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IAILY REPUBLICAN.
that
•ml
pirns*
tng
also
■horl
w*U
to***
Is
not
feot
mu»
yaara
of
tt
The KepobUo* BoMta*,
fUrâ and JLinx* WBmtagten, M
amVfiitiATioDS.
w f i> iUifc—Alth
fV Ci'.ec.lt». postal notes or ether born««.
Votüa be directed *o Kurcatiuan F raus*
a itiNiwe ixmranr. ml
.1 io« rma ma®. « wu«u»*
B. u weanl tlM. mmi] utWr.
sa I DR 1AEAÜGC8T n. iass
tells
la
their
at
wbo
Mr.
and
saw
only
BENJAMIN HAREIÔON,
Of Indiana.
rOB Y 1 CB FBB 8 IDBNT,
LEVI P. MORTON,
Of K*v York.
J am is G. F lain a, tbs greatest
•talesman of tbe pressa» sge, has st
last reached b s native land after
absence of fourteen months, and was
by a dolsgeUon of bis fellow ol It
, bearing ibe greetings of millions
of freemen wbu rejoice at bis rutvrn.
Mr. B.alae bas »he levs and oonRdenoe
of otfiy »ma Aaerloan oil
oamo be bas labored in every povslble
way for ibeir welfare. Tae g jed name
and fume o' this nation bare always
been d at to him, and be has defended
them s^aiDsi all domestlo or foreign
foe«, lia Is In every rsspeol a reprv
eeniitlve Aouerlcao, and we do not be
lieve itéré Is another man la tblr
country who has such a bold on lbs
hearts of the people. Hi many years
of faithful paolto service have given
him a higher plaoe In the aStoilooe
of the Amerlosn people than »bet at
tained by any exalted cffljlal, and evm
now as a private eti'ain be outrank«
khe President of ibe Ual wd B ata*. He
has been traduced and abased by his
eoemlfl«, who, however, are of that
class that while they caanot appreciate
bis taiant«, they are capable of desoend
log *o scyth Od wbiob In ibnlr opinion
will dehue him In tbe minds of bli
oonnirymeo. He has now returned to
do wbat he oan for tbe triumph of bis
parly and Its principles at tbe coming
election. Hi will labir with au 1 is
might or the great prlailples of n<>"
leotijo to Amirican tndastrles, and tu>
de-ense of the American working
agates, all foreign oompelltlou that
oheapen it. Ha Is no«
lo enter apon
during over the yi
abroad be bss bsd
opportnntiy of observteg anâ
congas' r g the coodliion of the work
lu 0 iE"u of /reo-trade Gtra'. B lialn wlib
lb*)u: he wcitkltigm .n o! ibis 00aairy
t with lb« mmo vlgoroos mind
and p» r o.lo Ap ril which dictated bi
te President 0 evBltnd's fre^
krai-3 "aissage, aid before '.ocg he wll
ag-l". kindle >te g:a linde and enlhn»'.
am nî R-puVtlcano and present facts
id tae peopis which will oauce
Democrats to think, and toast ha«« s
mighty lnflaenee on tbe rasait lu N j -
nbtr Tbls tbe advocates of fr«
trade kcov, 0-nstnueutly even
almost be'ere Mr. Biatne b
foot npm toe shores of his native lan- 5 ,
Itelr s*rvlle organs hive oomoienceo
hbnse, vilify aud He abent him
K.r.ULfc tly M*. Bialne Is
them ti
9 f oars barklog ai tbe moon, and wil.
bave jn*l a
E
Î
one
of
f a
the
le
p
df,j
l repsr&.l
»Ule j2i«»t work,
that te hat
■
tbe
I',
the
'
hl«
far aim»
ihsir aitaoks are like ihosr
n ih »ffrt
Thk
Thk
ana tfiolr orgeni are
rprase :a 3 ts
Fjr the pnr
vu.g the farmers they cjo
feince to inert that »be larlff has ibe
eff o o' Inoreaiicg »bn prl» of agiioul
lural lmplsmenlf, when as a mailer o'
faol the price Hits of these goods «how
tbai they »re Iilgbtr in free trade Greui
Britain lhau ihay are lu A ntrla». Toe
S^Lvodtlcs of frea trad» seeci tj forg^*
kka. tlitre are snsh things a» siatlstl*«,
and per-lii in trying »o meke ihe
faraufirn bslieve thaï 1 ». he evon» of th<
paisse of the Hu s free trade bill they
will b» entblei to buy everything »Ley
need much cheap.r than they
Baoh, however, is not a faol, bat It le a
Cad «hat In the
land's ld**s ptet'*:llng He unohanlo»
stud wukingmeu «-ill have lo work si
■acb «»(«t-s that they cannot afford »•
pay the 'ermer the prloee »hoy now pay
Cor prolate or use as mush
w do. Tae fa
exUer.o'.y anz oav to
oin-.ert lig their theory.
P »SB 01 dl
of
in
DO#
1 o! Mr. 0 .
oi
lh«y
and tijnres tbs
have basa pahllehel showlag ih^t
hljb la Amerloa where labdr
d low 1
wages
Is protested
Great Brttaln
where fr-e »rale prevails, are giving the
free Inters ooniidaraule Double aod
they
Ihulr power to
hoods.
trying by every meaue in
rooms them by false
The post- MUHT I»C
Ouarlus Henry Kadsl, who
■MMVU Now
tbe tra'n o'
cuU.il a
ahovtd »ha v , he w
C teile
yw.erdsy,
a rrmaiksble
that orgsn -ralghed within
tho brain of Dsulol Web
«X s*miun',ion, however,
failed la ehaw that he n
Xlrne he murdered his wife and yhlld,
al») ough U Is prabsble his mind h«s
beeu atfaj ed
then. TUs, Inw.
for wouder,
of 68
1 ...
laaane »tiba
kin extent since
, li not a matter
bullet welch hr
fired »I h Lis own band was itill lo
his brad aud pi
pretAlug
doubt bit tbs
ll
or kls skill
hie b:aln. There Is
was sans at ths
Mme he oommlt ad *ho deùd and tbai
iksisnr i tho verdict, tbe sentenoe 0»
Ihe Ooun, the tafaisl of ths Gjrsruor
60 Interfere sd I ihd exsautlon of the
son ten ;e
lloe.
lu atrln aaoord with J
The raopositios of lb« l.,|lei oon
asoted with iha A'roilsted Oharltlas
lb gl
a edrlsi of one day excursions
for women and small ohlldren is »
uiovs lo the right dlrs*tloo, Ihs only
fault being th*i it wsb nat lnsa«arste 4
week* »go. ötlil l: ii not y«i *co Is»«
»0 do OjoHdarab s gojd wotk In this
way. There aro hnodreds of poor
women sad ohl-dran in this cl<y who
haro «osroHly hem sway from thalr
ra during ihe hasted term, aud
lo all each & flay In the oonntry would
proved* Gel
over, ütcnol bo av)
and (hero«
willing »ogive 8 br.aldstinl
te to those
doo
. !.
Thl« W)tk, how
ollabnl without
tU->se who
ex peu
a* 31,5 an 1
Ibeir
..»rinn:
! »
»he matter lu ok s/he.
Thu Vv't c;
«Relooka. 1
ht 7 o'clock p, m.
■ « xcurslon train will
I Aladison stiii.*
n.ag, leave Il.adtug
. H
fn ms from Jacksonville, F tort -
that oily. It !■ hoped »hat Ik* effort*
•ml forth by Ik* b**llh cffljori of th*
pirns* my not only iao**«l in fionfls
tng It to th* Unit* of thnt town hot
also In stamping ti out altogether In n
■horl Mat a la th* mean lime It will t*
w*U for th* hi alth « ffi wrs of thl* el y
to*** that «verything psstlbl* U don«
Is prerant the dtlean by nay mean«
obtaining a foothold here,
not be any rery great danger, but »be
feot should not b* lott *tght of tbai
Jaskeonrlll* la not aa nanny hoari di«
mu» front thl* olty aa II
yaara alnoe or lb*» Yellow Jask la on*
of lb* moat oontoglooa diaeaaea known
There may
a II.
A Belie tf ueroalmo.
The Ban BcrnartMoo (Cal.) Inde*
tells of a Mr. Brannbsrt who 1 st wUt
la "said to be the Identical knife wlib
which the famous Apache chief. V10
torla, and tbe equally famous Gero
nlmo, removed the locks o( tbe
tnnate paleface who happened to fall
their rraptcttve ways. Tbe knife Is
aboot foatteen Inches long, brass
trimmed and steel blade, with carvel
Iron-wood bandle. There
marke of blood upon the blade. Tbe
knife wm taktn from Geren mo In 1887 ,
at tbe time of bis cap'-nte, by a scoot,
wbo presented II to Mr. Brannhart.
Mr. bjdtey P. Waite describe] the
knifo before It kail been shown him,
and says that I» In tbe tame knife b»
saw In the posses« im of VTotorla *3
«ears ago. It has an interesting bis
tory, and If tbe ^ory old blade con id
only apeak wbat a tale cf wco and
blood tblra y desolation It woald pear
forth."
•till
st
He
his
bli
to
bis
is
bi
Tribata
In spesklDg in th* Grltlo ot tbn lute
E P Roe,
»borne
novelist, Joilan Haw
ys: "He knew tbe tartar,
human au 1
Î r*at; und tbe vast anocese of bis storite
owever t cbnloai critics may have
questioned ll, was within Lis deeerr«,
because It was based
heart bis own was
lb la fait. No
one oonld bave Latd an hnoibier opl
of Roe'a 'an' than he bad; but an
author wbo believes that good Is strengtr
than evil, and that a sliiner may
from his wlokedneas and live, ami wto
embodies these oonvlotions ln bis sto
taint of
rle*, without a trace of cant
Inslooerlty—snob an author and
deserve* a inoocM lnflottely wider and
more permanent than that of tbe sklll
f a liest Ittersry mechanic; and It la to
the credit of our nation that be Las it.'
Toaoby feopie
A great many persona
touchy and cannot bear any allusion to
their action*. In th*» r estimation It la
l^poestble for them to overstep tbe
rounds of duty, or to do anything that
le not proper. To bint that they may
p jss.My have erred rciM a their temper
Ld gives moital offense. Even m m
bers of cburclei
this lnflreil'.y, as
tlou of possirtie
chip Is pin e«l
very
exempt fi
lb* le
. intima
the:r part a
their hat», and wo« to
wbo dare« ti knock 11 efi Tbe
ohrlstlanlty of these latter dsyta lg of
tbe militant klm?, aod not of that kind
wnion t-.. . etb for<i voisins
I', may bo lune iao wcrli
cotb wiser aod hett«r, but i
long
the
char*'>.
g:owin*,
wi.l t *3 a
ht fore the aitlleul
arrlva-s,
tV 48 A«(.KIK'
,
*.ary
712
tV 48 A«(.KIK'
Fuxladslibia, Saturday, August l , 1888 .
Closed at i P. M. to
day.
Fair paper, fair print, and
very likely your favorite
author in the Keystone Lib
rary. 10c.
a
si
»•
In the hurry and sknrry
of getting out oi town bear
in mind that the store
abounds with things little
and big that help to take
the raw edge from a country
trip You may miss them
when out of reach.
Trimmed Hats and Bon
nets, for big folks and little,
coming and going So of
Ribbonsandall the millinery
trimmings. Like the start
oi a season—all but prices
North from Thirteenth and Chestnut
btreeta corner.
Pocket,books with prices
off a third. Alligator, Beal,
Morocco, with silver or sil
verine corners. The favorite
long shapes.
Northwest ol centre.
What are left of these Plain
and Figured Satin Parasols
shall go for quarter and half.
Originally,
|2 00
12 00
92-75
9 -'< to 95
Bun Umbrellas in cardinal, blue,
brow-, were 91 75,' new 9 l.
May be a hundred of
them.
Chestnut street side
in
o'
h«s
hr
lo
To day.
75 -
II 00
( 1.50
ths
tbai
0»
the
of Main Aisle
oon
John Wanamaker.
»
only
4
Is»«
this
poor
who
thalr
aud
would
DRUNKARD1
—On* bottle ot—
—^Pfell's -> Antidote^
For Aloobollsm will make yc
qaors and beer forever after. For sa le bv all
drukRlsts, $ 1 . Wbolesaie AR'ttf. Hrlsooe a
StaoknooM 682 Arab «t. Pfeil ai Oo.. Pro
rs, 166 tt . Neoond NL, PhUadeiphfa.
1 Halt. Wllmlnston. Dal lut-ii
».
how
K. T. A. li. KAHLEN,
Dermatol ,>k let.
Hours: 9 a. m., to 1 !
Ü
Gynacolovtst,
:
»
e
, to 8.
P
p. m.
SPB'JIALTTSS;
dB0d ot the
Treat
« adaptation of olootrtaay.
XileetrolysisB or hJeotroai Karsery.
NO.F21 id iU.KEf Sl Ki.hr,
WUmthgton, Lola ware.
1
end d : oen
• i*. ■' *. o«
will
by
th«
Joio-eod-tf
POMIODR BLOOD.
Imparities In the blood produce diseas es .
utl health depend upon •
Bodily and
healthy condition of the blood. The blood.
Um «prln« and dvrlnc the hot
particularly
summer month«, becomes dnnnl with bn
purities, w
A harm Iras blood purifier, without a
particle (^mineral pntsoo In It. euch as
or potash. I«
Impurities and tc
in lud and body. The best purifier and «onto
the world Is Swift's Specific ( 8 .H. 8 .V
wonderful purifying ami
wer» we give a few testimonials as
U
and generate dis
r
rc the healthy
the
to
a
oilowrs :
Mr. Wm. A. Sir-bold, w
I». Rowell A
. Il) Spruce Street, New York, write» March
J»th, If* . '' I feel It my duty, for the benefit
may be afflicted aa
. which you c
way you choose. I w
any inquiry from others
I w
of others w
you this le
testimony In
d laeonveale
1 suffered great pain
ilia, all over my neck ; 1
my head without
«.1.1
pain and iny Mood
trying all the
finding no
reilef l>y the persuasion of Mr. J. W. Fears
New York Office, I used
tile S. a S, and I Improved rapidly and
red of my
'k Comforters." Now nota sign of my
r- il.• :i
ry
U cheer
affliction can
H 8 . 8 . Is a fine
wtc as proved in my
my apj»-Ute la good,
ency, a well known physic
1 r.llttvlllc. Georgia ••
case. I sleep soundly
Dr. J.
R. S. A
a?(N with the best
.. It will, in
Judgment, prevent su
paring tho bowels
tiles
. r dyi
I"
f
Ifilantl ).
Mr*, bcett UsK-n, 116 /.nne -
■at Virginia, w
•r the hi
nytbing I
" Having
7 heeling,
ly »ay
.. writes
»ull.ls me
Mr M. s Hamlin,
r. it
l
jf i
liody and . «
lakU-d
Dim-«
TrwiUM-oB BI»>*k 1 and W
BCinc Co.. Drawer 3 , AtlaaDi,UW
REAL ESTATE.
Stores, Owcltings, Building
Lots, Buslntss Propwrty,
Manuf aeturlng Silos,Farina
•ssd Suburban Proporfy.
Bought, Sold, Rented and
Exchanged.
Public Salas of city or coun
try root aetata on spacial
term a.
First Mortgages and loass
negotiate« at euwent rata*
of interest on city or coun
try properly.
Lea» and personal proper
ty insured at lowest
nor.* but tho best com
primes represented
losses promptly adjusted;
Bonds, BoaJs, Worly »ges,
•fills and oil Logal Uucu
ments, careiully proparod
In accordauca w.tti statu
*.ary roquiremenf*.
Rents and Inters*! prompt
ly coHociod and us prompt
ly remitted, with itemized
statement.
HACTXINS & CO.,
712 Merkel Street.
Wilmington, Del.
a
13 ».
AM
a
.
181
S. B. HÂHÎL 0 YE,
II.RCOS- 31 & TBESCE STS
li.iy.ost and cnest
Lrmtot oi
FISHIHG -:- TACKLE
—IN THE STATE.—
SPLIT BAMBOO HODS,
SILK EÜAMÜLED LIKE3,
JOINTED RODS, ETL
bottom Prloef. AJ*o a Ci
ol
BASE BALL GOODS
esruivsah s call ;
couviuMd.
o
eIe *"*• J
7 tb E
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sz
r
O
M
3
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f
Il'irlor Pride
BTOVB
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rrutoHAJ* amHiu.,
FUEineHINO 1 /XDXaTACJLT
P&AOTIOAX E ML ALAI lb,
■O. 41 » KIIU HK£CT.
Residence 1105 Madlsoz s«. Tolepkom
all 31 Ï.
Ciisoa suisiix,
General Fnrnishlp^ Ur j-rtikcu
*» 88 « JKAJKY SkVClTH arrftUE'F
HARNik'a, TRUNKfc
#..W!
TRAVSUNG 0 AG«.
Fins Harness A Special:,
Jakes A. Conner,
No. 4 Ksai Fourth fttrret.
. yor.i 1
hRAFNfcSS
A Jo wn hotue by or -, #t<
e-«ht ynars. Ti oatf.u .)> u;
tint nr.ootaUats wlthoat Oured him
wsti In ictee «aoutiit, and rinw than hub
fireds ol otAMB. FuaI • a.'- ion tars «nul ca -v.
Hictioc. t. s. mui, Ko. n w.» ,ui
«U, New Yoik uttv.
'
by
CCtlB-tU.th.sn-tm«
The Great Clearance Sale i*
still under lull head
way at the
»
BEE HIVE,
U
306 MARKET STREET,
depot
dally,
And is to continue until all
the Sommvt Goods are gone
Price is no object. The
goods we don't want to keep.
To-day go a lot of extra
fine Sateens 25 c goods down
to 12J:. Buy them to keep
for next Season if you don't
need now.
About 80 yards left ol the
All-Wool Albatross going at
22 c Instead of (V 2 Jc. Pink,
blue, cream and black.
All our 12 J, 15 and 18c
Crinkle Seersuckers now Tc
a yard. They cut up very
tact.
ware
Fare
On
Will
lan
«
.
'lhe last of a large lot cl
12 Jc Batis'e to be sold now
for Üjc Y ou know the old
adage ot the eatly bird, etc
3 pieces of 35c Corded
Pique to be closed out (or
20 c a yard. Don't delay
buying them.
20 dozens of the cheap
White Aprons eold. A few
left at 10 and 15c. Come
quick or ycu will lose them.
Lace Mitts, Lisle Gloves
and Silk Gloves to go for
about hall, as they must sell
next week..
Your last chance to buy
35c French Sateens at 18 c.
Not more than 20 pieces
left.
).
».
an«
7.00
ussell, issimei & Co.
».
AM
[SüccisaoRs to R. L. RubsillJ
■(H MARKET STREET.
J > :d- 6 t
THE PHILADA.
Sunday lews
8 PAGES.
OSE CENT.
All the iat'st sport tr g
news.
Every Lsue bright and in
teresting.
It is a first -c' asr family
journal.
Ask your dealer for i t to
morrow.
U 8E
BELT'S
LIPID RENNET.
MANUFACTURED IJY
Z. JAMES BELT
-APOIHRCAKY,
MARKET AND SIXTH STS
P UBLIC KALK
fresh cows and *nri
eortberwtil
at LlDvr
OF FIKST-OLASh
—The sab
lbs iioiel
lublio ua>0
. Fa.,
ON WEDNE SDAY, AUtvUST I6U1, 1888 ,
o'clock, p. m.,
Qft first-class frcib cu
«JV/ spriugorj.
Tbe above
vo'e bought b», mu*
t>y mdgoa
yor.i 1 found
■
as 1
him- lie
hub
-v.
,ui
will
heavy but
•r.*
lug a
i®. ih*> tralo fcua
at 11 fij, arrives ai Lin
for dinner auft
2 and 4 u-outha' ä "-
it l RnHicKTM
' .nik^.
S3 this
a in ti!ue
L. W. Ktldham A Son,
Ö
CAPE MAY
i*
TU
Wilmington ft Northern R. R.
AND
»
Steamer Republic,
fill!
In*
On and after Jane 22 d train will leave
depot foot of French street at 8.45
dally, except Sunday and on Sunday at 0
connect with steamer at l)ela
all
at
18c
Tc
P K
ware riser pier.
Returning, train will leave the pt«r
arrival of steamer.
wi
Fare for the Sound Trip, $ 1.00
* JevuU
tsl
111
«»M
FORTY MILES FOB 30 c.
On and after Thursday, June 21 , the
Steamer Wilmington
tv
•rf for the ahovs
and Delaware
Will
« Fourth street
New faut I
i -
Gî?M
C
yt)a 8 . 30 a, in. an-l 1 « p.
»s 'he plerlmintMlialely at
lan
Angnstlre Fie»
In salt waur. A
Hhihlng
fishing, g
»rove with
Ni w Castle 10 c each way.
pplng
., for ramilles
«
rtng
Ki
wharf
e. Je
. 2 p.
cl
old
etc
(or
few
for
sell
buy
18 c.
■ LNIIUTV* Hl KAM BOAT 04 #
w
W.}
STRAMBR8
BRANDYWINE
CHE 8 TER
City
DoBuneeniDK Sunday, July 1 st, will leave
Fourth street wharf datlv, at 7 00 and ) 0 . 1 t
». m : l, 4 . 1 » «Bd Step, m.
Boat« leave «n»««»sut sweet wbtrf, Fblia
deiphla. at 7 so «nd 10.00 a.
an« 0 46 p m.
For M - -
7.00 a. in
All boats stop
Freight received lor Mirons Hook on
TaeeOay.
Tolspbon* Ho " 7 .
Ob >uDd«ys. 7.00
Atlantia Olty
Hook, leave Wilmington at
4 16 p. u,
Chester.
ns. boat connects with
. Ttekets for round t»ip,
61.60. rer aale on boat.
THEYMUSTGO
Co.
We have sold more than our
usual amount of Slippers
and Wahing Shoes and yet
w e have too many, so to
make them go
THIS MONTH
:d- 6 t
We have knocked price»
away down. Tennis, base
ball shoes and all kinds of
comfortable summer foot
vfear for Men and Women,
Hoys and Girls, at prices
that will surprise you.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
A
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
NO. 206 MARKET ST.
■
(»bovsllscunl)
'!
WILMIHOTOX, DILAWAU,
William H. Babcock.
a AM'
*!£ERS.E88 DYES SZ,
;i;
Shat ft e The Wild Waves
Soyini?
BUY YOUR—
CLOTHING
— OF—
PEISOCI AID FOREMAN,
Evrry âay b.rpfttn day for the next 5
d truat-J
crylioily alike auj|
two weeks. The oM r Hul l •
worthy he
pavs equal respect to all.
in
<
all
actionn
mark
«'ff
• I nipt'Is
prices suitable to the
trooas down
times
11«
of deceptive cheapness.
Pennock & Foreman
Clothiers and Gents' Furnishings,
9 . S. Hot. Fifth and Market Btt.
Wilmington, Del
JUUNMOfi**
CONSTITUTION HOUSE,
SO. »110 PAC'iriV AVKAIIK,
ATLANTIC CITY, H. J.
«UTüns square fran th» u Jean.
All eenvsnleoeei. Hewiy furnished
Hoarding from fs to *10 per week.
A first class bouse for wilmln K tonlans. A
Di me for exourtlonlsta.
Dinner furnished for W oenta. Jyll-tf
mrcoNSUMPTr
««EH XO.Vlt
mod lclnal oomuoand
when nU else falls. Has oured
the worst Jr-set of Ceugh, Weak Luax*
püls mm
I ^ I I.OKMTOR COLOUNE
without doiay. A
that
,
Most Fra
Perfutcec. :t 6 o. Drag
PATRICK. FAHEY
w«>. 101a W. 441 b
Swpantsr, Contractor sad Bmiaer,
*oi nt*hea lor work of an xmas
.SSS""«* »•" 's trmeu
BT VIBTUM ü»
Ile») tome
it Um
«*» Twth
city Qt Wümlag
CniRIFF'R BAL
Ö » writ oT Levari Facta* (n«eb
diverted, will be exposed to publie
ri Honte, on Market street, b*tw
Eteveaih »licet*.
New Castle
nty, Del..
ON BATUEDAY,
THE 1 'iTU DAT OF ADGUBT, I 6 N,
AlZo'cleeh ».a.,
Tbe following deociibed real relate. vis:
Two dwelling houses located on two adjoin
of lane, bounded and described as
In*
follows, to Wit:
No. I. Beginning at a corner
Inter ecllun of the easterly eld*
•iherly side of Klee
said easterly side of Adams
med^b^r the
«I th
I lienee sou then*
l-rl. L
•"Ui!:«
P K
gh the inMril ■ of the
d the adjoining
ty 61 feel « Inehes.
il and thence In a
the place of be
il the nor
'.v.vsrwv:
wi sterly direction
ginning.
No. 1. Beginning at a pol
'Ät
•• Of
■rly from th
e thencetc
11 th«-»»terly and
«I along a
Ann Haye-s m rest *\
of E. W. Ull
IK-lsw
111
lam!
pin, derei
»al«l last id
«»M in e nor li
■
h
lion- il
id
through
rly
•I
î B w'if,
-I
id
rie... to «3
an.I ikene* the
!• south :W
ly »1 c of Adams
r iherly U feet 7 Ineht» to the place of be
tlon ss the proper
M.
:r„;
Wi
tv
C
■
Mreda trading
<
B.
. D.
D. M-fils A Bi
»old by
riff's OŒ
i ILK 8 I.AMBSON,
>, Wiliuingtcu, A
erlff.
rest 9 ,
gHERIFF'S^SAL«.^— BY VIRTUE
ill
huiact-n Tc-t
W.}
. ■ - .
!..
-•tty
nty, Del.,
N BATL'HDAY.
TUE SATII DAY OK AUUL'BT, iSSS,
t
on
The following described real rat
r, vis;
Ail
brick dwelling thereon
city ol Wi-mingtna, oeaoded and de
wl ;
foil»«».
l-tegloclug at tue southwest corner of roar
Washington streets ibenoe
waa ingioa us
i a oorner thenoe westerly and
Fi u r toen h si rest and running
through the middle of tbe brick d.v
heu •
ad|olnlng house oa the eoutb 188 feet fl
inches to the
at
teenih
sr.y by the westerly
fe« t « ü cues
arid
B
srly •!»» uf Ubsmberlala
runnlnx from lhtr
streei.
teentb
tienc« nortferly and parallel
v-««umg'ori sir««; hereby 2
Inobes to the eouibeily
trenib street sforr ««li and there« theieby
•erly 188 fou- e mebss to the plao* of bc
■ lanlng. He the o -aiente what they may
Hsis-rd W. V I 12 . »** 8 «a. 6 m.
1
■
r.t:
hillT'
«ILKH LAMHMUN
Hhirlll's Office, Wiluiiiigluu,
riff.
H lO HA'-*. • iff Pr HNtiN » L PiiOP
km y will be soli
promues, No U 6 Drangs«.
WLL t<L .11 AY, AUU 1 JHT l*th, 1868 ,
at U c'ol
P"
AMtbss'o'k tDols aod Li',
«hops
the
Davit Woo
t:rtinv of I bolt
f»«ft
ch, tire seitor.
'
' ,r, '
pul
6 bs
a anvils, e
k nolt and spun hea<
i" a:. I other to 'i Is t
a-'lcuultb e - op; a vises
l> tlr scales, lo good
2 bnilcg and 1
OK I»: -•
teb
f harutr
ürD-el
and Vdtlil
d er.
nw> p
in«*', let of benches, pati
ill; ip')««» arc! ««Hoes, dry; 'ot
n<t lumber, 1
a.-.«l
II
»hat«
•storied o*
harrjw, 2 uiu
id suis, r
>
bo.is, l<
, lot of wht
u ,.r' X Portland MeVfa, ldesrbJ
trimmtd; 1 spladle
'g wsgoa with
•i
alnttd -2
Hrewster
<-n, 2 dnacu
Vilcakl.lot cf frâr-TS, 8 stoves
msatlot.
ilagvl.
body,
, 1 V.
:
A s » a
terms undo u
I« by
DEMI» W >»JLMAN.
al-et
■
llM. W.st»ntou«.«jo
pUbLIC HALE.
I be Buhsjriber will sell
*> yard of Dayld Johnsm, i
publie sale, at
'! *
ville, Del.,
XUHDAY, AUUrbTIUth, 186 «,
1.80 e'eioek.p. m„
and forward
head cl fr«sh
springers; tnese •
Hit and dairy
50
and others w
fnodors acd fat » tr.ek.
12 80 . Hale positive
and soo »hem.
S(
Dinner at
dorhtddioK
J. ». Kobtnsoc.
KOREttT MFHBIOK.
UR.THEELf
1 hl.».
X
iteà;
T
Oty,
Ithful
•bol».
rspieiy
i
U>rm. Rj
-«"•jjr
rliolljs, II,.,
n
5
'
3 E IT KNOWN
s:.*
Writ.
a
x;
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srSn
XX
PROPERT'l
U,i(irm «out.
( 1 M TOUTED)
Paient luth»
_I lu I* LU>
S. LLOYD BODDY,
Dealer In
LRATUKH. BHOS KINDINtia » UFFSH,
NO. 3 WK8T FOUHTH 8T.
JeStkaoS-tt
HEEL 1 'LATED.
A
WE DO NOT (iJVK
" CLOTHING AWAY,
but our prices are lower than
other legitimate houges, ae
we are determined to estab
lieh a trade and will give
you Bargains for your caah.
H. C. PIERSON,
W. Cor. 3 d & Market.
1*7 «od
J ». EMIm*,'
ITJjiüldHING !UM)KRTAlUia
BSmhaxiMia,
xm
PRINTING
for
and
Of all kinds neatly and
promptly executed at the
•bs
lepublicanJobRoom
8 . E. CORNER OF
ID & KING STREETS.
Got estimate before giv
ing out your work.
,
4
.
JOHN P. DQNAHOE
-BUTTleEE OF
Ale, Porter, Brown' Stoat »ei
L ager Beer, Cider »cd
Mineral Water».
SIE Oran ft«
WILMINGTON. DEL.
us
fl
l agen! and depot for Dela ware or
B sn i.niou.ay Brewing OoAi pmy's
Hole
bc
»*«■ 1 . 1 » for Maaeer A Oo.'s Phtladelrt
Ure-WerW Massey's Brown fttout, X, XA
XXX ALKS AND POKTEKH.
■
Orders by mall w
U'«n. Ilooels stolpprd to
b»*rd. Wleohoaeoastna«
receive prompt atte*
any port free oi
CHOICE LIQUORS,
•tot
THB LARQB 3 T STOOK,
THE FINBÖT QÜALT
TIES, AND THE MOST
REASONABLE PR 1 CS
xi «he Uid LsUhiLh iJ an* «»
liable Hens« of
Francis Kelly & Ce.
10 S Market Slreet
Tnlf-.Dlnue CaJl 817 .
the
e
vises
VIWT ÜUK
NEW FURNITURE!
-AND—
CARPET STORE,
816 MARKET STREET..
Mason'.c Temple, Wl 1
And eiamine
Dhamter .-ulte, Lxuaalon l able«, Lounge«
kiatàressss and Springs, Ohairc, lahlss
Haby oariiSHM, Cribs, <'rad lea, LookiLf
Olatses, niosks. Wringers, eta. We have •
full line of bruseels and Ingrain Darpets
Nags, Hog OarpetS, Mattings and OR
,all of which wo
ngten, Del,,
fine stock <-f Parlor
8
bottom pries»
monthly payueats.
Dash, waci. ly
Y
r*MpeetXnlly,
SAMUEL SPEARMAN,
816 Market 8trcet, Wll., De
Aaeney for tfca Mew lloma sowing Ma
ohlne. and suddIIm for all maahlnes. a*
fi
Freedom from City Taxes
Within 5 minutes walk of New
port station, P., W. & B. R. R.;
T minutes by rail from Front &
French sts. Fare by monthly
commutation tickets 6j^ cts.
IIIk'b,dry land, fine view, attnctlve for
building homes, good water, fresh air.
lots mostly 25 x 125 ft Prices 937.50 per
lot and upwards.
Tkhms— 910 per lot at time of purchase,
(5 per month thereafter until sll Is paid.
WM. J. FISHER,
802 Market street.
jylU m.w.fSm
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UOIJSB AMD Ml 421 FAIITfil,
42 KA 1 N 1 N« AND U 1 LA&IH«,
S 06 EAST 88 XTH «T.
j^UUHAH FOB UiKMISOMÜl
NU BANDANNA FOK UK !! UP WITU
TdhhlARs AND Kl'ItlPtsiS I !
The book cf tbe day. The lives and dis
tlogulshsd servions of Htruson and Morwa
by < on. Lew Waliaoe. tih-hiy tilustraied
•lonnd lu silk doth, *2 ou. H. L Wsr
tz- A Oo., Pobilahers, llth and filbert st*..
Pblta. For oopy or agency address -Anent,"
*"■ n*ü**ros sUsei, jjllevtt-»l .
U WttBOmi II TIICTiul
"« ' «um ml
LonisUn» BuveLotUrrC
Incorporated by th«
for Lduoattoasi «ad vaï u V* u
and U. (ranch us aad. /^n .V
btato OoniUiuuoA U uf. L**
whelming popular rote ' DJ
jfcÄSÄaff,-^
»r, »II .lf.Hu 1 . i.ùiJ'"'
AMdeui, », «ü..
''Ws dc hereby oeru/y u*i •• n ,
•bs arracgeujenui :or L 1 • »« v .!?
ivemi-Annual liramnai oi
Smu Lottery Uo., aSfi „
snd control the drawtnn .ï!£V
ihat the tam.ara wndwteaeSt
tairnees ana in B c,od tLtb • *
•nd «■« auUionte a« ,
JsrUOoiU, wita fW AirL.rs.ofT,.
ettaaiU la lUadvarUMiaetA''
Mill
y/
c I
v
.t*
Wa.uswideivivnsd i<-.cuiy a
will pay »II Fntei -irsm .nv'r*.
4 tete l -eateries wrick e.v h u
«nr counters.
■ IS. WA 1 .WHI.EY, Pm,butt
National Bank
PIKUMK UNAI' 2 , Pm, lia
tlonal Hons.
A. BALDWIN, Prre. N 0 I»
t'AHI. HOUg.Pn i lMlo.il
Grand Monthly Dsi
In tho Academy of More,
Orleans, Tuesday, ^ept. 11,
CAPITAL PRIZE, il
100,000 Tfekets at TwsetyJ
Inra wm-Ii. Halve« lib; (leg]
•O', T<* uthe * 2 ; less leihe III
LIST
1 PK 1 ZEO* | 800 ,(
lPBJZEOf 100 ,
1 PHIZK
1 PKIZCOr
«PRIZES or 13 .
»PKZKHlir 6 <vo
28 PHIZ
loo pKiy.Ks cr
*00 PKlZf.S "F
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by soar nr 3 'lsiUK
full Kldraos
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bot» ©riojua*
Tied «•-«
REMEMBER
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di I
»nd Kanv. wbu
logs, Is a guvv.. «
8 &d Intrgrity, thtt
oqaal
Pr'.u.
nnmbo»» wri »I Ura
KbfiWX s;V.K ..eoPPff RT|
Prlws is (JUABiB/Sl'J '
NATION A I- MAMu.N 0 V*»
«.nJlhe Ticket* arc 7 Z.
deal of an InstltaUoa, vno"
rspcgr.ued iß
rtKuu
Uerefnra.
e of ear x
iKTeuYf,
mmm
HAYFEVEüW
LJ
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ra
ELY'S CKKAM B*U
Is not a Mqfii'i, «n*-® or „
into nostnu te qoiouir •*'
tno bead- ,^ , "';\*J"^n»« cf'l
i.l»
GASOLENE
If you use a
.trlctly u 4 C<x».rï ' r a
NAPHTHA.
d»ny<T, bad "'"[' "üofi- 1 ®
Weha*»<old«buuiW ,|j
durlue «ha PM'rep**
out a ,i> K«° "'vlnbltl. '
from u«Iuk our S,u :
dflfycr ft«» ° *" h 5 Ire a
olty, Cau» furnlab«
PHILLIPS & Û
.FAINT DXALlB»r
East Fourtf
No. 5
jXleS 8 *
Msrkei, 1
( Between
T'Hrr^â 4
^' Wor - Nervous
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