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Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

THE Atlantic Constitution gives an
account Of the whipping ~ fourteen
coIorcd men In little village known
as East Point, near Atlanta, Ga., las'
Friday night. These men were
dragged from their homes, and with
out the least cause or provocation
whipped until two buggy whips had
hecn used up on their lacerated backs.
The Constitution, in commenting on
this outrage, says:
"a blot rests on Georgia's escutcheon
until the men who whipped the negroes
near East Point are caught and dealt
with as severely as the law will allow.
We have never recorded a more lsgrant
or inexcusable outrage. That q half
dozen white men should get their con-
sent to go about ueighborhood, rousing
peaceable aud innocent negroes from their
sleep and whipping them, is almost in
credible. And the burden of this crime,
the whole people of Georgia must bear
until th1 offenders arc brought to
justice. The very lowest view to take ol
1t is that such ouirages will condemn to
perpetual exile that political party on
which the hopes of the South depend y
1t is also stated that the Governor
has offered reward nj s1U0 each fol
the conviction OF the perpetrators, buI
it is scarcely probable that any one W Ill
ever earn this reward, as it is not to be
supposed that the guilty parties will
ever be brought 10 justice. A resolu.
ton condemning the outrage was de
ieated in the Legislature, and this il
an indication that the people are ready
and willing to excuse such ononses.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
PALTIMoRE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

| pALTlMDRE u OHIO RAILROAD
- Schedule in effect Mag L, llD
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. rLpoE
EAST Dousn
sExpress trains.
NEW fonK, week DAYS, - Ia go; .-ouar
am. az OS. - ~. - Us, 80 an. m. '7
NLw fohH, Sundays, ~ .;oj h m
sl2Os, 81 u, so Us, - 8J D. m.
PHILADELPIIlA, week dnys,'2lg,fM6N
go, 755, $50. 300. 40 n. lO.5 N,
~ o., oO, a23s 800, 4lG '5os. Us, I'd
~ 81, O5 3 81, ~ 81 u. III.
PHlLADELrnfA,s Sundays, .2I2,'7 OjGiafA
IS o., Q 25, G TO- - 10, ss5 3 s. n in ~" :"
GnhsrKn, week days =. l3, .7Oj, dOi69
I55, % 80, o 90, slO %, lO@fa, in., ,igI
ll009' l09' 2ss S9, ilo. '5os, 59@ Go ~
ocaTsTrn, Ct sEn1ays. " q vs. 80 is. 30, G 5o.7ma2
10 90. a. M. sI26s, IOO, s25s, Wv ID
'6os, 5 %. clio. 50 ID, s35 s953 p. IN.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., week days, t8
a0 n. M, LOO, tl2.ns on Saturday JnIyl
2Ss' 800. 5.oS y. m. Sundays, los a. "a,
wEsr BOUND.
=, ,biaA%LTIMoRE AND wAsH1NaroN $50. sa
,u. u. m, 2Ij, JH 81 10, ssOJ. All
SSiiy Sy 4Oa. H.. '20s p. m. daily, eyesI
Piits6urg. $40 u. m; s.. 40 y. m, daily
CHICAGO. soA6 u. H., 500 y. nj both
Cincinnati and St. Louis. slIlj A IN
and ~ % y. m; both daily.
siEaEnLr ACCOMMODATION. i3g nm
and II 10 n. III. daily. -
LAEDENBkno ACCOMMODATION. week
oays. G.tO,ll 45a Am, 2 45 aud " p,in,, Sun
days. 80 n. M, as and 5 i0p. N
TkAINs LEAVE MARKET sTRiHT STATION
For Philadelphia ana wav station,
week days; so. q 50. & 80. lI,aja. m. l!N
sS'.S % y. in' Sundays, 0 IS "a. u.; lsi32G
For baltimore, week days,s@C0 .a
IL 80 n. m; ~, . 80 y. M, Sunday, el
Il. m; 2 30 and % 80 u. IN.
For Landcnberg and wnv ,ations west
days, O 80, . 20, IL SO II. m; e95. 5SO n M,
Sundays % n. M; = 30, $50 n. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, iii IS a. m,
daily except Sunday,
Chicngo IS 30 n. m, daily. exeept sun.
dny; IS 80 p. m, dnily.
Ptttsbuig, IS 80 Il. M, daily, except sun
uhy; h.3D p. M. daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Daily, $40, tsl5. 1000, sll 10 a. m,, l!l
noon, = -. 40,3 OO,s4 10. 43O 20 go J@TIL
$40, 0l0, II 80 p. m.
Daily, except Sunday, bi0and 75 l.
m, ~ VI %. '33Oand ~. IN. Sunday oalh
Telephone No. 1913.
On Hates to western points lower than
via my other line.
CO. SCULL, J.T. ODELL.
1ehl Puss. Agt. GCnI MiinageE
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

Our fall line of Carpets
Is now ready for your In
spectlon; never before have
we had the pleasure of show
ing such an assortment. We
have to-day 15o more pat
terms to show than hereto.
fore. Or stock comprises
the cheap grade, to the best
and we are in a position to
sell lnts->--'.A. A.-=70u oan ba5-
the same goods in O t h er
stores; We say 1t and let you
judge when you see our car
pets and hear our prices. AS
the best patterns are hard to
duplicate at the busy season,
you would do we'll to make
your selection as early a 8
possible. For the economi-
cal and not over particular
buyer we have a few bar.
gains this week in odd chairs
in some cases we have them
two or three alike others onl,
one; as they are all broken
lots we close them at half
price, in Walnut, Oak and
imitation Walnut with cane
seats. We have also about
two dozen extension tables
TO close at a like reduction
in lengths t ON 6 feet to ~.
We Can sell you a good ex.
tension table from So 90 up
wards. These are bargains
that should be appreciated
by you and bargains that will
not soon occur again.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER L., 1889.

WHILE Commissioner Tanner may,
and no doubt has erred in many things,
there are many others for which he
cannot be blamed. There has been
considerable complaint by the Demo-
cratic and Mugwump press In refer
ence to the increased amount paid out
for pensions, but the following from
Washington throws some light upon
the matter and shows that all the
blame for the increased expenditure
should not rest upon Corporal Tanner:
"a statement prepared at the Pension
Bureau shows that on juno 80, 1885,
there were S45, l25 pensioners on the
rolls; June 80, 1889, 4S9, ,725, an incrt ase
OF l44, 900. For tie fiscal year ended
June 80, 1885, the appropropriations for
pensions were s76, ,356. sia. and the paw
ments s64 ,972. s4S. For the year ended
June 80, 1889, the appropriations were
tS0. .473 900, and the payments SsS, ,275,-
113. For the current year ending June
80, 1890, the appropriations are the same
$50, ,473,0C0. In July and August
there were advanced to pension agents
on requisitions S34, zoo, 900, while the
amount disbursed by the agents In the
same months was Sl1,4S6, 205. The
statement says that "more than half OF
these disbursements were In payment OF
cases allowed during the preceding fiscal
year, and not paid then because OF de-
tici,ncy in the appropriation, making It
necessary TO pay these claims out OF the
appropriation for the fiscal year of 1890.
This accounts In every particular for the
apparent increase In the payment of PEN
sians during July and August, 1882"
This goes to show that some of the
money paid out by Commissioner
Tanner was allowed before he came
into the office, and therefore he had
nothing to do but to pay these claims
when they were presented.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

Tho commodious three decked Iron
Steamer Republic has been chartered tt
make an Excursion to the above placst
on MONDAY, Sept. 10th, enabling the
citizens oil Wilmington and vicinity Il
spend pleasant day at the seashore be.
fore the close OF the season, or, II prefer.
red, an opportunity will be given TO visit
the Breakwater, that great national work
erected at Cape Henlopen. Cars to con.
meet with tho Sienmer at Wilmington 4
Northern Railroad Company's pier, will
leave Wilmington, foot Of French street,
7.l5 a. IN. and Madison street 7,Is, The
steamer will leave New Castle 7.8O, and
Delaware City .. Arriving at Cape NAV
about IL q. IN. and leaving at i D. m.
ilcReis for sale at Wilmington II Nor
thern Railroad office, foot of French al
Tickets, Si.00. Children under I3 wears
OF age, 30 cents. No effort will be spared
by the management to render this a most
pleasant and enjoyable trip.
PHILIP X CLARK, Manager.
s3.eod-3t-6td
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Flros for lasn.

Many fires this year have been started
by wood from A S.rgeant's coal and wood
yard, foot OF Monroe street, OAK, Pine
and hickory wood in large loads. We
guarantee 2, 240 lbs, ofolean coal in every
ton, screened under our own supervision.
just received, new car load Of Western
OATS also ine line of baled hay and
wheat straw. Central offlce Seventh ard
King streets. Look for the blue slRn.
open In the evening. Telephone calls,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

AT LAST the Democrats and Mug
wumps have carried their point and
had Commissioner Tanner relieved
from duty. Instead of following this
course. it would probably have been
better for his superior to have given
him to understand that on no accoun,
must he exceed his appropriation, and
that when 1t was exhausted he must
cease granting pensions. Ii, however,
has been shown that large number
of the extra claims which, il is alleged
he granted were allowed by his prede.
cessor, and that when these were pre-.
sented he had no option but TO pay
them. We cannot help thinking tha,
Commissioner Tanner has been harsh,
ly dealt with, and that al the dictatiou
of his enemieA
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
POCKEEBOOKS.

Some for a third, some for
halt our yesterday prices.
They come to us in a bunch,
fine, handsome goods, and
out they shall 60 at the mer.
est bit more than the bunch
prices. Dozens of these
Pocketbooks will be snugly
laid away by quick .witted
buyers aud marked "Chris.-
mas" -Four or five dimes
now will stand for three
times as many in late De.
cember:
Real Seal, 05 cent grade,
at 80 cents.
Imitation Zeal, IL grade,
ut 40 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

THE Democrats of New jersey have
renominated Leon Albeit for Cover
nor, which Is no doubt the best thing
they could have done for the Republi.
cans OF that State. There is no doubt
but he can be beaten if the proper
effort Is put forth, as he is an un-
scrupulous politician and known as
such all over the State. II the Repub-
licans only have the proper energy
and watchfulness, they can and will
carry the State, as no man who favors
temperance or high license will vote
for Mr.. Albeit. There is faction In
his own party that cordially dislikes
him, and will do everything in theiI
power TO secure his defeat. With this
dissention In his own party, and his
avowed allegiance to the liquor traffic
he will have hard road to travel, ant
can be beaten easily il the campaign il
properly conducted.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Company. Time, table bctweer
Wilmington and PennsgroYe taking effect
sunday, June 30. 1853.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
. ~ Leave e Wiilningtos, King street pier, 9. Is,
grove ,P, 4.3l, 90 p. m, i2.OS, sos a, m.
Lave fehnsRrove GA 80 a. M, l.25. 3. 10,
M, 400. s.SS, 6.O5 p. IN, 80
SUNDAYS ONLY.
az Leave Wilmington s.sa. CPS, 400 D. m.
~ a. ~. arrive Pennsgrove s.l6, 7.Ol
grove 90 30. a. M, ! 90, $40, T.Sp, m
arrive Wilmington rs 9.S5. n. M, i, ,3S, q. o;
s.dO p. m. Arrive Atlantic Cily 10, 10 a. m
leave Atlantic City 6. 90 D. m ~' i"'
PASSENGERS for Wilmington may 20 on this
ulp OF the boat and takeNilmIngton 4 North.
sTn sTn train from Pier. fare the same as h
KING street, (Thls boat will not run however
ior any but Cape May partles.)
,.oo A. u. MoCAUSLAND
ie-S-eouti Superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Prof RossiteT & Persons S

,DiANCdNG ACADEMY. at the Opera House
liouItn noorh Is now open. Dancing school
every honlay and Thursday evening, Each
Rnpl Leceiyss Individual insiructions. Kyen-
lngs. Professor Albert's Orchestra has been
snkhged for the season. All the latest dances
,tanKnL, invitation for ladies' are being dis-
sY-5m-m-wed-sat
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
july Ist, 1889.

| JULY 1st, 1889.
rains VIII leave Wilmington rs follow,
n ~ pnia texprsssL I zGa t25sjLii,
Il. D. Ia. III, . .s:. ~ ~ ~ Mas a. IA ~
zss sr n 10 ss "a "a Isl Is b, i ~ 3 I n S ssA
81. il sSSsiisi L Il I, seSpre;sS SsSi ;ss".,@ "a
tss0RRedo.it e. L e ~ 10 s. 81 "a 4; 10 .Ss IA ~
mmSss, y i e. is.S iTss IL. a.. s. ss is i9@ u ID
Isl 81 W. We, Y css.,al. sna @4S " 2. IT,, T. rSH
Yof E:tsts AZ tts t6saSsSY fSi i,nd d lntsrneai,u I'll.
Z an and sas ,; :..alou. S puA
ssaIl,,il6Srs and Aey Itins, 8 IS ?. A.. al
isNfS .as iio5 tae a. nv. WAiiiibsss!fn 4 bss "a s Is ii
H.in; iCf D:IsSs:s i division Viz i,.ys,si: al
s%n" -, s'ss, q; ~ q. M. l2oj 2n, "'
Georgetown and Rsiioboth, So a, III, ~
ssaford ,cccmmoda 02op. 02s.,, =: III
EIprs.s isr DYER, Harrington. and Dl'
,nslin rr,sln msy snt ty.oe 0nslies Old Point Con.
IcrL and Norfolf. noS Night
Leave Phiiadeiph.a, BROAD street, tor WI
ninss9n ssxpressl So, In IN, "a, X X
~ o.. b2I. 'bi2. go. 6o7. sa. ii2A hN
1cecnm % M odatios, elI 10 2s, a. NJ, rs lih
n. su. sss; * SIiss isoa .,Ss lpaG,sS II '''N
,f IniiAasiphlAl lexpressl 90, 2s!, tss'n
". % -. M, "a. y. 3 rs I O8 and l!R PIT,
- ~ Nv mnoodstion, % slsa. M, i2ia ia W
~. 1oc. and 10 % D, m. 'o'' "a, az.
,AesoHmodation. si5 MI 1910. 's' W.
Eoi New YoSs = teIpr:s.. e: :s.. 800 s1 ast ~ "a ,i
"a a. :, NJ n, iai1 n, ''''
"a fof We; oasst.r, Vi. LsnOlin' 'i'A :.
For 6tpe Gharles. Old Point Comfort aha
Norfolk. n +. Might, ..,al.oyn
FOR New Castle, Kirkwooi, NJ ss,dge.
Clayton, Dover, FELTON,, hAtrLaE' IA EishL
Vile, Beaforc. Laurel aud Deimaf, hs9i np
Baltimore and Wa,hins,ca, Srdpr
NIEit. sslanose. .. % ]. m. and y " fol Sgii Mi.
mingtou teIpressi, $50. T.2c. e,ie, !, w, n .si
M.,'s5S b.6S 'tla e.Oo. GU n.SA i'''
~ x;ocSceemmodstiop. oS s.s Io.2s A. NJ. n'@'a"
sic, o, s., 10. " and ii, y. ,.., Iers are 70.
Eor fsf!esr ,sfo,%ssssSn, 3, n!ssSa x. sfaop:
upon Jains nsich ss,nSs sIsrs ssrsh ensTGsa. vocp
cSas; tsa.s,.i 4 E.s.s:. sSss; ssasrsi f:.'SI'i AZ
PEERLESS DYES sosESSiiiSa'''a'
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Tho Old Reliable.

D. A. Powell, Nos. 3Os and 500 Madison
street, has Goldfish, porgies, butter-fsh,
trout. FOUNDERS, black bass, etc. Oysters
by the quart or bushel. Delivered free
OF charge TO all parts of the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
wAsAarAKEn,s,

Fancy Leather, 95 cent grade,
at % cents.
Imitation Lizard, 1.25 grade.
at 90 cents.
Real Seal, s1.25 to 80. SO grades,
| ut 20 cents.
Imported Fancy Leather, s2.2s
grade,
ats1.
Fine Real Seal, IS grade,
at s1.50.
A few Fancy Leather Books,
with front plate, 81 grade,
at 40 cents.
A lot Of Fancy Jewel,
Work and Glove Boxes
drop half Or three-quarters.
Styles that we have but one
or two of.
A few Dressing Cases go
to halt or less.
Northwest OF centre, noxt main aisle.
LACE CURTAINS.
All the $1.75 a pair Tam
boured Muslin Curtains are
gone. Sizeable lot yet at So
to $500.
Nottingham Lace Cur
tains at $22s to 81 a pair
that have been S4.2s to Sc.
Tamboured d Lace Curtains
$3.50 and Sc from Sc a n d
S7.55.
You'll find money saving
hustle in Covers and half q
dozen other Uph o | S terry
things.
Second floor, north of Transept
PLATED WARE.
Rogers Bros. Al 1847.
The genuine, original Rog-
ers. No nonsense a b o u {
quality; there Is always a
guarantee behind that name, |
Desirable patterns of choice
goods and prices about half.
--,.- Tablespoons Dessertspoons
Dinner Forks Gravy Ladies'
and some other shapes. An.
other day or two like yester.
day will wipe the whole lot
out.
Only a scattering now of
the halt-price Triple-plate
hollow ware--Cups. Butter
Dishes and the like.
Second floor, second gallery.
WOMEN'S SHOES, |
The second edition of the
romance of economy, t h e
Goat Button Boots at $3 a
pair, of which the first lot
went out in the twinkling of
an eye some Gays since. You
only need to know they are
here. In the twinkling O f
the other eye they'll 60 also.
Market street side.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
EdIson's phonograph, shorthand-

and type-writing taught by a practical
stenographer; Instructions private. Type
writer students taught to use Edison's 8
PhonoRraph, free. Photographs for rent
CHAs. g. GUYER, No. 500 Market at
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
wilmington q Northern N

~, H'''nB'oH o 1NUEtIIeFn IL. Tt,
Time Table IN enecL June lSu, ls8D. rr.in
ieTe Wilmington lfrench stIeei) As folloWe
aelS 1r WhsHSsas: ,siTd.6oIo. yosnnN spring
Tamaqus, :, A llentown, lebanon, Wsrnar,ss
EesdinS Ss nna a. points on the Philadelphix snd
TcT WsyaesbaIs a5q JoP:.9:n io 2; ~
T&1Ga & ana DuPont,s and lntermediats points,
=, a sI y0AHsyille and intermediats points Al
IN Ws.s,H w. ". 20 and 10 p. m. =.
SO n. M. onester, TOO 9. M, 1.io, t.6oan d
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
. of New Bridge and intermsdinta po,nt.
s6 2. m. and on Saturday only At e.lf snd
On I sunday for Reading and ,n,s,r.s,,,.
Boints, at sos q. m. and I. 60 D. m. and for
SSpnnEneld and intermediate points at .tO
a. g. McCAUsLAND. BowNKss BRIaes.
Bupcrtntendenk Cen Pass, As,t~
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

THE STORM that has been raging
since Monday is almost equal in
severity to the blizzard of March 1898,
but its full force has not been felt in
this section In fact we have only ex
perienced the edge, as il may be called
ol this remark6b @ atmospheric dis
turbance, The greatest damage has
been along the coast. where nurlbers
OF vessels have been wrecked and
scores oil men consigned TO watery
graves. Every paper is filled with
disaster along the sea board, and
accounts of suffering will no doub,
continue to come in for many weeks,
from "those who 20 down TO the ses
In ships" The storm originated IN
the West Indies and is now exLanst-
ing its greatest fury thousand miles
out at sea, although in some places on
land the wind attained velocity o
sixty-iour miles an hour. We can bt
thankful that we escaped the centre o
the disturbance, as what we have haC
has been bad enough.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

Mr.. Geo. T. Vandyke and Mr.. d. r.
MeCannon, OF our city, were registered
at Turks Head Hotel, West Chester, yes
terdAy.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

IN. Smeltz & Co., No. 13 East Fourth
street, have Just received two carloads OF
the finest watermelons ever brought 10
this city, and they are selling ike hot
eakse. Call sndsee them.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

Go 70 baltimore via the ID. so.
Take swift flyers from Delaware ave.
nue. station. Round trip during Exposition
week, S2.05.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
BEE HIVE. "
3OG Market St.
CORSETS

Bon ed with Kabo ON article tina,
NEVER BREAKS. We have
shown you at the Fair, the
beauties, tn c perfect fit, comfort
and lasting qualities of the m
and now ask you to call at our
store and buy one on three
weeks trial and ifyou don't like
it, return to US and get your
money.
Balls Health, a perfect COM
fort.
Balls Kabo, a tailor made.
Balls Kabo, high bust, a per-
feet dress form.
Nursing, abdominal.
Balls Corset Waist is nice
for Ladies wishing a soft Corset
and Skirt Supporter combined.
A young Lady's Corset
Waist, a needed article for a
Miss from ID to 20 years.
We ask you as a
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

Wilmington Commercial College
And school of short hand and type
writing re-opens Sept. End. Office open
daily,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Go to Yerger's,

4l9 shipley street, and see those CSC. pic
lures ready framed. Everybody likes
them.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
The Fish Market.

Powell has on his stall in the Third
street market Goldfish. founders, trout
blue fish, paddock, sea bass, etc.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
A Cham o e.

Tin and sheetiron worker. Repairing and
jobbing promptly done. Estimates fur
nished, 222 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Wear Them Out.

We often wonder what
the boys do with all the
pants we sell, but il
you have ever been a
boy you will easily re-
member that it takes
plenty Of pants to hold
Young America. We
have just received
another large lot of new
Fall styles ranging in
price from the cheap
ones to the fine grades
These goods are all
neatly and well made
and cost no more than
lots Of poorly made
goods thrown on the
market, which some
think are plenty good
enough to sell.
JAS. T. MULLIN & SON.
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
sAInnr 49,.
DRIvATE SALE.

Seventeen acres OF land with sool h,,v
ana barn and other necessary 6ltlBNNen
sltusted one mile east OF andenb,rt, yst
Ghrden township. Chester County, ~, Al.
Joining James Hollinsswotih. ir. 4 i,onp.
snn aud t. X. Jefcfls. One hall ne pg,.
chase monoy may remain on The pttMlisi
Au2i-stw-2td
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
81 I, MY, nne. well located bunt,.
nno, WY premises, Wilmington Del. satng sitss n
SEPT. u, 1850.
ivien natTwenty-seventh AZ and Maj
ana SIX lots at twenty ".lAet Itfrsn
Mnssa Spn't sspss, encinEat twenty. .say1.,, ss1 Va
One lot, 2OxiOO feet on wes,,,i,
roe street 10 feet souih ~ rfe oigs,
Sale at 8. is O'Clock. VI Eighth slhr
Bsnnias .srsss.y sss.ylsGa sSie GyS1sngs sS Franklin
Lots situated At Twenty .sryrnttso ttso.k,
Ma,,, ~, ,wsnty-nnh and West and Fig i,al W.,
sas iou, os sifeets are rear tho ei.ci5lS 70 p ~
street cars aud Will be soli witbonu; line VI
For plan OF lots see DOst.rs uut restftt
D. ). fEliicE. No G ". Sey'ni,ge aie ea !,
L. W. stidham a Son. aret. s' !" ea'etas
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

Greht sale OF
Summer shoe bargains still keeps bust
ness lively at 206 Market street, above
Second, Babcock's Familo Shoe House.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
For Dinner
Great Sale OF

and oyter Sin every style go to Stoke
SOP kingt sreet.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Paper Hanging

and decorating neatlydone at short notice
Estimates furnished free of charge. G
Il. BALDWIN & Son, 3l2 z. Fourth 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
Important to Mothers.

Diarrhea and dysentery are prevented
uring teething by Hooper's Anodyne.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

Rolling mills, saw mills, rail-
roads, steamboat lines, machine
shops and livery stable men
will get more work out
OF the broom as described
in the above cut than
any other broom on the mar
ket. 1t will save you money,
it will save you time, it will
make the dirt move and keep
your places clean and smooth.
Sold and controlled in this sec
ton only by
JOHN R. HUDSON & CO,
No. 10 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Manufacturers Supply Depot
j28-t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
WANAAIAKER's.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Sept. II. 1853.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12
PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.

ophio oALE OF HORSES.
EdGemont Ay,nte ~ '"' sli1le' %
In the city OF Chester
THURSDAY, SEPT. Ia IAN
at J. 30 clock ,. M,
Of driyers rs, saddla,.r n nors.s IT, qblo couun
business horses. some exift.ys,d ira.n S'a.n
One cheap mule. '"ssVa ehueAi
TWO and four months credit.
u. W. sudham q sou, AuctiontHeTT,,N Nu"'
-'' '"'' $40 dtW.u
Daily Republican., 1889-09-12

IL Schedule in effect MAJ i! llp
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. nLpOE
EAST Dousn
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