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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-28
News I-rnn Nir,lrn.

CRY or MEItco, Oct. 27.-A BtItIah
conSul's report for Vera CfuS Gays thNt
one cigar manufacturer alone shipped
EnglAna, '' U'h"'' W
several German houses arc making
~ Engagements 9s. torShlpning ore 10 Europe
The official journal publishes tele.
grams exchanged between tic govern.
inenlg referring 10 thU alleged insults Of.
iered 10 Mexico by MI, MISnor on ,Te.
ssnilng his credentials ns Minister 10
OosIh @ MCa, MI. Blaine dIEaVoWs the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-28

PARIS, oct. 27.- 2ola, the author, is a
candidate for the seat In the Academy
made vacant by tho death Of Emile Au.
RibF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-28
Mr., Iltadin1SI, Ilseoysr,.

LONDON, Oct 97,--Ntr4 4Bradlaugh, who
has been suffering from congestion Of
the lungs, has recovered. lie will soon
take Q sea voyage With View 10 regain.
ing his full strength.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-28
Leg Cut on.

!lDtfIdI DIlpdIcN 70 ne IN'tlI9tNctF'
PIEDMONT, W. Va, Oct, 27,-while
trying to Jump on a baltimore 4 Ohio
freight train to-day Patrick tIealy, 10
yeRrs old, living al No. 40 water station,
had a leg cut or by tho wheels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-28

Spreading rails and spreading blanke.
mortgages appear 10 be the mU6t prolific
cause ol railroad wrecks nowadays,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24
State. all the rights guaranteed by the
Federal Constitution.

ONE of the.results of subsidizInQ
steamships 10 seen In the fact that two
OF the American steamships plying
between San Francisco and China,
have been forced out Of the service bv
the subsidized Canadian steamer As
these vessels are backed by the Domin.
ion Government they can of course
carry freight much cheaper than their
rivals, and now enjoy so per cent. of
the trade from San Francisco. II 10
probable, that eventually the Cana.
dian steamers will succeed In breaking
up the American line altogether. and
have monopoly of the entire busi-
ness. This should be lesson for the
coming Congress, for unless American
vessels ale placed on the same footing
rs those OF other nations, we cannot
hope to compete for the trade of the
world, The South American trade by
right belongs TO this country, and we
would have 1t. were it not for the
short.sighted policy that has been fol.
lowed IN the past, which, II continued,
VIII drive every American steamship
Oh the ocean. II is hoped that Con.
gress will take some action in the mat.
Ter as soon after he commencement of
lbe session as possible.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

QUITE number. of persons i'm.
proved the opportunity yesterday to
call on tho collectors and pay their
taxes. but had it been generally known
lat the collectors would be at the
ONCE the greater part Of the day there
would have been hundreds more. II
has teen fayoritc complaint of the
collectors that even when they did re-
main in the office there was not half.
dozen poll tax payers called la
ehole day, but that was simply be.
cause II was not known that the col
lectors were there. We know OF in
stances where men have lost time
from their work Tor the purpose of
paying their tax and then weie unable
to find the collectors in. Ii these gen
tlemen will name certain hours In
each day when they will I've sure to be
found at their office they will not have
any cause 10 complain about The tax
payers not coming. The reason tbey
do not come now is because OF the un.
certainty OF finding the collectors. and
hose who secured their receipts yes
'erday have mole cause to be thankful
70 The storm than to any other agency.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

90 LOUISVILLE, oct. 22.--Uwing TO the
lnrIer-HoHard ieud the little lown OF
n AfIan Court House, in the mountains,
10 III a state oil siege. A haii-dozen per.
IONS VINO leit there Tor eaieiy arrived IL
ms CITY last night, bringing the news
Ihey said that Wills towards iollowers
were organizing near the town under the
leadt rship OF Wills himself and were rr..-
pairing 10 storm Harlan Court House
rory or nifty men armed with Win
chester riuej, p s'uis and, in tact. every
Other weapon, HcTc eHifeuched n ~.
court Aouse building, preparing TO defend
the place at all hazards. The latter are
Tie Law aud Order party, composed prIp.
cllaiiy OF the best ci.izens ard under Ihe
leadership Of County judge Wilson
Lewis, WHO lnte1ds o Ii ht the Hogard
crowd TO the list. IL Is estimated that
howard viii bring anywhere from 50 To-
iOV men IN the Charge, which he npeplv
a'ows he will make.
An event which occurred on snturlav
precipitatcd renewal oil the war, John
iioWard, a l9-year-oii brother Of Wis
"ss IN the Harlan court house. A son II
ash smith, one OF tie W. ATHEIST mn
~ marian County, WRs also ia town. Tn.
smiths were related by marriage to John
Ca%ccd, the wealthy farmer who. with
10 Hi'Cu uaer'i "ss kii1cu october IL by
howard's gang. John Howard was
Walking Glong the etreet and finally
smith saw him. Howard pulled h a
pistol aud young Saith selz, d a VIM
chester rife aud both tegAn to shoot.
One Of Smiths bullets Rrazed Howard'e
iempl9 aud the shock Knocked him
down.
The seat of luaiice OF Haran Coun.y
wi len is NOW converted into a cltidel b,
The Law aud Order Party, Is thirty ay,
miles from Piueyiile, which Is the neares
railroad point.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24
G. WORRELL,
Fifth and ShipIey SITS
Tapestry Brussels
CARPETS.

We represent all the
leading makes and retail
them at a small advance OF
the manufacturers cost
compare our cash prices
with those agked by credit
houses, and see if you can
afford to pay the difference.
Everyone knows a Rox-
bury carpet or q 10-wire
Smith, or a Stinson,-Our
price for these goods is Soc
per yard, Csc made, laid and
lined. We have o. her
makes at the same price.
If you want a cheaper car
pet we give you the grade
that you can scarcely tell
from Roxbury for $50
made, laid and lined. An.
other good lined from so to
zoe and Toe on the floor.
We do not advertise gilt
tering generalilits but
give makes and prices. Can
show you almost every new
pattern made. AS far as
pc! sible kindly bring sizes
OF rooms with you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24
RALTrMoRE 1oHIo RA,rpo.
TRAINS LEAvF DEL 49, '"i " ln
EAbT BouNn - iLtuI

lBAIrrnscsRsaIs Ht . RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAvE DEL ~ nai u lsnl
East BOUEn NruL
sExpress trainA
Nrwfonk, week daya,s2 lano,
An. az os, - ", % Vi. - toOT o.. SLOW
NEW foRk, Sundays, ~.
rl0s. . ~. % VI. ~ ~ D. m ID 40 4. IN
phiLADELrnIA. week days,2lg.,.
81 ~ 6s. q 80 s eSS ,is y 10 5.rGSSoi,
% 90. % 8 %. s96s =. M ''''' 65. GIS
PHiiApELrHIA. Sundays, .2Is.70,c,
200, ~ ~ A. M, ala 0s, ! %. -! "Stea0,N
seos. o25. clio. 20 %, sss d ~ :, S'. al
zs SShs - l week dhys..2 u, ~, do,,.
ioS - Ia ny ~ ia io 20 10 N a. d.. YO' 'jss
oCnrsTnn. sundays. .ais .7@em-,"
w.. m, sl205 loo sgJ3 Va w
''es. o =. $40, sot6, s35. ~ 81 n. nv M" "a
a ArLAsric CRY. N. j., woet d..
. ~ " N. ~. tl2.OS ON Saturday n,, tN
!. 80 ~ ~ ~. ''"' p' IN. sundays. apj KIM ",
wEse hound.
., bi.A.LrrMonn AND wAsmsaroy ,,,,
daily.6 M, 80 ITO, $40, tsOi
SUNDAY. wa "- '2OSp' N. daily. e6od As
pi.is6nrs. ss.iea a. m.,spn y"
daily oAo" 's~a ~. $50 D. M M u1 hl,:.
Cincinnati and st. Lout, .,, '''-
anu Is % p. ~; both daily ~ d a, IA
siS9ssLr AccohhoDATIos ;n
and II 10 u. m. daily. ''V Pm
HANDSPRING ACCOMMODATE
lnys, 20 u % An, Is aud 10 ~ =, week
my, ~ q. M. % and 40 D. m '"''' sun
ThAIEs LEAVE MARkEr sTntyT a.r,..-
TOT rhilndelphia ana wnv Ai9N
week JAYS: o 80. q rs. q no N ~ sutton
Sss M Sundays. 90 a. M; Il ~ i, y; ~
For Baltimore. week dcv..,.
ii 20 a. m; 80. .5 80 u, m - ~ 70 ~
q. M; . 50 and % 20 d. m. sundays, w
For Lanuenberg ana wnvs,,,t
days, o 80, . ~, II 30 a nv ss1.atIon7, week
Sundays 3 - n M; = "a "a -o' . 70 y. M
Cincinnati and 81. Lonis. y. W.,
daily except Sunday. ~ ~ H.
Chicago % 10 n, m. dnIIy o,r,.,
dnyi.5 30 p. m. daily. '>'P' sun
fittsbulB, IS 10 u. M, daily. e,c.,,s
unyi 90 p. M. daily, ~ 9a
LkANB PHILADELruIA ron Wunr.o~a,.
Daily, ~ 10, IS rs, 1000. slI Ia L. ON ~,
noon, u, l0,3 %, il5, ESQ. IS 05 g,a. y"
$40 40. II 30 u. m. ~ 'O'''
bniiy, except Sunday. b4Onnd "a, ,
M = ". $3.50 and 0 - y. m. Sunday oa,r
ATLANTIC CRY, week day aa.-o
q. m. 81 - and 90 -. m. - - ~ w
SUNDAYS, q 80 u 10 "A. IN. .lgst,,
Telephone No. la
na-hates to western points Iowa, ,h..
Via any other liua. ''"o' 'Haa
CO. sCULL, Ut. pDFIt
eenI fnsS. Agt. Genl Manager
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

NOTICE. - WE. TAYLOR 4 Full.
IN lerton, druggists, tenants OF the
house situated at No. S02 King street.
IN the Fourth ward of tho city OF vii,
mington, county OF New Castle
A.d state Of Delaware, in oomplinnoe
with The requirements OF the acts Of
me doneral Assembly In suoh case made
And provided, do hereby give notice that we
ahall apply 10 writing 70 the court Of Gene
fni Sessions OF the Peace and Jaii Deliyery
81 the stats Of Delaware, In and for New
uastle coubty, on MONDAY, the isth day Of
NOV. A, D. 1889. being the next term
OF the said court for n license to sell in
tokicating liquors by prescription for
medicinal purposes and the following
respectable citizens. Mt least one-half Of
whom are tieeholders in said ward. roc
omtnend tho said application, viz:
T. w Tomlinson NJ ID Dr J X Brown
" NJ m u Robinson Alexander EoggB
vveuniRe a frazer William Turner
: hlitin Alscntler Daniel Craw ord
pt. nhrty Plarce Gould
- inert iiambfiSht Charles Yeiter
Thomas Ii katOn Chas MANNED.
Isaac q Pyle John q Sass,.
yyvvhn lnylOr George Iayior
: . mortow Cummings
h.rne SmcliE
William hartford J Geo Stab
lo' -S-iaW TAYLOR 4 FULLERTON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24
A COMBINE
TO SAVE MONEY.

You have heard OF the
Trusts and Combines and
how they are going TO shut
up mills. employ less labor
aud raise pric s. We are
doing a heap better. We
are lowering prices. How?
We are buying the cloth
from the mills in big lots on
the best terms possible: get
ting it manufactured into
Clothing BY our own chosen
workpeople: paying them
proper wages: selling It off
our own counters: making
work for thousand of sewers
and lowering our prices.
Every selling profit except
our own cur, out: and that's
small. Figure 1t ou,l Think
whyl
We keep the prices down
to keep the business grow
ing.
Substantial best-to-be-eot
Overcoa's for $40.
Better at $12. Nobby,
Silk-lined SIS.
A wonder of q Suit for
value, $40.
Atwood, we'll m a d e.
None better.
Better and finer at SIS to
S25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24
wANAMAKERs.
yards: Seuen good honest
b0Asas. And nothing b u {

yards: Sevsn good homes,
rounds. And nothing b u I
wool. Not the finest wool,
maybe not the whitest |; but
pure, dean wool every scrap
of it. We don't sell t h g
greasy, soggy kinds that in
the end weigh on your mind
more than they did on the
scales. We might say Sc
for the Blanket and not over
step the market. No. Tile
Price is IS tile pair.
Another, sir Pounds, with
a fine cotton warp so hidden
by the thick Atwood filling
that you never suspect il.
Regular "tuck-in" size a n d
the price 81 a pair.
More than thirty o t h e RI
sizes and era des.
Near the Women's Waiting Room.
A better Apron for IGcI
than you think +; Victoria
Lawn, 81 inch hem, revering
and band strings Other
Apron prices are Just as I'm.
For 25c, Lawn, plain hem, 8 plaits.
For soc, Lawn, ~ Inch hem, 8 plaIts,
For soc, Lawn, ga inch hem. 4 two
inch plaits,
All of good size and with
broad baud strings.
With White Goods, centre OF the store.
Biggest value we ever had
q Celluloid Toilet S et-l
comb, brush (real bristles),
mirror:
1-'Rope" handle, oval or square Mir.
Tor and Brush, si.5O.
2-Twisied handle, square Brush and
Mirror, 81 So
3-Plain handle, oval Brush and Mir
ror, 81.
Year the centre Of the store.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24
Wilmington . Northern r.. n.

Tine liable In e1eot June I'D, 1850. Traa
lesps mnminkton tfrench IIeeu As follow
neid, WayneeDnrK junction, Manor ,PottsVlli
d,n,In.quH. Allentown. Lebanon, Werner,
Reading A, r., 100 4. m. Z. 10 and Vi \. m.
cror SprlnEheld, WaYnosburg JuncuoL
FORD sn3 unon P'Tss sna LensRs GaS1 .
Lga. m, 2. 10. 40 and 5. 0p. N.
a nof SoAtssville and termediate poinh %
- ~. w.: w. z,;o Z 10 and 8. 70 p. m. an 49,,
e. "a tOhester, 100 .. M, 1'"' ,''0Aai
~ Daiiy except Saturday and sunday.
FOR New Bridge and intermediate points
AZ p. m. and on Saturday only At b.T aud
points, al sos a. m. aud no D. IN, anl for
springfield AND intermediate points at so
4. o. McoAUsLAND. NOMINEES BRIsgl
naperintendsnk Gen Pass. Az
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

We have put on sale thi,
week a few patterns Of velve,
carpets for the very low price o.
81 90 per yard. Here is you
chance to secure a very hand.
some floor covering for you
parlors at the price you woulc
pay for Tapestry. We have
them in moderate and string
patterns to suit all, and we
think you'll do well to see the
goods now-while they ate on
sale
Many Of cur customers have
Sc cured during the past few day.
one Of our handsome Extension
Tables which we have been sell
ing for 50 cents per running
foot. This means a cost of s.
50 and IS respectively for a ia
Bile o, 8 or 10 feet long. We
are going 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 during the next
few days; we, of course, cannot
always give you these prices
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 with
you is when we dot. Remem.
Der the price, 50 cts per foot
and don't delay your purchase
too long. Should you be with
out onef Why need your
Speaking of tables reminds us
81 our cane seat chairs which we
are selling at 50 cents each. This
: another rare thing which you
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

rrains win Leave MIl,nlnn,...

trains VIII leave Wilmington m. ,,,,.-.
srlhi,saeiphia !sspressl. :, 25a, a. es
! % and "a a. ~, EsO' ~. IN, h. "a ss
Aeeominoasilon, 9 %. s5S 10Y sn ,n
=. M, zSs. 2aS .so, 'Ssd 10 loE Dy
For Chester texpress), as. 7H so o..
~ so IL "a Ii ola. M, IAN, 6 a. a., IA "a
Aceomnodstlon. $40, oss 7OAsn ma.
M, RSs : Is. %, ~. %, AID "a ' a, % y ~
10 S r. % S e. !, sI g a s% y So =,
asS 81, IS g %, iOt ! q. l. 40 si !, ! a ~
FOR Nest Chester. via Lsnoltn ~ In ~;
~ q, M, 30 and % -. m. " Ani
=, For Newark Centre aud intermell,,, -.
Saliim ~ ora a. and MI i5, y andS 2Ipm
a. IN: 20 M. And u 10 niEht
Baltimore aud Bay Line, siSp.m.
baltimore and WsshInrtou, tI ~ an
x aud % q. M, u Is i Il 81, ~
Trains for Delaware Diyisi6s ir,,, f P'E"N
n sew ,asue. % 30 a. M, u IS 40 s@
Express Tor sesGo :, u. So ~ b. u
& ~ f,ngtyn, Delmnr. hHd way station.
Aecommodallon Tor Harrington. .,p.m.
shSprness i9r Dover, Harrington, and pe-
franklin CITY, Da IN.
Express for Cane Charles, Old Point Va,
Tort, and Norfolk. n % hight.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for WI.
~ 81 {eHp.sss) 3sa 7sa II. So. ~
Is, Ia, '' bps {" AZ H. az" 90. a.,
1s.'ts5Iln.ssaSatid6%, 'n'iSbna A. M. ~
22s ~ Al, s2, SIS, ioos. 40 40 aud
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For PhiladelphiA texprrAs), 200, 7sl IN
AZ, AZ y 70, l'si A. III az. 5.A, 80, 100, aai
Accommodation, e.tSA. NJ, I2lo, III 4p
5. SO. 7.tl 10 10 aud 10 Is l.. N.
sIr I a. sss iS oe 40 40 il An
AccomodAlioa, HIs 4, NJ, i7.lo. i.2i IA
For New York texpress), 200, Az, -
5.S 81 ~ ss' 4, ~ 4 NJ, no. RI 6't al
20, lor Mssi Chester, via Lamokin, slsA,a,
\ r 70, Caps GnaIis,, Old Point com,ort. All
FOR New Castle, Kirkwood, MlIu,teyu.
Clayton. Dover, FELTON,, Harrington INDIE,
nlle; seaford, Laurel. and Delnar, l-a
Baltimore and Washington, A4o.sol rs
A. NJ, l2OG, T. IS, -. 81 d. ~ T. IA - ,ad
u q Night. Baltimore SO 4. M. and ~
Leave philadelphla BROAD Street., for VII.
mlngton trnprtssl{ $50. 7.20, Q. 10. II, Is AN,
g;Si s'os' on co. So. ll.9o II 90 ana lij
Accomm olatlon. s a. 10 ga. m.,I2 R.eN
0 -. -, 10 ~, aud n "a D. m. ~
For further Information, passengers ara
referred 10 tie ticket ONCE al the station,
. Tralni marAed thus y are limited ca press,
upon whioh-eAtra lare is charged.
ClIAs. E. PUGH. j. ". WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

The Democrats of Mississippi arc
carrying out their old, but not honored
plan for carrying the State. There was
. time when General Chalmers was
welcome In any part OF the s.ate, but
row that he has seen the error of his
ways eni become Republican, he
cannot secure a hall or any public
place in which to speak, and is threat
ened with violence If he should at.
tempt to address a meeting. In fact
this persecution has been carried to
ouch an extent that the Republicans,
although in the majority, have with.
drawn their ticket, and the Democrats
Will have clear walk over. This lie
a matter OF the most serious import, as
1t is a violation Of the Constitution OF
the United States, which promises free
speech to every citizen. II It's posi-.
be Tor this to tie done In Mississippi,
It Is equally possible for it to be done
in other States, and our boasted liberty
becomes farce. Therefore come
means should be adopted, even il the
National Government is Obliged to
Interfere, to secure TO every citizen in
mississippi, as well as every other
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24
Prof. RossiteT & Persons

DANCING ACADEMY. at the Opera, House
ev yth Mnn1, Is now open. Dancing school
pupil receives individual iustructioas' Eyena
inR oOclnbles, wednesday and Sa urday EVEN
INKS. PROFESSOR Albert's Orchestra has been
engaged lor Tive season. All tile latest da ncps
nmRnt., invitation for ladies are being dis.
sf n.; n. ~ rus room can be rented ont
lof evening seciahles and receptions by csii.
- - ''s "'Auehhy' tv-sm-m- welsaat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

EW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Company. Time table Deiweea
Wilmington and Pennsgrvye taxing enecL
sunday, June ~. 1880.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington, King street pier, sA
fIoVe ~ SD, 20 2. M, l2.0A sos a, n.
Lave fennsgrove 9. %, 9. 80 a. m, LIZ 9@
M, roo, J.85, d.o6 p. IN,
SUNDAYS os'N
Leave Wilmington s.a, s.g,. 100 u. 10.
p;la. ~ u. M; arrive PeGns, rave ,. 10 10
100 =. N, 10; o.. sos n. m. Leave Penn'
~ ~ NY go q. M, 90, 6so, Imp y;
800 p. m. Arrive Atihntlc City 10. 10 a, Ia.
ieaNe Atlantic City go D. IN.
A. q. McCAUSLAND,
IeSs-eodtt Superintendent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24
WASANAhLI,'S.

'-%-' - Aah a. 80
rnitADkLfIiiA. Thursday. o.tober "A, is5l.
Full ranks in ali the Cloak.
ings and Uisterings. Almost
ne end OF delightfully."- rough
or smooth or betaixt and
between stufs that so MANY
women are after just now
for Shoulder Capes.
Black Astralkhaua, So. 50 10 50.
brown Astrakhans, So TO E6,
CLilchillas, 81 aud q.
Beavers, $3.50 and e.. A dozen sol.
I'd colors in each quality.
Striped, plaiied or plain Clsteriugs
by tie twenties, 81 to 1915.
Camel hair effects ~ i til
6Oraeys appear in a variety
of mixed and Jacquarded
Cloakings. Oddly pretty,
all Of them. So are the i'm
ported Black Matelasses CSC
and 81 SOY, and the "Souta-
chez Cloakings with scrawly,
scrambly figures of mohair
welts.
black green
blue brown
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

DRIVATE SALE-Tu CLOSE AN Es
4 tate, about % acres OF land, nnely lo-
Gated. In New Castle county, Delaware, At
1atpehier station, on the baltimore and Ohio
railroad, at whlci % trhns stop daily. rs
miles from Philadelphia and from " lining
ton. This land will be sold In lots 10 suit pur.
chaser. eau on or address q EORGE Bii on
ALL Executor. Media, Delaware county, ia.
olD-tn, thu, "a o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

Seal Skin Cloths that you
must feel of to say 1t isn't
the finest Alaska fur. Even
feeling will hardly tell ii
you're not FUR wise. I b e
very beet is ST a yard. But
even the lowest grade (sS)
IS wonderfully near the gen.
uine seal In looks. Not one
OF them will wear rusty, as
the real fur does.
Broadcloths 81 and So 90.
Tints and textures that you'll
delight in.
Northwest of centre.
Stop by these two Blank
cts. They are worth know
ing, If size, weight, warmth,
and good looks count in your
bed-cover thought.
Try this one by the steel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

For Men and Boys.
Large, medium apd small.
For Gum Coats, send your
tiny, little tackers down here
and we can fit them,
s. w Cor. Front and Mar
ket sts., only Rubber House in
the city. Pure White Rubber
Nursery Shooting.
Rubber Gloves, Rubber
Hats, Ladies Gossamers, etc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

NOTICE. Il, JOHN J. HANLEY,
IN tile owner aud occupant of tho
house situated at lOl Monroo street. in
the Third ward OF tho city OF
Wilmington, county of New Castle
and state of Delaware. In compile
ahce with The requirements OF the
acts OF the General Assembly In such ease
, made and provided, do hereby give notice
mat shall apply In writing N the Court Of
6enernl Sessions oil the Peace and JHiI DeiIy.
cry OF the state of Delaware, In and for New
.Asue county, On Monday, the 18th day of Nov
y. ~ lss, being the neat term Of said court
sor Incense FOR said house an inn or tavern,
III ~ ny saie theTein OF Intoxicating liquors In
me premiseA aud the following respectable
eitlkens OF said ward recommend the said 40.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24
RUSSELL MissimeT & Co.
goo Market Street.
DRUNK IN NESS
Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured
by Administering DIR. Hainss

Golden Specific.
ncan be given In a cup ofconee OF tea with
ON tbe knowledge o. the person taking II; IL
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient Is
a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck,
thousands OF DrunkArds have been made TEN
peTate mel vino have taken GoldeL epecinc In
their conee 'thout their knowledge aud To-
free will. Al NEVER fAfLs. The system
once impreRnated with the Specific, 1t becomes
exist,
For sale by 2. JAS. BELT. Agt.. eth and Mar
ke lists. 4bpage took nee, uU-eod-ly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

IN We, Smith and Bishop. licensed
druggists, and tenants OF the store sit
uacd at $. u. cor. Delaware avenue and
Dupontstreet,i in the seventh ward OF the
city % Wiimington, county o. eew Castle
IN state or Delaware do
hereby give notice that We
shall apply In writing to the Judges OF
the Court OF General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of tho State OF
Delaware, In and for New Castle county
on Monday, the 18th day OF November.
A. ID. lss9beingthe firstdayofthe Noyem-
Der termofsaid court for Il license to dis
pcnso Intoxicating liquors by prescrip-
tion for medical purposes in Quantities
NOT greater than one quart and tho
following respectable citizens aud sub
stantial freeholders OF Said ward recon-
mend the said ,tunlits.s tim viz.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-24

A pMlNIsTRATORs sALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

VIII be sold at p,sblic sale, on
THURSDAY. OCT. 81, 1850,
at o'clock. p. M.
The personal properly OF lle late William
II. Reynolds, deceased, on tho premises sit
uAted In New Castle Hundred. Delaware,
on the public road leading from WilminEto
to New Castle, about " miles from Will
mington. as follows;
ONE BAY HORSE,
I farm wagon, l market de.rbvrn. German
town carriage. l open top wagon, 1 new
platform scales, iron wise. twin harrow,
plows, cultlvators, let Of chicken coops,
mill for cracking corn, complete set OF wheel-
wright tools. tool chest. two Iron benches,
Y nower tubs, lot OF bricks and lumber,
barrels. tabs. etc. Grlndstone, wheelbar-
row, sash bench, lot Of hot bed glass, lot OF
etc.