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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-01

5umbuT9, 80. September. - Bcofsi'
iOr @efiieu, nelGer Der g9eutibeu Rnno-
'tun" tie Ius3nse aus RaiIar 6riaortt's e
8agebun 8eliefert sabeu iOu, tebrts 9alterH
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-01

= III 3 q, gis0I., 0gH 20. s. IL, 1897.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-01

BariB, 20. Sept. - yia1 Oea amtlid)ea
2eri9teu fino oieles Sabr 7,O55,I6I 5ztta,
rem Eano nit 2glBen tebaut I1oEoeu, oereu
@rtrdgaiB So, 100000 9eitO,l,eI Uausa gl8ea
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rlub Der Ietten 9leile Der g&ttq Of Yep' Dort"
nod Guseustnpn 5pei Geiienoe bic Rippeu
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5paugeiade eefedt perheR mHBte.
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etludte ben tran35fi5ea UliHifsr bee Ias-
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babe bet'm ErIaB lsneE 8eroronuagen itr.
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mis- fiehe uater irau}5fIhsm ShuBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-01

a6se(e6en pom TIT (ren poGfd1Etsm 2sranGn tn jeOem
Deparfement, perOttnt nafet
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

ALL PERSONS Who can uhO1ld lay In
their SInIsg's coal now, - aver ehs
arsI OF next month there will Be con-
siderable increase In the pnoe. The
coal com blpAhon has decided that Iee
price must AdvAuss and their will 10
law o. far - this IL concerned. The
rates Of freight on this very necessary
Artlole have been advanced frou 10 70
so cents . ton, 70 take effect on Ssp1em'
Der 1 and will remain 90 until . fur
Their advAnce is ordered. The vAFlou'
companies engaged In Mining Antera
cise coal have perie,I understanding
among themselves aud will raise thI
price AI che mines whenever II BuiIl
Them 60 70 do. Tue consequence will
30 shat this winter when II will be i'm
possible 70 do without coal, oousumer'
, will have to pay Whatever price hi
,om blnAhOn may choose 10 ask.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

saOR ~
bitinys |
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

TIN Democrats WhO refer TO the
pros porous condition OF our country
under the naturalization Of Prssident
Cleveland should bear in mind that
has far through the opposition OF The
U. 8. SenAte, slslAtion injurious 10 the
Interests OF our country has been PIE
vented. A, the present time We are
looking to Ihs Republican m'j lrtty IN
that Senate 10 defeat the Muls tariff
bill and save the people from It's bAne-
ful provisions. Undsr these cirsum
s.Anoea only the veriesi Blmplelon will
give Clevelend or his naturalization
credit for the prosperity which hal
blessed our people.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

The FACT that . vessel sue cssded 10
passing up the Della ware river on hoard
OF which Vas cass Of she ysllo v fever,
u an additional warning to our health
authorities TO be vlgiIAnI aud WAIohful,
Had the business OF that vessel ueoessl.
tated It's oomlng up the OhrISuauH.
nothing would have been known Of the
existence OF The fever on boRri until n
was a. OUT wharVes, and the germs OF
dlseAse spread broadcast We have .
pofI phSh'lAni who no doubt attends
" all 'ae duty required VI him, but We
40 mol Tor one moment suppose that Il
Is pA;1 Of his duty to o,,apy a pla,e
on the istly, and Inspect sVsry vessel
pound for shis city. FJrIunaisIy Ihls
plague stricken steamer passed on mn
the river, and was stopped 81 the laz1.
Ee'io, o'har wise Il you'd no dou 81 have
continued on up 10 PhllAdelphlA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND still with.
holds his letter Of acceptance and II b
prohAb bic lhAt he hAs more than onoe
pondsred over the iolloNing from his
hrsI letter Of ao.sp An1ei dated August
Is, 1884:
"Whsu we consider the patronage Of
this q eat office, the sllurements Of
power, the temptation 70 retain public
place orc e gained, and more than all,
the availability psgty hnds In an In
cumbent whom horde OF otfioeholdere,
with yea, born OF bsnehts received
ma iostered by the hope Of favorB yet
70 come, stand ready 10 aid with money
ind trained political service, we Tecog
ize 10 the eligibility Of the President
Tor re election Q most serious danger 10
hat cam, deliberate and Intelligent
action which must characterize Rov
,rnment by the people.
This no doubt 10 one OF Ihs stu N bling
blocks that keeps back thiS letter
which should have been made pablo
weeks ago. In the lstser accepting the
frsI nomination he opposes . second
term, but In less than four years after
wards renominAses himself. Hoe h
can nov write . letter accepting re-
nomination, after expressing senhmsnb
Buoh o. the above, 10 something thA
only Mr.. Cleveland himself can eI
plain. Another cause OF his delay
the D ,SsIlon he hAB taken on the tArii
QUESTION. When be was . cAndldAt
in 1884 be pro .esss1 TO favor proteoIlsn
but In 1887 sent his tres trade msssAR
10 Congress. In accordance with th
Recommendation contained in bhI
mtssAgs the Mills Tariff bill va
formed, sai slso Tie platform OF Vi
parry "a ~et,h be BJs stand, Sine
Ihen Nj. Cleveland fas found that u
mscbani35 Erd Eofklnguen OF tn
country sre not dsposei 10 give up u
prote ion shAs hiss made this nNliC
the N 1s' prosper Jas on the face Of u
eSrIb 1n7sgueutly he gill either ha'
20 deyrs sons means whereby he OIL
hedge ou sails vsry vial issue, or el
give c hi, lAst s!!m 9nau,e Of bel
re elelied.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

If TIE bill now before the Senate
becomes a Law, and We sincerely hope
u will, there will be stop pui TO send.
ing obscene literature through the
pals. This act provides = 6ns Of
$1,000 and Al i'm prlsonmenI OF Ave
pears for the offender, and while this 10
Gerry heavy there is no punish ment too
severe for the sooundrsls who have
seen d .odlnR our homes with this In.
decent literature. SINE OF Il IL 30
called medical advertisements, bat Il
all is obscene and calculated 10 bring
the blush OF shame to the cheek Of
any yiE'uous young lady. These men
obtain the names OF parties residing In
our cities snd then invade their homes
With their vile trash, which OF Itself Il
suggestive o! svll. We sincerely hopl
she oill Stll become law aud thai 81
who vlolAte Is viii have 10 suffer III
penalties.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

MINT A
"a 20 SbI
HEU W il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

NOTICE., IuHN 4 srp IN y
~ ant Of tho houne s.ius'si q !
ais uIRpge street, 10 mo ~ y
OF tho city Of WilmlrNaa, ~
Of Nov OaUtls Gni a1.s = -
ware, IN compliance Win n ~
meats OF tho acts Of mo ttlsl 4
asmbly In aucn case IN Lle Rud p'o,et!4 >
hereby awe notice that ! 'lsll w
UTiting 10 tho Court Of General ssa.s
the Pence and jail Delivery " ne w 7
Delaware, in AMI for New castle q ]-a4 N 4
Monday, tho lTth day % sop, a Y.
being the next term Of aA!i rDaii " ~ \,
esnss for saii house 81 an ion or !alu.
the sale therein Of intoAie4tns ,li4i5 ~
less quantities than enc 4uSIl, y 4 ,,'.,.s
- 49, r----t--=, - 'A- - 4is"' - a,
Die oitiEbna OF said ward IsoOaI'll y
aaid application, viz:
Peter A. FGgan, jacob lleon,
George A. arpentafi trBuE JOlsA
FTederioR HOLMAN, AuE1s. BS'aiaa,
John q. ireland, Jultus y alSa.p
Geo q. Gibson, SAnutlS ,s'N
rAtrlpk DGughsrty, Wiillsm SSH
John T.. Deyine, John HaRG,
James O'Heiil, Ihosl hltiilt
". s. Hamsnn, lames h2Jis,
Daniel MoElWee, t.uofTIgah, 1T
John HSdeY, Jane, o .Uo1hsA
W. J MoElwee, Or Basei
CHARLES q. iAnE, ycs. =. lA1,h
John Mag uire, John " vaREIFS
A'6-Sta Juhh ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21
ON SATURDAY.
THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1888,
at2 O'Clock, p. M,

The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain IoG OF land with 8 two.
story brick dwelling thereon erected, situate
In the city OF wilmington, bounded and de-
sorlbed IS fOlloHB, to wi;
beginning at the southwest osTner OF -FOUR.
teenth and Washing ton streets the nee south.
srly by the westerly side Of Warrington %
fee inches TO corner thence westerly aud
parallel with Fourteenth street and runnlng
through the middle Of the brick division
Wall between The hOu % 90 this lot and the
adj dining hJuso on tho south 1913 feet .
inches TO the eastsrly slde Of Oh smborlAin
street at 3 f6st wide running from mir.
tsenth street 10 Fourteenth street
thence northeIly and parallel tC
washington street hereby ~ feet
inches TO this sOuihofly siGe Ct -Four.
tenth street aforesaid and ther CO tholebJ
oAsterly 1873 ies' inches 10 tho plSoO Of be-
ginning. He the contents what they may
| Record ", V ]. IL, pRge So3 &C,
Seized and taken IN execution as the prop
| erty of Samuel q. Warner and Anna l.. War
: ner his wife, and I. Is, and to be- sold by
GILES LAMiSUN, Sheriff,
sherif's Omee, Wilmington, August
seq, Ri0-eod to
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

THERE IS no reAson TO doubt that
The S1uth will remain solldly Demo-
orAdc, for the very simple reason that
the Republicans have no opportunity
70 eleotioDeer. Southern men can come
North aud express their Views freely,
and Without fear OF being molesled, but
there Is no guarantee that Republican
will receive the Same treatment in the
South. The DsmoorAdo leaders know
full we'll tbn II the people In that SEC
tion hst 'hs Issues Involved 10 the pre-.
sent oAnpAign fully explained TO them
the South you'd not bs golld for them,
thersto'e i-ee spesoh is suppressed, and
II q Republican orator we're to AtIem p
TO speak, the chAuoes are that he would
bs mo00ed This, with the shot quo
for ljred voters 10 What makes and
keep, The south sofia tor the DsmoorAl
10 party,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

tlsNNA, August 2O.-A thunderstorm
gay iE'ha vicinity Of Kornenburg,
iiIIt e. near this city, destroyed thirty
~ houses. . her Villages were sub
-IsCu' Three pcTsGls were killed at
t AMI twelve at other plgces. MANY
neau Of cattle and immense stocks of corn
were destroyed 'ss''' W. =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

wmKEsBAERE,P Pa .Au: 2l.-Anthony
Burdriit, prlyat. I ung ian banker At
Plymouth, Luzyrue oUu-'y, Penna, was
receiving dep sits from customers ytsier-
day when two Hungarians quietly went
behind the counter and stole $1,000 from
the safe. The thieves were pursued and
captured. They dropped the money in
the street. and only part Of 1t was rectV'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

The Potter Drug and Chemical Co;
Gentlemen,-Mr. VIM. ;. ~ phenson OF
this county 6roaght his son to town to day TO
let us see him, aud TO show us what Cnucura
Remedies had done for him. This Is the ca {
referred To in our letter 10 you some time ago,
To look al the boy nov, one would suppose
that there had never been ANYTHING tht mat
Ter with him, seems TO be In perfect health.
We have written and herewith lnclose what
his father has To say about the matter, -
wrote II just as be dictated.
We are selling quite aQuantlty OF Cuucura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises toi
them We regard the Cuticura Remedies tht
hest in tile market aud shall do all we can Il
nrotnute their sale Yours Truly,
rTEVENs i BRUN Err,
Druggists and Pbar1nAcistB
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21
sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
ON SATURDAY,
THE 25rH DAY OF AUGUST, 1888


The following described real estate, viz:
Two dwelling houses located on two adJaln-
ing lots of land, bounded ana described as
follows, 70 wiz - So, -, a., =,
intersection OF tie eaEterly side OF ADAMS
street and the nOrlhcrly side Of Eleventh
sir,et. thence "A onR said rastery side OF Adams
-frrri' northpastpriy 10 feet more or less 70
ttaInL thence suuthcAstcrlY ana running
through Tie mi tdl Of the brick division wal
nptwtcE the house on this lot aud the adjoining
hDust on the north iis feet more ur less to a
stake, thence suuihwratcrly tl rect t. lnthr e
more or lass, to stake, thence on a lor ~
westerly 10 feet to "a polut and aud lhrhcs ~ a
westerly direction o feet to the place ol nc
No !. Beginning at point on the easter, y
side Of Adams street at the diaiancc OF rs ltG
and Nl- chps southrrly from the AGuihcrlJ sue
| nF Delaware avenue thence s0uLheAsieTly Ruu
| ptrallsl with Delaware ayerur anu nong
| Itur % 4 land Of sarah Ann Sayc-s 1876 ittl (
| lnrhr.tna stake In line Of land Of y. W. bll
| Mn deceased, thence sOuthWehturlY huni
| iaid last mention d land e feet 10 staht
| thence nr.hwesterly and running lhroukl
| thp middle OF the brick division wall httWttl
| the hose on this lot and the b use allplnlnI
on the south 81 feet, more or l'ss, TO me sal
| easterly slte Of Adams street anH thence ihtEt
| hy nuCthErly - feet inches j" NV P'"'' VI ~
seized and taken In execution as the proper
| " Of aines W. Ware ard Samuel Murphy
| former owners or reputed owners, Waite
Cuhinlns, owner or rcputed owner, and Jos
rpl, Il ID, seeds and Henry u. seeds. trsdln
AL. y y. seeds \ Son, contractors, and 4
| tBsS. aIu-rUu-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

PuLADuLrHr4, lu.sdAy, August Al, 1871

In the drift OF last week
there came to Us, among |
other things, three bargains.
To. day they are out on the
counters ready for you.
Bargsin the first. A yarn
spinner spun too much Jersey
yarn and made him toomuch
cloth, and that's why you
may buy to.day for 81 % a
Jersey the like Of which we
sold yesterday for double.
This bargain covers the
full range OF sizes and gives
a choice of vest front or
plain. All are full coat back g, \
and faGed with satin.
Tables west OF Chestnut street entrance
anette cloths which plainly
means fine cotton Table
cloths In high colored fancy
lplaids. They are Of German
make and fine quality. Fruit
Juices are apt to stain white
cloths, which suggests an
added use for the Toilanette
cloths. They are samples
for which the maker had no
room, and that's why you
! get them for nearly hall
: : price. 400 in the lot,
, yards long, 50 cents each.
: 2lS yards long, 81 each.
!. yards long, Sl.20 each
81 yards long, tl.40 each.
Main Aisle, near Trausept stepS.
:, Bargain the third. We
d have taken a dealers entire
: stock OF Ladies Collars anc
Il CUTIE. On the counters to
day. In good order ami
'o generally OF the latest styles
= They shall go al one third Of
le tie original prizes.
d Southwest of centre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

PoTTsvILrE, Aug. 2O.-Fred Borth, Of
Patterson, was caught by the premature
explosion Of blast at Eagle Hill Col'
liery, this morning, as lie was running
away from IL and had his back broken
and was so bad Injured otherwise that
there is no hope OF his recovery. II s
companion had the top Of his hat blown
of by the same shot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21
WOTkiIgnHl and
Ladies Read!
BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-five Dollars and Tn.
wards.
TWELFTH WARD

Over four hundred sold in
the past year. Fine location
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hAllhou,
within a square Oh these lou
for Water and Msrket
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve.
ments. City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate
streets being graded; new
school'house; street car lins
going to be extended.
For dead.sure safe invest.
Iment, where you can see
lyour money every day this
cannot be equaled. Hads
great many people taken
this advice when we gave /
several years ago, they
would have saved hundrtdi
Iof dollars. Take heed nov
and buy.
| Building lots on .ag
In all sections Of he
lefty. Building loans, stcd,
Tor orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
| For information how %
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORD.
Second and Webb SIS, Or
ITHOS. M. OGLE,
6O2 I-2 Market st.
N..'a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21
4 FRIGHTFUL ski DISEASE

sumeFtngu Intense. Head nearly
raw. BOdy covered with sores
Cured by the CutIeura Remedies
Messrs. STEVENS a BRUNRn, Monroe, NJ q
Deu sirL-Ahout two months ago, on your
recommendation, bought bottle o. Cuu,
curA Resolveut, one box Cutleura oalNtt az
one cake OF Cutlcura Soap, for my son aged
thirteen years who has been afflicted win
eczema for lonR time. and ana pleased u
saw that believe the remedies have cured MN
HIS gufleriuRs were intense. his head being
Yearly raw his ears being gone except the
grlsile, and his body was covered Win sores,
sores have now all disappeared, his SKIN u
healthy, eyes bright, cheerful In disposition,
and IL working every daY. My DelghboIs arr
Witnesses TO this remarkable cure, and tbs
doubling ones are requested 10 call or Wrlts
me, or any OF my nelghhors. ,,,..,.,,,,
Winchester r. o., Union Co., N. q.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1854

At the Auditors otiicc No. So East sixth
street, In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county aud state OF Delaware, All that Ger
tain lot or piece Of land with the tNe-story
brick house thereon eIcctei. Btginnihg at
the southerly side OF ktnth street between
Madison and Monroe str cts and at the south .
streets, thence suutnerly along said
westerly side OF morrow street ~ feet
to corner, thence westerly parallel to
Ninth street IL feet 20 another corner; thence
northerly parallel to the hrst mentioned line
and Morrow street 20 ct To the BALD south
G IL side OF Ninth street and thence thereby
eAsterly 10 net to the place Of beginning.
l Seized and Ken In execution as the prop.
erty OF Elijah Williams and TO be sold by
JOHN N, NEWELL, city Auti or.
| N. B.-'rhe above named property Is TO hi
sold to LatisfY a lien thereon for curblnK Al
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

TIE PRESENT campaign differs in
many .spscts from any ;hAs have pre-
resei Il, and tie signs are that tie
people are doing vast deal Of earnest
ahiuktUS. Contrary to the last cam
paige. inis Is bol enc OF personalities
aho Republicans have no desire 10 a.
tack Nj Cleveland, and the DemocrAti
cannot ded EuVthIr1 ah0T ASIfEI they
oAn AhAck, oonJeq 1sntly The uouIesl
~ he - -s'- ~ 10y 49,
oSl that Is being taken by women all
over the country. This Is shown by
the orsauiz4siun o, Ihe womAn's Ne
touAl Republican UonmiItes, which
has issued circular calling upon ell
Womsn y ls51y Tor ihs HUoCess o! ths
party Whtoh stands tor m0rality ana
temperance. These are good signs and
II Ia hoped will tend 10 elevate politics
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

Cutlcura, the great skin cure, and Cuticura
soAp prepared from II, externally and Gnu
cura Resoveut, the new blood purlher, IN,
ternaIly, are positive cure for every form o
skin and blood disease, from pimples TO soroI'
ula.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21

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the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.
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