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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

ChAW FoEnaNILLE, Ind, Sept 10
Miss l.ula Bates, ut Cincinnati, made
M ascension In gas balloon
from the lair grounds to-day aud
came near losing her life When live
miles north, aud halt mile above the
earth, -he attempted TO descend The
graphing hook caught but the ALL
chorngc was broken by strong wind
which carried her among some trees,
whore the balloon was torn. Tho
hooks gave away again and she shot
up three hundred feet, when tho bal
loon suddenly burst aud the basket
descended like lightning, She had
the presence Ot mind to brace herself
firmly against the top oil the baskol,
and thus saved her life. She wa, bad
Is Jared however.
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~ft, lui oh. .-aHulutr.
CAlvE-lu>. sept lO Thomas -
Is k.ndnll, late ire warden Of this city,
was found dent this morning In his
trout ynrd, corner ut Thirteenth and
aui Avenue y. Recorder fouiainr
held mn inquest over the remains and
clicitrd from witnesses the Hct that
dcrcn-pd Wn- uIdlclcd to the opium
lublt, und death resulted from Ali
overdose of opium taken with suici-
dial iuiouL Deceased WAS untivc Of
Illinois, wa, i6 years old, and leaves n
wife and iuu, children. Kendall was
NJ one time quite influential in city
polltic, aud hnd many warm friends
Last spriug the city council abolished
the oiliro oi lire warden, since which
time Kendall ha- been very intern
prratr and neglected to seek nnor
employ mrut.
I The weather on the island TO -day
has been threatening, with an occa-
-ioual shower, Everyone is wishing
Tor good heavy rain which II badly
needed
Il W McCulluugh, general south
crn passenger agent nt The Missouri
Pacific, i5 IN the city oh business.
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III" mig siriHaIn .eorsIn.

AUGUSTA, GA, sept. 10 Notice
lar been served upon the operative,
occupying houses owned by the Au.
gusta factory that they must yncnir
nj once ~ the houses arc waited inr
other operatives who arc going to
work
"lDhl Nh 'nu',uc iac,urivs wuuuuI
paying rent. Every thing continues
quiet aud unchanged abont the ml',,
but only few hands are working m
the picker room uf the Augusta mc.
tory. Efforts ARE still being mndc iu
compromise the differences between
tho factories aud the employees. Nor}
few of the 5000 hands out OF employ
mcnt have left the city. They ARE
waiting for an adjustment ot the dit
icrcnccs, proiorring 10 remain here
idle than to seek word elsewhere.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

CINciNNArrr ., Sept 10 Golden
smith, the twrnty-y year Old son ol
Judge fayettec Smiih attempted 10
KIN himself nj his fathers residence
Ia Ayondale yesterday lilo had been
IN school until th, summer when lac
went into business nj Midilotowu
Night before M-t he como home and
seemed much depressed, aud yc-trr-
day after broshiAst the family
was startled by the report Of II pistol
coming from his room, When they
opened the door lir vas found yIug
on the liunr witr = rry"hrf by hi-
side and II bullet huir ~ his eft side.
rhy siriana haye some hope II hIS rc
ouvery a qmrrcll with II young
ludy to whom hc was paying Mtcu
ton ID supposed 10 be the cause.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

inR OF Charles &. Fizer. well KNOW
Young drug clerk, by Tomas {. MI.
IL wilson went to house Oh H.,
border Of Lynchburg, whetc Al,
Jenkins who was his mistress. lived
lie found Flcr with th.
woman. rhry had some harsh words
Hhd walked out OF the house into a.,
apple orchard near 10y. the girl gainy
with ihruL When outside Mil.ou
drew H. pistola and shot + Irr throil,,i.
the lrit breast. the tall pn.,uI.
through hi lung. aud murnlN
w"unding him. fllrr prompt, drcN
bis pistol aud lirrd. but the bullet in
Stead OF hit'ing wilson, went throurL
ne Rir'- brain, killing her in-tnu.
W ll-"h to-day gave himself up Tlr
antir causes the most iutcnsr rN,lfr.
mcht, owing 10 the high social posi-
toh ni the Young men. Fl1rr is .ul
lingering, but no hope. are rutrr
tnined of his recovery.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

lIAl VI MIIIImm nnIlnIa.

CuAELEaIuN, -. g., oopr lu Not
much i. stirring 10 duy, beyond cyi.
deuco every where ot putting thing
in -hops again. The honrt ui survey
l. busy at work and has recommended
thar several building be- pulled down
and most ol ne massive front oi the
News and Courier building and it,
job office must come down, bul the
building containing the composing
room aud the press room h. pro.
ncuuced as absolutely safe, There b.,
little room for doubt that tho injury
to the city viii cAccrd the estimate oi
$4,000, 900, as every day develops dam.
ages previously unknown, ~ IN tho
case of the News and Courior building
for example. The rclici committee
has opened registry for mechanics
desiring employment whore citilrn-
can communicate with them aud
make engagements,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11
Q Hurg.

RUSSIA ASu omNAIN HARMONY.
rArs, -.pl lU Marquis T-eng
Chinese nu ls-udpr, rl.tr,i IN an ia.
trrN,rW III / hr I;utso- Chinese dihi.
culN has q ui-hcd
DALLAS -p plrH-Aur. ~ AHKEalEn
rNu-, sept TO- Two Italian oil
crr- have been placed under arrest IN
-nvoy charged with making skotcLc-
of lrcnch turts
Irr5ICu lNG rmE CHRISTIANS.
PANS 0cut 10 The Universe pub
l,-hrs IL Telegram from the Bishop Oi
Iouquiu -nylng, 100 christians hayc
been mas1Hrrod aud forty village
burned In the province OF Manko aud
mat 5000 christians are perishing OF
hunger.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11
~ HRIGIIiON nI.Tu
sis 'i"" i'cnt.. IL- winner. and
IhNIr IIinn-

Nfw )oRN, Srpt lu. The dr.I
race AT brighton Hrach. .3It mile
Annie Martin won bN Two lcnyil,.
'irll liinvcr. second; Nonsense tnirI
Time IL, ~
hr second race / mules rrsuli.
rd ins dead heat between NintI
II John aud King Rob. Unique hr
ins mira. Time lls At the tun.uil
hihR Bot won. Certificates pnid
f9l 30 straight
lhird race < mlc Belle u. wni
10y three Lengths; pllot second. Bon
ere, ihird, Time 1881 ~
Fourth rarc mile Elizabeth won
10y three lengths;Burgomastcrsecond
Time l.46
rum race : : mile Rarnum won
D,l two lengths; Treasurer. second
ferH Kyle, third. Time IIU.
sixth rucc n stc,plcrhasc fan
course SHrrN Maun won: Embnrpn
second. Time 5.lG.
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tind I"" ii.t0i- ut Ntut.
EASTMAN, ia, sept lu. D. II Eru.
tort, the hero "a douhl"mur,lci. ,,,,I
u fugitive from Justice fui four ,r,,r.
lihs Just been brought back ntI COW
nhcd IN IMiggs county iul In ISIS.
hohlord's wife died under rlrrnir.
stances which sug ggcstcd t.ul mt,u.
| On the trial for her murder Ben t,,J
'amr clear, but the public miud ,,,.
stu convinced thai hr was u,r
RuiliN rnrtN shortly aItrr E.ut,rt
engaged iu n hand hand nyht .v,t.
! d Woods The mcu were mtud
| 10y Joseph Juhu-ou, against whom,
hrhIurd vowed VENGEANCE. An hour
lhtcr Bcniurd entered II store ,,Iu.t.
lc found j ohnsou leaning against .li.
counter. We ~ once drew hi- rrtol.
Nei nhd ur"d, killing Johnson. nYd
turning Co thr door bee mc Mu,.l.
entering. lie cmpiod thr .r,ond
chamber NJ Woods. shooting luu
through the hear. aud Jumping over
his dead hody into the. street. O.
cHprd Since TINT time dr.crii,.-
employed 10y the relative. Ut ihp dead
men, have secured many mrts Ut tl.
luitcd states Tor the murderer
Recently the attention of t...
authorities at Carroll county. nu UI..
Alabama Iur. has bccu called tn tDr.
shs piriuus conduct ut "a muu who In
'hiod lhcrr two year. ngu, aud who
uuHriir Miss Matte " ord. d.tlrdnuyb.
ter OF n respectable farmer. IN. ~hrr.
III ot IWiLg- county Wu- sent for. nud
WIN the shrrlil of Carroll, an early
morning wish Vus mill T., tt,.. ..-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11
DAUK pi,opIILCi
4 N"Eress delays Hcr IuuernI 10 date
III" worlds end.

SAVANAIi, t,a., Sept. TO- In ne
grO hamlet in Liberty county, forty
miles from the railroad, last Monday
n ncgrrss apparently died, aud her
friends were sitting up with the
corpse, While the wake MAS ut lis
height the woman burst the glus, in
the rultinli aud assumed sitting
posture. \ stampede cu-ucd.
She eNtricntrd herself from the coi.
lin aud told her friends that the
end of the world wAs schrdulcd for
september 20, aud that she would die
al dawn Her doalh cusued ~ pre-
dicted, aud ON Tuesday night cumo
the earthquake. The negroes of the
entire nrIghburhood now look upon
the dead woman ~ "A prophet, aud
have spent ia" entire time since
tuesday night in their weird rcii-
yious dcNotion- in preparation for
the expected day of judgement.
Farm wurh is suffering severely ns II
consequence, lmN 300 negroes huye
now collected at the scene OF the
services
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11
MLNI,AN MATTERS.
Minister JNcIS"n Endorsed nud /,
ontINItu ~ AmnIlaIm lIr.I.Ln.Ll- =

Minister JHcLson In,Inr..d ,nd
Oh"rHi"d ~ American Itr-t.tr,,t-
CRY on MtAiCu. Sept \ oII inr
meeting OF American resident. 49,.
published In this mornings Two A..
public~, the Oi irrt beng tot,kcr,
ton on the retirement of I,rrra.
Jackson from the MpNirnn mission
Resolutions complimentary tp G,,.
jack son were read aud WuuimDu..
pissed. The most important OF these
resolutions was the following.
"Rrs"lvrd that ia the iulvmcui og
THIS meeting, the late hiuch- mad,
upon Gen. Jackson in the pres. of
the lmtcd States ARE cntirr, upull
cd iur ana are not IN ANY sense u4i
h'i by the facts. We view with pnin
ana indignation the attempts thnt mr.,
being made to a,crihs Nl,y""o ..
tiNCs ." "'Wnrh'l' occur.
rene and cNpr,s- our sincere
roget that silence aud iurbcnrucr
upon the part of rcsitcnt American.
in regard to the said occurr.l,r ARE
hcinE usou W. weapons 10 Injuro their
huuoicd representatives whose rharar-
ter wc regard ~ above rrpiuarh. and
We hereby publicly express our nd
mlratlon O! the Wnnly, honorable nud
dlgnilicd course pursued by him
through the exciting events uf the.
past few weeks
The cause Of this resolution wu-
said 10 be An attack ON Gcn. Jayksun
10y u brother iu-law of Ncdgrwi,h. re
siding in New York, n-crinlug lo the
American minister here. motives tor
AssGiling ~rdgpWick. Auuthri. t,.n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

"a" '"piiRI'i,S Exchanges uid"ight
ASSa"sius ior Nid"isht Iir.bug-

-p'ulhI iu TIE Examiner
ArslIN, sept 10 A lire, evidently
the work oi mn iuccndiary, was dis
covered Inst night IN tho lumber yard
ofJurcpi Nolic, bat was oXtinYuish
ed before much dan age VA, done.
Another lire 10 night NJ ~ O'Clock
destroyed the large stable ot Post
master John O johnson The origin
ul the IRE il uukuuwu
For several nights about midnight
attempts have been mudu by inccu-
diaries &" ire buildings, bat they have
been frustrated through the prompt
ness OF lhc tirr department II j. be-
iryrd the cii, j. Infested with rcgI-
hr gai who start hrt- in order that
they mny rob during the absence ot
the owners. \ sharp lookout nor
lhcmis being Kept by the police.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

i's the tnttcd Labor part, Hud
Means business Ia NJ. Louis.

-, Lori-, Mo. sept. 10. The
knights ot labor aud the mcmh, r.. oi
the central labor union aud other
labor organizations of this city have
combined uudcr the name OF the
United Labor part, mud will hold "a
convention of delegates Il ON the var.
l"us assemblies Hnd unions ou Ortu
Der 'ih for the purpose OF nominal.
ing inll city, congressional amd leo
l'ihll'e ticket Their central com
hittee has recently been I'm corr,,.
pondencc with the grronbnrk cam.
mltter aud an alliance with them win
probably be formed. Prominent
knights oi labor Say the new pnrty
VIII have the balance of power In th.
coming elections, and II they cannot
elect their own caut idatc-, they can
eject th"H Of either opposing party
M they wish.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

BALTIMORE, Nh, Nout ~ One
hour after his mother died Yesterday
las B"ycr. aged II years, nj Cam
bridge, Md, shot himself through the
heart, when his mother was diving
she sent lor the lilllr fellow and told
him lhnt after she waH drRi hr would
be- sent AVA To WORK. lhr bo> clung
H. his mother until death, aud she
expired with her mead upon his
breast, lie then took his step fathers
heavy revolver and killed himself
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

Dr W. II. Thompson, of ANtcll, got
into n iraca. with some one At The
Narrow Guage depot at midnight
and drew -iR-shoOtcr ON hl- Autagp.
mist, The lStter thcreupon knocked
him down with d beer glass. mhict.
Ing severe scalp wound. The doc
tor Was arrested for di-ordrrly
conduct and also for carrying u -l,-
shooter He gave bond IN both cnscs
aud went to bed lie i-uot scriuu Is
hurt but viii suffer much pain, lie
was drinking hard at the time.
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mi-s-on lsS policomcn for the pro
lection OF it- property which l. spread
over widc arcn aud subject 10 dam.
nge aud destruction hy persons who
are oppnsrd to the policy of the
company Ia not employing knights
ui labor. The police. II Gov Patti
son grants lh" petition VIII be- com-
missiun"h under IA net af Jhc logi-la-
lurc, and wil be- IN IA" pay Of the
Iron company, No immediate trOu-
bic ~ feared.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

MoNIooMllN, Ala, Sept lU...
News hp- been received from Gnds-
den that Waits, ~ negro, living ten
miles from Ind-dcn. tri,d To- Kin his
three children, the oldest lOycar- OF
age ~ few days ago, 10y knocking
them scupclrss with - large stick aud
then setting ire to tho house. II was
before dnybrcHl,, aud the lire was not
discovered until the eldest one WAS
deaf The other viii probably die.
lie IL in Jail st Gndsd"u, and appears
lo hc sane. lie rRys hr trird TO kill
them lu keep the whitc folks from
getting them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

IIlIanr''G, "a. sept 10 The
l'lgHIl"h pending for the last -iX
leHr- between Jacob Reese of nm,
'''N In'chtor OF the Basic steel pro.
cons "hd the Rrssrmcr steel COMPANY.
united, which has prevented the use
3i inc Basic steel process la the
hlicd states owing to mn Injunction
"binlnod 10y the lics-pmcr ~frcl com
'"ni' hnS been decided by the mA.-
Ter III rhnnccry who, report. that the
i"l unotlun shall bc dissolved and tbc
nill dlslnlsscd Al the cost of the Ic,sc.
mcr steel company.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

NEW NoHK, Sept. 10. Business lulI.
uros during the past seven days
throughout the country have been
reported 10 Il. q. Dun & Go. M fol.
lows: For the United states the mum.
Der is l4g, and for Canada 2g, or to.
tai Of l7s, IA compared with total Of
1870 last week and ZOl tho week ure.
yiuus TO last Casualties are fewer
In every section of the United States,
but III Canada keep fully up to the
nVcrAOe
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11
ADANGLnoi sDLmo,RAr.
once DudieI's NtghtbOH hr now
stands nt IiihCk's Elbow

WAsHlNGIoN, -. g., sept. 10
There are number ot democrats who
are demanding OF Ncn. Black, CON-
missioner Of pensions, that he remove
bis present private secretary, W. II.
Scudder Scudder WAS also tho pri-
yatr secretary of tho cX-commi-siou-
cr Duily,nud was party to the man
ucr Ia which tha bureau was manip.
uIulcd for the benefit OF the grand old
party, Scuddcr wac ut one Time, as
hc i-uow.an alleged dcmocrst.lle was
brought here iu ls15 from the -wamps
OF the Maumcc river In ludiana by NJ.
G. Kerr then speaker OF the
house, aud made private sccrc-
tary OF the speaker Aflor Kerr
died, ~cudlcr became republican
aud Was given n position In the Pen.
sion office in 1881 Dudley made him
his private secretary, which place hc
held until hudley was removed. Cen
eral Black retained hun, aud when
the democratic congressional cam.
pagn committee was hunting Tor
political material foe the campaign
book, 5cudder offered his services to
furnish tue committee with the pri-
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Aiter John ~. scnIp.

NEW BEpFoHp, Mass sept TO- The
yacht Puritan, now at Nau-hou, Is
having raised netting put around
her, and other preparations are max
lng looking like an ocean voyage. II
i. rumurcd that she viii sail N an
ocean race with the GalateA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

WmcoA, Arilp sept 9 A special
tram OF three cars left ROwie station
ye'trrdA' afternoon, having on board
hcronlmo, NMchcl aud other hostiles
~ charge OF Captain Lawton, bound
Tor Fort Marion, in Florida. General
MilsS goos with them to III Paso and
thence to Albuquerque to meet train
containing other Indians from The
Apache reservation, who will be
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wiss,n. rFedie,ion ruInl,ea.

sAN FkANClsCO, CAL, Sept. To-
Capt. W, PluHmcr of the steamer
Mary ID Hume, reports that while
sixteen miles abreast Point Reys yts-
terdry, nine distinct shocks of earth,
quake were leIt The vibrations were
from north Of east 10 south OF west.
They were not felt in san Fraucisco,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

We have reduced the price of ROYAL
Patent Flour to Sl75por sack. and
~ 90 per barrel, Thus the best flour
III the world is placed within the
reach OF even the poorest man.
Absolutely pure Creamery butter
received every other day direct from
the creamery by express,
MARSHALL IL HEARD,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

WAsuNGruh, u G.. sept TO- Cot.
Charles S stewart, the sem colonel
utcnR 'ucrr- IL the army. has lurmcr-
l} applied tuhe plHccl on the u.tired
list september ~, tor ~ years sou zee,
Instead ut waiting untli Apul n 1857
Wh.h hc would h' retired Tor Nge.
IT, j. now -tt.tur.l r -tu francisco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

SANDY HOOK, y, j., Sept TO- The
steamboat Empire state wac assisted
oil during tho night aud towed to
New York, her lires having been
drawn IN order to prevent an acci-
dent bN fire.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

4 DOI HIi MURDER.
rreib 0nndroon, Iwo Young Men
Two Pistols, Two Deaths

LYNCHEuRG, Va sept. lO.-A terri.
BILE tragedy occurred he-o last night
near midnight, which resulted in the
instant death oi Ada jenkins, u beau,
tilul quadroOn, and the mortal wound
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taken {" Florida ym km.a. r,t, ~
Ions and Atlanta lniru.r ruii,,.
lh'h prevail. throughout the torn
tory over the knowledge th,t d, ls.t
'n' ! wnfdcr"n- Apachc- have been
disposed ui.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

hAhhFoKL ,oNN, : pit. AT to-
day, republican convention, Phiueas
- LouhsOurry WAS nominated Tor
governor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-11

New loHK, sept. lO-Arriyed (;
steamer city OF Chicago, from Liver
pool, and the Tower llill from
London.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05
Large Straw berries.

Mrs. Joseph Stoeckle, 223 King street
has received from Jacob Lein berger
Smyrna, Del, some strawberries which
takes down anything yet we have ever
seen in size. Some OF them weigh tive
ounces, which would be eight TO q
pound. The flavor is also delicious.
Mrs. Stoeckle expects q crate Of the
came kind In q day OF two.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05
Base Ball.

The following games were playet
yesterday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2; St
Louts,
Observation-Disclosures, 1; De-
troit, L. (1S innings.)
Boston-Boston, 4; Chicago, 10.
New York-New York, 10; Kansas
City, 2
Philadelphia = Athletic, 8; Pitts
burg, IS.
New York-Brooklyn, II; Cincin
natl, z.
Observation-Disclosures 8; St. Louis, 10
New York-Metropolitan, 8; Louis
vile, 7.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05
PRICES for Hard Times.

The popular boot and shoe dealers,
Morrow & Bro, lis Market street, have
on hand fine lot of calf skin, cong ess
and hook balls at So. Also the genuine
kangaroo shoe. Their $3.50 custom
made shoe is equal to any So shoe in the
market, Repairing a speciality. Give
them a call and be convinced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05

that you can get the best selection OF
Furniture and Bedding at the new store
of L. +. Adair, 415 Market street. No
old stock, every thing new and fresh
and of the lateSt styles, and both me-
dunn and high grade Of goods. Go and
examine his stock whether You want to
buy or not, as it Ia no trouble to show
but always o pleasure to show hne
goods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05
Don't Read This

Unless you wish to get a great bargain
in suit of clothing. MulIin & Son,
Sixth and Market, have deter
mined to reduce their stock of piece
goods and offer over sixty styles of ma
terial that they will make to order for
$40 a full suit. Cali and see them, az
they guarantee to please you in every
vUau
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05
Where are You Going on Mondays

Going to AndAlusia on Scott Sunday
school excursion ON the Thomas Clyde,
from Fourth street wharf. Those who
do not want to he bothered with carry
ing baskets can get good dinners on the
ground for 35c. and suppers for zoo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05
r U BLIO BALE.

DUBLIC SALE-THE FARM OF THE
Il late Thomas kampo will be sold at
public sale, on
TUESDAY. 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1850,
At2 O'CLOCK, p. M,
On the premises, situated in Brandywine
Hundred, about five miles from Wilmington
a. and two and one half miles from CLAY
III mont, on the Hay road leading from
fennyhil to Harvey's mill, adjoining the
lands Of Thomas Bird, Mr.. Eldridge and
Charles Miller, about sixty-tive acres, more
or less, In high state Of civilizations: water
In every field; suitable for farming or truck
ing. A good frame dwelling. with pOrchcs;
good stone barn with shedding, stone wagon
house and granary, carriage house, smoke
house and spring house with never falling
spring of water; convenient to churches and
school houses. Plonty OF fruit. Convenient
10 railroad station.
Terms easy. Halt Of the money to lay in
the farm.
SUSANNA TALLEY,
CHARLOTTE nENDRICKSON,
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Auctloneers.
m2O-4twJul-std
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05

pESr PRIZE PAID FOR ALL KINDS
y OF second hand goods, watches clocks
rcVolvers, guns, sewing machine; furniture
and stoves, also sold by A. ]. OONNOR. at
a low rate. 2l3 West Front street, VIII.
mington, Del. n12.tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05

Cranor & Co. Dress shirts from 80
cents to $l.25. Laundried or unlaun-
dried.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05

NOrICE-THE UNDERSIGNED En-
IN tends thanks TO his numerous custo-
mers for their past patronage, and would re-
spectiuliy solicit continuance of the same.
General wheelwrighting, carriage painting
aud trimming promptly attended TO- Job.
bling specially. JAMES Il. OSBORNE.
HoCKEssIN Del. MA eod6t-ltW&
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05

FARM OF Fht M 90 TO
10 acres, within six miles Of W IL
ro.. good buildings, and must DO To-
4 tA Vle ci the pixies. Address P.O. box
lel-3td-2tw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05

NOTICE - HAVING OOMMENOED
IN OaIpentering and building again /
respectfully solicit from frlen Is and ao-
quaintances, their patronage. Orders left at
rooms No. II Exchange building 7th and
Market street, or IL Harrison street.
corner Gilpin avenue, will be promptly
attended to. PHILEMMA CHANDLER,
m1h.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-05

..flp-A FARM CONTAINING
fOm IS to lG1 acres, with good bald
Iv'g,u emlles OF Wilmington, on or
road. Cel On or address
J PIERCE,
u. :o.eW. Seventh st., WI. Del.