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Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

ST. GEORGES, Del, Oct. 24.-0be Of
the most unique aud delightful, enter
tainments witnessed for long while was
given on Thursday evening at the Grange
Hall. The curtain was first raised and
revealed to full audience bevy of iaii
young ladies, sixteen In number, all In
japanese costume, ready to 90 through
the Fan drill, which was done as prettily
aud gracefully as possible from the be-
ginning to the end, from the military
Triumph" and Surrender" aud "Co-
quettish Salute" to the iinal tableau, in
which each fair owner displayed her fan
In Ter most bewitchiDg and impressive
manner.
Part second, though of an entirely
different nature, was equally us enjoy.
able TO the audience which listened with
delight to the "Cradle SONGS OF Many
Nations" rendered by the Young ladies' OF
81. Georges. Added to the sweet strains
OF each "lullahy," was the picture be-
fore us of the fair mother, each in the
surrounding scenes Of her own laud,
singing her child to rest Thus In oui
imagination we were alternately In Rus
STA, France, Germany, spain, Italy, ia.
pan and Ir,land-the Indian Cradle
| Song being given IN native tongue by the
young Indian mother as The knceled and
waved her arms to her little "pappoose'
up in the tree.
The bewitching little Breton mother in
her demure costume was called out the
second time TO repeat the pretty pictur,
she made while "Kneadlng the dough
Tor cakes for Pierot," and singing he
sweet song to "Dear little Pierot, WHOM
we all love So"
The final tableau was the Ethiopian
mother song 10 burlesque and pcrsouatet
by q young gentleman, who Gillette,
roars OF laughter from his on-lookers.
Alter this the audience adjourned be
low stairs, where they could obtain a
that was good in the supper line an
which iaci seemed to DO practically o.
preciated by all.
The ladies and gentlemen whose tas'
and care arranged this evenings exec
lent program deserve much credit al
many thanks from all OF us who epjoyt
it TO the utmost. A STRANGER.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

EVERY Republican should be sure
and pay his tax, as the next election
will he oue of the most important ever
held in this State. Collector Dough-
erty will be in his office on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, IRON to IL
O'Clock in the mornings, aud from to
o'clock in the afternoons, ard all
Republicans living in his district
should make il point To call on the
days designated, III the hours named,
aud obtain their receipts We believe
that Collector Doug betty intends to do
what is right and fair in this matter,
and the taxables should not give him
any just cause for complaint by not
coming forward with their taxes. This
matter should be attended TO at once, as
1t Is much easier 10 pay taxes now than
1t will be month or two from now,
and nothing can be gained by waiting.
1t is of the greatest importance that
every Republican shall be prepared to
vote at the next election, and no one
should refuse to sacrifice little time
for the purpose OF qualifying himself
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Another instance Of the great dan
ger OF persons walking Oh railroad
tracks occurred near Thurlow on the
p, W. 81 b. Railroad on Thursday
evening, when two young girls were
struck by the Congressional express
and hurled into eternity without a
moments warning, This accident
happened precisely the same as sew
eTal that recently occurred in this city.
These girls were walking on the track,
aud seeing an approaching train
stepped on the other track to allow it
TO pass, when they were struck by a
train which they had not noticed
Such accidents are 10 be expected just
rs long as people persist in walking on
the tracks, as all who do 50 take theil
lives in their own hands. Sill these
accidents do not seem to be warn
ing to others, and although severa
similar ones have happened In this city
there are hundreds OF men who wall
the tracks every day on their way Il
and from their work.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

THE board appointed last May to
examine and report upon a plan tor
the future development of League
Island, in case Congress decides to lie.
open 1t. have concluded their labors
and will recommend that ii be reopen
ed and put in complete order. This is
proper and ri hit, as there is not finer
site Tor navy yard in the world than
that at League Island. 1t is situated
AT the junction of the Delaware and
Schuylkill rivers, and has an area OF
nearly one thousand acres lei is over
nintty miles from the sea, consequent.
ly the water is always fresh, making il
q safe and desirable place Tor iron OF
steel covered vessels 10 lie at anchor
while as a strngetic naval point It il
tie best on the Atlantic coast.
The ground never cost the govern
ment single dollSr, as ii was bought
by the city Of Philadelphia and decided
TO the L nitcd States, on condition tina
it should be used as navy yard. Thi
would no doubt have been done l0ni
ago. had it not been tor the iniluenc
aid jealousy of the New York del
eEahoh " S'hglcesi VINO lelI uothiDj
undOne to close this magnificent yard
for the purpose Of keeping the one a
Brooklyn in operation. 1t Is hope
that the report will meet with the fGy
olable consideration of Congress, an
rs II is matter in which the people {
Delaware, as well as those OF PcnI
sylvania are interested, it is expecte
that it will receive the support OF OF
Congrcssmeu.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

VIM you heed the warningl The sig
nal perhaps Of the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves if you can afford for the sake Of
saving 80 cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know from expert
euce that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year. Ii relieves Group and
Whoopiug Cough at once. Mothers dc
not be without 1t. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster. N
B. Danlorth, Wholesale and retail agent
Second and Market streets, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
Fires Tor 1889.

Many fires this year have been started
by wood from A Sergeant's coal and WOO
yard, foot OF Monroe street. Oak, Pin,
ana hickory wood in large loads. W,
guarantee 2,240 lbs, ofclean coal in every
ton, screened under our own supervision
just received, a new car load OF Western
oatsi also Tine line of bsled hay and
wheat straw. Central Office Seventh aud
King streets. Look Tor the blue sign.
0pen in the evening. Telephone calls.
5Ij and 5S5,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

The DEMOCRATS of New Jersey are
making powerful effort TO drag the
Grand Army, as q body, into the cam.
paign and make 1t a political machine
TO assist in the success of their ticket.
For that purpose they have had the
following circular prepared, which
they are sending to members of that
order.
ITO the Hon. Leon Albeit: Believing,
ns We do, that the members of the Grand
Army OF the Republic, and other veter-
ans of the late war for the preservation
Of the Union are under deep obligations
10 you for your sympathy aGd friendship
towards them while Governor of our
State, we desire to unite in this public
letter testifying our gratitude for the fol
lowing acts OF kindness.
Upon tho death OF General Grant and
ceremonies attending his burial you pro-
cured free transportation for members OF
the g. A. r., enabling over 300 OF them
(msuy OF whom could not otherwise have
pa ticipsted) to attend the funeral. You
loaned camp equlpage TO our comrades
who attended the Grand Army encAmp-
ment At Portland, Maine, who showed
their appreciation of that favor by the
NAISitNhN Nphutiph III NulNu luty
turned such equipage. The hearty SYM
patty and help you extended in pro-
curing an appropriation for the building
OF the new Soldiers Home In Kearney-
matter we had vainly endeavored for
years TO accomplish. Giving our organi-
cation Its first official recognition ever
received In this State by allowing US TO
designate member Of the Commission TO
locate The sites OF the New Jersey monu-
mems at Gettysburg.
Upon considering these iavors and at
tentions we feel constrained 20 call on
our comrades TO rise en- nasse, and In a
spirit Of patriotism, regardless of purity
lines, aid In returning you to that POSI-
ton you SO worthily filled"
This is accompanied with confiden-
tial letter, asking the receiver to :sign
it, and get as many as possible of his
comrades 10 do the same. 1t seems
from this that the Democrats cannot
divest themselves of the idea that the
Grand Army is not political organi.
ZstiOn. 1t contains in its ranks Demo
Gratis as well as Republicans, and The
senders OF this circular will learn tha
under no circumstances can the ordel
be used for political purposes.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
. ALrIMonE 4 ONO RAl,po.

DALTIMoRE 4 OHIO R.uno
Is Schedule in elrnS A,'iaRoAD.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE LAY %ls'3I
EAST BOusn FuI.
sNxprcss trains
NKwl OK, week days,s2
q. M. az vs., - IS, 20 U.s. " AK ~ G,,Du
NEW lonk, Sundays. - ~
sliOs, ~ ". % W. ~ 81 U. IN. - ''~ h. In
PHILADELPHIA, week days.sslg....I
ESQ., 7W, $50 800. slQ u H. @GN
.ls os, o. E 100 il9 '5OS 5sa MI
rHiLADELrHiA, SUNDAYS. .2ils-r..
eo5, 10 - a. M. sic o., ! %, 'g.,i y3,'olN
20 os. b21. 0lo. 20 ~, s5i j. ~ sN ID
CHESTER. weok days. u. s!a, ~;
,os - ~, . 90. ,sio 20 iUs'a. h, VA l
l icy saS 20 se9, ai9 'SoS. -. ia Eait
.Clirsrsn, Sundays, s2Is .7@cn,.|
~ -, n. ma, sl2Os, 100 ,sIs, .a' gN
zoos. o -. J1o. stt6, s95 soss Il. NJ, y0S' NJ
ATLANTIC Cry, n. j., wcrt d I'
p.00 n. m, loo, tl2.05 on saturl,g H1|
2gs, 300. 5.Os u. M. Sunday, m my
2.Js y. IN. ' "' H.
WEST BOUND,
bALrtHonE AND wAsnINarov 81,
~ a. M 25, $40. $50 @sb
s sanys 0a. m. '2osp. IL. daily a., AZ
pittsburg, ss.wa. m;5os WI
CHICAGO $50 a. M. 800 y. I y, 'i ,
Cincinnati ana st. LOU, r.
and - 70 u. M; both dullv.' % a. u
HfnGKRLY AogOMMoDATio. .,,
and Ii 10 u. M. daily. ~ pG.
LAEpKhBEno ACCOM- oDArioV
days, O.i0, IL ~ a,m.,2 Is und 5 ~, Nees
days. o 30 n. M. 9. 45 und 3 ~ n. r''"i sun
TphINs LEAVE MARKkT sTiitr,'s.,...
For Philadelphia ana woy ''A,oA
week DAYS; 30. G IS, S no. ll85a a., ''' pa u
gso.5 % IN sundays, o ~ II. M /. e. g
FOR baltimore, week dny.,,..
II IS n. m; Us, - 10 u. m ~ 9 rn
q. m: 2 81 and IS 20 d, m, ""'H'ys tll
For Landcnberg aud way st,tro.
days, 80, o 20. II 35 n. m Oh 'Weet
undnys y % u. in.: 235, $50 IA l., y ID
Cincinnati aud st. Louis.
daily except Sunday. ~
day; IS 90 y. M, daily. IN
Pittsburg, - 30 u M, daily. cxro,t Ca.
days b30 p. IN. daily. ''-'A
LEAVE PHtLADHLPnIA ron WiLNivg-,v
Daily, 81 10, ISIS, 1000, al lIu.n ia
noon, u 81, ! 30 90, s4l5, 400, s5G.G,ti,f5
$40 10 10. II 80 y. M.
Daily, except Sunday. bI0anl -
M. q %, ~ 5U and D 23p, m. SUNDAY ou.E
$50 q. IN.
ATLANTIC CRY. weold %, .,b
a. m. - ~ and % u. m.
SUNDAYS, u 80, Il Oi u. M, sa,Su.n.
Telephone No. 1914.
rH-Rhtes TO western points lower TIM,
Via any other line.
co. sCULI, j. Y. ODLIL
1enl Pass. Agt. oenl Manage.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
- -
A Novel Bet.

A somerville Mass man made bet
several weeks ago that lie could 'beat his
way from Boston TO Fan Francisco and
return" The stake is $1,000, and the man
is now on his way hack He has been
put oil the train $50 times, which has
made It lively for the referee, woo, OF
course travels with him. Once char
liable woman, touched By Ills appar.
emit neel, offered to pay bis fare and he
was obliged to beg her not TO, narrowly
escaping the loss of his wager.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
NOTICE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
The STATE OF DELAWARE "'
To the sheriff of New Castle County,
Whereas, Mary Jane Sanders. by her pc
- tition to the Judge OF our SUI
SEAL perior Court filed in tho office OF
- the Prothonotary OF said court
In and for tho county of New Castle
for the cause OF complaint therein al
legged has made application to our said
Judges that IA decree may he pronounced
dlssolving themarriage existing between
the petitioner and her husband, VIII
liam sanders.
We therefore command you as you have
been heretofore commanded that You
| summon William Sanders, 50 that he
| beand appear before the Judges of our
| said court TT the next term thereof to
| be held at Wilmington, on Monday,
the 25th dny of November next, to
answer the allegations of the said Pc
titioncr according to the Act OF Assem-
| bly, In sncl case made and provided
! and also do and receive what the said
court snail then and there consider con-
/ cerning him in this behalf ast 10 the Court
| shall seem meet, aud consistent with the
provisions OF the said net of Assembly
and have you then there this writ
Witness tho Honorable Joseph =.
ComeEys. Esq, ut Wilmington, the 2nd
day of oct, A. u. eighteen hundred
and eighty nine.
Iasucd Oct. o. 1850.
GEO. A MAXWELL, Proty.
The above is II true copy of the
original writ.
ALNAN ALLEN
Sheriff.
10 l0ltwNltaw'lm
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
Tapestry Brussels
CARPETS.

We represent all the
leading makes and retail
them at a small advance on
the manufacturers cost
compare our cash prices
with those asked by credit
houses, and see if you can
afford to pay the difference.
Everyone knows a Rox-
bury carpet or a 10-wire
Smith, or a Stinson,-Our
price for these goods is 95c
per yard, 95c made, laid and
lined. We have othe r
makes at the same price.
II you want a cheaper car
pet we give vou the grade
that you can scarcely tell
from Roxbury for 95 c
made, laid and lined. An.
other good lined from 90 to
zoe and 75c on the floor.
We do not advertise gilt
terlng generaliiiss blu t
give makes and prices. Can
show you almost every new
pattern made. As far as
possible kindly bring sizes
OF rooms with you.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
Prof. RossiteT & Persons

DANCING ACADEMY, at the Opera, House
(iourth naUrl is NOW open. Dancing school
every Monday and Thursday evening. Each
pupil receives individual instructions. Even
ing sOclahies, " edursdaS and saturday even
ings, Professor Alhrrt's Orchestra has been
engaged for the season. All the latest dances
taught. Invitation for iadles are being dis
trlhuted. n. B-1hls room can be rented out
for evening secahles aud receptions by call
ng at the academy. So i'm m welstAt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad,

Trains will leave Wilmington M Gllo,,
rhilsaelPhiA teaprc,sL 2gas 81. IN
.'s, eS' 10 80, 100, lo45 -liG ID
"a IN ma ~ ~ N, Rso, lso. 90, 4. 81 "a
ACCOMMODATION, 0 %. s5l7 OA sn ysI
a. M, l2sS zaS 1eO. $50, : y, IoG XXI
FOR Chester (exprcssl, Gs, 20. sa 81,
gM II sa II 81 a. IN, II ", q, or, 7It, asl
Accommodation, SO, GSS : o. SO ns.
M, ~ Is 2 81. 4eI s ~. y, AID u jl IN m
10 S g. 10 S & Ii 81 e & ~ 81 ee ~
For Nest Chester, via LailoIin' Al All
arg a.. m, IS aud 90 p. IN,
FOR Newark lCenlrel aud intermediate IA.
baltimore and intermediate ,tt.yu.. nu
An, emp m, and q Knight.
h si!i%Srs s sna VIZ hLins m
40 5 "a. - ~ 8 q, I 81. To-, and V !, ns4l
lIalhs Ioi DELAWARE Division l,atr iur,
New Casue, 9 ~, 70 a. en-, u o. MA
p, y. NJ. aud y Oi night
GeorEctowns ~ =. IN. 3 5lp. 10.
hrpreBs for seato Il, J5Op in.
Hatrlngton, Delmar, aud way tauir,
~ =. IN, " IS y m.
Accommodation for Harrington, .ipS
Express Tor bower. Harrington, iai DEL.
Franklin city, s 30 ~.
Expfcss FOR Cape Charles, Old Point Va,
fort, and Norfolk, II % night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for WI.
m "a "a isAp5sr,1 sSt ~ 81 go, y
acG im saS S' s2i % so r." etoS@' o;
90, II ~, II 10, u 59p. IN.
Accommodation, G2s, 10 D, a. M, .
2a S22, "a, a., sS, io0s, 10 ~ sD,
1913 y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fur Philadelphia (expressl, 100, . 70 a.
,.Vl y 10, iI.Si A. 81, az. on, 90, ~ al
Accom- citation, aIsA, NJ, I2.Io IIts
tor uhesler ienpressl, 10 90. IlaAN,
Accommodation, 3. A. ,i2.i0, H. ~
7.on, s.ib, u % A, NJ, RIO, AZ. hH ~;
s.0G, Rno n. ~ a.. N.
for West Chester, via Lamokin, a.sA. N,
Y fo r Cape Charles Old Polnt C,mtor, AL
For New Castle. KlrkwOod, Mijlrowa,
CLAYTON. Dover, FELTON,, HarripsTn b. II.
vile. seaiord. Laurel, aud Dollar, l-@
ilaltimore and Washington. ~ .,og ioE
A. ~, l2,od, a., 'b.SL 80, i.i,. r, NJ aud
leave Philadelphia Broad Sire [, for VII.
mingtun trxpress) $50. 10, 90 ilIs AN,
g. 81, Cos, '6.4l Goo, 657, ll.2o u "a, AMI u .
Accommodation, S 81, 10 Is a. M, = Ji,.N
G H. 8 81 - 40, aud II 50 p. IN,
For further Information, pas myers lr
| re lerrpu 20 the ticket olice at the station.
| Trains marked thus ~ are limited e1prriA
| upon which. extra fare Is charged.
CTIAs. E. PUGH, !. u. WOOD
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Have lust rece we'd lot OF fine window
shades and wall paper, the latest styles,
and are selling them at the lowest prices
possible. Cali and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere. gifts a speciality.
No. 100 W. 9TH street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

The Rev. j. d. c. Hanna, viii deliver
hie bly, interesting ie.ture at Newport,
on Thursday evening, the 3l.t inst, at
7.3O. All who wish Il rich intellectual
treat should not fail to attend.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

San Rosa is in great demand, &c., al
Durstein's, No. +. 2nd street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
AGENTS WANTED

For Club Rates, or any further tntorras-
ton dehret, write losibly to the undsrsisn.
ed, clearly Stating your residence, with
state, County, street and Numbsr. More
rapid return mail delivery will bs ass1roi
~ yoar enoioo.ns an Envelope bearing your
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Or tic administration puzzle, az Aliens
30. store, 2i9 Market street. Slu0 given
to the person doing this in the sA0rtsss
ttfna
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Walnut candy at Ferguson's, IL f. ID
Gloves at our usual low prices. +. Is.
Riley, 22S King.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
wANAMAKERS


"A Wuolc ACStiiiCnt VI suCu
might form q dress parade
10 the GENRE aisle of the
store. That fact Is worth
remembering. This also
they could move "fours
right in o the Clothing
stock and each man be fit
ted with a becoming and
proper Suit. One week
ago the TaoekDe Dollar men
had a carnival with Suits
that were worth So to S.
more. Each Sl2 carried of
a trophy.
This morning another de-
tachment is ready for attack.
The sales men will welcome
you with ready hands to
hospitable Suits at sra, orless,
or more. They rise by easy
steps to $2s. And In each
grade the best for the
money. Ponder this: Suits
with sack coats Of cheviot,
blue or black, with SELF
colored plaid, imported, at
$25-suits for princes in a
nation of Sovereigns.
The figure on your toy
barometer says storm; what
does Wanamaker's weather.
viseman say, or Old Prob?
No matter, cold and storm
are near. The eager air
will soon say "Overcoats."
We say "Overcoats." The
power Of SIS In Mems
Overcoats-y o I'D hardly
credit it, but it's true
The cloth all-wool Elysian,
the colors black and
tull In 1igo blue. lining
satin, style elegant. These
Goats are symptomatic.
The 500 Elysians, imp TT
ed and wool lined; the
long lines of Kerseys in
colors various and price
many, from S12 to S35, are
equal evidence as to wha'
we do in Clothing.
The increased attention
to our Clothing Store il
:. telling-greatly gro W In s
4 sales, more statesmen, bette
ate ntion, more stock ant
better. Store visitors Sc
:, nd feel 1t.
4 No man need discour
(, his clothing here with a ba
n lr what's mesner tina
as a bad hath 1t breaks
ID proud clio HERS heart to sc
i ie the grace OF his art destroye
\ by incongruous headgea
N The Hat Store ls next ii
Clothing-east.
The Boys Clothing ioir
2 n' the Mems What a lot
he he i'll Dye see that big pile
i. Overcoatsr The price
". S12, the colors three plaid
"a the stuff frieze, the sizes Z
1T "A Conhdentially-ysu CO
he he get them only mere. Ar
9 Sa Mat's true of many anoth
II thing.
a, Market street side.
up The same wintry blast III
i'd. whispers "Overcoats," pi
arj ches your toes. We a ,
IT, n. thinking Of head, body, fe'
~ Wool Slippers and Shoe
Waterproof q n d W warn
bet About the house In a Chi
l nd night, Out of your bath on
o os0 frosty morning, If you are
las little old and the blood &c
,a q, slowly, or delicate or sicl
par NJ for all these conditions W.
WY shoes are suited.
. Very few people k n o
any thing OF Wool Shoes.
aitE you? The prices are ST..
, G.S. to S..
,biy The renaissance exter
s and all along the Market sir
Mar. front-Shoes and Cloth
alike. Witne IS the wea
L. of fine French Kid Shl
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

smeltz & Co. have just received one
car of choice apples, which they Will sell
very low. Call and look al them.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
ON TUESDAY.
THEeoih DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889.
st O'Clock p. m.

Ahc ttiloNAhb 'NaesteNe hsAe eet&tss 'a@t
All those three certain lots, pieces or
parcels of land, situated In the said city
Of Wilmington, bounded and described
No. /. With three story frame hotel,
pavilion and other buildings thereon
erected, beginning az tho Intersection
with the westerly side of Dupont street
thonce westerly along said side of Fifth
street 1856 feet To stake, thence south
erly parallel to DUPONT st. III feet inch
to n stake. thence easterly parallel TO
Fifth street 1856 feet to the said westerly
side of DUPONT street, thence thereby
northeriy III feet ] inch to the place OF
beginning, be the contents what thoy
may.
Nos with n brick brewery, stable,
icc-house and other buildings thereon
erected, beginning ut the intersection OF
the northerly side OF Fifth with the eaS-
terry side of DUPONT street, thence eas-
terly along said side Of Fifth street 100
feet to n stake, thence northerly par.
nllel to DUPONT street 1856 feot and .
inches TO a stake, thence westerly par
hllei to Fifth street 100 feet to tho said
easterly side OF DUPONT street, and
thence thereby southerly 1856 foot and 3
inches TO the place of beginning, be tho
contents thereof what they may.
No. 3. Beginning Mt tue intersection
formed by the southerly side of fifth
street and tho ensterly side of scott
street, tbence southerly by said side OF
Scott street 20 feet TO stake, thence cas-
tcrly parallel to Fifth street 10 feet to
another stake, thence I'm northeasterly
direction TO u point I'm said southerly
side of Fifth street 81 feet inches from
the easterly side of Scott street and at
right angles thereto, thence westerly
along said southcrly side Of Firth street
81 feet inches to the place Of beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution Ms this
property of Karl SpechL and Mary Sa.
lone specht, his wife, and I, ts., and to
be J oldby ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sherifiFs onice. Wilmington, October
IL, isS9. ol5-2taw-ts
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Best quality cashmere gloves, llack
10 cents. L. B. Riley, 22S King.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Hosiery aud underwear, try at 22T Mar
ket street Fred We'll, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Silver end gold neck beAls William.
sons, los West Eighth streAt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
IN Ferry Company. Time ,ian,= Otl ,.sa1
Wilmington and pennsgroye ttEius tlsA
Sunday, June ~, les9.
FAIRY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave wilmington, King street per "
4t0 2. 80 p. M, II 30, 7. 30 a. NJ HrriFe ItAlr
grove !, 60, As, 20 y. M, 40, ~ a. "
Leave Pennsgrove g. 80 a. m, La ~
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER lao. 1850.
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CBERIFF's sALE-By VIRTUE OF
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by ordinary letter, containing Money +, ,der
Issued 10y all Express Companies, New Ynrt
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100000 Tickets as Twenty Del.
lars each. Halves eIOI Quar- ters
toI Tenths 60; TWontietha 81.
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Commencing Monday, Sept. 2n abi
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Philadelphia daily, (Sundays !ne'a'''
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at 7.9o and 10. IS "A. M, lao and i'D P'"s!
Telephone, No. 81.