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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

ALLENTOWN, Oct 25.-The list of ap-
plicants for the postmastership OF this
city was incrcased to-day by the an
nouncement of the'caudldacy of Mrs +.
NJ. X. SteCRel. The announcement is
mAdc In the following modest card:
'To the representatives Of this beauti-
iul and time hone red city. The under.
signed wculi respectfully say that she
has entered the field as n candidate for Its
postmastership, fully realizing the great
responsibility OF the position, yet In view
OF past experience believing herself COM
petsnt TO fuldll Its duties. should her
fellow citizens so favor her, she pledges
herself TO All unfiinching purpose and
unwavering zeal to meet every 'quire-
ment and also to devote n goodly portion
oil the emolumeuts to municipal inter-
ests. ''MRs. Il. NJ. X. SrECREL."
Mrs Steckei was formerly Miss
Kachline and at one time was u teacher
OF the high school,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26
a Verdict in a Damage Suit.

NoRRIsTowN, Oct. 25.--Jerome Keely
and Kate J. Kelly, his wife, were ac.
corded n verdict of s5200 to-day in suit
brought against Contractors 3. NJ. Shan
ley aud j. 4. Stanley for damages sus-
iained In an accident on the Blockley
and Lower Merton Turnpike, IN Lower
Merton Township. The d PENDANTS were
using a steam roller In their work. On
the afternoon Of Sunday, Octotef 10, 1881
,be machine not being IN service, stood
alongside Of the road with white cover
thrown over It. Mr.. and Mrs. Keely,
who were driving attempted to pass the
machine, when the horse took fright and,
wheeled suddenly around, the carriage
was upset aud wrecked. Mrs. Keely sus
tained a fracture OF an arm and received
other injuries, from which It was testified
she suffered great pain aud Inconvenience
for Elk months. The plaintiffs have en-
tered motion for new trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

Ex-Police Officer Edward Murine,
learning that man who had ana
farm on marlborough marsh wished TO
dispose OF his stock and farming impls-
ments, called upon him yesterday, and
after dickerlDg for some time ilually pur-
chased the entire outfit. Upon making
an inventory OF his purchase he found
that among other things le had secured
a blind COW, which he, with his usual
generosity, offered to contribute to
"Duckey" Kicnle's collection of curlosl-
ttes, but which kienle very prudeDtly re-
fused to accept. Murine then offered
him a big turkey gobbler. and when
Duckey," with Visions of Thanksgiving
IN The near future, resolved TO accept,
Mrs. Murine started out to capture the
doomed bird. She secured fine one,
but ms he perfectly understood the use OF
his wings she was Obliged TO let him go,
aud "Duckey" returned home with a
dimlnutive specimen Of hen turkey,
which he afterwards presented TO a
friend
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

This Association is a mu-
tual organization loaning its
funds only on first mortgages
Of city property.
To investors its reccommen-
dations are:
Ist. Safety.-The assets are
allin real estate first mortgages,
and on account of the monthly
payments, foreclosures are of
extremely rare occurrence, and
losses, rarer still. Loans are
made carefully, and near home.
I'd. Proht.-The funds are all
kept loaned out at the prevail
ing building and loan rate,
which from the favorable terms
to borrowers is always
about one-half more than ord
mary rates on same class Of
loans.
3rd.-Conditions Of with
drawing. Members can con-
vert their stock into
cash and withdraw on four
weeks notice, at any time after
joining.
A careful consideration OF
the merits of the GER
tificates Of this associa-
ton will show that as an invest
ment, they have the safety o
Real Estate First Mortgages,
convenience of Savings Bank
Deposit, brom of Bank Stock.
7t7thOm tie liability.
Certificates can either be paid
for in full or in monthly. quar-
terly or yearly installments,
and in any case, earnings are
proportionate to amount paid
in. ..@
Earnings no7o at rate Of Io
fer cent.
The Home Savings and Loan
Association deposits all its Sc
curities in compliance with the
laws of Minnesota, with the st,
Paul and Minneapolis Mortgage
Loan and Trust Co., Minneap-
oils, MINI. Capital stock,
100000.
The Association refers to any
of the Minneapolis Banks; or to
Commercial agencies, and by
special permission to Jas. L.
DeVou of this city, who has
just visited Minneapolis, and
made a careful and complete ex-
animation of the books of the
Association in the interests ol
him self and friends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 25.-1he Times cor
respondent telegrsphed, from Plneyiile
this afternoon nj follows:
Al Harlan Court House Wilson How
ard accomplished sort OF coup d. etat
yesterday. Ccunty Judge Lewis and his
posse OF 90 men lett Harlan Court House
at clock In the morning 10 make an
other assault on Howard'e camp.
Howard, anticipating this movement,
had placed his followers In ambush near
Town. The Lewis posse passed directly
through the anbuscade, and were not
tired upon. Alter they lad got beyond
,htir los, aud were proceeding In the
direction OF where Towards camp was
supposed TO be, the Howard party moved
into town and took possession OF the
Court House.
They have complete control OF the
town, with piclSets stationed at all ap-
proaches, and the County Judge and his
followers have gone into camp outside
the town. 1t 10 believed that Judge
Lewis will cndeavor TO re-capture the
Court House to-day, and bloody fight
10 exl xlvcted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26
illustrated Sermons.

Last Sabbath evening the Rev. G.. +.
Thompson, pastor oi Olivet Presbyterian
Church, commenced feries of four IL
lustrated sermons. Tho second OF the
course will be given tomorrow evening,
and the subject will be: Contrasts be.
tween time and eternity. l. Abraham s
contrast of "the lie that now t." Q.
David's emblems Of "the lie that now
ls." 3. Emblems of that Which Is to
come" These sermons are very inter-
estinR. and as all are invited the church
should be crowded,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

The supply OF produce in the King
street market this morning was ex-
cellent, aud the prices were as follows:
Butter sold at 28 to :3 cents per
pound; eggs, 80 to 80 cents per dozen;
white potatoes, IL TO 10 cents half
peck; sweet potatoes, 10 cents half
peck; apples, Is to 20 cents half peck;
grapes, s cents pound, or As cents a
basket; pears, 25 TO 30 cents half peck ;
ounces, So to 50 cents half peck; green
corn, 25 cents doz ciullilower, 80 to so
cents head; horse. .radish, to cents
a stalk; turnips, 10 cents a half peck,
tomatoes, 20 cents half peck; green to-
matoes, 25 cents a basket; beets, 8 cents
q bunch; radishes, 4 cents bunch; green
onions, 2 cents bunch; cabbage, 3 to 8
cents herd; parspips, 8 cents bunch;
oyster plants, 10 cents; celery, 8 10 8
cents stalk; lettuce, 3 to cents heat
lima beans, % cents quart; string
beans, 80 cents half peck; peppers, to
10 cents dozen; cottage cheese, 5 cents
a bowl; honey, rs cents pound; chick
ems, 13 10 III cents pound; duods. Sl.Oo
to 81. % a pair; pork, IL to II cents a
pound; lard, IL cents; sausage II cent?,
and serapple, s cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

From the Star.
A French button, hall copper and
nall gold, was found on our river
shore few days ago.
II. A. Smith, jeweler, removed to Will
mipgton on Monday last, where he will
90 Into business on King street.
Jas. Carrigan has been appointed boss
OF the cardiDg department in our wooden
mills. vice john Marland, resigned.
Hugh G. Smith and family will leave
the hrst OF November for Camden, N. j.,
where he has purchased large saloon.
At a meeting of the Board OF tho NJ. z.
Church, Oh Sunday. b. J, Lancaster was
elected Sexton, in the place Of Ambrose
Spear.
Rev. r. L. Hubbard was absent from
his church on Sunday last, assisting In
the dedicatory services at the NJ. l..
Church, Galena, Md.
Joseph Smith, who was 40 unfortunate Q
as to have the contents OF his gun dis
charge aud enter his hand, while loading
u, went TO Philsdelphia ior treatment.
The Rev. J. A. DeRuyter, at present
stopping at 81. Mary's, Wilmington,
will preach here on Sunday, at 1880 a.
tn. IN 81. Peters Church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. 2j. DIR. John
A. Shannon of Canlndaigua, one OF the
Oldest residents and best known physi-
clans OF Ontario County, was found dead
In bed this morning.
Whils he was driving with William
Hall yeLterday AFTERNOON DR.. Shannon's 8
horse ran into and knocked down Mrs.
George Husbands. Dr. Shannon aud Hall
were arrested. DR.. Shannon was suffer
ing from the effects of protracted spree
aud the accident ard ar est entirely un-
nctved him. Hall, who occupied cell
near him, told him that he had killed
Mrs Husbands. After that Shannon be-
came excitdble. lie finally told an officer
that unleGs lie was removed from The cell
he would go crazy.
Justice Dwyer concluded II was best to
send the doctor home aud he was taken
out about II p. IN. A physician was SUN.
moned 10 attend him at the house. Quiet
ing powders were administered and he
was left lying on couch. Early This
morning when Hrs. Shannon went 10 his
room she found him dead. Il was sup
posed be died from an overdose of NOR
phine. Mrs. Hu. bands, who was run
ever, Is recovering from the shock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

Tie experience of young Ford, wio
va the companion Of Robert iligeins
When the later was killed on the Coates
yiIe high bridge on Monday last, was a
,hrllIng one. When the men saw train
approaching, the curve on the bridge de.
etyel them aud gave the Impression OF
ils holng on the northern track, when In
reality il was On the southern one. They
crossed The latter track and stood upon
,hr cad ol the tles. Here they had but
tiglt IN, hes OF room aud were unable TO
tfoss the track b,lore the train was upon
,h.m, Ford lay down upon the ti,s on
h. stomach, and as the train passed over
hin saw the body OF his companion
hurled iat out into the air aud fall upon
III, rocl.' over 40 feet below. As each
ca pass he ielt the steps brush his
hck and eNpec ed every momeat 10 be
hniled to his death. When he sp-
rtarl at the inquest several hours later
b. was So overcome as TO be almost iiii-
ablc m give any coherent account OF the
accident
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

INC rnenpeEt Int housc IN tha city
RntnIord iiros'. SO1 Market street.
6old specs, "a, Williamson, Hos W. sth.
Try Bush's coal. YOU viii likn Il.
American Laundry, GU West Frontit.
Try Busn's coal; you viii surely like.
Cuppipg and leeehinE, Iss X. secondit.
Fine TX. hinKs at hant's, 10 E. tth street,
Frank Hoop smith, druggist, 5th and King.
shirts, Toe. collarg aud cuffs. &c. each. City
Steam Laundry, 9th and shiplcy streets.
Nice, heavy, warm underwear at prices
lower lhan any In town. Cole, 20. Market 81.
Prompt seryicc good work. M ripping OF
shrinkinx, at new CARPET cleaning works.
7. "a, HotHcs, Proprietor, No. IoJ West
highth street. Telephone SII.
The prettiesL newest aud most nohby styles
OF nrckwear la town. Cole. 20 Market 81.
IT. yon want cheap picture frames go TO "a.
Il. laugh, 20S Mest Second street. lhave the
largest stock IN Delaware. Come aud I0r
Yourselves.
kOss, 2iO Market street. has the larsrst and
cheaprststoc OF hats, white shirts, under-
wear. neckwear aud hosiery la tbc cilY. Call
and sre hiin.
Tie new car ct cleaning works Ia the best
hrraincd FOR inst class work. Positively no
ripping or shrinking. +. q. Hodges prnprle-
l5f, No. i03 Wat hishl.. strveL. Telephone
al.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

rbo Raw. Dr. John Mcdowell Leavitt.
- % c,r more than forty years has been
WY, air,cynen of the Protestant Episcopal
cs",t5 h,s left tnat body and cast 10
~ SuJ' ie, WITH the Reformed Episcopslians.
I resiteut of New York, he has sent
a. n.ms le,ter OF resignation TO Bishop
pn,,or P aud made his public declaration
a. ,bc FIr,t r. Il. Church, Madison ave-
nns and Rilty.alth street. New York. on
supiAy morning last. DIR. Leavitt is
xrlllnown not ouiy as a clergyman OF
noTrr anl forming, but rs an author
I'D pullthcr. lie founded and edited
,sc ln,etr.tlonal Review, aud has been
%r ,ryergl wears the editor OF the Church
pe,,,w, some of his works are Aneri-
..ps m Rome" "Reasons for Faith In
,se Nipsiccpih Century," "Visions OF
soi,ma." "Old World TrodiLus from
Nrx World Liie," and Hymns to Our
kim. Most OF bis life has been spent
"a collegiate snd editorial work. lie has
been excessively professor In Kenyon
College AID the Ohio University, prcsi-
dfg' ii l.ehigh University ior i've years.
and later Of 81. Johns College NJ Annap-
III. Ma. Ilo has been assigned to The
plole,sor.lnp OF Eeclesiastical History,
Church Evidences and Church Polity,
IN tte recently established Theological
ftminary Of tie II. y. Church IN fLiia-
delpliA,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

WASHINGTON Oct. 25.-Now that the
sinking fund requirements for the present
fiscal year have been fully met by the
purchase OF funds, the sole purpose OF
future bond purchases will he 10 prevent,
as far as possible, any undue increase In
the Treasury surplus. The continued ex-
cess OF receipts over expendi ures has
prevented any material reduction of the
surplus. According TO the Treasurer's
statement issuedto day this now amounts
to f4d, ,3i5, 900
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. GA prisoner
at the Central Station is said by the de-
tectives to resemble, In many respects,
Tascott, who murdered Amos j.. Smell In
Chicago, in February, 1883. For Tas-
colts capture reward of $4,000 is of
fered. The suspect was arrested yesterday
IN Reading by Central Station detectives
on the charge of passing forged checks in
philadelphia. In Reading he gave the
name of Charles Harris, but in this city
was known as A. Sutherland and Charles
Hamilton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion have for some time past been look
ing around for a secretary to take charge
OF the Association in this city, aud In the
State. MIR. j. Il. King OF Altoona, Pa, il
is thought Is well adapted to the work,
and call for him is contemplated. He
is now Secretary OF the Y. NJ. e. A. in
Altoona. He came to Wilmington to
cay and will remain over uutll Monday.
lie desires to meet as many Of the men,
bers as possible to morrow at 4 o'clock,
2. NJ, in the Association rooms, Market
Street above Tenth to talk the matter
over.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

Chr tlu, oct 25.--Ccroner Falrlnmb
ihsAutuoon hell an inquest ON the
bodies oij, Il.Truitt and Maggie Camac,
Nho wee ruu over on the railroad last
h.lli. several witnesses were exam.
yea, lho main ono being Engineer
ohl'ly' Fox, OF the express. He testified
h4t lc did Tot see the young ladies
ulti they were struck, when he saw
lhelf bodies 20 up In the air. He vas
stoff0boraled by other Witnesses, and the
dsah
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

Jeremiah Mahoney. contractor for lay
ing the tracks of the Eighth street elec-
tric railway, completed his contract at
10 o'clock this forenoon. He would have
finished two weeka ago had he not been
delayed by the Street and Sewer Depart
meDi, which concluded to grade down
Union street from Eighth to Fifth. The
street Is IAved as lar rs Rodney street,
and couple of weeks must still elspse
before the line is paved to Fifth and
Union. Tho electric light company have
erected the maiu supply wire and all that
is now wanted on their part is to stretch
the overhead wire for the trail, and then
the work will be completed. This eau be
done sooner than the Street and Sewer
Department can finish the paving. The
stock holders are growing somsw hat I'M
patient, as they are getting no dividends
on the stock they have subscribed and
paid in.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

Clerk Of the Peace Z. r. Cochran and
Prothonotary George 8. Maxwell yester-
day drew the following list of petit jurors
for the November term of court:
First panel of petit Jurors for the
November term:
Brandywine hundred = Charles E.
Wiltbanks, J. Elliott sharpley. George
A. Harklns.
Wilmlngton-sampe J. White. Edward
Darlington, George y. simpson.
q Christisna-H. r. Carpenter, Thomas
u. Lyman, Everett l,. Hollingsworth.
Mill Creek-GeorGe s. Cook, Patrick
Toughey, Samuel Jackson.
White Clay Creek : William r.
Powell, Frederick Currlnder, Robert
Hawthorne.
Pencader - Richa I'd Frazer, Richard
Sullivan.
New Castle-Georke Bacon, George L.
Blown, John Campbell.
Red Lion-Jamss Marcy, William II.
Clark.
st. George Marion L. Hardcastle,
Frank r. Padley, Hiram Pleasanton.
App0quiniminls-B Benjamin Il. Ginn,
Nathaniel w. Ratlidge, William 7. Tim
mons.
BlackbIrd-Jacob G. Gibson, william
L. David.
Second panel OF petit jurors .or the
November term:
Brandywine hundred-Plney z. Lux
ems, George Vesle.
Wilmington-Patrlck Neary. William
+. Robinson, Jonathan w. Aydon.
Chrlstiana - Samuel Mccoy, Hugh
Foster, Thomas J. Hanley.
MIL Creek-Samu uel Logan, George N.
Burns.
White Clay Crtek-Dayid Whittep.
David Appleby, Samuel Alrich.
Pencader -Chsrles B. Bigger, James
Brooks, Benson Bar IRON.
New Castle-Robert Montgomery,
William j. Hunter, John Taylor.
Red Lion-JameB NJ Craig, James p.
Ford, Peter J. Mulligan.
St. Georges-Jonathan Leatherbury,
Cuthbert Green, William Hates.
Appoquinimink = Lewis Fennimore,
Thomas X. Boyer.
William 8. Gardner, Chas.
Shelter, James CHM.
Additional petit jurors drawn for the
Court OF Oyer and Terminer, November
term:
Brandywine hundred-Thomas B.
Vance, James III. Guest.
Wilmington -Edmuud S. Frazer, Jas.
NJ. Thomas.
Christiana-Wills Passmore, David r.
Lyman.
Bin Crcek-ClIarles w. Currinder,
Edward McGoverR.
White Clay Creek-Isaac j. Moore,
Michael QuinIin.
Pencader-Johu N. Dayett, Harry L.
Dayett.
New Castle-George Edwards, John
McHugh, John White, Sr.
AppoquiniminA-J. Henry Hanson,
William j. Daniel.
Blackbird-Janles G. Howell, Samuel
j. Burnett.
Red Lion-Francis j. Bruner, Mont
gomery Gray.
ST. Georges ALFRED Carpenter, Merritt
U. Willis, Harry l.. Sheppard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26
WI. Al Due 60 "a Womnn !.

WASHINGTON Oct. 25.-The woman's
National Industrial League Of America
hss adopted preamble aud resolution
hA women were entirely ignored at the
ZION TO Influence the selection OF Wa.h.
ington o., The place Tor the Worlds Fair
70 l>l!, aud that the present civilization
Is 10 great measure due TO the faith
nnl cqul'le Of worAn. No anniversary
OF tie q syoyery oi Antrica, the resolu-
iiou declares, can be appropriate that
falls " nier justice 10 woman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

BUTTE, Montana. Oct. 26.-An at
tempt was made to kill Oscar Sternberg,
n painter, In this place, on Thursday
morning. Four sticks OF giant powder
were placed between the mattresses Of
his bed aud exploded BY means OF a fuse
running out through q ho!o which had
b. EN- b red IN the side OF the house to an
alley. The furniture In the room was
torn to pieces and the side Of the house
blown out, but Sternberg is -stlll alive,
though IL is not thought that he will re-
cover. His wife and son have ben ar
rested for the crime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

WAsuINGToN, Oct. 25.-Commissionsr
Raum o.day made special the case OF 3
lady who was born under the Admins
tration of General Washington and who
Is now 95 years old. She Is entitled to a
pension as widow Of a soldier Of the
war of 1912, but has never before made
application. The case was presented 10
General Raum by her con and the Gem
missioner concluded it might properly be
made special.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

PoTTsTowN, Pa, Oct. 25-Jhcoh Bat
man, OF this place, was carrying bundle
OF loose hay to his home to-day, strapped
TO his back after the manner OF ped
dier's pack, when m schieyous boy set
nre to the hay. Before Baiman could
release himself from tho bundle he was
severely burned about his body q, d
head. The boy fed after committing the
oiiepse aud his name has not been asoer-
latnPl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26
New Time Table.

a, d'.' G0" time table will go into effect on
I.'r. "' A"sdelphia branch OF the Is. & o.
." .,a',t'Ai on November 10th. A new
wv, ~ l"nni train will be put on, which
> ~ a. 'eHRe The Delaware avenue station at
NV d. ~ and arrive at Newark at :. .O5
~. ' Inc principal object In running
Nv nam Is to ailord accomm odatiou 10
,SV V 'a,er number of students residing in
wy VINO attend Delaware College,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26
"Tho Age of Bellnmy."

The above is the title OF the entertain
ment TO be given in the Builders Ex-
change, on Monday evening next, by the
Y. W. Z. T. U. The young ladies' will
leave nothing undone to interest all who
attend. Those who have read the story,
"With the Eyes Shut" cannot fail to be
interested and should attend the enter
talnment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

On Sunday in this city and section
partly cloudy, colder weather will prob
ably prevail, preceded by rain near the
coasts, with fresh to brisk variable
wiDds, becoming westerly and north
westerly, followed BY general clearing in
the forenoon, and on Monday, colder.
fair weather and fresh north hwesterly TO
westerly winds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

n,n'tiii 4s mission n congregation OF the VIII.
le'TA Aau bspust City Mission, which has
ma ana #, ,Hvfsh ping in a room at Twelfth
n a,tss4'' 'ts4'' streets, have purchased a LOT.
ibo,o zee. lett at the northwest corner OF
ma J1V ~, s.,teets, from Alfred p. Stevenson
s.s, Az n.ie' ior tl9l. TIE mission intends.
he Ia, as possible, to erect a chapel on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26
WHY Not 2

Il You think of taking advantage of the
p,seH@opporiuni,y for securing homes
~ ,t llr ne" State OF Washington, or OF the
no'r boom in Seattle Its metropolis, why
~. ~ get The best mmodaiions on your
Uu'1e} by taking the Chicago, St. Paul
s.u -, AAllsaS City Railway. For lowest
'A'' ol iaie you shonld address
s,.. w. +. COOLEY, Genl. agent.
''' 1 hcslnut st Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

Having leased the mill property of
Jos. F. Richardson, known as the Mill
Creek Mills, and having put the mill In
complete condition, and in charge Of a
competent miller, we are now ready TO
do your grist grinding. Having plenty
Of water we will be able to do your work
well, and guarantee just returns. Flour
and feed OF all kinds for sale or trade for
grain. Give us q trial. J. l.. WALTER
o. No
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

ine Ga,S SuSy extracting, filling and max
ali worl wl MS prices are reasonable and
aye,v warranted to be frst-class in
2jr .p.Stueular. He extracts teeth for
bs., ts A Eas, oOc. A set of teeth, IS. so;
tma@Ss, @ Teeth hlled with silver, 7oc ;
Teeth si., ooS'; gold, 81 and upwards
.t.,st ''ealei ior 75c, Oaice, 7O3 Market
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

s'nNEi, n. 8. W., Oct. 25.--AdyIces
nyrAel here from ApIa, under date of
ut l|lh Instant, state that battle Is re-
pSnel .Sg 10 have taken place on the Island
9i 9 oaNali between forces Of Ma ietoa and
lama'tte. Three hundred men were en-
Esged oh each SIDE. Several were killed
saa number wounded. Which party
NVh The victory is not known.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

There is no article which so richly de-
serves the entire confidence OF the COM
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