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Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
LAM AWAY.

Jacob r. Sharp, residing At No. 1901
TAtnhll street, WAS laid to rest on Mon
day afternoon in the Wilmington and
BrandyWIne cemetery. The services at
the house were conducted by Rev. L. Il
Barrett, assisted by Presiding Elder
Murray, the Rsv. A. H. Adams, of
MiddletoWn. st. PAuls' NJ. E. choir
sang several hymns very beautifully.
Mechanics Lodge, No, 4, 1. o, o B., Of
which the deceased was an old and
honored member, attended the funeral
in body. Tire pail bearers were 8. H..
Baynsrd and Il. A. Finley, represent
ing the ffiolAl board Of St. PAul'e NJ. e,
Church, OF which the deceased was y
member. Allen Smith aud o. R. Way,
representing the Jackson & Sharp Com
pAny, A. L. johnson and Corbln p.
Davis representing Mechanics Lodge, 1.
o. o. +. Joseph Psle othclated las
chaplain Of the Odd Fellows at tue
grave. Handsome floral emblems Weie
sent by the teachers and scholars Of
KingsWood Chapel. and the jackson s
Sharp Company, he having been one Of
the oraipatoTB OF said firm, and whlct
still retains his name.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
rn.r.nnr OF His FamnE.

james B Morrison, who removed TO
Gfi2gsvllle, Illinois, in 1855, visited
our city, on Monday, in order to lnttr
TIE remains Of hIs sister, Elizaoeth'
reiict Of the late Matthew Carnshsm, ,
Who d led on this 81 inst in the 6lst
year OF her age. ME Morrison 10 now
the only living representative OF ms
family, some OF them having pseh
1iven a resting place In the Whining
ton and B5audywine cemetery, within
the mast few earB.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
FAMILY POISONED.
Three MEN and . Lady MadS Danger
ously IN by Eating Dried BssF-OAe OF
tho RIcflma Daad.

tho Victims Dead.
/ A serious case Of poisoning occurred
last evening - the residence OF MRS
/ Hannah W. Binsley, No. 512 Ess
Fourth strest Mrs. Blngley 10 . widow
and her family consists OF her thre:
grown sons, who are engaged In the
con onfecti0neFy business in this city undel
the Arms name Of SinRley Brothers; Geo
Shelton, . baggage master on the p
| W. & Il. RAllroAd, and Thomas LILLY
the hoHtler for SisRley Brothers. The
family hsd supper nt the usual hour,
and Mrs. SiaRley, ,. MArkley Sing5ey
George Shelton and ThomAs Lilly ate
some dried beef thpt had been par
chased ct n neigh boring store.
IE7mediately after finishing the meal
6ingley was taken violently Bick, and
hurrisd to the yeEd, where he yomited
until he fell on ths grass from pure ex
hAustlon, Shelton went to his room
and also commenced 10 vomlt, and In
little time Mrs. 6inRley, who has not
been well for several WeakB, was also
sifected m o similar manner. YeIng
Lilly, who had also been vomiting, bn :.
ried 70 the firms store, At Fourth nnd
Walnut streetB, and informed 7. Bst-
wood SinRley Of the state Of aRsirs nj
home, That gentleman imTeoiats3y
started for his mothers residence, bst
on the way Lilly was taken SO seriously
Ill that 1t was only with the CreateSt
dificulty that he succeeded in getting
him home. Mr.. SinRley At oncy tele
phoned for DR.. Snitoher, who whbn he
arrived found the three sick men In the
yard with all the symptoms OF aggra'
waited cholera morbus
As they were too Ill to be moved to
the house, quilts were brought sad
they were made as comfortable as PCS,
sible, while the physician exerted hilh'
self to the utmost TO try and give them
relief. He worked with them until
about 8 O'Clock when all except LILLY
were better, and they were removed to
the house. The physician remained
with them until 1 80 O'Clock this morn
ing, working faithfully and admins
tering the medicine himself. At that
hour all the patients except Lilly were
much better, and IL was thought that
he was out Of danger, This morning
about O'Clock he Was taken worse and
DR.. Snltcher was hsAtiiy summoned by
telephone, but before he reached the
house the young man was dead.
DR.. Snltoher says that the poison was
undoubtedly in toe dried beef, which
| Wob VI Ohlobko hEebboh Oo1A Dknhoi Dht
what kind OF poison II was he WAS un'
able to determine, - there are 80 many
the symptoms of which are almost pre-
clsely the same. He, however, sAyl
that IL WAS o powerful irritAnt, and
had not vomiting taken place as
promptly rs 1t did, death would GER
tGinly have resulted In each case.
Thomas Lilly was about 20years oil
age, and q nephew OF John Pllling
His parents resided In Newark uutil
after Deans mill WAs burned, when
they removed to Chester, where theI
now reside. He was q steady, indus
trious young man, and has besn em
] ployed by singley Brothers for the pas
four years.
Coroner BArnhill has been notified
4 and will summon jury who will thor
OuRhly investigate the case.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Our virginia Letter.

OOItebpOuuohOo VI tuu hAENhLAoANs
WIGGMs, W. Va, Aug. 4-BIg
Greek, emptyinG into the GreenbTier
river at this point, has gene dry from its
mouth to It's source. There 10 great
scarcity Of water, there having been no
rain for about oue month. The corn ls
In bad way, the blades below the ears
having become "nred" gives us to fear
that we shall gather nothing but nub
bins.
General W. @. Wickbam, late vios
president Of the Chesapeake and Olio
Railway Company, fell dead In his
office on the 23d Of last month. He wA5
one OF VirginiA's best and most inau
entlal citizens, He resided near Rich
mond, and the people there feel his loss
keenly.
His place cannot be filled readily by
the railroad company, because IL will
be hard to find one who will be oompe.
tent to discharge the difficult duties
pertaining to the office he Allied, and ai
the same time command the good will
of the many employees of the road
Greenbrler Divieion, No. l0l, Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, has EN-
ployed me to enRross q COPY OF thI
resolution passed at Its last meeting Il
send to the family Of the deceased
General
A few days ago 1 attended the fu
neral Of Anderson BAllengee, the SOL
OF one Of the old pioneers Of this region
He was 70 years old and leaves to luf'
vive him eight brothers and sistsrs
We buried him on bluff overlooking
the mouth OF the GreenbIier. Hi
nepheWs dug his grave and made hi
I l.. Nt-A H. ua.NN UH4A
dates OF birth and death. There
much typhoid fever among us and quit
within the past week, W. b. W.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

"Oh, EleTpAl God, with tho nation
we stand e,etricken to-day by start
ling Intelligence that the illustri0us
career OF the Genarbl Of the Army is
ended. The brilliant story OF bis
achievements 10 written In tho annals
OF the country, and be has gone to the
bar OF history. We commend TO Thy
Almighty protection and fAtherb o ID
she wife who has been widowed, and
the children who have been made
iAtherless.
A message was received from the
President, announcing the death Of
General Philip H, Sheridan.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
THE ORIGINAL
DRY GOODS
"B EE HIVE"
O Wilmington,
At 3o6 Market Street.
OF Wiln8ington,

The ladies' responded so
freely to oar last advertise
ment we have decided to
give them a few more indis-
putable bargains.
We pay very little regard
70 the cost in making prices
for this great clearance sale.
Read a few of the facts
and be your own judge. We
make this fearful cut In
prices to clean out the re-
raainder of the different
stocks. 1t is for your inter-
est to buy them to keep for
another season il you do not
need to-day.
5 pieces of grey mixed
suitings 38 in, cut from
624 down to 22c, and all
wool.
A few pieces OF black al
batross,alI-wool, sold freely at
623c a yd,price today or for
this sale 22c.
Swiss EDGE. Z in wide. &c.
Swies Edge, 6 in. wide, SC.
A few white plaid aprons
from 25c down to Ioc.
8 In. Oriental lace, 10c a
I'D
Turkey red table damssk
from 37I down to 2oc a yd;
don't delay if you want it.
Fancy parasols almost
given away.
Gif CHAINS a few pieces at
Sc a yd.
"Sateens," we find our.
selves with too many. Now
comes the big loss. French
Sateens at 16c ; whoever
heard of such a price for 81
cts goodsf
A few pieces of light OF
ecru grounds, with Colored
figures, at 125c a yard.
The 10 and 1915 ChAllles
to 90 now at SC. This will
be your last chance ior them.
The 15c Chambrays, adj
vertised at Sc, are nearly all
gone.
) Children's hose, seal, wine
and navy, 15c goods to GO
in now at SC a pair.
Ladies' Isle thread hose
? sold at 75c, $500, $I,25, al
to go In this sale at 25c q
= pair; delays are dangerous |
! you want the bargains.
!. 8 pieces brown silk at %
: a yard; ends Of plain o
T fancy silks in lengths OF t
d 10 yds at about half price.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Flonlnr Rrorn Juatioa.

The committee Of the Bar Association
having RoYmulated charges AgAinsi
Walter Oummins, sent . message tC
Smyrna, In order to serve the same on
him, but thus far he cannot be found
aud II is believed that he has gone away
purposely in order to avoid any hear
ing of his case. The committee, IL II
said, will meet tomorrow and proceed
to investigate the case, when IL Is very
likely the judge will be convicted oI
unprofessiouRl conduct and lastingly
disgrace. Isis too bad that he should
thus have dlsgraosd his name and madt
q wreck Of his fortune.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
rIphold in virginia.

WACHAPREAGUE, VA, Aug. T.
Typhoid fever OF = malignant type ID
prevalent in and around this town
AocomAc county, Virginia, where II
persons are proStrAted with the disease
though only one death has occurred.
The epidemic is attributed to defective
drainage and contaminated drinking
water.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Drunken mob,

EoRRIsrowN, Aug. Ga dozen or
more drunken Italians surrounded the
house Of John j. Hughes, q wealthy
Upper Merton farmer, last evening and
threatened TO burn him out. Knives
and pistols were 1lurishtd and ie y
shots were fired, but without effect.
The mpzz!es OF several rifles and shot
guns we're pointed At the besieRefs t!om
The windows OF Mr.. Hushes' house
and this served TO hold them nt bay, A
messenger was despatched to Norris
town for assistance, but by the time
help came the drunken mob had fed
One OF the parties WAS arrested to-day
aud has promised to give the names o
the others.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
A uottaRe TOR ulavsIana.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-DuYinR the
recent abssnco Of the President and Mrs.
Cleveland from WAshinRton . perfectly
anlshed ornamental cottage, 81 By so
feet, with wide piszzes and complete
equipment, WAS erected almost in q
night at Oak View. II is made Of Michi'
gan wood, painted stone gray, with
brown trimmings and red ro0', and 10 a
present. from Western Michigan friends
Of the President to himself and Mrs
Cleveland. 1t will be used as an ofnoe
and a summer house. 1t is 3 decided
addition to the charm Of the landscape
and is much admired.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
pr. slsnnle,s paaEhter.

Rand, MoNally & Co, 148 to 164
Monroe street, Chicago, ILL.,, have Just
issued charming romance OF real life
from their press. It shows very plainly
the modius oparandi OF winning a
wpmAn's heart, and the many obstacles
that have to be overcome In order "a
successfully accomplish that desirable
end. We are only human, after all,
and t1p.ef'ilness will ut last win, and
home will be made happy by loving
hbArkg,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
a NJ 900 steal.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 7.-The cloth
ius and mems supply goods store OF
Biting BIos. vas robbed on SsturG sy
niyrt OF iewslry aud clothing vsiusd Of
81. 1000. Oha OF tie thieves was sIFGtted
ut the Union Depot Hotel on Suneay
and ali the goods Wese recovered. Il Z
was detected By nitaus OF tfado ul 81 !, !
etras takon from tbs js9airy aad 1911
in q bureau drawer at tho EOt3i.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
b. u. Il. SUTTON
Dfce, 924 Market Street.

Resl Estate bought, sold, rented and
tChSnged.
Mortgages and Loans negotiated o.
brent rates Of interest.
Rents and Income collected AD6
romptly remitted.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Wills and al
lgal papers prepared.
Public sales OF city and county
foperty.
Investments carefully arranged Ani
y business conducted with promptness
rict confidence and ample responsible
\,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
F.ns candy at YsreusOn'u, IL z. "a.
EncKe's oomst. .

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. IA cable
M message from the European Union 0i
Astronomers, received yesterday, al :
nouucss the discovery Of Euoke's comet
on Its prssent return at tie Royal OBJ
EervatOry OF the Cape Of Good Hope, on
Friday evening, The discovery posi:
tion il the following: August D, =
hours, 81 minutes, seconds, Green
witch mean tlnei right ascension, II
honrs, - mlnutes, 54.8 seconds; declina.
tion, south, II houfs. 81 minutes, 80
seconds.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
DR.. SHINING Eye Cure

Is the wonderful remedy for all diseases
and weaxneaS of the eyes. A gentleman
who could not see an object tbree feet
of could see distinctly and plain good
distance away ou using one bottle. 30
with many others whom we cAn refer tO.
Supplied in 20 and 30 cent bottles.
Prescription Of DR.. j. Simms b Son,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington
Del. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
MorrelIIa.

If you want to buy during August
carpets, oil cloths, shades, table linens,
nspkins, towels, lace curtains, table or
piano covers, any thing We have to sell
Ia fact, you will BAve about % per cent.
Come and see and compare. Masonic
Temple.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
For Rent.

A stable that will accommodate two
horses, carriage room separate for two
cArraiges, can be rented reaaonAole.
Centrally located. Apply to W. Scott
Vernon, this ofioe. Also . good soErel
mare for $3.50; and dearborn for SALE
owing to change In plans.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
For sale Uhsap,

A good dearborn, suitable for light
hauling, sold for want Of use, can be
seen aL the stables on West Fifth street,
rear of blacksmith shop, between Madi-
son and Monroe streeta, fcom 10 O'Clock
to 12 O'Clock, and from O'Clock to .
O'Clock. Price $40.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
uhas. j. II. Beckett,

10S West Seventh street. Just the
place for . cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler,
OatawbA
ClRrot Punch,
Whisky
Bum
Pure liquors,
and the best oiRArs in the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
~. uananll slin erow, Rstter.

Congressman Samuel j. BAndall's
health 10 Improving day by day. Mr.
Randall now eta up q creator p1Ftioa OF
each day aud passes the time In read
ing, Yesterday he rssd Eaglish history
for several hours at . stretch
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

When baby was sick, we gave her osstOris,
When she was a Childlshe .oriedlror CastOrlA
When she became Miss She.clung to Castoria
When she had. children abe gave them Cas-
toria,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

NEW YORK, Aug, 1.-THE city car
drivers and conductors wilt Iot support
their striking brethren In Greenpoint.
They say the step was an ill-adVised cne
and the strike was utterly uncalled for.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Prescriptions carefully compounded
and every thing kept in . hrst-olAsI
drug store fresh At BeAton Smiths, cor
Seventh and Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
RnrnnnLnst Might.

The celebrated Three B. B. B. cigar,
manufactured by q. n. Bourbon d
Bro, No. 2l9 West SeooAd street. The
best 90. cigar In the city. Try them
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

It's ctaysd .Est Philip Oonb, rested
.aulss VI eil last night, nntaiGiB;sl ing
the es,rsua heat, and sebus r L5s
eas!cr Jtis morning, Rigirg his ifiSnd,
Ies-cr th hanS t6r his ultimate gJc yeFy
! from mis- Injuries,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
PRICE ONE OENTl
what He DID Ray.
rnnnrMuNIcATHD ]

IwIsh to say word in reference TO an
item which appeared 10 the Sunday Star
of last Sunday, in which It says 1 made
mention that saw Officer Wilhelm In
his trouble with those men at Second and
Adams streets on Saturday night This
is what did say; That heard him ssy
'T am Sn officer, and you Will have to go
with me, i" and that knew IT was Ohicer
wilhelm's voice and that went down to
see what the trouble was. ] could not
and did not say apyEhing else 10 the con-
trary. publish this In justice o Ohicer
Wilhelm and myself. remain, re'peet-
fully yours, THOMAS o. DoNNEIL.
Wilmington, Del, August 2, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
PRICE ONE GENT
r.. sDarploss naurd or case.

ruD,, Anr. G.-OscAr Q. Beasley one
a.mnel Johnson's counsel, aided by
eorre II. Stuart, Jr who hae tahen .
,sst deal Of interest 10 Johnson's case
~ ~ slready taken the hTst steps toward
IsSIng Charles Wilson, alias "Big
A.,lsv ,'js u th0 leader Of the Fernwood
ns 10y ~ burglars, and Gus ChopaE an
,hay member Of the gang, indicted for
!. murder OF John sharpless and tried
EstOre Judge Clayton at the September
erm Of court. 49,.
Pa a prIyate interview with Justice
ryston, before whom the evidence tend
NJ 10 lmplIcate the Fernwood robbers
n, be presented He says that there is
Nv veiy little doubt but that the men
I m he tried for the crime.
Orig Charley" and all the Others aus.
sscted of the crime are In jail, aud 1t will
4 impt ssible to serve warrants upon
Nam and have them present at the pre-
mIpary hearing, as the law provides.
u overcome this difficulty, however,
ustice Preston has decided that the
gldence against the men can be brought
elore him In the shape OF affdaVits, and
1uficIent, warrants Of arrest can be
sued and the constable unable 70 serve
lem will 40 make his return, when In
ctments can then be framed TO go be
bre the grand Jury Ahd iu this manner
Ave the cases heard in court. Ex-Dls.
lct Attorney Baker says he will not ap.
eal the Indictment aud trial of the Fern
ood gang, because he believed there are
me things unearthed by the detectives
the case that should be thoroughly in
stlgated in court of justice.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

smeltz g. %. rooelvfd this morning
400 of the finest wassEuelone that ever
arrived in this city, which he is te!!ing
~ bottom pr!css, IS E Fourth St
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Daring summer

The best tonic for weak persons and In
vAlids is SpeeI's unfermentsd grape
Juice. Veassy's Pharmacy, Eighth and
Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
FOR sale.

AtA bargain, s.room houFeI with con
venienoes. Only $3.50 required down
Apply to w. Scott Yer non, this Cuct'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
RInn Dnntalonpes.

O. uyl yon ought 10 60 to ameltz =
cnjs AMI l5pk a. hIa oantsl9npes and
vhs5rmaloag, tue daest In the o''yi 10
East FguEth street,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

II you want q good picture, true to
nature, Of your lovely phlz, go TO j.
Paul Browns studio, No. 6l7 harkes
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Call for iOe cream soda water 81
Beaton Smiths drug store, Seventh and
Pine streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Entrance rhrouah TIotOn.

wRsHINaToE, D. G Aug IA COM
plaint TO the Treasury Department from
Mr.. D. Lucas, OF Fort Madison, Iowa.
that Chinese emigr1nts pr cure entrances
into the United Sta'es Boston upon tho
payment OF $40 each, was referred TO the
Collector at Boston for Investigation. He
reported that there exists no possible
foundation for the ststemeni, inasnueh
as the precaations which have been taken
to prevent the landing of Chinese
whether sailors or passengers. arriving at
that port without certificates, are ample
and have proved thoroughly eficaciollss
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
FOR sale.

A two horse load OF manure for II
It ia In the way and must be removed
ct once. Apply At this Off, ,e.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

For trunks and satohels go to Yerger,
harness works, 40Y Shipley STREET; Jus'
received another boat load; prices low
est.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
slishtly ImpEoved.

Shelf or closet papar 90. per dfs'p, a.
51l 81 hrkot siFte5
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Oholera Infantnm

prevented and CURED by Hooper's Ano
dyne. Best medicine for teething and
collie. All druggistB.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco
Jos. WAuacs, 6a7 Rina strss1,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

0, IS or 80 gems for 20 cents nt Gum
minRB' gallery, 800 Market Btreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
uauFeiOnfBtH,

remember that OhspmAn's Cigar House
is always opsn ~ .. m. HeTentn anu
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

DAnner 8 Pyle, practical house Anc
sIRn painters, 804 Orange street,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Plnoers, uIppors and pIytrl So.BEicce
at 5st Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
TNpaWrIteF.

Try Taylor's Dime EEpresai 2l
Market street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Lost.

Two brass and four nickel keys. Suit
able reward If left at this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

'Gouley,s next excursion to New York
lll be on ThuttdAy, August 30, 1885 TO
I've the B. & o. station foot Of Market
rect, TICkeib 80. ....
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Increase your speed for fall positions
by renting a typewriter.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Cigars, coda water, milk shake snd
patent medioinas at Bsaton Smiths
Seventh and Pine streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Proposals will be received a. the box
City Council chamber up TO 730 on
hurIdAy evening, for = Are alarm
DH,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Clothes pius, So. for 2 Dozen, st 52l
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Bush's, French street whsr; IA the piae'
tsbuy your coal
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

l2 cabinet photos At Cummipgs' ga
. lery for IS. sO2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Screw drivers and kitchen knives, al
621 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Boot blocking s., at sal Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

lax and muscilasa 81, a bottle 1t 81
Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
ACTION OF CONGREss.

WASHINGTON, D. U, Aug. 6.-In ths
Ohapinin's opening prayer in the ssn'
Ala there was an indirect but FEELING
alIusion to the death OF General sheri'
As soon ~ the re1dinR of the Journal
was conc.ud ed Mr.. Ednunds arose sna
said:
] ask unanimous consent to oher q
this tune resolutions on subject "hlon
every Senator will understand.
Resolved, That the senAts has leArn
ed, with profound regret, OF the dfatu
Of Philip Il Sheridan, late denefai ol
the Armits Of the U Unl5ed States
r solved, That the Senate hereby eH
presses It's grateful sense OF his srea
and patriotic services in tne cause C. o
Ihis country, itS deep Bsnsibilisy OF tG'
loss which the nation has Sustained u
lhis death, and the sympathy Win M
lEAmtly In their Bereavement,
Resolved, Thai copy OF thtsa ESQ
llutlons bo forwarded to tho ts@ug o
lths deceased.
! The resolutions were adopted unanI
nouAly,
IN THE HOUSE.
In his opanInR p-Gyes In hoai
tthia morning the Chaplain sAiQi
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

oosE solews 49,, VI 5al MaFse street
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
DR. TEA. ESEABLEs,

DR. TsA. = ESEABLEs,
~ Dem sa,7s,gHs 3ynecologist.
Ottios H0urs. y a. n, 10 IA "a.
an, M, 20 5 % .. M.
es0 2. IN to sop m,
SPE ThLTTEs:
Lisas5a5 Of shs EEln sni a'sa7s,a Of
w@en Treatment IA tosh bzGaehsi Dg
thsEdT = ,gEtRtlOh OF e'Gc.r'ct.F
sllsc.To3gRlss Dr. q; eetr cal e tu-5aty.
iU. 81 N AfE3i-S Sr3 sr,
is-ssscd.u RilEin5t a, EsaRara.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
AM In.AdvIsed strIke.

Shoe dressing (Frsnoh) 8 c. ,at No. o.62i
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Homemade candies, 4 W. snd st.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Philsdalphis Prens.

Mr. Geors e shaw, expo tmaster, and
Mr. H. H. Radcliffe, both OF the hrm oi
Radcliffe, Shaw s. Co, jute rope, jute
paper aud tobacco twine, hemp sash
cords and twine manufacturers, of this
place, four years ago supported Cleveland,
but this year will support Harrison, Nor
ion and Protection. They can not so
Cleveland and his Free-trade doctrine
and claim that he has not done what he
promised to do in the way Of reform.
The work of the campaign has not fairly
begun here yet, but the Mugwumps and
several Democrats are in line for Harri'
son, Protection aud Victory.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
CLEVELAND KISSED AT cHAUTAUouA.

CHAurAuQuA, N. Y, Aug 6 6,-Bishop
Vincent, before Or. Talmage began his
sermon yesterday, publicly rebuked the
Kissing which had greeted the picture OF
President Cleveland when 1t was flashed
upon the canvas at an entertainment the
nirht before.