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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
FOURTH EDITION,

Dots.
Choice family coal Under cover al
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Grand oyster lunch tonight ut the
Atlantic Garden, IA King street.
The lecture Of Bishop Becker. In st.
Peters church, this evening, ON temper
ance, should be well attended.
Pure ground spices and fresh ground
yellow mustard ut Taylor 81 Euilerton's,
drusgists, 3o2 King street.
Jacob Pussy, who removed TO Mary
land year or two ago, La visiting
friends In this city.
VIM. +. Rudolph has re opened his
store In New Castle, and the Star
speaks words Of Encouragement.
An experienced dry goods salesman,
aud also lad wishing 10 learn the dry
goods business may find places by ad-
dressing A. H." at this office.
@. E. Eckels, New Castles artist, has
where he will pursue his studies In
PLAGUE, landscape and flower painting.
The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com.
pany will lay the keel of the new
steamer Cassatt, being built for the N.
y, p. & N. Railroad Company, on
Monday next.
Joseph Heisle OF st. Georges, has
again bought the blacksmith and
wheel wright shops of that place, which
no sold 10 j. j. Weiser o few year,
ago.
AL members of the order OF Red
Men are cordially invited to attend d.
vine service at Kingswood church with
Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, i. q. r. M,
on Sunday, Nov. 20, 1885. Meet al
Wigwam ut $50 .. m.
The sporting characters of our city
feel considerable interest In the trottinf
race that will take place ON Tuesday
next, between Il. j. Morrison's mare
May and VIM. Stockley' mare Blanche
for purse Of $500.
w. 8. Lednum, of Mt. Pleasant, for.
merly grain dealer with the VIM. Les
n Sons Company, has associated him
self with Mccain q Co., wholesale And
retail confecttoners and bakers, corRel
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
The Wsman's Christian Temperance
Union held its eleventh annual meet
Ing yesterday. During the year tw,
hundred and eisht meetings were hel,
for reformed msn and those who wishe,
TO reform.
T. JEFF. Scott sold ssventy.one hea,
OF cattle last week in Newark. Milcl
cows averaged about S3s per head two
year-old heifers, S23; twenty .seve
head Of sheep. s3.O5 per head foui
weeks'old pigs, 1888 per pair.
On Sunday, December 9Th, Rev
Father Hayes will bless and erect th
station of the cross at St. Joseph
church, Middletown, at 1918 q. m
followed by mass, and sermon on th
use Of sacred images in the Catholi
church. Evening services the same da
at D 80 p. m; sermon on the love {
Christ.
Mr.. George r. Brady Of Dslawai
City, has sold his interest In the tus
and mules used for towing boats In II
canal, as we'll a. in the farm where /
lives, to John 7. Cheirs. levy cou
commissioner Of Red Lion hundred.
Is said Mr.. Brady contemplates takin
mp his residence on the Dickinson pla,
near Middletown In the near future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
COMPROMISED ri

The case of W. d,
brought suit against tn1
Company, claiming Ten
lars for injuries sustain!
ton smash. up, more I'M.
came up for Trial at = y
nesday last. Albert ~
of Elk ton, appeared ="
Geo. V. Massey, Esqpl
company. Before the
the plaintiff offered 10 /
which was refused,
witnesses had been e1s
sition to compromise 2
of $1,000 was MADE
o6pted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

James 8. Morrison, bridge tender
OF Christians bridge, Market street,
has expedited his business by q new
set OF signals agreed upon. A vessel
desiring to pass whistles three times
and lie answered by two whistles. liza
vessel desires TO pass to the right she
blows once, il 20 the left she blows
twice. By this means Mr.. Morrison
is enabled 10 keep the draw on much
onger and facilitates travel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Hvmfcade In virgrnia.

WYrHEvILLE, VA, Nov. GA
difficulty occurred yesterday evening
near Rural Retreat, Wythe County,
between Michael Wisely and William
Suit, in which the former killed Suit
BY cutting his throat. Both men are
white and have families. Wisely sur
rendered 10 the authorities. He claims
that he Was justified in what he did.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Veterans at Cnurch.

Having been invited by the pastor OF
MI. Salem M. K. church, Rev. r. G.
joiner, TO attend services in his church
tomorrow, DUPONT Post No. 2,sG. A.
R., will meat &C the Post-room at 8
o'clock Tomorrow morning in full uni
form If possible, to accept the invitation.
All comrades are earnestly requested
to attend. Rev. Mr.. Jones is veteran
soldier himself and Is a member OF
Dupont Post,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
visiting the New Bank .

A stream OF visitors commenced on
Thursday afternoon 10 visit the new
building OF the Wilmington Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company, 5l3
Market street. The crowd continued
yesterday and to day it is kept up. The
time for public visitations will close at
8 O'Clock this evening and on Monday
next the institution will open for regu
lar business.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Ribbon Candy,

We would advise all our readers who
wish TO eat good, wholesome candy to
call and examine the stock of Lamb &,
Hill at Nos. 813 and 1908 Market street.
Boston chips and ribbon candy special.
ties. We can speak Of the excellent
quality OF their ribbon candy. Call
and sample it by buying q pound of it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
At the opera House.

This evening Lester & Aliens Big
Ministries will sppesr at the Opera
House with John l.. Sullivan and VII.
liam Muldoon as the principal attrac.
tions. These champions are pronounced
the finest formed living men in the
world. and they will appear In repre-
sensations of ancient and modern statu.
ary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Only One Case.

The only case before the Municipal
court this morning was that of John
Fleming who had been first tripped uI
by too much tangle foot and afterwards
by stslwart policeman. Fleming was
informed that he had dollar fine and
costs to pay, or be locked up. He was
locked nm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
VIM. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Uphol,
stery Department.

Fourth and Market streets. Uphol.
stery Department.
Children's Umbrellas in
neat hooked handles, 90, rs,
IS cents and 81. All imagin.
able handles in Silk,
Gloria, Alapca and Scotch
gingham for larger folks,
from 20 cents to So. Hun
dreds in fine assortment.
There's an odd lot of I'M
derwear that goes very low.
BY substituting sizes they
might suit you.
Ladies and Mems Vests,
so cents down to 37b cents.
Ladies' and Mems Vests,
70 cents down to SO cents.
Ladies' Scarlet Vests, 81
down to IS cents.
Every lady likes Balls
lCoiled-Spring Corsets-
easy, soft and pliable. Try
them. 75c., 81 and $1.25.
The same to be said of the
g Perfection Bustle-every
lady /" likes Them
WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Notion De-
| partment.
Comfortables of all kinds.
Elder Down, the best of
course, at SO to $35. Cotton
Comfortables, too, are good
of their kind, $I.25 to 81,
nicely quilted and finished
lin sateen.
/ Blankets no better than
there 81 to $I2. A good
household blanket, extra
size and weight, IS. A
hundred pairs distributed in
1.-TWO weeks shows our blank
cts are right.
i VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Basement
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Church DeAfcAilon.

The new M. E. church, at Colt Sta.
ton, on Queen Anne Railroad, will b.
dedicated to the worship of Almighty
God December ID. Rev. John France
p. E., will preach in the morning Al
1890 O'Clock, and Rev. A. Manship IL
afternoon at 2, 80. Other ministers ar,
expected TO be present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Now fs Your Time

to get your winter suit suit or overcoat,
and you certainly could not have q
better selection of fine goods to choose
from than you will tiod at j. T. Muliin
Il Sons, Sixth and Market they are
anxious to sell, and everything marked
Iowa 70 rock-DUGtUm prs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Ar,
VIM, B. SHARP'S,
Fourth and Market Streets.

Our SIS Seal Plush Coats
are marvellous. A lady with
ours at SIS beside a lady
with some one else's at $37,
side by side, you wouldn't
give the toss of a copper for
, first choice. IT'S not sur
prising they sell rapidly. A
new line of Children's Goats
from $3.50 to $500, 3 to 10
Years. Misses Newmarkets
lin black and brown, $3.50 to
1916. Ladies' Frieze wraps,
elegant and stylish goods,
1880 from $40.
| WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Coat De-
partment.
We have a small lot OF
exceedingly handsome and
effective looking lace cur
Il tains, with scolloped and
taped edges and magnificent
borders on both sides. They
|are pretty as a picture and
esIsplcndid value for $12 q
Ipair. We shall close the
) lot for 81 per pair, which
Slgives you a remarkably fine
5 opportunity for handsome
Icurtains at a low price.
l Another lot Of Turcomar
-lCurtains with Algerian Dor
;lders, 81 per pair.
II Again, we have more
SlLace Etimene for curtains
dat 10 cents per yard.
Wood poles, brass o.
e wood trimmed, 40 cents.
Of Think of a pair of Lac
Etimene Curtains 6 yard.
D. to pair), with poles, rings
j., brackets, ends of brass O
ri wood, all complete, 81 pc
= lpair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

There will be presiding at 1890 to-
morrow morning, and at 7.3O in the
evening, at Mt. lebanon NJ. K.
Church, by the Rev. W. H. Hendrick-
SOD. There will also be extra services
IN the afternoon for. the benefit OF the
Sabbath School, when Rev. L. l.. HUB
bard will make an address.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Re-Op ennng.

The First Methodist Protestant
church. Seventh street, near Walnut,
will BE- re-opened tomorrow. Rev. h
y. Benson. Vice President Of Western
Maryland College, will preach at 10 Q.
m. Rev. DR.. j. +. T. Ewell, Of Bslti.
more, will preach at $50 D. IN. and
Rev. j. w. Charlton, of Seaford, at 7. 30
p. m. All are invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
societies 1t Church.

Besides the attendance of DuPon
Post, G. A. R., at Mt. Salem M. L
church Tomorrow, Cyrus Castle
Knights OF the Golden Eagle will at
tend Union NJ. e. church, and Malta
boon Tribe of Red Men will attend
Kingswood chanel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Loaf

A handle from coach in going from
Sixth and Washington TO King street,
and down Fourth to Poplar. The finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving
the same at this Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Tho Prosideni'A

WASHINGTON, non
regular meeting OF .no
the Presidents msssS
pieted, was read and
rrcved. 1t Is to be an
paper, containing mal
liable suggestions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

Five hundred special police are to be
appointed tonight, to keep the smoke
of Stansbury Murray's straight Ave
cent cigars from John L. while in our
city. No. 104 East Front street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
WoOlleu AOssAry.

Oranor & Co. have fine line of wool.
len hose for children, ut less than regu.
lar retail prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
The Edison Light.

IL Is expected that the main circuit of
the Edison in candescent light will be
completed next week. A test of the
lights WAS made on Market street last
night, which proved very satisfactory.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
QUALITY AND PRICE
TELL THE STORY.

We're looking out for the
Saturdays overflow Of trade. |
|, And loaded up for it with |
honesty reliable Clothing
from fist floor to roof.
1t whips up the fullest en-
|ergies pf Oak Hall to keep
the mafvelously great stock
ready and keep pace with
THE inroads the people make
upon us.
| We're ready, with plenty
LOT Clothing. and to turn in
Jour whole force and extra
salesmen, if need be, to do
service to the folks who
Icome.
L And there's solid argu-
ment for their coming in the
! true and trustworthy quality
Iof the Oak Hall manufacture,
with the prices pumped
!. down to the very lowest that
ilgood Clothing can be bought
: for anywhere, as these illus
/ Itrate q
q Winter Overcoats,
Il $3.50 up to $4,000
r Winter Suits for
Il Men, So. to $500
Fl Young Mems from
3 $500 to $2S.oc
IL Boys Suits, from
81 S 600 to :. $IS.oc
Fl Little Boys, from
81 $A.oo to $I4.ot
Il QAnd that Special
ri Oak Hall drive.)
nj Meh's Suits, Iron
ell c4ad," $I2.ot
To- Boy Suits, " Iron
D.. clad" =. $50
1T (Woo all the way through.
1t Hikes the highest Q
i, EQUALITY and lowest of price
On to acc 8unt for the whirl O
", trade bat gathers into Gal
81 Hall t is sharp-edged white
,r. IN
heI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

TATMAN--On the 9th OF Nov, A. b. Tat.
man. aged As years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi.
ted to attend his funeral nom his late resi-
dence, No. S3l Poplar street, on Monday
mornink Services at the house at 1890. In
tsrment at st. George cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

Ladies' Coats.
Cranor b Co. have reduced ladies
coats from $40 TO S6, to close them out
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

|NUTIOE-CYRUS CASTLE. NO. l, 3.
IN q. IL, will attend divine scrviee
at Union M. E. church on Sunday, NOV. ~,
All members RI the Order are invited TO oees
BY order Of W. u. SOUTT, Master OF ke-
CORDS. II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

AORlnO Un
Cranor & Co. have
ladies', misses and g
and red underwear
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

Black SILL
FulI lines of America
sllks at Crsnor & Cos.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

jOrity OF ten thousand In no great State
IL a small thing 10 overcome. and that
the nomination by the Republicans of a
weak candidate lab0ring under the
thadOw II former defeat, renders the
task q comparatively easy one. In the
face OF assured success, all factlOnal
differ noes have disappeared aud the
convention which n0minates the next
Governor OF OHIO is sure TO be harmon
iOus one, representing united and har.
m0nlOua party,
VINO the Democratic candidate for
Governor will be- IL still matter OF
doubt. II IL generally conceded that II
Governor HOadly deires q denomination
he will receive IL by acclamatlOn. Per-
hapa a stronger candidate that no could
not be found, Upon his record asa pure
public man alone no was able TO defeat
Foraker two years ago, and since that
time he has proved one OF the wlsest and
hest Governors Onto has ever had. Should
Governor H0adly at the last moment an
nOuDce his unwillingness to again he q
candidate, the nomination Will no doubt
be between three men, the most prom
inent OF whom Ii that sterling, old
time Democrat, General DlIhln Ward.
with Ward ~ the candidate the fight
would be an aggressive one from the
start, ana Democratic success certain,
The others most prominently men
toned In connection with the nOmina.
tion are eX.COngres7man C0nyerse and
Judge ,Geddes. Both are able men, both
are we'll known TO the voters Of Ohio,
ind either 0ne.of them would make n
strong aud winning candidate. The
platform adopted by the Columbus Con-
yentlOn will no doubt heartily indOrse
The administration Of President Cleyo-
| land, NJ the same time treating In u
manly, straightforward way the State
Issues, upon which the Republicans
have pronounced In contradictory aud
eyasiye manner, and thus attracting Ia
the Democratic ticket those independent
voters who peter honesty to hypocrisy
and candOr TO deceit
While we have no doubt that the
Democrats Of Ohio In convention assem-
bed Will do their duty aud do II well,
we hope that the program announced u
few weeks ago OF HOadly for Governor
aud Thurman for Senator will still he
carried out. A stronger combination
could not be made. Past differences
would be forgotten and all factions
more firmly united than before, Demo
Gratis, high and low, old and young,
would work with common purpose,
Success would he assured from the start
and Ohio would be again marshalled IN
the column Of Democratic States. Hoad'
ly and Thurman IL q ticket that would
render defeat impossible.-lPlttsburg
Post, 18th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
NICE CANDIDATE.
What u Prominent Republican fhlnlSs OF
Him aud His Record.

What u Prominent Republican Thinks OF
Him aud His Record.
The Canton correspondent OF the ALI
ance Leader has the following In the
last issue Of that paper:
A few days aluCe while Ia conversation
with well Informed and active Repub-
llcan whose work for hia party NJ one OF
the ward polls In the city gave him some
prominence, said. I'll cannot for the life
OF me understand why our party placed
In nomination for the county ticket such
men M now appear thereon for the diff
ferent oalces," Continuing, he said,
"F0r instance there IL JnO. Webb, our
candidate for Sheriff Whit claim has
he upon the partyY What did no do TO
keep the patronage OF the Sherllf's Office
In the hands Of the Democrats but assist
them to elect Jno, =. Rauch for his
second term and thereby defeat Simon
johnson OF Alliance, Can II be possible
that the x. o, p, will reward such ap0s-
tates M Webb with political prefermentp
| think not"
After my frank Republican friend had
relieved himself Of the above very true
statement, II set me 10 thinking and |
began making some inquiries about this
mans past political history, and as o 70.
ault OF such labor not only find that
Jno, Webb did his best for John Rauch's
reelection, but also worked for him
when John A. Dangler put Quietus
upon that genteman'a ambition when no
was n candidate for Treasurer OF Stark
county. Webb Ia q peculiar political
quantity, having succeeded In being
elected marshal Of the city OF Canton
one or two terms some years since,
which no tcked hls vanity that no be.
came m annual candidate for the posi-
tIOn for which no IL nUw named, Had
4, W. SaxtOn Of the Repository been lly.
Ing, knowing IN no did Johns political
treachtry In helping 10 elect Rauch,
and thereby giving the DEMOCRAT tho
Sherilf's patronage "a coveted prize TO
SaxtOn), John Webb to-day would have
TO content himself with no other honor
than being thu drum majlr Of g. A.
Band Truly IL eau 10 slii that the Re-
publicans Of Stark county have given 10
airy nothings n local hlblta,ion and q
name, when they formed tholr county
ticket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
ALLIANCE AFFAIRs.
doaalpy News aud Notes from tho Eas
End,

Etlu,
John Joseph In erecting q new bust
ne's house on West Main street,
The soldiers reunion at East Liver
pool on Friday last was attended by
about 100 from Alliance.
Mra, Charley Halnes and children, Of
Warren, are visiting NJ the home OF her
father Mr., Curtis Goddard
Mr., D, 7 Lumley Coil, superintendent
Of the Q, Y. &P, Il. r, aud daughter,
start thi4 week lOr the west, whore they
win spend few weeks.
The Alliance Roller Rink Is open on
every Wednesday and Saturday evening,
Large crowds are generally In attend
ance and II seems that the roller skate
IL here to atay,
Dr. l.. W. Ballard and wife returned
Sunday evening trom Minneapolis, Min.
nes0t0, where the Doctor has been at
tending the annual session OF the Amer
lean Dental Association, fhoy report u
very pleasant time, and were pleased
with the western country.
Az. Nell, who was arrested on Tues
day for criminal assault upon the person
OF Emma Powell, a twelve year old z ri
was this evening taken To Canton Jail
being unable 10 obtain the required bal
which was placed at $1,000 by Mayor
Johnson. Nell will bo very apt 10 70
over the road for some time, and hls
ab' ence from Alliance will DO blessing
10 the family and the community AZ
large.
Mr.. j. ", Norton, travelling corrOspOn.
dent OF The Press, OF Cleveland, In very
fayOrably spoken OF ~ u Democratic
candidate for Representative from Guy.
ahOga county, Mr., Norton IN one OF
Cleyeland'a brightest newspaper men,
aud hla nomination would please hla
many friends In this section Of the
State, which no made while Stated cd
itOr Of The Press.
John Caasady, an Old soldier who waa
IN attendance NJ the soldiers reunion at
Elat Liverpool, was attacked with
hem0frhOgo OF the lungs while partlCl
pating Ia the sham battle, lilo
was brought homo Saturday morn.
ing aud that day died from ite
eilecla. Az the battle OF
Petersburg no was shot In the lunga,
which hns troubled him ever since, The
funeral took place on Monday from his
residence on ROIen0erry street,
On Saturday afternoon last was wilt.
messed Que OF the olOsoet gOmea Of base
ball played In Alliance for some time,
between the Wllmota aud tho Nickel
Plates, OF Alliances but wo are sorry 10
aay tho Waiting club PROVED themselves
10 bN towards OF the ufst water, Before
the game commenced AN agreement was
entered Into that the Wilmots should
have 30 minutes In which to prepare 10
take tho train, Az the close Of tho aoy.
onth inning tho score stood 10 8 In
favor OF the Wllm0te, when II was yot 80
minutes I'LL train time. Tho WilmOts
NJ this juucturo refused TO play longer,
claiming they hadn't time 10 catch tho
train, when n llyo'minuloe' walk would
have brought th0m there, Every In.
ducement was ollorOd them 10 play tho
game out aud tho Alliance boys offered
TO pay all their expenses but 10 no avail
According 10 league rules II club re'
fuses 10 llnish gam0 they forfeit II, A
large amount OF money waa up on the
game The Nickel Plates offer 10 play
them any time for $50 side,