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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14
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SIG TATNALL ST.
S. /. Cor. 9Th and Tatna|I'

Every Refrigerator we
sell we can guarantee to
meet all your requirements
for the proper preservation
Of meats, vegetables, etc
Thus you run no risk with
our Relrigerators, which are
made on the cold dry air
system. This makes them
free from any moisture OF
dampness. Ours is not a
new tangled Refrigerator, but
one that has been we'll tried
and put to every practicable
test. They are also provi-
ded with water coolers, Civ
ing you a bouutiful supply
OF cool drinking water:
Commencing now we will
reduce the prices as follows
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

TIE TRUE PURPoRr OF the 81 Louis
plAttor n Is stated by Mr.. WatierBon,
who Was he chairman of the commit
tee which formulated u and presented
II 10 The convention. He says that The
platform needs no explanation, and
that II puts an end 10 all uncertainty
concerning the platform OF 1884 BY de-
clAring Nj. OlevelAnd's remarkable
message the true Interpretation OF that
document. He declares ibA! the true
meaning OF isis TO endorse the action
OF the Democrats In Congress, and shat
II approves the Mills Tariff bill. Mr..
WAlterSon says still further that free
trade cannot, aud In equity should mol
be reached 81 oa ,e, but that he and the
other free traders only insist upon
moderate steps toward that end. THU
1t will be seen that M. WAittr OF
spurns tbs disgulses which some Demo
Gratis are seek ng, who claim lhst tariff
reform, aud NOT free trade, is all thell
party seeks 70 accomplish. The Mil
bill is the entering wedge OF free trade
and four years more OF DEM Atla I'D
min'strAlioa viii iaSien 1t upon tn
country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

This niuety.nlnth annual N Getting of
tbs Medical Association of Delaware
was hsli In the Court House at George
to IN, on "Wednesday afternoon. Dr.
James A. Hopkins q Milton pIesiG ed.
DR.. Ulrlcb OF Pennsylvania was elected
an honorary member, after which he
real an interesting report en- AMT
septic Surgery" The Practice OF
Medicine In this State" was DISCUSSED
by Drs. Pratt, W. Marshall, UlTich,
Burton, W. Cooper, 6. W. Marshall
ard Ezekiel Cooper. The committee
was instructed 70 form pan for re-
organization, and to hold au adjourned
meeting OF the association at Dover Oh
the 1871 OF next January.
The following Ulcers we're elected fol
the ensuing year: Preeiteut. DIR WIN
T Skinner OF New CAstit; vice pref
dent, DIR. Whitley Of Keut; secretary
Joshna Ellfgocd OF Sussex; treasurer
Dr., Joseph Il. Chandler OF New ca tie
DIR. o. d Robinson read paper o
"MAlsria," favoring the microbe the
DRY. DR.. Hsaru, Of Philadelphia, o
bsinR introduced made IN interesdu
,addrees, after which DR.. Read j. 4,
Kay made some remarks upon the ey
and the insult cheney OF the intraocu
, musclee. The agsocistion adjourned
meet at the Clsyton Home on the IL
of June, 1889. The nemhers we
: bountifully entertained by Dr. O.
8 Richards.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14
mnmmie. Made To orner.

A gentleman who has just returned
from an extended foreign tour was asked
yesterday why he had not brought home
from Egypt, among other curlos, q
mummy. He said there was a great deal
OF fraud in the mummy business. Per-
sons purchasing mummies, of course, like
to get them as well preserved and nat
ural looking as possible, aud, as those
found are generally in more or less d.
lapidated condition, vendors have engaged
IN the business Of mar ufacturing boSu:
mummies They bargain with tramps
beggArs, and such people for their de
funct carcasses, paying therefor run
sufficient to make their remaining day
short and sweet. These fellows are pre-
served and picked, and then smokeI
until they are good limitations of the gen
uine mummy. Whole rows of these ar
ticlcs can be seen in smokehouses a
once When sufficiently dry they al
wrapped in mummy cloth and sold
Americans chiefly, brIns ing high prlcr
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Philadelphia. Wilmington o Bal
tlmors Railroad.


Trains win lsave Wilmington ~ foIlou Q
K sss .srRYs5ss }, Il I d = n. i
e ! q 81 40 o ard a ssP. a. n. nw
& ee ~ a ssc 10 9, 70 b ,. N. no ="
Eor Chester ieIpressA go 80 SO sia
xescmnedstion, 90. 7oe zos, siA 10 asa
ssS 10 ssS "a an. sa Y sS@p;;nnsp,su
u M NJ, .ia.% ID. n. sM 'ss. 10
y Yer r. W v Z; Chester, via LAnokin. % Has
FOR NewarR Gentry and intermediate sta.
igH snois and II Z .as p stations nj 10
n . Ia sas 4 .as B.. q lime. : pm.
io z and Il a. m, II o.. Il II, "a 4 Il, 10
Ts.ins u for y Beware e Division leave for.
New Castle, 8 %, sD a. m, 1854 asa sn
GEORGETOWN aud Lewes, 8 80 =. m 8 50 p. n,
Harrington. Delnar, sndvAy stations, an
Express XII; fSr Harrington. 80 p. N. Wa,
Express Tor Dover. Harrington. and Del,
Express for cape CHARLES. Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, II % Might
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for VII
nington leApressDs IL % . " ~, IHs "
| 0& II Is, II O. 4. M, 2 q Sol, 40A, 10
is o.. . q. 6o7. Q 81, II 20 p. m.
l AccommodA lon, 8 90, 10 d .. M, LIS, Z. b.
10 q, 4G. u IS Io03 10 70. and II ~ p. m,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia lexpressl, 200, 2 81 %
IL ID, 10, II 81 a. M, 81, "a, and 90 ..
u Accommodation. is 4. m, l2lA 3. 10
81 %, ~, and 10 o. p. IN.
For Chester (expressJ, 7 Is. 10. IL 81 . N.
is "A. 7 %. and 10 70 p. m.
Accommodation, rs a M, II 10. Is. 10
N. and Z. A n. m
For New YORK texpress), 90, 2 Ga, 40 7lS
Is, IL 81 .. N, 2, 5A, d d %, and lD.O
For West Chester. via Lamokin. SIS =. m.
FOR cspe Charles, old FONT Comfort, al,
Norfolk, u % Night.
FOR New Castle, Middletown, Clayton.
1 Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Seaford, Laurel
and Delmar, u oS Night
Baltimore and Washington, l.29, 4f6 eA
no Il a. m, I2ee, 9 %. and 7 Is p. m. Bait
lmore. 9. 90 and II % p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for VII
Imington texpressI, u. Is, q 90 10, o.l0, Ii. /
:! A. NJ, 5.0s. .. 81 and II. % p. N.
Accommodation SIS, 10. q A. NJ, I2,2S1tA
ts. 10, s. IS and II. II L. NJ.
ferred 70 the ticket efice at the station.
Trains marked thus 60 are limited express
apon which extra fare is charged.
General hanAaer General PASSENGER Ar
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

THE su2reme Court OF NJ ohigsn has
deolsrtd the local option Law recently
enacted in that Stale rs unconstIsu.
hons', And therefore 1t need NOT be
obeysd or respected. This goes 10 sho v
thSt he temperance men OF that State
have Al1sm ped, Ihe same ~ has been
done In E me other States, entirely too
much. rt!s stems TO be the great
trouble cilh mary Of the friends Of
tenn trsu,t; Icy sIe not sAasfed with
high licsEse, sad want TO tFy 81 i'm
possibil y q 'Le way OF prohibition,
which, hJse7fr, has rever heen found
10 prohl.i, sal By thIs meAcs falls 10
accom- P'isr Ally b!pg The Raru olIcAn
party q N s ste lave adopted = plat.
form E5lsl atA,ps = high license
plank, al r re Temperance men CT
this So 81 z earne,t, they will give
Shelf VI! sGpPsrI to 1t, instead OF
nom!nailas separate ticket, which
oArnrt accomplish any hug beyond
perpetusHas he Democrats iu DO yer.
Total Irc, .o...oa Is En Inposdoll!ty,
and he city tgps ,hs friends Of tenn
perah C 5an possibly have is in hist
licen.e.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

THE MAYOR has Issued his procla.
NATION c)ncerning The firing OF shoot
ing ets 'ksfs and other fireworks, and
~ WA Do we'll Tor the boys 70 give heed
10 H. ~ Lne Il 3srs have bssn Instructed
20 arrest every one found violating lhl
law TIE fas Is rot less than d, ant
this U.ih he alIts added will make lhs
hmulemeut pretty expensive. Parent
should see that the boys oOey the Law
As by 50 ding they may save their dc!
Lars,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

CHICAGO, June 1s.-when Chairman
Jones was asked tonight u he had
another letter from Mr.. Blaine hel
promptly answered: mo, cir; oandidly,
/ have net. No communication Of OIL
political kind has BEEN received By me
from Mr.. Blaine since the letter dated
Florence reached me-"
"As you have no letter tuch ~ de
acribtd, Mr.. Jones, n denial OF the state
ment that Mr.. Blaine has indicated to
you his choice would bsruferfiaous, OF
conrse2'' Precisely"
But con't you think yourself that
the situation calls for q further express
sion from him just ut this time. when
there is talk that the convention will
get into n deadlock and the situation
will be 9 call on him."
"No, don't think so. No person
can even approximate what this Con
yenlion will do. Tue great msjority OF
the delegates will come here unPleoRed
and they may be able after comforting
among themselves TO nominate can
didAte at the very outset. 30 the talk
of what should be done In the event OF
q dead lock need not be discussed"
"Juss one more question, Mr.. Jcnes,
These sans rum0rs have 1t thas ME-
Blaine would not aoctpt the nomination
though il were rendered to him unAnt
mously, aud has so stated to you. Has
ne ever aiven any such intimAtion2"
"Most emphAt!cally no."
Tnis closed the interview. II had
made two points measurably clear
that new letter from Mr.. Blaine Wal
not forthcoming, and that In the con
tinRency OF the Convention rendering
him = nomination the delegates woulC
have 20 look beyond Chairman Jones Il
learn the Iesult.
A POINT FOR ALeER
DETROIT, June 13.-The proudes
thing the boomers of .Governc
/ Alger are paIAdinR to-day is q lette
from Chicago ray ing that Mr.. Wake
Blaine has asserted that his father will
not under any circumstances be eau
didate 1T Chicago and that OF all tn
linen mentioned for frat place tn
Blaine interest favored the Michigan
candidate. Colonel John Atkinson
pulled the letter purportinR to eontAil
this information from his pocket, bu
he would not show 1t nor would he 81.
who WAS authority for the abatement.
CALIFORNIA FOR BLAINE,
eAN Francisco, June ia dis
! patch from Wamsutter, W. T., state
i shat the California delegates 10 tn
Chicago convention had q meeting her
to-day and agreed to aot ~ unit 10
BlAine rs the first choice, and 20 cas-
. their hrst vote for him Unless they dc
eide upon q more available man afte
, their arrival Of Chicago.
, FARwKLL SAYS BLAINE WOULD AC
cEPT.
PIrrsBURo, June 10 Senator Far
we'll, Of Illinois, parsed through tn
city tonight enroute 70 Chicago. In n
interview he stated that Blsine's nam
: would probably be presented at III
Chicago convention, and, II nominated
Q he would accept.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14
CPECIAL NOTICE.

- 1o fARmERS BUrOHEBS.
FOR SALE-1he capital stock IN tbl
Washington street MsrEet House 90, III
and Washington streets. Purchasers OF inc
stock arc entitled 10 choice OF stalls accord
Ing to the mount OF stccI subscribed for
Also stable room for horse and wagon In TIT
pase N eht, which Is 70 DO ftted up tor TIT
use Of farmers and these away from In
marEet For full particulars cSll st ofice o
PHILIP R.CLARK Il Co 824 Mark ct street.
J. j. PIERCE. No. West IN street, or
Ono. X 1owrssND ol& Market st. not
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

The FE.a!o.1gElss In New YeTk
have af-sly 30 aeuco1 ;ho.r tacics
70 seon'e tas' 5rh'e for C;aeelsnd and
the DaEo2ss!tc faT!y. LIS their In.
tention 81 msks a tent csnyAss OF the
Bate, a. icy claim thst the only
county II asi3d ley msie sny gains
last yer sss Ice Ha Ia h,,h this Pc
ouliar kni Of -anvsss was c,ndu ssed .
his diff 3a.i 10 understand What the
Prohibl;icnl,'s msar; Il they are the
earnest 'r,enis Of TEN persnce that they
profess to ce, /, certainly seems strange
shat 'hey pe=si.t in CASING their yotel
AgAins' the only party through whIot
they cLn hAvs a1y hoIe O: restricting
the iiqnor lrifao, The way these meI
have seed In the past, and are sill
Acting, Is sufi cisns to Cause people /
suppose tina! theIr main object Is 10 de
ieAt tbs Republican parry, and his
inelr pTotss's.!ous OF tenn oeranoe CT
bat a SIDE issue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

WILHIFuEON q NUh 7 n EINN n He
Time table in effect, May 18Th 1873. Trains
leave Wilmington tFrench street, follows ;:
For Reading, Blrdsboto o, Joanna, sp-ng-
field, WAynesblr arg junction, Manor ,POtt5sllIe,
TAmAqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Merntrz-
VILE and all points on the Philadelphia and
Reading K. r., 80 4. m. and ?, % ,. ~.
FOR sprlngreld, kayhti ontg Junction,
Ford and DupOnt's and Intermediate points,
z 90 a. IN, and % p. IN.
For Coatesville aud intermediate pOiHts at
100 a. m. 2.lO and 80 p. III.
For West Chester, go 4. m, .. and 500
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and interim d.Aic points,
O. 10 p. N. and ON Saturday uAlY Ut 30 and
il. Is y. IN.
on SUNDAY for Realizing and iutermt liate
points, at SOS a. M, AMI for Springfield aad
Intermediate noints At $40 p. N.
| A. q. MepAUsLAND, BOWNE sS BRIGGS
Superintendent. Gtn'l Pass. Ag't.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

WITHIN THE LIMITS OF TnE CRY.
BE 1t ordained by the city Council of Will
minRton:
SECTION I.-If any person shall, atany tImc
hereafter, within the limits ofthe city, IRE OF
or discharge any cannon, gun, pistol IRE
crack. RS. Lquib or other fireworks Of any
kind. or II any pers on, except In the course
of some lawful busiEess, trade or profession,
shall make = bonfire or any hre IN any of the
public streets, lanes or alleys OF this city, OF
In any other place in the open air within said
city, within 80 yards OF any street, lane OF
alley, such person so offending shall foI
every such offence forfeit Bnd nay a fine o not
tess thsn d or more than go; PROVIDED, how
ever, that such public displays Of fireworks
may be held aud given In the public parks OF
the city, situated between Seventh and
L ghth and Franklin ani Broome streets, on
the westerly side Of the city, and in such
place or places on the easterly side of the city
IS the CITY Council shall at any time or timci
hereafter, by msJority vote thereof direct,
said public displays OF hreworks at all lime
whetesOyer they may be held, be under thu
control Of special committee of Council, 4
be appointed from time to tine for that spec
ial purpote.
dlnanees In rein' ion TO the firing OF cAnnons,
guns, pistols, rre-cracKers or any other IRE
works OF any Kind, Within the city Inns Is
hereto fore ordained, and passed by the cit!
council OF this city are repealed.
Passed At the CITY Hat. Wilmington, Della
ju-'s.st .. b. RHoADs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14
SUMMER TERM
Regina April Ie, Enas Iane 2a. 3

Regins April I8, Ends June AZ. 'Ss
Now elacseg and private Instruction Ia
st; unents, Plano aud organ Tuning, ORA.
tory, Engliah branches, French, Cor IAN
and italian Languages, Drawing, Painting
m0d cling and Port1Aituro. Tuition, % 4
s2b ger term. Lectures on Music, Art, Lit
ern:are, etc., by eminent Specialists, and
dsaeral Glasses, RecitAis, eto, Tree TO M
regular Students. Board and room In he
new Home, SS.o0 10 $3.50 per wook. zoH
kOhSERVA TORY, L. TOURJEE, DiI
Oranhllu So, Bosten. ml2 dkw win
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

Charles ] q. Beckett, 108 W. Seventh
street, just the pace for cool and re-
fIeshipg sherry oobbler, cstES5a COB
bier, clare: punch, whitky punch, run
punch, pure liquors, and the beat cigar
In The city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

WAMAWAK mmB
PzmADMFmA. Thulsday, Juns IA, isss
Rare bargains In Misses
and Children's 1 and 2'piece|
Dresses, sizes 4 to I6. just
a hint to-day.
Second floor. Ches nut street side. Two
elevators.
The s7Ic French Printed
Challis are every whit as
good as the SOC or 60c kinds.
Same wool and weaving.
You may like the designs
just as well.
Southeast of centre.
Books for Summer read
ing help or time killing. A
handful as they come:
The Kings Men. A novel by four popular
authors Robert Grant. John Boyle
O'Rlelly, j. s. of Dale, and John 7.
Wheelwfight; tastefully bound iucloth.
Publishers price, SIPS; our price, 25c.
Hot Weather Dishes, a new cookbook,
by Mrs. ST. Rorer.
Cloth, Use, paper, 40c.
The Philadelphia Cook Book, by Mrs. s.
T. Rorer. 25.
Canning and Preserving, by Mrs. 8. 7.
Rorer, zoe.
Base Bail; How to Become aPlsyer with
history and explanation ofthe game, by
John Montgomery Ward. zoe.
Especial priced books-big
counter full, where 2sc COM
moply stands for 81.
| New Books as fast as
Ithey come out. Watch their
table.
Or watch Book News
lOnce a month it tells you of
1.-THE new Books. Helps you
to buy without doubt or risk.
lGossips Of bookish things.
June Book News (52 pages),
lportrait of Edward Eggles-
ton. &c, SOC q year.
Thirteenth street entrance.
| One straw from the Rib.
bon harvest field: Satin and
Velvet Picot-sdge Ribbon,
No IL, all colors. just the
thing for trimming Pongees
Tor Printed Chinss, I6c; kst
Han half retail valHe.
East Trsnsept.
| Mems fine Stockinette
.lCoats and Vests, So for beth
weight IA ounces; tailor cut
,I3 colors.
dark gray
light gray
light brown
Figure what the cloth alon'
, would cost. So
Twin the Sporting Goods, Chestnut stree
r entrance.
Il We are all the time doing
ttIsurprisiog things with China
lprices. These almost at ran
'Idom, but with an eye to use
lin the Summer cottage:
Blue Cover Minton, odd
lpieces, half and less,
i English Decorated Dinner
Sets. $50 pieces, $40
/ English Decorated Tea
; Sets, blue, pink, brown, 81
lpieces, S..
4 English Decorated Cham
Der Sets and Jars, pink, blue
q drown, IFS, from $3.50.
i Glass Berry Bowls, rose
dlblue, green, opal, IS, 3c,an
I40c-half and less.
Lemonade Sets, pitch
3e er, 6 tumblers, various col
e. ors, csc up.
q; japanese Rose Jars, brigl
ne and cheerful:
Il Dwarf, 25 to IS C.
o. Sill, SOC to Il
"a Kags, 90c TO $3.50.
II Near Juniper and Market streets corn
ee Warm Weather Shoe
ID Think OF the use they'll |
On put to, then lock th.oue
or the Shoe store. Shoes
si. loll and lounge in, to ri
y, and romp in, to play or P
le' rade in. More kinds al
a %I more of q kind, twice owe
on o than we know of under a
&c; Iother roof.
lye,I Ladies' Mountain Sho'
]
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

THE SALOON KEEPHRs Vho were re-
fused 'i-elsss ~ the Our. will do we'll
to co9 ply ~ q the Law and keep their
places - c.nfrsiss hey may fad
them'el'ts L tie iron arp OF The law.
In Ad3.:.-l . 'ae pena .ies they will
have . p! proven guilty, they will
also h5i t1.' very vi9lGion OF the law
VIII he 5s-rgt' up in Judgment sgAinss
them Il 'aH! I ala again apply for q
license. E-z 7ery best course for all
who failed secure ncease 10 to keep
their pie-e' .'ossi, End not sell q drop
OF Sny'Lias % dirk. Thoss who have
secured lu.' .csesss will also have u
be On sh5 ,~c1,ut, for II they Viola.,
the las aty Et.l do II q. their peril
Tbs Lag sd J.tes Association is de
sermtae- o lave the Law respected
and 6rsss I'D 81 S1nisy .rsf1i,, there
lore II ~. e veil ioT all engaged 4
the ou't1 IS to axe note o. This Iacl
and govern taem slves As7olilnz.y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14
MOTpUHB.
NOTICE
FOURTH OF JULY PROCLAMATION.

Hotiee IL hereby given that the following
provision Of city ordinance, In relation 10
dlscharKing guns, pistols, cAnnons, nre-
limits will be strictly enforced;
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

ID EMoYAL4
u Having removed 10 NO. ais East
Fourth street, am prepared 10 do tin
An sheet iron toofng, gutterinS, rpoutlrg
AID lob work Of all kinds promptly attended
to. Tin roofs repaired and painted. EBti-
mates furnished when desired. Would be
plsAled to zee ell my old customers and as
m any new ones as may wish TO Eive ne .
call, ALEXhkDER OHAM BERS.
sl0sm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

DRESSMAKIHg TAUGHT BY THE
taller system, free of charge. for the
ne xt two weeks. We make this offer 10 In
troduce the system; one can learn IN q few
daTs or evenings what " .uld take them
months IN 3 shop. MISS q. nEEDBAu,
Is Ga 7oB l.. eth ssreet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

DOOKS-FARMl WITH GREEN
ID Msnures. The fourth edition now
ready. Prise, bouad IN raper 65 cents, In
cloti 81. iii DO ssnt for cash, fres OF pos
tsge. addross, DE-. HARLAN, Whining
! ton Del. les sa On
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

AN oRnINANcR PRoHnnIrIso THE FIRIse
OF CASNoNs, GUNS, PISTOLS, FIRR
CRACKERS on OTHER FIREWORKS
WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THk CITY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14
53S N. Fourth St,
Below Grsea.
PHILADELPHIA,
ATLANTIC CARDEN
no. s2A KING STREET.

The undersigned hsa lifted I'D yhs
Atlantic Garden in good style, and
Invites al Who wish TO pasu 4 Few
moments PLEASANTLY TO call snd pery!o!
pate In Rsns Of shuttle. beard, tsr
Pies or pool. Csoice winss &Sd liqacT;
and cigars alwRy5 on hand,
Lunch every "wednesday morriu.
and Saturday morning And evening
WIZ. LEea, Proprietor.
iiVL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

j. A. CRANST0N co.
IN 100 King str et have now on sale, fer
tlliEers In small packages, for grass, plants,
cemetery lots, roses, and all kinds OF flowers
making quick growth. Bone u special prepa,
ration for chickens. Agents wanted. ALB I'm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

TnHE roy THAT GOT TWO DRESS
Il suits and returned one on MAJ 22nd,
would oonfo' great favor by cRlling on
Id KS. HkN2E, AIS King street.. ID 81
DOABDERS ARTED. - FRUHT
ID rooms, second story and others at lo2l
1atnA!l street. l3-ot'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-14
CALIFORNIA FOR BLAINE,

PlrTsBURe, June 10 Senator Far
well, Of Illinois, parsed through the
city tonight enroute 70 Chicago. In an
interview he stated that Blsine's name
would probably be presented at the
Chicago convention, and, II nominated,
he would accept.
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motion Of the States counsel, he being sat
lsfied that these gentlemen had nothing to
do with the matter
Peter A. Bremen g. Co., of Augusta, will
exhibit at the Exposition two pianos, every
part OF which will be manufactured in Au-
guSta. The frame and other heavy parts,
as we'll as every particle of the intricate in
terror, will be made in that city. Both in
struments will be constructed entirely of
Georgia wood, which Mr.. Brenner consid-
ers the best in the world for pianos. In
order to show to the public that these
pianos were actually made in Augusta, Mr.
Bremen proposes to make and set up a
piano in his exhibit in the Exposition
building.
At Athens. Thursday night, when Neal
Taylor, railroad laborer of the colored
persuasion, went to his home he found that
his wife had hidden a long farewell to the
world. the flesh anu the devil, aud en-
braced Christianity. Neal, whose religious
precepts are rather lax, endeavored to per
suade his wife to forsake her newly formed
faith and upon her refusal to do so, used
more effective argument in the shape Of
bod Stat. The woman's hands were tied
above her head, and she was forced to bend
herself over a trunk, while her fiendish hus-
band beat her mercilessly. The woman
is dying from the effects of the beating,
and her inhuman husband is at large.
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or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, d. G.
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