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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-12

The requirements OF the Sinking Fund act
have been met for tho year ended June So 1883,
and for the current year also. by the purchase
of bonds. After comply ng with this law, ~
positively qu'red a.a bonds sufficient for tina,
not deemed prudent to sur,her extend the sur
plus IN such PURCHASES until the authority to dc
SO should be- mo, Q explicit. A. resolu
ton however, having been passed BY
doubt as to Executive authority, daily
purchases OF bonds W, re- commenced on
the ed day OF April, 1855, and have co t nued
the Government not yet due have been pur
chased up to and including the 30th day o.,
November, 1858 amounting to 9i,7OO. 400 the
Gl3.y8. The premium added to the pr nc,ple Of
those bonds represents an investment yieidine
about per cent. interest for the time they still
the amount Of interest at pei
cent upon the sum paid for principal
paid for interest Vt the rate speoified on thu
bonds, II they had run to their maturity. 10
about &27, l65, 40. AT FIRST sight this woult
seem to De profitable and sensible transac
ton on the part OF The Government. but, al.
suggested by the Secretary OF the Treasury
the surplus thus ex ended for the purchase .
Lu4.us was money drawn from the people II
excess OF any actual need Of The Govern
ment, and was 80 expended rather thar
allow 1t to remain idle in the Treasury.
lhls surplus, under the Of GRAFTON Ut just ant
Of the people, It would have been worth il,
their business at least 8 per cent per &..num
Deducting from the amount Of interest upol
The principal and prem UNI upon the bonds ant
the time they had to run o. the rate dt pei
cent, The saving Of ? per cent made tor Thu
people by the purchase Of such bonds, the losl
will appear to he tb5, 760, OOO This calculation
and unnecessary taxation ID continued ant
the Government Is forced TO pursue THU
olicy OF purchas ng its own bonds Q
pay, the loss 10 the people viii be hundreds 8
mill ons OF dollars. Since the purchase o
Ebonds was undertaken rs mentioned, nearl
all that have been offered were ct last ae
| the G0vernmsnt was In danger OF being sub
| ieoted TO combinations to RAISE their pf1oA IS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

that any ons outside Of IN insane asy.
lum viii take any stock in such nom
sente2 Why every sohoolboy knows
that the United States eHpoTt-nOt I'm
port-whsat; shat the AmericAn farmer
feeds millions OF the "paupsr laboTers"
of Europe, end that tina price OF his
wheat Is regulated, not by she home
market, but By the forelga market
whore It sells IN competition with the
wheat Of the world. What difference
does IL make 90 him whether forsigu
wheat be admitted TO this country free
OF be taxed 20 osnts or $40 bushel2"
GA no we do mol for one moment
imsgins that "our farmers ara natural
born fools, for Il thsy we're they might
believe the Every E 1enInR's thssFy that
this tariff OF 20 cents per bushel does
not enable them 70 obtain . higher
prloe for their wheat than II Il was Ad-
mitlsd into this country free OF duty.
The Every RFenlng knows that there
has rot been day for several weeks
that wheat could not have been brou Sht
into this country aud sod for less
money than our farmers are noR re-
osivlng for II, had 10 not been Tor this
lErlR Of 20 osnm on the bushel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
In Favor of a Mn.,n mai,

The Choral Club hsld = meeting last
evening, ~ which the following rasolu
tion Was unanimously adopted:
Be 1t resolved, That this Choral Club
heartily endorses the suggestion made
In letter published In the Daily RE.
PUBLICAN of Oo oher 10, 'e9, for the mu-
sioianB OF this city and their friends to
purchase or erect and maintain q build
Ing suitable for music hall, and that
the members OF said Choral Club cffeT
their support and assistance, both
Jointly and soverally In Its behalf, be
lieving II to DO for the good OF the club
and the whole community. The dhtes
for tho rendition Of the 'Plrstss of Pen
zAnoe' will be January aud 10"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
L'qusr Applications.


NOuUE-I, OATHARIdE uLARK.
IN the tanRnt Of the house situated a IN :
northeast conner OF La0bdau and WilliRtns
btfestH, In the Second ward Of the city
OF Wilmington, county Of New OAatle.
and state Of Delaware, In compliance with
the requirements Of the acts Of the General
Assembly In such case N acc ard provided
90 hereby give notice that shall apply IN
writing 70 the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace and JAN Delivery Of
the state OF Dela ware, 10 and for New Gas
tie County, on MOndaJ, the Ieih day Of Nov.
A. D., 1883 being the noxt term OF said
Oouft ,fer license for said house az an inn or
tavern, for the sale therein OF intoHIcating
nquora IN less quantities than enc quart, 10
DO drunk on the premises, and the followins
respect table oitiEaAa OF said ward recon-
mend the said application, Wis.,
y y kemblo AL Va Philips
John Mebrtdo Daniel morgan
Wthdish J0hn Coleman
Hugh DenehsF JChn FaaneV
hAIry Duaan John fuhF" ann
fetsE MeiBn 81 Patrick D. len
Augustine welsh michael Il Grant
John Hord Daniel Mcbride
James Brown Michael Honah
IhomAe neDevitt Patrick DugAn
Simon Moran Michael Giant
John Quinn AuRagtua Coleman
olSSF OATh ARlNB CLARK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
Plush Caps,
Cashmere Caps,
Embroidered Henrietta CABS
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
bingham 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.
Iriettas, 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, 1888-10-16

rHM Wilmlngton Fair IL over for
this year and has proved . sue OssS even
beyond the most sAnguIns expectations.
Tbs consequence 10 the main bulldluR
will be enlarged TO tHIo1 liz present
Izs for mex year. and . numbsr OF al.
dttionAl buildings will be sreo,ed.
While there 10 no reason Why the fair
should not Do held every year, there IL
every reason Why II should bsoomO an
annual institution OF this city. Tue
suoSsBs which has attended II This year
ts buI foretAsls Of what II will be mex,
season, While the experience gAlned by
the mAnAEesS this year will be worth
more than money TO them in the IA lure.
II IL, hoWevsF, 70 be hoped that
every part Of rule sixteen Will
be strictly enforced hereafter,
and that emo Whssl Of fortune, biting
or gambling OF any kind" Will bs per.
mitted on she ground. All connected
with the fair hAd much 10 learn this
year, bat under The oiroumstanoeI the
managers have done rem zrkAbly we'll,
and are entitled 20 the gseAIssI credit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

AT LAST Judge Thurman has made
public his long delayed letter OF Gooep-
sAnoe and Il must be admitted that Il
NOT only falls far below the ex peotA ilons
OF his friends, BAT also, thsI II will mot
prove . very Important favor In I'd.
vAuoing tbs chances OF the Democrat,
party In the ooniog election, He ar
CUES In favor OF free WOO, and oonss-
qusntly against theinterssIs OF Lis own
State. In faat the whole burden OF tbs
letter ID the free traders CRY, "ths GArl6
IL tax" The most mpor sant part
seems TO DO In the fact shat the 'oid
Roman" recognizes that he was pal on
the ticket Tor tbs eK press purpose Ct 80.
slsdng Mr.. OleFelAnd's re-sle ,Glon.
We do mos, however, think that either
his spseohss or this letter will do ,h
toward accom- 1liihlng this object aud
that Ii pro lA5ly The true reason why he
ls moi engaged 81 present In stun ping
some OF the doubtful slIiss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

In ALL the pesoheS made By Demo.
cEAdo orAIors, including the members
Of the OAoioeL none OF them have said
. single word In explanation OF the
conduit OF the Secretary OF War IN
puH shAdns 2 900 WOODEN blankets In
Gresi Bd1slu, insteAd OF buying them
In this cJuu ~ rais 10 . 81 bjsoI that
the fSes tTsds ors'ors dislike to speak
Abou ~ Il d ,ss not support the theory
shat ihs 6u'y on Ali articles 10 added 10
The cor. YET this has bssn ths theory
advanced ~ tine Democrats leaders
from Mr.. Cleveland down. The facts
are, 1he S9SrAsry OF War advertised on
Hatoa 25 1887, for bids for blankets,
and several Manufacturers In .hta ooun.
Try offered - supoly 'hem al 50 50 Az
Eng'iah hru offered 10 iurGlBh these
blankets 81 90 rs. and As oil goods
needsd by tie UnlIsd s Atss Govern
menS sre admitted free OF du,y, their
oher was 40 eptsi. Tee difference In
pElco Vas only 80 oeRB each, and for
this difference the standardization gave
the contract 20 English mana AoiuFers,
In preference 80 Americans. The duty
on blankets OF hat quality is 10 cents
Per pound, ana 50 per cent. I'd vAlorsm,
and - these blankets weighed four
pounds esob, this would have amounted
TO 81 44O on ahe 2 600 blankets, vhtle
the So psr cent I'D vAlorem would be
u 676 40. mNktnR . total on these 2 600
blABksw O. %. O16 40. Thus II viii be
seen mat the oosI OF these blankets,
With Abe du y added, would have been
$500 40 NOS, II the Democrats
hheory, thai on ell goods Manufactured
In this cJun'Fy the duty ls added 10 the
oOl OF pr0du Itlon, the American prIae
Would have been a5ous 1875 instead Of
S2.b5 eANb, Out instead OF that, the
Auer!cAu prize vas q. 400 lees than
she foreign prloa, with she dusy added.
This fec goes 90 show that the cost OF
goods mAnuiAoiured In this country IL
not lnoTss cd 10 proportion 10 the duty
paid, and thSG Mr.. OlsvelAnd, In his
message acd sgN'n 10 his letter OF ~
oeptanoa, I'D nJt tell tbs truth when
he EAId that tia fall amount OF the
duty was tdded 10 she cost OF all arn-
Giles manufactured In this oounsry. Sill
Democratic erai0rB and Democratic
journals oonIln1a 10 assert that Ihs
price OF everything the worklnEmAn
Buys IL inorssBsi By Ihe tariff 10 the
full AMOUNT the dusy. All oil them
hoRevsr, rs'sA!n from saying anything
about the blNnkat nsAotion, a. hi
shows ooncluslVely the attitude OF This
naturalization toward AmsrloAn In
duslr'es. The workInRmsn OF this
country have bssn boycoIlsd TO enable
this very economic admintstrA alton,
which has apsnl $95, 900 900 more than
any administration which has orsosded
u sin1 tho var, 10 save 5000. And
YET In sha face OF shis iSol, this 90 no
party has the Assurance 10 tell the
woEklnSmen that Il is their friend ana
TO ask them for their sup poFL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

WE AIRS Surprlsed thai Ihs free IrA lie
Journals do moi He'll lhslE readers thai
The advance in the oosT OF q ,uE IL
caused By the tariff, and that II H1-
rlsOn and Morton ere elected the pEio %
will still be higher. This would be
about ~ consistent a. some Of the nor
sense they are trying 10 gel the people
70 believe. For instance, the free trade
JourhAl Of this city contends that II the
tariff 10 removed, the working man viii
DO enabled to purchase el0 worth OF
woolen goods for less than %, Ani III Al
Without reducing bis Rsges. Any one
Who Knows anything AtLll Aboat manu-
iaoIufing is aware OF the faot thai 81
leAa1 80 per cent OF the oosi OF oil goods,
isspAid for labor, and hov goods are 10
DO oheApeDed over 20 per cent WIGbOu.
Affeoilng The wages Of those who make
them. IL problem the free traders
either oAnnoi ans WsE, or deems q mat
Ier OF TOO II al % moment for them 10
consider.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

JUDGE TURNER did exGoily right In
Aoilns As he aid In the case OF H 1zh II.
bNasnsyi who had = preliminary hear.
ing osi0fa him on charge OF assault
with Intent 10 kill We have heard II
slated Why s Nssney came bAok AI thls
pArhcnlhr time, almost on She eve Of
an election, aud surrendered himself 10
the authorities from whom he has been
hiding for the past four months. We
also know something about the pressure
shat has baen brought 10 bear on Judge
Turner TO gel him 10 settle the CASE In
hls oouri, and We are glad to Sea that
he hAo he'd ths moral courage TO DO jus!
WbAt his plain duty WAS In the matter.
There was no other course for him 10
pursue except 10 hold vesney for trial
81 the O5urs OF General Sessions, and
mad ne done other Wise, II would have
peen parVsrslon Of justice that would
certainly re,olled on himself. We have
every sympa,hy for 5wesney In tae m.
IorIuaste position TO which he has
drought hic'asl'i sill, II ts not due 10
any soI Of his thai his Violin 10 moi
nov lying Ia the ground, instead OF
balng able TO testify AzaiusI him, Hs
mas committed crlme for which he
must &nsEsr 81 she bar OF justice, ana
IL J1dse farmer had made Gny effort "a
Shield hi "a from tho consequence OF hi,
aoI be would lave reused o storm o
indignation FAlch must hsva resulted
IN hM enior35d retirement 10 prlvAa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 BAL
tImors Railroad,

HHAths viii losvo Wilmington ~ FallopH
rhilsdeiphia lexPreasl, a aBA i0,ss. hW
10 ~ 30 80 l0W, II %, II 81 =. NJ, 4 v
sA'eqmnodAtion, g % e6h 7oa lO@ a. n,
IL Hor "a 49, "a ~: ~ %; 10 Pr IA an v
fiM II sS I Ne. NJ, u %, IA ed 70& AM
HSs4gT VI a "a sA 20 Gls lOs.
u u e., Ma ID. a. SsS :. w w.
for we y Chester, via LAnokin, 9 q an,
sle = m, 2. 8 and coop, N,
FOR Newark (Centre) and intermediate sta
ssns1 r. and Il e aSS AZ p ssOa. ,O
HaltimSoarTe q ana Bay LINE, YSpn.
baltimore and Washington, f9A aAa BOA
u and u % a. NJ u o. y II, . - n. u
Trains for Delaware Divisioa leave for,
New Castles Q @. $40. ., M, IL 81 a.
9eoFgetown and Lsewes, 20 q. Las % Pm.
seafora iexpressh y p. n.
hArTinaton, pellsar, and way stAtioaa, go
E1pTsss for harrington. . y ,. n. Wa
EIpss:s ESE bOvsr. Warrington. and Dsl.
franklin City, % Q. n,
Express for Cape Charles, OLD Point UnR
tort and Norfolk, II % Night
Leave PhnAdelphia, Broad Street for VII.
ninEton yexpEessh nA, %, Ja8, IN, Bia
~ n y AZ an 1899, a4 sus ga an
xcSonn S Ion Ss, "a q 8 a,m,Lz In
2. ans 2 s@ o. 10 20. and II q D. \.
ssasIs ks SSa esnsrsi f E WOOD A.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
IVPRErEBEHItH IITRLeTIuHI
j oIEa l MILLION DlsTRsUTn
Louisiana stateI,otterv Oompnr

A~~slA1AAAAA ObasSeAtOtbe1y uOmpAhI
Incorporates nx the LsKisIaturs in 1ssA
VI naaeAuonAl and charitable purposes
s 80 ~ nenehlse made part Of tho pTssoh
state Constitution, IN Lars, 81 a. ova,
Whelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAOHDIHARV
DMAWAMaaA take place semi. ANN.
Ally lgne Ama Decemberl, ana IiA
S1AND bAh Gle n ON nRH Draw.
AnesB take place On ossah Of lho
0ehor sen m0nths In the car, An
are All drawn IN pMblkc, AZ Gh0
AS4aeAaS d AoaAes how Orleans La.
ave do hereby certify that ~ suporvts,
the AFrAngoments for AL the hHonthfy an
SemtAnnuAl drawings Of Tho I.OuiAian.
1tete Lottery o., and In poFnon mknaNt
nd control the drawings hsmSolVOl, ~
thAt me same are conducted with honostI
lalrne1s and IN good ialth toward al pArtISl
AAQ We Suthork4a the company 70 nee - b
eartihoAte, with fAesimilaIo o. oar 1iaest,lTs
Astaohod IN IL advertassmanta,H
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16


NOTlOB. - l, ANDREW WILHELM,
IN the tanaut Of the house situated al
NO. al ahlpley street, ia the First ward
O. the city Of Wilmington, county 81 New
Castle and State OF Delaware, in esm-
plianee with the requirements OF the
acts OF The General Assembly In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that l shall apply In writing 10 the Court OF
aeneral Sessions 81 the PeAce and Jail DeliV-
~ Sf the stAts Of Delaware, IN ana for New
Caste County, on Monday, the 10TH day OF Nov.
a. ID; 1855, being the next term OF Haid eoHrL
for license for said house as AZ inn or tavern,
for the sale therein OF Intoxicating liqaOrs m
less Quantities than one quart, 70 be drunk on
citizens of said ware recon meud thu said An.
plicAtlon. via:
Peter DonnellY LHtmAnn
August BiermAnn " McMAnus
Albert HenmAyeF John MeAiey
Ohrlsty W n Jack
John bAdef Cody AnhnEer
BENZ Groves Albert Bucher
fMker Tho5 / Russell
Blceth ChAs A window
Ihh BOURBON Preston AyAfs
Julius Gunthtr W Palmer
ChrthtiAn Bpoerl W II JOnfs
Jes Matchmaker ThJs n Culbert
Geo Steinioktn
Ole q ANDREW WILHELM.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES H. TREAT of Georgetown.

State SenAtOr-LewisT Thompson.
Representative - Charles NJ Curtis,
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, john Pilling White Clay Greek;
L. Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel B
Stewart, Rcd Lion; Daniel W. Corblt, st.
Georges Benjamin g. Lockerman Of
Blackbird.
Levy Uonrt Commissi0ners-John ].
Gallagher, Wilmington; James K. Me-
gilligan, BrandYwine; Benjamin +. shep.
bard, Christlana; John W. Cofman, New
Dastlei George W. Groves, Pencader.
Bherifi-N lillian Simmons.
Coroner-Ee Gorge W. Jackson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

A Spanish magistrate, shocked and ex
asperated by repeated food adulteration
has Issued n proclamation aflame with
righteous wrath that "all wines, grocer
les and provisions which, upon analysis
are proved to be injurious TO health, viii
be coniiseated forthwith and distributed
to the different charitable institutions. d
Popular Sc ence News.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

THE MAN who 80 far lorgsIs hlmSeli
- 70 buy lot dVe miles outside OF t1s
Oily limits, and build there1n, In she
hope oil bsitsrlng his fnAnsiAl oondi-
don, would SersAlnly be considered In.
sane and you'd noi only injurs himself
hnAnciAlly--ioF Ihs car fare IL . heavy
drain on . poor maH's po;kss-Sook-
bus be doing = positive InJuShss TO his
family.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

II you would rather live a ratiors
life than die q fashionable death call
upon DR.. J. B Weloh, who treats ali
chronic diseases with concentrated DO.
tanio remedies. Cancers, tRmors and
piles CURED without knife or cauatic;
Venertal diseases speciality without
meTouryi Brazilian rheumatism remedy
on hand q sure cure. DIR. j. B. WEIGH,
800 Tatnall strset, Wilmington, Del.
E.rar=1laAaHI-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

First Train Robber Tin the West) =
What train did you stop last night4
Second Roboer Overland Express
goin' West
First Robber-Glt muchi
Second Robber-Naw, chock full o.
people comm home from the Eastern
Summer resorts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
WOrklDgm9l and
Ladies' Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-fve Dollars and Up
wards.

WaKoS.
Over four hundred sold IL
the past year. Fine location.
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall hour
within a square Of these lots
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate,
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car lIns
going to be extended.
For dead-suTe safe Invest
ment, where you can set
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 hundreds
of dollars. Take heed nov
and buy.
Building lotI on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how &C
secure a home apply to
PETER r EORn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
More OVGTCOatS

And most everybody
who saw our stock won
dered what we were
going to do with so
many. but it Is perfectly
wonderful the quantity
Of them we sell and we
must keep up our stock,
you know. So to-day
we open another new
lot of them. We wish
you to make a particular
note of the make and
fit OF our garments
they're not like the old
kind that would take
two or three to put
them on, but are easy
fitting and shapely cut.
We want you to see
them Suits, there's no
end to them, Mems,
Youths, Boys a n d
Children's. Also nobby|
Cape Overcoats Tor the
Boys and Children.
Clothing to or d e r
and the gre atest guam.
tity OF Fine Sui!ingsI
and Trouserlngs you
ever saw in Wilmington
to selt Ct from.
J.F.Mulil&S0l|
Tailors, 9th & Market
ClOthierS Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

The stove is most dangerous hiding
place Tor money, and Western man dis,
covered that to his sorrow seye al months
ago An Ohio farmer has now made the
same discovery, at u cost Of S475. While
ne was out OF town cold spell came along
and his family started flre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

az just paid 60 for rare cent" re-
marked coin collector to the Snake
Editor.
"That's nothing, was the reply. 81 had
a perfume bottle Alled for my wife yester-
dag, and 1t cost % rs. That scent cost
more than you're F"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

We, tAs ulders,gnsd Banks And BankAF.
WIN Peg al PriBss dPaWn In Tno Ieuias A.
state Lottsriea Whi0n mAy b. presented g.
our counters.
Z: y. WALMsLEN, PROz. LoUlsaans
National Hank.
PIERRE LAMAUX. Pres, Ransa "a
u0u@l Bank.
q. HALDWIM, Pres. n. O. Mae,I B'R
CAAL KOBE Pres. Una0n @Rst0RAI
BAnk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

BALTIMO9E q UAaAO RAILROAD
soHEDUhb ~ EBHE0r. April -, ISss
trains IssVs pOIAvAss AVsazs Dspee
EAST bUUND.
For PniisdelphiA and UhssssF, els. ~
", g e0,b %, 10 90 And eli u q. m =, 90 3 90
Is, g 20 d, 20, Z 20, q % sad ! IS p. n.
IN sundsys,T 90, %, 9 o., 10 80 and al IL
A. %, eos ses's ~. . %, CO.'S u and q
5of StHsziy, accommodation, daily II -
Yer Bsitimors, accommodation. daily o..
oept Sunday Q ~ q. m
Tor OhicaEo and PittsbuTE, express, dAiJ
Cincinnati and 81 Louis express. dAlI,
Baltimore Aeoompodation, daily % N.
Rittsours, OhieAEO and 81. Isouis express,
Singeriy accommodation, daily ssp nm.
IOk hAND6ABnka, 3 10 A. M.sunday
saiy, li.oo .. y. dailq 6Xcspt sunday, 3 u
> y, 70 p. N. daily.
lsAltimor0 O r. NJ, daily. Ref TSndsH
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Taias aepa No. iu.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

NOTIuE. - /, THOMAS DoHBRTY,
IN the tenant Of thu house sltu-
Atod ~ NO. tos West Front 81 IN the FirFt
ward ~ the city Of Wilmington, county
Of New Castle and STATE Of DelG
ware, In compliance with the require
nenw Of the acts Of the General As
semDly In Buoa case made aud provided, DO
hereby give notico that / shall apply N
writing 70 the court OF General Sessions Of
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the state OF
DelawAFo, In and for nsW Oastlo County, on
monday, tho 10Th day OF nov, A. d., lBsS,
belns the next torn Of said court, for . il.
eenso tor said house as an Inn or tavern, for
the sale therein Of Intoxicating IiuuorB in
less quantities than enc quart, TO Be drunk
on tho promises, And the following FOepeotA.
bic citilons Of eaid ward Feos umoFld the
said application, viz
hsrry Ahrenl Peter Donnelly
fAtrick meBfido Vim q BAugn
Frederick Un ElEood \ Oclea
v aries Bourbon James Cock
ggmSs II BAfklns JamOs ] Riley
Joseph q Goldman l. 4 MessiaE
Jo-eph y LanKe James a IpI)onneiIy
Albert Heumsyer James 0ailoV
J Memanu1 John Eiliihsn
hpbet moody James MeK0nnA
DAntOl MoOushar WE AIdea
Lewis q drummer WIN Beng
laAao Gibson WIN Painting
olo'Sp THOMAS DOhERrY.