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Daily Republican., 1888-06-25

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. June IS 1883
StuHs that WOO whatever
air is going:
Sheer Linen Lawns EH
Slider-web Crazies
Crinkled seersucker
Ceylon Flar nels
Filmy hulls
Crispy Cambrice
Plenty more of the same
breezy build. You feel cool
er for even looking at them
The no.dust real Shantung
Pongee Silk at SIS the piece
OF 10 or 20 yards is again or
the counters. We've sole
twice as much this year al
last. Why not? The price
is ridiculously low. There i
. no likelihood that importer
will n xt teason repeat tn
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25

The only Complexion Powder In the
world that 10 without vul9arify, With
ont Injury to the user. and without
doubt o beAutif'er. IL Pczsnui's.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25

The three IA brought Regret, R.
proach ard RemoTse to 3 great political
party In 1884 The three P's, whsT
signifyiDR ID P eres'c PUrgNtiye Pei
lets, bring Peace 10 the m nd, PreservA.
'H" and Perfection CT ealth to the
lody,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25
ON TUESDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, ssss.
... alta O'Clock, p. M,

The following described real estate viz;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lard
with two-story brick house thereon erectest
sitnate In the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the int rsection Ct the soutn-
eriy side Of Taylor street, with the west erly
side of Gnu ch street, tIencs soatherly along
said side Church street, "a feet 70 stake IN a
q line OF the same westerly parallel with Tay-
lor street, 20 eet to tue easterly side q 10
feet wide alley, running into Taylor street.
thence along said alley SIDE northtriv parallel
with Church street IA feet to tbs taid slde oi
Taylor strert, and thence thereby essterly
feet to the place of beginning BE- the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution ~ the prop
|erty OF Thomas CORY and Jane CORY, MS
wife, William II, Cochran, John y. Twin
and CAthArtne Irwin, !. t. and to be sold by
GILFS JAMESON, sheriff.
sherlf's Once, WilminGton, June S,rd
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25

nUBLIO SAIL OF FIHSr OF ASS
fIesh COWS will DO sold at the Belle
rue Hotel, 9TH ward. city OF Wilm'rRton,
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
JUNE 9Th, 1888, ct l O'Clock,
Is head OF Fresh Cows and Forward Spring.
o. era, work or driving horpee eSIyl1
ASS mare and colt BY her side, NJ
good stock.
The above cows were all bought springer
and oalvsd at my farm and are &C nsiderod
by Judges TO be the best lot Of osws sold at
any public sale this seASon; am ng them
will be found some heavy mixers and zig
butter COWS Persons wanting good young
COWS should attend this safe sale positive.
70 days credit ROBERT hcOhbDhr,
y. W. Stidham d Son, auou il9 dhu-tl
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25

You ara always sure 10 get good
cigar at vsasey's drug store. Box trade
q speciality.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25
wanted,


To buy, carriage p"'e, In Ara'-1 asa
class order. Apply ct this or ce.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25

A. EVANSTON co.
~ ioe King str ct have now on sale, Ter
cemetery lots, roses, and all kinds Of howers-
ma king quick growth. Bone q special prepa,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25

tMY METHOD the only known that cures pernna
aently The Of Special Diseases, largest
and private practical experience With every remsd
and science for quickest recovery ant
permanent ssre. THE MOST DANGEROUS CAsEl
SOLICITED. Relief At once. Send for book ''Truth,
special diseases aud eNposng frauds, theii tricks y
yietmise sufferers and avoid sooAled vegetable medi
enes, blood purifiers frAndulsnt promising, cure
pay They ruin thousands. Best ski 10 the begin
ming will much suffering and delay. Wtile call
patients she doctor only. Hours, . SoS. We
Aeaaev and SatuFdaE III 10 RnndAE till
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25
DIR. THEETa.
5 N. Fourth 81
Below Green,
PHILADELPHIA.

% years practical eIperienos
guarantees 10 cure more quicker
safer aud permanent thSn an
advertising ply sleiHn all Ape
eialDiseasea, Blosd Poison
skin DlAeRHeA, PiIBples
Biotehcsr ObAtinate UIcera
Distractions Inflammation
Of n idney, BLADDER aud othe
orgacs, Nervous Debility
Early Decay w enknesn.els
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25

sTUE OF
sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ Of Levsr FeciAs, 20 me directed,
will be exposed to public sale At the. court
house on Market street between Tenth and
Eleven tn streets, In the city Of wilmington,
New Castle County, ID. laware,
ON TUESDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1855,
at2o'cloek, p. NJ,

tut hN-NhAeNN aNeAs N-efNtNf
An those two certain lots or pieces OF land.
No. 1, situate In the city OF Wilmington,
Beginning at stake on the eAsterly siie OF
Yves, 81 rect at a corner of land, lot Of Thomas
Shipiey, deceased, now of Harlan & Holl ngs-
worth thence by said nd nth ~ degrees
east 100 feet TO land Of Isaac Miller, thence by
said I nd and land of Joshua Not aston
north 81 degr. es east IL feet 10 stake 10
other land OF eaid Harlan Hollingsworth'
thence along inc Of said land norm ~ de-
grees west 100 feet to the said side OF Mest
street thence by the same south ~ DEGREES
west ii feet TO the place Of beginning; be me
contents thu rect what 1t may. Book V, VOL
9, page 239. &c. .,,,,-,,,.
NO. Situate in the city Of WtmtuRtoh.
bounded and de cribed as follows, to wit'
l Beginning at stake on the southeast sias
of West street, between second and IhI..
streets, being n corner of a lot OF land inte .,
Iaaac IL. starr, formerly leased 10 JtmS'
Watson, thence by the line Of said hot sonth
IS egrees cas-, e5 feet inch to the riddle dts
lance une north 81 degrees EAST 2 teet 70 :
stake on n line Of land late OF the said isaas
N, Starr, thence along sAid time north hs de-
grees west Is feet inch to the easierlv side o.
kWest street aforesaid. thence down the SAINT
south ~ degrees west p feet TO the place Q
beginning, he the contepts thereo what l
Itpay. Book W, Vol ., PAGE 25t, &c.
1 Seizeu and taken In execution as the prop
terty OF Isaac Murray and Sarah Murray, hi
wife, and t. T., aud to be rod by
8lLEa JAMESON, Sheriff.
Il ta3-eodts
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25
NAPHTHA
GASOLINE STOVES

Ityou use a gasoline stove 1t is strictly
necessary to get PURE HAPHTHA, thus
you avoid danger, bad odors and expense.
We have sold thousa DIS of gallons during
the past Ave years and without q single
accident reported from using our naphthA
We deliver free to all parts OF the city
Cans furnished free.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25

|CHERIFF'S SALE-By VIRTUE OF
40 writ Of LevArt Facias 10 me d.
rected, will be exposed to public sale az the
Court House. on Market street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets in the city OF Whining
on. New Cast g County, BEL,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-25

sussrsd a. the Posy Otace ct Whining
nm DEL, a. second elAee mail matter.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08

WE do not belong 70 that class Of the
community which looks upon politics as
discreditable. On the contrary we have
the highest possible opinion Of the BUSH
ness Of self-government. But the kind
of politics which has burdened our col
nmns for the last two weeks has become
nauseous There is absolutely no
virtue in fractional politics II is
the bane Of our system. It. is
the most debasing contention in
which the citizen can indulge. II corrupts
the voter and disgraces the very name Of
politics. Factionalism robs its followers
OF all patriotism and drags many good,
public-sprirted men down TO that level of
uselessness, which is occupied by the
men who .'look down" upon politics.
Extremes meet and the bitter fractional
list is Of no more use to the state than is
he who takes no part in politics. Neither
are patriots and neither are worthy of
the Institutions under which we live as
nation
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08
STANDING BY PROTECTION.

How a Number Of IRON Workers. VA.
LibeIIed By Newspaper pa,aors,,,
Stupid Campaign Lie.
Reed Verguson, an iron worker and a
Republican, who lives at No TO Pine
street in this city, on August ~ sent tbe
following letter to Hon j. s. Fassett tba
well-known New York Republican and
secretary Of the National Republican
Committee. ~ ~ '''
DEAR SR:-Please inform me as n
correctness Of the enclosed slip which I
clipped from a Wilmington Democratic
paper which was handed to me ia show
how the Republican wor1ingmen Of New
York were going to vote. MANY Of MS
here are New York Republicans. disfron-
chised by Delaware Democratic rna
chinery, and hence we cannot vote b,1t
we are at work and would like To have
the enclosed statement denied or con
hrmed from an authentic source We
wish to use the facts in our works az
some 800 men. We are working nj the
Pullman Palace Car Works. There are
1901 TO 1900 Republicans in this citv thai
cannot vote and we are showing them m
the best we can
The enclosed slip is as follows: "Dur-
ing Cleveland and Thurman neefino.
OF over 100 iron moulders employed i've
Bathburne, Sard & Co, at Albany. N "
on Tuesday night "A members of local
Harrison and Morton Club signed the
roll in body and announced their allegi-
ance to the Democratic cause amid the
cheers OF their associates.
Mr.. Fassett at once communicated with
Hon William Loeb, Jr., at ALBANY. who
replied under date Of August 81 as fol
lows
i presume that the local Harrison and
Morton Club referred to in the clippinp
IS that one formed Of the EMPLOYEES az
Rathbone Sard & Co.'S. stove works.
have investigated the truth Of the state
ment contained in the clipping that four
teen Of their men have left the club and
find that it is as usual, Democratic
campaign lie, Instead Of deserving our
cause they are coming over to us in hordes
from the Democrats. We have a club Of
about 500 members, while theirs numbers
about seventy-five, one-third of whom
are not voters but boys. | think Won
can nail that lie
Mr.. Fassett then sent the whole CORE
spondence to Mr. Verguson at 712 Pine
street. The material was sent to the
EVENING JOURNAL this morning.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Coral and silver is popular combina-
ton in iewelry, though good deal of
brass is worn.
Butcher, Painter 4O6 Shipley street.
The daintiest tea gowns Of the present
season are of lace, over Innings of deli
cately tinted silk.
Corsets made to order. Good fit guar
anteed. Mrs. J. r. Ward. SOB Shipley 81.
Lemon and white and sea green and
white are favorite color combinations in
evening gowns.
Bucher, Sign Painter, 406 Shipley st.
Transparent fabrics prevail this sum.
mer for dressy wear and silks are quite
the exception.
Yergers.
Moire ribbon is used to excess as a
garniture upon the newly imported
dresses, wraps, hats and bonnets
Go to Yerger's for trunks, 407 shipley.
Some Of the newest umbrellas have
stylish handles or silver wiclxerwork. and
many have no handles at all.
Gliding on glass, 4O6 Shipley street.
Hat pins heaped with clusters Of pol
ished silver berries are novel and pretty.
and are much worn in the windows.
DIR. f. c. Honeywell, 703 Market street
Teeth extracted, % cents; with gas. so
cents. Good teeth $3.50 set the best IS
The tan, brown and bronze shades are
very popular just now, both in dress
and millinery and so ia fha borda,,,,.
Show Cards, Rucher, 4O6 Shipley St.
Ribbons are used in profusion upon the
elaborate underwear Of brides and women
Of means. Poor women 60 without.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08


The entire community rejoices with
Aessrs. Crosby & Hin at the substantial
evidence Of their success and prosperity.
Their new building is an ornament to the
city and their business credit and a
benefit to.the community Wilmington
wants many more such buildings; it
needs more establishments like It
and more enterprise Of the same
nature. We might add and less
running to Philadelphia on the part
IF our purchasers. Our city needs
that protection which comes from local
pride. If Wilmington purchasers re.
solved to patronize home stores merely in
buying those things which one can get
just as well here as in Philadelphia, there
would be in a few years half dozen
such structures on Market street rs
Messrs Crosby & Hin have just erected.
Il is to be said, however, 60 the
credit Of the community that those Of our
merchants who advertise literally have
no cause for complaint
This firm has been steadily successful,
since their start in this city ten years
ago. The reasons given by Mr. Crosby
last night contributed largely to their
success; but this firm knows the value
Of printers ink, and by their liberal adj
vertising, the tide Of shoppers to
Philadelphia has been largely
checked. As we have said before their
building and store are an ornament to the
city, and their square and upright deal
ings are appreciated by the public May
their future success be beyond their most
sanguine expectations.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08

iniquity devised by the leading lights of
Democracy of Delaware, has been maic
effective and has for nearly two decades
robbed thousands Of the citizens Of this
state Of the right Of suffrage
1t was the Levy Court Of 1869 that
falsitied the record and ran red lines
through hundreds of assessed citizens.
depriving them Of their citizenship with.
ont warrant # law II vaa tho same.
Levycourt which was isdited together with
siie couecturs o. TINS cl1y, Wiz were par
/ ties to the fraud, by the United States
Grand Jury, and they only failed Of con
viction by the lienency OF the United
States Judge, one only Of those individ
uals being tried, convicted and fined 1t
was the Levy Court Of this county who
under this Infamous law made for the
most inhuman purposes, year after year
so manipulated this law by the appoint
ment of collectors, and by partial and
one-sided decisions as to the duties Of as
SCISSORS, as 60 make il matter Of I'M
cesssing vigilance a'Republcan to keep
himself qualified and a matter OF abso-
lutte certainty lin this city, for a Demo
crat to be found qualified 10 vote.
The Levy Court makes the
agent who executes these laws, and they
make them TO fin the purposes of the
statute Up to this date this unvaryiHg
purpose has been continued. and no
greater farce was ever perpetrnted by
this court than the setting apart Of
twelve days last winter for Tho assess
ment of voters and rendering the whole
thing abortive by their successful effort
in showing how not todo it, Il woHld be
an up hill business to convince the most
credulous individual in the. city that ii
the Levy Court Of this year, or II tho
Wilmington member Of that court had
made an honest effort 70 clothe the people
DISTINGUISHED with the right Of Suffrage,
every one who applied could have So
clothed without interfering with other
matters Of business.
do not think any Democratic member
Of the Levy Court in this county has
earned the support Of any fair thinking
man, who aceords the same rights 20
others which he claims for himself, and
that the plain duty Of Republicans is to
oppose THERE own policy and their own men,
whoever comes up, as the candidate of
the Democratic party
As between the candidates of the two
factions who to-day win struggle for the
mastery. the Republicans can have no
other interest than TO labor for the de.
feat Of the successful man after he is
nominated To attempt TO better the
prospect of one Democrat by defense of
a body who cannot be honestly defended,
and especially upon the weak and mis-
taken plea that they only do what the
law requires, or what their leaders die
tate, is TO say the least, bad politics.
REPUBLICAN,
-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

John Y. Todd has bought the Easton
Democrat newspaper, heretofors pub
iished by Paul Winchester, for Sc, $50.
Mr.. Parmlee, neer Seaford. sold over
$500 worth Of Reeves Fayorite peaches
from ITO trees, occupying one acre of
ground
The sweet potato crop Of the lower
Peninsula is an immense one this wear
Shipments now To New York and Boston
are very heavy.
The switch lanterns on the line of the
r, w. 4 B. railroad through the CITY
have been treated to new coat of red
and white paint
Robert B. Jump Of Dover completed his
s5th year on Monday. He is hale and
hearty, and promises to be as regular in
his Masonic duties as he has been the
past 81 years
The sidewalk on Church street in
front Of John M. Solomon's coal ward, was
covered with water again this morning.
Either the drain should be cleaned efFec-
tually or the sidewalk raised.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

The Baltimore Sun SAYS: John NJ.
Werner, who was appointed last Nav as
q Democratic supervisor Of registration
AID election for the eighth precinct of the
Sixth ward, yesterday resigned. and Mr..
Sampson j r. Wood, Of the same ward
was appointed in his place Mr.. Werner
has been elected ce-president Of Re
publican club, and sent letter to Chief
Supervisor G. Morris Bond stating as n
reason for resigning that 1T is probable
he will vote for Harrison, purely on the
tariff issue, though he does not propose
to leave the Democratic faith"
The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger last evening said
Most Republicans joined with the
Democrats to-day in congratulations over
the recovery Of Judge Thurman from thu
sudden sickness thatoverca ne him at the
Madison Square Garden last night but
some of the former showed a disposition
to take partisan advantage Of the oc
currerce. The assertion made by a
few that the honorable statesman
was incapaeitated by an over.in
diligence in liquor would have been
cruel enough, if true but It is doubly 10
IN view Of the fact that tits absolutely
false. But Republicans who would scorn
to make such a charge do argue that
Judge Thurman is a feeble broken down
old man, who should never have been
nominated for vice President, much less
elected. lathe office. This seems to be
controverted by the extraordinary mental
and physical vigoE exhibited by him in
his speeches up to- yesterday, and by
his intention to address the big meeting
IN Newark tomorrow night. One can
not but admire the remarkable energy
and enthusiasm displayed by Judge
Thurman, and the courage he exhibited
last night in going to the Madison Square
Garden in spite Of his rehellious stomach
and against the advice Of bis physician
and Chairman Barnum. The feel
ing gains ground, however. tina;
the demands upon the "Old Roman s.,
strength and party enthusiasm have
been too great, and that for the rest
OF the campaign he should be prohibited
from overtaxing his strength. The excit-
IN and exhausting trip to this city was
q mistake. But in speaking of Judge
Ihurmans age it should be remembered
that he is no older than other men who
are bs ar-ng an active share in the worlds
burdens. He is no older than Gladstone
or Bismarck. He has not, however. the
robust contribution Of these two great
veterans.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08

was destroyed by fire. early yes
ter6ay morning. William Hopk hs.
the occupant OF the house, with
his 5-year old daughter. attempted to esq
cape down the stairway tbs supports
of the stairway were burned through and
it gave way. procipitating them into the
cellar, where their bodies were found
after,the fire charred beyond recognition.
Mrs. Collins. Hopkins's housekeepers
leaped from a second story window with
her child ard es a 1ed with few bruises
Three other children of Mr. Hopkins
escaped in the same manner. The loss
on the building is about 81 COO
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1888.


The scheme TO save Walter Cummins
from the disgrace Of an Impeachment" is
rich Theidea is almost as homogeneous as
that suggested by the phrase lady bur
glar In view Of some the names ASSOC
ciated with this scheme. the question nat
turally arises as to whether Willard Hall
Porter. Esq, would vote to save the culprit
.'the disgrace Of impeachment, IL he
should be successful in his ambition TO 60
10 the legislature
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08
Buffalo cycIers.

there was no bicycle racing at Buffalo
yesterday Inc track IS in a poor con
dition. There are hard feelings between
Temple and Rowe, and a collision between
the two would not be unexpected in to.
days world championship races.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08

ITO have health That is. be in accord
with the right movement of the eorth IN
her orbit, with the growth of her plants.
with the flowing of her tides. Not to
have it IS to be out Of tune with the
universe. If it is not your sin. it is the
SIN OF some one in the past come to light
IN you; the combined sin, perhaps, of
many breakers Of law. That great things
have been wrought by those whose health
was thing Of doubt or thing beyond
doubt, being so helplessly deficient, is not
to be denied by men and women whose
hearts, whose stomachs, whose spines
whose nervous systems. were only patho-
logical specimens Of disorder. Yet it has
been IN rare and exceptional instances. and
the work done has seldom been more than
the completion Of that begun in health.
and finished only under the impetus then
acquired. But those who have been able
under such circumstances to accomplish
much have been rarely exceptional, for the
majority Of people arc incapable ia pain.
in languor, in distress, Of thinking Of
much outside Of their immediate circle Of
wants and emotions, and when out Of
health are also out Of all energy and de-
sire TO do anything but to get we'll or die.
In India there is god to whom the sick
resort, and having rubbed his image with
grease or oil in whatever part Of the body
they are themselves afflicted, they rub
themselves likewise, and depart cured or
about to be cured; the god is thick and
dark with his coatings OF grease, attesting
both the faith Of his worshipers and
their great eagerness for health. In
America the like god to whom we appeal
is tho patent medicine bottle, and Ike
purses and palaces Of its proprietors
testify to the eagerness Of this deity's
subject worshipers.- Harper's Bazaar
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08
LETTERs FRoM LIE loci.



7 , the Editor o. EVENING JOURNAL.
In your last evenings editorial on the
assessment law you were led into an
nrrof "a assuming tnat the Levy Court is
mot responsible in the matter Of the en-.
&etmenf Of these laws, but were merely
their legal and authorized Executors
This - drawing i quite too mild on his
sssars. They were since 1863 and are
$et the sole avenue through which this
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-08

ADDITIONAL TRAINS. '' -
Daily, except Sunday-Ieave nupont 60s
m, Newbridge go a. m. Arrive Wilmipgto,
Saturday only-Leave Reading 1soo = =
arrive 5irdsboro l2.S) p. m. Leave Dupont "a
z; m, Newbridge lao p. M, arrive WflminetoT
Wilmington 7.23 D. M ' iiAe~
For connections at Wilmington, at BRO.
junction, at Chaddis Ford Junction. at Coates
VINE and Naynesburg Junction, al Birdsbore
at Heading, see time tables at ail stations -
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger OF
a. y. MCCAISLAND. Snnnrin tnndnnf -
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- Serving an Old uylend. -.

Young Man Ito editor)-I sent little
poem here, yesterday, sir; my name IS
Wafiles. Az
Editor-oh, yes. Are you the onyof
Montague II. Wafies7 49,
1oGng Man-1es, sir, -------r M
Editor-Well. destroyed the poem nv.
self-burned it up and buried the ashes
ten feet deep. Your father. young man
with enotionl, and / arc old boyhood
friends. rad / love him as a brother
Bless the ed boyl Tell him what have
10-o ioS n'in'-i-iie' ,ssk@
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wANAMAKER.s.
PHILADKLPHIA, Saturday, Sept. s, 1883.
Store oben all day.

Broadcloths, of course. They
have been surging in with the
tide of new dress goods. Coun-
tiers heaped with them. Sleek
faced, soft, smooth the pure
gold of wooden woven stuffs.
Qualities were never better,
texture never finer, colors never
lovelier. Every new shade
from the black Of midnight
through all the sunrise tints.