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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-02-09

Coroner Nance received information
Wednesday morning that Mrs. Newton,
who resides near Cookies, on the s. V. r.
R., had committed suicide Tuesday night
by hanging herself. Mrs. Newton was q
widow lady and lived with son and
daughter, who found her hanging from q
joist of the house Wednesday morning.
At times the woman's mind was partially
deranged. We were unable to get any
further particulars.
There is said to be cunningly-devised
autograph album for use during the year
1888, in which unsuspecting maidens are
induced to write their names and which
afterwards turns out to be book of blank
proposals Of marriage to the depraved
young man who owns it. Young women
will see the necessity of retaining from
writing their names in suspicious-looking
album this year, unless, of course, they
are looking for some album of that kind
The Greenville Ne,us, of the End inst,
says: "On last Sunday, while services
were being held at Shiloh Church in An
derson Caunty, about two miles from
Piedmont, the building caught on fire and
would have been burned up had it not
been for the efforts of those present to e1-
tinguish it. The damages to the building
amounted to about hundred dollars.
The fire was caused by a defective fue,
and caught between the ceiling and the
roof of the building.'
Miss Sallie E. MCGEE, daughter of Mr..
NJ. B. McGee, of Abbeville County, died
on Friday, Srd inst, of that fatal disease,
consumption. Miss MCGEE was in the
18th year of her age, and was most
noble and excellent young lady, whose
death is deeply regretted by an extensive
acquaintance. Since her youth she had
been an exemplary member of the Walnut
Grove Baptist Church, where her remains
were inferred, the funeral services being
conducted by Rev. M. MCGEE.
DR.. R. F. Diver returned last week
from his trip out West, and reports q
pleasant time. In all the largest cities
visited, he was highly entertained and
many courtesies extended to him by the
Chiefs of the Fire Departments. The Doc
tor has decided to remain in Anderson,
and will in short time open shop for
repairing all kinds of machinery. He
will also keep machinery for sale. AS
soon as he gets his arrangements com.
pleted, the readers of the INTELLIaENcER
will hear from him.
The advertisement of Messrs. J. P. Sui
livan & Co., which appears elsewhere, pre-
sents some facts which it would be we'll
for our readers to consider. This is one
of Anderson's most solid and substantial
firms, and they handle nothing but the
best of goods, which they offer at remark
ably low prices. They carry general
stock of merchandise, and also sell several
brands of reliable fertilizers. When our
readers visit Anderson, and before making
their purchases, we would advise them to
inspect these gentlemen's goods. We are
confident they will make it to your inter-
est to do 10.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-02-09
a CARD.

WE upon entering friends future
simply attention business and
treat long permanently We
trial ability
young always
to with pride pleasure profit Anticipating frequent
You're
CRAYT0N JONES & sEYBT,
Propretor York Cash Store
80
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-02-09

Spencer Bros. 9-inch As is the best
Chewing Tobacco. Call on Cunningham
Bros for it. 19-3m.
Waste salt, 25 cts. her hundred. For ag-
ricultural purposes.
J. w. TRowRR1psE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

THE PEOPLE o. this city have las,
cause 10 be proud OF the Della ware
School OF ar. and the Choral Club.
Both are educators In all that Is refined
and elevahng, and thus seem to BIZ
Joined together In the performance OF O
great aud grand work. No one, whose
privilege Il was to attend the second
annual reception OF the sosiAtion oil
The Delaware School OF Art last even
Ing, could help feeling o psrdons BILE
pride that our city can bosst OF two
such noble institutions. The reception
could not have proved the success 1t
did, hal 1t NOT been for the valuable as.
sistAnce rendered by the mem bers OF
the Choral Cub. Music and art ,ined
hands, and together furnished an en-
sersainmens which will long rem ain .
pleasant memory to these who we're
present. Mr.. olawson e. Ham ni.t
has iusl cause to feel el.ted with the
sucorss OF his school, rs astested by the
work Of bis PUPILS, and he has the con-
s,iousness OF feeling that In develo pin 4
thelr ideas, end teaching them 10 touch
with magic brush the Canvas, he has
proved . public bsneiactor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23
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mington lexpressJ, a. d $50, T. 30 10, ii. is
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TERED 70 the ticket efiice az the station.
trains marked thus ~ are limited express,
upon which extra fare IL charged.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

rHILAD.LrHrA. wednesday, May Is, 1855.
The public mind digests
SLOWLY.
The mental food we have
been supplying daily refers
to our Summer Display, and
yet not mere than $4,000
have assimilated the fact.
Here again:
Tile Park is on HE second
floor, norlh cross gallery.
King Cotton is in The Cloak
and WyaP DEPARTMENT,
second floor, Chestnut street.
Tile Chinese figure and Six
display sO4Lcomes you in
Chestnut street entrance a0ay,
and tile Ice Pyramid chiHs
, on near centre door, Jani--
per street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23
Entered 1t the Post Once ct Whining
on bel, az sscond class mail matter.
WEDNESDAY MAY rs. 1855.
THE REPUBLICANS OF this oil

THE REPUBLICANS OF this civ
should not forget that II they wlsh 10
achieve success .. the coming city cleo.
tion they must work, ana york unceA,-
ingly, until the battle ls won. No fAul,
whstever cAn be found with the ticket.
Mr.. Harrington, whose name heads IL,
10 one OF the most energetic, go-ahead
young men Of this city. he has never
held . public eff ,e, aud was brought
out for this position BY his friends Who
know his abilities besf, and thA! he Ia
fully competen, to nli any ofi % in the
gift OF bis fellow citiEsna He 10 Of nm.
furnished reputation, and his worst
enemy cannot iruthiully say one single
word sgsinss his integrity. Such . % an
IL sure, In the event OF his election, 10
faithfully execute the trust reposed In
him, and We greatly mistake the people
OF this oily, II their desire for q pure,
clean and busIness-like Standardization
oil the affairs OF the municipality does
mol result In his triumphant ELECTION.
- u will be . wcefui mistake II he
should be defeated. The silly stories
about Lis having promised any one
that he would spp1int him chief OIL
police are without the slightest found A.
toni In fact, We have every assurAn %
that he 10 unplsdged and unsrA mmeled.
Mr.. Lichsens.eln, the candidate for
president OF City Council, was q mem
Der OF that body when II held . differ
emit position In this com muni.y and was
much more respected than IL 10 ct pres
enE He made an excellent member,
and during the time be served a. presl.
dent proved faithful and I'm partial
offioer Mr.. Shippers, the candidate for
city treasurer, although but Q young
man, is well known In this com N auily,
where he has lived tho greater part OF
his life. He has had considerable ex.
periopce In the position, having served
~ clerk and also one term % trea-
surer. He ls an expert bookkseper, an \
exoellent accountants, and II he IL eles,.
ca there will not be any trou BILE about
his naturalization papers, Is he 10 .
native to the manor born. This 10 the
uckei presented by the RspubII sans,
aud which they cordially invite aliI
Shose in favor o, o change In the AffAIrs
OF thls city to support.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23
a. NoRr8ERN N

wILMIHGroN a. NORTHERN X II.
Z, Time table In effect, May 18Th isss, Trains
Ieave wilmington tfrench street, IS follows;
f9r Reading, Birdsbuio, Joanna sprInR-
nelI' Whynetb TX Junction, Manor ,Pottsvliie,
am qua, A llentown, Lebanon, Werner..
vie anu all points on the Phi adtlphia and
Reading u r.; 40 u. IN. and 2. 40 y. m.
For Springfield, Wsyncsburg JupctIop
: on, oAit sNlile, Emhrcevlle, Lenape, Chaddis
Z 70 n. M, ana % y. IN.
: For Gainesville and intermediate points at
100 a. m 2.iO and 800 p. m.
FOR West Chester, 200 a. m, 80 and 500
p. IN.
IRily except Saturday aud sunday
For New Bridge and intermediate potnts
II, 70 p. IN. - $500
On SUNDAY for Reading and intermediate
points, ~ :. w a, M, and for Springfield and
lniermodlatr points at 8. 90 y. M
y. q Me, ASHLAND, BUWNFS BRIGGS
SUPERINTENDENT zen Pass. Ag't.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

THE WAY that High Llosnse has
operated in PhilAdel phiA should car.
tainly be an inducemenI 10 those who
are In favor OF edaclng the nu IN Der OF
saloons In this city to give It . trial
here. The License Olurt In PhilAdel.
phia has Just concluded Its labors, and
ous OF the } 422 sppplicAnts have grant
60 Dus l,26o licenses. Last year there
were o 773 saloons in that city, but the
ngures shoS lhst . 35l OF this nu a bar
old not hle application for Q rens val,
and there, with the Der refused
maktsA to OIL OF 515 less saloons than
there vas before the law went into Of
feot There are, however, some pArls
OF the Brooks lay which are objsollon.
able, and especially is this tina Gaze
with that part which makes 1t options 81
with the judges whether or not they
VIII grant an application. We were
astufed some time ng1 by excellent Au.
thorily IL philadelphia, shat In many
ins'An ces the judges had besn imposed
a CD and Induced to turn down some
OF the best snonR the applicants. while
Others who we're not deserving Of the
privilege had their applications grant
ed. Il seemr, therefore, that It would
Dc ostter TO have law so framed thu,
II Wouid secure license for every Ap
pllcAni whU WAS Abe and willing 10
pay The required foe aud comply with
she other requirements. Among these
requirements should be that OF cit an.
ship, good character, . residence OF not
less than one year In this State pre-
vious to ding the application, and the
furnishing OF bonds in a suffi ,isnl
amount 10 make each seIler response BILE
for any damage that might be commit.
TED BY men who should become drunk
In his place. Then, Il = saloon keeper
was convicted OF q violation OF Auy of
the liquor laws OF this Stale, let such
conviction work . forfeiture Of his II.
cense and tbs license OF the HOUSE., with
. disability OF rene wing the application
for period OF three or q ve years. sanh
. law would not only red noe the nun.
Der OF saloons, but also the amount o,
liquor consumed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

whatever on that day. II 10 very evi.
dent that Mr.. Blair vas born about two
centuries TOO late, and should have
lived In conneciicut during The days
OF Blue LAWS Fortunately for the
country there are enough sensible men
IN The Senate TO cousign the bill TO the
oblivion where II belongs, aud Il sesns
. PITY that they have MOT the po wsr to
seud the o-iginAior along with H.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

SENATOR BLAIR seems anxious TO
recura the uuenviaole distinction OF be-
ing the crank OF the present Congress-
Epme OF the measures which he in
froduced earlier In the session were
sufh ,ient TO hsve s;oom pllshed this
purpose, but no seems to think tbs. Il
was necessary for him to even 20 fur.
ther, and he has nov introduced a bill
70 promote tho Observance OF the
Sabbath 90 dsy oiTellslous worship"
This bill, II We understand II correctly,
proposes TO stop the running OF oars
and boats on the Sabbath and prevent
perioLs from taking any recreAG oa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23
BEE HIVE"
3O6 Market Street.
Dress Goods al HaIf Price.

lot of Dress Goods in the
right shades, Atwood, SO in.
wide; were soc, new price $50
" fol a dress. Cheap enough
for any pocket
lot Cancels Hair; were 624c,
new price Bic.
lot "a in, Wool Dress Goods
from 75c down to 874. The
above at new price is only half
OF what we have sold them at
freely.
25 Richly Embroidered Alba.
tross Robes, at only half price,
to go in this same sale. $500
and Sc 90 from $40 90 and $I2 90.
60 dozen Gents Fancy Stripe
Half Hose, regular made, i'm.
ported a few days ago. Cut
from 25c down to 15c a pair.
A few dozen left of q large lot
Of Misses famous O. G. Goods,
Sold from 40 to 65c according
to size, go now at l5e for any
size in the lot.
If you have not examined our
stock of Parasols this season it
will pay you to do 30, as there
are come startling bargains
among the m in the newe St styles
out.
Why pay zoe a yard for Chal.
lies, when you can buy them at
the Bee Hive for loo, in new
choice patterns and coloringe?
Demorest Patterns, Porto
lios, etc.
Russell, Missimer & Co,
Successors TO r. T.. Russell,
3O6 MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23
sALTIMoks a vasio xAILRoAp
sohADuhh In EEnUr. April 20, 1883.
Trains lssss delaware Avsnus DspoG
EAST BOUND.


Trains leass delaware Avsuus Dspos
EAST BOUND.
nor Phitadelnhia and Chester, SIS. f3a
%, se 30 % ", 10 90 ana ell u q N !; 60 %
%. - q, q. 20, ! 20. % 20 and 3 IS D, N
al 90, Scs ss.s 20. s. o. y. IS IS ana ~ 8
|p. n.
WEST BOUND.
For sinsefiy, accommodation. daily u 90
yor Baltimore, accommodation, daily OF.
oept sunday 10 =. m.
ror Ohieazo and PittsburK. express, daily
oincinna;i and st. Louis express, daily
baltimore accom- uodation, daily a1pm
Piu burg, chicago and st. Louis express,
daily 8 90 p m.
slngsIIy accommodates daily 30 nm.
TON LAHDkRBERa, 3 10 a. ID ,sunds4
eny, Ioo .. N. dAtis oEoept SUNDAY, 2 Is
80, . 20 D. N. daily.
Trains lseye Market Street station:
Eer Phusdelphin q 80 p. m. daily. For
netE $50 and II 90 a. NJ. eaiIy, exospt sun.
DAY; aioA n on SUNDAY only ASs and $50
Pittabu'E. Chisaxo ADD ST Louis express
dery % N:
noon, e. 100, d 80, at.oO. Gss. aiO, 10 10,
Daily, sxosps Sunday, $50, y.,o L. m
u. "a and no n. m.
Sundays only, e.1o o m.
Gxpr-aa trAiDgA
RATES TO WESTERN POINTS LovHR rHAu
VIA AMY OTHER LIMB.
W. N. OLEMRRTH, O, C,suULL
9eal olAnAEoR. 0on1 Pssa Asons
IoleDnOna No. Iva.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

fine Florentine lace
Reduced from f3.75 to $3.50.
Corset Covers, with Tcrchon lace trim
mings-
Reduced from q. rs to 75c.
Corset Covers, square neck. with fine
Hamburg inserting aud edge
Reduced to 85c.
Corset covers, square neck, ine Tor
chon and Hamburg front and back
Reduced from IS to $1.25.
CheAtnut street side, east of Main Aisle.
| A new combination. lap
land German in Art Linen
making. We have been
showing for some days past
our first venture in Saxony
Art Linens. Bureau Scaris,
S2.5o to 1915, and to wells to
match, 81 SO to 1926. table
and stand covers, SAYS to
$3.50. Ground stuffs satin
drill and monte cloth, Of
pure linen, full bleached.
Decorative work in colored
linen and silk. Designs in
|sparrows, peacocks, an d
paradise birds, conventional
and free devices, but all
beautiful in color effects.
Cockatoo colors on a field oil
virgin snow.
Women and men with!
tastes for prettiness better
beauty-should see theseI
things. They are novel. Wei
are glad to show them.
Counter west of maine aisle, north of
Transept
They are not to be sneez.
ed at--unless you buy them.
When yours, do as you
please with them OF coursel
this means Handkerchief
Unlaundered HemstitchedI
.andkerchiefs-l a d j e g..
Here is an array OF cheap-I:
ness. A portion OF it duel
70 the unwashed fact. But
remember all pure linen in /.
he description of what fol- I
ows: :
$50 dozens at 81 a dozen. i
1000 dozens. the last of
1000 dozens, 10000 pieces, I
,ne daily for nearly three
centuries, with embroidered
initial in the corner, assort- Il
nent not quite complete, at
"a cents each handkerchief
1000 dozens fine plain,
titched, at IS cents each.
The following are laun.
Tered:
$50 dozens, printed bor-
Ter, at 90 cents the dozen. '
1885 dozens, hemstitched,I
With beautiful printed bor- v
lers. I2B cents each hand lie
:erchiei, and 500 dozens II,
nore-same price-w i t h I
olored embroidered corners. =,
,hese are whas tracers call +
job--big job. h.
Then, too, fancy Mourning p.
1andkerchiefs at l2lc each. d
But you may pay $3.50 u
ach for Handkerchiefs here +
nd then buy cheap.
Ibis Linen Store OF ours. :
When you leave it you |
cave your Linen home. II
irst counter west of Transept steps. IT
We make q price on a r
7oarasol this morning rha, /
will quicken the crit toward
hat busy corner. Black
satin, lined 7mth finest siIk,
md trimmed zo1M GeebI
Chanti1E lace, So Is. This
IDENTICAL Parasol is sold in
,ther stores for Sc. You'll
wish we had 1000 instead OF
100 OF them.
ihestnut street side, west OF Maine Alsle
JOHN WARAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23
5000 RE WARD

carmen Mslascalza was assaulted on
the evening Of May 7, 1885, by some pr.
son or persons unknown, which injurie,
proved fatal. By authority OF the Coun.
eli hereby offer a reward of 5000 for In,
that Will lead TO the arrejt and
of the guilty parties.
mlo g. B. RHOADs. Mavor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ 70 fAkMERS h BUTCHERS,
FOh sA LE-rhs capital stook IN tina
Wsshington Street Market Htuso 90. an
and Washington streets. Purchasers Oh tna
stoek are entitled TO ohoioe Of ftaiIG nooerd.
az i 70 me amount OF stook subscribed for.
oAsem ent, which Is 70 be fitted m for ~.
uto oI !armeu and these away from me
Do arkot, For full particulars cali Al ofiios az
PHiLiP R.CLAPK Co, $50 MARI Of stroet.
a. u. >; tihRoR NO. WeM h street, or
dho. n TOWNSEND. Ga Market 81 na.t,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

ID EmOVAL
~ Having removed to NO. 2Is East
feurth street, i am prepared 10 do m
ana aneet iron roofing, suttering, spoutins
and JOE work OF all kinds promptly attend o.
W ". IN ioois repaired and painted. Esti.
m tes furnished when desired. Would be
pleased 70 see All my old customsrs and n
~ any new ones rs may wish 10 give ma =
GALL ALEXANDER OHAMBBRS,
Al0.am
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

Wilmington, May 2ist, 1883
~ LED PROPOSALS. WILL BE NE
~ oeived Ia ihe box 10 the OounoII Oha m.
~, un.i 9. ,lock, Ihursday evening. May
IN ~ lne ton and brandywine Cemetery. with
1ranite Curbfnx, t1e dressed g nches thioR
9 both 'front.', dressed down s inohes win
lnones division curb with the nscesIayy
uIeEIpg. mako proposals separate for a Il
top ana circular top, both fronts in ! atones
mont. i.SAr, MI IN eAon
mHl % Chairman PUBLIC BuiIlinE Ilou
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

NoIIoE - rHk WOBKINaMEN,S
4N Loan Association viii hold ms ANIMAL
nestipE Of stoe hoI derp. on Thursdsy sysn.
ing next, May 2Ath. nj shich time me ANN.
~ report Will DO submitted and of1oers and
oireeiors ele oted. JAS. Ii. hUFFEOKER.
AHeo' W. Matis, SEQ. Presidsnt.
22-3L
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23
Do YOU WEAR PANTS?

You can buy, at the great down town
bargain store, mems strictly all
wool pants for Sl.S7 these pants are
guaranteed all wool or your money re-
turned.
Men 8 nice every day pants SS cts.
Mems fine all wool cheviot pants 81. 81,
Mems very fine silk and wool cashmere
pants So 81
Mems good evening suit I3.25.
MEMS all wool Sunday Suits $500.
Chiidren's suits 95 cts.
Az the Great Down Town Bargain
bazaar, y. w. Cor. End and Market sts.,
Wilmington, Del m9l-gtS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

NoTloE 300 SHARES or NEW
~ stook inst Issued By the MechAn,cs
Loan Association and for sale. The itst
payment on the second Tuesday in nav. a
good Investment, persons desiring TO puY.
chase for them elves . Heme wsnid a. R1siI
70 invest. Shares can DO bad By calling on
the Secretsry, W. J. MORROW,
az 'steod All fronch atreot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23

T GUARANTEE TO OUKg THE MOST
4 unheAlthy tkin, removing pim niles.
olos,nes. rash. sallow or oily skin, produo'
Ing complexion white, Smooth. Hoft and
fresh c"lOred. have eursd myself ann INN.
dred OF otbefg in Philadelphla. Address
SPECIALIST. y. .. Box tel. PkilA,, Pa, msim
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-23
NoTIcE-I WILL COMMENCE n

NOTICE. WILL COMMENCE ON
Monday, April 0, to regulate, seal and
lamp my Al weights and measures used in New
1uAstle county this year. All work left AT
hlis,s, Ninth and King streets or Al nv
residence, 1880 Poplar sweet, Wnmington,
Dtl'' VIII receive prompt attention
JACOB DFAKYNE.
Regulator of Weights and Measures.
AI0- 6m cod
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sseptenDer. Have proved Of slgL al use,-Ist
70 students who design TO pursue their stujies
AZ ms or otter aw Sch DOL; "a to those who
propose 70 read prlvltely; and Sd, TO prncti ;.
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CENTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW sERIEsl NEW sERIEsl

ms association has alsavr been earefuiI,
inAnAged, and 10 now one or the ,nost sie
Eel, ,,, and prospsrous Loan Asso .iations n
six per rent; interest allowed to withdraw.
monthly meeting. '-'e ~ zach
new series OF 800 shares Of stock ia now
offered for sale at d per share ~ A""
fernonA desiring TO ioin a reli.i,,a ,.,, A.
s salon Viii do well To examtne into Ihs
merits Of this association. Secure shares n,
terms Ahd 1,d nlranEe to buy home on easy
CHARLEs N. TRUMP, President.
MILAN Z. HAWKINS. Secretary,
Once, No. 7l2 Market street. ms imeod
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