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Daily Republican., 1888-08-27

TEE RECENT pie poisoning oASs In
Philadelphia Is ~ mysterious as tbs
dried beef poison ns case in this city.
IL the Plilade phiA Case four persons
ave = part OF q certain pie, bought rom
. neighboring bAker, aud we're al taken
AlArminsly Ill. A ply sieIan Who WAs
summoned pronounced Il . case Of
mintral polllniug, and 1t vas on'y
Ibrot Oh bis Asllju1as Efforts thGt the
lives OF the sufferers we're sAVad. For
iunN:eiy In lhis iDstAace 30 No Of the
pie vas saved, Auc o. IL Il bsing sub
isosed 20 . chsmioAl examination II 10
very pTobA 1la tie CAUSE vill be dts
severed. Tho casa lH lhis city Was di'-
SsTsnt, as not only The Temains OF this
meat Hhi5h ,Ausad ihs sickness 10 the
Sugiey family wore, daring the ex-
oiIemeni, thrown AgRy, but also thAl
Viii the Sufferers hAd TOuitOd, while
lstl'y wEs embAlUOed Immediately A'tel
death With pEepAFAtloa Of arsenic. con
aeQuenEy nothing con bAve beer
leSRned b. AMI! ns hts stomach. I
sttms very probable that The true oAusi
Of his death Viii never be AsoeFtAined
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27

JUDGE THURMAN sesmI 10 DO some
what Of political WeGlhsreo Il, - We
IND him in 1879 msktbR use OF the fol.
loving Language In . speech which he
delivered 81 oClumbus, OHIO:
"My friends, you will never have any
genuine reform In the OWL Service I'M
I'll you adopt the ong-'erm principle IN
reference 10 the Presidency. 81 long az
II Incumbent can bopa for q second
term he Will use the Immense patronage
OF tue Gov ernmeDt 10 procure his re-
nomination and HeonIe his 70 election. 4"
Such we're tina ssnslnsnB EXPRESSED
by :he "Oid R1mAa" siK.esn years ago,
bal now, 10 this year OF gVSOs 1888 We
NIL only ond him AdVOeA log tue re-
cleo Ion OF mau WIN has used che
immense patronage Of this Government
10 pfosure bis rs-nomin alton and secure
his rebellion" bu; also ossupyinE the
second plaoo On the sAms ticket. M
Pus k4aSg bs''sr 'hAu Judse Thurman
ihA, Mr. Cleveland hiss HAppled OWL
RsTvice Reform uUder foot So Esmovlns
oOmpeiehi men, simply bsoAuss AhsS
were Republicans, 70 give place q
Den o, As. whose only recommends
klOns we're that lhty would york and
vote for his continuance 10 tn 70, ant
gel this sAms Jadge Thurman IL doIni
all ia his power 70 assist shis man Ii
gratifying his am billion.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
ROldHgnel al
Ladies Read! |
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLO1
Forty-fve Dollars and n
wards.
TWELFTH WARD

Over four hundred sold
the past year. Fine locatil
pure air and good water,
Cars leave every half N
within a square Of these /
Tor Water and Mail
streets and Delaware a
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the imprOI
ments; City water 1
lamps; one-eighth tax ri
streets being graded; h
school. street car /
going to be extended, /
For dead sure safe iuvs
ment, where you can
your money every day, n
cannot be equaled. Had
great many people tak|
this advice when we gayS
several years ago, III
would have saved hundrel
of dollars. Take heed nd
and buy.
Building lots on Cd
terms In all sections Of 4
city. Building loans, stoI
or orders on any saviI
bank taken as cash.
For information how
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORl
Second and Webb Sts, 4
|THOS. M. OGLI
602 leg Market St. !
sul1@
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
SOUT AERk
CALIFORNII

These trips are intended ior psfieal
desire 10 reach Southern Uallit1h
direct route Rno as expsd itlousI . nay
consistent with perfect oomiolt, Ils 2
By the way are intsnded for ret Iha
Will be carried cut upon The ZANE pm
has N sdO our winter s1on sionj OIL W.
few year; 20 acceptable and Popalai
ticket hole eTB will possess al ne ~
tAgOs given In connection win he
excursions in the season Of lsss'S
tickets supply every needed eonioh a.l
the trAnAiLs 10 and no UAliiornlA, ls
ing sleeping car ccommodAlloni
tfanIfaF, and beard at hotels, BAT lelIs
holders 10 dispose Of thelf tine 10 W.
mia In kooOrdRroa with thslf oph y !
onoss, All travel In Palace sleePI
Oars. The Return Tickets 5000 !
tIl July, 1850, With ChOlee o.
D1ffeFsnt hOutes fastWhtu
nan FrRnc1acO or 1 o. AngeRs
In addition TO the above, pelhs
leave Septeu Der 10 for the iellOwNgH
tionRl PARK the Pscitc hofslness
Oali.oFniA, and "ATound lhe onIs
OolofAdt ana October 5 for he ",
HorthWeut and California snd ioi WV
AlBs ron Autumn TrlDs 70 Ptpani ~
ern and Eastern rosCr.s du'ihs NV
o I September. .,.,.iI.
AS-Send for Descriptive euoa'A''A wv
ing the part GUAR lrip d'slrtdl
RAYMOND a RHiTOOhh
Ill 3. ninth st.. unieE Oon;ln'n1Al
philadelphia Pa. hls-Iae.l
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
Motioo,

The genuine ShArpless creamery but
ter has ShATpless printed in full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch &
LsAEy, Madison street RrocerB, N. W.
coHueT Fourth.
EGnA FAet
thai everybody ought TO know that D..
Sergeant gives $40 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak !,
pine and hicory hndllng wood In large
loads. Lime for WhiteWashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central ofhce,
Seventh and King stTects. Look for the
blue siRn. Opening in the evening.
DR.. BImms' white PuImOnio Balsami
The great and mighty lung medicine
for coughs, sore throat, SO. Endorsed
! by thousands. Far from being exoellet
By any other. 500. and II. Depot, All
and King Sta. Sold By dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27

The Potter Drug and Chemical Co.;
Gentlemen,-Mr. VIM. 3. bttphenSon OF
this county brought his son to town TO day TO
let us see him, and to show us what Cuticura
Remedies had done for him. This Is the cal c
referred To In our letter 10 you some time ago.
To look AT the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never been ANYTHING the mat
ter with him, seems 10 be In perfect health,
We have written and herewith tnclOse what
his father has to say about the matter, =
wrote II Just as he dictated.
We are selling quite quantity OF Cuticura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies the
best In the market. and shall do all we can 70
promote their sale. Yours Truly,
STEVENS 4 BRU NER,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
CHARLES KYLE,
-THH yWTnRAM
ICE CREAM MAN,

At the Corner Of SIXTH q ORAHaA
STREETS has Opened for the Season and
10 prepared 70 furnish the young ladies and
gentlemen with the refreshing beverage, 81
we'll ~ parties, halls, pio-nics, sc. HIS par
lors, both on the nRst and second nooT1 have
bean repAporod, reprinted and hand msly
rofufnished and every e1ort viii be made u
please. He has ample machinery and can
furnish the best cream in the market st the
lowest rAtas' ASH
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
STEVENS 1 BRUSER,
Druggists and PhArmAclstl

Cuticura, the great skin cure, and Cuticurl
Soap prepared from It, externally, and Cuu'
ternally, are positive cure for every form oil
skin and blood disease, from pimples 70 Bcrof
ulR,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
II mA FAs1

The olTcuS that was exhibiting ct the
corner OF Ninth and Lombard streets
drew up stakes and departed on 5Gtur-
day evening The show did not have =
very good run in this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
EdWardMelChiOI
PA King Street.
have received large line of fiRhint
tackle which am selling ct
the low at pricee.

. jOinted ash rods, 10 Cts.
4 1ointed ash rods, 40 Cts.
2 iOlnted bamboo rods plRtHs 20
OTIS.
sjOinted bamboo rOas, plain. Q
ats.
4 JOinIed bamboo rods, plain, 20
Gas.
JOtnted bamboo rods, reel, Hand
and guides, 81.
JOinted bamboo rods, reol, Hand
and guides, 0I.20.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rodA
reels from 25c 70 $500. Come "
the oldest established house in Delaware
214 KING STREET. Send for price lis
OF base ball and sporting goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
WARAMAKER's.
PHrLADELrHrA, monday. Aug. II, 1855.

Never a better time for
Housekeeping Linens in our
day, and never a better place
to see Linens. No odds what
the sort, so it's honest Linen.
From coarse and good to
finest. Don't measure worth !
by price. Genuine fax for
less than you commonly pay
for cottony or towy masque |
raiders. Let your eyes and
fingers judge. Most Of our
Linens are made to our
order, aud made to suit US.
Without dressing; without
sny Of the loom tricks or
fin shing tricks that put a
good face on a poor thing.
shirt'ngs Tablecovers
sheetings Napkins
Pillow Castings ToWelings
Three sample varieties:
Bleached Double Damask Tablecloths
and Napkins 10 match; in sets-
"a cloth, s napkins, "a 70
$40 cloth, 5-S napkins, 8 25
4 S12 cloth, 5 Snapkins, 5000
| S14 cloth 8 Spapkins, 1915
l with full dinner size napkins each
set 81 more
GA inch Bleached German Table
Linen 15c
Same, 72iuch, S5c
II Fringed Doiies. Fine Double Da
mask, red borders, "a inches square
u 50 a doz. We have lately sole
them at "a to So
! The most extravaga Mt thing
q buyer of Linens can do /:
to pass our store.
, Southwest OF centre.
. School days near at hand
Have you thought Of wha'
the children will need! Slate'
!. Pencils, Drawing Materials
. Exercise Books, Satchell
|, Bags with or without I'M
!. tials). Anything that wi
|. make the study.road easle
% or clearer. We have ther
10 all. A Chestnut street win
dow full Of suggestions.
"a Basement, east OF centre.
4 Now's the best time to II
d cut. re-dye and refine Sea
D Of skin garments. Ready IL
y you first cold day.
Ter Desk on second floor, over middle Chez
Al. nut street entrance.
IT, JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
4 FRIGHTFUL SIIl DISEASE
BuRerfnEs Intease. Head nearly
raw. Body covered with Sores
Cured by the CutIoura Remedies.

UUW
Messrs. STEVENS 4 BRUNKR, Monroe, N. Q,
Dear Sirs, About Two months ago, on your
recommendation, l bought bottle OF Cuti-
cura ResOlvent, one box Cuticura SAlye, ard
one cake OF Cuticura Soap, for my son aged
THU teen years, who has been afflicted with
say that believe the remedies have cured him
HIS sutlerluEs were intense, his head being
Learly raw his ears being gone except the
grisile, and his body was covered with sores.
His condition was irightfnl TO behold The
sores have now all disappeared, his skin IL
and is working every dAT. My nsighbOrs are
witnesses TO this remarkable cure, and the
doubtlng ones are requested to call or write
me, or any OF my nelghbOrs.
VIM. s. STEPHENSON.
Winchester z. o., Union Co., n, q.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
DIR. THEE9
Fourth
Bees Gi'si
PHILADELPHIA

IS 7,a,i p'.''i.al - 'iF !,
G4asaa =, % 'si, a'''
saf-f sal isinlsi.a.,. 7
a. -r,lrlS rhy,,,,ii,ll..
rlnIDiseAAc- I,is
slin Disease
WiotehcA, Oh'ih l...,
OibstructiOhh il5is,,,l
Of kidney, blaes'h ND
Eerly DcepJ,h. 50 ~ M
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27

DTMPLEs, black heads, red, rough
Il lNlchApped and oily skin preventedb
CUTI3URA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27

An old physician retired nom practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of . simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and permA.
nent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis, Ga
LAFrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also q positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Gem
plants, after having tested Its wonderful
curative powers In Thousands Of cases, has
felt 1t his duty 70 make 1t known 70 his
suffering fellows. ActuRted by this motive
and desire 70 relieve human suffering,
will send free Of charge, to all who desire It,
this recipe, IN q oman, French or Il nglish
with full directions for preparing and uBiAg
Sent BY mail by address ing with stamp
naming this paper W. A. MOVES, 1A0 Row
sr'B Block. Rochester. N, Y 1y-soW-W
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27
ALMONDS
VACATION
EXCURSION

Parties will leave Phllldelphls, Nosi
September 10th, aud MONDAY, e. 1,
Two Grand frlps DlreeL 70
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FREE WOOL.

No tariff and NO profit,
except to the purchaser,
Is the way J. T. Mullin
& Son are selling Cloth.
ing these days. II
needs no s&gument to
tell you why, but we'll
tell you 1t is the end of
the season,and for us to
carry one or two suits
of a kind over to an
other season we think
would he foolish. ANY
way we are going to
sell them, and II you
want you can get a
good bargain in either
a mans or boys suit,
aud, while you will be
pro6ted, you will be
helping us to turn them
into cash. We are sell.
ing lots Of good Pan
falcons on the same
terms and have plenty
Of them yet to offer, but
at the rate they are
going they'll soon be
gone. Come and see.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-27

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-24

WAsHISGroN, D. c., Sept. 9S.-The
following is the weather crop bulletin
for the week ended Saturday:
The week ending September % has
been slightly warmer than usual in the
middle Atlantic States, on the South At
lantic coast and from Lake Superior
westward to Oregon. Generally through
out the Southern States the deficiency in
temperature for tile season is less than
one degree.
Rainhll-The rainfall for the week
has been greater than usual, generally in
the States east OF the Mississippi the
heaviest rains having occurred in New
England aud in the south westward to
northern Georgia.
General remarks-During the week
the weather has been generally favora-
bic for all growing crops in the States
OF the Mississippi valley. Reports from
the corn belt indicate that the unusual
ly large corn crop is safe from frost. In
portions of Kentucky heavy rains in
jured the tobacco and corn crops proba-
bly, to the extent OF fifteen per cent. In
Tennessee late crops and tobacco are re-
ported as having improved and in fine
condition. The weather conditions
have also been favorable for whole seed
ing throughout the winter wheat States
and as far south rs Tennessee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-24
EEVER'S DEVASTATION.
The Terrible yellow Plague Still
Spreading in the South.
STRINGENT QUARHNTINES
Against the Infected section-Peoplc
Not Allowed to Enter Memphis.
The Deaths Yesterday-some
Incidents Of the scourgc.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 2S.-Dr. P. R.
Taylor, formerly of Louisville, who has
been attending patients with the disease
in Decatur, was one of train load OF
fifty who arrived from Decatur tonight.
He has what may be symptoms of the
fever, and was removed to the Eruotive
hospital, as was also B. Grant. Noother
case has been developed here.
The refugees who arrived came
through on closed train and were not
allowed to stop in Tennessee. A num-
Der who were interviewedby the Courier
Journal tonight confirm the reports by
the Courier.Jomnal staff correspondent
last night to the effect that there is
scarcity OF provisions and medicines be-
cause the stores are closed. They also
state that nurses are few and over
worked. Donations should be sent TO
II. @, Jones, ir., President Decatur Re-
lief Association, Trinity, Morgan coun-
ty, Alabama.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-24
IT MAY ENRICH EVERY BODY.

Probable Enect of Permanent Rise In
wheat-An Important Matter.
CmcAGo, Sept. 23.-The rise in the
price of cash wheat in this city to 81
per bushel is, according to local papers,
an event of national importance and is
particularly a matter. on which the
Northwest may congratulate itself. The
price is a sort OF dead line in the market,
as 1t has been declared over and over
again by men in Chicago whose opinions
command respect, that the day Of dollar
wheat was past forever. Nevertheless
that price was made yesterday for the
cash stuff.
The merchants and bankers, it is said,
are watching the grain markets with
unusual interest, and it is commended
that the Boards price list will make all
the difference in the world to their trade
and financial operations for the next
twelve months, and that n permanent
price OF a dollar or more will enrich
every man, woman and child in the west
directly or indirectly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-24

students from the University, formingan
intelligent audience, and one whose
close attention and ready response TO
any good point made 1t pleasure to
speak to.
Mr.. @. B. Hart, Of the INTELLlaENcER,
was the first speaker presented by Mr..
Baker, who took occasion in presenting
Mr.. Hart TO pay deserved tribute to
his paper. Mr.. Hart spoke for nearly
an hour and a half; his talk was plain,
practical talk, such as one business man
would have with another, his subject be-
ing the Protective Tariff and its benet-
cent relations TO the prosperity OF this
people. He illustrated his points as one
would an object lessoR-using the thing
itself, the articles being mostly products
Observation-Disclosures. twas adecidedly
novel departure in political stumpsPeak-
ing, and u most sensible one. MIR. Hart
plainly demonstrated in manner none
could Coutrovert, that the Republican
Protective principle was one that the
farmer, us well us the manufacturer, was
most vitality interested in sustaining.
Another novel feature about his talk
was that it contained no oratorical lights
such us arouse people to wild cheering,
nor was single candidate's name mem
toned. AS before stated, it was n cold
ly practical effort, but the quiet nodding
Of heads in approval told more plainly
OF the appreciation OF the points made,
than cheering could have done; it was
quiet but significant applause, well in
Keeping with the talk. AS he finished
there was Il hearty hand.Clapping.
After Mr.. Hart concluded the excel
lent drum corps present, gave some selec-
tions and then Captain b. B. Dovener,
of Wheeling, was introduced. The
cheers that greeted this gallant veteran
rs he stepped on the stand showed that
he needed little introduction. The Cap.
tain spoke for nearly two hours and
never more eloquently nor with greater
telling effect. He enlarged to some ex-
tent on Mr.. Hart's Protection text and
then took up some OF the other qucs-
tions that arc commanding attention in
this campaign. He spoke TO the old SOL
diers US he had right TO do without the
Democratic accusation being thrown at
him MS it probably will be that lie waved
the bloody shirt.
Captain Dovener was followed by Mr..
Austin Beach, also OF your city, who
sang "The Sad Tale OF Chairman Riley
and His Grew SO New" preiacing the
song with the story briefly told us to
how it came to be written. His refer.
cuce to Judge Fleming lin the interior"
and the soug were both well received,
and there was quite demand afterwards
for copies OF the song.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-24
DARING TEXAS BANDITS.
They Attack Mail Train and ARE Re.
pulsed.

They Attack Mail Train and ARE Re.
pulsed.
ScnULESBERG, Tx, Sept. ga pas
senger train on the Southern Pacific was
stopped near Harwood last night by
masked men, who compelled the en-.
gineer at the point Of revolver to un-
couple from the passenger coaches and
pull out ofthe way. Conductor srackel,
ford was compelled to assist in un.
coupling the engine.
The robbers were soon on the mail
car. "Jump in and rifle the mail bags, "
commended the leader of the gang Two
men then took Engineer Toom to the
open door and as soon as his head
peered into the open space, Rud West,
taking him for one Of the robbers, blazed
away with one barrel OF his shot gun.
Toom fell back with an ugly wound
ploughed through his left cheek about
three inches long and one inch wide.
No less than fifty shots were exChang.
ed when the batiled robbers fled, carry
ing two OF their wounded with them.
There were ten in the gang. They will
be pursued with bloodhoands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-24

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 23.--The
Senate has left no unfinished business
and the order in which this weeks ex-
pected events may come up is problem
atical. The weeks program includes
the passage of the general deficiency
bill, hundred or more private pension
bills. The bill making an appropriation
for the relief of yellow fever sufferers is
also likely to be reported from the ap-
prODriAtiOn committee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-24
Sitnntit,t nt Bcentnr.

DECATUR, ALA, Sept. 23.-To-day has
been the gloomiest Sunday in Decaturs
history, the sun even refusing its cheer
full light 10 the small crowds at the street
corners or on the platform watching the
trains fly by them. There are hardly
more than $50 people in the town. The
special train with about fifty refugees
left about midnight last night. It is
scarcely probable that any more will be
permitted to leave. There were but two
cases and no deaths to-day. One OF to-
days cases is DR.. W. @. Buckley, one Of
the best physicians in Decatur.
The total cases to date are II; total
deaths 4. The Bismarck hotel is still
open and feeding all that apply, whether
they have money to pay or not. Two
restaurants here are doing the same.
The Western Union manager, S. D.
Armstrong, has never left his post ex-
cept for sleep. Only two physicians
have left, DR.. Taylor and DR.. S. +. Cross.
Both OF them left on account OF sick
ness. The city is well provided with
both physicians and nurses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-24

Special Correspondence " TIC InfetigeilctF.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 93.-The fol-
lowing pensions have been granted:
Increase-AlphOnso Dunfeld, Buffalo; Z;
William c. Cunningham, Wheeling;
William i. Bier, st. Mary's; Bassel
Brown, Glenville; John H. Grimm,
Parkersburg; Rufus Brain, Queen; James
B. Gaines, St. Clara; Michael Kinsor,
Beach Hill; Alex, Clark, Spring Hill I;
John G. Mason, Terra Alta; james f.
Wood, Meadow Dale; Norman L. Moore,
Ellenboro; Elijah King; Loading Creek +;
Glenville II. Davis, New Milton; David
Baldwin, Kendalia; Samuel X. Willison,
Kidwell; Maloy N. Rock, Letart; james
Natlock, Weston; David Stewart, Will
Jamestown, David Thaver, Ireland
Branch; Edward 7. Kirby, Harper's
Ferry.
Original widows-Sareh, widow Of
Levi King, st. Mary's; John, father Of
John Cunningham, kingwood Lucinda,
widow OF John Cunningham, Duffy;
Maria, widow OF George Neither, Wheel
ing.
Original invalid-James P. Dodson,
Charleston.
Reissue and increase Edward L, Kir-
by, Harper's Ferry.
Mexican widows-Sarah H., widow OF
Alfred Phillips, Pleasant Creek.