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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

Special Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
DOVER, DEL, Oct. 81, 1889. There's a
hustliug In the political camps OF Kent
that Indicates shake up all round, aud
Portends new deal by at least one OF
the Democratic iactions. The "harmopy"
racket, 1t is now plain, won't work, even
shonsh ex-Secretary Bayard offers hun
sell ~ 3 sacrifice on the altar. Twenty
Jour hours alter that famous committee
meeting In Wilmington was announced
here, party leaders were willing to bet
ten to one thet neither Bayard, Gray, nor
any One SO would visit ent or Sussex
counties In the role OF missionaries, and
re ults have proven that these leaders
would have had a very safe wager
This scheme having fallen through, 1t
Is plainly evident thai a new deal Is in
contemplation, and this one, like the
other, will have Harmony" for lis osten-
STOLE object, but under ueath It the same
trail may already be seen, the ambition of
two old men TO again crawl out from the
retirement into which their fellow citl-
zens have forced them. 1t VIII be Will
liams Of Kent aRaln In this new msnG-
uvre, but 1t will be au effort to coax
Robert j. Reyno ds oil the track il vii.
liams' favor. The last scheme was TO
ignore the WolCott Reynolds crowd alto
gether, but it was plain that this would
not work, as the Wolcott men have Kent
Ns solid as a rock, and now the idea IS to
tally up the Wolcott legion and coax
them where they could not be- driven.
hi, will also fail, Tor the simple reason
that} the slate Is already made out by the
Dominant faction, and No coaxlng or
driving can alter it. The committee on
credentials w i'll alan ba uag.sbai OF fi.a
next Democratic convention, aud there
will be no more Benjamin rackets played
ON the majority OF elected delegates.
TIE Republicans have assumed an air
OF business and activity a SO, to which
they have been strangers down here Tor
years. They are talking now like men
who not only believe that they have
fighting chance, but like those who see
sure victory ahead of them. This feeling
no; only pervades Kent, but in really
greater degree the entire county OF Sus-
sex.
Down at Lewes last week, In CONVEX
satiou, 1t was the Republicans who talked
politics and named men and measures,
while the Democrats, as u rule, had about
them that air of sulkincss which children
assume when they don't know whether
they'll play or not" The same may be
said Of all the centres OF the lower county
Milton, Bhdgevllle, Laurel and George
town. And al Kent wants The Governor
VIC are willing she should have it and
ready to back Henry Richardson" is the
sentiment one hears in the stores aud on
the trains. "But put this down first,
and keep It there and tell the REpuBLI-
CAN to hold on 10 it, that no matter what
the Democrats may say OF US in Sussex,
you'll find US when the time for action
comes united all through and with but
one object In view, tina: OF redeeming this
State from tie thraldOm Of Democracy"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

! II the Knights OF Labor and some
Of the other labor organizations adhere
TO their present determination there
will be one OF the greatest struggles
between labor and capital next May
that this country has ever witnessed.
The plan with these organizations is,
al the time stated, 10 demand eight
hours for a DAYS labor. and il this is
not granted 10 have universal strike.
Ii this is carried into effect, as there is
every reason TO believe il will, it will
prove an exceedingly costly proceed
ing TO the public as well as the wage
esrners, therefore i will be well for
employers as well as those employed
a fully consider this MISTER, and weigh
the consequences before the time
comes Tor action. Ii is certain that as
much work cannot be performed in
eight hours as there can be in ten. and
therefore 1t Is scarcely to he expected
that the men can receive as much
wages as they now do. If the mem
bers Of these labor organizations pro-
pose TO work for eighth tenths OF the
wages they now earn, for the purpose
Of having more time ior recreation, OF
for furnishing employment 10 others,
that IS matter which concerns them
alone, but II they intend to demand
the same ray they now receive Tor two
hours less WORK, il becomes matter
in which every one !s interested, as il
cannot fail to increase the price Of al
manufactured goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22
RAIrrxsosss.ss a'Snlo RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE DEL Avv HH5 lSlsN
East BOuxn 'LrOr|

BAIrrxscssssSS s'SR \ , RAILROAD
TRAINS LkAvk DEL Avr a5 llsS
EAsf BOuS1
Express trains.
hkw Yohk, week days,s2
a. m. sl2 VI, - u, 20 u. ~ t'po. = Oilqs
NEW YoRK, Sunday, - T. ~,
q lus. - ID. 20 ID. ~ Vi .. IA, % 40 a. N
a PhILApkLrniA. Meek dayS.9Ia-m,,
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pniLADKLrHiA, SUNDAY .aig,7m.
800, ~ ~ a. M. sl2 d, | ~. ~ n, IN
% %, 5aj, o 10, 20 a.. ksj So sOt I'D
CnEsTkR. week days. M M u"
lbA g 90 o o. slO 2s 6tfn W. !, WA
IA IA 81 % sy; ~ 'bos. ~ ia "a
CnnsTGn. sundays. 2I3.7@rn.
s5os . 70. 80. % q. SIS. ~ ;i' s% ID
ATLANTIC CRY. N. D., wee H. H.
noOa M, 100, GAGS on SATURDAY. ~
-, 500. Dos D. m. Sundays. TX "'ylI
2.35 y. IN. ''' d IL
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND wAsursorox u.,
lito a. M, 245, stiO .5lo sci
sanSsg 'oa. m. 'sos p N. dauy e.e5 ~
pltis6nrg, ss.iGa. m.i.jion
CHICAGO asa a. M. $50 n M M ailg
Cincinnati ana st. LOU, On,
and - 70 p. M; both daily ~" a. N
sIsaeRLr AoooMaoDArioN IA
and II 10 u. IN. daily. Pm
LASDENBEnu AocoNMopA4snx
days, Go, II 10 n.m.,2 ~ nnl5rp,,, Wees
days, . 80 n. M, 3 Is and ) iOp m ''''' saaI
THAINs LEAVE MARKET srnr..9a,,..
For Philadelphia ana wny Anoi
week days; D 50. q 10. 4 10. llg, ',i'9li
$50 oop.m Sundays. s. a. ~. T. III Il !;
FOR baltimore, week day.sass,o ~.
ii 81 n. mi ", . 80 II. IA, SUBJ ~
u. M. ? - ana % 30 u, IN, N"'Ais, W.
For Lnndenberg ana wnv .,,,i,.
Days 10, 20, II 10 a. M: Us, ~ ~ ~
Sundays y u. M, 40. $40 u. IN. /" "a
daily except sunday, ~
Chicago - ~ n, M, daily. cNc.r, 9.
day; - 30 p. M, daily. '"'
PittsbufR, ss 30 n. m, daily, eXcprt S,,
day; 5JO y, w., daily.
lfAVE PHILADELPHIA ron WItNtygroy
Daily, - 10. IS Is, 1000, 81 lgn.m in
noon, %, | 100 O0.ss 10. 49, 20 0j,G ;l;P
$40. 10 10, II % y. IN. %
Daily, oNcopt Sunday. 5iouud - L
m. y ~. s3SUand o % y. IA. Sunday oaS
$50 n. m.
ATLANTIC CRY. week-d,ys $50 go.
n. M, ~ - and % y. m.
SUNDAYS. $50. - % "A. M, .sl-i.ll.
Telephone No. Iaa.
pD- Hates to western points lower tina,
vinany other lliu.
co. sCULL, J.T. opLLL
Conf Pass. AIT. Gcnl Manager
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22
a VALU ABLE FARM an PRIv ATE

A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
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 Ia high state of
cultivation, we'll watercd, plenty of
timber, large stone dwelling, pleasantly
situated. Substantial stone and frame
barn with shedding attached and stab
ling under to accommodate 10 head of
stock. Carriage, Cart and Hog house.
Grnnnary, Concribs etc, Tenant house.
These buildings are all IN good repair.
School house nearby. This farm Is easily
worked being nearly level, and the
buildings well located. Good home
market for products of farm. Album
dance OF fruit in variety,
Also IL acres adjoining tho above and
fronting ON Turnpike, also 10 acres nd-
joining the eleven, Of choice land in
good condition. The two last tracts OF
land above named will be sold separate
or together to suit purchaser. Greater
portion of purchase money can remain
secured. II not sold by the 18th month
Will be for rent. Address John G. Will
son, New Garden =. o., Chester Co., Pa.
or u. Il, GREEN, Kennett Sqanre Pr.
lO2-tu&th-l6td-stwt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

WiLLrAMsroET, Oct. 2I.-Reports Of
dessitution and suffering have been re-
ceivei IRON the little Pine Greek district
Of this county. These people suffered
terrible loss by the flood. Their lands
were washed almost completely away,
and In some places the houses were
moved from their original foundations
and LETT standing in the open fields.
They haye issued an appeal for aid to
the Jersey Shore Relief district, TO which
they belong They received some aid,
but they claim not Sufficient to NEE
their Immediate wauis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

ETHE county has no money and is
Obliged 10 settle its obligations TO the
sheriff With notes, which no doubt
will he thrown in bank and increase
the over five hundred dollars a week
interest that we are now paying. This
Ehor,ness OF money is not caused by
desire on the parl OF the people to
withhold what they owe the county,
but from the disiLclination Of the men
appointed for the purpose 10 receive
il. They no doubt are acting under
orders from lheir bosses, The men who
feel toward the public the same as
Vanderbilt expressed himself some.
time ago, and 90 not care what be-
comes Of the county go their party ID
successful. How long 60 the people,
the property holders especially, intend
10 tolerate these outrages and permit
men TO perpetuate themselves in power
BY DISTINGUISHING a part OF their iel
low citizens, and thereby increasing
the tax rate on the Others! There is q
least 81, 600 that can be collected i
the men appointed to attend to tina
duty will remain in their offices ant
Iece We the taxes from those who call
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22
N. MGgary & Son,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
S. .. Cor 9Th and Tatnall SITS.
AND
Sic TatnaII Street,

We have put on sale this
week a few patterns Of velvet
carpets for the very lew price OF
81 90 per yard. Here is your
chance to secure a very hand
some floor covering for your
pariors at the price you would
pay for Tapestry. We have
them in moderate and string
patterns to suit all, and we
think you'll do we'll to see tn.
goods now-while they ale on
sale
Many of cur customers have
secured during the past few day.
one Of our handsome Extension
fables which We have been sell
ing for SO cents per running
foot This means cost CT 50
S4 and IS respectively for ia
bic 6, 8 or 10 feet long. We
are gong short Of the small
er size but the Fights and tens
we have plenty Of and will guar
antee them to be here when
called for, il it is duringthe next
lew days; we, Of course. cannot
always give you these price S
on extension tables, It's the
wonder OF the Furniture trade
how we can DO it, as the prices
quoted are less than cost price
You don't want to know how
we do it, the main thing witt
you is when we dot. Remem
Der the price, SO cts per foo
and don't delay your purchase
; too long. Should you be with
out one? Why need your
: Speaking Of tables reminds u
Of our cane 1T chairs which W
are selling at so cents each. Thi
is another rare thing which yo
a should see to.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90 Secretary
Window has directed that James Hep
burn be returned to Scotland, and Emil
Dietze to Germany. Both came to this
country under contract, the former land
ing at Port Huron, Michigan, aud the
latter at New York. Hepburn came as a
horse trainer, aud Dielze under contract
as a silk weaver in Eugene Staul's silk
mandatory, at Patterson, n. j.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22
Wilmington q Northern II. H.

Time tabie In eject June zsd, lss1. Tnli
For Reading, Birdsooro, Joanna, bpraf
Geld, WaynesburK junction, Manor, pottsyiR
TnmAqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werner.
Reading Il; r., 100 a. M, 4. 10 and T. DE.
, For Springfield, Waynesburs JuncnoL
GEosdesr h%9,sevi,s LsssPs Ch aI,.
To0a. M, 2. 70, 40 and 5. ~ D. N.
Fer Coatesville and Intermediate polhs
T.g a. ". 10 4 20 and $40 D. m. "a n,,i
For west Chester, 100 .. NJ, Gu ''''aA'
siy eEesg, SATURDAY a and sSS {, .,,,
AZ y. N. and on Saturday only At D.. and
' On p sunday m; for Reading and intsrn,di,a
points, Al q, 63 q. m, and 100 D. m. ani 10y
eprinEaeld and intermediate points At D"
x. q, McCAUsLAND, BQwHEss BRlaeh
Dupsrinteudent zen fAss' Ak
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22
NOTICE., PATRICK DoUGHERTY

| NOTICE-I, PATRICK DOUGHEhTH
1Nnthe tenant o. the house situated al the N.
r.. corner fith and TAtnnl street,
In the ist ward OF the city of Whining.
ton county II New UAstIe aud state Of psla.
ware, in compliance with the requirement
Of the aets Of the General Assembly IN such
case made and provided, do hereby give no.
tice that shall spply In writing 10 the
Ouurt Of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jsl Uslivery 1.-THE stats Of Delaware, IN ard
for New O.sti. Ooanty, On Monday, the 18th
dsy OF November, A. ID 1853. bsiar the no&t
term Of SAID court.fo . lioense for said house
Is an INN or tavern. for the sale therein Of
intoxicating liquors 10 less quantities than
one quart. 70 be drum on the premises, and
the following respectable eitisens OF said
war; At least twelve Of whom arc subtantiRt
freehoiders of the said ward recon mend the
said application, Wv.
JamsalH. liarkins Daniel Mcttwee
James Mel ennA X, j. hcManus
Daniel Ne 'usker August y hermann
Jacob schieber Hamilton Ayars
John r. Daeder p,terJ. Donnelly
Herbert Large Elmer A, Cor
James A, O'Donncil Joseph Goodman
L, l.. Mrssick Albert Neumayer
Mflllsm q. BAuEh John 6reen
Edward Higgins Jos, u. LANCE
Patrick Monaghan James Boyle
Charles Corrigan Charles 4. honaghhn
A. Rickta Jos. Is. BicktA
Preston Ayars Thee. Hermann
PATRICK DJUaHERfY.
Oct 1891
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

New YORK, Oct. 2l.-1he American
steamship Tonawarla is now nearly ten
days overdue from Darien, Ga. seyeral
vessels which have arrived here report
passing sunken lumber laden vessel
oil Body Island, anil from the description
given it is feared the craft Is the Iona
wanda, and that her offcers aud crew
are drowned. Tue Tonawanda va,
built In Philadelphia In 1864.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

THE resolution offered by Mr.. Law
son in City Council, last evening, and
adopted by that body, inetructing the
Mayor TO have the pGyements in front
of the Masonic Hail and other build
ings kept free from persons standing
around the entrance, should have the
desired effect. At present almost
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22
THURSDAY, OCT. e4TH. 1850,
II O'Clock, p. M,

THURSDAY, OCT, ATH, 1889,
II O'Clock, p. M.
SEVEN HEAD OF HORSES.
and all righI wiz WORK anywnere. NO. 4
hay norss' spears OLD. good worker or dris,
years old, with foAl good boncd horse. No. g.
driver. irc, close 70 min aits aud rosd pG i
year. old, rs hands high. Gold Dust stock.
NO. 7. Sorrei colt 2yesrs old.
Tw ENTITY HEAD OF COWS.
Several o, them VIII be In profit by day OF
SOW and PITS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One 2-horse WAGON, nearly nev. curt l
good Srd.r. irosd cart cart ! uo SS ~ssS n'
MILK wagon. I gasssI wagon, ! skeleton sl wa.
attarhpent corn marker, ! roller, side
hill syracuse pillow. l Weird plow. c ltiva-
tors, good scike harrow, % teeth, Acme
eomSIprd. Ia god orsisr, ! grind stoae, |
wheel barrow, post digger, boring ma
ehine. ! double set stage h,rpess new. . sets
= gle harness, brides collars, haiters and
ii "usenoid aud kiicheu furniture, dairy ax-
tsr.s morse power and churn. | sm,il
buckets, no bushels o corn on the ear. 1000
bushels or potatoes, ! barreIs OF elder, . bar
r"ls or VINEGAR, lot OF old Iron, butter
scales, meat saws. 8double barrel guns,
ery.ch loading ride, aud many things too
Terms; All sans ofssn. 90 aud under. cash.
Over that amount, credit OF six months Will
be given by the purchaser giving bankable
note with approved end"rser.
MARTIN HENDRICK.
L. W. stidhAm a Son, auctn. 1O-iG ~ - 23-ltw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

A woman living near the line Of Wake
and Jefferson counties, Georgia, Is seven
feet two inches high, 25 years Old, weighs
lSO pounds and can whip any man in the
leIghborhood.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22
A REMOVAL.

N hEMON n ~.
The attention of tho public Is called
TO my new place OF business now loca.
ted AT No. IlG Market street to be known
rs the Philadelphia Restaurant, | Iny
ing been put to considerable cXpeDsc
up to this time In fitting mp this place,
with keeping the necessities of
the times for the benefit of my patrons,
1 claim "A liberal share of their custom.
lou mud everything hero now, and to
he kept In the best of order. The new
way In serving my Is cent dinnors will
surpRss anything Of the kind ever at
tempted in Wilmington before. With
an experienced cook everything will be
served In good order. and kept stcaming
hot ON my new steaming tables which 1
have had Just put In, I Will also have
obliging and quick walters To serve YOU
ut my tables. lean pnrticlar at
tention to my new bill of fare, and, l
think you will be surprised
ut its contents and prices. Thank
ing you for past favors, hope the CON.
tin unncc Of the same.
remain the public servant,
S. GORDON,
Philadelphia Restaurant.
No lI6 Market st.
Boav ling and lodging by day or week.
9A-tu&s-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

PozzonPs Complexion Powder is uni.
versally known acd everywhere esteemed
a. the only Powder that viii improve the
complexion, eradicate tan, freck les, and
all skin diseases.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

A cherry tree at Clarksvllle, Tenn. is
reported to shed drop OF water contiau-
eusly. II Is located about three feet from
a wall, but none OF the roots are visible
in the curhing. The tree bears large
crops Of fine cherries.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

On Saturday night we will give To each
customer cup of our condensed coffee Tree.
Wen show you all our drives In tea, Gomez
ana sugnr, lrult and new buck wheat We
have lots and lots OF drives. II will nav yon
10 see those sardines at cents in oil, and
another drive Is our French cofee, an other
- our tea; lovely cups and saucerA with ey-
cry half pound, Another drive ia those new
prlnes and california peaches. New mince
meat 10 cts a package. New baking mo
iasees. Just Ike honey. 10 cts. agrart. Five
bags OF hour, sl.0l; klppered herring,
bargains. There's fne creamery butter at u
cts pound. Now don't forget this q ne mo-
i M. at 10 cts. grart and French Soap.
with. Fresh eggs and all country produce II
oi6-Gtt 4. 81. WlEK's, 800 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

IT HAS not been long since the
Every Evening took up the cudgel in
behalf OF the tax collectors, and not
only main tanned that they were attend
ing to their duties, but also inferred
that If any one dbl not pay his taxes, 1t
was no ones FAULT but his own. Now
however there has been a change, as
an attache of that paper has ascer-
tanned by personal experience, that
while 1t is an easy matter to pay q
property tax, 1t is something else when
q poll tax is concerned. Not only
that, but 1t seems from the experience
oil a reporter OF the Every Evening
that the collectors are desirous that the
people shall not know what they are
doing. This reporter was assigned by
the managing editor yesterday morn
ing 10 20 to the collectors office and
remain there, for the purpose of see.
ing how they conducted the business,
and while the Office hours are from 0
10 10 o'clock, he found that although
several citizens called to pay their tsx
the Office was not opened until 1912
O'Clock, and that Collector Dougherty
was nOt III inc OuuCt dt all uuui ll.fu
O'Clock.
"we intend to do business on bust
ness principles, said one OF the col
1ectors a few days since, and we
would like to know If he or any one
else considers this doing business on
business principles? Suppose that
either of the collectors had check on
a bank which he was anxious to have
cashed before 10 O'Clock in the mora
ing and the bank would not be opened
until an hour and half later, would
he consider that doing business on
business principles? Or suppose that
these taxes, instead of being owed to
the county, were owed 10 the collec-
tors individually, is there any one
foolish enough to suppose that they
would not be at their office at least
twelve hours day Tor the purpose Of
receiving themp And yet, while they
have undertaken to act for the county
and collect this money they are doing
everything in their power not to col
lect it for the purpose oil DISTINGUISHING
Republicans. This is q matter that
concerns every property owner in
this city, for the less poll tax that is
paid the higher the tax must be on
their property.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

NOTICE. i. JOHN J. HANLEY.
IN the owner and occupant OF the
house situated at lOl Monroe street, in
the Third ward OF the city OF
Wilmington, county of New Castle
and state of Delaware, ia compile
ancr with the requirements OF Inc
Acts OF the General Assembly In such case
msde And provided, do hereby give notice
ihat l shall apply In writing 10 the Court OF
GeLera, SESSIONS OF the Peace and JAN Deliv-
cry OF the state OF Delaware, In and for New
Castle County, on Monday. the 18Th day OF Nov,
A. u, lSaa, being the nent term Of said court,
for a license for said house AS an Inn or tavern
Tor Tile safe therein Of intoxicating liquors In
lesa quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the preniiBcA and the following respeclA hle
eluyrus vi said ward recommend the tsId APP
plication. viz;
Daniel Mailer Robert Cassldy
Ihos BiiLslmmons CuAries T. Brinton
jas tfa Michael Rose
Hugh Mcdinlsy Daniel HanleV
lohI p HEue Peter Ginder
Daniel Mckenney J Hutton
- " Lynch " ; Grant
Jas Le .lcr Clinton Howe
Frank Borhrn Edward T. Ryan
Jas " Grifhn Thomas licnnctt
jas a Dillin heashaw
D'tiira Charles Harper
lilO-2i-d&w JOHN J. HANLkY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22
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Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
Trains will leave Wilmington n, .,,,o,,

Trans VIII leave Wilmington rs fillor,
fhilAdeIphia toxprcssl a25A a. "a
10, go 20, 81. 100, 10 h. uUt M
q, M. ~ y, i2O. Is9. az, a. saL sE
" and 10 VI p. m. - w. '"
Accommodation, Q ", ss1, JOY sru ma
a. NJ, l2ss. zs0 ~. ~, ~. I0U pS
FOR Chester texprcssl. Ga, 75t sa d,
~, II IS Ii bla. To-, ~ %, 5 a, 81, I'D, ,Si
Accomin odutiun, O 10, 6Sl 7otsn Wg.
M, u ~ Z A. 40, 5 ID, ", and n a. An,
New York, 20, 2 o., = ~. Gsi. Z K EG
10 o.. 10 Is, IL 81 a M, 'l2 81 II x &,
as, 52., o. 81 20 %, 7ot ! "a, and 10 a. NJ
For Vest Chester. via LAmuklu, D ~ All
10 =. IN, IS and I o. y. m
FOR Newark tCeutre) and intermediate "a.
lions, fOa. M, ~ rs aniG q m
6AltiIn ore and interInrd late stttnag. IJl
A. IN, 20 . M, aud IL 10 Night,
Baltimore and hay Line, S IL D. M
baltimore and Washing ION, 4 H., sA aiL,
40 5 49, % q, q, 41p. ia, AMIN iTnl.lt'
Trains for Delaware Division leave fri
New Castle, b %, q 20 a. M, u o. ia
Q %, y, m, aud ~ Us night
Georgetown y 30 a, m % ID, NJ
Express for Seaiord, sop 10.
Harrington belmar. and va GAH'aA
& a g, mn 5 q Tor % Harrington. .,rm
Express Tor bower, Harrington, aui be.
franklin CIV, s s1A IN.
Express for Cape Charles, OLD Point Com
fort and norfolk, u % might.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-22

DuBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
i public sale at Sharpe's Hotel, corner Of
Front aud Market streets, ilmingt0n, Della
ware on satuIday. 'ctOber -, ls9, at one
n'cl eek p. IN, horses, wagons, sleiRbh hAr-
ness saddles, b idles, hunalo 7, BIS, lap
sheet, morse blankets, clrclng les. halters,
bitching raps, belle. etc lie pos tive,
". tttHhNBEHGER.
l.. ". sldhan 4 Son, auciS.
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