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Daily Republican., 1889-10-04

A DESPATCH from Connecticut tells oil
q man who committed suicide rather
than move. He had part of his iurni-
ture packed, and then shot himself.
Some people may say and think that
he was demented, tut before passing
an opinion on that matter we would
liz to know how often he had moved
before. II his wife belonged to that
class which delights TO move every
month we do not wonder that he
shuiiied off this mortal coil. Beuja
min Franklin said that ',hree iOves
are equal 10 a fire." and II the man
has had many experiences in the bust
ness, he knew that this is a TACT ant
concluded to face death rather thar
undergo 1t. In fact II is scarcely to b,
wondered at that he committee
suicide, rs moving and housecleauine
are calculated to drive men 10 despera
ton.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04

WILMINGTON. COLLEGE OF MUSIC
w No. 92l Market street.
season OF lss9-sO opens next Monday.
FACULTY.;
Vocal,
MRS. =. i. osBoUREE, ofrh la,
N. DusHANE CLowARD.
Piano and Violin,
c. II, LAUER of Phlla.
Piano,
MISS LILY III. FRANCE
Elocution and OrAtory,
EDWIN THEO. TiNDALL, b. o.,
OF Toronto, Canada.
Sight and Reading Glasses,
n. DusHANE CluWARD,
ID. BATCHRLLEk oil Philadelphia,
Commencing with this season We have de-
ciucd TO hRve the ge1tienent3 anil ladies'
classes on separate vi xhts. The gentlemen, a
clhas meets on Monday evenings amt the
iaules on tuesday eycningG al 3 . el ok.
SPECIAL.
The children's clsssea will be one or the
ltadl features oTthe school, and Instead OF
RECEIVING one lesso1 per week, As Wa, LLe
nhse lAsl s,ason, they viii he given three
IN trsday afternoons At 4. 70 u'clock
,r lhe advanced childrsn = rlHs. VIII meet ou
! luesihy and Friday afternoons at the same
hour, " ~ '~N'
ON SATURDAY asterr ,on AZ n. m hot,
classes wiz combine and hpend the lime in
''r9t" tlngingn and !. aiming new pi,reS :"
yited a. ., - oo ih-
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
A OHIO p,,,

lDALTIMoRE a OHIO RAt,no
ID Schedule IN enc, MhoAD.
TRAINS LEAVE ,DEL Avn lsa
hAsr DoUSn foL
sExpress trains.
Nsw oRK, week days,.e II no,.-
a. M. si2 Us, - ss Is Us. ~ tSool = o. 'IoN
Nkw foHk, Sundays, - "a, "a
rtG TSs, % " s9w y. m. W L. m.
9 50, 75s, 81. p@. .lS d 10 @ca{
s6 %. 05 3 50, 1861 .. ~. o., CN
PniLApkLrniA,s sundays, ,s2Ia.s3osr.,-
80 g. q Sss q a. sis e. o. .3a-, DO. "a
Cn.srEn, week days 70, .soi, ao,r,,
~ IS 90 %, 80 p6 lO3Gu. M, .ssH
llo9 Sys sg9 10. sos j!S o. ~
.ChTsTrR. sSntiiays, vs. % 10. 7o..ca,.,.,
soos. . y. 6l0. 'atG, s3s, ~ 3. n IN ~
ATLANTIC CITy. n. j., Wcci AZ. -,
a0O n. ~, %. us.0s on satIrdl. ~
! 5',s' y sVo, S'oS p M sundays. 1oi a. n
wEsr rBouNp.
biA.LTiaonE AND wAsmrsarox ,t,, ..,.
dntly.n H. sn, .saB, '5iH ssW ~
sunday. "'' "'llj, cAeop.
ril;sburs, ss.iB u. m; ,5 lnr. r 49,.
aajix JjhiioAoo' 's"a A. M. 800 p. ~, has,,
Cincinnati ana ST. Louis ,rr
aud - 10 y. n.; both dallv. - 90 o. IN
SlneEnLN AccoMMoDATIoN "a,
| and II 10 u. M. daily. -" Pm
LAsDKHBhna ACcoAMoD.r,o,,
days, Gao II ID a.tn.,2 u nnd d M, NeHk
| days, y 3gn M, 245 and 5 10 N. ~, '"'' suh
TRAiNa LEAVE MARKET Srni'r"s
For Philadelphia nud w1,' ',.'S
wook DAYS; q 30, 0 "a. = 30, IIa5s '''.'ti
~. = % M Sundays. o D. a. M. IL 4, ~
FOR baltimore, wook dnv,. .,q.c,....
II IS n. M; 30, . ~ u. m, M, ~ 81
| n. m; . 3 aud IS 30 ~ m, ""'uyS tD
For Landcnborg and wuv .,,,I,...-.
| days, O 20. o 10, II u n. m.:.ts tl,, WNNk
sundays y II. M, 2 ~. mo IA a., '' T. M
Cincinnati ind ~. Lonis. f.ii'ti, -,
| daily except Sunday. ' III"
Chicago % 30 a, m, dnily. c,ccr, ....
day; - 10 y. M, daily. 'f
Pittsburg, rs 30 Il. m, daily. cNcert so,,
unA; 5.'D y. M, daily '''"
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA Fon WuuINur,+
Daily, Il 10, ssl5, 1000 I'll iUn.m lSi,
noon, u. ! to,S00,e 10, 43O. - $50 ig.In
| $40, 10 10 II 80 y. m. 80
Daily, except sunday, Hnd 7Sa
~, 81 %. 10 5oand 0 23 y. M, suHday On'T
| $50 a. M.
ATLAsrIc CiTr, work dny. In
n. m, - D and > % u, M
| SrnDArh, 400, .. % ~ M, - ..sl,iu.
Telephone No. i9a.
pH-Eatcs TO western points lowor ,to,
vinnny othor line. '''"
C.O.SCULL, J.T. OpIiL
| GEM Pass. AGt. oen1 Man.uer
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
FUBIfC SALES.
4 VALUABLE FARM AT PRIy ATE

A VALUABLE. FARM AT PRIVATE
IA SALE.
In New Garden Township, Chester CO..
Pa, ON Lancaster Turnpike. II miles
from Wilmington Del, and within ~
miles OF two Railroad stations. con.
tanning 100 acres OF land in high state of
cultivation, well wnterod, plenty OF
timber, large stone dwelling, pleasantly
situated. substantial stone and frame
barn with shedding attached and stab
ling under to accommodate 40 head OF
stock. Carriage, Cart and Hog house,
Grannary, Cprncribs ETC., Tennnt house.
These buildings arc all In good repair
School house nearby. This farm Is easily
worked being nearly level, aud the
buildings well located. Good home
market for products OF farm. Album
dance Of fruit in variety,
Also II acres adjoining the above and
fronting ON Turnpike, also 10 acres al.
Joining the eleven, OF choice land in
good condition. The /, u last tracts OF
land above named viii he sold separate
or together 10 suit purchaser. Creator
portion OF purchase money can remain
secured. Ifnot sold by tho nth month
will be for rent. Address John q. VIII
son. New Garden Z. o., Chester Co, Pu.,
or L. Il. GREEN, kennctt Sq7nrc PA.
lO-1-tu&th,lGtd stwt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
METALLIC
ROOF PAINT

has been for years past subject
cdto the scvercst stpractical tests
with the most satisfactory re-
suits. 1t is manufactured from
the well known princes" iron
ores, which have been long
used in the production of SUI
pcrior grade Of pig iron.
Analysis of this paint shows
it contains the largest amount
OF iron, therefore the color IS
strong, and WILL NOT
FADE, and an element OF
great durability is assured.
1t contains no sulphur nor
acids, therefore it will not rust
nor corrode iron or other
metals.
1t has a wonderful body, and
is ground very fine, therefore it
gives a smooth, even coat, coy-
erinS larger amount Of sur
face than any other metallic
paint and another clement OF
durability is added.
This paint works smoothly
under the brush. 1t does not
settle nor harden at the bottom
OF the can when using.
BE careful TO avoid so-called
root paints made by ready
mixed paint manufacturers
many of which are made from
Barytes and other cheap and
worthless materials.
We refer to some OF our best
citizens, to prove the quality OF
our Non-OXide Roof Paint.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
An Historic war Horse

The o 4 asr hoise ComRnche, the sur
ylsuf 0I the famous Custer massacre, Ia
siill handsomely cared iur al the Govern
mcuts expense. An exchange rclateF
" By special order oi the military authori-
lies CpnaOrbo Is provided with con,or.
table stall, lifted up especially for him,
pui in ID .ko'a. No nl G Is permitted u
f,ie tim, ami b, is not allowed to do any
work whatrytr. Rhidltd with bullets and
,Arrei with sabre wounds, his body
seeks -loqu nilY Of the petilous duty he
has r"rlDitncd IN his % years OF servict
under the Government"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
NANAM
rn1AralrnIA. r.lanr. cs,uler 4. l.p.

I'iitArhLrhIA, FtidNY CGtober4 4, IS9.
Men'sfnd Young Mems,
Boys and small Boys, are
the Classification into which
Clothing falls now a -days.
1t marks progress, Small
Boys Suits have short trous-
ers-Knickerbc ckers--a n d
Boys long trousers. Young
Mems Suits arc the smaller
sizes of Mems. These SUBJ
divisions give better chance
ior proper distinctions. The
Young Mems Clothing is oi
the gayer style, and the
Sn all Boys more ianciiul.
The clothier is freer TO pro.
duce, the buyer has larger
choice.
The special thought o
the day runs to Light Over
coats. Graz dson ard Grand
father, and the generation
between, are provided for
Prices $3.50 to $32 so
The youngslcr can have al
Overcoat with Prince Alber
front and strapped seams
the oldster can have on,
plain as a pike s,af.
ON,1!bH4 a,1aE.tflYsI max,
the autiphon of our Cloth
ingl
Market street side.
Macintoshes. Do yo'
know them? Rain or suo,
or shine-no odds which,
you have a M cintosh or
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
THERE is considerable reckless

THERE IS considerable reckless
driving on Market street, and a stop
should be put 10 il before Gn accident
occurs. The lew pavement, as smooth
rs floor. seems to be an incentive to
fast driving, and we know CT several
narrow escapes that have been made
at the crossings. There are no doubt
many persons who drive in tlis regk-
less manner that have no idea how
fast they are driving, and it certainly
is.the duty OF the police TO put stop
10 it, Unless it is stopped some one
W Il be injured, and il may be killed,
and as an ounce of prevention IS worth
q pound OF cure 1t will be better to pu'
n stop to it before an accident dae'
occur. The moment some horses tuuCl
the vulcanite pavement they start OF
as though they were on race course
and their drivers make very litu,
effort to hold them in.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
MIrartiInus vscnne

An estia priinary story Is being told in
Berlin about III" miraculous cape Of a
womdn and liitla hoy at Mieg. "During
the mauHuvrcs there they got IN front OF
regiment Of curassieis which WAS riding
At full gallnp 1t was imp ssible for the
womaa to escape aud Tor the soldiers to
halt. Tie pubic raised a shout OF horrGr,
thinking tie woIngu and Clild would be
trampled to death, aud the foremost off.
GERS called TO her to lie down. This sht
did, placing the hoy uud rucath her. lat
whole regiment rode over her, and, as tn,
horses were all made 10 leap over her, ,sht
Was, TO the sstOni>hment of everybody
nnharmed, thou2h Tor some time she wa
spet c,ltss with terror"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
HAWKINS & co.
72 Market street.

PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
y La Motto street, rooms,
~ La hotte street, : room
vi Ios, ns,olh ave-, bet. 10th and I7th sts., 10
~ Jefferson street, 10 rooms
odb West Sctcnth atreet, . rooms
lu2O to 10 DUPONT street, d roo,ns
~ " vi Maple street, ruoms,
iiDs west street, rooms.
TWO, south side weiuh, hetwfnn ua.,1 49,,
tlhYmont streets, . ro ms ''N''f' "'i'
N. W. cor, Ninth and Walnut sts fS,,h,.
~ West Tenth street. o rooms, ''
,gsJhe khon street, 8 rooms.
van buien bet. Kirk ave, and EIgl,t, IN
rooms. 49, ~" Hisutn' ~
II rOomH. S''ee's'
llo3 French street, rooms.
103 BuiionwoUd st.
1881 Washington St, 10 rooms
st- -Jcnerson st., n rooms,
p2W, sixth g.. : rooms
Over 1000 iiuilding Lots in all marta
OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
CHAS. ]. H. BECKETT
800 Shipley street.
Telephone 5o5.
A REMON AL.

A REMOVAL.
The attention of the public is called
to my new place OF business now lucn-
ted ut No. ll6 Market street to be known
AS the Philadelphia Restaurant, | Inv
ing been put to II considerable eNpensc c
M to this time in fitting mp this place,
with keeping the necessities of
the times for the benefit OF my patrons
| claim liberal share OF their custom,
lou mud everything here new, and 10
lie kept in the best OF order The new
way in serving my 10 cent dinners will
surpass anything Of the kind ever nt-
tempted in Wilmington before. With
an experienced cook everything will be
served In good order, and kept stCaming
hot on my new stCaming tables which /
have had just put in. win also have
obliging and quick walters to serve You
at my tables. lcull purticlar at
tention to my new bill Of fare, and, ]
think you will he surprised
mt its contents and prices. Thank
| ing You for rlst faNors, / hope the con.
tinuanco of the same.
remain the public servant,
;. GORDON,
Philadelphia Restaurant,
No. llG Market ST.
boarding and lodging by day or week
v2i-tu&s-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
A. S WEBSTER'S
SELECT DANCING AgADEAY.
EDEN HALL, I'd floor.
TENTH ST. DETWFtA orlRlE kHo IENu
GENTLEMEN,s CLASS

GENTLEMEN's CLASS
Com mences October 3, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, from TO 10 o'clo,k'
LADIES' AND CHILDREN,s CLASS
commences Saturday, October 5. Thurs.
uay afternoon from 5 10 d a.d SutuIdav
afternoon from 3 to ). "'
special Ladies' Glass on Monday even.
inga from to 10 o'clock. This class Ia
especially for ladies that cannot attend
during the DAY, Private classes or prl-
Sate Instruction by special Arrangement
N ror terms, circulars, etc, apply to II.
=. Robelen, 40 Market st. at ny resl.
u.enhce' ioi9 Adams Street, or by mail TO
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04

THE Council Committee on Ac.
counts reported that they had up
proved bill Of s. %. und recon-
mended that il should be paid. That
was perfectly right, but il does not
seem right thai the public are Obliged
70 Esy 81 80 for having this done. And
yet that is exactly what il cnst the tax.
payers, us each member OF the com
mittoc receives 80 cents for attending
the meeting TO approve the bill We
think 1t probable that it this was IA
matter concerning the private busi
ness OF these gentlemen they wonld
devise some means of having it at
tended to much cheaper.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
Gcnrse I.,nero,t,, s.,a, r:ir,,asy

NEwruEr Il; l., 0et 4. bon. George
Bancroft The historian, observed his Soth
'sui'i y vary luirry Al his cottage here
Yesterday. He received many CALI rs and
4 la14c unruher OF l-ii Is snl telrgrams
u' c5u1rstnlLtiop. lie IL IA good health,
Aui pp srtsrs all oi his iaeul les.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04

NEW JERSEY AND WILMlN6IhN
~ Ferry Company. Time table be' WtsT e5f
Wilmington and PennAgrove tahlhS ''''
sunday, June 20. lss9.
DAILY HXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington, King street rier, ~
4-t0. 2 20 p. M, II ~, 30 a. m. arflNt c"M,
grove 10, AS, 500 .. M, l2gS, 20, a. w.
Leave I'ennsgrove q. u, 80 a. m., - -
~ b, IN. arrive Wilmington b,oh ~ 90 -
M, 2.DO. 3.ss, 8.p5 p. M,
SUNDAYS ONLY.
cave Wilmington s.SA 6.2a ~ h' IA
2.35p y. NJ, 1880, s.Oa u. m. Leave t'un'
gr We go, 0. 20, a. In., 90, or 80 p II; n;
arrive Wilmington 7. IN e.5s, 4. n., ~ -
s.JV y. M. Arrive Atlantic CITY lO'iV H. '"'
A, q. NoCAUsT AND,
ie2o-eodtf superihteh'e It,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
rrptemller 2.u .rI
Trains " M leave wIlmiu.t,,

Trains viii leave wilmln. tun as ioliou,
rhilsaelpi,ia {rxpfrs,l. = a,- i4 la.
s., $50. 10, bE, 1907 BE- el u il
a.; ~, 'i2 " iseD. -, ~, A. So %
Accommodation. 6 q. SIS 7ol So pu
a. m'' isai 1856 tso. SSs, - Igp iiR
For Chestgr texnressl Gs, 7s. su. gta
~, "a 81 iiSia. M, iEso,5 ~ el,5.G AtG
Aetomm olation, 9 20. OSa,7olSn. mEA
NJ, " B 2sA ". 8 u. ~ sGiI6'e.p p a.
10 Esw 3, ~ YEA g. !, Il 81 ~ ~ ~ -
For H,st chester. via LAmctM. . y AID
Sip a. m, s. aud 90 .. an.
oAllmpta and intermediate -l,,lYuy. wa
H.m;, 20 . "a, and u snl4li.
baltimore aud WSshinsio ~ 't;oi, NJ,
IN Is j * q i5p, 81, a., aai e 7fl.s,ai
New tastic, { 20, s 10 a. NJ. /. t.-442
GcorFetowns 20 n. m, 4 % y. N.
| fNptcts Tor SeaiO Il, aDp in
narrlnstnni bclniar, aud way 'tosS
3a. NJ, li b. p N.
Accpiumo odati0n for Harrington SIPS
ENprcss Tor Dover. Harrington. Rut u.
mar, u o. night.
Erahklin cry, 3ls. m.
bxprcss for Cape Charles, Old Point Con.
Tort, aud Norfolk, IL oS night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for WI.
minrt1n sexPTessl S5h o., ~, sSl, IA
* ~ -. ~ ts, sai, s% .;is, .fs' eS5 81 81
s1E i ~ = q. q !sSp, n;
22s Az a, 6i2, sss, ioea, No AS9
| 1883 y, n,
SUNDAY TRAM
Fer rhilAdeip IA terpressi, 10. - 4a
a.. i,a;e. -, not A. Al, z'2', ',4i, a.t' -, Sia
Ac',' m1dA,ion, s.l5A.M NJ, l!.s - 4ie
5.'si, ~, 10 o. and IN u y. VI.
fof htstcr t.hnr.fGl, 10, 90, ii.i. A, NJ,
5rfssgaii'?S' s. s's.s 10 S'4sF. 81. Ii H. NJ 'f ' ''
Fur New orr teNpIessl, 2.G1, . ~,
~ 80 4 81 ~, RIO, RI, b,sE ~
for We Chester via Lamokin, E, O. A, N i.
for cape charles. Old Point coniori aud
| Norfolk, !.O'iilsht.
| For arw tastle. Klrkwood, huldl,,o M,
! tIiit ton, Dover, feitoB, Harrlng On irlgt-
Vliie, scaford, Laurel, and DelMar. l4@
isltmorc ard Washington. l.1g, ..el. iriL
| A. NJ, Y, "a 81, 'a.3S, az. Z40 4, ii. aud
Y q Night. baltimore $40 T.. ". ant tu
iest e Philadelphia Broad Sire I. iur W..
s.1l. 5.Ns, 49, Geo, MI, l.2o II 80, ar u 81
| 4. VI,
Accommodation, 3 aJ, 10 2s a. M, y 81, 4 o.
| II, 5 81 ~ a.. and II - u. m.
For further inlormatlon, PASSENGER arc
! reIcrrcd To tie ticket oiAc. a. tie statlfr.
Trains marked thus are llmltsd tAFfeh
upon which extra iare Is charged.
| CuAs. ". puHI. J. n. W'op
ucmoral Manager. General ra's,ns'r A.eIL
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
Wilmington n Northern II. II,

Time tHDie In etect. Juue 2Sd, iIs). frha
leave " hmington lFrcnch strestJ IS ioIOas
For leading, birdsDoto. JOANNA hpflN
neld, Nsynesburs Janetion, Manor. .potnEll.
lnmAquAs Allentown, Leohnon, Nefnen.
vile aud All poinn On the PhilAdelphia and
Recalling y. H.i 80 q. M, LILO and T. ~. ~.
FOR Springfield, HaynesburK Janclnn.
Em9Iesyiis LsasPs, Gh11a pa,S
:. 90 a. M, 2. %, 80 and 6. 30 p. n.
FOR OoAtesviile and Intermediate poih"
100 a. n, 2. 0, =. 20 and Q. 10 D. n. IN ,o,nt
FOR west Chester, 100 q. NJ, g." s''VsA'
81 p. m. :. ,,,.,r
For New Bridge aud intermediate po!au
:. ~ p. m, and on Saturday only al o." ana
'j6sap; On sunday M; for Reading and intsrnsdl,a
pnlnta Al s. o. n, m, and 40 .. m, ah -,
Springfield And intermediate points Al D."
K. q. McCAUsLAND, BowNEssBRlSst.
huDerintsndsuk den fAs' AZ
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
As THE SEASON OPENS
So Do Our Hearts

We must sell, people must
buy and we must be satisfied
with small profits. Step in and
wonder how we quote such low
prices on large lot of Boys
and Childrcn's Suitings. We
have just received these and as
they are very good bargain.
they are going fast. We also
have opened a nice line OF
young mems Suitingsthis week,
all the latest designs in plaid,
and fancy patterns.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
A House Full

OF new Clothing at
9th and Market. We
have the room and
have just returned
from New York. where
we purchased with the
cash some Of the big
gest drives in fine
Clothing which it has
ever be5n our priv
ilge to offer. Don't
miss seeing the new
styles which we are
just opening, making
and putting in stock.
We have made partic-
ular preparation fol-
Our Boys ard Chill
dren's trade for thi,
season, and intend tt
have such goods atsuct
pr ceS as cannot b,
matched.
JAS. T. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market
Clothiers, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
- - a. -.

Az xvii FAIu spclEs 10 have pr
Ered The s'eausiAp EaruuHur, aud
those who are sui ,Ts'll'uNs cau gcadily
btlieve that Nic eli sailor- were uut
iar from being !islt N Ihcir views
that some sa'ps are cutscd Cilh i'll
luck. LVst JanGaly lhis vessel WINS
sunk in the D,A.sWre river opposite
kdgcmoor, ard ii cost MY thousand
dollars to repair hcr So iha, shr would
again he sea ACrIhy At that time no
lives were lost. bul now the appalling
news has been received that the
steamer has ipunierod in mid oe-un
md that all hands, out of u crew OF
twenty seven, were lost except seven,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
pUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.
DRlVATE SALE.

Seventeen acres Of land with good house
and barn and other necessary outbniiJlng.
situated one milo east OF i.sndenberg, Sew
Gar'len township, Chester County. Pa, ad =
joining James llollinRswUtlh. Dr II. lLUmp-
son aud Y. X. Jtiierl.. one half the bur
chase money may remain on the prrmlsrs
n, }. BEAMBkhitY.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04

WHILE the Committee on New Map
are conierrng with the chicl engineer
on fixing some system of street nun
bers icr that part of the cy over the
Christiana, it might lie well to cen
slider the numbers in toine Other parts
OF the city, as there Il considerable ir.
regularity. TIE committee might aiso
consider the prophet, Of adopting
some method Of maikng ,hu names of
streets nj the Intersections. Al pres nj
stranger 10 Obliged 10 inquire, ami
this sometimes rFosrs very rmhar
rassiug in lhe cuge oi lHJica, We trust
the committee will i've this matter
their attention, n'taurgh II Is rrUmhit
II more ptoprily br.urls 10 tic Street
and Sewer Dri Hilt rh'.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
wANAMAKERa

| hh&dD WSe ~ htAASas 1dt
you almost wonder sohsye-
the stuff Is so light and soft.
An outgrowth of English
drizzle and drip. They give
such things more study than
we.
Here are eight hundred and
lfffy-ss.r MEMS MaeintOshes
at less than good eossanscr
coats st0HAd cost you; Macin-
tosheS precisely fitted to yOn>
needs; sorts that neither
harden nor soften, but stay
just right through thick and
thin, indoors and outl
Single thick, without cape, a
Double thick, without cSpe, 50
Either sort, with cape, Sc
Halt the regular American
prices, about one.third the
English. And for perfect
goods! A dozen or twenty
colors
Chestnut street, west.
The newest Scarf for men
is Hyde Park"-an Ascot
ready tied. Nobby and
neat.
New line of Ast OTIS silk
with embroidered figures.
Club House Bow, anoth-
er novelty.
You'll see the fashion
pulse of the world beating
all through Mems Furnish
ings.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle.
The attractions attract in
Millinery-especially in the
trimmed Hats and Bonnets.
It's a worlds Bonnet Fair.
The Velvet Flowers were
crowded out of the advertise
ing vest erday. You
wouldn't mistake them for
natural, no, but they are
beautiful. The soft tones
of Velvet colors put in flow.
er forms cannot tail toplease,
Look at them.
Thirteenth and Chestnut street corner.
Wien you think o
"Dress Silks" the conpli'
mentary thought should be
} "Wanamskers" BY the
constant telling, by the
{ great stock, by the little
9 prices we mean 10 wo:k tht
E law OF association between
! our silks and your mind
We shall succeed are sue
ceeding.
r. Transept.
Children's Dresses a n
:: Coats, By far the fulles
r r. and best gathering Of then
!, we've ever shown. o n
y season teaches another-iul
y ther and further ahead ever
le time.
i Take Rirls of Ia or l
years. You know now til
- common way has been t
III give Them Dresses that wer
I'd id weak copies Of the carmen
1s rs ma de Tor older people. Iths
made you sdy Of b IL y in
Pc ready made things for then
49, We've changed all that. II
. goods. the shapes, the trim
5, minas are exactly W h a
re young ladies Oh good tast
III would choose. Modest atuf
S. simply mad, neat, hsnt
III some; girllso. but n e i t h e
.s- childish nor womanish.
d Take little boys--the Chi
,g rupy fellows OF 8, 4 or
er years Enher a girls Co
b. or a big boys Coat, W i t
ce some of the years squeez'
he out Of il, is what they mos
of ly get. II lven't you zoish
he or something else? !? Som
ii. thing suited to bright lit
o. tots, made and modelled e
.er p.ess y for them? Here's
special Coat for wee. bit me
OF plated, with belt and car
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
SALE or PERSONAL PROF.

DUBLlC SALEof PERSONAL PROP.
il LRTl,
The subscriber intending to change
his business viii positively sci! without
reserve at his residence in Newport Del.
on SATURDAY OCT, l2th 1889.
atio'clock, p. M, sharp.
iIis entire stock OF personal property As
follows;
sheAi OF good work horfes aud ~
mplea Good n e and extra good 43H
workers and well adapted to any had OF
work.
2good cows; milking now and rSOEtsl
will be flesh early 10 the winter. W.
wagons, s carts In good orr WM
del, Fgy. sleigh, IJsKer wagon, . sets
loi WAGON or store harness, sets cart harness
a SITS lead harness, sets Of heavy
carriage harness; one large dirt
scoop, rnpea, shoVrls, rks and many othpI
artieies not enumerated. The Ab1,e property
VIII he positively sold.
TEuMs: Al sums Of sa0 and less cash, on al
sums over that amount rfttt %: 70 days viii
be given. I. n. FLINS,
l., W. Sildham 4 Son EUelleneefs.
o2-2tw-Gtd-sh-n tu-ne i-Ihur-iri
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
.FALLOvERCOATS.

We have the best line ever
shown at the price, You can
get very good Coat for $500
to $1,000. Call and see them
we would DO pleased to show
you.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
No. 800 King Street.

Come aud see our tea aud coffee, we ,,ut
oher Nou bsrgaii Ia both; our enc hsrri'ii
ARE me ana new huck wheat mAkes iinp cak,.s.
hnlorhit ralsins, new California pruncs
ht" hpii nN' All our n W iruit are comm =
Ia ever dtv, We expect to AIRY lie nnssS
stock IN this city. All e untry produ ~
10-l-Blt u XII WIZ
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04
Flour is Down,


Now is the tine to buy,
before the price advances
again. Try a sample bag
of my Royal Brand, only 90
cents Tor a 7 pound bag; s
bags ior 81 90. All the best
brands OF flour at the low
est prices.
Also feed, grain, hay and
straw at
JAMES C. MORROW
>. +. Cor. 18th and French St.
Telephone call 527.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-04

JOHN WANAMAKER.