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Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
SPECIAL MENTION.
New styles on Hand.

Fard Carson, the merchant tailor, has
received some of the newest and iatsst
styies of worsteds and suitings, tne
leaders for this fall and winter, ana ne
proposes TO make these goods into the
most stylish and best fitting suits tnat
will bo worn in Wilmington. me
prices will be in accordance with the
hard times.
Panic Prices.
You can buy al Gilmore's 100 East
Second street, plug and smoking 10
bacco at yAur own price, Also batcneiof
Bros celebrated brands Of cigars, AZ
factory prices.
Coal aud Flour.
Fell & Joseph's price list Best white
ash hard coal, 8. stove, 1910 stove,
egg and nut, 80; Lea, free burning,
stove, egg and nut, 1925 8. stove, %. oo.
713 W. Front street.
For Rent Chosp
the balance of the year, . stable that
will accommodate two horses aAd Two
wagons, in the western part OF the CITY.
Will rent for S4.00 per month. Apply
1t this office.
Remember
The boys and girls need good sub
stantial school shoes, and the place 70
buy them 10 at VIM. Fl. Babcocks, zoo
Market street. Moneys worth every
time.
Painting and GFaiuing.
Walter Joseph. practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glaZier. Es'
timate furnished. All work guaran :
teed. 122 Market street.
Notice.
Persons wishing their carriages
painted up first class and one. third less
than elsewhere will please address
Painter" REPUBLICAN office.
Painting.
| Tilehman Danner, house and sign
painter, No. b10 Market street. Job
hing properly attended to and estimase'
oysters, Oysters.
The best place in the city TO get good
fresh opened oysters Ii at 7. A. Nc
Clure's Eighth street market.
Dr. SandersOn's
Herbs Of Joy, the Great Health Promo
ter, % cents, Belts drug store, Sixtl
and Market streets.
Il Never Too Late to Mend.
: II you have not had any Diamond
Dust yet,delay no longer, ,ss your hoiRh
Dor Is ahead of you.
u Two tons of odds and ends in chew
ing and smoking tobacco closed ou
cheap at Chapman's, Seventh ant
Orange streets.
81 Go to Ainscow's, 707 Shipley street
, for lar4 fat cove plant oysters, 20, 3
and 40 cents per quart. Fresh opened
Il Pure fresh Chester County butter an
g York State cheese, Wholesale and retail
Q at h. P. Garey's, 81 King street.
Frames for cabinet pictures for 26c. o
Lex Barney's, No. East Seventh stree
:. 1t will do you good to drive to th
y Newport drug store for soda water.
J. Bush's, French street wharf, is Il
II place to buy good coal.
III Go to Moody's, t09 Walnut street, #
p good oysters.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
a Crane Excursion

On Monday, the 14th inst, x.Sheriff
Philip K. Clark viii have a grand ex-
cursion to Cape May and the Delaware
BIeakwatsr, on the magnificent steamer
Republic, that will equal, II not surpas
any OF the season. This is the most
delightful time in the entire year to
visit the beach, and those who avail
themselves of this opportunity Will no
doubt have day Of unalloyed pleasure.
The trail to connect with the boat at
the Wilmington & Northern Railroad
Com pany's pier, on the Delaware river,
will leave the P. W. & B. station at
6 45 a. m, and the boat will stop at
New Castle and Delaware City. Cape
May Point will be reached about IL
O'Clock, and as the boat will not start
en- the return until 4 p. M, it will give
nearly hours on the beach. The price
of tickets has been placed at the low
rate of 81 for adults, and so cents for
children under 10 years of age.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
Getting Better.

james F. Wood & Co. report business
getting better fast. Their orders Tor
heaters and stoves are earlier this sea-
son than usual. The people are seeing
the necessity of having their pipes
covered, and several orders have come
in for their patent pipe covering. Inc
Messrs. Wood & Co. cautions theil
cuetomers and others not to put OFT tt
the last minute. for the ccid snaI
might take them unawares.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
Base Hall

The following games were play ed
yesterday -,
Philadelphia-Baltimore, Ath'
let ic, l. -
Chicago-Chicago, II Buffalo, 4.
Jersey City-Trenton, Vir-
ginia,4.
Bridgeport-Bridgeport. 4 Water
bury, .. ~
Newark. n. J.-Philadelphia,
Newark, 8.
Pittsburg--Cincinnati, fitts
burg, ,
Hampton. Va,-Monumeh'ai
Nationals, l. :.
Hazleton, Pa hxesoarre, IL
Hazleton, 0.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
St. Mary,s Church.

For several weeks past there have
been startling rumors in reference to
certain difficulties, said to exist between
the congregation Of st. Mary's Church
and Bishop Becker, In reference to the
successor of Father Reilly. 1t was
reported that mum ber of the members
OF the church, that are in favor of
retaining Father Flynn. who for the
past two years has been assistant priest,
had determined to resist the appoint
ment OF Father Fallon by Bishop
Becker, and 1t Is known that COM
mittee was appointed at Q meeting he'd
one night this week 70 wait on the
Bishop, and request him to at least
retain Father Finn IN the position he
now occupies, but as might be expected
the Bishop refused TO give them An
audience.
While the congregation of st. Mary's
Church are greatly attached to Father
Finn, and are 10th to see him super
csded, they have no objection to Father
Falion, and the great majority will, as
faithful children, bow to the will OF the
Bishop without q murmur, we'll know
ipg that he is governed In his action by
q desire to promote the best interests Of
the church.
The movement at st. Mary's Church
has been inaugurated and participated
In by q few who allowed their respect
and esteem for Father Finn to lead
them into indiscretions for which they
will undoubtedly be called upon to
answer. 1t Is not thought that Father
Fnun had any part or 0 In tho matter,
D, he is believed to be fully willing to
bow to the mandates of the Bishop
without complaint, and even Mt the sac
rifice of his personal feelings. 1t is
we'll known that Father Fallon has NO
desire to leave 5t. Patrick's Church,
where there is strong mutual attach
ment existing between him and his
congregation.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
An Omce Declined.

Florida furnishes the remarkable
instance of man declining an office
with q fat salary attached. The. Ii on.
j. G. Sinclair has declined the tender of
the position of receiver of the public
lands for Florida, for the reason that
sihe cannot afford to give up his own
personal business for a GALAXY of $i,b0u
her annum." There is no fear, howev-
er, thai the office will go begging, al
Florida is not altogether barren OF pa
triotic Democrats willing to serve theil
country for over Sl2 day, Sundays
| included.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
ABusnness Education

10 " hat every one needs. Prof. Crabbe
has the only school of the kind in the
State. Mr.. Crabbe says II now in
augurate my twelfth year as teacher
in this city, and have yet to find the
first, among over one thousand stu.
dents instructed by me, to complain" "
His school is at No. 10 East Fourth
street. Mr.. Charles g. Guyer will teach
Haven's type writing and shorthand II
this college.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
Narxour. Uebliitafed Men,

You are allowed free trial OF thirty days o.
the = use $50 Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Eoitaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and perms nent cure Of nervou,
debility. loss of vitality ana 81, mamnooe' an, ana
diseases. Complete restoration to health
yiTor @ and manhood guaranteed. No IisE {;
incurred. illustrated pamphlet. with full
ipforna alton, terms, etc, mailed nee 6y ad
dressing Voltaic Belt 10, marshaii, MlcA.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
Republican nomination

When Mr.. A. w. Blunck, one of the
publishers of the Johnstown, N. Y,
Republican, was at the Republican
National Convention in Chicago in
1884. his knee was 30 swollen with
rheumatism that he could scarcely
walk. One application of ST. Jacob,
Oil removed ali pain and swelling, anl
put him in as good condition as ever.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
Grand Opening.

Conner has received his first load of
cove plant oysters, which he will
dispose of at %, 80 and 40 cents per
ouart, They are direct from the beds.
The largest In the market, and will be
delivered to all parts of the city. The
old reliable oyster house, No. II East
second street, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05

For this Saturday evening we will
offer few dozen ladies' white, double
hem med stitched handkerchiefs az l212
cents. They are very sheer and fine,
and such handkerchief as any lady
will use. You can form no idea how
cheap they are only by examination,
Cranor 81 Co., 621 Market straet.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
II ay Feyer.

have been Hay Fever sufferer for
three years; have often heard Ey's
Cream Balm spoken of in the highest
terms. a friend persuaded me 10 Try
1t, and with the most wonderful sue
cess.-T. S. Geer, Syracuse, New York.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05

Gout has various names, according to
the parts affected, az 20 iagra,. when In
the feet; chirsgra, when in the hands,
etc; bnt whether the attack Is first felt
in the feet or the hands, rub with Sal
vation Oil at once. 1t ann ihilates pain.
Price % ceDSs.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05

Ebenessr A. Watson, for many years
q resident Of the West End of the town
of Newark, a carpenter by trade, was
found cead in his bed at 8 O'Clock this
moratng. He had been ut work for the
Messrs. Warren, about two miles out Of
town, yesterday, and came home ap-
parently well. He leaves q wife and
one daughter, as we'll as many friends,
10 mourn his sudden death.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
Perfect system Of Dress Cutting.

Mrs. Boud, 821 West Fourth street,
teaches a perfect tailor system OF dress
cutting and fitting. 1t Is labor saving,
easily learned in three good lessons
Young ladies CONTEMPLATING learning the
trade would do we'll to learn this before
wasting time 1t ia so simple and is
acknowledge to be the best one before
the public. / teach all the styles OF
waists, the skirt and beautiful shaped
sleeve, and guarantee satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05

Several hundred yards in short
lengths. Best geods-nice for stoves or
small entries-all widths. Reduced to
80 cents per yard. G. Worrell, Masonic
Temple.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
Peach shipment

Popular trial shows the worth OF
every article, and forty. three years
constant use has proven the great ETH
cacy Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, III has
M nm parior
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
Hop BttterA

reduced to 67 cents, and trusses euaran-
teed to fit or money refunded. N. b.
Danforth, graduate in pharmacy, cor
ner Second and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
I.ndfeA,

Glove kid Congress, wide sole and heel
only S1.25, at VIM. d. Ba6cock 8, 2oo
Market street. Bargains all the time.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
|Nu. l..

ksl.a mems all
\ shirts and drawers,
! |A;4, IS, 40, AZ, a..
Woods are subject to
n.utera'imperfections,
rrhst are known to
sleas seconds. Regular
sl.;o each. Price OF
ht % cents each.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
.
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kew FALL GOODS


li,g the present week
.I received a large lot
riFaIl goods. Amongst
choice bargains,
Eve believe to be the
are ever known in
lsoy Of the Dry Goods
VS. in this country.
rne a few of the many
ton, we are now offer
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05

Is the best Scent cigar in the city. Try
them. Il. r. Bourbon & Bro, N. W.
cor. Second and Orange streets, manu-
facturers.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
Fall styles

of Dunlap's, Wilcox u Guyer,s cele,
hrated hats now ready at Rumfurd
Bros, 40. Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
I'M 2.

tslen ladies' all-wool
b vests and drawers,
F& 80, 3d. "a, SO, 3S,
Sl binding, pearl but
4endid goods, only
ksach,
u underwear depart
tune showing a large
tllies , Gentlemen's
Gaen's goods at rs,
X 49, 90, $3.50,
& value all along the
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05

For good coal 60 TO Bust's, Frensa
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
Inn =

lse line OF Homesp
RIOods 10 inches wide.
y desirable colors re-
n Philadelphia for so
0ur price 80 cents a
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05

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Daily Republican., 1885-09-05
No 4.

Elegant all-wool fine
~ inches wide, all
worth Is cents, our
4 ~ cents a. yard. A
Ne bargain.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-05

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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-23

tn- rotsI rece!prs were sometimes less
than s, coo, If is plain that Mr.. Mapleson is
ruined because Patti has ceased TO draw even
against the inferior ducks and singers Of the
Metropolitan It was bold stroke and ON
quered. Patti Indignantly exclaimed that
this was not true, and that the company
must go on Then YOU must advance $500
TO Col. Mnpleson at once, in order to pay his
expenses and get the people out to Kansas
City, and the willy baggar knew very well
that she always carried anywhere from
5000 to so, 90 in her trunk. She promptly
unlocked IL and PRODUCED the currency
The diplomatic returned to the colonel. who
was g,oomily walking up and down his room,
and said. Il have got il. And his surprise
was even greater when told from whom and
how it ka1 been obtained As the story goes,
this proved sufficient 10 discharge all current
indebtedness, and the party set out on their
5000 miles jaunt, and Mapleson cheerily jim
giei sl.21 in his pocket. as if it had been
thousands instead Of the entire available
capital of Her Majesty's Opera company
But fate was not uakini. a pleasant little
game of poker resulted in the transfer of SIS
10 cold cash from the pocket Of one reporter
and Slij0 from another TO that of the colo
nel
The house in Kansas City just about pail
expenses 1t was not until after leaving
Omaha that Patti was again appealed 70 and
- $50 more transferred TO the manager
The skies were bright when they reached the
Golden Gate. More than 50, 900 had already
been received, and the arrival Of the COM
pany gave fresh stimulus to the interest of
the public The gross receipts for the season
did not fall far short of s20J, 600. Patti was
Reimbursed on the day after her arrival, and
money transmitted to New York 10 pay
salaries du, TO people who were left behind
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-23
The Tall Wan Who wouldn,t Pay.

New Grk Cor Syracuse standard
ON one &C aston In els. tall, well-dreSSed
man with military air went IN 10 one OF
thesa museums. ami after carefully looking
at the various attractions, was abou; Il
leave, when be WAS approached b. bald.
headed old gentleman. who asked him If h.
dIig'. want 10 have his head examined The
stranger had no objections, ard was accord
ingly led into a small room directly over The
stairs he took seat and removed his hat.
Two or three ;il-favored hangers-on followed
HIM into the den ana ranged themselve-
along the wall. Tie OLD gentleman placed
Ia hands on thu visitors head AMI rapidly
ran over lis Of qualities he possessed
on are firm, quick-wittei and rs,solute, -
said the professor. IS Re felt Of the Lun.Ee
back % the strangers cas-; and YOU ar,
pos : 81 e more than usual acumrn. Won
are great man You are poet ami a
scholar. You never wrote poetryl Well,
you could he a sec'nd Shakespeare if you
wantci n, and You never dreamed Of it,
See what a beautiful science ours i, You
ought 70 have my book cn phr,nology-
What is the price cf the work. asked t..e
tail man
Il charge every on else $40 for it. but IN
let you have one FOR -. responded the mo
fc>Sor
Il gueSs I don't want one tonight De
replied What ID yoa chage Tor this ex-
animation
Five dollars
Too much; I'll not pay it, replied ths
stranger. as he rise from his CHAIR and eyed
the loafe:S, who lad assumed attitudes Of
hellisereEcy
-Weil. say $50
NO, III not pay one cent replied the tai
man. but II Won viii call At my address ID
see that yoi ara paid fo- voIr services. and.
handing tha Old gentleman a small calling
card, he p,,shed his way out Of tn. room
tbs Old man never caIled- The carl rad:
Cart. \ = WILLIAMS.
Tweaty-ainth Police Prcainct.~
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-23
PATTI CONQUERED.
An Amusing Story Told of Her San
Francisco Trip.
Y akin- Up the Diva at O'Clock
ia tie Nornia.-iu idroit
appeal TO Profess
sionaI Pride.
ICnr. Commercial Gnze.ta !

lhero are many amusing stories told Of
the san Francisco trip OK last saason-prota.
by many Of which are NJ; tTJ.e. bat ar
nevertheless amusing enough. Il IS unnece,s-
-asy - recall the fact that CREST deal ut
m1n,y wa, lo>: in New York. hu: TIE
Philadelphia SeAsOl was only fairly good,
and Chicago but little better. while Tho
tuoi pat AZ elective dar,;cr unoa
any cAan-es Of money making NJ Cincinnati
f The result was that tie colonel found Eim-
>'lf in -. Louis booked for Kassls City. salt
Lake aEi san Francisco. bat without money
enough 10 start the company Even his own
mercuria! temperament; was dashed, AMI b..
franSly admitted - 4 fT:cai that he would
be best II he could zee ho,S ne was -U!ng -
set even L. Kansas City, much les 10 san
Francisco. lie friead, quite Is much Of a
d!plcH-a-e - Col Mapl..on himself. had an
idea
Il was then after midnight He betook
himself 20 Fat;i's a,ia:tucnts-hs lIl!,St 80.
Fa;u. 1he Indignant reply came that it was
{ - late, that she could not b. sen. Lat his
business was imperative. and shs
must lie seen. Finally her head was
stuck Gu; Il the door. and the
uEtimely visitor was sharply ask,si the
nature Of his business. He was fully e0uaI
10 the occasion lie told Der IN a most
solemn and Impressive manner that Col
Map.esoR WAS TUirsi; tina; he bad no; only
lost al the money that lie had. hut Was
szr.o2Siy involved il his efforts to carry
through tbs season oi Italian opera Nine
Patti minated that there wasn't ANYTHING
IN this rnulgr tina. weuii seem to v,a-ra,.
her be.i,r, Uoutei out a; b.ol n ! o'cio.,s T.,
the morning 20 hear L The visitor thought
there was; FOR. 1t u not ;, much that C.,l
AapicS'aa X ruin al. Tor he can recover him
sslf. bat IL Is Auls Patti who has r7li,1a,I her
self IN running her manager
The expression OF blank amazr,nea- .s.S
rapidly giving way 70 one OF anger, an! tie
diva demanded To know what was meant by
this 1t i very simple; Nine. Pata :
rnined because Nine Patti las been uIlsble
TO draw enough 10 pay her own salary. and
II Nina Patti has been getting s.. GO $ ~.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-23
ARKANSAS CITY.

ARKAN SAS CITY, Jan. u.
To the Editor of the Daily EAGLE
The funeral services of Mrs. a. j.
Pvburn will take place to-day. She
lied Tuesday evening with heart dis
ease.
Mr. Perry, who has been living at the
| CONT of death at Wellington. is re-
ported much better. Mr.. Miah Spray
who has been administering to his
wants, returned last evening very
much encouraged.
The specifications for the boat to be
used on the Arkansas river, were re-
ceived several days ago. The boat Is
almost completed, and will soon be
lady to leave ST. Louis for Arkansas
City.
There will be some forty or fifty
residences erected as soon as winter
breaks. besides several business blocks.
Arkansas City has begun TO boom al
ready. Real estate is changing hands
in a lively manner.
The protracted meeting at the NJ.
f. church is still in progress with
much interest manifested.
A packing house will be built as
soon as a person can be secured TO
take charge of it who has had expert
enco in The curing of meats. A large
capital can be raised for this purpose
with but little effort Here is grand
chance for the right man. a. 6. l..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-23
ANOTHER SCHEME


That class of Oklahoma schemers
who don't propose to take any chances
of life or property but who are for
making a spec out of the Oklahoma
business, are out with another racket
which is fa,hered by the Topeka crowd
who have been passing so many and
such bold resolutions of late They
send us circular requesting us &c
publish calling state convention TO
meet at Topeka. The call is signed
by two men whose names we never
heard and who are no doubt of the
dead beat tribe. Our advice is TO pay
no attention TO such Estate" conven-
ton Ii will be time and money Civ
en- in the interests Of lot of fellows
who with precarious living are en-
deayorino TO make a raise
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-23
TOPEKA TALK.
To the Editor OF the Eagle
TOPEKA, Jan. %.

TOPEKA, Jan. %.
A short sketch of HE proceedings of
the legislature may be of OF interest L"
your many readers, at lea-t that p"r-
ton pertaining TO railroads, resuoinls-
sion, township organizations, &c. We
have settled the matter as TO railroads,
at least 80 far as to favor the producer
by decided vote. As TO resubmis
sicn, believe il will receive 25 TO 40
votes out of los. In the township law
matter, it will necessarily move slow,
as the bill will contain over $50 sec
tons. Hatfield is taking up all hi
spare time preparing said bill, but is
equal to the task Our people may
rest assured that they have two good
faithful and worthy members of the
house. They are now acquainted with
nearly all the state officials and lead
ing men of the state, and are well pre-
pared to enter upon discharge of
their duties as members. a gentle
man high in authority in the state, IN
decribing the qualification of members
for the various committees said 10 the
writer when speaking of the qualifica-
tons of these men, "God Almighty
writes legible hand. can see in the
countenanse of these men intelligence
and honesty" AS citizen of Sedg
wick county | take this as just conf
pliment both to these gentlemen and
the county.
There is an unusual amount of new
men in both branches of the legisla-
ture, but they are undoubtedly good,
worthy gentlemen and mean business.
invite our farmers, business men,
professional and all others, who desire
relief in any particular where the leg
islature is required TO act, TO freely
and plainly set forth there desire TO
any of their representatives of either
branch of the legislature.
In great haste, JOHN KELLY.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-23
Attention Everybody

I Twenty-Five ihOusani Toonds OF Should
eHs- saiied zBI unsaltd- for sale
81 >teSarss Packing Hone. Retail Fsise
g cents Pr , aud OF - =. per ia
pounds Warranted frSi-siass IN ever respect.
and chesi-er than viii be osss-i . iEIs IEArkei
on s<ain Llkewiss an abundance 81 spare
rt's, back b -, l0ln and Trimmings a 1--we
and LEI I'VE FTlsrs No J s.lssce, 81 pork.
well seasoned and n &c frs-I1 frssa select cEts.
- osHts Isr pond. 81 N - SJanes lots a: -
cents >o~ . lie tlu-e 20 set yoEr cans Eiied VITA
pure. unacait rsted ls-d k!Ehi and zen "a
Ion can. sled With pare leaf snd back strip.
warranted - keep sgee; tla-iaz The summer
a. Set rock prlcer Gone s-TEnatnz.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-23

Mrs. Frank Roberts, the celebrated
mi digit al Syracuse. y. Y, gave birth
on Saturday TO "A healthy boy of ex-
-actly one-fourih her own weight, thir-
~ pounds. That is, the mothers
weight is thirty and the baby's seven
and one-halfpounds. The Ceasarian
operation was successfully resorted to
in the accomplishment of this wonder
iul feat, aud the mother and child
have already received two offers by
telegraph to exhibit in museum next
sraSJn.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-23

We have good authority for stating
that Col. Charles Blair gave letters of
introduction and endorsement TO
James Legate and also TO Van Bennett
10 Barnum, the chairman Of the Dem
o,ratic central committee. DIR. Nicely
game similar one to Legate. Tie
coils are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS