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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-16
ssGus" Weges' Ban q net

MEssRs EDITORS We attended the
banquet at Gus" TenWeges last
night. 1t was one OF the largest and m ost
entb usias,ic of any that-has b.en held
for fifty years back The slaughter of
the yellow legged chickens was equal to
Phil. Clarks'. The man of 81 week
was as good there "a the merchant and
the banker. 1t was gathering of the
people both Democrats and Republicans.
1t was something like We USED 10 have
fifty years ago in the days of Aud
Lang Syus when the lion and the
lamb could lie down together. The
banquet was gotten up in the usual ex-
cel.ent style for which Mrs. TenW eyes
is noted She is lineral and one of the
kiudest little women in all this country
Twenty years acquainted with her has
not altered this opinion.
GIVE THE PEOPLE"
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COMMUNICATED.
A Mlsstatement Correefeo,


In your published report of the proceed.
ings of Board Of Education on Monday
evening, several is-statement appear,
one Of which we cannot allow TO pass
by without correction.
DIR. Shortlidge, in discussing the pro-
posed New School Building, said: 1.-THE
builders could not get At the plans and
specifications to estimate upon," there
by, making it appear that the plans
were Kept in some secret closet, or else
that some builders were not permitted
to bid.
Now in reply TO such an unwarranted
statement We are constrained TO say
that the three daily papers of this city
contained for two weeks the notice that
the plans and specifications could be
seen until bids closed, July IA, 1T the
officeof G. Graham & Son, architects
go Market street (secoud foor) Viii.
mington, Del. and there they have
been on our tables constantly, as many
builders aud others can testify.
Not only IL this true, but for the con
venience Of bidders who could not find
time during working hours (without
some loss or inconvenience) we opened
our Office in the evenings for an entire
week, and otherwise extended, Rs we
always have done, every opportunity
and courtesy as well as all needed in
formation to the best OF our ability,
and bidders generally, we think, are
not only fully aware Of this, but appre-
ciate our efforts.
We are willing at least to rest this
matter in their hands.
We are very respectfully,
G. GRAHAM & Son.
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Fighting for southern states.

WASHINGTON, July 15-Stephen b.
Elkins, of New Mexico, one of Mr..
Blaine's warmest political friends, ar
rived here last Sunday night from Deer
Park. The object of his visit was to-
consult with members of the Cabinet
and Republican politicians in Wash
ington relative 10 the management of
the campaign. Yesterday Mr.. Elkins
had long interview with Senator
Malone relative TO the contest In Vir-
GINA. Mr.. Elkins said:
The Senator will do all that lies in
his power 10 wrest that Sta from
Bourbon control, and he will be as
sisted by General Wickham and the
straightout Republican urganiya ion.
The long standing quarrel between the
resdjusters and the straighiouts will
be bridged over for he present, at
least, il it is not finally lealed. The
Republican leaders will, not devote
tier at'ention this year exclusively 20
Ohio anu Indiana. No effort will be
spared 10 lake from Democratic control
the States of West Virginia, Virginia,
North Carolina and Florida
The Reput licaus have great hopes OF
carrying West Virginia upon both local
and national issues The national
issues, as they term them, are, first
Blaine's popularity; next. his protec-
ton principles. The chief local issu,
is the school question. They say thai
West Virginia is very much worked ny
over the action OF the Democrat,
Assembly's appropriating the schoo
fund to meet some extraordinary ex
penses attending thu drafting OF HI
new constitution, and after wards order
ing re-assessment to refund il Upo,
these issues they hope 10 gain enough
votes 10 overcome the Democratic ma
jority.
West Virginia politician, who ha
consulted with Mr.. E.kins, and VIII
will take the stump for Blaine in til
State, said to-day that upon the,
issues he thought it would not be diff
cult 10 gain the 5000 votes necessary I
overcome the Democratic M tority b
the com ined strength OF the Greer
hackers and Republicans. The comb
nation effected between these tw
organizations, he saws, is perfect
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Excitement II q Funs

Quite an excitement occur
neral in the eastern part Of
Tuesday, occasioned by a ID
the religious views OF a bud
wife. They were a young ~
were married abont year II
and a half ago, and while tti1
all her people were Catholics
band was a Protestant. Ons
wife died, and the funeral WI
Tuesday. with the Rev. ls's
man as the officiating clerg!n1
The father Of the wife, ~
this fact, notified the ens1
husband that it was his wish
should b. buried according " !,
of the Catholic church, and
band. fearing some demols1,
the part Of her friends, nohnN,
lice, three OF whom were %
preserve order, There was NY
occasion for their services y
thing passed off quietly :,
affair created consider'OIe y
in the neighborhooi.
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A CuFiOslty.

Yesterday, while representative Of
the REPUBLICAN, was at Pennsgroye
with the excursion of the Church of
the Redeemer Sunday school, one of his
little sons picked up an Indian Ratchet.
on the shore, which had no doubt been
washed in by the waves. 1t is about
i've inches in length, oval shaped, bu,
Hat, and made of flint. Arrow heads
are frequently found washed up ON the
shore, but it is seldom that a relic As
large as this Is picked up.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-16

Tho Sunday school Of the Reformed
Church Of the Redeemer had its an
nual excursion yesterday, and spent
the day ut Pennsgrove. Some three
hundred persons went over on the
Susie Mccall at 8 o'clock In tho morn.
ing, and ut least . hundred more Ut 2 o..
clock in the afternoon. They spent a
delightful day, and nothing occurred to
mar their pleasure, although some OF
the excursionsists complained that IL
WAS quite cool during the morning.
The river was pretty rough, but seve-
raj parties ventured out In boats, and
no doubt managed to enjoy themselves.
The greater part Of the excursionists
came home ut o'olook, but some re-
manned until the last boat.
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Female Horse Thief.

LANCASTER, July 15-Sslome
Whitman, q young married woman,
only q years Of age, was lodged In the
county prison last night on the charge
Of horse stealing. She stole the team
Of Casper Showalter on Saturday n light,
the team for sale and was taken into
custody. She declares that she was in
duced TO commit the act by q son of
Abe Buzzard, but her story In not be-
lieved. She seems utterly indifferent
about her fate. She IL the frat woman
ever arrested in this county for horse
stealing.
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Yesterday while Joseph W. w..
and George Cole, painters vi
pd az work or a tn'i',uas
Seventh street HaIris'u NV NV.
" Sugar Awful the ho, ,us,h
thief, came along, ana 'fe !, y,
on the pavement plcKeu 'u'
ruu. In the afternoon iue
him at Front and Market NV
compelled him to give " ,, ir
when they came to rAa nu,.
was found thai the pecSppS,
rified By this ii'ne n n,
making his way out fro ,,,, N n
lively gait, ard rnE,uil n "S
the rouge escaped A IuliIDnudr1
bile PAYERS were taken l e rai i
Higgins, which are OF 10 '"
else,
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F|F 7 ED|71

=. William Forest s - 49,.
o. 000k' containing -tS two as,.l
1t was rumored Ca. a't'
that the Delaware Yesterday d
had failed. Lumber b
William Miller |, .,,,,
* E.S w;!1 hs in his foot, land i si \
- s win nave to be amputa !, \ ~
that sra a.n an bittes i. the .s ss...
i II. can be used BY dys pssal
sixty five car leads
Gay y, on their way to poip at,, :, "
The Shields' L,h,,,. u'
viii give its annual e eass,.,. Al
M, May Monday, August ta = % !.
Thomas Clyde. ''''' On NJ
A call has been issrsa,
Farrell for a meeting 1 ,h;. " ~
= a view = Of organizing a &c Cl .,,s
. Last evening Squire Bs,,,,.l
n Amn,e Casson, colored, IN \
peace, on the complain, !
Sanders, also colored. paul
Hope Lodge of Odd Fs,,o,,
an excnrsisn to French C's'y
Thursday, August I, whi, S's y
De one of the best of the ssa. y
do not pay one dollar for A..
can yet the same article "a, y suin
best's, SIS Market stree. w WI y ny
gains In the city are cfi,,.a ' y W. \
ha's and mems furnishing rood o i Y /
1t is said on good au,ho,j,,
gentleman In this city, has !, =
possession that cost him 81 ~
he Is not happy. n
Twelve inch water nina. :!
laid on Eighth street be,v.s !
and Rodney streets, TO i,ts e n.
the eight pipes now in use, "
| There were no nases b.,o.
Cnmmins this morning, AMI , !
Chief OF Police announced n. |
usual crowd of spectators fIsl
appointed.
Daring the heated seasn v.A
Tor half vaiue. Impossible 10 70 d,
list In limited space. Come aId !.
self. and be convinced that Be,; N
street. leads In prices. Put down \
and push up the trade.
The fishermen at Pepnsgou
a thriving business catching
traps. The fish are skinned I
ice, and are shipped to Phi,
where they find ready sale.
Yesterday Register Bi,n ,
the will Of Joseph D. Psrkm
Blackbird Hundred, to prols
his wife Elizabeth Parker I
trix.
| Mr.. William Candy paid
Delaware, a visit on Tuesdsy.
been over five years since be 4
this popular resort. The cha
been many since his first visit
| William Astor, Of New Yat
this city yesterday, and o,
time at the yards Of the HNi
ligsworth Company, iuspsctiI
steel yacht.
The water power at the mill
liam Lea h Sons Company VI
again yesterday. the break 10
on the north bank Of the Bu
having been repaired.
| 1t is stated that the new Ga
per will maks its appesraner
and that 1t will be ably df
supplied with an efficient on
porters. One object in estasi
paper il TO induce Germasp
to this State, by showing lhsl
Of soil, climate, etc.
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A Fatal kcaldinK Case.

Last Monday morning,a wash-womau
at the house of Samuel Lindsey, near
McCle llandsville, White Clay Creek
Hundred, set a vessel filled with boil
ing water on the floor in a few min
utes Mr.. Lindsey's infant son pulled 1t
over, and scalded himself so badly that
he died yesterday morning.
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A Hold Robbe'!'

Ahou, 10 o'clock Oh lucid
"a Hugh unrmdh, q .aSrrs N
was walking ou Provinces lr,o,clsl
that city, be was a!l S,d l
stranger, who thrust hli \, n' nj
inside poke. aud : 4Ss llS li
containing SIS, lp9 . 'n,lisd
with Mr.. German anu ,aiwyr
pursuit. Finding an oisb|
pressed, he ran iL mo a. spi 1
the lock up. H. gave y he I'D
Rodgers, and said taa -, 81 aSlsI
this ci,y. The morey J ,ha, b 4
aud ii is supposed . ins' pan'|
a Gay while he "as ee..s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-16

This morning while schooner load
ed with old railroad iron was beipp
lowed to the Diamond State Iron Com.
pany's wharf, it ran aground near the
Third steeet bridge, and will have 10
hemain until high tide this afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-16

BOSTON, July 15.-One Of the grand
est Publications meetings ever held by
the Republicans OF Boston was that OF
this evening to ratify the nominate ton
of Blaine and Logan. Its success was
a surprise to even the most sauguine
of Blaine's friends here, for the meeting
WAS held at short notice and no special
effort was made 10 secure a large Mt.
tendance. The result indicates u more
widespread sentiment in favor OF the
kspu blican ticket than was supposed
TO exist.
Long before the hour announced for
the meeting fremont Teinple was be-
sieged, the crowd filling the immense
hall. over flowing into the smaller one
in the same bull ling, and crowding the
being obliged 10 go away.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one,
and gave a hearty welcome to Governor
Robinson. Henry Cabot Lodge, Chair.
man of the Repu blicar State Commit
tee, Senator Dawes and Hoar, Repre-
sentatives Rice, Long and Rsnney, and
others Of the Republican leaders. az
they appeared. Mr.. Smith called the
large meeting to order, and made au
ex cellent speech, in which he plsd Keu
hearty support TO the ticket.
AT the first mention of Mr.. Blaine
name there was a scene of the CRATES,
enthusias1n, which one gentleman de-
clared reminded him of what he wit
messed in Chicago few weeks ago.
Ex Governor Longs address was m
able exposition of the present position
of the Republican party, and q straight
forward refutation to the Islander,
thrown at Mr.. Blaine
At the overflow meeting adsiresse,
were made by ex-Collector A. w
Beard, Hon. George A. Marden, speak
er OF the House of Representatives
Major Edward p. Brown aud others.
The meeting was a prolonged one, and
WAS marked by uDtiAgging interest.
The events of the evening are mes
encouraging for the Republican party
in this Safe and the campaign opens
with an suspicious atmosphere. 1t ha
been said repeatedly that the Blaine
sentiment existing in Massachusetts
was only waiting the opportunity u
burst forth into enthusiasm. The op
portunity has resulted in q demonstra
ton that Is a general surprise and tina
prom ses AN old time Republican vic
tory here in November.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-16

|JENklNS-In this city, ToTWollaston o rect
Thursday, July 10, 1884, John H.. infant
son OF George a and Wilhelm Ella jenkins,
aged months and days.
RODDON-On the 18th inst, Ann, vito OF
James Roddsn, aged II years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral from the residcn
OF her brotLer-iD-law, James ODonneil, No.
707 West Second street, ON Friday morning.
at O'Clock. Mass at st. Paul's. Interment
At the Old Catholic Come terry
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- Religious r'rJ

The Delaware TelisiOs
is the namr of a new w isspd
published in ms ms. c pI,ss,assrsc
Is esss Of said Con 'eTtn D., sc,ch ~
on the 1T and 10 = pey, H. D
sa6 Kips -'r'et, b! .ih"s,iatifn.
on beba|t y ID" ICED psp'I
four column ,'n', and ses
| amongst thu e"I :, ., Cents a!S
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Publtc Male,

The personal properly Of Eliza Clark,
late Of Red Lion Hundred, will be sold
at public sale to 10 brow. All who
wish to purchase horses, COWS and
wagons, or furniture, will please take
notice. For particu are, see advertise
ment
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The W Gather.

Tomorrow promises to be somewhat
cloudy, and showers of rain in some
localities are threatened. The form OF
the barometric depression now nearing
the Upper NJ ssissippi Valley is fsvora'
BILE to the formation of tornadoes in
Missouri, Illinois aud Iowa tomorrow
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The bark James 4 ! ;,lei At y
tain of which was as. Taesda! n
street sire crossing las Of The y
a as'lin tss SS'ciocs. a3 "a 91 81
the creek by a tn az, for q soa' ,.
an ard is in charge ,ss OF Sfa ,n h,l ~: 81
The n. IN unfortunate car.'
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lTRAINS LEAVE. FOX WlLMI!
The black figures denote the
Limited Express TT aims.
INlYE IDLLA..S REWARD WILL BE
Y lAll u ANY nnIsnn or ners ms that have

~ paid u any person or persons that have
pluck. energy OF confidence enough Ia the
times to IU.5 base u hcusH, as the under ~
signed las tour i-roomei houses on Eim. ~
between Var Buren and II srrisNn streets
with all improvements. Heis Offering 500
lower than the same class OF house was ever
offered for new; With 100 feet ,ot in the city OF
wilmington. Also one 6-roomed OF Cedar
and one seyen-roomed house On Soutr jack
son street, fer sale very cheap. oh ye poll.
tcisns and stock gamblers wake up To a
sense of duty and bread and .heese and look
al the prosperity Of your city as the under
signed intends TO start another row Of house.
II he makes sale Of one more. a he dom
intend to let one dollar lay idea, bus keep II
moving for the benefit OF the working class.
JOHN DAVIS,
jyle-itt No. 1910 Maryland Ave
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-16

For pimples on the face and all skin
erurtions, Brazilian Tonic Bitters is a
quick cure 1t purifies the blood and
gives healthy action TO the skin and
internal organs. Guaranteed to be alb
solutely free from all mineral sub
stances.
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-,,..on From rb,

The Dover N y Fhs;sssls sis,' s ,,s
q, b., ~ !. n r. Psass; E ',s s,"''''
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& Lichtenstein,
226 MARKET STREET.
MIDSUMMER SALE.

The first of our clearing
out sales will begin on Satur-
day, July IL, and continue
Tor ten days. Our prices will
speak for themselves. The
goods we offer are new, sty-
fish and in every way desira-
BILE, and the figures at which
we mark them are pretty
good evidence of our deter
mination to reduce our stock.
l lot OF Corsets at 23c. a
pair, worth 40c.
l lot of Corsets at 44c. a
pair, worth 70c.
| lot of Corsets At SOC. a
pair, worth 87Ic.
l lot OF Children's Hand
kerchiefs at Sc. each. worth
&c.
l lot of Ladies' Linen
Handkerchiefs at Sc. each,
worth l2bc.
= lot OF Mems LinenHand.
kerchiefs, &c. each, worth l5c.
l lot Ladies Worsted Jer-
seys at Sl.37b each, worth
|S2.25.
l lot Ladies Worsted Jer.
se!s at Sl.s7i each, worth
$3.50.
l lot Ladies' Collars at &c
each, worth l3c.
| lot Gerster Cloths at zoe
a yard, worth Csc.
i l lot ColoredAlpacas at l II
IA yard, worth ID cents.
D l lot Lawns at 10c.a yard
l. worth l3c.
X l lot Ladies' Linen Suit
- Iat Sl.25 each, worth $3.50.
l lot Ladies Plaid Suits,
lpieces at 50 each, worth SO.
u 25.
e l lot Ladies' Suits,2 piece
l at Sl.lo each, worth So.
Go l lot Ladies' Calico Wrap
Of pers at AS cents each.
!. l lot Ladies' Calico WraI
a pers at "a cents each.
i. l lot Ladies Calico WraI
= lpers at 50 cents each.
IS. l lot Ladies' Calico WraI
re pers at IS cents each.
T. l lot Ladies' Calico Wral
IN, pers at 81 each.
N. We have maze decide
y reductions in every depar
ieI ment. Buyers in want
tn goods will find it to their a,
to examine our stoc
on before purchasing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-16

ELLIOTT. JOHNSON Il co. DE.
SIRE GOOD FIRST MORTGAGEN.
fOR WHICH THEY NOW HAVE
MONEY READY. CAN PLACE a IL.
LOST ANY AMOUNT.
y COUNTY BON Ms in IOTe DF
si9So EACH. ELLIOTT, JOHNSON
CASH PAID FOR LOCAL kECuRl.
49,. ID mo- we6sk ~
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NHOlCE WINS AND LIQuoES OF
~ the finest brands, and a plea sant gard en-
~ the Rosebud hote, No. 7os Orange str Get.
iylslm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-16

OST-uN 1HE 18TH INST, A POCKET
IL book. between Eighth and Button
wood and Sixth and Pine streets II con-
tanned two notes, one drawn in favor OF VIM
Forrest for sl25, dated July il, lisa, by VIM
II. White; the other drawn In favor OF James
Carrow. dated May %, 1854, by George W.
McCauliey Bro. All persons are cautioned
az ainst negotiating the same. Tho finder
will be suitably rewarded On returning the
same to VIM. FORREST, corner OF Eighth
and Buttonwood streets. lyl6-2tt
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Damage % Third street Bridge.

Yesterday afternoon az the Govern
ment steamer Geranium was towing
the Ave fathom Bank light ship do WI
the Christiana it collided with Third
street bridge. and damaged 1t to the ex'
tent of $780,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-16

fenn & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday 30 degrees at 8 p. M, 81 al
d r. IN, and Il at 10 p. m.
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state OF the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shale.
o'clock 70 o'clock 12o'clock
13C TO 79o
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LOCAL TINE TABLE.
CORRECTED JULY Q, 1884.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

For Philadelphia, 2.cOs. 245', so, 40 200
80. lot. rs. 90, e09 y IS. 1905, 10 80, IL :
50 a. IN IL OH IN IL 4b, IL Al, 81, 4. 80 4 20,
6.2l%. So -, ~. o.55, 7.4Us Q. s. p IN.
For Rev York. 1907. 9.Aa' ESQ, 643, 90,
9.s6 1905, II So a. IN. IL Al, l. s. s. u. &. So.
9 as y. III.
For Baltimore. / o5. l.l2', 4s.. OF. TO-.
ro. 1o, 30 a. N 90, IL, IS, coz, 90 II. es'
lip IN.
F,r Wellington. l.4,., 44s., sos. 10 oo.,
| 10. 55a. IN l.uc, III, 4 IS. Z co. ll.t9s p. M.
Fer BALTIC aud intermedia stations, / o5s,
10 90 a m; LOO bs, 8 90 p. N.
Trains running both DAILY and Sunday.
/ 1rEins running ouly on sunday.
| Tor delaware railroad. Q is, SIS a m. Ia
IS. o0' 50 6.25t p. m No Sunday trains.
For New castle tny.
| For harr ngtOn.
| Fc- wilmington Y Northern Railroad, i, 90,
s.45., lo2't a. M; 2.45. 500. ol0p. IN. On
SUNDAY at II q. IN. and y. IN.
. Ionaect with steamer Republic for Cape
May
| Connect with siesu err Clyde.
| tor Delaware Western Railroad, !. 05, ID &c
a. N; 80 p. m
TRAINS ARMvE At WILMINGTON
Flom rh,ladelphie. ~ 35'. 1872. So, Is
p.., 50. oc}. 1910. IL 81. l1.35 a. M; l. 20
Y ~. 100. 80 ~, 3 =. 10, 40. ~, 5
90. 8 20. -, 49, a -, 1888, II .o3. |, IN
fraui New YORK -. is. sos. IN
VA, Loo IS. { i3' ll.,3'p m.
| PROM Baltimore. 81, - 9.U4, 1902. ia
a. IN I2.3s. 81. 3 i. q 20. t IS, app. NJ
FROM asLins.,n. Isl, ?.Is, II Is a. II
} IL sc. Id, II. 63J. - ?. In.
3 i<oh daily md sunday.
IL ten SUNDAY oni3.
From l'el'~Jre tailioad, SIS p.5l. ia. 40 a
M; l2tO. ~. 10, 40 p. III. No Sunda
D Itretrs
|, From Nsw Castle only.
From Wilmington Nor.te.n Railroad
o.2a, 40, 1883 a m e.+3p =. II. On Sunis
s.+5 a m. AMI SIS p III.
0 From Delaware Western Railroad 5 70 2
m AIS and : T. II.
TRAINS LEAN +. FOX WILMINGTON
ell Ph1adelphia-BrosiS Street Station. u ?
;, As, 81. -. 81 plo : 81 lU.lt 10 20 Il
It 90 a .;I2.3O. l.c5+, ! 50. 3 OF. g 81 ".
u IS sos, 3. i, Ol, 6Oi1 e4O, $50. 80. 100
d 1872 p. IN
III New Castle. : CO. il. 30 a H.; oil, 52l IL
oI Daily and Slpdey.
:, Tn Sunday only.
A train VIII leave Wilmington for Newal
u and way sta ions. Sundays excepte ut
lie a. M. Return NJ leave Newark at S IS a
4. for Wilmington and way stations.
rel The black figures denote the
ID Limited Express TT aims.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-16

To the needs Of the tourist, commercial ira
yeler and new settler. Hostetter's stomach
bitters ispeculiariy adapted. since II strength
ems the digestive organs. and braces the pby
steal energies to unheathful Influences f.
removes an ! prevents malarial fever, consti-
patton, dyspepsia, healthfully s'imu lates "a q
kidneys and bladder. and enriches as well as
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LSOk SALE-DESIRABLE BUILDING
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