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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
o. s. Marshal's Notice.
ADMIRALTY sEIzURE-THR ROBERT L
BgLKNAP.

BkLkNAP.
Txnn1zonx or wAsHHnarox. mo. a9s7,
THRD JUDICIAL D1sTR1cT. ss.
uTHKREAs. a LIBEL HAS BKEN FILED
wv IA the Diatrict Court Of the Third Ju.
diciAi District ef washington Territory, hold
ting terms e. Seattle 10 Admiralty, on the sth
day 81 AuGrnl, A. D., 1885, By Herman Han
son, Charles Herman SundBtrom, Andrew lar
sen. William sharp, Edward King and Edward
Larsen against TIE ship Robert L. Belknap
whereof Harris Horace Staples nov "a, or lately
was master. her tackle, apparel and furniture
and cargo 10 the esnse Of wages, civil and mar
thine. for The reasons and causes b. The said
libel mentioned, and praying TIE usual pro-
cess and monition o. Tie said Court In that
behalf % be made. and that Ell persons inter.
esied In the said vessel her Jackie, ETC. may,
for the causes IN the aaid libel mentioned. b.
condemned and sold 70 pay the demands Of
the libeilant, aud Whereas In pursuance Of
the prayer Of The said heal. . mouition and
warrant Of arrest against said ship, has bsen
issued and delivered 70 me Tor asrvics; and
WhereaA !. on ne 9Th dag q Augast. 1856, IN
obshienoe 20 said writ did attach The said ship
or vessel, her tackle. etc, and now detain the
SANE n my custody. awaiting the further Or.
der q The Court respecting tha sma.
New, therefore, In pursaa8cs % the said
monltlon under the seal Of the aid Court 10
ma directed and delivered. % hereby give
puhiic notics b al persons claiming Ne said
ship, her tackle apparel and furnltaro, and
cargo, or IN any manner interested therein,
that they Be and appear before the said Dis
tFict Coart 10 b held e The City of Seattle. IN
and for the Third Judicial District Of the Ter
ritory q Waahingsou, on THURSDAY, the e8,h
day u August, A. D.. 1885. a Eleven o'clock
In the foFenoon Of Tie same dav, II the same
shall be a day Of jurisdiction; otherwise on
the naxt day Of jurisdiction thereafter. then
and there 70 tntefpose . claim for the same,
and % make their alie7Bfions lnthat hehalf.
pated a seattle, ". r., TIE en- day Of Au-
gust A D., lSa1. ri HAMILTON.
uuttad states Marshal,
By n. L. HANuHoH, Deputy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
a CARD.

ITO THE PATRONS AND FRIENDS OF
4 PRogidonee Hospltal,--tslng creiibly In
formed that agsnia q TIE SEATTLE General Hos
pifal tDr. csFman's hospital, are Industrious
u eanTassins the Sound country, meeting
With mare o. les gaceess, throufh he repre-
sanitation THAI tiekei holders, q SICK Or IN
iured, W0ala b cared for b the sisters Of
Charity, We wi4h II known ~ ali and dlstinct.
q Do with 0srman. HE hospital or his agents.
and hat his ticket Will not admit patients 70
Providenee Hospttai. Dr. caFnan tiled 70
eIcct such "a arrangement viii ~, bus he
did uot thea. nor viii ever. Eaccood IN 80
doing The Sisters and thar agents viii con
tinns 70 visii fha milling porta and principal
a. roavunieut and We respectfully request orr
frisnda WIS Wish ticketg b await our arrival.
aisfka PETER ALcaNfARA.
"a II ~ Superior.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
POODLE DOG SILICON.

NKxf 70 TIE POODLE Dog nEsrAU-
in rant, Yates HtEeet, Victofia.
The mcnt elegantly httod 40 public house IN
British Calnmhla.
Visitors alaaYs welcome. seattle and VIC
tofla papers siEaya On ale.
GEORGE 4 Hill.
With J. h. eRELH1.
ault fropzietor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

100 nlea for Casocds r. r. ssgrk, g. Is a
dag, Toad g., passage pad.
50 Mn hands, So psr RaafA.
? Carpenters, so pr m0nth.
Miiksr $50. Dishiraahey as.
Z Farm HaHds 81 Is DAG or $25 nonfh.
Waiter IS, Lasndrynaa 30.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

kea 6AkM ClIRkP.-A Refdeta Orskn
Ia Road oesias. inqnsa a she Seanaina.
vlan d. y. Church "a Ftfth slsesl -.
e4een f1es and fsaA aai2 q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
For Sale.

TEN ACRES or FIRST CLASS
n fuproFed land orchard. good house
and harn, with three me streams Of wa
ter running through ii Th1fo ere two
clay mills On the placa with - a1und-
Try. A most desirable plaza. with good
water xrun1aga Distance from Seattle
Post Once. lesa than four niles Situated
fmnediafaiy west cf Milton Paink. Ad-
dress GEORGE DORFEIA
Odlce with G. = Bowman. opposite the
Yesler-Laary block. Post once box fs9.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

doom AND BOARD IN A PRIVATE
h family, b. = lady. Re<ereacea ex-
chanRed n desired. Addroas posfalHcs
boz slf. Plsaee state terms. aaf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
PICKED up.

A sKTFR, rs FREr LONG. FEMT
"A benm wei buflt and straag. The
ewRer can TocoTeE 4 ~ calling e Justica
LiTuns ol1cA tgi9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
Furnished HOuse % Bent.

THE LOWER FLOOR or A GOOD,
4 well-furnisAed house uoe Columbia
street,. al ready for houBekeeping. % 3
gentleman and wife without children.
Reference required. Inquire Of
Il VAN DOREN,
auto Al Justices Court. WuehinRson 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12


PRoGRaN-PART FKRsT.
piano SOLO. Alice fremancel Asher
sone. ssExpeclaneys ....... Dudley Buck
M1s. David doc4aelks
. o Luce Al gueec' ANNA 49,. Doni1etlt
Mas Belle DuBOia.
8oio " Cleansing fires s..--.s.... GABRIEL
Me. Robert n. etevans
Air. with variations. .-.....--..-+.. .Procn
PART SECOND.
soio. The Arrow ana he Song .Pinsule
Mr.. Robert =. 6tevens
Song. The Day b Dones ......,-..s Bale
Mra David 0oodsea
luarapilrssal ..ss........ eFdneY SMITH
Hiss May Cook.
:. Man ecena,s from Lucia a LnmmeI.
mock sssse = . ssAgtAAAaA .et1-
His Belle Dubois aulz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

CoMEWHERE BETWEEN TIE San IRAN
- cisco ateea ana the corner q Second and
pihe Streets. e1ie Natch. with vest chain
and q ehtia's ring attached. TIE Eslar glll
Be- SUITABLY rewarded fsE leaving the sane q
this oflcs. An II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

FoH AAhD.
tW0-sfoKf h0USA AND LOT on
u Third street.
CITY Lse.A 81 Ras and as W.
6eccnd-hAn Furniture store.
49, acres land. part cleareds s. Per acre
Sktealaaraata 500, ft50. $50; bargains
Country Hotel wish bar laundry.
Country store. orRan. aaioonA
Vacant Gorafnmant clairaas 10 acroE,
n King and snohomisA countieS ss
Vacated claim. $50 srollnquishea home
slaAdl, or prescriptions ain0 sl9A $50. &C
fivc-acre hpmoA cleared, 80 Up.
Trade City Lets for Ranch,
1ertvaess - sold pr9ptrft foe % n, 900
City and Coanty Scrip. -
New and secund.haaa SAFES.
WANTED.
Meneys goad security hnmt interest,"
Women and girls: highest wazes uaia.
lrunefA, wazhora and cooks Ne. pay.
To furnish farm banda 80 per meath.
CaRvaGsEs and agslfa, IS per meath
Partner On improved stock Ranch. 500
Two iaAy partners, Ter NE. b two well
FOR RENT.
a number Of improvea fArraa
Nine1sen hasses f6 % ea4.
Furnished e. unsurniahe2 rooziA with
o. without hoard. d . month up.
Popular calocn. So
10 acre rannh. improved orchard and
hay no cash rent.
Nhacre improved ranch. g q moath.
henee aad larEo EArdea, n town.
Furnished roosns Tor huusakonplng.
Gao. ~. CRANE,
WasAinEsaa Territsry Empiaymeat Ra-
reau. scar eoraar Commereiai and
WaAAi9gtsa streets. seaftie. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
POR HALE

A COMPLETE OUTFIT OF HOUSE
"A haid fuFattarA cNrpctA etc. FOR mia
etpap. fQseeesion q house given with
NV. earnsr rs- as ~ " ss ~ go as
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
Academy Of the Holy Names,
SEATTLE. w. T.
HOLY INGRLS COLLEGE
Boarding and Day School iOl Boys
vANcoUvER. ". =.

CTUBlEs Will BIZ RESUMED ON
- the first Monday IN SeptembeE.
The ourricuium embraces three courses,
VIZ. The Primary, Intermediate and
Commercial.
A competent teacher In vocal and In
strumental music has been secured and .
band organized.
IN any ha8iorn University; also Ter certi-
noAtee 81 each nomi-annual teachers ox-
animation.
For terms and particulars address REv.
y. A. BECKER Holy Angels College
ioox lea Vancouver, y. 4. au8dw2w
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Rooms TO Let.

DLEAaANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
y knquirs 81 Kenay block. fi0 Coium-
- alreot, near Eroat. auT I'm
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SNOOUALMIE FALLS

THE sEATTLR sQUAK AND sN0-
4 qualmie Transportation Company g
now prepared % carry passenger and
dispatch. The shortest. quickest and best
route 70 reach the famous Snequaimie
Fails. hop ranches and hunting and nah-
ing grounds Of that region.
Two stages 3 day from Seattle % Sqaak
leaving Q. p. stones grocery store Ct
q. m. and .. m. For further particulars
apply ct stones grocery store Front
street. ap23
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FOR SALE, CHEAP

HoG RANCH. STOCKED COM
II pletes hoEseA wagon. plenty of chop
stock win rent ground II other stock 3
bought Tor cash. Apply 70
p. FkKDERICK.
Commission Merchant.
ans Nil and anennd efrpgfa.
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situation Wanted,

A LADY NURSE. LATELY PROM
n the Vast Wishes oltaatinn b Wait
On : lady IN confinement For further IN
formation call en- Main e.. be-. F1fth aad
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WasAinEssa rerritsry Rnploymeat IA.
VA w.,,a 80 , .srssF es@ssrslAl s.s
Daily Republican., 1886-11-02
No Heart In II.

Whatever may be the result OF the
election held to-day the naked fact will
stand out In bold relief against . dark
background, that there has never been
campaign In the State within reason
able recollection In which there has
been 30 much of desire 10 act dishon-
estly and to take advantage OF each
other by the factions Of the Democratic
party. The vsry INSCRIPTION OF the
campaign WAS started with the inten-
ton OF one faction taking advantage OF
the other, and this spirit has domonina-
Ted the party al through the campaign.
The series OF primary elections held
have been nothing more than series
OF political farcss, and tho attempt TO
create enthusiasm and to induce the
people to ratity those farces have been a
series OF political failurea To day the
Democrats have gone TO the polls mo
chemically and with less spirit than
they have ever done before. They
know the ticke. they have been called
upon to vote, though the candidates
may be honest, was nominated In a seA
OF fraud and dishonesty, and thoy know
to-day while they arc casting thsir bal.
lots, that they are bus endorsing fraud.
we say as we have said before that the
democratic ticket may roll ard blum
der through to-day by the sheer force OF
weight, as there is no compact and
united opposition in Its way, sud II 1t
wins, which looks probable, there will
not re IN honest shout from Brandy.
Slne to Baltimore over It's success.
Silence in such case, will be the more
eloquent in its condem nation OF the
corruption of the ballot By the Demo.
cratic party, and that silence with
which a Democratic victory win be
greeted will b. accepted "a evlden 20 OF
returning reason, and that the people
nave no heart In cheering fraud and
corruption.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-02
safe ADVICE to Young woman.

In marrying, make your own match;
do not marry any man to get rid OF him,
or to obiige him, or TO save him. The
man who would go to destruction with
ont you will quite as likely go with you,
and drag you along. Do not marry In
haste. lest you repent at leisure. Do not
marry for home aud living, when by
taking care of your health you can be
strong enough TO earn your own living.
Do not let aunts, fathers or mothers sell
you for money or position into bondage,
tears and life-loSg misery, which you
alone must endure. Do not place your
self habituslly in. the company oi any
sutton, unless you have decided the
question of marriaged, human Wills are
weak, and people often become bewllder-
ed, and do not know their error until II
ID too late. Get away from their influence,
settle your head, make up your mind
alone. A promise may be made in mo-
ment of sympathy, or even half delirious
ecstacy, whica must be redeemed through
years of sorrow, toll and patp. Do not
tiust your happiness In the Keeping of
one who has no heart, no head no health.
Beware of insane blood. Do not rush
hastily into welded life,
TO the counsel Of your best
friends. Love can wait; that viii h can
not wait Is something Of a very different
Character.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-02
Rifle Practice.

The Wilmington Rlhs Club heiu
their regular waekly. match At tn,
Schuetzen Park yesterday afternoon
and the event Of the day was the con
test for the gold badge. The Massachu
sets target was used ut 200 yards, of
hand, in this match. which was wor
by II. h Seeds The following ara the
scores out # o possible 100: H. b.
Seeds. 81; j. b. Bell, 81; C. Helmet, Sr
80; H. Simpson, So; W. O'Connor, 20;
J. 4. Newman, II; J. J. Horn or, 65;
K Horton, 20.
The two last scoi es did not count for
the badge as they were made by visi.
tors, not m en- bers of the club
The second match was ut 100 yards,
of hand, and resulted as follows, ont OF
q possible 100 point:
j. b. Bell, ia; G Heinel, ST., 1l3;
Fl. B. Sseds, III; w. OConnor, 107;
n, Simpson, 104; J. K Newman, 100;
j. j. Horner, SO; z. Horton, "A.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-02
What De.nocrAcx Costs.

One Of the collectors OF taxes In thIl
city says there were three thousand
Republicans returned to the Levy Oourl
as delinQuents last spring. That col
lector has free access to tbs Levy Court
records, and he ought to know whereof
he speaks. We believe he tells the
truth; indeed, we have the evidence ell
around us In disiranchised Republican
voters that be does tell the truth. Now
let us follow this question q little far
ther and see where 1t leads us. If there
are three thousand Republicans dis
franchised In New CASTLE County IL 10
reasonable to suppose that there are ~
many Democrats dlsfran chised In the
same manner, the only difference being
that Democrats are furnished with tax
receipts and they vote all the same.
But these furnished tax receipts bring
no money into the county treasury
Then are we not correct in our conclu-
sion that there are six thousand per.
sons OF voting age and who should pay
taxes who pay none whatever. How
much Is the county the lossr? The
average will be at least one dollar and
twenty-five cents, and this would make
seven thousand, Ave hundred dollars
lost TO the county In q single year. Let
this 20 on for n series Of years and see
what IL would amount TO. In ten
years 1t would be seventy & vs thousand
dollars.
We have not the least doubt that
New CASTLE County has lost that much
in the last ten years In taxes that should
have been collected and were not CO.,.
lected. No wonder County Treasurer
Herbert complains that he cannot at
times get money enough to meet the
legitimate expenses Of the county. No
wonder the real estate holders of the
county complain OF grievous load Of
taxation. There are six thousand peo-
pie who pay no taxes. Seven thousand,
4 ve hundred dollars are thrown away
each year for the purpose of keeping
the Democratic party In power. How
long will the people stand this? Is
Democracy such blessed boon to the
community shat tho county should be
compelled TO lose seven thousand, Eve
hundred dollars to keep 1t ia power?
1t Ii time the people should begin to
think seriously over this matter and
ask when this era Of political ostracisn
and corruption will cease. But of one
thing the people may rest well assured.
1t will never cease 30 long as they sub
init to the dictation OF political bosses.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-02
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REGlSTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,

November !, 1876.
Upon the application OF Charles q. AK
ander, Adininisirator q Jesse Alexander.
late OF Red Lion Hundred, in said
county, deceased, /! Is ordered ard AZ
tor aforesaid give notice OF granting OF let
ters OF Administration upon the estate
OF the deceased, with the date of
granting thereof by. causing adver-
tisements TO be posted within 10 days from the
date OF such letters In six OF the most public
places OF the county Of New Castle, requiring
AL persons having demands against the estate
to present the bsme, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly IN such case made and provided
and also cause the same to he inserted within
the same period In the Daily REPUBLICAN,
newspaper publishedin Wilmington, and 70
be continued therein three weeks (e. ODD
(~~l Given under the hand and Seal of
81. 8. Once OF the Register aforesaid. at
t-~~~ Wilmington, in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTICE--All person having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested TO the Admfnist, ator
aforesaid. on or before oYember 1, 1857, or
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case made
ana provided.
CHARLES G. ALEXANDER,
Administrators.
Address. Delaware City, Del. ni-3w-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-11-02
PALIimOKA a OHIO RaILkUAD.
LANDENBURG BRANCH,

OhANdE Ut HOURS
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington Os, 10 90 O. NJ; / 90
and 8 40 p. m.
Arrive At Landenburx 8 TO am; Il 90 moor,
2 90 and o 90 D. m.
Leave Landenburz IS q. m; 90 and s 50
p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 90 a. M; 2lo and
y. IN.
Sunday trains leave Wilmington obs a.
m. and 90 p. IN.
Arrive at Landenburg IL 20 q m. and 10
y. In
Leave Landenburg at 8 90 n. IN. and 4 20
2. IN.
Arrive at Wiimir gton at 90 an. and 6 80
p. IN. u. UUHNEL,
etO'tf superintendent
Daily Republican., 1886-11-02

LIE Philadelphia Press, referring to
the Tact that the eouarsarlne Two.
cent tax went into effect on Monday.
says that hereafter that fraud ulent pro
duct will find 1t more difficult than
heretofore 70 masquerade as butter.
The law as passed taxed oleomarRarips
oil, sutterine and other ingrediens AZ
well rs the oleomsrgArine proper, bat
Attorney General Garland finds ground
FOR holding that only the Anal product
prepared for final consumption ia Tax.
able. All oleonsrgsrlne soid hereafter
must be In stamped packages OF not
Less than ten pounds In weight. The
only thing lacking TO protect all inno-
cent consumers Is some arrange ment
whereby the stamp indicating It's char
aoter shall always remain affixed To
oleomargarine when served on the
table.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-02
WI..hsbs { sslllsss R.las,d
OCIs llTm, 1859.
Tfnfna will lava yVilmfnston "a sctIcw..


Trains will leave Wilmington - follows
Philadelphia (exprsss), g. 2 So. 400, Q 90,
u 90, rs, 800, 10, 8 Il, 70 Is, ii 50, ii 81 a M
u 20, "a, 20. . 70 and I % p. m.
Accommodation, Q 20, 90. I %, 10 20 Q. m.
90. 4 90, : %, 20. 10 30 p. m.
2 ", II 50, II 81 q. m, IL ", "a, Q 20 and LOO
Accommodation. Q 20, 90. 7 o., SIS. 10 30.
Q. M, q 20, = oo, Z 40. . 20 and 10 80 p. N.
rev YORK, 2 90, 2b2, = %. 0 20, 100. 10 o..
II 81 q. m. ~ "a, l o., 2 30, 622, seas, TOO.
For West Chester, via Lamokln, eco and
10 n. m, 2 80 and 90 y. m.
For Newark and internsdiate stations,
a q. m, II bs and Q 81 p. m.
Baltimore aud Intern ed late stations, 10 10
.. m, b7 y. m. and IL 90 night.
baltimore and bay Line, 45 p. no.
Baltimore and Washington, 1 70, Z 10, 8 ",
10 10, II ooa. m, Il 70, 'i17. IS. ~ 40 and
Trains for Delaware mvinon leave for.
70 and II 90 p. m.
ueorgstown ana Lswss, 90 q. m, and 3 %
p. m.
Sssford Express, . 8, p m.
harrington, pelmar and way station, 8 80
Enp.es: for Harrington, $50 p. m. Way
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del.
mar, IL % p. N. every day.
franklin City. so Q. m.
Express for Norfolk. IL IS .. m daily.
Leave Philadelphia, Broao street, fer
Wilmington (sxpressl, IL 70, 3 80, 7 20, 7 "a,
20, 10 20, ii 30, II bb q. m. 3 Oh, o. Os.
Il, OF, 81, ii 10 and II "a .. m.
Accommodation, 6 30. 10 70 q. ~. 81. 9 n.
s2s, u ssb. 9 80, 10 % and IL ~ ,. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (express). 2 90, z o., 4 90.
20, ii bl q. m, ~ and I 90 %. m.
Accommodation, 100 q. m, IL 10, 30,
3 4b, Z 80. Q 90 p. IN.
For Chester teKprsss), 7 80. IL 81 a. m, Y
and 90 p. m.
Accommodation, s 30 .. M, Il 10, 90, IS,
20 and . 80 p. 10.
Tor New YORK texprees), a 90. . "a, 400
70, IL 81 .. M, ~, 90 and Q 20 y. N.
FOR west Chester, via Lamoki,. 9 30 o. m.
and AZ y. m.
baltimore and washington, l gs, & %, 8 o.
10 10 a. m. and !<6 pm. Baltimore IL % night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, FOR VII.
nington toxprese), IL 20, 10, 70, q 10 q. m.
81, IL 10, and IL n y. m.
Accommodation, $50, 10 70 q. M, II ab,s 10,
80 and IL a. y. N.
For further Information pgssengers are 70
ierred 70 tho ticket ofioo &C the station.
Trains marked thus ta)are limited express,
upon which ext.a fare Is charged.
General PasSe user gent.
OHAnLve z. PUaH 0susrAl Wansser.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-02

FHILADKtPHIA. Tuesd y. Nov. 2, 1885.

Xiv "OAlo Al LOL lIllS-
taken. Berlin is the ci y
to go to tor jackets and
wrap;jackets, Not that tn J
can't be got in New York
and Philadelphia. They can
I'VE are speaking OF whole
sale, you know. But a
thousand dollars goes far
Their over there. The Yam
KEGS of Europe have COB
bled up the jacket bushes:
all over the world by doing
it better than all the rest O..
the world.
That's all there is of it.
That's the way to gobble up
any business. You ought
to understand that. It's
nothing new. We've done
the same thing ourselves in
selling a great variety OF
merchandise. Philadelphia
has done the same thing in
making a grea. many sorts
OF merchandise. But Berlin
is farther away. We don't
care for Berlin. We do
care for Philadelphia. Nat
urally we talk more and
hear more of our own city's
achievements. But we may
as we'll look the facts in the
face, especially when we are
spending money. The way
to get even, if Berlin is
dheao, Is neither by shut
ting our eyes to the fact nor
by trying to keep you igno-
rant of what is going on over
there. Our business is to
make your money go as far
as it can go. The jacket
manufacturers OF PhiIadel-
phia must be a sorry set if
they look to US to keep
them busy at a disadvantage
to you. That isn't political
economy. 1t is political
hiding ones head : in the
sand. That isn't the way
we make $I33,ooo,ooo-
worth a year Of carpets and
cottons and worsteds and
woolens and silks and hos
iery here in Philadelphia,
as we told you the other
day. Hadn't our jacket
makers better 60 into the
retail business themselves, i'll
they think we are wrong inI
buying abroad? May bel
they can afford to try it,
We rather think they'd
find it uphill business Wei
rather think they'd bet
ter make their jackets rish';I
and right in jackets has
come to mean as well asl
Berlin. That's our notiohl
OF how to get the business
back.
Dut asloe from giving curl
manufacturers this friendly
hint-we ought to be al
ways glad to do that curl
interest lies in having the
best for the money. Wei
non't intend to lean on anvil
body. We do intend to bel
leaned on ourselves; and'
Daily Republican., 1886-11-02
WILMINGTON a NORrHERN R,R

Time table In effect Sept. 2lst, 1888 Trains
leave Wilmington Trench st.eet) as follows:
noid, Waynesburg junction, Manor, Potts.
VIE, Ia aqua, Allentown, Lobano5, Wer-
nersyiIle and all points Oh tho Phi iladelphia
ana Head ing X. H., 0O 8. IN. and 24b p. m
For Reading, Ioatesville Embreeville,
Lerape. Ehadd's Ford anu DuPopt's ami
intermediate points, 10. q. m 2 %, and 90
y. m.
For West Chester. I. 90 q. m. at6, and 500
p. m.
For New Bridge and ilternsdiate pointi,
3 90 aud ID D. m.
On Sunday, for Rea ling, Coatesv lille, West
Chester and ali interms diate points, $40 o
m.
A. q. MoCAUsLAND. j.. A.'BowER.
SuperiDt ypdent GenI Faas. Art.