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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
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TOBACCO DEPARTING NT.

RICHMOND. August l3. - Slics at
auction ON Change Tuesday. August
Is. 1889. Total offerings. a packages.
Brisht-7ue package sold at Sl1. one
at ol1. one 90 $500, two at 81 one at
so.2'. one at So. dark-oue package
sold at 20 30 .suu-curcdl. one 40 ~s2j.
one 40 g. one at -G.2j. thirteen pack
ages. mostly dark tobaccOs, brought un-
der &c.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
to-day. Wrappers. 81 .hogshcad: filters.
- h0~shcads. smokers, 25 hogshcad
dark tobacc0.. g hogsheaG. Total sales
reported to-day. 1876 hogsheajs.
Farmer IS. Wilson e. Shclb0urnc IS.
Shockoe. Blauchard's. Davenport s
Centre. Seabr00k r. Old Dominion. and
Allegheny warehouses report ia hoes
heads and three terces delivered o..
day.
Office of the tobacco Inspector reports
-peclions for Monday. August 70. as
follows. Bright 81 hogsheads dark. 81
hog-heads Reinspecuous- Bright, q
hoeshcads dark. A. hogsheais.
Office Of the collector Of the United
States internal revenue reports coliec.
tons for the city of Richmond to-day
as follows. i paid ON cigars and Gig
arettes. >6lo.lO. tobacc)s, c2.5iO.24
Total collections. So 1881
] saw Colonel IA. j. Jones and Mr..
Cook. of Hanover county. to-day. and
both gave gloomy accounts OF tine
growing tobacco crop in that county.
F Later met Mr.. William +. shelton.
sheriff oi the county Of Hanover, who.
Boo Speaking of the growing tobacco
crop, said. The tobacco crop ia Han.
over county viii be ab ut onc-fourth
/ taal Of last year, not over that. There
was not half crop planted. aud DOt
more than half of that VIII be made.
F ltis the -malies, crop Of tobacco that
have ever known In the county.
have ridden over Hanover. and part of
f Louisa counties. and have not seen a
crop of tobacco growing right, the leaf
Is u0Y0r and 70 don look like tobacco.
. Inst week 8 rains did tia grea. deal of
+ damage. probably m0,e than all the
preceding rains had done.
Nr. Luther b. Vaughan .0f Vaughan
* SaryayI says: Elm the Richmond
loose tobacco belt therc is the smalles
crop of tobacco standing That has been
known since [ nave been ia the bust
ness.
Our SIR. John NJ. Taylor .of r. j
+ Parrish g. Co.. left Saturday evening
last for the Warm Springs. Bath coun
'ty.Na We Win BIN pleasant so
i0aru boo ihe mountains ANA -ais re
turn t0 o.. fully lccupelated for The
ial' business campaign.
Tine Richmond tobacco market wa
decidedly active to-day. &. Nt..
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sion Merchants. FOG larry street.
country Produce.
Choice Summer. $3.50 TO
500. prime. Sl0O TO Sl,V; poor o.
GOOD. IS to ~lOJ.
pacon-Nirglnia hams. choice DID, Toe
rsr hound. new hams. small. j. To- loc.
new hams, large. 10 to lie; sides o. 10
o.. shoulders. 10 -.
: BeesNax- 20 10 bic per pound.
Broom Com to &C..
Buttcr-N mginia creamery, ID TO l.c'
family packed Virginia.. "A to l'cc'
choice yellow. store packed Virginia j.
~ to i3c. store packed, mixed color
and sweet o to zoe. store Packed com
mon 10 fair, nominal
Fegs-In crates fresh. 10 to nc ID
boxes and barrels. - to l3c.
Live Poultry-Hens, - to Soc' lhiNcu
crops. % To Poe. Chickens, spring
large. n 20 PIC; small, l. 10 loc.
Dried Frut-Peaches. peeled 70 90
unpeeled. halves. TO 3lc. Apples
shced. 3 20 3ic; quarters, ? o3c. 'hef.
rios. pitted. S TO &c. Backberries'
lto3ic' Whortleberries, % &c. -
Feathers Prime live goose, AZ 10 l'c
ner pouni: mixed. % to ssc.
Flaxseed- Per bushel, Sl.OO to Sl'lo
Grapes TO DC.
uides-Dry fiints, light weights, : t'
Sc per pound: heavy weights, 6ic pei
Mound dry salted &c; wet saited' &c
green. Be. o. 49,,
Lard-Prme country, to SIC pei
pound. co,o -,
Onions-New, per GRAFT, W TO 'o'
Oranges-sI.00 10 a %
Lemons $500 TO S4.OO
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PRE- = 7 on p BEL WIN,
FINE ART H'U RNITUSE
No. 8 Governor Street.
TDIrRTION
H0LLINS INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA..
J III CATION ~

Girls AND Young ladies 90. tais g,nerat. 'r
need broad and varied scholastic UlNnnin-. 81,
under the best literary. ,thetc ana nofl
standards.
This Institute has pursued cine fcic. tlc ~ e.
tenn from lbs origin. Or BOW nruNII fff
separate schools. or departments, n.sillr-
many special studies students Hre -rs'ir-
atcd in each upon merit. iu addition Dob iur
Full Course. thofo are special courses tnci
Of which requires diplomas from I0Hr schools
tuOrilng "a varied and superior culture.
LITERARY cor It~L English nngung.
and Literature. History es.Hh0i-ine other
two schools optional.
CLASSICAL tOJH~E.-iafiu and ono
Modern Language ess.nfini-tle other i"n
optional
SCIENTIFIC COURSE Natum Science
and Mathematics fssrufi0i-tlc other two np-
fiOu4l.
ORNAMENrAL COURSE Music or Art
and one Modern Language effcntrI-ihe
other TWO optional.
FULL COrRst.->eycn diplomas are fc-
Quired.
SPECIAL STUDIES -physiolosy. Ilya.,ue.
Anatomy. Reading. p loruIion, lcnmaf~ l'n
bookkeeping. Iypc-M Writing. ~ter os<anny
llllsthenIrs.
The Departments of Music aud Art are
finely equip ed.
The premises and OUTFIT oi ta.s school ha~
oct over slOO.OOO conc hundred thousand
and 10 ef- plONs Over twenty-five % D.r,r>
and teachers, OF whom slN uft na.. liH-
fc,SOrs.
The FOriy-scvcnth Session VIII orDn ~ ZIP
TENDER llTH. Apply for Negsfrr
CllAklf~ lLtD'hl.
Business Manager
lyt8-Iw.aHf HulNs /. o.. " a.
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4 MOTHER GREAT RICHMOND
\ ENTERPRISE.
Sweet Bouquet and Climax
Havana Cigarettes,
MADE on 10, So HAVANA TOBACCO
HAND MADE.

MADE or 10, O. HAVANA TOBACCO
HAND MADE.
..t..-.tt,. ,.....i.,.,
WV ~, 90 .'.- ',,,.,.s...,,,...
J.. -HiAiHDNl' az -. '."ii'i,' '' d ''' I'D ~
Ini safe nt iNo inilNNihk Prices ih hi'N-
m7nd anl ManrncScr' .
leof1r Scnnu, Ll,frnin nul VAN 'lIeel-.
lAhI. hou.. Mark DAVIS proprietor
:. ROBERTS iihhtf. Ni NAM.
d. J.. Chr.-i.ian & CO.,. 80 Nam. At.
william kueger smith and Bank.
Ii. t. o.. 1tpel If.. hiid ana MAIN 49,,
a feii. MHn between l-nih H.nl Nlhui'
". !. l.inll lp-. corner llghih ana MAN,
4 J.. McNief. ] 10 east Main.
J.. NtnrHh, llil cast Main.
81. \. 0Nfafh. 2l-o east NAiN.
]. Golden, -u' cast Ilnad.
I.J. Francisco. Sis west Marshall.
J. ". ktunlfr. 1000 west lclsh.
j. II. McENOy, 100 west Cary.
j. y. Ramos. l-ui west Cory.
john a. MNilNn, 800 RESERVOIR.
Chris Stockmer 30 west Broad.
VI. }. " Hi- l,1.' LOUISIANA
:. y. @tauar 5Vna Hncke.t,
Ammon. a. li'lncsi't u" hoitn twenty
ilin.
" u Lam Ncfi, @225 ileasnn,'
llre- annie Allison. 1910 rtel nitiii'
HUDSON J. our ,tNih Hit -@"in
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j. }. = % 10 AGENT lvi DOT w lil''i'..', 81.
fpp> q ttlltf' ov' nplih ''f '''''i''
A. Spies lii- taai hintl.
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~ a. d ' ..,.. i.'.,i,.- tS- ,..,fh -nyan.
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NEW YORK. August l3.-M0ney closer =,
~, 81 ner cent. Exchange closed quilee''
I., sleady. Posted rates. l9'iai'oo
"D' rates. 4slla4Sj for sixty Jay s
" aod 'iis75S4s7s for demand. Govern !.
. .'ents closed steady: currency os ,de.
I iiJ 4 5 coupon, ies bid As DO iV0'
bid. ...,el ou;ef. but
.,ronr and the first prices were rom !
:, =. 'Gr ner cent higher than last eveninE
~ figures. A reaction 'neh so' ~, ~
S S,;s'nnri pacific declining I ana a, sn'
Saiarcr of the list small fractions, I'D ,,
D ,~"s eollowcd by some activity a..d , az
~ movement IN Northern I1ei j,
upT"'Hp rio -Four stocks impa, ,,,'
''"v ,e,ier feeling in inc remain .''',
"a O' ~ list. the market az nool
p pe,og firm but dull. Aiter J.; ,o O'tO'
1elps o n,b became weak and c ,,. y
INV INV snmntil 2:l5 +. NJ. Durlns -, a1' o ~
. aeu 30 81, Paul declined per cent T az,
w. n rH and Quincy ! PEI o oSn'' TN w
b .arI'e, closed dull and STEADY IN
mar today we're 22S,4oc shares
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IS
q tic inv o M 80, yrr o4 licf frth
"a % toI ard ~t - r,Ji pi.
afc be- a on % H
a D o u snral U
W De- ms ID - q dr
O lt "a e. 10 dO
ho sl ipo Ir0f mao or
= u
f e W 81 c m - puli It Boa! i i4 ~
fgrraN &
The best ~hcl g. Try l tedreso
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JOHN BOWERS,
No. : Governor Street

No. = Governor Street.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED SLATE
MANrElS,
FINE WOODEN MANrEfS
SLATE ANDrILE hEAhrIs;
CRATE AND FENDEIiS;
IGAs CHANDELIERs AND SHADES:
HOT-AIR FURNACES AND FIREPLACE
STOVES.
\ large variety OF HEATING STOVES
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES
cine BRASS TENDERS AND FIRE SETS;
The GRAND oil STOVE AND AURORA
NApOR COOK SIONE~. au lin
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uaT the moSn m s still vof
the enn "A farlel
C.
u uost D De B. u enei
being
n e e ID
Contagious
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Peaches-Per bushel crate. SOC. TO
siOO.
Pcanuts-Faucy stock, per pound .
To g.: medium, TO &c.
Potat0es-New per bushcl. 80 iO -jc.
per barrel. SIPS to SL50.
R0ols-Ginsong, per pound, - o.:
Seneca, per pound. 80 TO ojc.
Secds-ClOver per pound. u 90 SIC.
Timothy. per bushel. Sl9J to $500.
Orchard grass. s1.O0 10 -1.2J. Herds
grass, d. 10 6jc. German millet. IS tO
90c
Sumac per TOO lbs. tjc % So.
Wo0l-lub-washei. 30 % Bic PER
pound: unwashed. 23c per pound.
Groeeiics. iie.
Brooms-Two strings. sl.0O 10 Sl2j.
three strlngs, cl.jO TO $500. four
strings. S2.C0 90 S3 90.
Baskets-Wiilow. sl1j 10 sl30 peg
meet, split, 30 20 15c per dozer.
Can tomatoes. 3 pounds, per dozen.
50 90 90c.
Can Corn, pounds per dozen. % to
eJc
Heriugs Roe.haifhA.s2 15to SO. 80.
Eastern. half bbl.. $500 TO s3.1J. =. G..
cut, per Dbl. 500 tosCG0. Gross. half
bbl SD 80 TO 500.
Rice-Carohna, 6 TO &c. Ransoon.
0.c
Salt Liverpool. from store sl40.
ground alum from store. per sack. si0o
To- Sl0j.
Tallow-lc
Lard-Pule. SIC, pressed, 1lc.
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Office of Agency: Over Merchaat'
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.



Persons wanting 10 acquire homes for them-
selves in an improving locality. where every
.lolar invested viii increase. viii do wen 10
examine the properties OF ibis company
which will bee marked by sign boards. pos,e'
upon each tract OF land. and plats can nr seen
N the Office of the agency. over the Mef-
chants National Bank, corner Man AMI
Eleventh streets.
The company Will make special terms with
parties desiring % build. and o. a.I -u,h ".i.
lend hfty per- cent. 'he Yslae oi tae Dot and
impr0yeme0- gtope Mt. Oh long time.
The prop lies wercac, .edat prices much
below the present market value, and the con-
pany can afford To Sc on reasonable terms %
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
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l. THE GERMS DISEASE KINGS ROYAL cERMETUER

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f wi
suffering car
D' iac In
. a n utrail i'm tho =
D. izct INC
system These
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1870 GERM THEORY DISEASE
. n . m flno hast .il Ito
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behind For of ticp put, W
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p bees i,oas n flc nif,t ctlfl
r human s1sionl Su discoveries
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SICK DOGS. 4

-i...lANI r CONDITION. PILLS efe "a
if ls invaluable lu tIe ire in.ni 81
Ai-Ii Nr.r. NANCE. LOSS OF hPPf liIE,
iNflli- AADDENEht 81. Dtbll1lf'
t.Huae coated and easily administered
.nl NIfUIHr Pre- ~ per boz
80. Ger. lhl Lk MILLER phl q 20,
."i3j NenuOpd Va
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS


a. ornc
1y Dear pleasure saving yol That haveleen much heiib
Tolnse egsef oflor an
rdIly I I
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Baltimore stock hafN''
tBy Tcicua, hI
R1r,vonr. August l3.-Nirginia
.n forties. i0ssll: do. o. Olsao'F'
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Market u4 tu.
On0fGfoM.-M ldling. 1896. low
miodl.ng. lolc.: good ordinary
N.c
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AND OAK SUITS.

CHAMBER SUITS from so 10 go,
PAhlON SUITS from 80 90 $500;
DINING SUITS from 81 90 so;
WANDhOBEs from a. % $50,
SIUEBDA from so % f-p;
HAT RACKS from 81 60 fluO,
CHAIRS per DOZEN from - 20 10
Lot sc t~ from e. 90 500
HOOk lA>f- from fll 20 flnf
EASY CHAIRS iiOw 80 tO So
OAK SUIT, from : u 10 $50,
MAJ lNGr>l.> from a. % go,
OFFICE DESKS from 80 fu 60.
CYLINDER DESKS from S.j % f15;
BED oPNiNG> from $50 20 s.;
FOLDING BEDS from sl@ T. sljQ.
GOVERNOR STREET,
LuI-.nLLi EI.hmonl. Va.
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respectfully
CUNNINGHAM. Collector city Taxes
TAXES CITY HAIL R"i'oNo Va """ '
Cr To- HrrIoae, 0fac .of gn Drnha"S, M
nf
%
''D''. '''' ''' v'r.' ,9so' fnf " "' ' T. A
L. 1882
q f,I,lilt N9
have uner ta 1otairl IN e
l t- e o. eisn.
Be-
.NjC L
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lyI3-Iwaulo-Iw Holus p.o.Na.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

THE deadly overhead electric wire
has again made its force felt In New
York, but this time It was only horse
that was killed. although two men
were seriously injured. Edison, who
Is no doubt the greatest electrician In
the world, says that even the placing
Of the wires underground will not re.
move the danger, and that the only
way this can be done Is by decreasing
the power of the alternsti ting wires.
This can be accomplished by using
about four wires where one IL now
used. but as this would entail heavy
expense upon the companies 1t will
never be done until there Is law
passed making 1t compulsory. The
pressure now used on the long circuits
in the large cities Is about two thou
sand volts. the half OF which would
cause death as quick as flash of light
ming. If instead of one or two wires
eight were used il would reduce the
pressure 10 about two hundred and
fifty volts. which is not sufficient 10
cause death. But the companies will
never do this until compelled to do so,
as they esteem their dollars OF more |
value than human lite.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

THE Governor of Utah has made
his report public, and 1t clearly shows
that polygsmy is far from being ex-
tinct In that territory. He shows that
the Mormons are now prepared TO
establish schools of their own, in
which their children can be educated
In all that pertains to the greatest i'm
posture of this century. This shows
that IL is their intention to perpe,uate
polygamy at all hazards, and the only
way 1t ever can be suppressed will be
by applying sentences of five years
imprisonment, as was done In case
not long ago The Territorial Legis-
lature OF Utah consists of thirty six
members, tweniy-eight of whom are
Mormons and the remainder Geutiles.
This shows that they still hold the
power In the territory, and that Con.
gress alone can apply the remedy by
enaciing laws and seeing that they are
enforced by the United States Courts
Mormonism has been allowed to exist
TOO long, and 1t is a disgrace to lhii
country that such 10 the case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

PENNSYLVANIA never falters, newell
hesiiates and although this is an "o1
year" In politics she came to the front
with a Republican majority of over
sixty thousand The only hope the
Democrats had was their suppos ID
chance OF capturing the votes Of those
who were dissatisfied with the course
pursued by the Republican party in
reference to prohibition. The result
however shows that these hopes were
groundless and that this is not only a
victory for the party but another
of high license.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

THE Every Evening is very much
troubled because the Republican com
mittee are furnishing the money to
pay the taxes OF q few colored men.
who cannot afford TO lose the time
from their work TO wait the pleasure OF
the collectors d II then pay their taxes
afterwards. We do not believe any
one'ever saw q single line in that Jour.
nal condemning the methods employed
by the Democratic managers to secure
tax receipts for the members of their
party. That this will be done this
year the same as usual is shown BY
The TACT that very few Democrats
bother the tax collectors for their re-
ceipts, and yet, when election day rolls
around, there will not be a Democrat
In this city unprovided with one. We
know OF one case where a man, who
was supposed 10 be a Democrat, re.
eeived two tax receipts by mail, but
never knew who the unknown friends
were that sent them. The Democratic
epologist knows that these things have
been done by Its own party, and yet il
rolls up its eyes in hypocritical horror
because lew gentlemen choose TO
pay the taxes of some colorcd men
who are unable TO pay them them.
selves.
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Time liable IN ersol June lsd, lss3. Trna
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100 m, 2. o. 40 and 8. 20 D, m,
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paints, at q. % q. m. and 100 D. ~, aud 10y
eprinGasld and intermediate points At ~
I. q. NeoAUsLAHD. BQwNEss BRlssl
Buperfntsndsak Gen Pass. Ag't
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

Pay Sc. when you can bay the very best
of milk for &c. per quart at Tatnall's
@ eamery?
Also, We sell pure skim milk for Sc. or
2 qis. for Sc. Worth double the money.
Then churning every day enables us to
sell the sweetest and best buttermilk q,
&c. per at.
And when you want fresh butter give
us call. as this ia the only place In the
city where y can get II fresh every day.
Tatnall's Creamery, Fourth and shipley
streeta.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

We stop by here and
there q Dress Goods counter
and point out something o.
interest to every. woman
Very likely the thousand
stuffs that get no word are
Just as worthy. You must
take them tor granted. To-
day We hold up a half doz-
en-think oil a hundred be-
hind each.
Neat 4 Inch Silk Stripes
in trousering styles (foi
whole suits) that were made
to sell at 81 are now 8sc.
5O-inch Novelty Stripes
in a dozen colors go to S1.25;
meant to be S1.75.
44-lnch illuminate d
Knicker booker Camel Hair
Plaid, imported to sell at
81 rs, is now $I.25.
4S inch Camel Hair Serge,
with solid camel hair boroer,
imported to sell at S2.5o,
goes to 81.
AZ inch Silk.and-W O O |
Stripes, imported to sell at
81 Is, go to 81. as.
SIC SO French r o b e s ,
with Persian Van Dyke Dor.
ders, $l2. 80.
Bagdad Cu,tains Sc each
That's word enough Tor any
one who knows the rugged
beauty of the things. Only
a little time back they were
more than double that.
Chenille Table Covers i.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

To know where to buy winter blankets,
comforts, underwear aud fl4nnels also
dress goods and ladies and children's
coats. Gentlemeu's aud boys clothing
Plush coats speciality, visit the New In
stalment Store, 3l5 Tatnall street.
DAVID ABRAMsog, Proprietor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

The Catholic Congress, to be held in
Baltimore November 10th TO 13th, prom
ises to bring together very large assem-
blage OF the clergy, the laity, and the
church organization from the entire
Union. The scope OF the meeting has far
outgrown the original Indications, and In
view of these considerations the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company has arranged to
sell excursion tickets to all visitors to
Baltimore on this occasion at a single fare
Tor the round trip. The tickets will be
sold from all stations on the Peunsylvan-
mia system November 7th to 18th, valid
Tor return until November 10th, 1889.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

Tuning and repairing by skilled work
mel at g. w. Kennedy & Co.'s, 7l9 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06

Priies q GUARAhTEED III FOUh
a. ~. -, a. hAhks Of Eew OfisAns
dent Of an Institution, whose ohAftsrsS
risho are recognised IN the highest Oourn,
snsieiore, beware Of all limitations or an
Oh q DOLLAR 10 the price OF the SIN alt.
ct part or fraction OF . Ticket hB8U ND
By US In any Drawing. Anything In ouI
die,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06
u EGISrER's ORDER.
~ REaIsrER'B OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. leI.


October 18th, 1859.
Upon the applleAtl IN or Emma A. stapler
x unn Henry :. stapler, Administrator OF
William v. siapler, late OF VIII
DECEASED, il Is ordered and puns "
rected by the Register that the
Administrators Aforesaid give notice Of
granting ofietters of Administration upon the
estate OF tile Deceased, with the tate OF grant
ing thereoi, by causing advertisements 10 be
posted within forty days from the date OF such
letteisin six OF the ost public places or ths
County, q New Castle, requiring all person.
having demands against the estate to present
such case made aud provided: and also causs
me same TO beinserted within the same peri
o. IN the DAILY REfUBLIcAN, 4 neys
pAp"r published In WILMINGTON. Dsl
anu to De continued therein three weeks
II Given under the hand and Seal q,
L. 8. Office OF the Register Aforesaid. Al
= Wilmington, In New Castle Counly
Aforesaid the day aud year above written
JOHN X. BKADFORD,
.NorIcR.-All person. having claim sssan.,
the estate Of the deceased must pressnt tie
same, duly atte ted TO the Administrators. on
or &c ore Oct. 2ota. 1880, or abide The act ~
assembly In such case made and provided.
EMMA A. STAPLkR
HENRY y. brAPLbR
Address Wilmington. Del. io-si.sw cod