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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-01
In the crisis of divorce suit, Z wo
man is apt to he unnamed.

A cynical old bachelor says thai
4.loxrs are like armies they get along
well enough till the engagement be
gins
To iraslfa correspondent: The frs
thing for you 10 do is to pop the cues
ton the second, to question the pop
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-01

That forced sales of property by executors
or administrators do not ALWAYS bring the
best results, and that any arrangement
which Will preyent such sales until the
property can be sold for its value is very
desirable
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-01

That the proceeds "f policy af Life In
NuIancc will 0tteH aid al executor or adj
ministratOr in the settlement of an estate
and prevent all unfaVOIable sale of prop
cIty TO discharge the debts of the deceased
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-01
t2rth Remembering.

That a pOlicy of Life insurance affords
r"dy money available for the wants of a
family IN the event ~ t!,e death of the pol
~ }-hhld+r, and that the money collected
tom the policy i often the only funds at
- .rnediatc command Df the family.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-01

-:E
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-01

That policies in favor Of a wife or wife
and children age protected dy special
statue of the State against the claims OF
creditors or representatives of the husband. .
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-01

That the proceeds of policy of Life In
Surance can be used TO pay liens against
property which may exast i'll the event of
the death of the Owner.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
TIDES.

In my innormost soul Is a doep, deeD nen.
Never furrO9td BY stately ship;
Where many pleasure, many pain
. thtr Shouted Bhrou1s for ageB have lain
Where the ssa-gull noYor dips.
There ara tides to this sea which ebb and
shift
At tho Wave of Msmor7's hand;
And would could CLOSE my eyes TO the
The waves with their cruel fingers lift
And leave, in thptr fioW, on the sandl
There arc memories, burisi fathoms deep,
Lying, all bear on the beach;
Ahere srS withefsd hoWers thought had
To the u,tsrmo,t depths of that sunless
world,
Where tao pluuns. could never roach.
Thers are buadIes OF letters tied wi.h blue.
Ehre6blng fsiut perfume
Ut lavo W1ish the water could neyer drown.
down
To drear and powerless tomb.
roach
Leave this sawed whiting there;
B1t tue soaWeed that on that lonely shore
Sad notsman from the nayormora-
IL WsVy ana orown-hks hair;
Would God that the c'oon of the s. m light
That It's blllows might stag instead;
nat ths tides might slefp iorsver-or yet
RON iis sobb'ng cAyorng Of dull regret
Ahe SEA might RiVo up itH dead
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
But tho uamblors stIII l,amnlo

LONG BRANoH, July 19.-At n rsgu.
LET meeting OF the Vlllago Commission
to-day, among the other business rrans
acted was Ihe adoption OF tha fellow.
ing:
Resolved, That ina5muoh Ga reports
have been ciTou'sted through the piess
Oi character calculated to affect the
feputatlO" OF tbia commission collsc.
tively and individually and rejecting
on Long Branch ns place of residence,
no RehSidc resort 80 eH8y OF xccssb TO
the great oidee, aud having 30 large -
Heating population csn show q smaller
peroenAR7 Of crime Dor yet a more or.
derly ooucition o., the streets.
Resolved, TDsrHfore, that this COO
mission in it's official oSpeclty take cog.
uizanOe Of these reports snd hereby db
nouhca them as "a Fruaa End maItuipus
misrepresentation ef .hs state Of affairs
Sc Long BfUEoh.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Pnenomsna OF the heavens.

Tue Boaton JuufnAl says edttorially
that "the piudy OF ths stars this month
70 rewarded by the discovery Of two
aDe diSplHYv, one cluSed by the near
spproAch OF the rnddy planet Marc 20
'be white stsr spioa IN the constellation
W Virgo, Gaa the oEher made by the m
Dsrraucs Of jupiter Shinuinz nesr the
long, trailing fguTe OF Sclrpio. More
'Dierestina than tho stsr iB the moon
this month, which goea into total
eolipse July 22. 1t has bssn reokoped
teAs the irtt contact will take place hs
l0". 65m p IA besinuiug OF tDtalIty,
I'm BAN. y. IA end OF totality, ID.
35.8in. q, IA; lEs. contact, 2h 81. ON
q. M. As tbs moons path iH l1y In the
south. simOsp5beTiG conditions will rot
be wholly favorable 10 observation,
even II the night is clear. *# A
partial eclipse OF Ihe sun, Observable
only within marrow longitudinal limits
of Northern Europe, will take place on
the 7th of August"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
AErEhhAn

The leader Of the MolRsscs Gang haS
been arrested again In New YorR. The
character Of his offuaCe hNa not changsd
6inca the dGyR whom "Tafy wac a
No'et1Rn." Bus uasuapeotipq mar
ohant5 should ba warned AGAINST
siDuoth tJnRned ViilR.pB who paaee a
nFEotios OF coming into store apd ask
sho nropliaiur 10 pump his hat full Gf
molEssrs, to decide bat. Many mar
ohantB might Gs accommodating enough
tn Crafty no innocent . request Il bust
nsas was sieok. But thsy shouId know
that tbs pmoosh-tonRued villains i'm.
mediRtely jR0 tbs hat over the victim a
eyes and 80 through his money GrsWer
while the molAsses is going through his
eyes and hair.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Amntsur BAlloonlnR.

"a lady of high rank" says the
Parisian correspondent OF the London
telegraph, "has lately Attrscted much
attention owing to q remarkable balloon
ascent which she mAde ia company
With her husband This lady, whose
daring exploit deserves universal
ohFoniclinsi ia the Countess Chandon
de 5riailler, who In fashiousble life Is
10 famous amateur actress Of no mean
ability, and recently walked a way with
the palm for histtioniu honors at some
private theatrlcals Riven by \ Mar
ohionsss whose fetes aud festivities are
familiar ~ all those oouItly ohroniclets
knoWn hsre as reporters moadalns >
Madame La COmteBse hnd her husband,
dtsdatntnR the ordinary means OF loco
mosion which are employed by mtuor
mortals, embarked In a balloon in PA1iJ
Tor the purpose OF proceeding to their
country seat at Eosrnny. The pluoky
aeronaut1, after having touched terra
hrma in dangerous proximity to rail-.
way three times, tuAlly descended, safe
and sound, in tbs Grouuds OF their
ohateau, which they reached before
their servants and furalture had arrived
from PAriB."
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
News summary.

IT is now 1856 days since the missing
ship Barragut, under command of Cap
tain Richard F Hardwicke, aud with q
crew Of 20 seamen, all of Boston, called
from Calcutta for New York, with a
cargo valued at Sl20,000. She is given
| up for lost Captain Hardw iclle waa &c.
companied on the voyage by his wife
and daughter, his 16 year-old son, Harry,
remain ing at home.
The richest discovery Of gold ever made
| outside Of the Comstock lode Is reported
to have been made at the Lake Superior
iron Company's shaft, some miles from
lshpemi"P, Michigan, yesterday morn
Ing. Three hundred pounds of quartz
carrying free gold st the rate ofover 500,
600 per ton, were uncovered at one blast
and taken to Ishpeming.
Senator Frye says he does not think
that Congress can adjourn before Sep
tember. There will probably be, he
thinks, about a dozen more speechs on
the Fisheries treaty, and these eeches
are nearly always too long for two OF
them to be delivered in one day
Adviees frow points on the Burlington
Road, where the men have voted on the
question Of declaring the strike off, are
to the effect that the majority are dissat-
istied with the propositions made by the
company, and are unwilling TO have the
strike declared of ON such terms
While an old building belonging to the
Germania Singing Society in Chicago was
being pulled down yesterday to make
room for more pretentinus Structure s n
rear wall collapsed, hilling Contractor
Charles W inkler and William Loehr, q
laborer.
Mary Sullivan was riding up No. 8
Plane of the ehigh and 8usquehanna
Railroad at Wilkesharre, Penna., Thurs-
day night, and as she YVES alighting her
dress caught on the car and she was
drawn under the wheels and killed.
The steam pipe thai supplied tie en-
glDe from the boilers on The tug boat
Convoy exploded early yesterday morn
ing, near Westport, Indiana. Seven men
OF the crew, who were asleep at tho time
were killed
A coal and fast freight train collided
on the Lehigh and Sufquebnnna division
OF the Central Railroad OF New Jersey
near White Haven, yesterday Csnduc or
George Kaiser was killed and five train
hands slightly injured.
The great strike of the lumber mill
hands at Gravenhurst, Ontario, is ended
the men having returned to work on the
old conditions.
Abraham Jones, wbie, and Elijah
Middleton, cOlo-ed, were killed In In
diSnApolls, Indiana, yesterday, by the
fall OF derrick.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Iho soldIer Boys.

At the present err Jmpment there ars
very many young men who are vvry
jtalous OF their perrOnal appearance,
and as consequences they keep them
selves ard their cle thing very tidy and
their sEoes nicely polished, and above
all their faces clesnly sbaveu. and thslI
hair and beprd neatly trimmed. George
metzner, l08 ESst Third street, is lib-
orally patroniz' not only by the
soldier boys, when in town, but by
many othsrs, on account Of the keeneEs
OF lis fezoIs, md the scientific msnrer
in which LIE performs all hts work
George alec coes ouppiDg aud leoohing
hi" charges for wbioh are Vsr3 moi
erAts.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
A Ylollm nf nfnlnrnn,inn.

PHnADELPHIA, July PA young
woman who died ct the house Of Mrs
O emens, No. 1743 North TWenty d
street,, . few days ego, WAS, 1t has been
dbcovered, the Victim OF malpraotloa.
Two officers from the ooroner's Office
yesterday visited Allentown with d
photograph Of the dead woman and
learned that she had resided in that
city and that her name was Eodord
Troxell. sbe Was 23 years old, and had
lived In Allentown from her birth. Shs
bore an excellent character. John Y.
Bcbadt, an uncle Of the woman, started
for this city last night to Identify The
body. A telegram and letter WeTe s0und
At Mrs Clemens signed "a. Lennon, l.
and addressed to the dead girl
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Tho Peaaonk.

Our fair correspondent is right in bsr
suppo,lslon thet the gait OF the psAcosk
has hesn criticized, as well % hin un,
mus!cA cry. swan, in HIS "Specu um
Mu1dt," puhl sled IN 1885, az page 4l0,
reEiAEEs OF the pssccck rEst hts blGck
feet make BIN ashamed OF his fstr saIl,
Eud. taGrofors, when ha 1aeta them (ss
sp9rie With rRtuIs or griaved f>r that
dsfgTmttie) he hsrgoth doun bis starFy
piums1, and Ihlse:h slowly IN q dis
o1nienred tit Of solIssife snduesae, from
whsyc9 st 10 raid thAt ha bath iheev
tsh pbCH bud % bsilish vniaa.p
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
The "MlXia" SHGTHt.

Prom the ovdeuos given IN the "Mcxien
essss against initators. enough has come to
tha sarfAoe nom JeEaB p4pse5 10 prove that
the 81 oallgd m ax'e is from i plant rich IN
albGGlEoits, which arn the principal nutrt
ti0n 81 the nerves. O0psidsTinE the fact
that the nelves are tho sabt OF animal liis
and control tns functions OF tao body, AID
thak pAralyzsd Orexhsusted nHrvs force could
not properly digest ElDumsn for It's own sup.
port, LIT. Thom. con got about, and finally
did discover hEIm'ess process for artificial.
~ itS<sung El food Tor II, and the prOgress
renders tho SlauuinoiN 40 finely dissolved
as water, or lne enough 10 penetrate the
neryo cirouEtton, whicn is thiIty-ons times
smaller thsn the smallest capillary blood
Vs1sels, bnd whom miXod with tho dlxcstipR
huid the alDum6n cannot bo soag1latod o.
preeipiLatei BY rlthOr hodt or alcohol. Here
Ia Nhere y g so0rat lies and Ia mOet vAluz-
bic one, aad RSc0GnIR for their cuTeI OF par.
alyBis. IL would hage been better for tha
bCXle 90. TO have allowed this fact To cau Q
T. tao surface before, and thou It would not
have been neoSssars to accumulate oOuh.
derce In their goods through the lcaS Ioad
eI eSperieros against public pref udioe.
lh0se t&ets that hlvo ooGne out win help the
Qome' very much, a. thay show its un.
doubted scientific and useful baais In 9 new
htld. Their botIled goods sTo best.
m22-Bm 2taT
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
An altoona Boys ratnl oae1rol

NEVADA CITY, New, July 1s.-A
yonng man named Dougherty, son of a
wealthy reside OF AL oona, Pa who
had been sent to college at Ann Arbor,
Michigan, ran away and Joined Fore.
paugh's circus and sold confectionery
during the performances. At North
Bloomfield, New, he had quarrel with
lsd. v halarky, of tina; place asout drinks,
some days ago, when the latter shot him
In the threat, causing death Malarky
der.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
wELmIaarON q NoRrHEEN r. R,

TING table in effect July sth 1888, Trains
leave Wilmington (French street, IS foiIow9.
For kcadinP, BlrdsboTo, Joanna, spring.
neld, NaynesblrR junction, Manor ,pottsyIlle
Iamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WernerB.
VIE VIE hnd gu points on the Philadelphia ano
heAulng II, R,y l.eO q. m. and 2. 10 D. IN,
For Springfield, Wsynesburg Junetien,
Goatesyille, Emhreevlle, Lenape, ChEndii
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points
2Q0A. m, and s. 90 p. m.
For Coatesvllle and intermediate points Al
100 m, 2. 40 and 30 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 a. m, 2.40 and 5, %
p. m.
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
FOR new Bridge and intermediate pointA
II. Is y. m.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at sos q, M, and for Springfield and
lntermedlate points at 800 p, m,
A. q, McHAUSLAND, BOWNESS BRI99A
Superintendent. Genil Pass Az't,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington 3 Bal
Gmore Railroad.
JUNE Gths 1855.

gSNA &bMa A0o0.
trains WIN leave Wilmington ns FoIIOvl
PhiladeIphia texpress), 2 2B2 4o,so, Iw
f% ~ KY KY gn loM u g. II q. M, Il o.
A iASc'q%Tedssicn, : y . sse ~ 9Ce lus a n,
ISo M; II - IL 81 a. M, Il DO, 62i. SO, 70S and
, AScQ%nodstioS, A. y 4 sees yos $40, 1895
New York, 200, Q 81, 40, $40. AZ H. Io0y.
II inS o. A a m, .l2.2S, lSS. az, 5A. lsSs. I'd,
For West Chester, via Lamokin, 8 % sac
! 70 q, M, land 460p. IA.
4, ZOE Newark (CeDtrel and intermediate sta
Bstmore and iassrmediate e 4HS p pst5RoD, ,O,,
BBsiltII@ore q and a y BAY Line, Is p. m.
a. 80 ia maltimore and Washington, i2s iA gpa
~ ", and II % a. IN, u 06, y IL, A, lI 6H
'Gs3, and IS y. M.
Trsins for delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, { %, 5 30 =. m, i26 aH RR
0Z3 p. M, and u 05 Night
SSeSSrget22wa i and Lewes, s 80 =. m, .,s5op.n
keh00oth, 30 a.. m. '
seaford texpress), 860p. m,
A IrrlnEtUn' ~ 10y ES' Delmar, and way stations, 30
,,Ii EiEDress foI Harrington. 3 50 p. n. wU
Express ier Dover. Harrington, and D,l,
EranRlin City, 85Oa, m,
tOrt' and Norfolk, IL o5 Night,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for WI,
m,lnRton !e1preesl II 25, 3 30, 7s0, 7zT 9ij
lg2o y L, li@a: n, 2O2 soi, i62, isS
Y. u, bu, 81, II 20 y. m.
Accolnmota ton, 625, 2s a. M, I.25, z,28
s1'i AH' 5H 10 10 03 10 20. and ii n D, M
SUNDAY TRAINS,
FOR philadelphia leTpressJ, zoo, 262 40
-, v ~ II 81 n, m, 27, 8 "A, and I D5 q. n
accommodation, 10 :, m, " 10 / sk an
hSl, ~ and 10 % y, m. 9
.oE SohesleT !eKpressJ, 7 Is. 9 10. II 81 M,
AaceonmoIatlon, SHAM, Il 10. rs, SlL
For New York (expreas), OD 2ba. an. 71h
10, II ol g. m, IA, 5A, '6 %, %, and 10 ID
For West Chester, via Lamokin, SEA NJ,
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort .ns
For New Castle, Middletown. Clavtsu
a,oHyer, 10y heiton; Harrington, seaford, Laurel
IA Baltimore and Washington, LIS, t46 sOL
~ ~ 4 " a. m, u ee 'e 50, aud IS p, M, Bait,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for Will
nington lexpress), l2.25, q, 81, T,2Q, $40, ii. il
A. NJ, Jos s.9 and II. 20 T. h.
accommodation, S.86 10, A, NJ. IzHZM
0. 10, 8. IS and II. n p, M, -'N$
FOR further Information, pAssen gers arr "a.
ieIred 10 the ticket efice at the station
Trains marked thus ~ are linited er-oraa.
upon which extra nAre Is charged, S'0'-
General hsns&er h sensrSIii fSsVsDssI \. w3eD .,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
mo AnKIs.Morn.

"Btin would write poem on tbe
dslishts Of dshing; but, ah, mel I can
nat find word OF rhyme with 'Spgle.
Wotm,' ," Bigued Pisistratus, as he
gSzd thoughtiuliy into the dark, su ullen
waters.
"But why must you put that word at
the the end OF the line2" duaried
Eucalyptus.
"BecAuse az augle-worm is always
At the end OF . line," hissed PIsistrRtus 8
between his set teeth, and for . long
tima Ii was 30 still that one could dis
tinotly hear peAch blow,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
KENNER1 & Cd.
CLOSING SALES
SumnerGoods

Some styles of Fine Dress Cling
hams have not sold well; these have
been reduced for Monday sales to Is
cents from 20 and % cents.
Some styles of the l21 cent Cling
hams haye not sold well; these are re.
duced to 10 cents.
Some styles of Fancy Batiste re-
Iduced to 10 cents; you know these
goods are very popular.
Balance of English Fancy Plaid
Mulls reduced to 10 cents; these goods
have sold this season at 25 cents.
We are clearing out all our Summer
Istuffs without regard to price or cost.
Sl.5O and $500 Fancy Parasols re-
Iduced to $1.OO.
$500 Fancy Parasols reduced to
$500.
$500 Fancy Parasols reduced to
$500.
Fine quality Cream White India
Silk, IS cents; usual price $1.OO. Black
India Silk, superior quality, $1.OO.
All the Best French Sateens, %
cents.
500 pairs more of those good extra
long regular made Fancy Cluster Stripe
Ladies' Hose III cents; regular 25.cent
goods.
Odds and ends. in Mems Fancy Half
Hose, l8 cents: regular 25.cent quality.
Mems Solid Colored Lisle Half Hose,
BIZ cents; regular 5O-cent goods.
Mems Fast Black Half Hose 25 and
35 cents.
Mems Balbriggan Half Hose I24
cents; usual 2O-cent goods All the
good makes in Children's Hose 25 cents.
Lots of desirable things at low
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21

DRUPOsAL5.-SEALED PROPOSALS
l. Will DO received by tne Trustees OF tht
Poor o. New Castle Conn y, unnI O'CLOCK
q. N, Of July zbtn, for sHpplying the = lint
house and lneaue Department nom July 2bth
TO October SIst, 1883, With bosf, mutton, salt
pOrE, bread, groceries, flour. and feed; dry
goods, clothing, drugs and medicines; tOhae.
co, shoes and carpet slippars and gasoline
Bids for beef will DO by the quarter, in pro-
portion ofUne hind qdsrror with tue Kiduey
fat taken cut with tiToB fore qoarteiE, out o
cattle well fattod and dressing not less thsn
600 lbs.
Bids for mutton will be for fore quartNrs
only. Caroline must not bs Of y less ptand
ard Of gravity than $50 Ali Supplies exec OF
drugs TO be deliverei at tho Afmshouso al
,uoh times sna In snch qusn.itiss as may be
rsquiroh.
Also ios for thu season. hbou, 0 tons OF
Toe per Wesk TO DO delivered In u ton lou
when required.
samples OF the above goods can be sAen NJ
the Ain shOuse, ano blank soheculol for the
convenience Of bidders, Will bs furnishsd :.
any one wishing to bid for supplies
Tho trustees reserve the TlR h. to reject any
or oil biGs.
By order Of tho Trustees OF the Poor o
Heg Castle County. JJHH GUTHRIE.
llO-bt superintendent
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Wanted Help.

Tramp (to editor, who is hurryinR
pAN)-Say, couldn't you help me lit
tie please? Rsve you q boost opoe.
Edit0r-WhEt do you mean, fellow?
TramF-Dop't you remember that
barslsry by Jim Oraokitt and his pals
90 ne years 9EU?
Eiitot-Yes
TranI-And how your reports Of It
jut set the HoWler's circulation
q b romlBf
E utor-Yeg
Tramp--Wsll, I'm Jim.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
SEIZED win spasms,

A young girl employed in the jute
mill over Eleventh street bridge, was
seized with epasms yesterday afternoon
while engaged at work, aud for Q time
her symptoms we're very alarming. She
vas conveyed to her home on OlaymoDt
street, where she was attended by y
physlolAn. The affair caused oonsld-
crab 9 eK3ltemert in tie nsi2hborhood, I,
aud Oficsr HAr. was kept busy all the
afternoon in Feeping the crowd away
AAVaAl aaSk A-s.A--s-s
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
AOzIUAls
DROPOSAL5
l. FOR
FIRE ALARM APPARATUS,

SBALID PRnPt sAIs will he received
In the propOFa' box. In the Oounoll Chamber
In the CITY hall, no Z, Z. 70 o'oloos. D. u, e.
m OkSDAY, July 20, a. u, 1888 Ior the
following, via.
One 30 pound IRE alarm bell, to be mad,
q the sest new copper ana BLOCK tin, OF D
proportion mot loss ihSl 70 per cent pest } n
got copper and II per csnt best in mpori ed
blOcE tic, OF goOd toao ana guaranteed no,
to feciure within thrss Isl sears
Ono electrical Ore Rlstm st!lEer for the
above he'll, TO DO OF a size s1tfilen. to brinl
out tho bsst results, togeth-r = with the neaes
shry welP hts, wire rope, ho.
Tho above TO bo delivered at the hougs OF
the WooohoOe steam Fire Eneine Com pNny,
and set up complete irc,utiug all rSsi ai
inRs, SC, with l. o eIcepdJs u wood work
for support OF bell, SC, which will DO fu,.
aishsd by the city.
The striker to be guaranteed fOs ono TD
year, but both ball ard airiSer 10 he thor
oughly tested "a the pretsnos Of the TIRE oam.
mlttee whom the work is ii nisnei, AMI II sat
isfbo.Ory TO 10 scc5Lted By thsp
All bids must no ad ddressni 10 the els rk or
ulty Council and must haVe bond OF 9F0
Tor good fatth Of bidder.
! he committee reServA the right to rciest
any or all BIDS. WILL An u. BAUdh,
iyls-dt Chairman Fire Committee
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Nor BsandYwleg sprinne.

The Delaware Ageuue Baptist san.
Gng scocol Will have an excursion to-
hrsRHy wire SpTipp1 on F,idHy, 27th
iaet,, NDd all who attend ara ssgured Of
q pleasant time.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
stabe or tne TemparnLnra
I'M Wnathar-

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
rather warmer, followed by local show
erN In the lake region. Monday fair
ans rather sullry, followed by showers
on The Atlantic coast.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
kIuTInE-rAxPAYEas TAKA NJ

RYOTlDE TAX PAYERS TAXI nj
lG TUE.
Uity and School Taxes for sss.
The undersigned, receivers OF lAxes for the
OltY Of n Nilmington, viii be Ut 10 r. 9th ST
between Market and Bing Sts., durlhg the
month Of July, 1883, between u . hours Uf s
AID y Ia tho morninB, and from to le
the sftornoon. for the purpose OF receivlns
taxes. On al taxes paid during July, there
viii he reductl3u OF b cents on every del.
lar, and all tRxea paid on or after tho Isl
day OF August, shall be payable without q
deduction, GforossiG; Snd all taxes unpaid
on tho LIST day OF fSeptember, shal be lncFsas
ed by the additiGn ofb pet oOntun on the
amOunt thereof EDMUND T.. MOODY,
Receiver Of Northern district, Including
all north OF 9Th strest.
MARTIN J. MEhIEY,
Receiver of Southern istliet, insludirF
alt Bouth OF eth street. ies0.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
STUCK In tho Mud.

This morning aB one Of Hartman 4
FehreDhach's delivery wagons, loaded
With GarTelB Of bear. was being driven
down Walnut street uenr Sixth, the
wheslH on one side rsu on some DIRT
where q treu ch had been 1lled up and
sank 10 the hubs. The driver was
obliged to take eff his lead, and eveh
theu it wSs difficult matter for the
horses 10 pull Il ont.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
a ..n.u OIAanu.

Fer small storekeepsTs, Mrs. NJ. +
Wgstt is closing ont her stock st q
sacrifice. 1t will paw you to call aud
get como OF tie bArEsins sine Is offering
At No. 113 West Second Hsraet.