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Connecticut western news., 1886-09-22

Throw away your s'Club Tick ets.'' on which you have still to pay $3, and get one dozen Cabi- net Photographs for only $2.00 at Bundy's, 368 Main street, Hartford.
Connecticut western news., 1886-09-22

We cannot Bpunerate; Call and Examine Hard Pan Prices.
 M. E. TOBEY, Cl,rsl Ble.f, Ct. Bafilgtsa, lia.
Connecticut western news., 1886-09-22
MAR REED.

MARRl Il EDs HNEs-KEGLER.- At East Canaan, Sep- tember 16, MT James Hines and Miss Evangeline Kegler.
Connecticut western news., 1886-09-22
Cloak Department.

me most complete Cloak Newmarlt Massachusetts for all of these gmens?" COATS and WRAPS for less than Cloth with u for S775 good Jacket all wool for S5 Newmarket
 5o chudrens cts and Newmarkets 12, 14and16y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
Cunning for n Constable.

A tenant OF James Brad ford's has On,
behind with his rent, and Mr.. Bradford
wanted either his rent or his house, the
latter rather than the rent, but after re-
peated Efforts he could get neither. The
tenant had not the excuse of poverty.
TOT no was ab engineer with steady EN-.
ployment at good wages. The house
"anhng some repairs, Mr.. Bradford
sent nan TO put in some lights yester-
day, and whsn The man finished his
WORK and stepped out Constable Dillin
with llttle piece OF paper in his hand
stepped in.
In The evening, soon after siE O'Clock,
The tenAnt was seen coming up Third
street with double barreled shot gun
In his hand, fire in his eye and evi.
IDENTITY intent upon some desperate
EFFORT. Children in the street retreated
to the alleys and looked around the
corners, while timid females outside
went inside and looked ont OF the win
COWS fIom between the curtains. His
language Was not very select, aud as he
rushed along he was he ard 10 say some
thing about Chat man" and "that con.
stable"
Reaching Squire Bertolette's office he
looked ugly rs he went through the mo.
tions OF putting y lo,d In his gun. The
Squire told him to put thar weapon
away, but he wanted to see the copsta-
bic Mr.. Dillon came out of the back
room, but 1t wasn't him ho wanted. il
was 'tother fellow.
BY this time some policemen came
and the crowd gathered dense, and the
man with the gun, finding what a fool
he made of himself, became calm and
after awhile went home. Mr.. Bradford
will get possession of his house, which
is all he wanted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
WhOSays So2 We Say So
Ruf Sed.

That our $500 Shoes in
Button Balls and Congress
are genuine hand-sewcd,
both in welt and fair stitch,
and is the only genuine
hand-sewed Shoe ever put
on the market at the above
price to the consumer. We
also have a $500 Shoe,
which is a fair representa-
ton of our So 80 Shoe; the
only difference being that
the $500 Shoe is machine
sewed Instead of hand
sewed. Call and examine
these Shoes and Save One
Dollar on each pair OF
Also a full line of K. of
L. Shoes in stock. At
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
EnsIl.n Eleci,nn Relnrns.

LONDON. July IL Mel her party !. al
made my gaing in the ParlismentaI 5
elections to day.
Tho Hon. X. T. O'Neill (Conservs-
tive) was re elected for Middle Antriu
by vote Of ld6l against 933 for Mr.
Mck Ivy, Lis tFalneiitt) opponent
~ The last olrclicn tbs district war gigei
are ntested to Mr. O'Neill.
bor0 Ernest HAMILTON conservative
Vas 10 T. ectel for Norsh Tyrone owe I
Nj. J o. Wy!ie (Liberal) by 3,2lg u
2,81l- In the last cleo ZION John Dillon
unauccesstally cor .ested this d.strloI
aRaiAs Lord hamilton. The vote ID 81
stool 3a4j % 1892, III more than now
j. t.. O'Doherty (Pernellite) Mss
beeu reelected for North Donegal over
Lieut.. Col. Ii. II Stewart by a vote O,
4 263 TO 9li. The game candidates
contested the district at the last cleo
ton, when they obtained respectively
| 4 ,597 and gj2 votes.
| LONDON. July I2-Negotiations be-
tween |. I'd Harrington and Lord Sails
| bury axe Ia progress. 1T Is reported
i that Lord harrington has pledged him
self TO support Lord Salisbury's Loca
Governmet tand TO eject all approached
of Mr.. Gladstone. II Mr.. Gladstone
remains in oface, the first move OF tn,
Unionists viii be a vote Of want O
I confidence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
Congress.

In the L. S. Senate on Monday til,
Chair by request, introduced a bill t.
stop "a / payments OF public money II
James B. Eads, his associates or assigns
for past, present or future work at The
mouth Of the Mississippi river, until fur
ther ordered 10y Congress. The Hous'
bill granting pensions to soldiers ant
sailors OF the Mexican war was passed
with en- amendment, and goes back fo
concurrence, The River and Har0or bill
was resumed, the pending question be
ing on the Henuepin Canal amendment
After debate the amendment vas agree
to. Without 1isposing Of the bill thu
Senate Adjourned.
In the Housc, the Speaker presented q
message irOIu Jhe President vetoing the
bill for public building at A-hevi.Ie
North Carolina. number of bills wer,
introduced and ref-rrel nong then
Was one by Mr.. lowering, d. Massachu
setts (by requesJ, " to abolish the i'm
poFtation Of lJl!.4a c. other slaves or la
borers under contract, and held TO In
voluntary serVituec, into the Unite,
States" The Senate amendmeu5s 10 Jh
Legislative Appropriation b.ll was con ID
cred in Committee Of tie NLole. Tn
CON Iteration OF the amendments vac con
Guided ia committee, BIT pending turtle
action, the House adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
Tho Jersey Market

CLERK of the Marx OF Smeltz IL pardon
able for the pride he feels in bringing
order out Of chaos 10 the jersey fruit
and truck market. Formerly the truck
ers were huddled up at the corner Of
fonrth and King streets IL such Close
proximity TO each other that NOBODY
could tell whose truck he was looking
al. But now the case is quite d itferent.
aud the Jersey truckers are as much
pleased over the new order of things as
Mr.. stneltz is.
Mr.. Smeltz has the curb from KIM
down below French street laid off In
ten feet spaces, and each trucker is
allowed one space and no more, and
neither is he permitted to oc3upy any
ooHy else's space without mutual
agreement between the owners. Mr..
Smeltz had some trouble in bringing
everything to order, but no had the law
on his side, and never gave up until he
got everything just al tie wanted il.
OEly oae Jerseyman swoIe he
wouldn't he regulated until alter he
was Introduced by 4 constable to Squire
Beriolettc, bat sinc9 then ho has become
enthusiastic over the new order and
says Smell2 IL just the man for clerk.
Ihis morning the Jersey market ex.
tended from King street down below
French, and those who were the lowest
down seemed TO be about as we'll re-.
tronized IS those who were nearer
King street Purchasers do not a.
general thinR buy from the first stGll
they come across but are apt to 20 along
The market ana s.e where they cau
make the best bargains. just az the
Jersey market Ia, Mr.. Smsltz intends to
maze al the oJAtr markets, believing
THAI II Ia much easier to keep Az rdsrly
tasrket than disorderly one.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
A California Natural wonder.

The mountains comprising TuIare Coun-
tvs portion Of the grand old Sierra
abound in natural wonders, which are
certain some time to make the region
famous. One CT these is natural cave,
discovered several years ago, but which
has never yet been properly explored,
and thus only imperfectiy described,
though brief mention Of It has been made
from time TO time. The Tulare Free Press
publishes the following in regard to it :
"During the wear 1850, Joe Palmer.
while tracking a deer, lotul vcrv lur,.e
cavern. He afterwafd ivrl,rrd # ma
found the entrance 10 h. y, Inv 3n f.et
and the descent nearly yrrtieaI 'fo-S9 tee,
and an incline al 40 ierrrc, Torn distance
of 100 feet. then running nearly lcyrI far
eome distance and e,nap3i,.a fttn =l.roa
chanbrr loo nv 200 frrr v.,e vi ,,',',..
than loo feet i IN. NH rl,mEf,' : MOI
gorgeously orra1uer.te,l h. ,.r,'.-aIs lar.
and small some of M ...,i 5,,n, AZ.
in sizr Inc unto h,Iga et,,','sS a. -r.'as
Crvstsl columns - to- ia IA mi, ;. -,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
Stage Horsea Down.

Yesterday Afternoon the stage horse.
belonging 10 Mr.. Finn, OF Newport
were hitchsd to a telephone post al
Third aud Shipley streets. As the
horses pulled on the hitching strap they
were drawn the cloter 10 the poet, I'M,
til the of horse stumbled on the curl
and fell over on the pavement, drag.
giDg the other horfe over on top OF him.
Both being large spd spirited horsee,
an alarming and exciting sceDe oil
struggling and kicking ensued. The
tongue Of the stage was broken in two
Hundreds of people rushed to the soene
Of the struggle.
There being quito number of ex'
perienoed horsemeA In the vicinity, the
top horse was taken off, denuded OF his
harness, and then the under one was
helped to his feet.
The horses we're not badly hurt, but
IT Hss an awfully hard time on harness
Coilsrs, brides, traces, straps, fysnsta
breech bands, saddles and lines las
around in Ia confused masg, AID We,
every body was glad TINT the acciien
was nc Vorfe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
RUSSELL'S
BEE. HIVE
306 Market Street.

Hot weather has come at last
but too late to suit ne. We hav,
too macy summer goods or
hand, and to dispose Of then
quick We have made prices that
will prove to all inquiring ones
that we mean TO convert I'll
summer goods into cash and not
carry any over for another sea.
son.
Swiss Emhroideries half-price.
Some kind of Lac one-third
price. a big stock of Oriental
Laces in White, Cream or Ec1u
in different W dths. Also SO or
40 in houncipgs. Ruchings, Col.
lars. Chinese It's with ties. so
fashionable now.
Parsols, Gloves, Mitts, India
Linens, Batiste, figured Swiss
at half-price.
Beautiful French Printed Or
CANDIES, Crinklcs, Sateens. We
find quite a stock of ends of
Silks in different lengths, suit.
able for children's dresses Goo 8
worth from SO cents to 81. We
wish to close out cheap,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

New YORK, July l2.-tidite a eoul ,i,or
ton was caused down town IN Jug su. Io
district when it was learned thg' ' ~,
large sugar commission house Of D. az. DS
Rivera u Co., had failed, and laas S 'nj
senior partner, Henry c. DE Rivera, . na-
fled. The failure is the most hss''i, in
ious that has taken place down Io" ,,ro a.
years and the trade, as well as tne Jnn n,.
member of the firm, are yet unable u -
plain De Rivera's flight. .,,rs
The firm was established loF'! ' 'Isr
ago. Perry r. King, who was a m,1 Two
of the firm, up to the suspension teea
years ago, and who has since '.ien ,a and and
intimately connected with the iIi ir,. he
a-ried its power OF attorney, taiu , Inr 10
had been summoned from out Oh t,J an
look after the tirp and had no' n igim.rlf
opportunity as yet to atqua,nI :. ,t' n no
Nth the situation. He could SssI Plr-
reason for De Rivera's flight MI 4, and and
era's habits have always been s'eaa! Of
correct. He IL widower 40 y,nr,st
age, and resided with his children -
Ihirtieth Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
The Excursion Last Nigbr

About four hundred persons went on
the moonlight excursion last night OF
tbs Young Mems Association Of st.
Pau's M. l.. church on the steamer
Brandywine. The boat started at $40
O'Clock from Fourth street wharf and
as the party passed the lighthouse OF
the mouth OF the creek they were sur
prised by brilliant display of fire.
works, which had been arranged by
Charles Il. Foulk and others. The trip
extended below Fort Delaware, and the
e1cursionists were entertained with ex-
eellent music by the First Regiment
BANDS orchestra Of fifteen pieces, under
the leadership of julie Rey hold. They
returned shortly before IL O'Clock. and
all expressed themselves well pleased
with the trip, and the very excellent
manner in which they had been enter.
tanned on the boat,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

4 bOISs
Get your pictures taken at j. Pau
Browns, studio, No 62l Market street
The Aid Loan Association is now is
suing q new series of stock, and the frs
psymsnt will be due on the 2iss inst.
The Brandy wine Summit Camp Meet
| log Association will be- on the ground
on Monday next TO lot privileges
The |. M. Sunday school will max
an excursion 20 Birmingham PARK Oh
Friday, the 10th inst.
8. j. Truitt, Front and Union streets
wants q good blacks smith and horse
sheer.
Henry Rodney, Tenth and Frarklir
streets, offers suitable reward for III,
recovery of brown rubber air cushion
which was lost on Monday.
Patrick Taggsrt is unloading TO day
che finest lot OF Georgia wstermelons 81
1919 King street. They can't be ex-
cslled; guaranteed ripe.
George W. Thompson, who resides on
the Highlands, near Mt. Salem NJ Il,
Church, advertises for four or five good
stone masonB.
Proposals for supplying the Custom
House in this city with fuel, gas, etc.
tor the coming year will be received
until the 26th lust.
Mrs. Mary G, Fleming, formerly OF
Christiana Hundred, has removed from
Fort Orange, Florida, TO near Ams's
p. o, Sharley county, Iowa.
All the members of the Union NJ. IL.
Sunday Schools are requested TO attend
t1e funeral of Mrs. Susan s. Oliver ut
toe I mon M. Il. Church 10. morrow at
9 o'clock.
The gray Shetland pony and dog cart
driven through the streets by the chill
dren OF Michael Dsvine attracts con
SIDERABLE attention, and many little
fellow wishes for similar turnout.
Master John a. TAFT, of No. 1898 Wal.
nut street, left Philadelphia on TIE
steamer Lord Olive, OH the 9TH inst, for
trip TO England aud Scotland, In
order to pass his vacation among his
relatives and friends.
One Of the attractions at Birminzham
Park TO- morrow, to which place tn.
Home Circle makes an excursion, will
BIO a foot race OF one huGdred yards by
William Bot,, Of the Warren Athletic
Club.
TIE cost of Philsdelphia's new City
Hail up to date has been Sl1 ,O47, 2Ol AND
II will require good many more thou
sands or dollars TO complete 1t. But
when finished it will be one of the finest
public buildings In the country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
THIRD EDITION.
The New Presidlng Elder.


On June 81 the Preachers Assooia.
ton of Dover District, OF the Whining
ton M. Il, Conference, held q meeting,
and among the subjects discussed wac
that OF naming suitable person to sue
coed the Rev. a. W. Milby. late pre-
siding elder of the district, who died II
Harrington short time psevious
Among those mentioned were the Rsvs
T. II. Haynes Of Frederick, L. L
Martipdsle Of Dover, J. b. QIiSg o.
Smyrna and Fl p Thompson OF Easton,
but after careful consideration til,
association decided TO recommend tlt
Rev. Thomas o Ayers Of Denton, Caro-
line County, for the position, and the
v to by which he was chosen WAS made
unanimous. This action was ocmmu.
nicated to Bishop Mallslieu of Boston,
and on Friday he announced that Nc.
Ayers had been appointed to Gil til,
Vacancy.
The Rtv IL, O. Ayers is a native OF
Queen .Anne's County, Md, and was
born May 81 1888. When years OF age
he lost his mother, and two years later
his father also died, leaving him, next
to the youngest OF nine children. He
was placed ON farm where he worke d
hard, and enjoyed but little opportunity
OF obtaining an education. When he wat
about II years OLD he left the farm and
apprenticed himself TO ha,.
ness and saddle maker In Smyr
ma, where with his ambition
to excel in everything he under
took he became a matte. OF the r SIDE
and in one year afterwards purchased
the business. While engaged NJ his
work it was no unusual thing to find
him NTH l.
storing his mind with useful kuoWl-
edge. About the time he finished his
apprenticeship ke WAS converted and
Joined the NJ. e Church, where lie took
an active interest in the Sunday school,
prayer meeting and other services.
When the war broke GU. in 1861, he
enlisted as orderly sergeant In Conn IN;
A, Sixth Regiment Delaware NGlun
teers, and served auth the regiment
was mustered cut By reason of expira
ton OF its term in 1864 but imueli-
ately after his return home "a enlisted
in the Seventh Regiment Delaware
Volunteers, and was made frat lieuten.
ant of Company r, but received his
commission as captain of Company II
Ninth Regiment Delaware Infantry,
which position he held until tie G Csc
OF the war, when he WAS Lonorably
discharged.
He then returned to Smyrna and
resumed his trade and again took his
place in the church, where he served
as class leader, exhorter aud local
preacher until 1870, when he was ad-
mitted to the conference as an timer.
ant and In 1873 received his first fun
appointment as preacher in charge at
Millsboro, Sussex County. He WAS
appointed TO Pocompke City IN 1876,
Cristield 1873, and other etationa until
1885, when he was cent TO Denton
where he remained up to the presert
time.
Mr.. Ayers is a radical temperance
man, and while serving at L ass Ne "
Market, Md, did good service in the
cause of local option. He IL in the
prime OF life and enjoys excellent health,
and with his great natural abilities
there is no doubt bat his Will make sn
able and efficient elder.
Me- Ayers married Rebecca T. Disch
OF Smyrna. in 1861, and nine children
have beea born 10 the union, OF " HON
only three ara alive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
DIED.

OLlN ER.-On Sunday even ing, the 18th
instant, Mrs. Susan >. Uliver, aged about
az years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully re.
questod Il attend the funeral OF the d % .es sed
from Union M. g. c1urch on wednesday,
l4th lnat., at O'Clock m. he remHins wit
then lie taken TO Newark Del where ser
vices VIII again be reid IL the NJ. r. church
o. that town Mt II 81 =, IN. laterment ia
Newark cemetery.
OOufER,-FeIl leep on Sunday, July II,
- samuel NJ. uouper, Esq OF New
Castle, Del
lie relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully Invited 10 attend toe funeral,
without further notice. f-am his late rrei.
dence on wednesday afternoon, July Il, at
2 O'Clock - -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
'AiI't'!fha, Wilmington y BaltiMurt RslIust
JULY 18th 1856.
rainE leave Wilmington as follows {;


Philadelphia teTpross), 2, gG2 AGO, 0 x
10, 3 10, on, 9lo, s4f, 10 o. II SIS, II DIAN
IL 80, ls2, 6Z2, SO, and 706 D. N.
Accommodation, 6 40, Z w, %, 10 30 O. IN,
~, %, ~, 9 30, 20 so y. N.
scr Onester teSpress), $50, T60, 81 10, y %
9 ", II IS, II 81. e, u, u &C. Q -, 40 sHu d
Accommodation, 20, 200, : %, SIS, 10 8,
a. "a. ~ 81, 90, 20, 81 and J 0 80 .. IN.
New YORK. 400, = T. o. d. 7 90
- %, IL 81 H., Az -. 81, 1850, S2l
A32s 10, 10 30 ,. N.
Fer NesL Cneeter, via Lsnoain Gao -
u .. M, 90 and 90 p. II
tGr RowBrg ana tntermJst4 .-AoD,
"a -. n Il 5s AID y 2. u.
b4AtiAo G.4S ittterlnc4is - tH..tyH, 10 !;
a, n; = q .. ~, and ~ G0Gi'eh
EaltiuOte AID bag ltao,7.<Sn Il
Haltln tro a-d Wa5Lt1gtqA, I.S 4ts o.
'p II. -" y
Train r. AsiAwar. pugon gsavS ta,
Rev Ctst 90, 80 an q 70. 80, 9 so
2b.s1c i TO J.. -.
Georgtso~n al. A.wes s 80 q. n; 10 au,
eea;.r. and ia,o7meitats sta,iors. a.25 =
4s-l!pe.oa, Doipss, ~ va .,Gt.oas, a
a N: Il 50 y. L.
EEltoss cr ttlr7tl. t1 AID S1hohoth, hi
?. l. Wy traits, 90 a IA ant p p. III
E1g e, w stg.c:.t- .rlG sz Aua Jzllea.
u 80 . Ie eco tG-
Fgs.Lzt.. CitY. g u n.
EStttas g HfCuVss ~ s. : Il. daily.
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Almost ~ VIre.

There is a family residing on East
Ninth street, below Poplar, who have a
young lady from Seafotd visiting them.
On Sunday night she left the window
OF her bed room open when she retired,
and the gas burning quite low. Some
time toward morning the breeze, which
bad sprung up, blew the curtain
into the flame and 1T caught FIRE,
and the young lady was awakened By
the intense heat and bright light in the
room. Her cries brought assistance
end the flames were eItinguished with
out sounding an alarm, but no,: until
the curtain and the clothes which the
young woman wore on Sunday were
destroyed and the carpet, with the fur.
niture OF the room, badly damaged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

Fatal Casualties.

An explosion occurred in tle 'T ossr
son Brothers s. P.tierson mint ing 70.
Buehtel, Ohio, on sunday evoni d Vii.
saltine In the killing OF Thoms' cHar-
laws and the fatal inJuring q Ian. lam
lee Ii. johnson and John h 1,ninred.
Lewis White was dangerCusiy Jreoli.
The disaster was CAUSED BY t-' I''
gence ef the men. ort from
A large mum her of people wen n m 'iI
Chatham, Illinois, TO iake 10 rtisu.
digtans on Sunday 10 witness o"P sabed
After the ceremony, tho hoises : t5rs, ].
10 wagon containing Mr.. anu anotber
II. Moore, Mrs. AllsDnry anu ta rarty
lady, became frightened, and wy s,e feet
were upset in a gully t~ent, M Moore
deep, Mrs. Allsbury ana MI MI, recoy.
were go badly injured that .Dea with
cry is doubtful; the others escHp''
Sergeant John o'Esill, of me ,, hn frou,
o. Arrllsry, was killed BY plnp u For
the second story OF tbs oarracA'
zess Monroe ON Sunday night
sA~&48r-s-- aftk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

The Home Social Circle will 60 on
their excursion to birmingham Park,
tomorrow, leaving Front and Madison
street,, at z 80 III.
One OF the features of the day will be
foot race between William Bot, a
member of the Giro & ana ybody who
VII! run against him. A silver medal
will be given TO the winner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
Rot Started yet.

Although tbs Non ing News had Mr.
JoLn Ds.crsy or Eighth and Walnut
sEEe,H.s o. h:s way 10 12u3oP3 gadtelday,
ne % sui, al kqaae IL S.se 10 lnier lion
of STARTING unti We5aScdAy, tho 2lTt
in5ecnt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

Sessssssz1 } Qy,4sfsssu'9 6s9, sas,
takss ras oSsa1 n "a 97sss2E1hs % that
ssnre, IA Ri1N 6.sS>, fsss u. ksas sFDoilod
GO worth OF Eosdsds zans: sS,s a5pgush
p u2h Of klass into she bulk window.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

Tickets for Inc kipworth nxcsrstsn
90 snsrsdAy nexs Will be COED for two
HAins. Tao reSR lar excursion train ss
eslsek .. m, aas the regular pasaan.
kde, 40 p. m. PGtioe u.Aable 90 20 on
u IN IRA vain roy 90 On slosseaond Tor
the same AaAn,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
Tho VJeather.

TO morrow promifes TO be slightly
warmer, and clearing proceeded by ioca.
talne. Ihursoay, ialr and rising ten
peratnre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13
Failure and Flight

Cranor 81 Co. are offering bargains III
very department to reduce stoch'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

Osanor b %. - selling p'A
- ssdHssA psioeG
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

TgYANTED-k GOOD OEKE BAKER
wv Mono other noed apply. McOaKH
7th and Tatnhfi stIosts. IylS ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

YEYAHPED-GlRLS TO SEW IN SUIT
w store. Address '':tuit" giving full
name at this office. jyl32tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

KTArTED-h GIRL FOR GENERAL
Wv housouorK. Reforsnco required.
Appiy at Olhce, No. ITO french ST. jyi3-3tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

(HT ANTED--A GOOD BLACKSMITH;
w one who understands horse-shoeing
ana lobbing generally. s. J. TRuITT,
lylSNF Front and Union sts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

SOSiRAY OAr- GAME TO M. 1lb
~ french street on the 9Th Of July. The
owner can have IL on calling tul32tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

'.GT AhTED--A BOY, AT AINsJOW'S,
wv T0T Shipley street. iy12-2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-13

TINE AID LOAN ASSOCIATION Is
4 now Issuing new series Of stock, first
payment due July Il. J, 7, Davis, supt. D.
>. Iron Co., President.
Geo. u. NAris, Sec. July IS, 'Ss.-l5t