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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-22
Republican

The problem before the Republicans Of
the country in making their Presidential
nomination is comparatively simple.
They are not under the necessity 81 watch
ing the whole line, but car concentrate
their attention upon three or iour points
and govern themselves accordingly. As
Stunning that the Pacific States will be held,
the Republicans can count IN 1872 sure
electoral votes. That leaves out New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and In
diana. 1t requires col to elect. The Re
publican problem is to hold the 1872 and
gain the 10 additional. There are three
ways to do it:
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-22

EA
.is poisoning casss
aver known has
other MURDERS
itling aged thirtv.
vile, aged ior
ertha, AGED nlns
aged two years
227 ~Cadwallads,
led en- March 2o
Willie on May
e gave c~ertiaeates
inaamal iuu 8
and Congestion ii
an Insurance. 81
from $500 dowa
re~cidentally heAs
ng his s~uspieioss
exhnmed and 4
OF the intestiues
The woman Was
sr and made a Iaa
ired Rough 81,
the children
summoned K phv.
minister tho med
aid she could nos
oaoY and resolved
nat she was AFRAID
a bad woman and
] coneluded that II
at once she would
e to Phhadelphia
n a house Of assie
in Chicago. She Is
was only brought
her position when
dence Of her crime
Confession she said
ar and that she
lldren in heaven.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-22

Judge Searle 81 ST. Cloud. Mimi. een-
fenced +. Stevens and Jobn Dennison TO
ten years at hard labor. and sheriff HAM
merel and his deputies took them to Still
water at once, Stevens and Denniaon were
accused Of attacking a Swede stonecutter
only ona week before On the Missisaippi
river wagon bridae. They knocked him
8owa aud robbed nlm.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-22

Chicakasaw nation
lately opposed the
cattle grazing On
70 the collector and
peaceable settle
but rithont result
ans. The cowboys
a now about FIVE
sed IN the southern
ov. Guy has ordered
a, about one hun.
are assembled GOV
v to moving upon
ne Of the Oldest set
md aps Fno Vl4{
ID States, died in 10
Mrs. Gronin lived to
n a Shs was
sland, and emigta
1850 settling IN -
where she has resid.
Is the mother 81 slx
n she survived. tbe
ne buried eight 7saFs
d her faculties up %
er death.
u daughter Or Coi
I, Miss Daisy Davis
Davis, and q sitsle
les Il. Furness, weR
in st. Paul. wnee
.hsened and dashea
terrihc rate 81 speed
out. and Miss Mes
perhaps fatally u
urder occurred near
siste Demere. an u
threatened to
enehman. but no
One morning WI
Il with Demere 80
boarding house, Dq
an old musket ara
breast. The buls
b was carried Through
erer Was arrested b.
her OF Cen. Philip III
home at SomersF
aess. Mrs. Sheridap
CaSan, ireland, cams
in 1928. and 10 emo
+ robust il aprea4
WAS aman. She ~
Il general pur1has
o the 4
,ow, on the BslHs
yanfa. was the SEEN
". Ellis WiaeerS
instantly Killed
Mex ee. for q q
Immediately anQ'
he dissatisfaction
- a--Af A"MI
atn ne prsssns Z n
ri's I.
es.~..1,
adsn $780, eki,r
ane ,nAns
nass
xAme's = = es 4, 49,
% Nv
ers VINO
ri 49, IS
s
N rax tie
refffiored TIE
e1~n q til
e.son
prk corner 9. ~
senne ten Se
'An 9s|
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-22
r Locusts.

Locusts.
rnment eutomolo.
year locusts win
he rafting song Il
Jay h~elooked Tor il
following terrific.
experience 81 1871:
a, Walworth. JET
ane, Iowa, Grant
ID Sank counties.
lard, Winaeshiek
ayette, C~hickasaw,
r. Dubuque, Della.
{ Hawk, Jackson,
Clinton. Scott.
atine, Louisa and
fern counties. Tho
aral way, may 10
Invest portion 81
asst to the Illinois
along the Toledo
lroad. There seem
extending further
eastern portion og
end as far south
sry in this stata Il
cludes the extreme
ending as larsoutA
tate tina southern
nding from Lake
iddIe OF the stat
aster County-Th
portion. known O.
This locality was
though there is no
nee Of the iusect ia
S54.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-22

q 70 custody 81
nd brought ogsj
onths ago.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
n. k3gary ( Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
AND
S {, Coz, 9Th and Iatnah

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 Refrigerators, which are
made on the cold dry air
system. This makes them
free from any moisture or
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 bountiful supply
OF cool drinking water:
Commencing now we will
reduce the prices as follows
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

THE free trade organs OF this country
are continually misreprs,eniipg fAotS
BY telling the working people how
much BE- ieF Cf thsy would be with
free trade ,hsu they are with . tariff.
The ullerAuoss Of the British press,
however, show who will be benefited
BY free trade, ~ witness the folio wiBg
from the Bsltsh H 1siery RevlsW OF .
recent dAie:
$50 the majority OF our readers the
question will be Of very great import
Ance, as the quantity OF articles, manu-
fAotuIed and ether wise, that are now
sent from BRITISH and Continental ports
will be materially increased IL these
tariff proposals are accepted; indeed
We venture TO assert that England will
reap the largest share OF any AdvAn
tases that may arise from the adoption
OF the ideas now advocated by the free
trade party in the United States"
This is 10 reIersu ,e to the Mills tariff
bill, Whi9h is nov before the House
ana the sentiments expressed by thiI
journal sre bul the echo Of almost ever
paper in England. These facts show
who will be benefited by free trade
but II Is very certain that Is will not b.
the working classes o. this country. 1
the Mills bill should besome . Law, oul
markets Will be flooded with the pro
duos OF Great Britain, which will b,
sold cheaper thsn the same goods car
be manufactured for In this country,
Consequently our mechanics will either
have to work for Starvation WAgeI OF
remain idle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Rrninz wsu laavs vEtiuasnsno 4 r,llaus
-.n-s.,-... ,.~.-..., 5 n
rhnsneipnin texpsesAl ~
= ~ ~ ~ IVY - " =. IL, y ~
l, ~ =. 20 n
a e "a n ia 10 q "a 4
for Chester (expressb ii 80 g@ en-,
. "a. II ~ II u .. M, u %, q ~ 0 ~ To. An6
10 10 D. m,
Accommodation, go 90 7ok IL 10 BA,
n, 1SA fbo, B11, yA and 10 % D. N.
New York, %, ~ lA $50 i 00 @, 10 o.,
u u . m, 'f2.A Ia, AZ, sA Sn. To-,
For West CHESTER via Lanokia. - ane
Is a M. q 8 and 46cp. N,
For Newark (Centre) and intermediate sta
tons, a 4. m. u g and ssi >. a,
Baltimore and intermediate stations, % II
M, 100 and II s p. m.
baltimore and Bay Line. Is D. n.
Baltimore and Washingfon, rs, 4t, 500
10 IL and II o. q. m, u oG u Il, 4 ~ ~ IL
q "a and As D. m,
Trains for Delaware Division leave for,
New Castle, 500, $50 a. n, IS i6A "a
aecrgetewn and Le1es. 6 % =. m :, np.n.,
Seaford Iexpress), Se %, m.
Harrington. Deinsr. and way stations, 90
q, M, II IS D, m.
train, rs D, m.
Express LOT Dover, HARRINGTON, and Del.
mar, II e5 Night.
Express for oape CHARLES, Old Point Con
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

eOHKDUI.n In nFKOr. April 70, 1854
Trains leave ps,awsfs avenue DspoG
RAET - tTTHn

soHKDUI.n In nFKUr. April -. 1854
Trains leave Delaware avenue DspoE
EAST DJUND.
Fer Phiisdsiphia and Chester. SIS, 10,
%, % 500 q, 10 30 and sll u . m; %, 8 %
60, % 20, . rs, o 40, 7 80, % 10 and IS D, M
On sundsys,i 50, 70 eet, 10 90 and ali II -
nj 20, oo,s ss.'s 20. 8 20, ao.ss % and s.
WEST BOUND.
FOR sinseriy, accommodation, daily Il 30
For Baltimore, accommodation, daily ex,
cept Sunday 20 q. m.
For Chicago and PittsburE, express. daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
Baltimore accommodation, daily IS p m.
PittsourE, Chicago and st. Louis express,
daily 20 N.
Tok LAEDkEBEK9, . 10 A. II .sunis'
only, lLoo .. m. daib except SUNDAY, zsI
%, 20 p. N. daily.
Trains feAys market Street. Station.
Fer Philadslphia aeb p. m. daily. For
oerB $50 and n.oo A. ID. daily, except SIM.
day; Sioa. N on Sunday only aus and $50
iist.6uTs. Chicago and ST. Louis sx9rsls
Trains Tor NIipinEson-LeAys Phnaas,
phiA, daily, ~ o., 1000, sll 90 .. n, Il 90
neon, -, GcO, $50, 'tes, s.Se. Ilo, 10 10,
D.iiy, except Sunday. LS, ..tO a. N j.,
sA.1A, and 70 D. IN.
sundays only, ala . m.
Exprsss trHin6A
RATBs TO WESTERN roIErs LowER THAN
VIA ANY oTHHR LINE
". n. OLEMBHTB, o. C.SOULL
oenI MANAGER. 0sn1P Aaa ages
TelcDhon0 No. In.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

The JUDGES USED considerable dls-
erection 10 d.sp9sinS Of The license bust
neSs, and the maj jrlty Of those sd
down had showed by their actions IN
The past thai they we're IN worthy to hs
entrusted with a i,snse. They also
did just what was expected by the
tempTsuos reop'e, lie declining TO
grant any nav LICENSES, and taken eli
through, Iheit actions will meet With
the Gp 3rovAl OF right thinking people,
The liquor traffic WAS assuming too
great proportions In this city, and the
laws In relation 10 IL we're violated With
impuuity. Liquor was openly sold on
the Sabbath, or to minors, and In soms
instances TO drunken men, rs long o.
they were able to sand aud drink, OF
had .noney 70 pay fol 1t. These abuse
perpe.rAied By the few brought o1iu 4
upon all engaged In the business, con
NEG uently th ose who wish to liys up u
the law, and comply With ell its re
quireuents, will hail With delight an.
chGn ge whiah will purge the cuisines
of those who Violate the plain provl,
ions of the Law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

ALTHOUGH the Democratic organs
oil over the a3uury, Wilmington In.
olEded, are endeAvorlng 70 work up n
bo1 m for M. Cleveland, the people do
moi seem 10 take kindly to his reuomi.
natcp, Azd We do mol reoolleo ever
hsvIa fean the announcement OF .
oanaliAe's name fall As ha.. The fA,s
OF the matter IL, tbs people are tired
and s.ck OF Mr.. Cleveland and his
promlsss whish have never been fal.
allied, .aG Ab1uT the only ones who
W'sh to $40 him suoSsed himself are the
office tol6srs and spol4 seekers. Int
EorklDg clsssts, who stop to consider.
are afraid G. MI. Cleveland, aud have
good sAuEs t. be, c0nssq lsntly he need
Fnotexpeos Their votes Ihis fall. They
Amos tLas II his free trade policy pre-
y Nils, .shey will be reduced from their
D. HssEt prospsr0ts condition TO that oil
th ' EoIEiug Glasses OF the free trade
coIntTiee OF Z ir1Fs, gi,h all The misery
and enfi sglng Rhies that will entail
Cons NusuGly the ne IS OF his rsnomi
nation falls hIt, and tAlls to arouse tht
slightest enthusiasm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

A BALTIMORE Judge hiss jus. oom-
pelled Jury 70 asree upon verdict
ey ann ounclng his Determination NOT
10 discharge them, II ID took . whole
month for them 10 agree. While this
plan may save tbs expense OF second
srlAl, 10 10 no, 10 be commended, and
assured,y will noi conduce to the ends
Of Justice, II su,h q practice should be-
come universal. The fact 10, the entire
Jury system is radically wrong, and
needs changing, as ihe way IhAs jurles
are now constituted 10 is possible for
one mAa TO deiea, the ends OF justice.
This fact IL taken advantage OF BY
shrewd attorneys, especially in capital
Gases, and therefore the SAFE 10 always
NJ disadvantage. H. instead OF
tWelve, jurles were composed OF thir-
Seen men, with The vote OF the major.
lily constituting the verd Oh We would
have no disAsreeuents and considerable
more justice. Il would, ho Wever, DO
well for the minority to also give thetr
views OF WhAi would have besn . jus!
verdict, and then, sl.hough the court
would be bound In passing sentence TO
be governed by the verdict OF the ma
5ority, sslll, with the exception OF muir
der Of the hrst or se,ond degree, the
sen!en'e ,Ou!d DO arranged in a,cord-
Anoe with the oPinIon OF the jurorb.
For instance, In . c,se Of homicide, II
Che jury should return with . verdict
OF granddaughter signed BY eight OF the
jurors, while the remaining Ave were
In favor Of the second degree, then let
the accused receive the full penalty oil
the law. Bu, IT, on the ether hand, O
mi jrlty OF the Jurors should decide on
mAnslAuga ter, and the minority DO In
favor Of EcquitlAl, then The prisoner
would be entitled 10 . 10 YER penalty, OIL
the discretion Of the o1ur.. A plan oil
shis kind, 1t seems to ~, would bt
fairer AMI N sre conducive 70 the ends
Of Justice than that now folio we'd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
rHn ORIGINAL AND orIv )
GOODS y
"BEE HIVE
OF WILMINGTON. is A,
BOG Market Sired

Among the special attract,
for this week.
SO pieces OF Swiss. c.,,J
and Plque Flouncinps 70 y
to Sz.25 a yard.
"A few Swiss Panels len
be closed out at three. o nl,,
price. guar
Foot and hand wear.
81 dozen ladies' pure
Mitts, reduced from os i
cents a pair.
The balance Of our 81
Gloves, in the right sba
colors and black, to be al
out at 80 cents a pair,
means two pairs Of glovel
one.
Gents Ladies and Childrl
regular made Hose at
cents a pair. No one need
without stockings now. Al
OF IS cent Lisle Thread ed
to go in the sale at 37H cea|
pair.
In the Wash Goods Den
ment.
81 pieces Menado S ripe.
week IS cents; now IL cent
yard. IL pieces Lace Ei
last week 81 cents; now 20 d
2o-cent Challis 10 cents.
rench and American Sat
in new effect; not show
America until a few days az
PARASOLS. PARASO
Now is the time and
prices are in your favor,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

THK ACT prJvldlng last pensions to
soldiers SiioWs shall Commences from
the time OF their husIAud'6 death, is
Perfectly inst and proper, And should
haze been passed long As1. Shll - II
is nevsr TOO late to do good, 1t 10 wsll
have ~ last been re,oso'zsd. We,
hOse,sr, think pro5abls that II =
tIilA sill had been passsd two or
thaa yssrS Az1, II would hNve been
vetoed by ihe Pss i1enI, but things are
a hsvant nov, aud the soldiers cast
,T.,-.'4 70 o. TO simos. hold the balance
~ 20 sef,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

A reporter Of the RnrUBLIokx called
on prominent gentleman residing ON
Front street near Broome, WHEN he was
informed that the contsmp lated grading
Of Front sneok from Broome 70 CLAY.
tSn street, would cost the Street. and
Sc ser Department over SIC. 900. and he
even them doubted II the above sum
would accomplish 10. The bed Of the
street will be dug down, or better still,
blasted out two feet six inches. which
will have to be done through solid
fook. The Front street railway viii
have to come mp and be rebuilt, the gas
aud water pipes taken mp and relkid, a.
win also the sewer put In BY Peter
Ford II 10 O work that will take sew
sral months to accomplish. This Is the
third time this street has been graded
during the past few years. Mr. Joseph
L. Carpenter, on being seen in regard
TO the work, said that the city had
given this work out about year ago TO
contractor 10 do, but through some
overnight ON the city's part he only
performed . very small part Of what he
had contracted 70 do, thus necessitatipg
the present work by the commission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
WANAmAK Eh's

The Philadelphia Cotton
Exchange may be found on
our main floor, northwest of
centre.
Spot cottons for immedi-
ate delivery only. Prices rule
low for quick demand, with
heavy selling, and the sup
ply in sight fairly equals cur.
rent wants.
This is the brief report OF
the Cotton Dress Goods
business as now going at
our counters under the
stimulus Of a great stock,
well assorted, at bargain
prices.
The great rush Is for Cling
hams and Sateens.
In the past we have made
strong movements in high
grade Cotton Dress Suits
but we recall nothing that
equals this cut of the choi-
cest American Ginghams al
lI5 cents, from IS and 40,
Among them the best styles,
dark grounds with hair-lines.
white grounds with plaids
and checks, and all sorts Of
grounds with figure colors
enough for j oseph's coat.
The time has long pas
for American merchants tc
be ashamed of American
Ginghams, but in the very
highest grades the Scotch
still hold the top notch. But
when you can buy novelties
in Scotch Surah and fine
Check at IS cents-were 4C
land the rarest Zephyrs al
1871 cents-weTe 5o-you
may conclude that Will,
they are European aristocra
tic In grade they are Ameri.
can democratic in price
Two republics in Sateens.
The French blue blouse says
the French and Americans
are brothers" The Ameri
can women say Sisters
lover the Sateen counter
Here Is a French selection
lat IS cents. Too little space
to tell you why not still 81
land 37I. Another whole
counter 37s cents. AnotheI
stin I2l and 20 cents. 4
carnival Of Sateens.
i Mullhouse. Lowell. Prov,
dencn, colors and finish il
: emulation.
, Cotton:
Crinkles - Seerauckers
> The SC line in cream is here
,IMore news to tell of othel
; grades. They're coming
'-IOught to be on sale thi
morning. Maybe will be
Is Then a story Tomorrow
a unless the trade way
i, i sweeps the deck to-day.
er Chaiiis-cotton, all cot
!, ton, warranted, 10 cents; bt
ID finer, with a wool dash, at 2
i. cents, and finer still, tran.
40 Atlantic, all wool, 81 an
n ns so and 90 cents. Do yc
r catch the bargain SPIRIT 1t
d In them at spots.
" Crazy Crepes, I2l cents
sSr Shirtings for dresses. I:
OF cents.
lls Cotton Lawns, fast color
i. S cents.
he Robes, Sateen embroide
led, at 81, Bingham, all
to Embroidered, SO.
"a Did you read all III
~ "a about Cottons?
4 Thank you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
SUM MER TERM

heEiAs April Is, Euds June az, 'ss
4, NeW GLASSES and private instruStiou 4,
stiuments, Piano and Organ TuuinR. orA.
tofy, Enslish branches, French, der nsr
Sne Italian I.anBuaSesI Drawing, Painting
modelling and Portrsiture Tuitiog' AZ "a
$500 ~ w s'im. LeotureS on Music, Art, Lit
Gse, oto., by eminsnt speciaIists. and
General Olassos, Reoitals, 90 rec 10 al al
rnesuin Students Board and room in tbs
Eew Home, 50 % TO 97,Ao per weok, sev
1TNSi %arf rec Address NV EHGIAND
Gr,ns,ta ~ TORY, L. TOURJEE, Dir
''' 'ort'h ml2 oh win
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

stone O'Clock, p. M,
3O ntft-c'ab frs h cows and fsJgq
w springer; good stock hulls. 49,
inc ABOVE cows were bought springers
AND calVot 81 my farm and are Considered
py Judges TO he as fine lot Of COW as nave
hAndled this soason among them viii be
found tome 20 quart mixers and heavy but
VI COWS. any oaa wanting = FIRST clafs COW
leAVea hiim'n gton at Il. 80. arrives at Lin
Wood 10 time for dinner ano sale.
1hnd months circuit
X. L. RoBERTS.
La W. Sudhhm q Son. Auot. IS d&R.u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

FOR SALE A GoOD BAY MARE, Is
q hands high, 9 years Oh, Go.nd and.
gentle, fearless OF care, = tFs.olals road
lnquite at this once and can be Rren Al
stable Oh Fiith near Madison street, rsar OF
blaoEtmith chop. Il2tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Satin aud Gros-grain Stripes, 75c.
No. 10, 29c yard.
And so on through fancy
edged MORE, plain Gros-
grains, and a troop OF nov
elites.
East Transept.
l. c. Corsets. AS good
in make and material as
any, and a third under regu'
lar price. It's the makers
way of getting you to know
them:
I.C No. 20, regular p ice 81 as, for 81 IS
Il. O. No. 246, regular price 81 25, for LEO.
l. G. No. 26S, regu ar priceSs rs, for y 80
l. G. "Tosca, "regularprice t2.75, for ~ 90,
Black, white, pink, lavender,
|ecru.
Chestnut street 8 ide, east Of Main Aisle.
They say we sell twice as
much Reed and Rattan stuff
as any other house In Amer
lea. OF course there is a rea-
son for it. Such things don't
come about by chance.
Having the right goods at
the right prices is at the bot
tom Of the big business.
We have to-day, counting
colors, nearly fD0 Thousand
styles, of Reed and Rattan
things
Chairs Of all kinds
Sofas aud Lounges
Corner Stands
Cribs and Cradles
Footstools and Music Stands
Brackets and Hatracks
and tables of 20 sorts
maybe. Full Parlor Suites
Of 6 pieces for as little as
S55, or you can have part
suites or single pieces. In
the Reed you can pick from
a dozen combined shades
pink aEd white white and gold
lilac and gold green and gold
blue and gold pink and gold
iron bronze and sold
or you can have silver as the
combining color if you wish
An unusually complete
line OF Porch Chairs and
outdoor seats.
Unless you've kept a
close watch, you can hardly
guess what has been going
on in these light, strong.
cool, rest 'inviting, cheerful
Summer things. Three cot
tage rooms in the Basemen,
furnished with them give
hints.
More than three huNayea
styles meaO This Spring.
basement, Thirteenth and Market stI eetl
corner.
Unexsmpled prices i1
IChina Mattings. I86 roll:
This seasons Importation Al
1850 a roll of 40 yards
usually sold at So and 81
lseeond floor, Market street side, Tw,
| ele ators
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

NOTTCE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
~ Monday, ,Aprii9 10 regulate. seal and
s silip AZ weights and measures used IN New
1ASitt County this year. All work Jeff M
hyls,s, Ninth and King sgrcris, or al NV
Tssllence, ll86 Poplar street, BilInington'
DELI VIII receive prompt attGrtiou WI
JACOB DEAEYNF.
R;grisLor Of Weighs a1i Si.ireq.
a4J-JIu -SVu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

lFOuND-THE GENTLEMAN THAT
G bouRht water ,oolsT at n rniiuro store,
corner I'd and Grange street,, on ,Thurgday
lsst will piece call, as small parcel was
found AID think he 10 the owner.
jltA THOS. ahlNSELL.
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New Advertisements,

r JsT.-ON SATURDAY EVkNINu,
IL on 2ad street, between Mad snn and
Market, a caild's gold pin aho, on Sunday
evening, bstHcen and and West Nnd Market
street bridge, = ehild's gold bttcsist, Tho
nnoor viii bs rewarded BY returning TO 20
0 " est 7Ad street. lz-2tE
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Ireland. Linen Lawns.
I2I patterns in four graz
DIES:
Prices were Yesterday .22 80 * 40 ccnts
fr,ces are " uay.....,~J ~ " o0 cents
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Public safes.

DUBLIU ssT.G or FTRST.OLESs
a useh cows and sprlngers The sub
scf.oef Will sell at plbl.c sale at tho AoIeI
81 LIuuOod, Ia,
on THURSDAY JUNE l4sh, 1888,
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
wiLmINGroN q NORTHERN *.

a NORTHERN K. X,
Time table in effect May 18th 1852. TrAins
aeAYe W ilmlngtOn French street as follows:
t9r keading, Birdsboio, Joanna, sptipg-
hrld' Whynesh rg junction, Manor ,POttsvilie,
'Ikmiqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WernerS-
vie and all points on the Philadt lphia and
headlng n, r., 40 8. a. and 2. 40 y. m.
For Springfield, WBJnesburg junction,
1otitsyiils, Enbreevlle, Lenspe, ChAdd'i
N o. y. M, ana 3 70 u IN,
For Gainesville and Intermediate points at
100 a. r., 2 40 aud 800 .. 10
For West Chester, 100 a. M, 2.s0 and 90
y. IN.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
For New Bridge and intern diAte polnts
q 10 p. IN. aud on Saturday only At s. a and
On SUNDAY for Reading and intermedl.t.
points, at sos :. m, and for SprlngteId AZ
ltntermediate points at {. % u, M
/ A. u Nc AUSLAND, B6WNFsg BRIGGs
Superintendent. Gen'l PKss AL
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Railroad & Merchants Cafe,

HO. ITO FRENCH ST Wi. n.,
por Ladies Gentlemen. Few doors above
r WE b H.. X. station. Mosls Il I,unnhes a
M, 70 Ia midnisht daily excsIt undevs
PleHicb era, EXcursionists and Housstesnss.
supplied With lunches, al tho &, afo or ibsis
homes In ishss 4 BGsksts loaned on da.
post OF value. NO bAro liquois ie0-ood I'm
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