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Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
The Iime.Kiin Club.

ST hearn sermon de odder Sunday"
said Brother Gardner, as he rose up and
nodded TO samuel Shin TO turn down the
lamps little and economic on ola
sermon by a white Clergyman dat can't
make at me nohow. He lowed dat de
world had grown wicked at de rate OF ten
per cent. per var fur de last five y'ars, AN
announced dat de increase
| of preachers about twelve per cent. He
was panied TO diskiver a CROWN lethargy
lin de cause of religun, but announced
dat 3S44 new churches war built last var.
He was made sad to learn dat crime was
Iincreasin' all ober de world, but fgRered
dat twenty-five evapgtlists had been
steadily at work seekin to turn people
| from de error OF DER ways.
81 can't list make 1t out. II de world
am CROWN wicked In de face of oil dat
christianity am dom dar's sunthin'
wrong. 1900 new churches and 1000
peachers bring about feeling OF lethargy
on de subject Of Christianity, we'd better
build mo- stores and fewer churches. If
Moody and Sankey am increasin' crime
instead of reducin' de record, dey had bet
ter be called in.
"De fack am, my friends, dar was no
call Tor sich q sermon, an no pertickler
cause TO abuse de world. True Chris
tianity am held In de same reverence as
hundred Vars ago, but Christian hypo.
crisy am easier to see frew. We am placed
heah as free moral agents. If one man
feels dat he can't be saved widout sartin
amount of sigin' an prayin' repentance he
should be allowed his way. II anoder
man holds dat he kin occupy front seat
at de circus widout crime bein' charged
up to him by de recordin' angel, you has
| no right to pitch into him. II religun
am not matter of conscience what am
| itl If conscience guides one man to de
right an anoder to de left, you has no
right TO admire one an condemn de oder.
Judge not that We be not judged
"An' when you come to average up de
world 1t isn't so VERY bad. Consider our
|ills-our burdeps-our sorrows-our woes
and sappointments-de numberless set
backs an painful surprises human flesh
am heir to, an'da man who steadiastly
refuses to offend again de law or de NOR
ais OF society am worthy OF all admira-
ton.
81 want you to go to de circus, but
|doan' scandalize your naybur.
81 want you to 20 to de theater, but
doar' use money dat should 90 to pay an
honest debt.
81 want you to sing an dance, but
doan' skip Thursday evenin' prayer
meetin to do it.
81 want you TO keep yer eyes open in a
boss trade, but doan' let de contribushun-
box pass widout your dime.
81 want you to sympaihize wild de
heather OF Africa, but keep little money
by you for de heather in your own
nayburhood. Let us now purceed to at
tack dc bizness of de mcetin'."
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
FIFTH EpITlIl

"A. A fine saddle nonn
cigar store, Sixth a SS9y w !, ito,A
b, UrsnoI & Co. ars sel %'U,ls',ea
new. ~ cts.i q stvlaI
r. W. wol,ers is osr.,,
greatly Rs. reduced rate. NJ ~ vfhi1g clot
west e., corner secor sV and a 1s,..lo']
The Kempa famiIn marie!
SnS s ~ Rising H Sun, Md.s' ' ,se CIV
Ing. W." next Tueds|
The ferryboat A,ct;o
1 nse HARLAN u and HoIli Ss' SroI
ed. evening 10 IN
The ferryboat ,olnu,,
thoroughly overhau lUla, taet
= Hollingsworth Oom r " Toe
port yesterday for P PiipsSy \
., Shoemaker & Co. receI,. ,pa y
shipment by car this Awe, ihs
pendent buyers amons 'isoa.
~o o., 90 well to see thu l'
Presby terrain Cburcs @lsq d
afternoon at the house a n J.. y
near kocklAnd. "'aOd
Tho employees of tn. s..o
are undergoing a physicaIss,un
and those who do M, 'a o.
standard required are dis VJS, y
Henry W. Morrow s,a,, a,' I
n ~ N Tor q two weeks TIN IN N ~ y
sand Islands. "4u 'ls
A strawberry festival b,,,
on very successfully for =, a O' ~
evenings in Madeley chan, e %
continue this and to mo;r5 ps', J.. y
Hon. VIM. L. Scott, Of Ri. w "
stated, has written a letter N ~, a. I
commitments, in which be saw ~ ' \
ofice OF Secretary of the T,S', a y
been offer d to him by Prpsi5.Da,'
iand, aud that he shal assnms1..
Immediately after secrelarv WV y
retires, in October. u
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
Another Shouting a Rair

Between and o'clock on Thursday
afternoon there was shooting affair at
Ninth and French streets which might
have resulted IL a murder. II seem
that white boy named McCsfferty.
about IL or Is years of age, residing on
Twelfth street near Lombard, became
engaged In an alteration with a colorel
boy about the same age, and they start.
ed to throw stones at each other. After
several had been thrown by each q
them, McCat1erty drew a six shoote,
revolver and fired six shots at his an.
tagonist, one of which barely missed
him aud struck the side of Mclean &
Kenda!l's building.
Mr.. Thomas P. Morelanl, Of the firm
of Paynser & MorelRnd, silver plsters
demonstrated with the young desperate
without effect, and he would doubtless
have fired the rem aiming three shot
had 1t not been for John Williams, {
colored man residing at No. 1921 French
street, who was going home FROM hi
work, and when he cav him shooting
took Inc revolver away from him anC
has 1T now in his possession.
1t is understood that the hoy pur.
chased the revolver a short time apC
from q storekeeper on Market street "a,
$l.oo, and NOT only the boy should bt
punished but the man who seld it t.
him should be arrested and made al
example of.
McCafferty 10 only one Of q larg
number of boys in the eastern part Q
the city VINO carry revolvers, and a
least half dozen OF their names ar
now IN the possession of a reporter O
the REPUBLICANS, who intends to han
them u Chief of Police Dougherty, q
it is his Intention to put atop to thi
dangerous practice. If parents will 6,
operate with the officers and see thi
their boys do not have firearms in the
possession, they may save Intensely,
considerable trouble aud expense.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

The long Trial in the United "
Circuit Court of Cadet FredeficfI
Merrick' s suit against the PennsyN.
Military Academy of Chester, Of W
Colonel Hyatt, formerly Of this ely
principal, yesterday resulted 10 a
dict for the plaintiff, with TIE ., osu'
assessed in the sum OF 80 wv,
Merrick received his injuries WI
pupil Of the institution III 1851 lli9
the premature discharge oil a ac salj
causing the lofs of a portion u py !.
his arms. AS counsel for tle us'7
asked for an arrest of judemelss
likely that reasons Tor gral'lls'
trial will be filed.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
Finger Amputated.

Yesterday afternoon John Schall, an
employe in the paint department of the
jackson & Sharp Company, caught the
index finger of his left hand In the cog,
Of the paint mixer and Tnangled 1t to
such an extent that when lie was taken
TO DR.. Mann's office, No. 6l9 Ess,
Tenth street, it was found necessary tc
amputate it. The same ply siclan alec
extracted the bail from the hand Of
young Blackburn, who shot himself OIL
Tuesday last while carelessly handling
u revolver,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
ARE LOW

Ask any of our Customers
who have boughy of us since
our 10 per cent. reduction
on all Clothing for Cash.
We did this to reduce our
Stock, and are succeeding
amazingly. Our prices are
always low and marked in
plain figures on every gar
ment, but we mean to m Ike
them go that you cannot
help but purchase if you
need anything. Our stock
is not broken, and we have
an elegant assor ment of all
sizes and are rot dong this
to ciose out a few odd lots
or sizes. Call and convince
yourself that we mean ex-
aetly what we say. All the
latest novelties in Alpaccas
and Seersuckers for Summer
Wear.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
The Benefit Tonight

The Opera House should, and ne
doubt viii be packed tonight, On che
occasion of the benefit to Manager Sam
mis-. The largest bill ever announced
in this city will be given, by some Vi
the beat artists In this country, and al
in addition co this, the house will be
C osed after thia performance until next
3 .p5er Der, foI alterations and improve
nenrs, every one who possibly can
should attend. Manager Sammis
should have bumper, to show tue up
probation ia which neis held by the
patrons Of the drama in this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
supreme Grand unnnoir.

The two hundred and tenth quarterly
meeting Of the Stevens Supreme Grand
Couroil Of the Grand United 7. K.
Order Of the Daughters and Sons OF St.
Luke, OF North America, convened at
National Hall, Ninth and Walnut
streets, ut 10 o'clock ON THURSDAY
morning.. with delegates present from
New York, New Jersey, Peunsylvs n Ia
and Delaware. The Council lie nearly
fifty eight years old, but this Is the frst
time II has ever convened In this city
The delegates are being entertained by
Goodwill Council, No. 20, Of this city,
and were served with dinner on Thurs
day In the hall. A grard reception was
given In the evening In honor of the
visitors, and the festivities were con.
tinued until q late hour.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
A state Convention

In the interest Of temperance and reform
Will be held in UCurt House hall. Dover,
Representative In Congress, and transact
other business. Time Of opeQing, II l6a am,
Realizing the fact that our ballots are the
only effective weapons with which to subdue
tho rum power and stop It's awful rayaees,
We call upon all good cit gems 70 unite with
US in cur efforts 10 secure this end, NEE. in
your respective hundreds ard wards on Sat
urday, June l., and appoint delegates and
aiternate3 TO the convention. information
as TO the number o delegafes ard order3 for
excursion tickets by railroad will be fur.
nlshed by Alfred Gawthr0p, OF Wilmington
ior New Castle County; W. n. Browp 81
wyoming, for Kent COUNT; u. q. Lewis. Of
I-ewes. for Sussex County. BY order Ot the
. axe Committee, X. n. COOPER,
Chairman.
hooRToT, June l, 1885. je3.th,s m " fist
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
I'll. marx Morgan IpJartd.

as the steamer Mary MasSs M
about swinging around az ~ u. mi
street wharf last evening ~, W. AtC|
was blown by the fe1y % r A,S
which was on the way 10 ln l1o, nj ID
of the Harlan g. HollingsE .rap d
p pany, When the bridsetend de . s ! ~ NJ
draw around with sucl Io'g Worgau,
damage the cabin Of ne n. M Srjdge, q
also mashed the raj. Of tue t 1f, SalIsts
ing q loss of some nunu''N
the county to pay Gn'
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
Good Prices

Frank @. stidham, aacu %, /
eighteen head Of hoI TTa,r ID at
tyson, at Chester, on on, T NJ tsis inamI
average 1--WE were 81 purchased BY If v, s5 5efoo
of our city, which tscs Nv, .H0 II a feat
appears TO regard as R'"u u
IN hia hat.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
2 REAKEAsT.
JMPoKrANr DENTAL NOTICE.

The undersl gned. for many years 90
resident Dentist of Newark, Del, (SySSszszzssas
has, at the solicitation OF num-SIOIy
Der Of friends, decided to spend every Mon
day az Delaware City Hotel, and every We'd
nesday and Friday at 229 Shipley street,
wilmington, where he would be pleased to
see any ono who may wish to consult him In
fie'ereaee to any Dental Operations needed.
ms am here az ut the office of DIX .HAlNES
q SUN Nj WAkK shall always be ts give
the greatest comfort and satisfaction for the
least possible amount of money.
Il. W. HAINES, ID. u. s.
Alternate days Tuesday, Thursday and
aturdays at the Homo Once in Newark,
where one Of US will always be found.
lels d&W.Im
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
,.,,,s, soldiers Dying Like no. =,

CAIRO. june 17.-AppSlpli.gI!s; s @I TO;
ty is reported among Tue 0 One hunil
and six men Of the Dof's sso 'H nsoai
OF five hundred inyaliuSS , S from b
10 Cyprus, ten droppeu u''
on SnndaY last.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
at2 o'clock, p. m,

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with three
story brick dwelling thereon erected, situate
In the city OF Wilmington, formerly Brandy
wine hundred, New Castle County, Dell.
bounded as follows TO wit:
Beginning on the ca iterly side of ! ammoIt
street, between Belts street and Marsh Lane
li6 feet from Belts street, thence easterly
parallel with Belts street and passiaR
through the middle OF the division wall SO
feet q inehes, TO the westerly side ola feet
wide alley leading from Belts street TO Marsh
Lane, thence thereby southerly IA feet 10
land now or late Of John q. jackson, thencs
BY the same westerly parallel with Betts
street ami passing through the middle Of the
division wall 50 feet inches to The said side
of Lammot street and thence thereby norther-
IL feet TO the place Of beginning with the
privilege Of the use Of the said alley 10 COM
mon with other owners forever. Book NJ,
Vol. ~, Page 25b &C
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty Of Martha A. Maris, surviving Mort.
gagor and EXecutrx OF Joshua Marie, d.
ceased, and I. rs. and 10 be sold by
THO MAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sheriti's Ottice, Wilmington, Juno 9th,
1859. ll2-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
A Three Y ears, CHRONIC NeurnIgIa
.pSa.Iy

MY DEAR DOCTOR ToMLINsoH:--it gives
me great pleasure TO ada my testimonial to
that Of others in favor Of the Celebrated ii.
II. II. MEUlClNE-D. ID. I. l8osn-as a
remedy for both man and beast. For
nearly three years was afflicted with neu.
ralgia, and tried various remedies with only
temporary relief, until latter being confined
to my bed for eight Teegs) was induced TO
try your valuable medicine. ! grow better
from the time commenced applying It, and
after using Dut four bottles tho pain left me
entirely. and have since had No return OF
the trouble. have econ It used in casSs oil
rheumatism with the same good effect and
can truthfuly say that / fully believe 1t
will do all you claim forit Yours truly,
JOHN KlRKBlIDE,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
AZ .aynes Recommenoo''". N

On "wednesday last r..t tng 81, ]
Conference Of tho o. F fensrsi d b B.
T. Il. Haynes for.sppolha'ittbts late
siding Elder to succo'u ~
MILKY,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

Tie Heavenly Recruits, worshipinq
in tent on "a lot at Tenth and French
streets, owing TO the great success which
has attended their efforts, have deter
mined 10 contin 10 their tent meetings
the balance of this week and all mex
week, The anxious bench ia crowded
nightly with those asking pardon fol
their sins. Rev. Mr.. Trumbauer, tb,
minister, is very much encouraged, ant
looks forward to great revival.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

The following described real estate, viz.
All that certain lot, pie,e or parcel OF land
situated In the village OF Odessa, and bound
ed as follows to wit:
Beginning at stone in Main sire et a
corner OF this and other lands Of said atm Sn
thence up said street north west direction
90 feet to the line Of land OF Francis Il. II att,
thence with the line 0 said Hyatt south
westerly direction about 800 feet to tho line
OF land OF Daniel CCroit thence with The line
of eaid Coibit n south-e2sterly direction 90
feet the line Of land Of said IatE an.
thence with the line Ofslid Tatnun a north
eastcrly direction about 80 feet back TO
Main street and place Of beginning, contain
ing therein abOu. 81 o. square feet of land
be tho same more or less, with two-story
frame house, shop and stabling thereon cree.
ted
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF deorse Kunpel and Frederi-
CT Kunpel, his wife, and I. Is, and to be sold
by THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sheritt's CHice, Wilmington, June 10th,
1880. liz eodts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
Rerurned Home

Funeral Director J Goxs has been q
Who for the past two days d%nTepti0u |
Z s Eaassol p' re that state return
home last night.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
,ops,ers and Fish

Powell will have srQ II. s ssiiiIsi y I,
Third street market u Va cannot 10 gu
aro all fresh caught Ill"
passed.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
To the Proprietor of The H. H n. MEDI.

ClNf,
DEAR SIR can hardly restrain my en-.
thuslssm over the virtues Of your wonderful
medi,ine. My boy suffered for thirteen
months from spine diseate and paralysis Of
both legs, and was not able TO walk during
all this timo, being confined to his bed, per
fectly helpless. hialegs were drawn up and
his znees beca ne thoroughly stiff He en-
dnred great pain during his long conhne-
mert, aud only partial ease coula be given
him by bolstcring up all parts of his bod
with pillOws and other soft contrlvapces, and
his general condition go dalicate that the
ieas, movement Of his body was followed by
W etched torture. appealed to eight dlf-
ferent physicians and applied to two promi
nent hospitals for treatment, but IN CHI In
! stance the case was given up as a hopeless
ora by the regular practit oners after a care
ful examination. Your IL. ii. II. MEDI-
| GIN being brought to my notice, / com
4 menoed its Immediate use. and in marvel.
lousy short time (after using three bottlesl
ms almost super .h1man cure was broug hi
abou'. We are ali overioyed at the result,
ald r commend with all sincerity the use OF
the II. IL. Ii. MEDICINE for invalids, who
should no. despair until they have tested Its
mysterious qualities
PATRICK MoOOOL,
ls03 Ludwig ST., West Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

Rev. j. l.. Houston; who has been
residing in Maryland for the past year
is now visiting friends in our city. He
Is enjoying good health and is looking
quite well for = man Of his years.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

now going on. E StsS and gents s ,So'
e, .sI5 p pss p.i h'nf bankrupt '''''
Market street,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
DouDRErrE AS A rERriLIzEn FOR

DOuDRErTE AS A FERTILIZER FOR
l. Germ. oats, citronH egg plants tomatoes
potatoes fiOwer-beds and grass piats, straw
berries, raspberries, blacRberries anda all
vegetables, or anything requiring quick
gro Nth, cannot be equalled. Tho Pou ilette
am now manufacturing is Of the best quail.
ity.and rich In all that TENDS to IN AXE good
fertilizer. To give corn an early start tand
20 Tut It beyond the reach OF the cut worm
or to prevent the yel0ws, 1t has no superior,
and do not think II has It's equal. The
farmer who uses ton or two on his corn or
vegetables requiring quick growth. insures
himself GOOD crop. The price is so moder.
ate, only Sl4 per ton, Is such as to put 1t
within the reach OF all. ASK any one who
has used II. We can refer TO hundreds 1.-THE
better plan is to try It yourself and then you
need not trouble any one for intCrmation),
and they will endorse all claim for II; that
10 Is quick in It's action aud pushes the corn
ahead 50 rapidly that 1t is comparatively
safe from cut.worm or yeliows Try IL and
DO satisfied. Also, a splendid lot OF fish and
niRht-soll compost, good order for ship.
ping in cars or otherwise. Send ia your
orders early, Respectfully yours,
ID. p HAMILTON,
ll2S Orange street, Wilmington, Del.
or at the mandatory, uarescne's Lane.
j. Il. JONES, agent, COL Orange street.
For reference amply TO s Rodmond Smith
John q. Baker william =. Bullock, Henry
LentE, David LentL, Charles Rumford, and
many others. JENNY film
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

Come to 1O2 East Fifth street, and SEE
the Piano your grandmothers used il
1885, T. NJ. Wier.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
D. D. TOMLINSON.
Prop. of H. H. II. Medicine,
1892 MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DEGIsTER,s oRDFR-


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
June 9TH, 1885.
William Hewes, administrators of OLIVER
u. PARRY, late OF BrandyWine Hundred,
Ia said county, deceased, 1t ia ordered
and directed by the Register that the
Administrators aforesaid, give notice of grant
Ing OF letters of Administration upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, By causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty DAYS from the date
o. such letters in six of the most public places
of the county of New Castle, recurring all
persons having demands against the estate TO
present the same, or abide by an Act of AS
sembly in such case made and provided and
also cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, n
newspaper published In the city OF Whining
ton, Del, and TO be continued therein three
weeks, (e. o. d.
- Given under the hand and Seal OF
l.. $. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
- Wilmington. In New Castle County
Ioloresaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims against
inc estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly atteated 10 the Administrators on
or before June 9Th, 1857, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
MARY PARRY,
VIM. HEWES,
Administrators.
Address, Talleyyille, New Castle 90.
. lel0-3w-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

CHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ OF Lsvari Facias TO ne dire sted
wall be exposed to public sale. AT the hotel
now occupied by Charles w. Lloyd, in
Odessa, In st. Georges Hundrtd, New
CASTLE County, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Both, 1850.
at23l O'CLOCK d. m.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18
BustletOn (2si Ward], Phiiadolphil

1--WE Find the III. H. Ii. MedfeIne
the most s4lable OF any similar preparation
and now 1t appesrj from the increased de
mand for the article that 1t will supe rsede
all medicines on the Pacific Coast - X :. II
McpO AID CO., Wholesale Druggist
San Fr2nciEco, Gal.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

TEYANrED--A GIRL To DO GENERAL
w house work, at eos West 10Th street
ie18tf
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

NTANTED-A Roy ABOUT IS YEARS
wv old Apply at thoe factory, 3rd and
Orange streets it,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

YXTAHTED-A GOOD COMMON CAKE
w baker; also plain caniy maker on
general work. Apply at s3l Market street.
lels.2t
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

yXTANTED-A aIRL AT BAYNARD'S.
wv Delaware avenue and Jefferson
street, Jel8-2t
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

L7OR SALE CHEAP, A FINE SADDLE
II pony. Atcigar store, 9th and Wollas'
ton street. iel6.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

"ANTED-A GIRL FUR GEN ERAA
Wy housewoIk, at 40SsKing ct. jelS-2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

EJR SALE--6 SHARES OF CENTRAL
~ National Bank and Security Trust 90.
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON x 90. icls-f
Daily Republican., 1886-06-18

Moorros, June !, 1888. ic8.th.s 4a m Wis.,, fsi