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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

TEE dhsoEiAg asWs esmas fEom al
pax1s OF the RSninsulA thas Tie paAch
crop tails year VIII b i1menses and
somo growers estimate u - high - ton
million bAskelA Some doabI he's bosn
expressed q 10 The ability OF the Penn
SylvAniA Railroad oOmpsny 10 move
this number Of batksts, bat We believe
that Il VIII prove equal 70 - emSr
aency, and Be ready 10 place the frni1
lust WHARF IL IL desired. The sale OF
this crop will bring . vAsl amount OF
money into the State, especially 10 The
lower counties, and be the means OF
relieving much Of the financial trouble
that has bean caused By the failure
Of this very Important crop daring
the past tWo years. The strA sberry
crop was large and prohtA Die, probably
4, more 90 TO tho p!okerB than the grow
ers, but s,Ill the money real ssd from
Il vas distributed among the Teopler
and was no doubt tho means Of giving
considerable Impetus 70 business OF oil
klDdB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

ALBANY, July "A number of promi.
nent Democrats In this section have
already pronounced for tile Republican
ticket Among the number are two ex-
mayors of Troy and an ex comptroller.
who marched with the Republican pro.
cession two or three days after the nomi
nat ons were name. Up in the Mohawk
Valley, at Little Falls, Hon. George W.
Smith, who has been a Democrat for
many years, has returned to the Republic
can party The noted scotsman, Hiram
Sibley, of Rochester, is also out for the
Republican ticket.
MORE OF THEN PROM PITTsBCRG.
PIr-sBURG, July 5-Western Penn.
sylvaniR Democrats continue to come
over to Harrison and Protection. James
Powers once Democratic candidate OF
equity commissioner; General Manager
James Grimes, of the Knoxville Land
I'm .rovement Company, and Secretary
Thomas Acker, Of Local Assembly 9704
of the Knights Of Labor which includes
tn tube workers, are among to day
converts. Acker told a reporter tina h
would rather shut up the mills Of TeKai
than the pipe mills of Pittsburg.
ALLENTOWN DEMOCRATS FOR HARRISON
j ALLENTOWN, July Harry c. Trek
Ter, well.known lrmber dealer, and a
one tins es!dent OF Common Council
, and Mr.. Bryan, a contractor, have an
nounc4d their intention of supportiD
, Harrison and MoIt.n Both have bee
prom inent IN Democratic circles and tn
former was at one time q leading men
Der of the Americus Club and an actin
: worker at the polls. The latter hi
always been regarded as one Of Il
shrewdest politicians in the party and ha
always commanded considerable iu1u
ence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07
SATURDAY july !, 1888
FOR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
o! Indlana.

TIE FRkE Trade pGnoy which The
Democrats are sndeAYoring to iorcs
noon this country 10 WhAt hes placed
England and Ireland, especially the
latter, In the condition they arc today.
The Mills bill, which for months has
been before Congress, 10 only free trade
under another name, for anything thai
does NOT protect our industries is moth
ing more or less IhNn thai. This bill,
Witch The Democrats claim 10 only Tor
the revision OF tie tATih, provides for
hhs removal Of The duty on certain ar.
tloles, and . reduction on others. The
tariff 10 now % low ~ 10 can be safely
made 10 afford proteohon 10 our home
industries, and reduction or change OF
0he tariff that removes that protection
Il virtually tree trade. The Democrats
will have TO stand by this issue during
the coming campaign, ~ their platform
is 20 framed this year that there eau
be no mistake in its meaning. They
have, however, already made m ehor
10 decisive the people, - usual, In TO
gard 10 this matter, 81 Governor Hill
recently told his hearers, In . speaci
that he made In BeR York, that II b
had any idea that the platform mean
free trade be would not support It, 1
10 moi 10 be supposed that the Governo
IL % ignorant that he did NOT know
what he IVES talking about, therefore
the only construction that can y pu
on his words Is that be knew What b
said was false, and thGI he mRds thi
assertion for tbs purpose OF deoelvin
the mechanics and WOrklngmen With
sound OF his voice. Mr.. WAIlersoU
who probably had more 10 do vii
framing the platform than any olhe
member Of the committee on TeSOlu
tIons, says thA, IL does mean free trad
and II 10 but reasonable to suppose thi
he IL . much better authority on TIL
matter than Governor Hill, whom II
probable bad noI read the platform I
the time he made his speech Of II
rAtiAoatlon meeting. We, hoWeve
advise every workingmAn 10 read u
Democratic platform carefully himIeI
and then compare IL With the plAslOr
adopted ty the Repu Ol!cAns. II eAt
voter viii do this, he will then be al
TO Judge for himseli which party 10 q
serving Of his support
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

A concession to reform.
We pool our loss with your
Inconvenience and give these
thousands the half Of a week
day for rest or outing. We
are glad to do it. Are youl
In one way or another
these people serve both you
and US. That they are not
all perfect in every iransac-
ton we well know. But there
is a great amount Of good
service here, and noble life
Both will be better still fol
kindly treatment. Business
is hard, memorable, but il
may be refined, and a toucf
of nature may help thu
backs to bear the burdens
There is humanity In it.
This is not an essay in so
cial science, but an effort t
tell you of your share in Civ
ing recreation and freedom
to some Thousands OF tollini
women and girls, men ant
boys. ..-.
| Buy yoaTy things here an
day but Saturday. and If 1
must be Saturday, let ii B
before I o'cIOck.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07


The HEALTH, aud even the lives Of
. communtty depenI in Q greAi meA.
sure on IRE wafer which is furnished
for use, and az this IL an lnaisputA Bile
iAo! LIS higaiy Important that those
having charge OF the wafer supply
should see that 1t Is furnished TO Il q
olGizsns pure and free from o1ntAmInA,
hon. This, however, cannot ba said in
TeieEtnSe 10 the wafer furnished by cuI
WAtsr Department Tor the past twC
weeks, and were It not for the SPRING.
anc lev pumps We have ls',, compiled
with the generosity OF = business Arm
which freely gives to ell corners from
their ArIesiAn well, We firmly believt
thA: olt-hAli OF our ctsIz Ems woult
nov he slick, II those having ohArgl
Of this mAissr will not make any effor
10 inprove the supply Ii will be bette
lot sTery properly holder, wh1 ha
anm l'5nt grouud FOR this purpose, /
sink wsll '6r hls avn use, aud dit
caro- the 0 l1yed Brandy vine ALA
gethsr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

FROM ALL lvsr tAe country word f.
being received that DsnoctAao LEADER
are dsset'lng ihslr patty, and Announo.
Ing sheir intsp sioa 10 vo:e for Fl ArrIsou
and Morton on Acoount OF Nj. eve
lAnd's iree'irAie policy ami the free
1sade platform adopted by ths 81. Louls
O1nven.on. Their example will no
dub! be followed by many others,
especially among she working class, As
there Is not al Intelligent mechanic IN
thls country who Stops to consider the
etfeoi OF fE2e '-Ad?, bat who will vote
and work sgallsi t1B gU50ess OF tag
parry laat iA7oEs Il. We believe thal
huRdfsd5 OF Democrats in this city vii
CAST 'heir vc!ss for HirElsoa sud Nor
ton en- !-is eaoouut, FOR as a mater c
iAo! 9hey osnnos Aff0rd TO do other Wise
II would be The height OF foollshueil
iof iec4 % v1.e against their owl
Interest, sn3 ARti "a what evaIy work
lnsmtu MI. 90 uEj casts ~ vote 10
oie7elspi sri TaulmAn. We Ars O
the opinion ina; there ls , very an
pleA'an suE2rtsa N s.ore for Mr.. Cleve
land in November.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

We advertised a few
weeks since a special coach
at S12 and recommended
the same to be good value
for the money.
We were quickly followed
by another dealer who ad-
vertised a special $l2 car
rage, something he didn't
have. Also, stated he had
the cheapest and larg est line
in the city and a line he con-
trolled. All of this is hum
bug, as they have nothing
we can't get if it's worth
having and we want 1t.
Don't buy until you sec
our stock. We have a large
line OF them at reasonable
prices ard some that are
way below reason
At the first Of the seasol
we bought a large lot 0
sample coaches from whic'
we selected the patterns W
wanted to handle. The bal
ance Of them will be sold O
the following low prices:
S s 90 for a carriage worth Sc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

CHAIRMAN GRIFFE, OF the Art.
Saloon Republican NaiionAi Oom nit
Zee, has issued IN address endorsing
the platform s5op.ed by the ChicAso
Convention, and urging tenn perSnoe
vo'ers 10 support Harrison aud Morton.
This is fitting and conclusive ansWer
TO The Democratic assertions thai the
RePu ollcAn party Is In tsvor Of free
Whitky Tits address will no doub,
have iss effect upon practical, sensible
Temperance men, ghO do NOT teel like
sAorlA'ins everything 10 the vain hope
OF Obtaining someshiug thai has been
proved Is lT practicable The charge
mAds BY the D3mo3EEis thai auy other
party except thsir own iAvors free
Whlaky 10 ES'uGd, 90 ~. is we'll known
that we're # no: for tho sGloon elemep
In this country the Dem ocrLts Uonii
not be in power to-day, Governor Hi
vetoed lhs h.ga license Law passed by I
Republican Lsg'9,htusa 10 Nav YJrk
for The go!e purpJse Of SECURING I'll
votes OF forty thousand persons inter
estei In tao liquor ttsfi3 Ia New YJrl
Oily for the Democratic party. Az Ih
restrlolVe lqa7T lava nov In operation
In The Ualied SAFES have Oosn ensessl
BY the Rs2u9'i9'ns, Nod this ia,i slgr
should be sufh sni 10 eJnslno9 tenn
perance men which OF tue two pAr.ie
s entitled 10 iholF support.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07
wANAmAKER's.
PnLADmPHIA, Saturday. July 7, 1885.
Closed to-day at I O'clOck
This Saturday half. holiday

This Saturday half. holiday
is an inconvenience to you
and a loss to US. The gain.
ers are the nearly 1000 PEG.
pie who are on our retail
payroll to. day. Beside this,
all, except mechanical work.
ers by the piece or hour, get
a vacation with pay if in our
employ six months, whict
has been the rule here since
the store began twelve years
ago.
Why then this carly clos
ling on Saturday?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

Just received, a car load
of antique oak suits; having
made a contract for 800 OF
these suits and getting them
at so little money, We are
prepared to offer them at a
surprisingly low figure
They are good value fol
$45. We sell them for $50
complete, 8 pieces.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07
Standardization
PA King Street.
l have received large line of fishing
tackle which l am selling at
the low st prices

8 jOinted ash rods, rs Cts.
4 tOtntAd Rsh rods, 70 cts.
2 jOinted bamboo rods, plain, 10
ats.
) jOinte d bamboo rods, plain, so
ats.
4 jOtnIed bamboo rods, plain, 20
GIa.
3 JOtnteO bamboo rods, reeI, land
and guides, 81.
4 jOInted bamboo rods, FeeI, land
and guides, @I,25.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from 25c TO $500. Come tC
the oldest established house in Delaware
2l4 KING STREET. Send for price lis
OF base ball and sporting goods,
jul4-tu tn sR-tf
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Tile Original and Onl,
DRY GOODS
"B EE HIV Z"
At 3oe Market st.

Offers you the largest and most select
stock Of Children's Lace Caps in the city
at cut prices. Some half, some three
quarters. New goods, correct styles, as low
as 10 cents. A Lace Cap for 10 cents or
l.50 as suits your pocket best.
Embroidered End Null Ties, marked
down to about half price.
A few Cream Spanish Lace FichuH
for one quarter price.
500 Gents Fourth Hand Ties, OF
Teck scarfs, 5O-cent goods, for 25 cents,
The stock is all new, but too large, and
must be reduced.
Lace Mitts, 75cent ones for 20 cents
5O'cent ones for SIN cents; 81 -cent
ones for % cents; 25-cent ones Tor II
cents.
One small lot of Parasols; instead o.
1880 the price is now 81 each. Thi
week ought TO clear them all out.
Tremendous bargains in White Goods
Some beauties marked down from 25 Il
IS cents; 20 to 10 cents; 10 to 1917 cent?
20 to l211 cents. Lawns, BAtiste an
Chailies all marked down,
sateens at 10, 121f, 90, 25, 81 and 8
cents. All perfect goode, no seconds
lone line at 1911 cents as fine as French
but no dark colors among them Tw
cases of Dress Ginghams, 10, 121l,
and 20 cents.
One lot of about 80 Fans all markt
dnwn fully half, New prices, 50 cen
Ito S1.50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

TEE manner in which the Journal
lie conducting the crusade AgAins'
Judge Oummins seems to be more Of =
perse sulIcn than . desire 10 beneni the
pubns, and We believe 10 creating q
sympathy which will eventually dc
him more good than harm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

nR. II. A. KEABLEB,
~ IhTmGtolJglst. GynAoologiGt
Once Hours ca. M, 70 II N.
20, M, 10 . so o. m.
eS0p. IN 10 80 p. m,
SFRCIALTIns:
lIssGses Of the skin and Diseases o
women Treatment In both branches b.
the new adaptation Of electricity.
Eleotroly Sis or Elootr cal surrey.
NJ. p2l NJ AkKEr STREET,
ieio eod.tf Wilmington, delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

It's to find the person to whom the
honor or dlshonor, whichever 1t is, of be.
ing the rldest criminal, that some of the
papers tn ough this country are now beth.
erlng, For time tue youngest soldier
in the Rebellion attra ted att ntioD, and
Afterwards the most aged Mason. there
was large nun Der Of both, but 1t Is
hardly likely there will be food of APP
plieants desirious OF placing themselves
on record as "the oldes. criminal"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

BASE BAH.
The following games were played
yesterday:
AZ olncInnati-1 inoinratl, Q; Ath-
.lttic, 8
Al 81 Louls-ss. Louis. d Brook
lyme.
land, y.
Al KADssl oIty-KAnsAs City, 8; Bal
tlmore, 8.
At Indianapolis - indianapolis, o.
Philadelphia, s.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING 81 Wash
tugton, 2.
OliG Carroll has signed with the Buf'
IAlo Club.
John Irwin has signed with the vii.
eabATre Club.
Buck Ewing has caught In fourteen
straight games.
YssterdAy's game at indianapolis was
Q postponed match.
The Athletic Club has won Eve out Of
eight games 30 far on this trip.
/ Tim Keefs's only stolen base WAS
made on McGuire's poor throw.
Short Stop White, released by Louis
Vile, will play with the St. Louis c abb.
Louisville is trying to get "ShottY"
Fuller, the crack short stop Of the New
Orleans Club.
John weighing. recently released by
the Athletic CLUB, will be given triAl
by the Cincinnati Club.
Boyle. who did Buoh hne catching fol
the St. Louis Browns last season, hal
been laid of without pay.
Little BrynAu, whom tbs Athletic
Club released last year as no good, bid
fair to become a crack pitcher Jude
: Anson'H tuition.
, Sam Thompson Is very SICK, aud Cal
/ neither field nor bat. The DstrOtt Olul
8 will engage another right fielder ant
. give him q rest.
A Pitcher Tying, OF the PHILADELPHIA
a Club, was nounel yesterday that hi
services wonld bs no lonker required
> Tying was signed % pitcher, at 81. CU
! per eesRon, aud was to rect.vB an add
: tional 81 600 as instructor OF slhIeti
d sports. BE WAS fsIlure.
n
ls EoliAn organs. G. Q. Green, No sc
, ghinlRy AtYhst
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Orsanettes and music Of all kinds,
803 Shipley street.
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SMART YOUNG MEN az" az ,as /" .

~ per day oct OF our cleveland snd bar.
riRon badges in your own city Ut
badges are 10 ads OF wnits NJ etal 4 gold with
me m Cd allion bust Of oAn didAts Guspended
from gold or silver eaala The hRnc 90 q eBt
and cheapest badge N AIDE, DON'T WALT
secure the sgst oy now oy sending 20 cents
In silver (not staupel for sample bRdVe and
terms DeWeese Novelty Co,
lbH south Bend, indians.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

CtALIFoRNIA.
u Special Parties. Semi Monthly. Free
Sleeping OarB. Cheap Rates South ern
Route. Address E HAWLEY, General
Eastern Agent, $3.50 Broad way, N. Y. ;
h. j. SMITH, 4e2 Ohestnu street, Phila.
delphiA, or any Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Agent. LISA,
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Masters Fleming and Arthur Hamil
ton OF Wilmington are visiting in Mid
dleioWn,
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D EmovAL
III Having removed 70 NO. 2I0 East
FOur1h street, / am prepared 70 do tiT
and snset iron roofing, RutteripE, spoutipt
and JOB work Of all Ethds promptly ATTENDED
10. Tin Toofg repaired and painted. EST.
pleased 10 GOs all my old customers and q
N any new ones ~ may WiBh TO give ne
call ALEXANDRA CHAMBERS.
Al0am
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

NOTIOE-UNDBR AND PURSUANT
IN 70 the act Of the General Assembly Of
the Stato Of Delaware, entitled IAN Act
Concerning Private Corpora lions, ''pausOs 81
Dover, March lA,h. 1883, nbtiJs 10 hereby
given that Al application win be made u
the honorable lgnatius U. 9fubD, ABAociats
Judge OF the superior court OIL u STATE Of
Delaware, residing n ReV uRstls COUNTY,
on Tuesday, July 18th, SIS, at 10 o'clock In
the morning, ct Ohamhofa, for the InOoFpo-
ration Of company 70 10 cal cd "Ths bon
or sbls CLUB, NO l OF Port Penn, Delaware,
tho purpose Of which Is literary.
JOHN fl. EnDFEY,
iyb.lot ATTY for IncorporAtors.
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10-cent sheet music. g. q. Green
1903 Shipley street.
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ROTICE.

DiVlDBND.-OrNTRAL NATIONAL
~ BANK. OF WILMINGTON, July 2.d,
lssS
The Hoard Of Eireaio have this day de
olared . dividend OF three or oeat. tJr the
last gi< months, payable 90 demand,
l-6t JOHN PEOPLrS, GATHER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-07

NOTICE T1xPAYERS TAXI no

~ TIOE.
City and Bohool Taxes soe iela
The undaRslgned, reestvers Of tAxes for the
Oily Of y nDtREtSn, will " 1t 10 n. eth II, ,
between Mafhst and KinB bts., durl1g the
and - IN the morning, and ron 2 TO II
the AfternOon, for the purpose Of receiving
tAxOl. On al tAxss paid during July. there
will be . redustien Of cents on every col.
lar, and ell tSxsa paid on or after the ] st
daY Of August, shall be payable without .
dsduetion, AZORES 40; aud all taxes unpaid
on the LIST day ofSOptenbof, hall DO inofoat-
ed BY the Additian OFFS Per esutum on the
amount thereof. EDMUND r. MOODY.
keoeiver OF Hortnsm district, Including
all north Of 9Th Ityoat
MARTIN ]. MEhLEY.
Receiver OF Southern diauiot, including
ell south of 9th LtresL ie3O-H
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Entered II lbs Post Once At Whining.
On Vel, - S-eInd elAae mall matter.
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40 To THIS BRIOCsyWArEH HOUSE
N corner otSo0tt street and tiilpin ave
nus. for frosh aod salt meB 3, MANS, shouId.
ers ard SMOKED sauSsEas. all Of which VII.
be sold for eAsn Oh snail proh's
A9-6ts ]. mEARNH.
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NUfIOE--rh o. Annual. msEIlNg
~ Of the Stock hO'ce5s OF ths NeaobOth
Teach Also alton viii DO hsld 10 Seol,
chapel eheb)th pe1eh, lei, on Wsdnes.
cay, July ls.r, 1875 o. p n.
ibe Of Nh. II. BILLANY, SEQ,
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NOTICE-THE }. A. CRANSTON co.
tiliEers in small packages, for grass, plants
cemetery los, roses. and all Kinds Of nowerss
maKlnRqulck grown. Bone special pTepa
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The Forrest City times., 1888-03-31

der among the members of the associa- tion. Ipzsmuch as the principal is never to be refunded, the money usually brings from S25 to $3O pre- mium on each $2O0 sold.
 Two hundred dollars paid in and sold every month would give at the end of the first year, paid in on stock g.. .400, premium on sales, $300. inter- est, $66, total, s2,76s. The premium and interest, &366, put up and sold would bring S4le, which would be a profit of that amount in one year on an Interest the second yeaf will be 4402; premiums, $sOo: total, TOP, which being sold would bring tS00-makiDg the until after the eighth year, when the would bring the shares to par. Of course the borrower would pay the interest and premium, but would bs equally interested in the profts-so while paying per cent. for money for six or eight years he has at the end of that time a home paid for and unin- could borrow t40o. put it into dwell- iAf anu lUf dDOut tuc dhrythb hC hodio pay for rent in the tirps have his house paid for.
 Suppose a man is making 80 a month and paying $l0 month rent. He subscribes for five shares, and has to pay five dollars per month into the association. On his five shares he is entitled to borrow $l 600, the value of his five shares.
 The more shares taken the faster money can be loaned, and the sooner the stock will be worth s2W per share. We have not space for all the details this week. Enough, however, has been given to show that such an organf ration is but . savings bank with tic additional advantage of securing the present use of money to purchase a home and repay it in easy installments as your money is earned. For the poor man wanting home there is no surer nor safer way to get it.
 Could we but have the assurance of cooperation we would call a mass meeting and see that Forrest City be placed in a position to receive the bene- fits of this great blessing. There are plenty of men to subscribe the stock. We now want some one to call the meeting to perfect organization.