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We will -oll !ou furniture ON the
iu,tailmut plan Toy the week or
month in small payments We win
not charge YOU cNorbiHut prices for
goods but viii sell YOU just rs cheap
%, + you were paying cash Call and
examine our goods aud be convinced.
DENNIS X POSTAL
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b. Bennett ufRunusoo, Is candidate ful
Justlvr OFF the lyHur 'Hg precinct SO, D. NrlpI
ugu county. subject Gao tine action 40 thg 1amu.
rHVy.
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LF Iu'arIi.a candidate fof county rfea"
.fet at thu coming .Ic'fYu. slb..gi Co., iHr Ac
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70 mobile, isauauiidHto fnr Che ufl., ut
constable precinct SO. 0, MclcuuHu county,
subject Geo ,hu action Of tue democratic lArty
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luE cor Say COMMISSIONER
"a o. eh,,m.uul lateuo Us uoauli'Nto mr
lhr oi' 'ro. ruwmhslur of precinct 80 $40
wHUrHCY.
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with diligence, and placed u strict
watch upon all the outlets from the
city, As Constable Jenkins was re-
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49, 20 Wacsmoui sNcsudllAlr ui pou,ta-
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Wsa.e authorized g. aualIl,. geo. F-..'
h Robertson 20 candidate i0f o.. egis.aiaf
st.le r.tf general election in November s|f
',st q. 100. s.tlou Hf tAr irIa CRAVE ra.F
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT


We--.. i.tH t.fsl go ANNOUNCE l.t. '
Garrison q Henderson. as candidate fYf tlc
.flrs 9f state loraptrol4er at the next general
.igrgHa m November, subject 90 % seton n'
4. ucgraN. ocrFnr'."u.
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=. WrGty authorized tu announce D. " Mak4r
~ "a candidate for Justice Ut thu peace tr Iru.
viuui ST. O. NvleuHUu. ,Hua'y
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N,ta- H,auilHte nr lax 'u.utr" H
I.UHru county
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Ws ~. authorized 90 Auuuuuoo 7. D rrm
Hs candidate iJf .aG assessor OF N.I"h.HH
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We.-...,a t.tsl, announce l.a. e. i
srrisoa q Henderson. as candidate fYf tlg
ace q state ,omgtfoAet At ihe mex g,eueta!
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L,lR IHt tap'-itI'ht
Judge N.W. Ist,a.lofit.. %. 100 .aa..
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1 robertson &c candidate for o.. .egls .ai.f- .
.tthe next general eject W" 30 NoFrmte' ''' .
.aty..th1fl4e8 90 auHoYaec Hf f.a .
.ii.sAsa candidate Tor 'Ac Legislator. '.
az 500 tho A0uHa n ihc .s~I 'A'ie da'iy
f.E FioArEa..uf iuttet IMPOSED Of t4e
.a.nt.es of Nl.l,nusa Fails asa L'uest.lc
$50 .:e Authorized 'N anlogu.e tHfi joan
= Elau " y aro as % .1iaate f4t 'le .ts.''
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Ny ufr authorized q, announce ur Aulr.N
Goddard ~ 10 candidate. f,r county surveyor ui
MrLcuuAu county. subject 600 The action 10 tHc
democratic party
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me Popular Hemeales OF the Day. :
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"rincIpS Ohlcc, S3l Main ST., LOUISVILLE ~
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Hr tfr Authorized % HHuuaurN -au d..
Nurw .Hd o. H candidate f.f fr., lection fN ta,
Ifh,tui Assessor ui NDlUnunu county.
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UlI. U..l,. DO. farmer. ol1 lr.uI b, a
..ul.l.H. uf tax u'scssur N0Lcuuau ,H..ty.
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IS rrr h.fhHf.t.t goo zuuu. I..u cook
t.u candidate .f.f sheriff ut y ir.ua|. ut..u..
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H..u. a.'h.r.. 3 r alua.n.. $50 ".
.-I. Yz DBL .aUHilatr iur su.r|d Nl 81. I.r .u
.nl.t.. a' fIr ..N' election
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NcArrAu hotit,i % ANNOUNCE Hr JYo +
q IIsuu A- tftu iliHfy fYr sheriff of N.l.uuan
county. % t., next election
,NMR A--L--LN
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
wsv salt meats mr.. High,

Il 10 wsll-known by those who use
them that salt meats are higher now
than they have been for several years.
when they ought 70 be cheaper. A
we'll known butcher and dealer In salt
and fresh meats stepped into the RE.
PUBLICAN office this morning and ex.
planned how the dealers In fresh and
salt pork in Delaware, Maryland and
Pennsy lvania had organized combi-
nation to keep up the price Of pork.
He SAYS they have signed an agreement
10 forfeit $500 II they sell ut any time
one below another. The prices thus
being placed ut high figure and made
uniform by all provision dealers, they
are masters OF the situation and laugh
at all efforts made TO compete with
them.
The REPUBLICANS informant says
there IL one thorn In the combination'i
pillow and that 10 New Jersey. The
provision dealers of that State would
not enter the combination and are conse
quently enabled to sell pork meats ont
or two cents cheaper pound, and 1t II
said that number Of the retail provi.
sion dealers of Wilmington have csugh
on to the New Jersey idea and are hav
ing their pork, salt and fresh, sent Il
| Wilmington by Trenton wholesale
dealers. II Trenton can supply vii
ming ton with cheaper pork, as 1t Is SAID
she can do, lively trade Is likely tt
spring up between the two cities.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
Death of an Kstimab,e Lady.

Last Saturday Mrs. sallie T., the
wife Of George A. LeMsistre, died ct
the residence Of her husband No. 1913
Washin aton street. after an illness OF
about six months. Mrs. LeMaistre was
we'll known in this city through her
connection with many charitable ASSOC
Citations. She Was y conscientious mem
Der of the Second Baptist Church, and
Ms one Of the leading spirits in the
Women's Christian Temperan ce Union
was instrumental In bringing Maybee
and English to this city. She was also
member of the National Baptist Mis-.
sionary Society, and took considerable
interest In the establishment of the
Home Missions In this city. The fu-
neral will take place at 10 O'Clock to
morrow morning from her late resi-
depce, and the interment will be 1t the
Wilmington and Brandy wine Gene
terry.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02

Geo. H. Monck ton and family have
gone ON visit to Buford Mills, Pa.
r. o. Janvier, salesman of the Cs-,
pelle Hardware CampaDy. is visiting
Yerkes, Pa.
Helen Grove, OF Philadelphia, is Sc
riously sick at the residence OF friends
near Rising Sun, Christiapa Hundred
Theodore Fincber, formerly employed
by JOHN q. Brison, has secured posi-
ton at Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wallace aud
daughter are boarding at the Brandy
wine Springs.
Robert L. Ocheltree, book keeper for
the Cspelle Hardware Company, is
visiting friends in the country.
Elmer T. Bye, book keeper for D..
Jones, Jr., hes gone on two weeks
isit to friends in Clinton County, Pa.
M. Richenberger and j. Saunders
started on Saturday morning for ATTAIN
tic City, where they will spend a short
vacation.
VIM. H. Baker, No. 1112 Walnut
street, lost o small account book Last
| Wednesday evening, for which he will
pay suitable reward to the finder.
John Mclaughlin started to day forla
two weeks visit TO Avon.SpriBge, Liv-
ipgston County, N. Y, for the benefit
of his health.
Miss Name Elliott and Miss Kate
Corbit are spending part OF theiI
lsummer vacation on O farm near Mar.
shall. ton, Pa.
Misses Clara and Josie Pole, nieces
of Magistrate Pole OF Philadelphia, are
depending part Of their vacation with
irelstives III this city,
William Bradford, who came 20 tbi,
lofty from EttisburR, Va, last week, tt
Isttend the funeral of his father is still
in town visiting friends, some of whom
he has not seen for thirty years.
W. g. Farra, representative to thu
IGrand Legion, 8. X. OF A. o. U. W.
and joseph j, Adams, e. s. W., iet
this city this morning TO attend the ar
mai session at Syracuse.
Misses Cora and lobe First, of IL
, diana, are visiting L. w. Stdham, o
this city, and propose to participate 4
the Kelley Lyct um excursion TO A tlar
tic City on Thursday.
II Complaint is made that the weeds i
the yard on Stallcup Run al d Secon
street need cutting badly, and the at
tentioD of the proper authorities is re
lquested.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
emma Hopkins Again.

About 1880 O'Clock last Saturday
night word was received for police Off
GERS to come over Market street bridge
and quell a disturbance. Officers Hanna
and Broadhart responded, and found
the notorious Emma Hopkins, colored,
very drunk, and threatening to whip
every body In Paschaps row. They
took her to the hall, after considerable
trouble, and this morning she was or
raigned before Judge Bharpley, on q
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
As usual Emma had an infant, probably
. year old, In her arms, and that fact,
as was no doubt intended, rather puz-
zled the Judge, as he did not like the
idea OF sending the child to Jail, but
upon learning that Emma had only re.
cen tly go out, and had the child with
her at that time, he imposed o fine Of
81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
FOURTH EDITION


In the c. 8. Senate on Saturday, Mr..
HoAr's resolution for the appointment
of O committee 70 inquire into the 81
pediency of, and plan for, celebrating
the 1901 anniversary Of the Constitu.
ton, and the 400:h Of the discovery of
America, was considered. The resolu-
ton was modified, at the suggestion Of
Mr.. Hawley, so M to direct the com
mittee of seven (of whom one shall be
the presiding officer Of the Senate) to
consider the expediency Of properly
celebrating, at the capital OF the Repub-
lie, these two illustriuus anniversariee,
and, II said celebration shall be deemed
expedient, shall report on the method,
cost and general plan thereof ut the
next session Of Congress, and was
adopted. The House bill to extend the
system for the immediate delivery Of
letters was reported and placed on the
calendar. AFTER o secret session the
Senate adjourned.
In the House the conference report on
the River and Harbor bill was rejected.
A further conference was ordered. Mr..
Randall Of Pennsylvania, from the
Com mittee on Appropriations, reported
Joint resolution extending until the
| 10th of August, the provisions OF the
joint resolution providing temporarily
| for the expenditures OF the Government.
He asked for the immediate considers
ton, but Mr.. Hiscock of New York OBJ
jected, and 1t went over. The Alien
ILandholders' bill was passed.
II provides that no non resident allen
or foreigner, nor any resident alien oil
foreigner who has not declared his In
tention to become q citizen OF the
United States, nor any corporation oil
association wherein, at most, ont-tentt
of Its stock or right ofproperty Is owned
or controlled by aliens or foreigners
shall acquire or own, hold or possess, BY
right, title or descent accruing here
after, any real estate In any OF the Ter
ritories OF the United States; provided
that the act shall no. apply to the rea
estate necessary for the construction ant
Operation OF any railroad.
Mr.. Forney, Of Alabama, from the
COMMITTEE on Appropriations, reported
back the Fortifcations Appropriation
bill with Senate amendments, with .
recommend alton that all the amend
Iments be non -concurred in. Mr.. But
terworth, of Ohio, moved that the Hous
recede from it's disagreement to thu
amendment establishing q plant at thu
frankfort Arsenal, Philadelphia
House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
,John WaIlsmith's BABY.

Holm Wallemith, the Dotel co
nlayer of the First Regiment bsn'
never happier than when he x set
forth soft, melodions notes from De-,
,ifnl cornet. Coming into lDe nd
LICAN office this morn'Le ~ ~ ~
smith said 10 the reporter ' TnU :
II have a baby l want TO SNOW
Tho reporter told him lie baa G ha b,
HE experience in babies aua no " ~
narticnlar need OF aoy moto ~, "
article Just now. But Wai :. nw
another kind of q baby 10 SUI snoT ~
proceeded to unlock ana t M n
Pr U'bsr'covered case a beaptilnl
lea.n 40 gold lined and chased, y
oneDtbird the sizs oithe common n nj
Int possessing the same pom s,n,ent'|
VI pu y 10 Vas q handsome ins,i nme sioi
sa y, my corueti,t rolled ont IN melo,5
-, aot ,s .;The Last Rose OF summit
novs evident that 1t was as s"e M,
as handsome in appearance. ,a,v mi
az lin saws be will use his ne" ~ ~
slni.n a '" 1ext Sunday evening . ~
% eEra az din PARK al Eighth an pn 4
lin H. streets. Henry DisIon, = fact}
n nh musical instrument nla91 iiptl1
pn ,s = ~ maker OF this splendid ~. h.''
Is tne niH ma has constituted MI.
smith ami 900 Monroe s .Ie .sl a. Of il
AGENT in this city for inc ''
strum eDts.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
The President and His Cabinet,

The President and Mrs. Cleveland
will go TO the Adirondacks az soon as
possible after the adjournment of Con-
Rress. Mr.. Bayard will probably spend
the most OF August here, and then 90 to
Delaware. Postmaster General Villas
will go 90 Wisconsin, as soon rs he can
make his arrangements. Secretary La
mar has projected trip to the North.
west and the Indian country. ATTIC rney-
General Garland, as Is known, will
take long rest at his home in Arkan-
sas. Secretary Endicott will soon join
his family at the seashore In Massa
chusetts, and Secretary Whitney will
20 TO Mrs. Whitney at Newport.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
FIFTH EDITION.
TheActuarv,.

M. y hAnNHt
oo nns tenth nth annual report Of H..
3 1.saa;.' ESQ, actusry OF the h nsliy Q.
nnssoGlstion for the EducatioVr ~ p,snIasara
PEOPLE, has just been i,s n.,9n Oh Colors
That when Mr.. Conrad ws .u' and show
the position In 1876 there appointed d
Io2 o .nS schools in this S,,,s s"sliy
Gon..s SCHOLARS enrolled, Duri e, VII y
ooassa administration tbe,s ing lug MI,
a STEADY Increase, and Al n,s. nss oe,u
are sixty' nine schools opts ,sehl tns
city, with 1868 scholars en,nu ofthil
Dover school takes the LEAD y. y. hj
s osa Al sne state, and during tss az y
Years Wv, mat II has been in cbsro sae :, nv
nus B. McGinnis, has made , y, :, Ju]
vancement, and will now cor RAPID ~
xor ADJ, Swithlany Of the graded sSs.i !,
Inc other schools are all do,,
and the scholars of the Son,h us veil
scnooi under the direction of IN vsaa g
scott have made remarka6ls p.
Dufing the term just closed ,bs,s e
q, l66 50 distributed among ,t Sa. ~ Y
Inc teachers employe ed dining 10y ~ sIAo S
year have been very efficient sn 'de I'm ~
gent In the discharge of their .a uiIli
they are all we'll educated ac,v ua, ~
Industrious, and are using ever '' AN sa
top to build up the school, ~, 'Aei
vance the pupils. During ,hs ,s-u u y. y
most OF the more conveniently io.. ~
schools were visited, either nv NJ SS
Isa hlmself' or Msssers McGIpnis
Dover, or Owens OF New Caste
In conclusion the report saws. urh
Inird annual institdte OF the tsashs,.
the State was held in Smyrna in FaS,'
airy, and although somewhat intsris,s
win ny the severe weather va, ~
outcome was satisfactory, and belsy
good results were attained. Tbsss n
stitutes are directed by the teachs,
themselves, and | am convinced ss,va
good purpose and are an encourarsms,
TO those taking part.
The county treasurers have n,ov,
themselves business like and efficient
the financial transactions Of thu vs,l
and l have been much pleased I'M
their evident desire to be promn,,0
accom- modating. For continued Nm
ness and consideration on The pan
the State Superintendent and sssistsI
! ! desire TO express my thanks and Al
probation.
"In closing, I desire to express 4
hope that the next General Assembly
the state may place Its stamp Of 4
proval upon the good work already d
compllshed by providing a further
crease in the amount annually appr1
priated by the State to this wort}
cause, and also devise some plan !
which suitable and com Portable bull
ings can be provided for the accommj I
dstion OF the colored school children
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02

About noon last Saturday o oolored
boy naiutd Mason entered the barber
shop OF Frazer Robinson, at Seventh
and French streets, with basket Of
bottles, when the proprietor and q
young man named Warren Wilson who
Is In his employ, began TO tease him
about n girl: Mason became very
angry and just as he was about to leave
the place turned and threw o bottle
with great force at Wilson, who
was standing few feet distant
The missile struck him on the forehead
and inflicted cash about three inches
long, which bled freely. DIR. Brown
was summoned, and upon making an
examination found that an artery had
been severed. He succeeded In taking
1t up and dressed the wound.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
RRiding the Fakirs.

Last Saturday evening rs Mayor
Rhoads was passing along Market street
be noticed that at Fourth and also at
Fifth and Market streets, the sidewalks
were blocked SO that 1t was almost im
possible for perso MS to psss by tie
crowds attracted by street iakirs who
were usir their usual methods to dis
pore of their wares. AS soon as the
Mayor reached police station he &c.
tailtd Officer Neachem to notify them
TO cease their business and vacate the
stress. The order was promptly obey
Ell, AID 1t Is tie inteniion of the Mayor
to see that The sreets are kept clear Of
these itineraut dealers in the future.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02

Philip Satchell was before Judge
Shsrpley this morning charged with
being drunk and disorderly, and the
officer who arrested him said that be
found him On the street very drunk,
and making considerable disturbance.
In explanation, Philip told the Judge
that he had been working out In the
country, and that on account Of the heat
he was obliged to quit woik ON Friday
afternoon, and thought he would come
to town. Upon bis arrival he bought
some clothee, and then got to drinking,
after which some one stole his clothes
and money. He was sentenced to pay
q fine of 81 and cost.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02

BELFAST, Aug. l Serious rlOtin|
took place here last night and todd
A band of music yesterday marched
meet a party of Protestsnt Sundl
school children who were returnil
from an excursion, The crowd scco(
panying the band Rrosncd at numl
Of Catholics who were assembled
Carrick Hill. The latter replied v
stones and the others retslisted. w
rumors spread through0ut.the city az
large mob Of Oraugemen soon gather@
The police tried to disperse the CtO1
but their efforts were useless and I
Oranp emen continued to increate
mob attacked and wrecked laa
tavern owned by a Catholic nan
McKenna. The police freque1I
charged the mob but were repuI
with stones. The rioters then wrec4
q mum Der of houses believed to be /
habited by Catholics They uprOov
the pavement and fired volleys OF sto1
al the police. The latter were hna|
ordered to IRE bucksbot, and the ca,
mand was promptly obeyed.
A boy named Knox, VITO was 81
on an GRAND, was shot dead. N
persons were wounded, some oil "
seriously. The riot had now rescJ
such proportions that it was dee9
necessary to call out the military
rioters were apparently awed by
appearance of the soldiers and
dispersed to their homes.
The fighting was renewed, ho"eJ
| today, and the police were agsln q
| PEELED to fire on the mob. Many
the rioters were:wounded. suofea155
ly the mob wrecked several puila9
| and the military were again ssInmo1
Many OF the policemen were Daa!y
by missiles thrown at them U!
| rioters. Forty-six arrests have
| made. The police and cavalry afs|
| trolling the streets
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
His Sixth Year.

William r. Long entered upon his
sixth year with the REPUBLICAN this
morning. In the past five years be hs,
rarely been absent from his post, and
although the exactions on his time and
energy have been rather trying occa-
sionally, he Is to day ~ ready for duty
as when he first essayed to WELD the
reportorial pen. Five years have made
changes In most other Offices, but Mr.
Long, with Mr.. Hersey, who has been
employed for a much longer term, con
tinues TO contribute to make the RE
PUBLICAN interesting to its 25,00t
readers, and the days paes along witt
30 little friction as to be rather pleas
ant to all parties concerned, and WI
presume that the association will con
tinue and the coming year will b.
equally as satisfactory.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02

A telegram from Butte, Montana, gives
details OF the drowning of Miss Jane Nc.
Arthur in heroic effort to cave the lives
OF others. For year past she has been
conducting cattle ranch on the Upper
Sun river. With lher aged mother, She
was encamped on the bank of the river
when Judge Armstrong, with his wife,
daughter, aged Is, son aged II, and a
sister attempted to ford the river with Il
four horse team. The horses became I'm.
fuly, ran into deep water and spilled the
family into the rapid current. Mont
could swim. Miss Macarthur, seeing the
accident, plunged in and successful,
saved son, daughter and mother. Coins
back for the sister, she was seized in {
death grip by the drowning woman and
both were lost.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02

A market train on the Lebanon valley
Railroad, in mis- State ran into n washout
near lDerry station yesterday morning.
Engineer Stanton was killed and Fireman
Rooms fatally injured.
At Horton, Michigan on Saturday
morning, Stephen Decker, farm hand
and two small children of T 4, Granger
were riding on dump board, when The
horses became frightened. All three
were thrown out and the children wer,
hurt by the fail, while the lines caugh
Decker's foot and he was dragged SOM
distance Decker and one child are DO
expected to survive.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
Enjoying the Brandywine.

Yesterday morning William Cam
bridge, who lives out In the country,
came to town to see some relatives, and
as they drank each others health too
numerously, William got considerably
more aboard than he could carry. He
wandered ont the Brandywine, where
be laid down to sleep off the effects, but
his nap was rudely disturbed by an
officer, who took him to the hall and
this morning Judge Sharpley imposed
= fine of 81 and costs for his indiscre.
tiOn.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-02
Knocked Her Out In One Round.

Last saturday night, about IL O'Clock,
as Joanna Collins, q f1Ashy looking COL
ored damse was going along Front
street she lad some words with q col
ored man name Coulson, and 1t Is al.
legged struck him. His daughter Ella
learning OF the disturbance came to the
rescue of her father, when the pugilistiC
Joanna let go her right against Elias
nose, and knocked her out in one round.
Officers Cross and Broadhart arrested
both girls. and this morning they were
srrsiRned before Judge Sharpley, when
Joanna vented her spite and amused
the spectators by turning mp her nose a.
the officer while he was giving his evi
dence. After hearing the testimony
the Judge discharged Ella and imposed
a fine OF 10 and costs on the festiv,
Joanna.