head and temples? This often indicates
torpoE Of the liver, which Lsxs1oT viii
promptly cure. II Only costa % cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

Lates haze moOed to Chest
mt street, east Of Nam
AiJle, MuSlin nnderzOear,
Corssts, Bnstles, etc., AaUe
gone to second IIooy.
Plenty Of counter and
shelf room for the Lace
family now. Much, and easy
to see.
Among the latest Corners
are the French Gauzes and
Tissues. Spider web b y
airy, filmy fabrics. Touched
with color as SUM e h |
touches a cloud wreath. Pat.
terms perfectly new and en-
Itirely our own:
Plain Stripes
Graduated Stripes with Tinsel
Lace Stripes with Cashmere Colo
ings in 1insel
Combination Stripes and Colors I
initiate Narrow Picot-edge Kit
bon
All the leading tints of thu
season. 90c to 81 so. Richer
rarer on the way.
Dress Nets In black, white
cream and colors. Vine,
zigzag stripes; blocks, bar
spots, stars, and a muItitud
OF neat designs, $140 I
$3.50.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

PHuADn1rH1A, Wednesday, October 3. 1888.
OPENING or
Fall Bon netSand Hats.

To-day first look at the new Fall
Bonnets and Hats. The Millinery Par
lors are like flower garden in full
bloom.
MORE THAN TWELVE HUNDRED speci-
mems from Paris, from our own work.
rooms, from wherever the sprightliest,
ARREST, daintiest things could be had. A
hOuseful of headwear hints.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

Whatever form you see
tricked out among the
Trimmed you'll find ready
to your hand among the
Untrlmmed. A babel Of
shapes, straw, felt, anything
that goes. For big and Lit.
tie.
The ribbons, gew-gaws,
and filigree to put with them
are 10 windows on either
hand.
Ribbons have taken or
some new qulrks. Shaded
Ribbon-two to four stripes
each in a varied tone OF the
same color, Cashmere eff.
tec's. Half gros-grain and
half satin, the satin In mar
row seli-color stripes.
We've only begun to looE
at the Ribbons, or the Bon.
nets and Hats, for that mat
ter.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

DUBLIO SALE or OHIU CALVES.
u The subeeribsr viii sell ct public saIe
81 the drove yard Of DAVID Johnson, OsntEe.
VILE. lei, on
THURSDAY, oOfOBER en-. 1855,
AK head Of Ohio Calves. Thess are an az
~ ira lot Of hotier calves, among them q
few steer calves, aud formers who Wlah 70
see them.
Dinner u 90. Sale 81 1 80.
ROBERr MERRIUK.
J. @. RobinsoD, auotionsof Sia-dkW .ts
Daily Republican., 1888-10-03

Paris, first, Of course. |
Cave of the Fashion winds |
s there. We are SO fixed
that we feel the fir at breath
Of every zephyr. Dresses
and Wraps, Bon nets and
Hats, or the stufs that goI
into either. Keep an eye
On the store and VI QUILL know
what finds favor on the
banks of the Seine
But a good shar re OF our
Bonnets and Has never saw
Paris. French neatness and
jauntIness and ds sh Just the
same. Stop wherever you
please by the fill my, fluffy,
teatheTy shapes and say
which is a Linn Faulkner
Hat or a Nine. I IeitZ Boyer
Bonnet. WrongI We made
1t. Look for the name insic e.
That's the only way to tell
But for that except by
chance, you'd ne yer pick out
what
Virot
Pouyanue
Tuvee
Louise VVion
jesse
Nine, Julia
or any one of nj ybe a dozen
others sends US.
A charming lot il you
could see them together, bu
they are lost 10 q wilderness
OF bright, saucy wide awake
creations.
Why should 1T they be
They are anon g their kin
1t isn't the Paris of bouie
wards and back alleys, Blu
! the Paris oil wit ard tast'
that is at the bottom Q
: these exquisite art dreams
Suppose we br ought a sic
, of the esthetic Paris here
the quick thought ard del
fingers and Gu ming iancie
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PREsIDKNTIAL ELECTORS.

HKNRY DUPoET OF Christiana.
JOSEPH X. WHITAKER Of East Dover.
JOSHUA Il. MARVEL Of Laurel.
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~ HEAD OF COWS, fresh ana s<-uuraa,
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This stock has been carefully 70 x2
lootod by myself In Laneastar eoanty, Pa,
and are an extra good lot.
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sale 1t l.0o, W.P, Proud,
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FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES II. TREAT of Georgetown.