davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
ManufaSsursr Dssartu ulsvslAnd.

BznLnFoNgA, July 21.-Harry' Curtin,
nephew OF Rx-GoVernor Al o. Curtin
and one Of the most prominent charcoal
iron manufacturers OF this section, has
renounced his allegiance to the Free
trade policy of the Democratic party.
When reminded Of the claim made by
the Democratic press that CleVeland's 8
policy is not Of Free Trade, Mr.. Curtin
replied;
81 can make nothing else out oft We
have only to look back at his course
since he took his seat and you will nnd
that he has ignored all the best Protection
men In his party aRd afiiliated with out
and out Free-traders. Added to this, his
message on the tariff question proves be-
yond a shadow of doubt his fee ings in
that direction. He says: The tax inn
posed on the duty on Imports should be
removed Cleveland does not say they
should be reduced, but they should be
removed That should prove to all
voters that Cleveland and his party stand
on Free trade policy, in defiance of mill
lions OF laborers, who have nothing at
their back but our Protective principles
10 protect them / am for Protection,
and will vote for Harrison and Merton,
because they seem to strike the keynote
OF Protection to American interests aud
Institutions as against the attempted for
eign encroachment
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
busy at Work.

General Lew Wallace has removed to
Indians polls, and is busy engaged writ
ing biography of his old friend, Gen.
Benjamin Harrison Rarely has Sd hap
py combination been known as that
resulting in the issue of this work. Gen,
Lew Wallace, known the world over as
the author of "ben Hur," is one OF Gen.
Harrison's hfe-l long and trusted friends,
aud is also distinguished soldier, a
trained statesman and diplomat OF high
national reputation His long and init
mate acquaintance with his distinguished
subject will enable him to prepare rapidly
an authentic and deeply interesting
biography. His large experience In ma
tional aud international affairs fits him
% treat understandingly and ably of
General HRrrison's superb recoId as a
statesman, and clearly TO unfold the prin-
ciples held by him respecting the slience
OF good government. He has agreed to
complate the work in time for Hubbard
Brothers, OF Philadelphia, to publish It
early next month.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Yves. virginia Converts

WHEELING, W. Va, July 2l.-Twenty.
five Democratic Wool-growe,s and far
mers in this county have signified their
intention OF voting for Harrison and Nor
ton since the passage Of the free wool
clause Of the Mills bill To-day fifteen
of the most influential farmers of Ohio
County came into the city and slgnihed
their desire to unite with q Republican
Protective Tariff Club.
Letters have been received here from
leading wool buyers in Philadelphia, New
York and Boston saying that they are
Obliged to refrain from making con,
tracts ahead owing to tho unsettled con-
dltion OF the market caused by the action
Of the Democratic majority In Congress
and the attitude of the present Admi is
tration. One Eastern firm says; 1--WE
have already arranged with London par.
tie for years supply OF wool at prices
n W prevailing there in ca.e the Mills
bill with free wool passes the Senate.
We can not promise to have further deal.
ings with you until after we are absolute
ly certain that General Harrison Will be
inRugurated "
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Chester Heights Damp.

Rev. Harry sandeTson, who, has been
occupying cottage with his family, at
Chester Heights, passed to day in our
city. He speaks in the highest terms OF
Chester Heights, and expresses his sur
prise that greater number of our citl-
zens do not attend the services those.
The attendance thie season promises to
be large. There are aboHt 100 permanent
cottages on the ground aud some forty or
fifty tents. Among taose present from
our city are John G. Yates and family,
DR. Foulk and Mrs Annie G Perkins.
Humphrey Pyle ala resides near by, and
his son occupies farm In the vicinity.
The distance is some twelve miles ON
our city, and few of our citizens may
drive out occasionally during the con
tInuance Of the services.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Ra~is,rnr,s RsDor.

The report Of Registrar Lea fot tn.
week ending at noon last 1aturdA .
showa that during the week there were
" births. marriages and 80 deaths
against 81 deaths for the corresponding
Wesk OF last year.
Oauses Of death; Cholera Infantum,
" fnAnitt0n, marasmua, each; con-
sumption, 4; pneumonia, 3; typhoid
IeveFr 2; accident, AlbuminuriR, alb
scsse, oonvulsions, oFstttis, cXaoer,
O. re Dral mnnin Rttis, cerbro spinal mem
inRilis, diarrl @s, aastritis, hepatitis,
heaEt disease, pleuriEy. each.
Ages OF deceased: Under / year, 18f
from TO 2. 4; from Q 10 s, Q; from Is 10
20, p; from 20 to'30, 1; from 80 10 so;1;
from 90 to 80, 4; frcm 30 to 60, 2; from,
from so TO 20, 8; from 60 to 30, /.
There WAS one still birth, . wh lte
msieT two cororer's oAses; three bCdic
Sere brought here for intsrment and
five seat away.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

GHEEPl SHhEPl SaEEnn
- AT FRIYATG SALE
Tho subscriber Wnl have at his farm, Stan
ton, on
SATURDAY, THE gsih INST,
Two car lo ads OF oholcs E11ss, selected in
ID reer ami LRwToBos 20 IA, by Marshall
Bailey, agGRt. Farmers WIN do we'll to lock
at THIS sto1z,bef)re purcha ling else ahere.
igl I2td-aG;s Il, SA AtTEBH W AlEE.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
THE ORIGINAL
3 EE. HIVE"
At 3o6 Market 9t.
IS1eciM Clearance Sale Of
Summer Goods.

Special great bargains to z
offered.
Bsrgains in parasols, some fol
half price. Children's hose 5C
to 7Oc a pair. Many 95c goods
at l5c.
Gents and Ladies' 95c goods,
12a to 15c. Elot of ladies' lis g
thread hose at 25c from T5c,
SOC mitts at 25c.
crate of SOC br stiles at 15c
each. Lace and embroidered
bouncing at about half. Hun.
dreds of lace clps at half and
tWo-thirda. Special great bar.
gains in pearl buttons and dress
shields,
Dress goods almost given away
especially in the broken lines.
Big bargains in thin wash
goods. A few pieces of dotted
Swies sSshalf price. This is Ger.
sainly.syour time for bargains.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

dChKDUEa Ia HFFAOT, A5EiI ~, 1855
Trains isNYs reISWArS hTanua DspOG
EAST r.JSuzi2).
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
An,,lI,nr OonVnrt won.

HoLLmAxsBURa, Pa. July 23.-Hon.
Samuel Ca,Yln, one OF our most promi
nent citizens aud the leader of the Green
back Party, has announced his intention
of voting for Harrison and Morton.
Mr.. Calvin is one OF the Harrison
veterans Of 1910. He represented this
Originally Whig he went with the ma
iority OF that party into the Republican
party, which he supported until 1874,
when he yered his connection with It
and Joined ihs Greenback party, whoa
he at once became recognized leader.
He says he is a Protectionist and behaves
he can better serve his country By sup
porting Harrison and Morton than any
other way. He believes the ..cket viii
sweep the country.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

,piit1
loud |, |
aat.t.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Living Witnesses,

Aek any one who has used DR.
Pierce's Pleasant PuraAtive Pellsa as
to their merits. They will tell you shA at
pimples, bloiches and eruptions dis
Appearf that oonstipAtion-thAt bIseder
Of dis9rderu-is relieved; that th9 Hp-
petite Is restored; thSt the whole sys.
tenn is renovated and regulated beyond
any conception by these little WOO der
workers. BOing purely vegetable, they
are perfectly haTmletS; being composed
Of concentrated, active ingredients, they
ere poWeriull Purge aud purify the
system and disease will be unknown.
OfAu druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
RuRIuRa.

nROPUSAL5 -SEALED PROPJS AIS
k Will be ItociVsd 0J tao TTustses of the
Poor o New Castle Ooun y, until o'cieoE
.. m Of July Ytta, for Supplying the Inns
house and lnsADe Department nom J uly 26sh
70 october e1st 1855, with beef mutton, salt
pork, broad, groceries, -four, and ft cd; dry
goods, clothing, drugs and medieinss; toba6.
90, shoes and ctrpet slippa's and gasoline
Bids for beef will ee by Tho quarter, In pro
portion ofono hind q1srtet with the hiduey
tat taken cut with tree 70 . quArteIr, cut oi
cattle well fattod and dressing nos leis thar
500 lbs,
bids for mutton Will be for fore quarters
only. Gasoline must not be Of q lsss stand
Ard OF gravity than sso ALI supplies except
drugs 70 be delivered ct tbs AimshouSe ct
tuSh timss ana in rneh quantities rs may be
required.
Also Toe for thu season. About 8 tons Of
loo per week TO DO delivered IN u ton lou
when required
Samples Of the above goods San be seen .,
tho AlmshouBo, And blank schedules for the
convenionoo Of bidders, will DO farniahed l.
any one Wiabing 70 bid for supplies
The trustees reserve the right TO reject any
or all bids.
BY order OF the Trustees OF the Poor Of
new Castle County. JOHN HUrHRlE.
ilp-bt superb iLtendSnt.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Anolhor village

II is stated that o company Of Ph,iA.
delphia capitalists have purchased 81
acres Of laud about four mites from thI
city lying betwesn the P, W. 6!sB
railroad on the south, the PhiladOlDhIa
pike-an the north, the HOlyoak road on
the east, and the Wsthsrill property 90
the west. Surveyor VIM. 3 KINNEY
has been employed to lay out tie plot
into 5qavt nient lots wkioh will be sold
At public sale sometime during the JeA-
con. The Intention 10 to attract perSuna
from PbllAdelphtA and this city, and
thus butld up q pleasant country VII
laSe.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
~ Fan

Ths following games Wsrs plAyst
Al Philadelphia PhilndslphlA, 3
Al New fork-Nsv York, 81 Boz
At Detroit Detroit, 1; Pittsburg, 8.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGMENT, p
Chloaeo, 1. 10 .---.
At Olsvs'And-clevSlAUd, Q; BalG-
more, 3
At LOuIsvillt-Lsuisville, 1Oi ct
L,uis, 4
The Phillies play with wAshingtOn
Kesfe, Of the New York, struck out
IA Of the Bostonisns yesterday.
The Athletios were defeated BY the
CobAu GiAnts yesterday at Trenton.
BcoTG-2 0.
The Athletics play. in Brooklyn to-
day.
Bufnnton and Clements will probably
be the PhillieH battery to-day.
hulvey has returned fIon PfovideLcS
Ard ~ill plSy with The RhillisB In day
or two,
Anufews was In pjuIed in sliding over
the home.plate ON Saturday, AID wat
unable to play yettsrday.
Ths Newark defeated the jersey City
yesterday by score Of . 10 O., thus
inning the series bet Ween those clubs.
Irwin denies that he intends to leAveI
tho dis no ond neXt ) ear snd manage al
LsARue club. He says the report aboul
1lm and Manager WfiRhs not speaking
10 false, and tLAt he or any other bali
player never played for better mknA
ger.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Racing =, unna NAY.

The opening Of thA new Driving Park
at Cape May on Saturday adds one
more attraction to the widely popular
resort. Tho park, which has been laid
out on . trAot Of land just beyond the
city limits, has an excellent track. The
grand stand 10 oApAoious and we'll
equipped. II Will accommodate thirty
ave hundred people. The sheds aud
stAblinR are ample for several hundred
horses. The park will be formally
opened on Saturday, July 28th, with
four fine running races.
For the benefit of rAoe'goers the West
Jersey Railroad Company will rua n
special train, leaving Philadelphia,
Market street wharf, at II. 80 .. m. Ex.
ouTsion tickets will he sold from all
stations from which connection can be
made at Philadelphia with the special
by regular trAlD. Tickets good for re-
turn trip by any train, except limited
express trAinG, within two days. The
,rouHd'trip rate, including admission to
she park from Wilmington, Del, ia
50 96
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Dr. elrnm0' lcyo Uure

Is the wonderful remedy for all dlses 9ss
and weakness of the eyes. A gentleman
who could not see an object three feet
of could sss distinctly aud plRlu good
distance away on using one bottle, 30
with many others whom we can refaotO
Supplied In 2I aud 90 cent bottles.
Prescription of DR.. j. Simms &a9oD,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, /,
Del. Seld by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
owen Tras nor Expia,ns


must Abk you to publish the follow
ing and correct al error see by . dip
ping from your paper which was for.
WArced to me here, that my nAme 10
mentioned 10 connection with standing
bills 10 the auditors ofice. Paving on
Delaware avenue, SS1 1.16; terra Gotta
tswsron Tenth street, S28. 8.8S; amount
ing to q total Of $60.04 That is the
only amount due AS regards the
second saver, the coat Of which 10 rem
resented Is being S473, such q one has
not the shadow OF an existence, and
suoh = BtRtt msut 10 well calculated 10
annoy and disturb any ones peace Of
mind, but my thoi oush knowledge Of
the entire fslsity OF shat item Of charge
IL such that bid those whose duty It is
10 collect these amounts utter defiance
70 do 90 BY any legal process known to
she courts of Delaware. My money 10
always on hand TO pay any just and
honorable clAims, but not one cent Will
pay 10 make compromise with any
Trusting you will End
room in your valuable space, / remain
you're truly, OWEN TRAYNoR
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
UaaEhE in taeaortsA nou...

A IaRge wGOdoock few Into the OperA
House shout II O'clgok last nIRkt, whom
it was cnught BY Captain Shaw, one Of
the employees. he tSok It 10 F1llmer's,
but - he had closed up his restaurant
for the night, he wrLbg its neck, and
this morning had 1t cooked for break.
fast. 1t ives very fat, and proved very
appetEing. Where Il came from 10 4
mystery,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
BrevIuoa,

Tho cheapest has house in tue e11y
R1Rmf0rd Rros.' AoA MRYkoe ssFOeS.
Cupping and lsochings lo3 u. 5sSond ct.
Try Bnah's coal you will like It.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for numps.
Try Bush's coal you viii surely HAs il.
HillArd y. Davis, ieweler, . Z. Second Bt.
Fine 10 X. hinge, at Hanrs, Is +. Fourth.
Prank Roop Smith, druggist. bth and King.
American Laundry, 0O2 West Front street
Hollis, No. 4 West % street, has rsturned
nom OhicaRo, and is still open though his
eurtain8 are down.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

|lliRssA
b lnIiN
NV lbtM
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

The Piohsla Stove and Heater Co.,
No. TOD Shipley street. Hea1q Ehzters
for gasoline stoves end oil stovss. The
Jewel vhpor stove gives universal Rstis.
faction; It is perfectly saie. Tie monl-
tor ou etove Is Acknowledged 20 be the
oest Btov0 In the market; . perfect
baker aud free from smoke OF smell.
We sell thSal on thsir merits try one.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
a Rion Democrat Leaves ais Party.

FRBNcnTowN, NJ j., July 9s.-Mr.
William Cole, the most prominent mer~
chant in Milford and one of the wealth.
est citizens In this section of the country
has announced his Intention of support
ing Harrison and Morton. He has been
a life-long Democrat, but states that ne
is disgusted with the Mills bill and es-
pecially the free wool clause.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
gsttlad AZ Ilumboso.

DR.. JohR Louder Tam WI 7pg saduNted
this spriBS NJ the University Of Penn
sylvAni& and was resident pa3slUian at
the New Castle AlmBhoussl FOR . short
time, has settled Of GumSofo, Sussex
County, for the practice 0f bis profess
sion where his mOthsr's psap 10 An re-
aida,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Philadelphia, Wilmington q Bal
tlmore RaIlreaA.
JUNE 4fh,laRa,
Grains viii Isnve WIlminSton MO- =. ,o,,.-

Craina VIII leave Wilmington - foIIowa
ishHsaaeIphiH X "a g,a tsxPTessl 2g 4os %. ~.
~ ~ ~ * aSS lS q i 3. g. m. !. 81 N" d .;
a sAscsSqo%S%9sasi2p, SoS q S9S S ~. losS e. M.
z For q Chester "a 'ee eerprsssI. IS SSi 70 ss s
ssI; iS n = Ii 81 A. m, Il DO ~. az. SSs and
TceoMnaodatiou. &, M s4n,sm z.x,as,o ma,
n; =, S54 o. ss "a ana nd ic e.. StiaS,' ~, "a''
me o. 4; "a m, m, 2.zA lSS, 227, 5als 70 %, 70G
RCr West Chester, via LameAin. 9 - and
., RoF Newark tOentreJ and intermedlsts s,a,
B1dItimors dHa and intermediats fst-tions, 10 "a
BBsltinOTe and Bay Line, 7Sp.m.
"a A. sit@imoIe I'm and Washington, I q 46 8N
ssaa anS .eoa' eoa a. ms II O6s Il II, a, q. ID
Trains for delaware Division ,,sseFoz:
ses1' ma sSd ~ "a a Spss ~ q; m'' L ~ as a3
SseSSTget9SwS sSro,S and LeWes, 30 =. ~, ,,sGap.z..
SenOootni ~ a. m.
SeaIord le1pEessl, 30 p. m.
Harrington, DelmAr, and wa lsStiona, Rn
= EszpFssss ! tor harrington. 20 >. N. Wa,
y, EIP5Sess tcI power. HArrluEtsa, and Dsi.
Express for Cape CHARLES. Ola Point Con.
fort and Norfolk, Il O6 Night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad s.vsat, for vii.
SE'Gn ios8 II iisshpifissSsl Is ~ ina ~ S5S
70 b2l, 6W, 8 81, 20 p, m.
AecommodA don, 625, rs .. ~, La k2a
w. 4H. o2 S8 loO8 10 40. az Al 81 b, n,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Ao6 Philadelphia lexpress), 800, 2hR, 40
"a VIZ, u 81 q. M, p, "A, tsIfds7 Osip, M
accommodation, is q. M, 1910, l 2h All
800 40 and 10 00p. m.
Eor Snester SeKpre5sJ, 7 10. 8 ID IL BI . n,
62a. o6. and 10 % D, M -"
5Aeeo9modAtion, sl5 m, I2Io. 12S. An
FOR New York (express), es.,sRa 44n. 7m
10. IL 81 .. M, az, bA. . 26, 3O6 and ND
HoT West Chester, via Laraokin, sl5a n,
Yor Cape Charles, Old PoiasgOonfor., nne
For New Castle, Middletovn, Clayton
poyer, FELTON,, Harrington, .ssafoFd, Laurel
baltimore and Wilmington, Ia, As, sOA
~ " a. M, l2e6t 20 30, and dep. IN. BAlti'
more, Q. 70 and II 35 y. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Strpet, FOR WI
Inington Sexpressl, 12.25, a.sl,S.21 0.lO, ii, is
a. M., BOZ B.& and ii. 20 T., n,
Accommodation. S.35, 10. IA, NJ, 70, q, ,Iph
9. 10, 8,S and IL. AZ L, NJ
FOR further Information, pssesngazs are re.
Ierred 70 the ticket office AZ he station.
Trains marked thus ("l F-a llInitels elpreaa
upon which extra fare 10 cfaz8sd.
CH Ab, n. PU6H, j, ii, WOOD
General Manager GenarSi PGsBSn ger ARt
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
. NoR9unng "a,

NaAAAoAAFSAON - 1OhAAAAAEAla Aht Eaa
save Wilmington (French ssFeet) as follows:
For sRea ding, BirdsboIo, Joanns. Spring.
iRld, Wayaesbnrg junction. Manor, Eottsyille,
Ttmaqna, Allentown, Bs 1angn, Werners.
vile and al points oP. the Rhlladglphta and
Reading 4, R,i 80 a. IN. a-a 2. 20 y. m.
For Springfield, wayEas5urg Junction,
Cpatesvale, Embree vile, Lenape, Chaddi
Ford ani Dupont's and inssrmedlSte polnta
7-O0a, a., ans 90 p. "a.
For G'9aiesviile aid in s9smediAte points q,
7s00a. Al, 20 and SO y. N.
For vest Chester, 7.Ot- d. M, 30 and bs0l
ps m,
Daily except SRtu .day and sunday.
For New Bridge ansi intermediate points
8. .la p. m. and on sasnrdAy only a. 80 AEt
Ii, y y. M.
. On Sunday to- Reasipg and intermedt 4
pcknts, at .OS a, M, Gld FOR Springfield Eaf
~ q. McCAuSLANlSA AUWNHSS BRIG 2;A
SuDerinteI dent Genn Pass. Ag :.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
UamplnR Quo.

The Faithful Five Company Club, who
left this city last Saturday morning, are
having very pleasant tina. The party
ia composed Of Howard Cooling, Charles
Robinson, Thomas Hague, Robert Sid
dell, Robert Siddell ,Jr,, and Fra k Muir
ply, Mrs. Cooling Mrs. Sidde !, Misses
BSggarly, Lang, Webb, Siddell aud
Cooling. On Sunday they were visited
by G Liddell, ", Saith, W. stetter
and f. Nickol
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
sale OF Real Estnt..

The Quinby property, on Front street
betWeen Madison and Monroe, was pur-
chased last Sasl day by Fell d Joseph
for $4,000 They intsnd to erect q
sborebouse for horr aud feed, and also
an ofioa to copduo . coal and vooI
yard. They will also eE0cs o. stable fer
the accommodation Of horses'Oud cGrtF.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
sALTIMOKE u UsEts, 1sla.1LNOAB

5CHEDUEa Ia EFTAOT, AsRiI ~, 1855
Trains isAYs pelHWarO AVanua DSpOG
EAST rs(>Q2i2).
For Phiisdalphia and CAsstel, SIS, ~
%, % so,g q, 10 20 and ~ lAs. m; 1oO,sf
%, % 70, o %. 9 ~, ! q, - e rad 8 b5 D.
On Hundsys,7 20, 7 81, . ek, 10 3hInd Nllll
nj Oo, COS sb,'b 20. as a'tOsNs 20 and i
WEST BOUNn
kor SlngeEiy, accoI,EaOoAticn, daily /!
ror Baltimore, accaRmOdA4Asn. daily .,
oept Sunday As .. A.,
For ohicSxo and iStshpnz- express, laIl
Qinoinnatt and St, Louis express, IAN
baltimore accom- ;apdAtioR. daily 2A nm
Pittsburg, ohies.Co,ARdSS- Louis OF hssl
daily 90 p m.
Slngeri5 sseoSl eso9ntinns AAiiy soI IN.
EOk E.&ADkH ESQ, 70 "a M.i5 spde,
eAly, lloO \. m. dam ohS0pt Sundl I2G
%, g 20 y. IL. tais&
irS.ns Sesva % srFet Btssoa Station:
For PhNa,ielrhsA, aeh 2. m. dEu n Ro,
DGiIlSoFp ~ i. "a, eoSy. HcT sSdan
psrs s,bo and l2.la;A. A. daslF sxos iSNun
day, ploG u Va sUnd05 sn;s; Asa I'D 81
Pittsburs. oGlaAsO Asa IS, I.OuH sptss,
Trains icf iKnninEssa-Lssvs ,aass.,
phls, daily, ~ - so.G0A Ell 90 g. Ia, IL o.
neon, -, ac0, lsa, EAOs, 500, .. s' 10 d. S
Daily, eEcspt Sunday, LS9, T., s.a. n,
N.zA and 3 s3p M.
Sundays Oasy, a.lo m.
ELprosg tFAipBH
RATBs To RnsTH8a FoIHTs Tsoy IA, PHAp
VIA ANY or. 20 LItsa
FOR 3RASOYWINE SP RINGS.
Trains lsaye Market street. vassh oay.x
$50, 900, NJ r. 10, q IS, $40, 7.f land Iaoa
P, NJ eusdsJsi o. 10 Am, 2 IS, O. %, 1880 md
l0,00 p. r..
Ls.vo DsIEWars avenue. week dSys, as6
and ll.Ce Q. n, y m b4O p. r. Sunday,
9,l1a n, sb aid 5 40 D In
RetU 5ulpE, lsIve BfABcywl o. SpataHg
lFruifiaut FOB alartet Btyest. week esya
7.T, 9. -, iB3 a. HI 2 81, 0. %, ~ and Ia30
p m. Sundays fsT a. m, 2 81, 10, a.olp and
10 90 }. ul.
Eos DslayArs avenue, weez GlyB, 7 ~ a5d
llBg ~ ms Z e and O. lOp. Ii. Sunday, T.2T
O. n, lsI ana 10 p. M.
". h. OIAEaI Ekra, q, O 5UUL,a
Gop1 aGanAgsl. Gen aiF SEs AFAtg,
TsIGpBGbe M isR
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
|amOus Doctor

that the secret Of good health
IN keeping the head cool, the
and the bowels open. Had
,nt physician lived in our day
m die merits Of Ayers Pills
,iopt. he would certainly have
bded them, as so many Of his
hed successors are doing.
lebrated DIR. Farnsworth, oi
Conn, recommends Ayers
be hest Of all remedies fol-
rent Fevcrs."
Z, Fowler, Of bridgeport
s ayers Pills are highly
tsally spoken OF by the people
| make daily use Of them
iice,'
hew, Of New Bedford, Mass,
having prescribed many thou.
yer's Pills, in my practice, l
llatlngly pronounce them the
ftic in use"
sarhusetts State Assayer, Or.
Is, ccrtiiies 81 have made q
alysis of Ayers Pills. They
ID active principles Of well.
hgs, isolated from inert mat
rlan is, chemically speaking,
nortanre to their usefulness,
activity, certainty, and uni
eHcet. Ayers Pills contain
or mineral substance, but
Of vegetable remedies in
lbination.'
er's Pills,
brJC.AyerS Co., Lowell. Mas.
all Dealers in Medicine.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Burned Last Night.

The celebrated Three B. B. B. oiEAr,
manufactured by a. b. Bourbon b
Bro, No. 2l9 West Second street. The
best %. oiEAr In the olty, Try them
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
a GOOD Mnmnaa

HOI small storeksspsSE. Mrs. n. h.
Wyatt u closing out her stock OF q
sAorinee. II viii pay you to cNll and
eet some o. the bArRAipS sine is Offering
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
OhAs. j. II. I5eoKsas,

VHI81 o n BUUH0ol9
108 West Seventh street. just the
place for . cool aud HaiEeshiDR
Sherry OobbleF,
OatRwba
Olaret Punoh,
Whisky
Rum
Pure liQaors,
and the bsst cigars in the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

Ford q O2ie's instAllmsnt sale Of
building lots Saturday, July 2sth. Sec
postere.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

DUBLIO SALE OF GnODsS.SSdpp
/ OOWS.-Will be sold at Pub zS42S
Ito Saih at Village Green, ,UelaHsre Xxx
Counly, Pa on
MONDAY, JULY ScTH, lass
at 2 O'Clock. p. m,
40 head OF fiFst.slRsB LanossteT 90. fresh
coEs and forRsrd Bpripgers. The above
COWS have been Belresad espeeialF for this
sale; thay orc sll large, young and strong
COVE and heavy q llb arB. Peracu8 wanting
profi tR0le COWS should make It q point 70 at
tend this sale. Trains 90 the 3 U, rail-
road leave e1aWare avenue station at o.
clocs for Village Green station TheIe hacks
will clnVsy any ono TO sale.
and 4 months credit.
A. II. TYSON.
L. W. sudhsm Il Son. Auot5. iss-d6u
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

lE-sTGOE TIE MASON.
! Assoc alton St $40 per share.
Parker, 1roa suror. JAMES
lPS0N, Secretary. Meeting
aJ evening 81 I 80 o'olcct, ~ sos
ei iys-2et
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
NoTloE rAx.PAYEas TAKE GL

IN IlOE.
CITY and school Taxes for 1888
The undersigned, receivers OF taXss ior the
Oily Of RilmIDRton, Will DO Mt 10 =. otn St
between Ma'Eet and King Sts,, during the
and ~ In the morning and ttcm 2 10 f.
the Afternoon. for tho purpose OF receiving
taxe.. On AL tsxes psid during July, there
Will be . reduction Of oAnts on every del
lar, and ell tLx9s paid on or adar tho 1st
day Of Auguat, shall be payable without .
deduction efOfes1id; and all taxes unpaid
on the LIST day otSeptember shall oa incfeas
ed by the hddltian Ofb poi oentuM Cd the
Gmount thereof kDMUHD =. MUDDY,
keoeiVsT OF EOTt1GTn district, Including
all north Of 8,h atrest.
MARTlH ]. WEALEY,
Receiver Of Southern diEttist, including
oil south OF 9Th stFoat. ieSO-u