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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

A motsly array Of eharaeIerAs3ppeare
before tAe Municipal Court last evening
to receive Jhdge Turner's dispensations
Of justice. John Handy aud Dennis
Riguey arrested for assault AID bait ry
were discharged, as was Waiter Locke
for drunkenness. Spencer Greenwood
was arrested for the second time for com
hitting an assault ON A Worthiugton
Brinkley, eGbor Of tho Peoples Wit1oss
Greenwood thought the " itnefs made
uucalled ior personal illusions to dm,
but az he had no right to tale the law
into HIS own hands he was fined 40 and
costs. A man named Cassidy, arrested
on suspicion as being one Of the buneo
steerers, was disthaTget. The following
cases were disposed OF this morning: &c.
HaRany, Is for drunkenness; Patrick
Murray, 80 cent?; Hannum, 80 cents
for came offence. Andrew DouRherty
for assault and battery was fined IS and
costs William Fulton, Jacob Jeferis
Benjamin Holt, Iohn Garvey and Jacob
Wolf, the last for assault aud battery and
tho others for drunkenness, were all lis
charged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
FIFTH EOlTlON'
The OhildIon's PM.

The rain poured in t,,rs,,S
AFTERNOON, but the CHI d,en yssIeidlg
oas III torrents, dtttila the ~ ny, V'aisd
is tneir way 70 The eRvs,I Ma
AVN, MRS. j. 7 Gsuse's , ,SI,leW
Though driven By Tia nj. iis'lqsrea.
lAwp, they Utilized MIA n,n I.u@ tAsI
ana front porchts, aud ~ I'' s'ldtl
n ssi, sea fult Of ~ ssRuopi"usV a .;
.s,ieh Aeout s'2ty obl,drsp n NJ, ,.I ny
Az seeh and sisss ppresl M, t Nv,
upon The poTches, aud Ehout 4 "Oe1
CON meneed their work n as,,..' y s ,k
katie R'cA pretidtd " IN 49,, alis
over tae hover tablt; tns ~. ~ t .lsee1l
was Ia charge OF Mfs FmHS ny, ~
ton, and ale was Ssslsfd fy y WIZ
warner and TtuTp; Misses lsIJ NJ N.Y.
denbnll, Fam Pu.ey, Anes 49, p = y
ahd Bessie Thompson had Cas,. @'l
tho candy table, and h,us, h.
dt W slli attisted by Uoprt,a5a Y.
Fritz Gnuse, made lively mss ~. ",
The nsh pond. This d5nat,o5, S -..l
nnmeroua and the affair Vas a ~,
snoceEh, deepite tha rain M ,s NV
Ing we're the WaiirasSte, Win a , ,,,gs
uted much to tie pts,trs sr5 V ...ll
OF the afternoon. 'S''''
Miriam Webb, Meta Vu,heIl Ma.
9anse, kihs Thompson, utrla.
Cause, Mamie Dorsey, Jesptetis M
ldin, GfAcs Waldin, Rsst,a N.,t
Helen Thompson, A 1uis s4v,ry. I'M, M
K Lett, Amanda TODD, ntss,s M
man. Florence Al'mOLt, NAV r.,
Ethel Came. NHliis X OF, Esul, Ia
May FarrA, Belle Williams, Hst
6rishmuth, Helen Penn packer an
Bright Among the lsdiea prasep, n,
Mrs.. H. T. GLuae, Mrs. W. A A.
nolds, Mrs. George W. Btepg, N
Wesley Welcin, Mrs, Thomas Dam
J ton, Mrs. William G PeunyplcsW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

Maria o. EdmuudSou, widow Of the
late William EdmundsOn, died at the
residence OF her soH-!n-lAw, BeDiamin
Murgstfoyd, 20T WsshE5svenIh street on
MoDdAy morning, In che Ssh year OF
her age. About year Aso sue was
stricken wish parAlssia OF the brAin,
ainoa which time she has been in . very
weak state both OF oody and mind.
On Wednesday lA4t she Waa Aealn
stricken SO severely that abe could not
rally agein. Mrs. Edmupdson' o mAidt n
name WAs White, and ehs was born In
Cecil County, Nd. she removed wi h
her husband to this city 10 Is4S
aud both united with Asbury N.
Z. c huroh. bat they left that church
when the Union Church .wAA organized,
and remained mem beFs,ef e. until tbei
deaths. Mrs Edmundson hiss been a
widow since 1876, and now leaves hut
ono Of nve children, Mrs. sMurRAtrcyd.
She was \ lady OF sttonR character,
aud her lie was consistent with her
christian profession.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The best prssFryBl ma II II = .oas
ty, says The Kepnett Aiyaaaei Wv
GhsmbsTs, who If 50 years Cd al1 !.
active 81 man Of CITY. NIX 10 ~, Y
the n OFT rsn IkaUie ilS'aa-o o. v. y
preseryaHoa Is ais si,t-r, Mis- i ~ ~
Green, ulo liges vita bar s}.,lE's y
Jacob snitB, near t4's tsl5ats. ~ ~
uh9 a6s Eigstg.f "a e4it g' 10 -. =, =
d,y. She was always a de.itssA Z =. !,
her parents having ig,d VIM f.. ~, y
littls, In msla:ia tldiliet "a L,li n
Ter Counts, where bfr hss!tt# va ~ y
paired, but aus IL stlii IL lhif p5l ".
henita a1d har mi4d Is ss sotig, ~ ~,
clear q 1t tFsr was 5ta q - o.. I'm I'm
and IG4dl, aad eau Eet ap9l1 W.
troubling AIRY ems.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

10 the early part OF August. whiie
Mr.. l. Fsllhe,mar was visiting Fall
RivtE, Massachusetts,, he learned OF q
Ruai failure OF On Immense cob
manufacturing c)noern from over -pro-
dnoiion, and also that OF q weolen
house who were about winding up
aiisiee, caused by the death OF The
senior member Of the q m. And as the
opportunity presented tsself Mr. Fell
haimsf took AavaniARe and purchased
uheiee to!ts Of oloth NJ hls own price.
ProoasdipR 10 Doston he eecnfsd the
services OF On artistic Gutter And
thorough tailors snb BAD the 9th
Gu. hcoordin - Bu te.lck's. wsap.
and Mltchtlfs fashions, styles that Ail
poop are acquainted with; and Il IL q
positive tRot that few taiiors In this
part Il the couairS are eEpsbie Of pro-
duuiag, rs far ~ &c and styles and
Workmanship are Concerned, the gar.
msuts be now hes on safe.
A suit thst high pTicel merchant
tai ofs would charge e3B to sac for yoI
can b7y Of The n '0nomy H~l' tlinthiel
FIR 1890 A NeWfJnudlAi d Eiynlsr
0LinnhlilA Beaver OvereoAt, ilea wi /
B lgtan Batln, IL DARK blue, b'RnK o.
olive shades tina. tsey would ask $780,
flF, yeu cen bug Tor $50 GO A fsl
ovsrcoat In Melton End K-rssy Worst
D AgorAi and Oorhscrew, In teu color
and tbree times rs maLy shades, well
o1Fded OF lap o am, silk faced aud satin
lined, from u 70 SIC. Fl ounues
suits cen be purchased from "a 81 (
SIS. BOyt' cults from 81 as upNAid,
PANS from 10 osnta TO 70. and boyt
pSpts from rs csn's to the best Of Rooo
, IN the market. And kiadly bear &
/ mind that Lhess goods Gan only be cl
J tanned NJ the popular e Jonomy Olotl
iug Hall 600 Market stEtes, belwee
9th and 4 b street, between NJ sOloHhey
J ard Rumford's hat housss, and pltal
/. be good enough and not forget TIL
J valuable Information.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Delaware Historical society was held last
evening with Il p. johnson, M. D. pre-.
siding and the following members or, 8.
eut: Christian 'Febiger, James L.DeVou,
Watson X Sperry, II X. BringhuFst,
Lewis CsNRndegrif', Esq DR. Thomss
b Bradford, Or E. G Shortlidge, DR.
W. u Quinby aud Willard Hall Porter,
Esq. The latter acted as secretary and
read the minutes of two previous meet
ings. Some routine busintss was tranE-
acted aud he following bound volumes
were reported donated since the last meet.
ing; United States Coast and GeodetIc
Survey Report for 1876, Official Register
OF the Postal Service, History OF Delaware
Report OF nittG States Commission o
Fish and Fisherifs, r reign Relations OF tn,
United States, Virginia Historical socit.
~ Collections, Smithsonian Reports iol
1855; History of the Cooper Shop and
Volunteer RefreGhment Saloon
Pamphlets were resolved from Misl
Eleanor B JusJiCe, the Rev. 8 ID. Peet
Secretary 7. F. BayATd, Frederick D
stone, the historical soclstles of Massa
chusette, Iowa, New Jersey, New Eng
land, Essex, Mas, New Hampshire
lowell, Mass Pennsylvania, Yale Uni
yersity, United States Signal Service ant
New Haven Colony.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

JACKSONVILLE, Fla Sept 81
official report yesterday showed e 4
cases and seven deaths from YELLOW h
at Jacksonville.
Elk cases OF yellow fever have spp,,r
among members efthe Gainesville GU
that recently weLt to help supiragl
'longshoremen's riot at Feruatdini
SUSPICIOUS CASE IN ST IOrn
ST. LOUIS, 81 pt. Il "A famlt tfs
grants from the south, cot Id ..lsl
Joel Davis, his wife and two sm,n 1
dren and his mother. Mrs. McLAusg
were taken charge o. ty the c y N
authorities as q precautionary mn
and sent to the city hospital. Mai
Llughlin is sick with ieyer and M
pearance Ia not inviting. The rIJ
sicians say 1t ls not yellow fever, III
prevent any mistakes the family va
TO the hospital, and their fGe.h d
oughly fuInigatsd. They came i1aI
vincinity Of Pensacola, Florida,
An ALLENTOWN MAN DIES or Tmm
ALLENTOWN, Sept, l7.-ileufy Ia
RUG, son Of the lhte u b LelRIt
and one Of the proprietor oil theRag
published In this city several yssts
, died from yellow fever at Jiea0H
yesterday. Mr. Le,seurirg va /
printer and resided in JacssguYA
several years His mothr, Ia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
rnn Hora q sgnLls nEa.es.

BREArxBRIDeR, La Sept. IAN
aw ful crime was perpetrated in this city
on FIidsy night, when gang supposed
to be composed Of ave members (eo lar
unknowD) attacked negro cabin, and,
shooting through the walls mortAily
wouns ed a col0fed woman, who died a
few hours Afterwards. From there they
went to another catin, where they a..
saulted eolored women and then whipped
a colored man Tie negroes have madt
no AFFIDAVIT as yet. Tic white popola'
ton are very much excited over thu
matter. They held an Indignation meet
ing, 800 whites being present, Resolu
tions were adopted pledging protection
10 the colored people and declaring tina
the perpetrators OF the outrage shall b
Dunis1fd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

uofrsspondonoe Of the Republican.
KKrToN, D0l., Espt. IA cyclone
swept through this town about $50
o'clock this afternoon with terrific force,
leaving destruction behind. The Toof
wsa tom from the nav school house
aud carried one handred yards OF mVre
IRON the building, the cupolA and bell
we're carried to another place, while the
bricks lay 10 pilts all around. The
school was Dismissed and the children
had gOna home cd ly . few minutes be
fores while Mr. Hughes, the principal
Of the school, ives stil 10 the buildinE
He was ct his dsek when the roof was
taken OF and the b,ieka, mortar tni
plAetUr began to fall around him. The
desk YVES demolished, hus be escaped
With a slight oruise on hIA hnse.
The house Ia which Mfr. Cook lives,
nsRr BY the school, had ono snd torn
out. They also estaped serious hurt
Mr. Cock vas thrswl oat Of the bald
Ing and skiBned his hand. His hitli
} boy bFulstd his Erm. One Of the chill
+ dten was about to be carried away aud
the mother caught holi OF itG dress Ant
; held on TO the door, 10 dcipg SO tn
tonight, thankful TO dnd shelier tpol
Wv haAL thNt SAtAA " AAtA AZ
. stable where your correspondent keep
his horse Was ubToofed
, There was M exoitlug time IN th
/, tomato factory sons tainted, other
we're screaming, and nne yonng iAd
was 80 overcome that she sac led ~ th
Z preachers home, which was tbs pderei
' nouee, ard there Tsu All cd until shH re
lowered, Ths factory was bat slight
4 damaged.
!, Mr.. n. Reggie bad the tin root tor
from 3 part OF his house and the chin
"A ney also. Large trees were blown u
by the Toots and Others twisted OF as
3 they werO but pips ststns. DIR Cooper
ioe houee was blown away and othl
= eutbuildinRs destroyed. Limbs of tres
!. boards, shingles and even bricks wei
/. flying pTomisouousiy through tho I'll
- The damage 20 the school house will |
at least $500 Provldentlally no o.
I. killed or seriously hurt, We do N
y know Of the damage elsewhere Tn
q is the tirst cyclone for this PeoEion, 81
the people hope IL may be the last.
ati w VS..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

Archibald CRrney,a resident of Brandy
wine Bankf, and a young man about 22
years of age, yesterday was sentenced to
three months in the Delaware County
jail for selling liquor at the late Brandy
wine Summit Camp meeting. He was
arrested by Isaac Woodrow one of the
managers Of the Camp, who caught him
at his illegal business, His plan was To
go to the camp with wagon 10 which
he had stored number OF small flasks OF
whiskey which he retAiled out to the
thirsty who were disreputRble enough to
aid him In breaking the law. Carney
admitted his guilt before the court al
Media. and also admitted that he follow
ed the same plan of selling liqurr on the
Banks and In Wilmi gtoH. Judge Clay
ton sentenced him TO pay dne Of $500,
and 10 be imprisoned three months Isaac
Woodrow attended the Court at Media
yesterday and testified against the pIis
Toner,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
BEEUHER's gallery Is rp16'F "


Mr.. E, D. Jordan, a pfo@idenl ~, =
of this city, who Is 4 Denoe more ~ h, (
mas voted the Ddmoors.in tiesss p, ~ n
n The Young Hen's psno9 q = ~. g.s'
why they engaged ht. Den ',etr t,.velasi
3 Republican, to put up lnfll Va q mud
and Thufmsn baDntr' ~ 10. . nj III
ohIiyed 10 Mr.. Merits Taylor a ,.y. 4
Sunday star ior thsir klpdne;sss IA ;gI nj
MIN, ut he thlnBs o:bfrA Q az y, u ~ ,,,rtl
10 rsnnsn bsr the mem bars Of Ihs,i g'4
when they havs work 10 CIV wv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
TNlRD EDITlON.

efnHTuI1n 1fl IN - y -
A special d. spase1 from washington 70
4se New York World yDem says; Con
Tressman Payne of kennty lyahiA' proo
sbly the most sauguine hepubncsh IN the
pnS,se. has lately bad q c. nf-te' ee WI 0
S1Esir,sap QUAY. Rere Is the outlook for
fbe Republtcans there "a he pictures IL:
~ have been TO New York several
times aud talked with Mr. Quay ana
wAtchod how lhlnga were going. tel
you we are going 70 carry New YORK
ttUpon what do you base this caienla-
tionl1 -,,.,
tIn the first place." Mr.. BEype replied,
AMIR Harrison will get the votes o. many
Repub leans who vosed aeainst fialhe %
siId rot v,ts AZ all insiSS4. de VIII gf'
all exssDt thss few out snd ont Mug
Uun ID. sglIt5 b, soke from the Republican
mart, fgr ali time. Besidea this Mr
Hariison VIII h odd slllthe Irish voice MT,
Blaine got I bey were for Blaine ou'
OF sentiment. NOW 4sey have definite
priuelple 20 sur yOrt. They ere opposed
to opening our markets 10 the interest," o.
England Agai 1. thoFe is hardly D C5
crat In the State Vihe honestly ilkss OisNe'
land. He Is very unpopular IN HIS o"l
parry. -. .,....,. Al,
land aAGiher 6EpcEtAnt element, Ih'
Prohibition vote. is going 70 be Veli
small his wear. OF .0AlJ In New forh
but througlio;lt n q ,eonr,ry. In 1854 4
was saiJ thegp yVas aO.dtfference between
the two great parti ~ that there vas y
pecpls to dselsre vi ssstbey thought th'
great sue should b land t2ey So,ea ~
prUhi itiOn. But TIL ~ people aVe I'm, w,
iu'eresta There Is 81 tlssut, very eleA
issue, this year, Ard anost q then ~
deeply interested In II. AS ~
they will vote with US, aac . -oss 70 ~
Prohibition vote viii b, Vass&H ior IiA'i
con 49,.
fe't when ClevelaT &'Vnes2 " tsru
message" be contiL ne y NytV ne ~ ~.
done US 3 great serv Il I'eS IN y.
Republicans closer toEe WET AAuu ~ y,
from the Democratic n Ai mshy 70
tectionists In the Rtst. I iNsls.l ~ soln
ing out as we expected. Nyy 0S 1yll,
they would make up in itEsNtL ss ,-
Iowa, MDneEOta and Miehi n--luI luss .,
IN the East In this theyN h4.,ue greatl
disappointed Our iufor eEs i' III
thoss quarters shows that " SEde ~ =, = = /,
cur own l feel perfectly seup =
added, that we will carry ns% A MT
Indiana and O. nuectient, a. -"1el's s.'
We will carry New Jersey " eAl9 Eel h
to carry some Southern si VI W
But" he said, with emphasis, N-is. > W
be nothing anywhere else like WI
tory wen have In New York.
-%~-S-R~@~-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The performances now Icing cen !ueted
at the Novelty Tn. atfe, under the super.
vision of AF Barton, are frat c ASS in
every particular, and the most iastid ous
can go there withou having the blush OF
shame brought to their FAC :, as no i'm.
moral performances or ba language are
p9tmitlei.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
1arnnh ,,nIds inc prlze.

The Democratic County Executive
Committee met yesterday afternoon
and consulted over the contested Levy
Court csses from BFRntywine and
Chrlstlana hundreds. The only decis.
ion reached, hoH ever, was thht 1gasC
n Grubb was the right and legal nomi-
nee from BrRndywine hundred, after
which decision Willard Salisbury, Jr /,
counsel fog John N. Anderson, the con.
testaus. w1ts6r rev his case. The contest
Of Mr.. Toy sRAiust Samuel K!llgore Of
OhElBtlaua hundred, was too knoity for
the committee to decide yesteid1y, and
consequently they poEtpoued the settle
meat OF the etae until a future meeting,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

HAzLRroN, Pa, sept. II
j iues sud B r Coyle, OF West
ton, are both In love with Mics ~
burn. Eacn WAS afraid Of The cl
Of the other npon Der Affections 20 "a
agreed to dRht, tbs winner to take
airl, and the loeer to rellugulRh
claims upon the object OF his bffsct
The news CT the agreement WAS
ceiVed With appreciation from the IN
residents Of the village, and last niE
WAS fixed upon % the time.
Al the appointed hour Coyle al
jones, with their seoondF, stepped t0t
tie ring for three rounds. TIE aghhok
was heroe and heated. In the iouttb
round Ooyls was knocked unconscious
By terrible blow from Jones
Coyls's second, Tommy Morgan, de
oided to have revenge from Joles and
took his position IN the ring. Jones
p.om city accepted the challenge and
Rn1tner hRht ensued, whica nfaln re-
suited In victory for Jones, Morgan
being carried from the ring uueoa-
Eolcus Just rs Mrs. Morgan Grfivtd
upon tue scene. Tue latter at oncs pro
c6eded to make short work Of the en-
tse crowd with . club, and Ia shott
tins had the acid TO herself.
Mrs. Morgan then prevailed upfI
Miss FishbuFn, her friend, TO discast
the victorious Joneh and accept the &c
fsAsed Coyle, and the lattsr, moved b
her persuasion and uEed up oouiltion d
Coyie, consented to do 80 and a. orct
rejected the attention. OF Jones and
went TO the assistance Of Coyle aud
drerssl bis wounds. Cos les condition
is not dangerous, though lis face Il
much brushed Aad swollen. Jonea 90
capped Without = seratch,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The regular meeting of Wilmington
Division No 22i Order of Railway Con-
ductors, was held en- Sunday afternoon al
their hall in the Smith Building. The AZ
tendance was laTgs and the greatest in.
terest taken IN the proceedings l. D.
Green was promoted the second degree
and ecusids, able routine business trans
acted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

This morning Harry D, nc. !. ia =, ID Ii
xasr aid sop OF Conductor D1lVs' s5ssr
badly crushed while ep is..issrs,d fhoP,
oles6ipR 5 lathe 81 ths fs'i T. D,. OH
Ills Injuries were dts'ssa o .. II 10 BIZ
after which he was Ism sog N,thol
fs TN residence, No. oV'
airanE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The Republican Club Of CsnsreviIle viii
hold q meetlng at the hall in that place
to- mesrew, Wednesday evening, when
some action will be taken 10 regard TO
attending the ratification meeting at
Bra1dywine Springs. on Thnrsdsy the
aceh INIT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

Pc vel, in The Third lid. 't sss " alii !.
s hI .oso 1a4i1'' q dh :. 4, s9
rows market, CONSISTING " rbo WIsb 2
Iietles in ssAson. Thote njoe thoal0
secure azure something eKifS
give i'm call -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The members CT the police forss have
hsen furnished With their nsw winter
overcoats and pants and Ia fsH dass
they will .Eeoslve their helmets. The
later arc blue, shaped liks the present
CUES bat Wlih an oTnAmGnt or SsntilA
t.r IN The Gro an.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The moonlight excursion of HyatG's
Military Band, which was to have been
given last evening, was postponed on &C.
count Of the rain. The excursion will be
given this evening, the boat leaving
Fourth street wharf att 80 o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

Every e1.sOldlsr S Or 'Gi'l st once :
should see W. $. S We Is, Erchaa al8
BaYga5l' seventh Su,5s and Market mi otba
Pensions, bounties, pa. M fdischarge' "
claims colle:tel. hO''
placed, " ,.,,,a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The Rev. jacob Todd, D, D pastor
of Grace Church will preRoh ~ AHbary
n. x Church thls evening ST O'Clock,
the sermon followed with revival s0l-
vice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

The Republicans Of South Cbristiagrs
lHuadrei viii meet At the Rad Meas
Hal IN Newport on Saturday evensni
next, tlz the Purpose Of organizing
Harrison and HqTton clGe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

Thomas r. Lally, real ate agent will
sell at public sale. on Thursday, the goth
inst, the hotel property known Rs the
Allen no Use, situated in the village of
Chrlstana. This is a good leeatl. n for
business
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

THOMPSON On september 10, 1881
h0bert Nelson thompson, 10 his 62d year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are In
residence, NO. 1919 shalieToss avenue on
wednesday, the ll.h tLss, y. IL o'clock
without fnrther nOtios. Services st TIE
house a. 10 80. Inttrment at hiYeryisN
Oomstery.
JAats.-on the 10Th igs,,, Bsfsis May,
only dRHkdter Of ISAAC II. and Ella U,
James hg 9d sears, q eAs and da5 s.
Relatives and ffienGs are respectfully In
yitSd TO attend her funeral from tho rssi
donoa OF her parents, 70 s34 South jackson
street, on tusslRy aftsfntoa, Sept. 18Th, al
$50 o'eio,x. Intern snt At klyeTYiev Gene
terry.
Only to see you, darling,
Only 10 hear your YOio',
EV u its iainteB, Whisper
Would mako NY hEarE rejoice.
FAYI.9R.-ga the 10Th last, Jemss L
Taylor, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
Vited TO attend bis funeral from the resi-
ceneo Of his brother in.law, CHARLES Il
wilkins, no. 81 ERAt Eighth street, OF
house OF $50. Intermsat At Rt7erEisN
Cemetery.
BLAUR BURN-UR the 18th last, Joha1
nan, wife Of Henry Blackburn, agei x
Relatives and trisn Is arc respectfully in
denos o. her husband, e43 kirkRood street
on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment At AiyerYisW Cemetery.
Dearest mother thou has lsft ne,
md Thy losa we deeply feel,
But It was God that rereAyen US,
he can ali our sorrows heal
aGne, butI OF forgotten
EDM u HDSOH-Iu this city on Monday
SSntembsr 18TH 1855, MARIA n. Edmund
ton, in the 8eth year Of her age.
Hslativea and ffisnds OF the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral fron
tLo residences Of hsr 2onIn law, b. murRa
troyd, 70. 20f West Seventh street, OF
Wednesday afternoon, September 18th Ser
vices at the house az 8 o'clock, and inter
ment at hiverVieW Cemetery
KOCP-kt the residence Of her brother, nea
Soaiord, Del, on the 18th inst mrs. Mari
A. ho0p, wife Of Hubert A. Aoop OF tai
city.
Burial at SeafJrd a.. Z. Church on wed
nesday atsrnOsn, 19.h inst at O'Clock,
HAMMlTT-on Monday, the nth instant
Letitia, wife Of q. Nd. hammitt, In m
SD year OF her age.
Relatives ami friends arc respectfully IN
vited TO attend hsR funeral, from the resi-
denes Of her Husband, 80. iii Weat touftl
street, on Thursday morning, ct 10 o'el5eE
lnterment at Wilmington and BFaEdyWin
cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18

Miss Edna and Mamie Way who have
beeB visiting thtir uncle at Rising Sun,
Cecil county, Md, have returned hons
after five weeks visit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-18
WHAT a pleasant change

WHAT a pleasant change
in the manner Of
clothing buying during
the last few years, and
you we'll remember the
old style. A salesman
Iva Us hesitating to
show you the b e S t
goods, through fear that
you wo uld not
go so high in price, and
when he states the price
you hesitate to give it
since you think he
would take much less IL
you only persist in bar
gaining as they used to
call it. Now every
thing changed,one Low
Price marked en- every
garment, and that the
only price to all Nc
dickering, no offering
prices, and no hsaitancy
that you are not buying
as low as any one else
Which Is the better
waSi We are more anx-
ious to sell goods than
ever. We have an I'M
mense etock. 1t is AL.
Prices are Rock Bet
tom at Sixth and MAJ
ket.
IT. Nunil&SOl