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Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

The strawberry and Ice cream festi.
val at the Lever BraDdywine Psesby.
terian Church, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings was largely at
tended and proved @ great success In
every respect. Among those present
were several residents OF our city. The
old as we'll as this Young folks enjoyed
themselves very highly, and tho cream,
berries and cake were pronounced to BIS
first clsss. The ladies' Of the Lower
Brandywine know how TO please visi.
tore, md they never succeeded better
than on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
PRICE ON 1'sr..r et esssIiS.' " T..


PHILADELPHIA, June 10 An elderly
addressed man, who gave the name ol
n.msu ~ Stein and his residence Jersey
p,r r, went 10 the Pennsylvania Hospital
,;a,dsy With pistol shot wound In the
Esst temple. He said he had been un-
AZ treatment for nervous prostration
NJ NJ bad attempted suicide in Indelend
n, SQUIRE. The physicians have little
ios Of hl recovery.
H. Allah Line steamship Hibernian
.,ISsd Yesterday from Glasgow by way
@H.Iisx with 494 psssengers. She was
Il AM making the passage, dense fogs
n ~ Ranks OF Newfoundland delaying
tW at least u hours
lanes u. Ellington, well known
ns,rh,,t and manufacturer, died on
Esjpedly, sgcd "a years. He served
ro terms as member Of Common
E6untl .----
DepuIs Mcguire, aged so years, was
,rn over and Killed yesterday on the
Delaware ext, nsion Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
la Fisher Corles died suddenly on
"Wednesday afternoon at garden party
n Germantown
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
n NEW G|NGHAMS,

We open to-day
another lot of fine
ginghams at 123
cents.
These goods have
been very scarce the
past few weeks and
it has only been by
the greatest exer-
tians teen abbfdt tbbfft We T8o keep keep
up our stock the de-
mand being SO great.
35 new styles to-
day.
1000 pairs of clus-
ter stripe,f fancy hose
for ladies, full regu-
lar made, French
toe and full length
at 123a cents per
pair; regular 25
cents stocking. You
are not likely to
again see such value
this season.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
PRICE ONE GENT.


The members OF Gen. T A. smythe
Post, No. l, Department OF Delaware,
@. A. R., desire to return thoir thanks
TO the following named Arms and gem
tlemsn, sad oil others whose names we
do not have, for their iiberaity In ccrs
tributtng to our Post funds for Msm-
mnrisl purposes: The Arlington mills
employees, I. 7. QulsleY, James FL.
Be2gs, J. p. Allmond, Charles Mullen,
Charles Barred & Co., 8 s Southland g
Son, Rigg 8 Giles, John A. Patterson,
4 Anderson, VIM. T. Green, VIM. D.
Sparks, H. @, Conrad, Giles 81 LAMB
son, Job. Fl. jackson, J. H Edwards.
Harry Feltlmer. T. Anderson, The
Pusey, Scott g Co., j. PAsk Postles,
Charles b. Lore, Charles Fritz, b.
Lundy Kent, Auton Hauber, Washing
ton Hastings, NJ. Grady, Hilles &
joiner, Jonu McHugh, l Lewis Row,
VIM. Legg, John J.. Jones, walter
EiWards, John Fsrnan, Charles Heinel.
B. Blouth, Wm. T. Green, Charles Hur.
lot. By order of the Post, Samuel
Lewis, Commander. Attest, 8. Soleman,
Adjutant Of Post.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

DR.. W. H. Buckingham, surgeon
dentist, reeidtnos and office 500 North
rwenty.sixth street. Philadelphia, grad.
uate OF Penu College Of Dental Surgery,
VIII open an oflioe at No, COS Market
street, Wilmington, Delaware, Wedneg-
day aud Saturday Of each week, COM
menciuR on the 18th CT June. Teeth on
ell kinds Of vulcsnite rubbers, IS and
SS; Gold 1llinRs, $2 to IS. Silver, 60o.
to 81 Bone, c0o. to 81. Extracting, 25
centsi with gas, 80 cents. Old teeth
Iemodeled aud plates mended. Testh
put on old plates. All work warrant.
cd.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Another meeting of the stockholders
OF the Diamocd Stats Loan Association
was held yesterday, 81 which 1t was ce
cided to close up the affairs of the 1880
citation, and ask chancellor saulebury
for an order permitting a distribution OF
Its sssets, 1t has been asoertsined that
tha value OF the secarlties sud moneys
held, instead OF being $4,000 as re
turned by George G. Maris when he
suditsd the books. will not realize ovar
SS5, GOO, n shrinkage OF nearly 60 per
cent.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

The te,ond annusi commencement
exeroises of the Newark Academy will
take place on Thursday, June 21st.
Laura NJ. O,osson, Nellie NJ. Garrett,
Nathalie 10. Turner, Clayton 7. Cam,
Joseph II. Hossluger, Arthur M.
Mackey and Hamilton Wade.
The commencement exercises OF the
Rugby Academy takes place this even
ing In the Opera House.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
General sheridan stln improving,

WASHINGTON, June 14.-General
eheridan'o improvement continues.
The doctors a7nouRold In the morning
bulletin that he had passed very quiet
and comfortable night, with o good
pulse and mors regular raapirstlon. No
un favorable symptoms had appeared,
and the bulletin iseued ut 8 80 to nieht
reported tha. there had been no change
during the day.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
Going to church.

Next Sunday morniag Harmony
Council, United Friends OF America,
will attend divine service at Wesley
NJ. u. chapel. jackson aud Elm street
when sermon will be prsached by the
Rev. w. G. Koans. The members Of
the order ara invited to accompany
them.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

oorinthiau Lodge, No. 1, Shield CT
Honor, will visit Corinthiau Lodge, Of
Camden, N. j., on Saturday evening,
leaving the p, W. s. b. depot on the
80 p. m. train. Ths members ef
Delaware and wsnonah Lodges are In
vited to jain them. The trip Is expect.
cd to bs pleasant as well as profitable.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

When baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria
When she had children she gave them ca
torla,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Rodt beer, 200. bottle, Scotch Oats
Essence, $780,; botanic bittsrs, 40o.; hop
bittars, 600 |; Railways relief, $40.
~ rrusses for worknen 75c. each, fit
guaranteed or money refunded. Dan
forth, druggist, 2nd and Market.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Nj. and Mrs. Eber Young. Of West
Bradford township, Chester county, Pa.
|s yi,itIng their aunt. Mrs. Hannah
i. s!ugley, OF No. bl2 Il. Fourth
ztest, ibis city. They will return
Ecme to day. During their visit they
SHe ,hoyn the various points OF In.
kNst in ibe city. By special permit
M we're escorted through the works
I hs Harlan & HolliDgsworth Com
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
The Improved Konitor OIL atoye for
1888,

The superiority of the Monitor In the
important features CT safety, simplicity,
con7enieuoe, durability aud heat pro.
duotion, is attested By It's uninterrupted
success throughout the past 10 yeara.
1t has achieved q popularity bsyond a,l
others. More than three hundred
thousand are now IN use. For sale by
The Pickels Stove aud Heater o., No.
800 Shipley street. so!a agents.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Powell, in the Third street market,
will have few shad tomorrow, which
will be about the last OF the season. He
will also have fpe lot of porgies, SEQ
bass, hhlibut and fresh cod fish,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
sought RelIer In Death.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-When tb,
State House bell was on the stroke O
noon yesterday short, stout man sbo
himself in Independence Square. The
only witness to the shooting was q
echoolboy who was passing. and who
saw the man, after Using the pistol, put !
handkerchief to his mouth and rush
down Sixth street
A lew minutes afterward the same
man walked into the Pennsylvania Hos.
pital. The lower part of his face was
wrapped up In blood soaked han dker-
cniei. He said he was Herman Stein, of
20. 10 Jefferson avenue. Jersey City. Or
1teen had the man taken to the surgical
ward where he maze close examins ton
OF the mans face. When the handker-
CHIEF was removed ghastly wound was
discovered from which the blood poured
Inc lower part of his mouth was black
ened with powder. The doctor found
That the bill had passed down on the
ilght slde OF the mouth to the palate and
iooged In his skull at the base of the
brain To the questions of the physician
the wounded man said that he shot him
sell IN tie Washi gton Hotel early In the
morning. - '-0
When the doctor told him that he was
likeiy to die from the wound he told a
ainer' Mt story. He said that the name
ne gave when he entered the hospital was
correct he took from his pocket %.
empty.
81 have been in this city since 12
O'Clock Wednesday night" i'd he, al
have been great sufferer from diseage
Tor rome time and at times have been in
such state that didn't care whether I
was alive or not. At the advice of INV
physician left my home In jersey Citv
asst week to go to Atlantic City, think
Ing that might be benefited / re-
mained at hotel there about four days.
but without any relief. Wednesday
night ! became suddenly i'll and took
train for this city. arrived here late In
the evening and registered at tie Wash
Ing;on Hotel. / got up about 4 o'clock
and wandered about the city. About |
Two days ago took two ounces of laud- |
mum with the intention of ensing nv
life, and thought that l would do the
'ame thing again, but as had q pistol
n my possession thought l could Kill
nyaelf more easily.
When came to Independence Squ are
o.day shot myself. Seeing that the
'all did not take effect I came here"
This was all Stein would say and he
vent into stupor. When he was
earched 1t was found that he had in his
'ockets t5S and an elegant and costly
old watch q, d chain. A let er written
a German was addressed to his wife In
ersey City. 1t recited the troubles he
as passed through and said that he was
esolved not to endure pain any longer.
detective Miller visited the hospital
1here the case was made and took The
stter TO Chief Wood, who has it. He
o,itied the family of Stein last evening,
ut up to late hour received no answer
rom them.
DIR Green says he does not think Stein
an live. The register at the Washing
On Hotel bears the name of "Stein, Jer-
sy City," The elerK said that Stein
ame to the hotel late in the night. &c
ad no baggage and paid bis bill and
ent out early yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Ii you wish your watch put In frat.
CLASS order before going on a vacstl7n
70 seAshore or mountains call on Eri l..
Barton, jeweler, az East Seventh at.
Clocks 10 be repaired called for and do.
llvered In any part of the city without
extra charge. =
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

The regular nesting of the Retail
Grocers' Association was held last even.
ing, but nothing except routine bnsi.
ness wGs transacted. Tho question,
"Eicur as an article OF trade, and how
to handle 1t with profit" was discussed
by the members.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

at our 81 shoes for boys and girls will
show you what we are doing in the way of
good footwear for all, at lowest prices
Try us and save little money on your
shoe bills. Forman's No. 10 e. 4th, be-
tween Market and King.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

have few frst-class buggies left
which will eel cheap. Any one in
want OF good buggy can do no bstier
than call and examine and buy. john
Walther, over Market street bridge.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

For email storekeepers. Mrs. M. R.
Wyatt Ia closing out her stock at a
sacrifice. 1t Will pay you to call and
get some OF the bargains she Ia Offering
at No. 1l3 Wess Second street,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
The Bachelor ID Excursion,

The Firet Regiment Band has been
engaged for the Bsohelor'g moonlight
excursion, which takes place on Tues
day evening, 26ih inst on thu new
Steamer City of Chester. All who at,
tend are assured Of o pleasant time.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

All the new trimmings. flowers, tips
rlpoons, ornaments, gAuzes and all ap
pertaining to fine millinery at Mrs
Jaoobe', go King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
FOR sale.

AT . bargain, 8 room house, With con
venienees. Only $3.50 required down
Apply to w. Scott Vernon, this offics.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Tomorrow promises to be fair to
partly cloudy, with slight thermal
changes. Sunday rather cooler, partly
cloudy to fair.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

You get snaoial bargains in our fresh
roasted ooh3ea. Java and Mocha o
specially. CrlppsD, e. Fad at.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Spring wheat, superlstive, only SO. rs
per barrel, 80 cents per bag. Try 1t.
Lynch q Leary, Madison street grocsrs,
n, ". corner Fourth street..
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

For the trade at webb's, 9l9 shipley
street. Small pictures enlarged for
crayon work. Views of landscapes en-.
larged TO any size, and all work at
Philadelphia prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Children's white dresses made to or.
der; lace caps at q bargain; also q com.
p!ets line OF notions. Hukill b Poiet,
g. Il, cor. Baoond and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
A splendid Tour by eeDnsyIranls Rail.
road,


Among the great natural wondera OF
america the Caverna OF Lurny and the
Natural Bridge of Virginia stand In the
bffS" NJ hEsTaes .ibn4p1y tie isuse ItIter
eating battle-ground in tho world, the
historic City Of RiohmoId, and the
handsoma capital Of the Union, ara
amens the attractive cities of tha land
The Pennsy lvania tour of June 20 en-
braces oil tbels points In Its itinefsrr.
and guArautEej TO the tourist ample
time TO see all their beauties in the
most comfortable manner, under the
guidance of an experienced touriet
agent. 1t Ia rare opportunity for ten
days of most instructive sight seeing.
Such trip through the beautiful sec
tiou IL trAverse5 would be delightful
experience even If tbs other features
were Withdrawn.
Tha climate OF The mountains OF Vlr-
ginia is very fne at this seaeon.
II 'uud trip tickets, including, besides
the rail way fare, meals en- route, board
and lodging 81 tie hotels, carriage hire,
transfer charges, nnd every necsssary
travelling expense, will bs sold from
New York at $50 for Rdults and S42 for
children, and iIom Philadelphia at S48
for adults aud Sal for children. The
tour will be conducted by the Com pany's
tourist agent. assisted by the chaperon.
The party will reach home on the re-
tura trip on June 80.
For itineraries and full Information
osll at ticket ffioes, or address s. W.
u. Draper, tourist agent, $40 Broad
way, New York.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
Exoursion,Ets,

remember that Chapmsn's Cigar Houat
Is always open al 8 g. m. Seventh and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

10S West Seventh street. just tho
place for cool and refreshing
Sherry Oohbler,
CatawbA .-=s=
Claret Puuob, .=.
Whisky
Rum 81
Pure liqZors.
and the bsst oigarB In the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

II you want n good picture, true to
nature, Of your lovely phiz, go to j.
Paul Browns studio, no. 6l7 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

All girls between the aees of II aud
16 years, who wish to join In this jubi-
lee, will report at the Opera House to.
morrow (Ssturday) morning q; 10 80
aharp, We want about 100 for marches,
sing ng and tableauE.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Those who wish to 60 on the Della
ware sangerbund on the 18th inst.
must take train at Water and French
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

|.wdef q
|oSfywhels|
|str' tbst !
|efsa!cSt'I
|te2' |
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Good clean lot bArbern' sponges for
sale cheap by Taylor 81 FGllert3n, 800
King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

A clam lunch will be served at tn
Western Hotel Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Fine Turkey bathing sponaes at low
prices. Taylor s. Fullerton, S02 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Forilfy yourself for the diseases peculiar
to warm weather by taking Ayers sarsap
rilla.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

12 cabinet photos at Cummipgs' gsl-
cry for %. SOB Marx 1t sEFa9t.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Nso hI
! ct FO1
Lett!ns \
I,estirgl,
|s1er' y
|ss iD cha
L0h anno'
/ yOmen,
" thl'''
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

When all 80 called remsdias fllI, Dl
shgs's Calarrh Remedy cures,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

orssuettss and music of all kinds
e03 shipley ktreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

at the REPUBLICAN oflios to-day, In
the snSd..
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock 10 O'Clock
79o 800 92o
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
A LOOK

Beat bread and cakes In the city at
WRlton's, Seventh and Tatnhll.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
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Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-30
1T LOOKS BETTER.

The party canvass in Dakota means
only the contest for the vOteless dele
gate in congress. 1t does not look like
much to fight for, but it is all there is in
sight at present. 1t seems to align par
ties with the forces in the states, and
the candidate for delegate, if not
elected, is recognized as the highest eX-
ponent of the party views. His voice is
heard above most others in the diSpen-
sation of patronage, if his party is in
power. The outlook for harmony and
united action among the Democrats in
support of their cand date for delegate
grows brighter as the date of the con-
vention draws near. Out of the forty or
more Democratic papers i'll the territory
but two have been observed that indi-
cate an implacable feeling. The James
town Capital, edited by the veteran Col.
WARNoCK. intimates! very clearly that
it will support the Republican candidate
in preference to any man likely to be
nominated by the Democrats. Here and
there, perhaps, may be found an Office
holder who would like to have the outs
cnt Off from the party and its control
made easy for the official class. But
good sense and straight politics are the
rule. Conventions are being held in
nearly all the counties to appoint dele
gates to Jamestown. Many of these are
largely attended, and as in Kidder,
bands furnish music. and strong clubs
are formed. A Republican paper in
Foster indicates the situation in this
sit is surprising to find the large num-
Der of Democrats in hiding in this
county. Two years ago Democrat
was almost freak in this neck % the
woods, but they are becoming more
numerous than mosquitoes in the jun
giles of Foster county,"
1t is probable that the farmers
alliance may decide to take grounds
against a candidate who stands upor
the high tariff and monopoly platform
erected at Chicago, and the Prohibition
party has decided to take the field. Il
discretion aud good practical polite:
are in control at Jamestown, and an eff
ficient campaigner is nominated, the
result will not be so onesided as here
tofore, or as the Republican enthusiast:
anticipate. There is strong nationa
ticket and a platform full of meat fo
the agricultural and producing classes
Every man who wants to be counted OF
the anti-monopoly side should fall int,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-30
FIGURES OF INTEREST.

The weather record and crop report
sent out by Commissioner MCCLURE for
the past month contains points of inter-
est. He states that he will compile them
each month during the growing season
and send to the press. His correspond
entS in the various counties are actual
farmers, and the statement of the con-
dltion of the crops should be reliable.
In the one recently issued seventy-siX
counties are represented, and the aver
age condition of wheat is given as 81,
taking as basis not the yield of former
years, but the highest possible condi-
tion-that is, the biggest crop the
lands are supposed to be capable of.
The rains and favorable weather
in June will no doubt raise
the average pretty well up to the per-
feet 100. Flax is also put at 81; and oats.
rye, barley and root crops are but little
behind. Corn is down to 62, owing to
the cold, backward season, but will
grow up into the large figures, except,
perhaps in a few counties where the
cutworms are doing mischief.
The average temperature for the
month was 7.0S degrees below the
normal point of the past fifteen years,
showing cold month. The difference
III temperature between the north and
south lines of the territory is nearly 6
degrees. The rainfall was about two
thirds of the average of the past fifteen
years, but will be made up in the June
report.
The filings by settlers since Jan. up
to June l cover about 75O, 900 acres.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-30
Red Wing.

Prof and Mrs. 0. Whitman are home
from three weeks visit at Cincinnati,
where the professor has been attending
the meeting of the Supreme Lodge,
Knights of Pythias.
Mesdames w. c. Williston and J. II.
Rich are home from Duluth, where they
accompanied Hon. w. c. Williston to
the Knights Templar conclave.
Mrs. Col. Colvill, accompanied by Miss
Kate Tanner, of Cannon Falls, has gone
to California in the hopes of lettering
her health.
Mrs. C. E. Harrison and Mrs. S. E.
Mobiles are home from visit at Cannon
Falls with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Arntson.
Mrs. Rev. B. B. Haugan, has returned
home to Fergus Falls. Miss Ida Forsell
accompanied her going OH visit.
Mrs. Davis and daughter, of Sacra-
mento, Cal, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Pierce, on Fifth street.
Mrs. G. A. Carlson and son Theodore
left Tuesday evening on three months
visit in Sweden.
Mrs. ii. j. Bennewitz, of Argyle, is
in the city on visit with her mother,
Mrs. Bayrell.
Miss Mary Thayer, of Albert Lea, is
the guest of Mrs. Mayor Hawkins, on
Potter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Arntson, of Cannon
Falls, visited their many friends here
this week.
Mrs. Drake, of Omaha, is the guest of
Hon. and Mrs. Williston, on Third
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hastings have
gone to Minneapolis on an extended
visit.
Mrs. Christie Phillips and family have
returned to their home at Fergus Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. FL. Mclaughlin have
returned to their home at Lakota, Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huntington, of
Northfield, spent Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. n. ii. Stems entertained num-
Der of friends at tea Friday evening.
Miss Mamie Willard is home from a
several weeks stay at Zumbrota.
Miss Helen Sutherland has returned,
after visit at Albert Lea.