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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

RAILEoAD APPRAlsENExT.-Tne Sss.e
Board Of Equalization hnished their
report last Friday. II shows that ~
railroad valuAticn has increased - lnoi-
ana the past year 81 1i9 27s, although
there was but sc miles Of main track
sud los miIes OF eide track built during
the wear. The railroads Of the stste are
assessed for the coming year on total
valuation ~ s6s,9i1.717 The total value
Iof The l.. r. 4 st. l. r. r. u put . u. 45f,'
ST. Of which there will BE- placed or
Dubois County TX duplicates $z95.e,s
en- increase over last year Of $pss1
The railsoad valuation Of the Tell Clty
\ and CanneIton branch il only so 5lo
the Corydon branch el5.l@o-
The following - the valuation - som'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03
Wondcrful Cures.

I'D. Hoyt 4 Co, wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists OF Rome. G.. saw: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis-
coverv. Electric Bitters and bucklene
Arnics Salve for four years. Have never
handled remedies that sell . well. q
live such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures euecteu
81 these medicines In this city. Seversl
cases OF pronounced Consumption navs
been entirely cured BY usc Of few pot
ia az Dr.. King's New Discovery, taxes
IN connection with Electric Bitiers' 49,
guarantee them always. Sold By Men
ringer Bros. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

- ~ n. FrohIicbstein, Of Mobile,
~. wrises: ! take great pleasure -
r.~cnmendinx DR.. Kings New piscov-
49, sar Consumption. having used y Ior
!. ~-.rs attack Of Bronchitis and -
tsrrh. II gave me Instant relief and en-
sirelv cured me and | have not been ~
Gicsed sInce. also beg % state tnss ,
hsd tried other remedies With no gooo
resuIs. Have also used Electric b..ser.
80 n, Ki.0's New Life PiIIA both q
which can recommsDd-
d.. Kine's New Discovery Tor !on'
sumpsjcn, Coughs and Colds. = so'd ou
. positive guarsntee. IrIsI o0sues
= n ehrineer Bros. Drug Store. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

A. II. Thompson Rockford. LII, writes
II have been troubled with Catsrrh !or
Years. nothing helped me until ! tri 2
PapilIon CAsarrh Cure followed a.
rections. and with less than one bntte, \
am cured Papilion (extrsct Of nsxl
Catsrrh Cure will positively and p erma-
nentIy cure Bronchial Casarrh- Acute o.
Chronic Cafarrb. also Rose Cold and
Hay Fever. Large bottles 81 o.. ?.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

PsRsoxAL Mr.. Florentin Ackerman
living inst north or Jasper vent % -
Narys Of The Woods last week. On
visit. and returned again On Saturday.
NJ. Geo. Bohnert Or Oaklsnd City,
spsnt Sunday II jasper.
Nh. Mary O'Brien. Of Cincinnati. i
visiting be- brother, III. q. -. 6wesssy,
= JasPsr.
II. Jos. Folk, : popular engineer 9!
- = = +. b, paid BE masy frissd'
= Jasper visit lase week, and pleas.
e1t rsoopeioa IN his honor wos hssd q
NJ. 0us. Kssgin's Let Friday night
NJ. J. p. Psnksy. q Lesveovestn
80 visiting n. Dasneefs hnily 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

Cares Piles, salt sk-rm. letter. ourns;
seslds. sores, wounds, infsots sores &c
ehefnr. sore nipples and erupnons 2.
49, kin. S0Geress With catarvn VII
ara thie - savsluablo remedy ana Ger
40 eoro. PIeooant - ose and pefSecs
ssriafncsion guaeaaloo6- prjce 3 ceoel
pee box- - Asl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

Drn.rxra-Ex Gov. Porter has taken
the trouble 70 inform himself = % .ne
chances OF Republican success n In1 no..
% 10 Nov. and, like the shrewd ponn-
clan be d. declines 70 lead forlorn nope
e = candidate for Governor 6rest =
tie CONSERVATION Of The machine men q
Indianapolis therest. Tor they bed de,
nssded that the willy ex-Gov. should
Try and pull the unpopular Harrison
through with the lsboring men. cut now
III their hopes are dashed, and - a.y.
bodys race before the Convention, VAN
70 prospect o. success q the polIs.
Poor Beany y c0Djuring for Ofsno
Ps's aid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

The Evansville Wsekly Courier u
..Iosine : biz boou- Il u the oesi
..rsmpaien documepl- that can Be sent
c.s Tor ne money. Dcsnnerasie Club.
,nro.shoue she State Subscribing Tor y
copies OF MORE. VII recesve 49,
rs;es. Single subscribers for the cam
p>igu until December Let. q me rate q
"a cents ! month. postage pad ~
~snt COO Subscribers added % oor ''s
durinr the months ofJuly and August
Write Tor our special raies 70 ciuo'
CorRrER Co..
- and 3lO Upper Second 81,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

Two good milk cows with calves, an
To se.r old. colts, and yesriins
colts, fer sale cheap BY
a he Arm q the crossing Of ne ssh'
sosd and PatokA river.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

TuR BVsr SALvR IN the world 20 C9ss'
Rruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheums -
49, sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands. Cnil-
bIsins. Corns. and I'll Skin Erupuons'
ana positively cures Piles, o. 10 pay q.
ouirsd. IT'S guaranteed % Givs persecs
sssisfscsion. OF money refunded Price
8 csass PER box. For sale ~ Aees'nses
Broo., Jasper.
lsb. lsth, lss7.--iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

orwe have : circular from ns1rs
firm. which x9uid like 20 furnish an out
IT fora dairy in Jasper. The enter-
prise wcnid pay handsomely IN proper
bands. We presume the mix % -
cows could be obtained within 49,
miles Of the town, and possibly mos
win take about 5000 capital % ssast
Nbo will take hoIdf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

-v. Ichnry Egg dedicated Ms rev
eorse With : big dance 81 -, ne
rirh, last. Ho; = oi''zen. snr Moth.
xocrx folks viii dance meTr''s '
inv ike II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

rrTbe tonic and Alternative proper
g.. of AYERS Ssrssparsiis src 100 VEL
ipwp 10 require the spec'cus 80 = -
exaggerated or fictitious cesinrA..
Witnesses OF the marvellous cures ensc.
"A by shis preparation are tc-dAy h.''k
/. exerv citv sui hamlet Of the iAno-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

WV Law FsEM lessrs- - a. 49,
IA and X n. Miihnrn have for'na :
~. ....-..;p Gov the prAtice Of law .nn
80. e.rd appears in to-day's Courier
r.. 80 both energetic young men
ana We predict for them : iAiF -a&'e =
bsrsirrss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

~yThe remedy which most success
80, roch.ss maiarisi disorders. y
arsv. svre Cure. n IL : purely vrge-
f.bls ec-connd. ana contains neitnts
ou;~soe aor any Other cfnkr.. -
fever.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

-Ssx, "wednesday the kspuons,.."
go q. T"nsertion meets 10 IniiAnapo,is !,
S l County Republicans are e'''''@S
a. < roses
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

-. MINOR OF : bank robbery Z.
L.;a.hurv caused some exci'emen'
H.. s,-eess Monday. but IL sntnen1's
g Y. ~ 49,, ouse.ed matters again
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

s,.,c,r Countys OH soldiers e
~ -, 4. held ~ chrisnev on Anx-
Is 10 II. and . Chrisnss 90 !. e.-,.in
things bv halves. COCA u"e "
80 ~ Who attend
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

CRour. WnooPsn0 CoUsn ane ns3.'
chris innediaiely relieved ~ .:
Cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

Drs Thomss = 6recn' ~
Har,..vhurr. wilI.be II the Daniel House.,
Il Jsspsr. On wednesday. Thursday ana
Fr;dsv. Aug 8. 3 & 10. for the purpose @
attending "a any calls In the line q
dentistry. They have al the Aie-'
improvements and appliances. ane
susr,rtee satisfaction IN AL their wcrk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

CararRH CrEFD. health snd sweet
breath secured. ~ ShiIOh's Cssarrb
Remedy. Price 50 cents Nasal In
iecsor free. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

III. hrick mssons sre ss wosN 81
"a .,crv :. Mr.. ~ FriedmAns new
-, 800 % the Pnhlic Square.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

r,. Lccrociec Dist Fair WI < =
9 ~ ,e.r commencing Sept oh
-. ~. ending Sept. 18th
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

M :. Geirer. Of Madison 49,
.,.d n infant child in - 20
snip ,.ve-xard on Tuesday last
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

-xr Robert Morris o. hen n1.s
r;rhs-t mRsons IN me wof'o
- o US rr 80 traveller. = desd-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

- t.,acr Schumacher :. sn'p,
On .rsl cars Of lumber 70 Chiess'
- week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

u.rxs>a COUCH car ~ 20 qu'e.
cured By sLi'on q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

. GOOD and cheap root o. e.
0foe viii and l. =. Sp&sd % %
|sripe. ~ y. considering quality. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

rA.x. viIi Be : reunion o. =. -
q ln 8 Icceoote~- Ind. during ''s
cldiers = sr,h 20 a9th inclusive
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

v-xr-A residence IN JssRer y
~ Apply q CourlEn o"ss'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-03

1-n-
la SPEh OOOnA1e
AL -=---.=-'''-
-.-.s ana Chimes -.
-...rs.ent Of fruit jass' |"
= i 1n |
-.,ermelons were
Three ss..s, a Wednesday-
osgbs % Ss-R
- Keeblsr and buy your
amer goods q o'e .--
---,.r r.n over the top
- 5sv this week w"e~
~ =, = s...er o.
- RExr.-A res'oe"ss once.
rome Apply - 1
~, spavd has the Doss .s1ss -.
q The largest assortment
tn - : Reunion o. old
| hATR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

"Republican Glasses" In last Sundays
"5tRr" talks this way about the Demo
cratic County tax collectors: "ihere is
just now q rather amusing game of
Democratic cunning going on around
town, especially around the Office holders
and members Of the house ring who ex
pect o retain their hold of the public
purse string. The fact is that the Demo
c ats Of the town must reach away down
I'm their pockets and make up deficiency
Of g 800 in the accounts OF those two
energetic tax receipt dispensers, Measrs
Neary and Dickey. Only s. 500 is de.
demanded, q sum which II the methods
Of the tax collectors were conducted In
an honest, open way, would not exist
The facts are that Neary and Diokey have
during their term OF office, given thousands
OF tax receipts for money which was not
paid into the county treasury The
discovery would not have come TO light
even now had not the tax collectors be-
come alarmed a, the possibility Of the de.
feat Of their wing OF the party, which
would result in their summary ejectment
from office. In view OF this the intense
desire Of MessIs Neary and Dickey for a
settlement of this amount Is not TO be
greatly wondered at. But the Democrats
who ha prohted by this que ionAble
way OF winning an election, that is, car
ryinR 4 thousand voters at the expense Of
the county, have rebelled under the
squeezing and sever raj officers In the
Court House ring have declined point
blanR TO subscribe 10 this dishonest deti-
ciencJ fund, not because of any abound.
ing sense of morality, but more especially
TO have revenge on the other wing of the
party. 1t Is not known how much as yet
has been subscribed, but It is certainly
hopelessly small
Messrs, Dickey and NeAry, how about
th'si lie such q charge allowed TO go un-
'contrAdicted II not truei You know you
have been charged with doing this every
thing from year 10 year by Republicans,
but you have as often Indignantly denied
the charge Now, 1t comes with greater
orce and there is IS yet no denial of 1t
IL 1t really true that you have BEN loan
ing tax receipts to your Democratic
brethren, who possessed sufficient lack OF
conscience and moral stand ng to vote
upon them? If you have been doing SO,
you scarcely ought to be paid for them
and the Democrats whom you took con-
fiden tally to your boa m under pledge
of secrecy are guilty of breach OF manly
politi al honesty II they do not ply you.
ness. ollectors, make your party chums
pay you for those tax receipts OF course
the cheating Of 300 Republicans out
OF their votes Is but small matter, but
cheating the tax collectors out Of 50, 800
for tax receipts for Democrats not asEes-
lea =, vote upon is execrable Make
tlem "lork over"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

ThR DEMOCRATS are continually
crying, "Ihs arm 10 IRx," buI even
~ his IL 90, here OADnoi be any obIeo
aion 10 . tax, unless Il 10 III jdSly laid,
- taxts are 40 indispsnsAbls inolden
of RsvernmsnL Tney no Hsver olSim
shat this IL tax for the bensdt OF ths
law, bul ex ptrtence has thJ sn that In
stead Of this being 60, IL ls tax for III,
benefit Of the mSny; tax for the bene
A. OF the lndusB les Of This country, and
without which N y OOuid nos survive.
While II ia necessary TO their very OK
tB'eDcs, there 10 DOT sing o working
mAA In this oOunRy who 10 op 1reSTsi
By Il, or Sno sOalG 90 ~ veil OF - be
now IL Il II was repealed. 1 IL oiAimeJ
that Il has injured ioeeiga oommsroe,
bat this il dis proVed BY lhe iAJt thSt NJ
nation hiss AdVAR sod faster In iorsiSp
CON neFoe than ours slnos the pF1teo.
live oolicy adopted BY the Republican
In 1861 has prevailed. We are no T.
sending Ab0uI $3.50, 600. 900 annually Of
goods Manufactured IN IRts county Il
Europe, Dut II Me-. o eVhAnd's pOdoy
should prevail, the DAlSncs Of trade vii.
Be sgAinsI rs, and tnslsad OF sending
ahN amouuI Of sOodS AWSy We would
b compelled 70 impOFI mcTs ,hau dou.
BILE that Amouat annually, While on
own mAnuiSoIoEles Uould be closed,
and our SOFk1nEmen Idle. This "a
what The Mills bill means, Sad IL Wll,
Be veil Tor the WurklEkmer
Of thia country 10 take warn.
enR before u 10 too IAe IN
oar Ibs ptOisoIVe pOlioy 20 have IN,
means mos only 70 keep orr own me
ehAnios employed 81 good wASss, bu
also 10 pSy for oil 10 import, bal ,
novice in poliiloGl scOnony Would kno '
HAT Ba0h could moi DO the oSss Wit
free RSd0. Whenever our induslEls
are siItek,n doun our Exports nus
OaaSe, and This would mean malone
poverty that would DO ielI by ever
ciliEsn OF Ihese UniIsd 6Ia,ss, has NOR
aBpsoib'iy nv The . Ekipg classes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

At the Acacemy of Music last night
the Z B aok Flog" attracted cd
house. The well known and popular
.olsy was presenWd by . Thoroughly
} IL pEttnt company, The scenery 10
very realistic. especially the revolving
sc, n la u third act The leading role
pas 10 the bands Of Hal Clarendon, IN
.oror Of no mean ability. Miss Marie
Accs:a took the role Of Naomi an
fnrj 10 petty, pAinLtAking manner.
The "BlaOk Flag" will be EepeAted 10
night aud tomorrow night.
Gate soott will appear At the Opera
House THE evening ~ Mary Q lieu oil
5oovs This actress 10 well spJken q
by the pTess, and no doubt viii b.
greeted by big houses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

President NLLyELAED's !rse-!rA6,
policy and 80 ii rs OH Is popular,
not only IN E gland, ous also In OAns-
dAs IS will os seq ron ths folio siDe
taken from III N nrs,l G.z4sie:
canadian people have . dep aud
- - Pr.sItan,I.I 49,,
9AAA 10 the United States. Mr.. Oify~
lands success meaning passage OF tn
~ ''g a.. --Lo E, 4Sefsk5 u the MILL
bill meaning 4 tree trad msrhet In TIT
United StSles for our lumber, Woo
Iron ore, salt, and g. N o'Ger prcd uct,,
OAnadiana will watch with dee b In ere
The progress Of the Campaign and til,
ANAL outcome"
Not only OsnSdG, but every free
trade '5unTy ia 'ba world has III
RrsA est lnsreH In the prsssns can
patgn, as on ,he success OF she Demo
0FAdo parry depends the building mp c
thtiE Industries aud he dssuu i'ion 0
GUS. / M. Cleveland 10 re.sleo e
and a DemocTAdj 0ungrsts oh9'sn v
Gill have 50 60 nmts 70 sOmeiiiJs svel
we're than the n lis bill, IS the lesd II
q the Democratic parry have open!
declared IbAs 1t 10 only tie snterln
Ntdge a. uhs' Ntil certainly 'clloR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

From ALL sytF ne Colnuy lhE
Wcrd 10 coming IbAk DemDcr are de-
EtTuns 'hslr paTy ou AogouuS Of ",
fret-IrGde PO ICY L. aould 10 lmpol-
slble 10 nc IN btE those who Ars weary O.
Cleveland end hls shAms and insin-
BeEisy. The s%s irum oil quarters 70,
mouihs past saoW ibsg mary llfe-lon :
Dem iiTAs viii T0ts thu Rlpu III at
nckei Aitbe coming ele ltion, and the
jBd,cA tons are hat she work ,ng0en o
hhAs party cannot and will NOT eni1rs
sic Tet-lrsde poll y OF PrssidenI Olsvt.
land. The g'sa majority OF the Voler.
Ats Disputed with Mr.. Cleveland
sbam civil strvtob 70 Orm croisBsG'ionl
ard hts tTen,tEAde message, and GTr
now de'orn Led 70 cp 10 him BY ever!
means In snA,r p9Usr. rhsy 40 kuO .
mai his promises la favor Of proIeaaoi
were all suSn, md shat he IL In tAvo
81 crushing GU. The In dui Flss OF thi
oOaary and reducing she york men !
the Level OF IG1se OF G.eAI Britain
1hla is s1DeSalpg Tho wOrklDgnen Q
ihss country wilt nos stsEd, And the
Will saow heir d'sapproyGl OF II b
AAstE Voisa n meHga
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

Following is the list Of grand Jurors
empaneled for the October term OF the
U s. circuit court, which convenes DC
tober 18Th, Judges McKenna and Wales
sitting: New Castle county-John IL,
Bowe, NJ. L. Lichen. tien, Robert Had
dock, Howard L. Chandler, John p
McLear, W illiam Betts George W Bright,
james V. Christy of WilniDgtoDj Jason
Davis, New Castle; Samuel NJ. Dounell
White Clay Cresk; William NJ. stuggarl
and John F. Reybold, Red Lioni and
Robert NJ. Hueglns, Blsckbird. Kent
scounty-Jsmes Kirk, East lover; VII
liam II Pearson, v est Dover; William ]
Townsend, Milford William Collins
Little Crfek. Sussex county-Georg
Hall and d. H. Holland, Cedar Creek
john Fray, North West Fork; William
p. Viii e and John G. Aske, Gumb0ro
and Ebenezer W, Lowe, Little Creek.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

THE b. PUBLIOAHs " DsiA ware ere
DsknR a. S0lvs osnVASs, end With
che dies, n Ions ,bSFs Is In Iha ranks o.
no Democracy, have good hopes OF 500.
Osss. Fhsir candidates arc without 500
or pisnlEh, and even lha moot partisan
souTnAi cannot NY poEd sg AlDst their
rh'EGo'eEu dE lhsiI hIsssS for he q N ,sf
for ubich sh"y have been named. IL
Shis oOOn'y L. via Tbomps1n sand o.
pre-emtntn. ~ nElsd for lhs position Of
ate sSnS or, ~bile no better or NOR.
energetic man thsn Charles NJ Ourul
0an ba touRd iog Fa preventative. vii
Han StnmOus will fAithiuily exsFoIsl
lhe dRies Of shsrff, snd Gso2Re W
Jackson void cor ainiy MAKE mode
- ronAr nTah J hu gallagher II
Ourt IB9ts spuld ~ least b
agEiusI 1hs unfsirnGAb ths
'tarissA tAo proceedings 9
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

that body in the pest Theso are oil
good men, and II they aEs not elaolsd
the citssns OF thlS county will have no
one 10 blame but themselves. Those
Who are In favor Of good government
and . change for the better will, ire
spsoIlve Of party, cast thelr votes for
these genlismsn who are pledged 70 do
ell In their power 70 secure ooDshiu-
,lonAl reform.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09
Wilmington { IO'thsIRR, R.
Will MINGTON FAIR ;.
ARRANGEMENT OF special trains.

October 0, 10. II, ~ aad IS. Isss.
Special trains viii run direct 10 Fair grounds
ron ron p French street station; also from Town
Leave Townsend iiosd & %, s.Ss 10 u TO-
xari;s ~ fii i' Sao ina ia ~ Pm
- % q. M, Liz. AGO, 2.to. an %, S.iO s5b
Leave French street go, n.o a. m. LOO
Leave Madison strsstSOa r.ss. a. M. I.Ol
Leave sixth avenue sOS Ills .. NJ. I.Ol
Arrive Pair grounds GaA n.n a. m IN
Leave Third street bridge 200 80, 10 IS,
i'g a. m, Is.a2 LA Ala LIS, as LSG g.
Arrive Fair grounds . os, ~, lO.ts, Ills =.
RATuRNINa.
Leave Pair grounds O.e, S.A 1913, Il, -
m, n.@, La, a.zas s.os. s.ba, go, $50. a.il
Arrive Townsend Road sis. 1o.oe. 10 81
y A. M, l2.Sa, La 2s.S.I4 4.ia. 4bS, "a,
Leave Far ErOunds as, n.B =. M, 10
Arrive Sixth avenue "a a. n, Ial1 I.S,
Arrive MAdi,on street Il. ia. i.Sp.m.
Arrive French street ". ia 1.SIp m,
Leave Fair grounds g. 20, S.SS iO.11 II. os =
A. E'oO' Lie. 400 2.to. S.W, 40, BIO, So
Arrive Third street bridge SIS, s.4A 10. 30,
;iea me- l2es i.is, 2.Os Les, s.Sa 8.2s,S.lS
Single fare s. cents. round-Irip 10 cents.
., liekea on sale at French street station,
hoad ticket once Third street bridge and BY
|eondnctors on trAtns.
,,a pas; e win 6e landed At new station
BOwNEss BRIGGS,
N 49,. General Passenger Agent.
a. a. e. hecAusLAND, Sup IintendenL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct, s-Mr.
Blaine arrived here to night and was
given an enthusiastic welcome. He re-
viewed big torchlighl procession, and
made a speech devoted entirely to the
tariff issue, replying to the arguments
OF Postmasier-General Dickinson, whom
he sharply asssiled for hi. lack OF infor.
nation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09
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IT SEEMS strange thai the DsmocrA-
no journal which pTosHsos not only
70 be "lhs greatest newspaper bal veen
the bays" bat also 70 bs aoluAIod BY q
spirit OF fairness, has NOT had some
thing 70 soy about ths DsmoorAilc oAn-
dIdAiss for asseSsozL Last winter,
when the outrAgss we're being Iespe
rated 81 the City Hall IA pFofessed 10
condemn them, bat now In asking the
people 10 Support the whole Democratic
ticket 10 certainly endorsing these out
RACES By I'd vooAIlnE the rs-elsShOn Of
the very msa who psFpeEAlod them
One point this same Iarnai urged
against the FeaomlnAticn, Of Mr.. Hlok-
man ~ Lsvy 09urI 0OmulsuioneF, was
the fact thai he was . party 70 these
irauds and ouIrages on the people, but
IL has mol hAd . alngls word 10 say
against the men vho actually perpsIFA-
tsd them, ard Who are nov candidates
tor reelection. Any paper thai hAs
Apy respect for The rlahs OF our olh-
Gems will Oppose tins ele tlon OF these
men BY every means 81 iiS command.
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