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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
FOURTH EDITION
Personal.

ftfsonhts
Edward 2. Collins Is spending q week
with his friends In New Castle.
q. 8. Clark, No. 900 West Fourth
street, has returned from n tw) woeks'
visit 70 Slaughter Neck.
Mrs. w. II Quinn has returned home
from = weeks visit TO Cape May very
much improved in health.
Aiopzo T. Mitchell, President OF the
Home Social Circle OF SCOTT M. Il.
Church, has arrived home from his two
weeks vacation looking well.
Norman Yeatman, grocer. Dol South
Van Barren street, left this morning u
visit friends At Hastings. Nebraska. BE
will be gone some three weeks.
Rev. B. II. Price, pastor OF Madeley
Chapel, and one of the best read men IL
the Wilmington Con feren -, is prepsr
ing to publish book on Supplemental
Ministry.
| Miss Aunie Reynolds left Philadel
phia on Thursday last to visit relatives
| At Uunkirk, New York State. She will
visit Niagara Falls and Other places Of
interest before re urning 10 our city.
The NJ. e. Preachers Association viii
meet after summers vacation mex
Monday morning. whom Rev. j. I
Gardner In an essay will review Rev
Ii. A. Monroe's essay on tie days o
creation.
| Mr.. William Maban, typo on til,
REPUBLICAN,, 10 taking his vacation
II Is said II At he 10 looking after tn,
"old spori's" dog, while the form or Il
washing himself in old ocean some
where near Lewes, Del. II Is no
known where be is at pr6tent located
but 1t is supposed that he Is passing tn,
| fleeing MONS nts with his best girl q
Atlantic City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
Child Injured

Last evening year old son o. En- il
W@llher was run over in South vii.
miugiou by team driven by Special
Officer Foster. The child was playing
in The street ami the officer Gel ed TO ii
u get ont of the way, which il did, but
Immediately turned &nd ran toward the
wa9on, when it fell and the hind wheel
passed over It's stomach Dr. Tpmlip-
sou Was called in and said tbs IT. dries
were not serious, aud sthlt no danger
need be apprehends d. There Is no blame
attached 10 the Jflicer, a. he WAS driy-
ing slowly, and the boys sister, who
witnessed the accident, says that he ran
toward the wagon and fell be seen the
whsel-,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
NEW ADVERTISER ENrs.

SHERlFf'SS ALE-BY VlATUE or A
- writ Of svaris Fzeiss, to me direc ed.
will be expote to public sale, at tue Ocufo
House, on M.rkst street., between Tenth
and eleventh streets, in the city Of Will
IN SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER lsTH, 1885.
At2 O'Clock p. m.
The following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of lasd
with q two and onehalf story frame dwell
Ing house thereon erected, situate in Ohris-
tiana Hundred, Now Castle County and
st ,te of Delaware. afOresaid, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
| beginning at the corn or formed by the In.
lterstction OF the northerly side u Eigh-
tenth street extended with the westerly
side OF hivervtew avenue, The. CO nOrtherly
| along said side Of kivoTyiow avenue l42 teet
10 iLches 10 It's Intersection with the soutnerly
| side of Church lane, thel Oh westerly along
said side Of Church lane ~ feet " . corner
| thence southerly parallel with hiverview
avenue ld1 feet 0 iLchts to a point in tho
said northcily side Of Zig hteentn street ex-
tended, and thence thereby eAster,y ~ feet
10 the place u begiAnins, To the eontents
thereof what they may, under and Gu lect 10
the reg ulation and restriction that MT any
building shall be erected oil said lot OF land
| northerly side OF Eighteenth street extended
| and tho mole front on said street 20 feet
wide shall DO kept an oIen ornamental
Irpace Tor no Tree passage of air and light
| fIrover, and TO tie further restriction tlat
no matt or spiriiusus liquors ehall be 80 d on
tho prem ises hereby conveyed. Deed accord
h, Vol. 10, page &s', sc.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
crty Of Herman 4. SmitLson, surviving
| N Ortgagor, and William Il. Linton, admin
istrator VI annie y. Sm ithson, deceased Co
mortSsgor, and t. t., and ~ De sold by
| IHUM al, fUkD, sheriff.
Shenti's tnce, Wilmington, August 81
1890. sep2-sod-ts
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THIRD EDITION.


A Samoan letter in the Baltimrr,
Sun SAYS. The women OF Samoa are 10
SO pretty bat far more v.rtuous thai
those OF the society Islands, and posses.
traits peculiarly their own. Their OIL
clothing is the lava lava, frequently made
of grass, which covers them from the hip
to the thighs, the field for adornment be-
ing the head, around which wreaths o.
orange blossoms and of red flowers al
worn They are naturally endowed will
a profusion OF black hair, but being ell
amor d OF the crushed strawberry color.
they coat the head with slaked coral lime
a few applications Of which give the de
sired hue. They are very expert in TIT
management of canoes, and swarm
about the ship from early morn till CLOSE
of eve, beseeching officers and men to b.,
''fiend," and when one assents to do the
friendly act, the object of his friendship
comes on board and shower upon him
gifts OF cocoaIuts, sea-shells, fruit, eggs
and occasional chicken, for which, iQ Ie-
turn he is expected to give money. or
preferably such articles as soap, needles
and thread, tobacco and writing paper
This act Of friendly barter completed, the
lady stands not upon the manner OF hei
going, but, taking advantage of the facl
that there are no skirts to impede hei
flight, dives headlong out of gunport
swlms to her canoe, and paddles OFT Il
make another ''tiend."
The exhibition wound up with a CRANE
silva, which is the name for the native
dance. This brought into prominence
the loveliest of 5amoa's maids in the per
son of Fsapio, the daughter of Ash, Nal
letoa's great war chief. Wearing tara
of glistening sea shells and grass of bright
colors in her hair, necklace of red Der
ries ami around her hips a laya-lava o
the most expensive character, her fault
less figure was set off to advantage, ant
AS she danced with her father ard two
other chiefs, her SMILES gestures and con
tortions OF body were amusing and glis
tened in the sun from coating OF cocoa
nut oil, her graceful bearing commance '
admiration. Other girls and chiefs dane
ed in turn, but the silva, W tn its singing
waving of hands and other variations
beggars description, and must be seen t
he appreciated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
Death Of An AGED sufferer,

Last Tuesday Mrs. Susanna Baldwi in
died at her Iesi9eLca, No 7C5 Wilson
street, aRei 10 years. The deceased
had been sick and confined To her bed
for the past II year,, and frequently
suffered very much hnJ she was always
patient and never coIa plaiL ed.
Her husband, Berj amin Baldwin
died few years ago, and his death
seemed to csuse her more concern thar
her own sufferings Shs was a men,
Der OF Az bury NJ f Church for many
yearq, and was frequently visited b,
the pastor and members, WHO helC
prayer and other meetlngA At her hOu. {
Her christianity was undoG oJrd, anr
her faith strong land firm up to tn
moment when her spirit WINGED i.
hight to meet face TO face with TIL
M as.er in whom she had trusted b
long, and who she knew was too wise I
err. She was indeed remarkable VIC
man and her christian for besraLce an
resignation during the many yesrs c
her I'll LECTION, shows her perfect submit
zion u the Masters will, TIL tuners
takes place this Afternoon 81 )
O'Clock, and will proceed to the Oh
| Baptist Butying Ground.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
News Summary.

The National Convention Of the Irish
Catholic Benz violent Union met Wed.
nesday la Lancaster, Pa. The secre-
tary's report shows that the Union en-
braces 2l2 socie' les, with a mem bership
of 10 1858. In the afternoon session reso-
utions of sympathy with Messrs. Par
nell and Gladstone were adopted.
Joseph Glenn OF brooklyn, N Y,
boarded an express train for New York
&C Bridgeport, Conn, on Tuesday after
noon. vi pom reaching Fairfield station
he jumped from the train, which wss
running forty miles an hour. He was
picked up unconscious, and 1t is thought
| his injuries are fatal.
The first through passenger train Cd
the Penn sylvania Schuylkill Valley
railroad from Philadelphia entered
Poisville at 1.45 o'clock Wednesds,
/ afternoon. Tue train carried President
Dubarry and other officials on on tour
OF inspection preliminary to the perma-
ment opening of the road to traffic.
Johu Murphy aud chilly" Young,
principals, and Jake" Kilrain, scces
sorry, were arrested in Baltimore yes
t.rdsy morning on the charge OF having
Ienglge1 Ia prizs fight .ast Monday
might. They were held each IN 81 ,0Ot
bail TO await the action OF the Crimira
Coari.
l /, il reported from Tombstone, Ari
Iona, that the terms under which G5ro
lnimo will surrender are "tbat hi5 tive
wives be brought back from Florids
and himself and nineteen Of his com
Ipanions be given separate reser7a
Itione."
The Canadian cruiser Howiette yes
Iterday seized the American schocne
Highland Light, for fishing within III
three mile limit, of the east point o
Prince Eiward's Island. This is tn'
first actual seiz are made fer tishiug.
The town Of Indianola, Texas, Dc
lvastated By TIE recent storm, is said |
te fas. becoming depopulated, a erea
many OF its inhabitants having decide,
10 seek homes elsewhere.
| Major ]. A. Connolly has been nom
rated for Congress by the Republican
of the Thirteenth Illinois District. III
district ID represented by William NJ
lSpringer, Democrat.
L. Is announced that the elbow feve
has appeared at Biloxi, Mississippi
IoppC site the Ship Island quarantine
and that there have been eight case
and two deaths.
| Postmaster Wilson, Of Savannah, hnl
The mum Der of visitors at the Inter
Safe Picnic eli the Patrons of Hus
ban dry at Williams Grove on Wedues
day was estimated "a: from 20 COO Il
10000
refused 10 hand over his office to Cap
. tain George W. Lamar, recently ap
pointed postmaster by the President.
81 The public debt statement Issued oil
r Wednesday shows Gecrrase Of 81 $40,
I6g9 during August ToIai cash Ill tn
I treasury STA ,2706 51.
J Three colored men were Ign ched nea
McNutt Lake, Mississippi, on Monda,
,aight, for attempting 70 assault young
, women.
Il All tina lIfe-saving stations on tn
Atlantic and Cult coats were opene,
On Wednesday and the crews assigne.
to duty.
Tue Black Hawk Paper Mill d
, Milan, Illinois, was oavned on Tuesday
LOSS, Sil 800; Insurance, SIS 600.
al Otto Buchel X Co.'S cotton gin a
E Cuero, Texas, w.s burned on Tuesda
s night. Loss, $1,000.
There WAS a general frost in MINI,
b sotG and Dakota OIL Sunday and MOI
:, day nights.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
Another Malkins pollcy Shop.

About 2 30 O'Clock yesterday after
noon Thomas Ba'son, cniO.ei, was ar.
res.ol by Officers GortIiey and Lopez
on a charge OF being a peram bu ating
police dealer. /, ~ alleRed mat slnce
the Mayor q 3srd the ~ OPS B..sun, the
same 80 soue otEers, mas been Engaged
in visiting MS custemers ami selling
them VOWS He bad a partial hearing
before Squire O'Neill last evening,
Z when he was he'd In $40 bail for a
further bearing This evening, john A.
1 Parker, saloon Keeper en- French
street above Eighth becoming us
J blndsman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
Drunk aud DisOrder'y

William Haggerty was before
Cummins this morning charge
being drunk and dis0rderly, and
Bern bardt, who made the arrest
that William Was quite drunk
day afternoon and was raisll
generally in his neighborhood. !
he finished his testimony the iatt
IN other Of the prisoner jumped
demanded q warrant for the Off
the ground that he had arrested
without cause.
Both were talking at on'e IL
Irish, and 60 fast that IL was ain
possible TO understand snythlr
said. The Judge finally got ths
TO sit down while he heard the I
and then after liftenlHg to her b
the father. They both tiled to p
the blame Gu the officer, but v
was called he declared that tb!
family WAS drunk, ard seemed
greet that he had not locked them
The Judge imposed fine Oh
costs on william, and the moi
the room declaring that she w
before a Squire and swear out
rant for Officer Bernhard.
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Fifth Edit
Eisgracefui

The REpuBLlcAs 'n'''
tained q local accom-, yestsrd,
. y e. of a young oil Il ,ls d
urday afternoon, had s s,s. Who,
some young men and md co osen dru
near the slaughter hon .sned IN
running from Tatn DuseS in
Second The Girl wa. street.
been brought in from 40 ,bs STATED
OF the schuetzsn p.rk 'I s htiRtd
error TOT She resided as a aa a.t tAh
= lady on Sixth street ns aop ne
about 20. n'e hamilto1
She admits having ho.n
n np,,, s her will iron suud d,S,n, \
until Monday night, and SSu 'a afa
narutaily treated. The at nv @
Tue ears Of Mayor Rhos as', y. cog
usual promptness in ve.,,a, ne v
,ha 81. sne names of the rerrs,,, =,
the Outrage, and had VALE ro,le'i !
a ar issued by Mapistr a,.' q .
aney we're placed in tie hand u y
geant mcVsy, who with a l ."D
trolmen made a slmultaneo,ul.u s :.
captured four young msn '1' n swa
Ipectively Albert, Smi.b o nan
lavender, and confined tb e,OOG
cells for a hearing. 'uem
Harry Emmons, E,o mo,
,9r the defenca of Glbbous' 81 =,
McVey summoned the Oil ~ .
the magistrates Office lss, n IL "
tne case was called, the rirl =, ,
oath, ard after Mr.. Emmosn,.' s =, = .
htr that she need Lot criminal !
though he was NO, her LAVE,
ciined to give any tes,imo1 ~ ,
the young men, as she copli n,
ter. 0'u
AFTER saying that she had IN
whatever to make against ,ba
men, the Squire dismissed ,bs .,
the men were set at liberty I,
20 the lady with whom Ina }
employed TO say that as soon AZ
covered the character OF her d,
she dismissed her, AID /. "a alsr
mtbrs. Cllvey and Lee, the 10
The stable that figured in The
say that they discharged The k,
the stable as soon as they found
Jet the disorderly party into it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02

The annual session of the A
Union Methodist Protestant OI
convened yesterday Afternoon A
O'Clock, in the church Oh Frerch
above Eighth, with fJrty dell
present. The conference was call
order by the Rsv. Bepjamiu Sco}
Presld ent of the Middle D.strict.
n permanent organization was ID
as follows: President. the Rev.
Scott OF the Maryland district;
tary, W. ii Forrougb OF wllmil
assistant secretary, James II. tt
son, OF Newark, BAL, 90
ing secretary; tie Rev $. To
OF Woodbury., N j.; marshal,
Price Of Wilmington; Commit,
Credentials, the Rev, G. II, VII
j. W. Hall and ID. Russell; =,
Committee, the Revs. L. II, Oh
l.. II. Daniels, W. T. Warden;
mittee on Rules, the Rpvs. G II.
liams, ID, Russell aud Il. Davis.
The principal busi.ess whiel
come before the conference will
revision of the Book of Discip.lu
making some changes in The di
districts.
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The MnrshaIton Chapel.

TIE Union chapel, built by all de-
no ninations at Msrshalton, is rooted In
and viii be ready for the plasterers
next week, and the church will In all
reliability be ready Cor occupancy by
tn last Of October or the first OF No.
VEN Der A fair and festival will be
Id IL the new, uufials bed church on
TeursdAy, Friday aud Saturday even
in - o! rext week for the par pose OF
81 ing The church pecuniary aid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02

~ OTIUE- UhDhk And PURSUANT
~ TO tho Act Of the u Snsrai Assembly OF
tho Stale OF Deia ware entitled, IAN act
Concerning Private Corporations" parsed
Of Doscr, March q, 1888, notice is hereby
given tina. an application via be male to
the Honorable lgnatius q. Grubb, Associate
J iRe OF the SUPERIOR Uoart OF tho stats Of
1 e,aware, residing In new Castle county,
on Tuesday, the l4th day Of September
1885, at 10 O'Clock In tho morniug. at Cham
Uers in the city Of Wilmington, for the In.
corporation Ct company TO be called
Remington Machine Company the tlect
Of which is 10 manufacture eng mes, boilers,
pumps, tools and machinery OF ali Kinds, iron
and brass castings, and to do a genera ma
chine and foundry business, TO use. cell or
otherwise dispose OF such manufactured pro-
ducts, and as incidental 10 The business OF
said corporation TO Acqairo, use and dispose
| such letters patent or licenss or rights
| hereunder and other property as shall be
deemed by said corporation promotive OF It's
OBJECTS and purposes. and generally To do
All things necessary or proper for the car
rying on Of said business
BdADFtJRD VANDERBILT
Attorney for proposed inoorpotators.
sep2 lot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
Fell Out n Window.

This morning while the iyear.old
daughter of James Brown, proprietor of
the Bulls Head Hotel on West Fourth
street. was attempting to throw peach
stone out OF window, on the first floor
of he hotel, she clipped aud fell out,
taking the screen with her. Fortunate.
ly no bones were broken, but she was SC
badly bruised that DIR. Wales had to be
summoned to attend her.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02

Some ~ our country friends have
h ~ talk ing anout tall stalks 81 corn
and ~e therefore, mention for their
e4pecial benefit that Edwin Roberts, OF
Sclay Kin township, Chester County,
Pa, bIas's Of having ore in his field
ii fifteen feet high, AID the bottom Of thu
sec0rd ear on it il nine feet six iuche,
above the ground. IT any OF our farm ri
can dad q stalk to beat this one vi
should like to hear from him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
The Usual Crop.

When Judge Cumm ms
business at this mornipg
the dock was filled with o %s
nearly all OF whom bore t,! snS
dissipation. Daniel CoIi w
first, and upon ON ger y
mopy that no found MN ~
streets, a fine of 81 and "
Then came John Lsi reg
r. Powell, both OF VIM
oueutly been in the doc
was the same old charge,
and they were fined 81 ana
George Hughes ana u, y
were tue next to ans yer,
also charged with dI run
said they belonged in I'm IL,
ia answer to an advertitssI
to Aberdeen, Md, to wot1
Init that when they got
prietor had allied the pi
mans, and as they coai9
thew t,~' started back, %
reached this city lost d,, ~
son, and were so wot 1,h
they got drunk. I .u
learned that he had ~ ~
phia on the train; ~
M tilted until IL O'CLOCK,
standing that they
when released.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02

A gentlsm an from .his city lost his
hat at the railroad depot in Chester on
Sunday night. He vas standing near
the track wien ths Norfolk express
went by Ike Il sh, and the breez-
created by 1t lifted . lat from his head
and carried u beyUa1 his reach. He
N a6e diligtnt search for 1t, but it could
rot be found. and lie was forced to re
turn home bArehesd5d. Ga Monday
N Jrning it was discovered by tie
crossing tender, Mr. Pois'e, near the
reilroal bridge, literally cut TO pie ces
the wAee.s u the e4ls having passed
over it,
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she Didn't Want Him to lie

This morning George Mi,ler,
occupied a place in the docS ~
Court, and an officer teslifsa
arrested him last night OF lle
of a coloIed woman on JoIe'
who said ne was f2btlne ~
woman was csllec and gave
as Sarah f G uslend. sne
she had not lived with heI aus
Ave years, and had loi Tue
years lived with Miller. lI ~
quarrel last evening, anu ~
him with her iizt, and ~heD 10
cd TO hold hsr hands struck n
face With a lighted lamp, anu
giel ran after an officer; ~
The prisoner, who nay az ~
on his face where he bad U.
with the lamp, said Inc "
caused by his saying he was
leave her, and that she iif w
TO kill him with, but put, inas
used the lamp. The Juo ~
thought Miller had ABOUT o.
dismissed the case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02

A fight occurred u ne kitchen OF tht
N Atiensl Hotel, "a. Middletown lev
evenings ago betw7e4 TWO colored wait
ers, William Depu and Daniel Scr
den, when a num1sr % dishes were
broken and THU generally turn ed
top y-turvy. Ia row was finally
quelled by Offioer Gfa idock, who lod gee
the bellig srents in me ,ock.uo and kept
them there all Mig ior having set Ia
laws of God and b.4- ~ defiance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
Il Il. K. X. Il K. X. II.

The only house in the city that rnr
its own boats. Do not forget this is The
me nth with K in it. Ainscow Il Co
will run two boats to Morris River. Cove
and in Delaware Bay and will telecl
primes and culliugs from the best beds
in the Bay. Usual prices: % 80 and Al
cents. The FIRST boa5 arrives this even
ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
shIpments of Peaches.

Ei7hty.s.x car loads Of peaches
passed through this city yesterday
consigned as follows: Jersey City, q
Bost5u, II; PhiladelDhia, II; point,
west, :; Chester, 6; Clay mont, l
The total nun Der Of carload
shipped thus far TO and through Viii
mington is .66l.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
TMPORTANT DENTAL NOTICE.,

Tho unders,g ned, for many years -
resident Dentist Of Newark, Dol, SSzs;3
mas. at tho solicitation Of q mum -O11IO
Der Of friends, decided to spend every Mon
day ne Delaware City Hotel, AID every Weo'
nesday and Friday ct 229 Shtpley street,
Whining ton. where he would be pleased 70
see any ono VINO may wish to consult him IN
reference to any Lental Operations neeae 80 !;
His aim mere as at the Office of Oh. HAlNES
h SUN, NEW ARK. shall always 90 70 shs
least possible amount OF money.
Il. W. HAINES, ID. ID. >.
Alternate day Tuesday, Thursd ~ an
Saturdays at the Homo Omce IN Ne"oiA'
where one Of as will always be f0und:
jel8 d&w-Im
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02

About hlty IN ouAnIcs who had been
employed IN he p..lsu4n car shops at
Elmira n. Y aEilrsu Ia our city This
morning, making be uum Der Of men
from that place between 2D0 aud 300.
They are 60 ID III -clAalCs, and viii be
AL acquisition to onr city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
Delaware College,

Rev. ]. ii. Caldwell, "A. M, DID,, President
VIII omen with enlarged facilities Septem
Der /, lsso, Three COURSES: classical, Solen,
tho and Agricultural. Expenses not oseI
s2I6 por annum, For Information, oa.S
iogues etc., address the Presidsn..:; , NA
rleI. lee'ov~Ass"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
The Concert Last Night

The attend lnci ~ ms opsn air cou-
cert last gelink 49, H1t as large as on
former occasions, gQ, II Is probable thar
the falling of Va e.ls3I By tie COO
weather, which nal. !, Unpleasant tC
remain in the Slu.re f-r any length oil
tine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
Wharf Properly Sold.

Tue wharf property on the south side
of the Christisna below Market street,
owned by George Churchman aud ad
joining that of Crsnston ~ New bold,
has been sold to John A. CranstoD, az
Mr.. Churchman proposes going into
business In the South.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02
Eubscript.olty Box

A subscription box has bean lefi a.
The REPUBLICAN 0ffi - for the purpose
of receiving cjnLr. for the con-
linuapce of the open air concerts by
The First Rsgim ,nt band, and those
wh) feel d.sposed % Assist in the mat
ter now hAVs The opp jftunity OF dong
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02

On Saturday night, n
smyth Post, No. l, G.
open camp fire at . .lle
which a very attrac',sso o,,
presented. No one . snos
elect to purchase. a ~ I'M IN
are for the beneht Vi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-02

j. II. Hall Sc lis the best cigar in the
city. Key West specially. s. W
corner of Second and Walnut streets.
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stata of tie thermometer

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Tomorrow prom ses TO be fair, with
stationary temperature. SiEllsr condl-
tiors are likely TO prevail on Saturday.