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Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
TO the suitchback.

The next special excursion via Penn-
sylvania Railroad to the famed Switch
ack, including the delightful surround
ings of Mahch Chunk, which have
aptly given them the title OF ''the
sw tZeriand of America, is booked for
saturday, september 14th. A look at
the charming Glen 0noko will be one OF
the salient features OF the tip. Resi-
dents of Wilmington and Chester, by
leaving respectively at s. 80 a. IN. and
$50 a. M, can join the excursion, which
will leave Broad Street Station, Phila-
delphia, ut T.30 II. III. From Whining.
ton the round trip rate will be $500, and
from Chester S2.75. For children be-
tween the agee of FIVE and twelve years
nali-iare rate will prevail. On The &c.
turn trip the excursion train will arrive
at Broad Street in amp'e time to con-
meet with T. e evening trains Tor Chester
and Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
A Man In Tho IIonse.

They say that when Mr.. John Fl.
Ooerly, the Bishop" was younger
man than he Is now he was an irrepressi-
be joker. A member OF the Jefferson
Club, who claims to know what he is
talking about, tells us that John was
born at just l O'Clock in the morning.
and relates the following circumstances
concerning the 21.t anniversary of that
event. The entire household was asleep,
excepting, rr, sumably, young 0berlv.
AT few minutes after l o'clock he went
to he door of each bedroom and with
feigned cautiousness aroused the sleeper,
saying:
There's man In the house"
Presently everybody was up and hall
dressed. Some ventured out into the hall
aud others stood timidly IN their hall
open doorways, while still others re.
mained out OF sight behind locked doors.
Come out here" said John TO tho:e
who had not LETT their rooms; "I tel you
there's man In the house"
Finally he succeeded In getting every.
body into the hall, where the group stood
bali afraid, half ashamed to show fear.
"Where is hep" said one.
"Here am" answered Johu; "I am a
man. / was II 10 minutes ago.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
Pleasure Tours to the South.

The tourist who desires to see all that
there is TO be seen In given territory
under the most favorable auspices ami
amid the most comfortable surroundings
cannot do better than select the Pennsyl-
yania's pleasure tours to Getty sburg,
Luray Caverns, tile Natural Bridge, the
Grottoes OF the Shenandoah, the cities OF
Richmond and Washington. The tour
lists will travel in the best style, in their
own special train Of Parlor Cars, be en-.
tertained at the best hotels, and be
guided in their sightseeing by q Tourist
Agent and Chaperon of experience. Every
point in the itinerary ia full OF interest,
and the intervening country is region oi
rare natural beauty and interesting his
torical association.
The tours leave Boston September 25th
and October 9th, aud New York and
Philadelphia the next day. The rate for
the entire round trip, all travelling ex-
penscs Included, is S. from Boston, sol
from New York, ard $40 from Philadel-
phis. For itineraries, tickets, and full
Information call ou or address 5. w. +.
Draper, Tourist Agent, $40 Broadway,
New York, or 300 Washington street,
Bus on,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
WEDNESDAY. sEPTEIBER IL. 1880
The Christiana turnpike between

THE Christiana turnpike between
this city and Stanton Is one of the
worst roads In this section. The
farmers and others who are obliged to
pass over 1t held meeting several
months ago, and not only protested
against the condition in which 1t was
maintained by the company, but also
appointed a committee 10 ascertain If
the charter could not be revoked. The
committee has attended to the duty
assigned 1t, and at recent meeting
reported that nothing could be done
concerning the charter, as 1t is per-
petual and cannot be repealed by any
Legislature. Now this is pretty
state OF affairs, and something, we be-
iieve, that would not be allowed to
exist in any other place except Della
ware.
A company is given the full and ex-
elusive right TO public road, with
power TO force anyone who may
pass over 1t to pay for the privilege,
and yet there is no way to compel ID 5
corporation to keep the road In a pass
able condition. The granting OF per-
petual charter to any corporation is an
ouuuBo On tnc people tnhl enOulu
not be tolerated. There is, we be-
lieve, but one way of reaching this
company, and that is by those who
use the road appearing before a jus.
tice OF the peace and making oath that
the road is unfit for travel, when If the
magistrate secs fit, he can order the
gates to be thrown open and no toll
collected until 1t is put in proper Or
der.
To avoid this being done, and for
the purpose of making a pretense of
repairing the road, the company OBJ
tained quantity of cinders some time
ago. which were given to them for the
hauling. These were spread on the
pike, and now, when the weather is
dry, those who are 30 unfortunate as
10 have 10 use the road are covered
with black dust, and when 1t rains
are treated to copious supply OF black
mud. In the meantime the corpora.
tion calmly ignores the needs ol.its pa.
irons, and when complaint is made
points to its perpetual charter and In.
quires, what are you going 10 do
about itf"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11

TaE Philadelphia Prcss says: "Thc
Pennsylvania Democracy goas into
tie campaign tw!th whiskey on one
shoulder and water on the other, but
before the campaign is over the water
will bo dropped" We think the
Press is somewhat in error in this mat
Ter, as IL would be a singular sight to
sec the Democracy carrying whiskoy
On iis shoulder. As q general hing i
Ia either In the hip pocket, Or inside
coat pocket or in the stomach, but
most frequently in the latter II thia
was not the case we would not gee
State Conventions passing resolutions
endorsing the platform on which MT
Grover Cleveland and the party wa;
defeated last fall. Still, as such is the
case, the only conclusion is that the
members OF the conventions, instead
of carrying the whiskey on theil
shoulders must have had II in thei
slomachs.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
wASAMAKEIvs.
ruILADLLrnIA, wednesday, Sept. II, /

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Sept. II. 1889.
The September Limited
Sale Was caught in the rain
yesterday, which is probably
the only reason why you
may buy to-day any Of the
Dress Trimmings that are
going at so to 80 Per cent
less than cost.
Perhaps sou ha We forgot.
ten Why we call this the
Limited Sale. Let us re-
peat. three reasons:
Fiyst-The special lots
being sold at prices
having no relation to
values are of course
Limited in quantity.
Sceona-The great crowd
ing interests of oul
Autumn business de-
mands attention. We
cannot afford to put
them off. Therefore
this sale Is Limited b.
Time.
7htya-Our store, big Al
it Is, is too small t.
care for all that We
have to show you thi!
Autumn. Space there
fore is a limitation.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11

TnE death of Mrs. Mary e. wib-
bley, by falling from q window Is
another exempllfcation of the danger
GUS folly of women citing In windows
for the purpose Of cleaning the glass
on the outside. 1t has been but few
years since a woman was killed In this
manner at the patronage of st. Mary'e
Church, and several similar accidents
have occurred in other cities. II
would be much better to let the win
dows continue dirty, than for women
to risk their lives In this manner. Not
long ago we saw girl sitting outside
OF a window of a four-story house
washing the glass in the upper sash,
as uuconcernedly as though she wa
standing on the ground, but as long
women choose to take these risks,
Just that long accidents may be ex-
pected TO happen.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
oh. What Cough,

WIN 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 81 Ike Of
saving 80 cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past yenr. 1t relieves Group and
Whooping Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without 1t. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N.
b. Daniorth Wholesale aud retail agent,
second aud Market streets, Wilmin ston,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11

THE DEATH of Congressman Sam
uel 8. Cox removes a bright and bril-
liant light from American politics. He
was in great measure self made
man, but was one OF those who has
left his mark. Whether as editor, at
torrey, author or statesman he always
performed his part In creditable
manner. His brilliant sallies of wit
were potent weapons in his hands
which he well knew how to use In the
most effective manner. He was a
man OF fine culture and will be greatly
missed In the next. Congress. He was
a Democrat from principle and has
been sent TO Congress continuously,
with the exception Of one term, since
1903. As he was man of the people
the announcement OF his death will be
received with universal regret.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAI1po,n
- Schedule In effect Nay + III IA
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. Avs nrspA IN ~
EAST Buuyn


TRAINS LEAVE DEL AVS 41 nt,a H,sa
EAST Bousn avg
Express trains.
NEwloRK, week DAYS. ale so,,...
a. M. az Us, ~ 3S, ~ Os. h i''',, ViIal|
NEW YoRK, Sundays. ~ Jas "a
rlzOS, ~ Bs, % Is, - +6 .. IN. ."
PniLADkLPlliA, week DAYS Ia .,n su
50, %, .s 90. go, 30 n, Dg ~
sl2 bS. i 90, s23S, 8 co. ilo ,je ira vi
81 ID, 05 8 as, sa52 il. N. VI "AI
PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAYS .ailT0icp.v
9Oo, 10 ~ II. m, al ", ! u. '!g gG m
20 0s. b20, 6l0, 500. SIS sa53 Nm w
CHESTER. week days..l3, '6 GoiGn
~. $50, o 90, .l09i lOsa NJ lsS
lo9, q IS. 3oo ilo. 5us. jS e5 w
CnHsTrn, 9ndtiaVV,-,..,lg1ntg,ssx W, sx
10 q, =, M, si9Os, 10 ~ ia .is
s60s. o %. $40. - ii, sS{ t.hm.
ATLANTIC CITY. y j.. week dGya 7O,I
200 n. m. 100, (l2.OS ON saturday onIylI
~, 800, Dos p. M. Sundays, i0l i. ID.
wEsp HOUND.
,bALriMoRR AND WAsmiSGrOx. IN al
lto a. m. 2i5, .iiG, $50 $50. MI
Sunday. =" ''' eN'sp1
Pitts6urg, ts.4G Il. m.;aNp. m s,rv
CHICAGO. 20 q. m., '5i1 p MI bO,l
Cincinnati and st. Loul, sim. Il
and ~6 % p. M; both daily.
SINaERLY AcCoMAoDAIiOa, 10 n N
ana IL 10 ID. IN. daily.
LANpENBEnG ACcoMNopAT'os, we'd
days, O.40,l II Am, 2 a. and 70 p.in.i sal
days, 0 80 n. n,, 2I5 and iOp. III.
TRAINS LEAVE MAHKl-r sTnEIT SrEnofl
For Philadelphia ma way smiin
week dnys; 8 80. q IS. 80. ll35 il. M. I'D
ga0,5 90 p. IN. Sundays. q 50 u. IN; "a, u
For baltimore, wcci, days.5NGN II
II IS a. IN; -, . 80 y. III. suniAys Il
o.. M; . 80 mud % ~ p. IN.
For Landenbcrg aud way stations nd
days, O so, . ~, II 30 n. m.:g8j. jgRa
Sun days 8 - q. M; 235, $50 u. IN.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis, al u q y
daily except sunday.
Chicago Is 30 II. m, daily, except ~
day; - 80 y. IN, daily.
Pittrburg, s. 20 am, daily, eXcoRh
day; $50 y. m, daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron WiLMfsaiH
Daily, u 10, Is lj, 10 90, al 10 Il. II, =
noon, ii 81, / $500, y 10, A3O, 80 05, ,B5sA
$40, 10 10, II 80 p. nj. ,o. 80
Daily, except sunuNy, Vlhu -
M, al IS, ~ 30 and 70 p' Ill snh'V oAJ
Teiephonc No. in3.
Violates TO western points NWcrVhAi
Via any other line.
CO. sCULL, j.. 7. OpELl,
1enl fnss. AT Gen'l ManagoE
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
wANANIAKER's.
For these good reasons the
Limited Sale will soon be
over.

Paper Hanglngs and in
terror decoration have been
organized as a distinct in
terest. You will find the
new department sandwiched
between Carpets and Up
holstery, second floor.
The Cottage on the Sec
ond floor has given way to
the new Rug Room.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
Philadelphia. Wilmington an
Baltimore Railroad.
JULY I.t, 1889.

Trains Will leave Wilmiueto, n. ,,,..
nhn,aeipni. texprs.sL L 1sa tamLpl
~, ~ sE NY, lot9 Ii h mas. Z" u |
~ ~, . !, o., q -, oA ~ ~, I o. and 10 i All
70 For dS.s.ss r. sSS ~ ,.Sn, 20 lOt ~ d =. :.
az; az; n n g II IA. N. Hso. ~ IA ii y
Accommo odation. 90. s6S ;Msn I'd
q. m, IL 81 asa foJ. D 81, az. and ia ia
sfS j A. a ORR ia y 4 IA i s. H. 4 ~
% fo;. e; ~ %sst z Sss.,.l. sSs e'Y yis ?. -
For Newark i0sntrsl and lniernsllla d
u2ns, y .: m. y % and elp.n, .,,,l
n, @ D. s ana i. is Sisht 'a0nL "n
baltimore and Nay Lane, 10 ?. n.
~ baltimore and TaA:.ingionL "a s9l y
y Il snd 100 q. N. 70 "a, 2 \, ~ tA ~
Tfains tos DsiaWeeia III bi7Ision Wa i,l,.tai @
ta6 .. M, and 10 % Night
ufoIHgtown and Il ho6oth, SO "a m'
gssiord i,ecomm @ ,,iatlonh alsp.n.
Harrington, Delmar. and usS i~l'aL
g. Rap;rsSs RMi; sSa for = % '&i.ImliustOn. Il mi
kIpress ior Over. HAirinSsoa' ma
nsr. Y % Ntght. m a, No.
rsTslin n,si. mt{ mt{a.pe g onsTish Old Point Va,
fort. and Norfoif. Il o. Hight
Leave PniI.aelph,a. Broad sHsst s9f vi N
ga ioxa u lS Ii sS .. M, ~ -, q lui,nSt|| N
~ %. s2i. '6ia. so, 61. eT. nA' nAl
SoecM X x, az n odation, e2s 10 2s, a n, ~ ~
". al. ca aah 1o05 1910 sad Shh
SUNDAY TRAINS
iH5 ifhniIaaeiphis ,espresSl z oO. IS, slln
Rcoo%mo%a.i,aa2n S N n al an n ss ',Is ,3s PSH,bb IS ID
bys Z w 10 U0 and 10 1b D, m
5of Chester lexpresst. ioo.' 10. nhth
"A SAcsoSm Y 20 osdstion. els ma i'l'. ~ =
70. New 9ogt y = ts.pr:.s. :: m; ioa ~ "A n, N n
n ~ II IA. NJ m, IsiO. . q. 'Ss '''
i fci ! \, We, 1 mohe..er. vi. LsnOfin' Tia :,
for 6lpe Charles, Old Point Comfort "
HSSfaolk, Sas Nv ~ ,Sst,s Kirkwood, hiddsSast.
Ciayton. Dover, FELTON,, HtTnns',g,nt,, en-, uittl
vile, 6esford, Laurel and Delnaf, sG tIl
sa..iRSse m., Il e. s, n@ g u sSp ,sIss AZ
Leave Phiisdeiphis, Bfoad street ps ~ WI N
mington texpresil, $40. 7.sy; ~ ~ il. - Nj
mlo&RS t.ds. 'sta e'oo' e.u' h.N'
II; ix;Ucscoommcdation, ;Us So, lo.2sA. NJ. hAl@
e.lo. s.@. lO.to andll, ~ %n,..seugsn l,|
f.Ifsd ros 5isr % tSs tioset once a S!,SaI: Ssa :r,
trains marked thus g aressss, are ms
Upon which extra sArsis onsIs1R1' wool. Il
oa.as; s.aa.rsi 4 Essss:. sTsss ssusrsifi'saiH n
NEW JERSEY AND WlLMlGSt,rSsl M S,trsl'
IN Ferry Company. Time, iaos ao,at 'esss|
Wilmington and pennsgrOIe lAAi-s
Sunday, June 30, 1850.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY az
Leave Wilmington, King street " 'lsai-l
4t0, 2. 30 p. M, II 80, 7.3Oa. ~; ns L 81
grove 40, 4.35, q 70 y. M, ls.u'' Is kl,l
Leave Pennsgrove 9. rs, 80 q. m.'s I . u
s. p. m. arrive Wilmington O'''
m, AGO. 3. IS, 6.06p. IN.
SUNDAYS ONLY al
Leave wilmington s,S. 6.25, ~ IA
10. Is, 7. 30 a. m.; arrive fennssiSpss ave Posi-
2.55 D. M, 1850, 500 a. N. ~ 17e'Sp. .:
grove Q 40, go, a. m, 90, ~ ~
arrive Wilmington 7 -, 300, IN, y, I'D 10 10 a Al
s 40 d. m. Arrive Atlantic Ci'y ..l
leave Atlantic City so D. m. .v 20 % "
Passengers for Wilmington may m.y,nn Sorla.|
trip OF the boat and take Wllm,hnssal ihs sane y VI
ern train from Pier. fare Nv ,nn hOws'u
King street. tThis boat VIII ho'
Tor any but Cape May partles, 4 ItsI AND,
is2o-eodtf supc.--->l
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
ON SATURDAY.
THE 14TH DAY OF SEPT, 1889,
at 2 o'clock p. m.,
The following described real estate. viz.

AUG toAloWluk utbNilptu real tblatts NlAs
All that l of laad with a two-story
brick dwelling house thereon erected
situate In the city of Wilmington, boun-
ded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning on the westerly side OF
Adams street at the distance OF 357 feet 3
inches northerly from the northerly side
of Eighth street thence westerly parallel
10 Eighth street ll5 feet to u stake thence
northerly parallel to Adams street "a
feet to another stake thence easteriy
parallel to Eighth street and passing
through the centre of the brick division
wall between this and the adjoining
house on the north ll5 feet to the said
side of Adams street thence thereby
southerly q feet to tho place of begin
ming be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as tho
property of Henry c. Conrad, and sarah
L., his wife, and Joseph $. Richardson,
terra tenant, and TO be sold by
ALnAN ALLEN, sheriff.
shcriirs Office, Wilmington, August "a,
1850.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
Caught an Alligator.

The steward OF the Govern
,teamer F!shLawk, lying of Norwalk,
Conn, caught a live alligator day or
two ago which measured between .hrre
and Tour feet III length. Ii Is believed t.
bsve escaped from some boat passing
through the Sound.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
The Following described real eutate. viI,

$50 @S'te"thb etnctioeo feai eotAttt NiAi
All that certain tract offend sit,ate in Fem
chder hundred. New Castle county, Delaware
~ ana more particularly described as follows,
.beginning for tho same at a stone on tn 9
middle Of public road leading FROM the Buck
road TO the Elkton and WarwieK road thence
south - degrees east 50 $40 perches to =
stake, thence north esi.7 degrees west IS
20 10 pefcbes TO q stake thence south
70 degrees west i0perches to n stake thence
south bs degrees west 90 perches TO stake
thence south 81 degrees west u 7-io per ches to
stake thence norta 20 3-t degrees west 4-i0
perches to stAkethcBce south - degrees west
~ perches 10 stake thence north u Ia de-
Rrees west Is 5-l0 perches to . stake thence
north 10 1t degrees cast 10 Nerchea to stake
thence north % degrees west IL B-iO perches
TO stone thence north 70 degrees east "a o 10
perci es TO u stake thence south q degrees
deg rces east n 5-io perches to a stake, thence
north 81 degrees west perches to stake
thence north Is degrees west ea6-i0 perches
10 stake thence north 60 degrees east 25 s.
perches to stake thence north G5 = de-
grees east 80 s-l0 perehes TO the stone the
place OF bcginnins. Containing 20 acres.
Reserying lhersout and therefrom the sew
eral parcels sold to Crookshants, samuel
murray and Peter Jackson, amounting In all
q about " "a aereswith the buildings h~ eln
Seized aud taken into execution as the prop
erty Of Thomas II. E lison and Jane w. ELL.
ison. his wife and I. |. ani % be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, sheriff.
sherin's once, Wilmington, August 27,
1889. auis
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11

Nearly all the bargains
told of during the last ten
days are still running.
Good trading awaits you all
over the store.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
Prove Everyrhing.

81 suppose you are ready to subetan.
tate any statement your paper makes ?'
said an angry looking caller to the editor.
"Oh. yes, we have the compositcrs prove
everything that is set up"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
pUDLIc SALE.
DRlvATE SALE.

sovonteen acres OF land with ,,,,
and barn aud other necessary daittr,ilse
situated one mile east pf I.yniisnIs,,A WI
Garden township, Chester ConntH vi
Joining James Holllngsworfh, w, n if0I H. "
cen s9n ana y, n; selIeti.. one half ne III
au2i-stw-2td 'A DAHEi,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
Gof's Giant GlObuIs

voTs DsnILirY, " and restores II. EiLtens,
in DAYS. Druggists or BY ap.,d-eow nix
6RECIFIC co. Philsdelphia' FAu
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
100000 Tickets at Twenty Del.
lars each. Halves so; Quar- teps
S6i Tenths o.; Twentfeshs II,
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any further trform..
tlon dehred, write logibiy to the undersIrn.
ed, Clearly stating your rssidenoe. with
State, County, street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery will be assure
by yort enclosing an Envelope bearing your
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
CLOTHING.

Mems Clothing, Youths
Clothing, Boys Cloth
Ing, Children's Cloth.
ing, Suits for dress,
Suits for business, Suits
for working. Odd
Pants in an endless va
riety. Shifts, Shirt
Waists. We are much
more anxious than peo
pie know to run off
this stock-we are will
ing to sell the biggest
bargains you ever
heard of, and the only
way we can show you
is 10 nave you make a
personal inspection Of
our stock.
MULLIN CLOTHING co
228 Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
N. MGgary & Son,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
S. 2. Cor 9Th and Tatnall Sts
AND
SIG TatnaII Street

Our fall line of Carpets
is now ready for your in
spection; never before have
We had the pleasure OF show
ing such an assortment. We
have to-day 15o more pat
terms to show than hereto
fore. Our stock comprises
the cheap grades to tie best
and we are in a position to
sell lower than you can buy
the same goods in o h er
stores; We say 1t and let you
judge when you see our car
pets and hear our prices. AS
the best patterns are hard to
duplicate at the busy season,
you would do well to make
your selection as early a 8
possible. For the economl-
cal and not over particular
buyer we have a few bar.
| gains this week in odd chairs
in some cases we have them
two or three alike others only
one; as they are all broken
! s we close them at half
psIce, in Walnut, Oak and
imitation Walnut with cane
seats. We have also about
two dozen extension tables
10 close at a like reduction
in lengths f ON 6 feet to I2.
We Can sell you a good ex.
tension table from So 90 up
wards. These are bargains
that should be appreciated
by you and bargains that will
nor soon occur again.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11

SHERIFF'S GALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ OF Levari Facias, TO me directed,
Will lie exposed TO public sale at the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streeta, In the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
LACE CURTAINS.

We have been emp'ying
some corners of Lace Cur
ta'ns. Goods in perfect or
der. full size and handsome
designs, but prices are al
most nominal. Nottingham
Lace.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
IMPORTANT,

Address HH. A, DAUPHEN.
new Orleans. La,
WanhtngtOn. u. q,
by ordinary letter, containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Companies, New York
Exchange, Drau or Postal Note.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
PUBLIC sALFs
pUBLIC SALE

q hity, nne. we'll located bun,,
noop ae premises Wilmington Del. .satl,i,,I! W. I
sEpr. u, lsss,
ioi9t. - Twenty-seyenth aud u,,,.
sna stra,tn sx lot lots At Twenly.ath Tss' s1s '
MsrSei % s,rssi sS,9r,snsisnelnga At Twenty. ssv.,w S w
ono lot, 20xl0Q feet on ,sas,.,,,.
Sale at 5.i5 O'Clock, VI Eighth m,
stl9ts. at Maryland avenue Fr.,s.
oihn,na ~, .,,ts. streets. sale at 8. o'cioet "
ket. Twenty-hfth and W,si sSh'l sya ali W.
Montoe etreeta are ear the nshh "
nr.ct ears aud will be sold william, u1 I
FOR plan OF lots aee uosters' n, W ieSiN
J. j. fEiltCE, No q W, sey'snga,
L. W. stldhAm & Son, alcts. ssI. 10 ed -ctaie
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
- Of q writ OF Levnri Facias, 10 me
eeisresteq, vii oe exposed 70 public sale at the
se.aeorKes hundred, New Castle county, Del
ON SATURDAY.
THE ltru DAY OF SEPTEMBER issa
At 10 O'Clock .. M,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

Louisiana State Lottery Comply
Incorporated by the legislature, for Edu-
cational and Charitable purposes aud q
franchise made part OF the present State Con.
stitution. In ls7s. bS an overwhelming popu-
ITS MAMMOTH DRAWINGS
take place Bemf.Anuuaily
!JsHs ana Deecmbsrl. and as
1kGS take place tn each Of IN Q
eth or ten months of tho y year, and
are all drawn I'm publfe, nd the
Academy cf Music. New OrIeans- Ia!
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS,
For Integrity OF It's Drawings, and
Prompt Payment OF Prizes,
Attested as follows;
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise
Semi Annual Drawings Of The Louisiana
ttate Lottery Company, and in person man
ase and control the Drawings themselves, and
that the same are conducted v wlth honesty, fair
ness, and In good faith toward all parties. and
we authorize the Company to use thIs certia-
cate, with fac-similes OF our signatures attach.
ed. In its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11

ADDRESS Registered l,l!sn containing Cur
snsy 10
new ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
heW Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11

REMEMnEH that the payment oil
ffiIes ID GUAhSAREEGD Mk K0UM
NAJIOnA l. nANHs Of Rev Orleans,
dent OF an Institution, WHO'S chArtsrsd
rights arc recognised in the highest Courts,
tneieiore, Dewsrs Of ell imitation or an
noymous schemes
Oh 4 DOLLAR 10 the prios OF tho small
ct part or fraction OF Ticket hHS Ed
BY US In any Drawing. Anything In oul
name offered for less than Dollar 10 3 swim
Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
Tambou.ed Muslin:
Tamboured d Lace:

SbN0 Cdrtalns, new designs, 81. so pair.
500 Curtains, new designs, 81, 90 a pair,
second floor, north of Tr.nsept.