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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

Try Row e china depot for silver plated
ware
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

Bevelcd plate mirrors; new stock. Oak
and brCIze francs. l Lewis Row, 4l3
King street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

an 20 sI,su'- 80 store
and zee rvAl steam engine running en-
the elevated r0At.
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az ASrED-A SITUATION as STA.
" flQNARY engineer OF firsman. an
experienced hand. Apply 10 THOMAS
ELtAN, No. lll2 West Second street. d2O-Se
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q resent wi b every purch'ss At BAh.
cooks, 2O6 Market street above S'c1t d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

Choice, elegant, bright, useful,
acceptable. Slippers for men,
women and Children; Slippers
of Fine Goat, Embroidered and
Plush of various grades. Our
very large assortment gives a
a wide choice and opportunity
to exchange if you gcess the
wrong size.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

N thing Is nicer or more useful thAn .
oitok. Davis has = st,rs full OF int m
~ No. 8 + vt se20u6 street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

Have Goa seen
tho elevated rsi ToIl =: Auea'5 3,
Etory2
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

Yoa cau get mix ures yau can a. At
No. Wsat second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

Pinsh carS sad iniants veAF Asps
eialty. j e. scoy, az Kirg street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

MUM IL from 25,. up to 80 90. J,E
JoOy, PIP KiGR street.
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sme IL will re- eive ton Of tuskSyI
on Friday, which be viii cell regardless
Of Cost, - Gas. r., street.
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candies


For fuo m xtur,s ~ TO HO lis, No.
VS.. Second o. NJ 5l2 King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

/ osT-oN TUESDAY EVENING, A
~ small blAok-and-tan dog; red leather
collar fasteued with brass lock; answers u
the name of dot ~ Buitable n ward IN re-
turned 10 al 4. It'll VI, ia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

PsrsoEs wanting lurk'ys o. the loves
Market pTic3s Ionld do well 10 call tE
ST. ei,2. 10 Z at F9pr street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

Lsdlea' high button aroties cheap. 2O4
Market street.
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'AIL THE WINTER OEBRCOATS
ALL THE WINTER OVERCOATS
On the Move, but Must Go Quicker
On the MOV8, but Must Go Quicker

Keep It well before you In buying from u.s. you are
Of quality. No matter how low the price, the quail
ty is better than you expect.
We have the best of reasons for making most aston
ishngly low prces-closiug our eyes TO all profit.
To-day the knife goes into lot of very choice Ker-
seys and Meltons-Mens and Young Mems. All sizes
and colors
ll9 lines to select from.
lis lines to select from.
1l9 lines to select from.
1l8 lines to select from.
Silk and Satin Lined e1noo
Silk and Satin Lined pNd' UHo
Silk and Satin Lined A'0UUoUA0n
SIS, 81, SO and $40 saved on each Lot.
S., 81, So and $40 saved on each Lot.
The Schnabel Elysian Overcoat-
very soft and beautiful in finish-We
know no better material.
You get the best at $500.
Nearly 200 Boys and Young Mems
Kerseys, from $1,000 down to $1,000
and $1,000.
We mean to unload all our OvercOsts and there will
be hating place in prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

All kinds OF rubber goods fos big folks
and little folks At the Boston Hhot
Bouse. 304 Marker street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

Il 10 time nov o emu N your orc &
Tor fruit cake, pound cake. SO, to G.
Rs5', No Z Ekst Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-20

Or the dean Of FathaF Taylor, Of As.
bury N. n. Church, Wilmington, bal.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Tne nm,th-nonioz FIcht.

NEw NoRE, July % In regard to
the proposed International prizs hght
between Jsm Smith, the champion or
Huglsaf, sad Il he Conley, the Ithaca
Giant aud champion OF the Northwest,
= cabl5 dispatch WAS received ~ the
Polic5 GSzettB ofiics to-day saying J N
Smith called ct the Sporting Lie Cill e
to-day. he Fefasss to go 10 Am sJioA 10
hight Cunsay, but will make a match To
beht in BrolSud, France or spAiu, Ter
95O0 o. ElO.0 sni allow OoDiey Gi01
for expenses. p chsEd x. Fox Has
present snt said II Conley Wonld spree
to cross tbs Atlantic and NEE Smith iu
Spain or Francs he would back Oonlsy
10 Bght Smith according to LcndOn
prize ring rules, In four or Elk mouths
from signing articles, for So, Geo n sids.
After the cable Was received dis
patch was Gent to j. d. Hayes, at Ash
land, Wis, stating the circumstances
and askirg II Conley will Rto!pt III.
pfOpOBal,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
TNlRD EDITlQM.
Lnnnl nae nan.

The seaiords are playing good ball
Day made three hits in the olover-Niil
ford game.
Camden will play their second game
with the Chester club to-day.
Gormerly played q great game at
second base for the Wilmingtons at
HSsaford
The Chester team will play the Smyrna
tomorrow at Smyrna. McCaherty anu
Campbell will play with Smyrna,
The Wilmington team visited seaford
YESTERDAY afternoon and were defeated by
She eeaiord club in the presence of 400
people The Wilmir gton players were in
4 badly crippled condition AID were de-
Gnated by SEQ Of Is TO 9.
The Camden nine defeated the strong
Ches er team at Camden, ard was wit
messed by 500 people. At the ending OF
the 9th inning the eeore stood = TO =
and the Camden won By score OF 70
Out number of lat les witnessed the
Clover-MiliOrd game yesterday Among
Ahose present were Miss Enily Beck, Miss
Annie HON, the Misses Baya1d, Miss
Celia Miller, Miss Mamie Lounar, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Lounar, Miss Annie
Vale, NJ SIS Fanny Curry and Miss Emma
Kenny.
Tho Glover base ball club and Milford
team played game of ball yesterday
afternoon, which resulted in victory for
the Glover club by a score OF IL to 3. At
6rst the game was exciting and every one
expected good game. The Milford club
got ratified and the Clover Club won an
easy victory.
The Amateur Leagus record up to date
Il Enllrr.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Han E.ve Inrhss psep.

BICHroRD. VI, Joly 26 On Tues
day bali fell TO q depth OF fva inches in
portions Of South R,ohford, East Beik.
shire and Montgomery. In some places
drifts one foot deep we're firmly frcz.D
together, and yettar1ay morning hail
still Lag to ,he depth Of i've inches on
tho bighssy biijRe a. sJutA RtohfoEJ,
The sT3E ING cleps Nsre Destroyed in
ssvsSB) glaoee,
LIE -uINEs lows, JAY 26 Great
damage was done 10 Tam and GruIdg
CounIles by hall and wind storm last
Sunday night. All tie crops were do.
HtTOyed In q strip fsom two 10 four
miles vide and eighteen in length,
Many fam buildings were lsvelltd, a
school house was demolished and many
cattle were killed. A house near Rough
WOods, in Grundy County, WAS de,
atroyed by lightning, And two children
peElshed 10 IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
R0noOnRl.

Harry J. OEippen IL likely tn suoo.s.,
Port ''i Vi
9. r. Belts Of the Adams E.n,.,.
no~Pany has returned rom a trip 10
Miss sAllie B. Newiiu Ard M.,,.,
Enston, Md. ~
Stephen PIckels, Charles Alssp,s,r
Charles Ten Weegea and Emil Buoher
are enoamped near Rockland.
Howard Pyle OF this city ha, eor-
tributad poem 10 the next numhsr ~
HATper's, entitled Hail 10 the King I"
Mrs. Charles Andrews and Nil.
Annle Hutohinaon, Of New York svs
Visiting relatives In our city.
Clement b. smyth, wife and dAuubtar
arrived In Paris on Tuesday, and viii
pass Few days 10 that city.
Miss Amelia Rlsin, of No. ga2 vyo..
Sixth street, will visit Boston next a.
urdAy, aud will pass her vaos,ion IN
that city. l."
Mrs, Henry Fullerton, with ber
Daughter, hiss Reba, started on Tues
uAy y on . vi.lt 70 her parents, who rsSld Q
- @NheAAet O4nAuds
Mr.. william Andrewp, OF this olty
eontsmplates taking . trIp thFonsb
Maryland In few weeks, His frisnds
Wish him pleasant time.
GtorgO H. Hollis has besn eIaotsd
president OF the hollis 81 Hsarn Mann.
faoluTing Company, aud j, A, Helrn
secretary and treasurer.
John Hudson, q Sub" in this oe,oa
accompanied by two fair PhilAdelpbis
ladles, is enjoying himself at Rehoboth
tc-day: he is thinking of startiDR a
paper there. =
s. N. Trump, Frederick L, Buok-
mesters-J. A. Lighthipe, U. Frsderioka
and o. Reginald Trump lett for 4 aun-
ming and fishing trip TO Accomno
county, Va, yesterday.
A. L. Ainsoow left for Atlantic Oitv
to-dsy. II ig reported that be will pick
out suitable place 70 start res-
tAuranL He expects to arrive home
this evening, tired out with his days
eKertlon.
! Mr.. and MRS. William II, SWift And
their two daughters are passing q fow
days o. Alannosn, Colorado, where tbsv
will be visitsd By Seymour n, son Of
George w. Stone, Esq, who owns a
large ranohe In San Luis Valley,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Two WIDOWS OlA,m nm Eltats.

PTT1sBURG, July 25.-A sensational
will contest WAS began to.dsy in the
OfphABn' Court. George p. Beilstein,
sergeant Of the Duquesne Gregg, au
ancient military organisation, recently
died, bfqussthlng an estate valued at
over $50 600 to his wife aud other mem
bsrs OF lis family, Now smother wife
comes forward In the person CT Trtsss,
daughter Of jacob R,leitz, OF Allegheny
City, Who claimed to have been mar
Tisd TO Bellstein 20 years ago. she was
then Is year: OF ago ana he 10. The
union resulted in . boy baby which
lived but two weeks. Shortly after
wards they separated and year and .
half Ia er, IL is alleged, the young hue
band came TO the Betlstein fesidenca
and stole the marriage certificate, 3
copy Of wbiOh csnnot now be found In
th0 records Of the alderman who per-
formed tho ceremony and who is dead.
Mrs. Barbara KlsilE, the mother OF the
deferdLDt testified that she had seen
the marriage certificate ard that the
yoaBR compile hsd lived with her two
mCn .hs after their marriage.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
stanton Items

The painters are IOs engaial
ing the finishing tO1clts = 4 !.
hotel erected By JBoo5 ,, w
the grand opening will uN
ThuTsday, the 81 Of AaglA
fine bLildiDg, and iis OVEN
great credit for tie sltslPIia Z,
He is q Eood Landlord, ~
business from the travelling vi
The Republicans bAusiar1ssi,,Il 4,
Harrison and M0rioa olle' y, ~,
In the new hall every tIlol ~,
The young men are bsin5 'ls.i \.
perssvsre 10 the cause b;
Democrats oOmlns in 'li = w 4,
determination to s.btd y
which stsnds bg The ih'sa
country. Thers si9 100 Ess!I
in that feol0n TO laat inta
apv party that uoholdl ii's v,
Reuben satttrlhEala u. ~
two osrloaas u sltsp li9.
pote 9a q 10 tie ihinas q 1, "
hundreds. He io2ks ", " ~ n
dsIeSt tho free wool bllI .
that sheep msy s'iI. ,..,,',' u ~ 3
from its tfIsCts they l''u -
Democrats, .,-Itl
jacob D Hystf ,ae VI
visited cur oi,y to.t,y ~, ".
with o pnmhs' NJ ~, 49,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Two Innuaatn

Yesterday Coroner Barnhill sum-
monsd jury and held two inQussls.
Toe flTst held vas over the body Of
little Willie Sullivan, who was struck
by q south bound train on the P, W 8
b b Il last Monday morning, from
the effects OF whish be died ysAtsrday
morning. After hearing the statement
Of the dec~ascd'a brother, aud thu testl.
mony Of Engineer Fox ard Henry @
Piummer, aremAa Of the train, the Jury
rendered the following verdict:
Resolved, That William Sullivan
came to his death by being accidentally
strnok By tzAin No II, on the p, W. 3
b. Railroad, on Monday, July 23, and
thas the employts Of the train arc e1.
oneTAted from All blnma.
The next Q lBe wac that over the bOly
Of james Il. WriRhtipRtSn, who was
accidentally sQueessd 70 death whila
endeAvoring to couDls cars near Fourth
street crossing on TueBiBy last, full
account Of which has hetn published.
Afttr htarlpg the evidence OF John
Wioklien, George W. 0dilen and
Jsmes DunhSm, the following verdict
VAS rendered:
Resolved, That James Il. WrIahtinV-
ton came 10 hih death By being acci,
dentally sQueeEsd betwesn two freight
Gers In the p. W. Il b. BsIlFoAi yard
at IL 20 q. m. on july 2k.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Four 1.s,s. tn one Fam,,v

READING, July 25.-Ths family OF
Samuel BiDGamSD, Of this city, ars
deeply afi ,otsd About two weeks $40
the father WAS stricken with typhoid
mAlaTlA and his death oscurFed a week
ago. At ths tlrns OF tAs luuerGl two
other membarl OF the fsails vsIo do an
with the EAms dissaso. YssterdAT
Hsnnah, 10 sAr Cd daughtor, d.ed,
aud this morning the mother, Mrs.
BiDgaman, followed her huEtaad to the
grave. Hsr GtR'h vss followed few
moments later By that OF Earl, u 8
months cid ohild OF Hannah, Masking
four deaths Witbiu tbs weak. Taree
streRmers Of Grape were bnng from the
front door Of the honae to dEy in mute
testimony Of the sSdly BIElcssu family,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
THE ORIGINAL
DRY GOODS
"B EE HIVE"
or Wilmington,
At 3O6 Market ct.
GRRAT CLEARANCE SALE

GRRAT CLEARANCE SALE
OF any and everything per-
tanning to Spring or Summe,
Goods to 90 now, regardless
OF cost or value.
Some broken lines of Dress
Goods from 7sc down to 80
soc goods down to Is. 2sc
ones down to Is
Remnants oil Dress GoodS
and Silks at about half. Our
entire stock Of Silks have
had a big mark GoaVn.
SatetnS, Dress GineGams,
BakiSkS, CHaIHeS, SeerSnek-
ers, LaaOHS, etc, etc, go in
the big mark down list.
/ lot OF Colored Parasols
from s. down to S1.5O
$3.50 goods now 7so, etc etc.
Lace Ca6s, Fans, Laces
and Em6rOiasrfes down to
Half and ZsO0-AirGS former
pricee, and broken lines oil
goods all over the store
marked at such prices you
car not help buying.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Naaetipr 81 mo nlrootorn.

Tho directors OF the Hszsl Dell Fair
Association met this morning at
o'clock. 10 the offcs OF Mr.. y. Is C1l-
I'm, In the second story OF the sm,th
Baildipg, for tho purpose Of fixing upon
. lite for the proposed new fair grounds.
Three sizes were suggested: The Hazel
Dell park, sohueZan park and the
Davis property on Lancaster bvenue
The erection Of the proper buildings
upon the grounds was talked over, tnd
estimates Of which will be advertised
for in few dayB.
TIE following eutlemen we're present
81 the meeting: George @ LobdGll, #.
b. Coltsn, Frank Back, VII 10 DGPont
ane Thomas BsoNn.
Toe directors Of The Htzll Dell Driv.
ing Association Wiil rnset Tomorrow
uOrninR at 10 O'Clock ct the Cfios OF II
B. 90 ton, second story of tho Smith
building, Tor the purpose OF 8, lecsipc a
suitabls place for holding the county
fatr
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
7hs Prob,bu,or y,,,,

the prohibltIonlsu 10 ON
should follow the txlnpl0 o,hl
optionlsts In z ctn9nd, M
who have determined 10 Nd
their petitions asking lha juinhl
a special election to decide NJ
quor licenses should he clntr,sl
itsued, on the ground that pvbad
tion is too much oocuJtd Eia q
tiOnhl politics ard tie tHn
properly consider thgt Qussiiz
prohibition movement csria 7
much prO2resB for some uzt ID
and the nomination Of cirdlr'
the different oil ces csnl0l rasai
benefit TO the people selsIslJ
The Prohibillonitls may bsti1
their dosirs to prohibit las AIlI
quor, but in view Of tbO lEgEall
other States IL Is very laR;
whether the attemD, to yi0aiaih,
Of liquor will be ATTENDED EIA y
results ~ the adoption riiH
vldiDE for higher hgares ii ltEl
the enforcement Ct pTeatf; pHis
drunkenness and kindred 5eiiHl
majority Of the peUpis eye hR.i
pared to ioreg0 The Ii7slH
from tho licasso Bystem vlllta
ing any coTrst pondiaa bsltoG
While the evil resulting nag
Of liquor will continus to y
enced, the trAs ny Of ihe ~
county should be reT .snlatd y
fees for iiot nsel and tbe ltGo'm
personal properly thould y
tionately Tsducsd, The ntH'lh
liquors OF oil descriptions u
superseded for the bsnli 'i y
county Gnd city treasury iri
pie be thus relieved Of b1hs
have become oppressive, .ts
tlonitts should uuit5 in b'G
license and endeaVot 70
way for 3 grand reform o.
habits arising from slIOng liii'
as iRnoIGnoe.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Little scene.

A reporter OF the REPUBLICAN wit.
messed q it.ls scene one day last
week In the City Hall cells. A man
apparently abO2t 80 years old, suddenly
hurst out oryinR. On being asked by
SeIgsaht Tucker what allied him, b.
reened through his sobs that no thought
1t q shame that he should be put 10 such
s sinking plsoe for nothing. Well.
said the Sergeant what made you ,eli
the 6guire that you would not fupnott
your wife and child Well. btoause j
won't support ny wife, bat sold i
wen d support the child. bAvo begD
mAda . tool OF long enough by my
Wifa's family and l will not 6s impnss "a
upon sny longer by them. He died
bic tears attor lie hkd apparently r5.
heyed hls mind, and began 70 pace nm
and doRa the corridor Of tie eella.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Cos demna Inc ItAlIan,

We have recsived Communication
aignad ty John Pollock, Michael
AitcheA, E. MCGsughsy, Samue. nj
Pollock, james Pierce, Fl. w Moore
and Wn. AgCus titaing forth that the
iaa To Blni Psppa, who was fined
in the musinipal c)urt, disturbed the
neighbyrAoad by singing md dauclUE
on Sunday and general ohrousinR, ard
that they could no longer patient y sub
init 10 the same, and therefore cJm'
plaired against hin. They say they
are tying ITO live as laW.abidlnR citi-
zens should live. 1 We are R0ing to
allow there people to break the laws
and have frss and easy periOTmADc.
every Sunday We had better give them
the city and move Ou :" They are right;
the quiet of Sunday ehould not be brt
Ken NOR the peace Of the citzsns dis
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Another VIeIops .inLl1s.

PELHAM, N. Y, July GG.-Tom
While, who IL generally known 6s
"s8ipes tbs Ne dsb1v," yesterday es-
taolished a Tepu'SiIn Tor pluck aud
endurance ss prizi izh.oE by stsrd
ing MP for tweoty.tao r.unds ba.
fore Jack Dc.sSoey, OF Brocklyn
[whO 70 orc ot GRsk DsmpeaJ' "a
protege5. sud who EaiehaG si1tsen
pounds heavier than gRIpesl, and
f shtlng until he was b!lLl. The min
took place IN Wtri3te;tr County, an
the Long Island ta5:c, taf milo we'd
Of thlg p.a.c.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
a Society woman 20 oo on me Star

BALTIMORE. July 2J --ThG announce
meDt 10 msds hsre to day that Mr.. ".
,O'5ulliyAH Dimpfel has decided 70 so
on The stage she lRJ tean In New
YoTB studying and Bha will make ber
debut in Phl!alsiphiA. in S S.ptenbcr, In
Dnuoan HarrisoB'a "Ay Geraldlne. "
drs Dsmpfhl Ia tho wife OF we'll.
known Baltimore club man. GAe is
QUE o! the most beSuufuli Of the youuE
sooiaty metrouH Of tbs city. San "a tall,
gr2cs'u( Egd 40 accomplished. SIZE uas
Mss Aipnie Mills, dGughtaE of Co ouel
n hllis, and che ia conrGcisj b. marriage
Wlth tle CAROLS. She vii remaiu nt
ths family country place, near OG;old,
until ahe Osa TO PbilAdeipuia,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Tho NorlolE aud wesIorn disaster.

LYNCHBURG, Va, July 26.-The
coroner jury assetn bled at the scene Of
tie reoeht coils oa on the Norfolk and
western Rsliroad rendered verdict
Ie-dAy as io!'OTs: I'VE hnd the Nor.
felix and Western Railroad Company
guilty Of negligence 10 sending compii
Gated nldeIs rot easily understood By
the employees OF the cOmpany, As shown
by the evidenoa adduc.d before this
jury, and for its failure to designate su.
gins No 3 (which Would have prevented
thla collision; And il 10 the Opioion Of
this Jury that tho Norfolk and Western
management shOuld be held rssponslblG
for the TtsultB Of n 10 6lSasteF,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
FIFTH EDITION
OIty Uon,,

Deputy Judge L,n'-0 UN
ns neAriT 60 of the city Io@ cop,, ,pt,,,lisa !, aI
H"S R,s6aPpo Gs6,:Po'9d q vatisI, ,' ~ ~. Rsrl
qusntly seen ia III "1O,s a,s tsce IA
tIoa IS nrTt !, to mes. the maad i'Vs !. .; d9oi,
nessj penalty 81 spS cna,l pnste', dIupa
pv.r pS.rSps ,S have the eieo. oi " ssca v, !
expense for Ten dsTS 9A'a A' The cut
consequently be was I,Isl tats, 20 rSl
o. ey one Of the "blue o5a.. sa.'1 = q
Thomas DELANEY ma,
lying In mud and ana -, %SaHd S,Hd I'D
and costs. "' ''Qaifei Sm
Thomas ButterVo,,s -
helpless condition on EirS = 20. eaa
sront, and In order 10 biz. 'usil Ny
bed he was taken to tbs ~ ~, ala
Shich troable he was I,oy,,.i NJ, w |.
VI and costs, ''gai'i b
Gideon @ Thompsop "a,
70, 70 pay SI. 'ha SAms psnsily i1 4, ~, 4,
John Murphy va, a,r.lsrs .
chsrse Of being dlsgrlsTf'Sss,
profens language on In ~. y
the 22d. He Eas rsao,,,a ri a'.la 4
p nlity Of IS and q o,s,,i
Jehn Proctor, eolorsl. NJ,
70 occupy the deck. II, rs'
oy Emma Robinson Vla y. I.
Iane language, and calm, N,
neadeo -; as the WiipsI ~
startling announcement, i, =.
around to the Judge, ana liI,,S.
Asked the Judge II be tboQ,iIs,!
red d'headedP This va, loo M
the Tisibles Of the Clnrl spd ~.
were viaibly affected. M Ssll
was required to pay 6 and w.
indltoreet remark,
Jsmes Trait, colcrel i,, Nm.
Elizabeth Hinson, was lto,Igs,
sl and costs for bis pastiIos,
james Burke, Charlss OIrko.
melton, Howard Donnsll lplg'
GAunt, were brought 10 M, s,s
40 being lTampR. As ihtJ M
the sstltfaotion OF ths C5uit n
were on their way to pick IN,
the fArm OF D. ]. Enao,,
Smyrna, they were .tld d sms
town very quickly.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
UnfOrtunate visit.

William Q. OAh0on, son OF the late
Thomas +. Gahoon, who located n 81
Norfolk, Va, some twenty yeRTa sac,
came mp last week to pay q vlsit 10 his
sist8r, Mfr. Barnard BNeeney, residing
Dsar Smyrna, wes taken Violently III
on Friday end died on Saturday. Ii 10
supposed that hia si.kaess Was onufed
by eating crabs for supper, % ether
mem bers Of tue family were uora or
less affected. He 1GI37 yanrs OF age,
and leaves q wife ami Blz children to
mourn his early death. His remAinH
we're lntsrisl on "Wednesday attsr aoop
ct the PEesby tel!Sn cemetery in
Smyrna,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
70 A,lantIo utv.

The excursion OF the Uniformed
Rank, X. Of p, 10 Atlantic City thls
morning was attended by about $50
peraons. The sxeursionlsia boarded a
barge at Fo1rth street wtrarf, from
whor CO they wore taken to PsnnsgroVe.
At that place they were transferred to 4
special train on the Delaware Shore r.,
X, which connected with . train from
Camden ct Woodbury..
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
LslGIl

tie .4sa Inst, Kate s, wife
o. H. M. Mulhn, In the 3rth year Of her
he relatives and peT7oEGl friends Of the
family Hro inEitu1 e attend hrr funersl. on
Friday morning at 80 oelo1k, f,om the
Front street.
sI5HER--On July q, rprv tV,p ,,uyb,sr
oil Robert ii. ald tns lats 1Iary = EIahpr
aged 20 days. -
tanefal from tha ros.i 60 OF Mrs. VIII
lam CLARK, no. 500 atFEw61i stfoet. Frida ?
view Csmet'rg.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
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LnOkuut fur Than,

There is a person in tho city at the
present time, sslliog bogus jtweiry, in
the si ape OF "god" rings which are
marked lsk. The rings are known among
the "Fakcs, " as FawueY" rings. They
oaer t! e article at a low pr.cs, aud guar
antee them TO be solid gold They are
rot worth ten cents, and our citizens aud
all Others should fhuE he paUiy with
contempt. As it isa sfmlllaZ came, tho
authorities should promptly arrest the
PARTIES or drive them OUT Ui the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
supdnz sehooi rTnnr,,nn.

The excursion Of the Delaware Avenue
Sunday school TO Birmingham Park to-
morrow VIII leave Delaware avenue sta
tion OF O'Clock. There will be no train
rom Market street station until II o.
clock Excursion ticket by exchanging
at ticket office, will be good on an regIi
lar trains. Tickets are on sale at Bav-
nard's store, 9th and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
BlE pSif.

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Tim ber raft WAs os.ss',,,Iy y
on Iuesday. Il Is .h elu ID ~
that this raft will F1sja as,isI iaa'
10 safety. Tao ioa ~ I,Iaaa I
festenei through 'ni n.,i.,,d q /
raft. TIE ends ore Io.lp.,,S' p.sSS@ Is9
chgr is attached ioig'iy !, vi
snip story = IGTss n5s.,. GIi aaa iiq.a
house, snd TIE he, rIl5 riI.la5lish'J Z ~,
structlOn TO iGat l,,I ,a'II !, ,Ss Sspfr
anp 1 on February W " sa
long, 30 feet vlGe 70 ioi ilo5ihars
aneterr tSPeeIriGG1s, PeI G1,, y '00l,tc.id 4, X,
a.sSIr0 81 feet 10 lsls.sIs ll,.,s
IbaS ss 5 10000 'se, 'se.,.. ,r,,..s