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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
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liIrsnugu, Ia, April 2U.-Tho Pitts.
burgs signalixcd tho Inauguration Of the
bss, ball season BY dcicaiingtho champions
10 twclyo.inning game. 50 iir ~ tie
weather Is concerned, the opening WIS
most unpropilious. Snow and ruin alter.
mated nearly all lay. aud when the game
WIS called Il was sU c1li that the 1000 spec.
lalon prcicrpd standing 20 sitting. The
lamo was ninafkablD one from ihc ont.
NJ. Roth pliclcu were ON their inc,tlo.
hut G,tzcin had if.ir the best ol ID lor
the iiust thncc innusa After that Morris
GOT down Ia busiuUe. and during the bal.
anro IL the ranr the visitors only sur.
crCded In getting three Singles. Tho game
WIS won IN the iwUlIth inning on ofrnfs by
Thompson and White. q basc on hall. ami
q single by knclinc The latter plnvcl a
brilliant all.ruund game. aud In he ninth
inning brought uDNu the prand-siand hV
catching hot linTr from Twitchclps baf
which would have bccn GOOD for tWo
hascs lie alAo tl,d ihc acorr Ia tho nm
inning by kpochnr cut thrrc .baes,r.
The umpiing II lrykcr was uuriii.f,rtory
on balls and slht,- rrr,ious 10 The yu,ne
them was a slrrt IJr,lc and concert AT
the grounds. fc'W
rlf.burf ...-t niooo oaoa..
igint.s-..---q 2 % o. o o o o o o 90
Summary Infnrd runs pitl.lurs ..
Detroit !. fvo las, hii Richardson
Thrcc hasc bits kuChnc end llrlsn.
Double plays Morn nun,in and Maui
iira ha.c on hall' Coleman ANA Miller.
llit by pitched HALL Br1uthcrt T.r.,
hasc on crrun' .'t.thurg 4, Detroit 1.
struck out by ,wErIn 10. PASSED. halls
sutclifIc !. Time 2oj. Cmrirc
nrrknr.
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also one second faster than the time made
by Hcadlad In the saloon purse race of
Thursday.
for sale at the judges stand, but there was
no advance on owners bid.
FOURTH RACE.
The Packet company purse, selling, one
mile and a sixteenth, was the next attrac-
ton, with five starters-Del Nortc, ridden
byDelong; Birthday, by Barnes; st. Val.
entine, by Turner; Lucy Johnson by
Williams, and Wanderoo. by Coyington.
The HONG entry. Biddy Bowling, and
Scully entry. Lottie Wall, we're withdrawn.
birthday took tho lead at the start, with
St. Valentine, bel Noite. Wandcroo and
l'ucy johnson in the order given. When
the quarter pole was reached Del Nortc
had rushed 10 the front, with Lucy Johnson
a close second, ~. Valentine third, Wan
doroo foarth and Birthday last. AT tho half
mile these places were unchanged but the
Flyers appeared closing up ON each other,
ana ON past the three-quarter pole and
INTO the turn they flew pretty well launched.
The excitement concerning the yCtors rose
TO high pitch rs the gallant stoeds came
again into Wow at the head OF the home
stretch aud made the run for home Birth
day dashed 10 the front and tenaciously
held the post Of honorand won the race by
a head, st. Valentine second, being four
lengths in front OF Wandered and the lust
division Time lbOl.
Birthday made tho same time ~ did
Wanderoo for the Harvey Robinson sell
ing purse on Tuesday last
flFTH RACE.
The closing event of the day wus the
handicap stoeplo chase for all ages; short
course, about one mile and six furlongs
Hurd had tho mount on Ascoli, Houston
ON Bob Miles, Fullerton Ten Times, Down.
ing on kellanoy and Jcnnnm on Gabo
&. Ten Times was the iayuriie, with As.
coli and Miles second choice. II was Il
good race, the horses taking the leaps
in brilliant style throughout Killarney
took first place early in the race and set
the pace; Fob Miles ran second, Ten
Times third, Ascoli fourth aud Gabc c.
nth, but il was not long before the latter
tired and WIS ont OF the race. Over the
last jump and down the stretch good run
was made, Bob Miles winning handsomely,
Killarney second, Ten Times third, Ascot
fourth and Gabe & last The time an.
nounocd was $50
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ivlh lhe w lhul ltnnctf lnfs
Weather Prophet Virgins predicts a
settles NJ earthquakes during the summer.
u y 10 hc hoped that Mr. wirrir will
io'lpuno hi- earthquakes until after the
election IN Minnesota Their will lr
trouble enough lill then.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE SEASON
OPENS IN THE SNOW.
Cold, Disagreeable Weather Every Place
Detroit Mo Defeated by Pittsburg,
Philadelphia by Washington
Shut Out-Memphis Plays Today.
Special pispatsy, 70 The Appeal.

BhmlSGnAM, Ala, April 20. Tho Mem.
pbis Browns came in this morning in good
trim for their first series of games with the
ilirminghams The latter arrived tonight
from charlestoa, An interesting game is
expected tomorrow, and good attend
anrc
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Tm great Merchants Stakes today.

BouEM,N Pale Bock Beer Is home
production. Every true Mcmphian should
give Il a trial and be convinced Of It's M.
pcriority over all others.
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eorfniue Mend.

BAyrIrLD, Cal, April Norlailre,
Senator Sianford's celebrated ycarling
lllly, which was badly burned in the
palo Alto fire Tuesday night, died ycstcr.
day
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FNr fine Races today.

Buy llartman's largo nickel loaf Bread
nj 40 Main s,rccl, W. &. Smiths old
stand. None better made
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Helped ny IIis Ene,sIc..

lWu ilIr toy rrcv.
Attacks on Gov. lIill hclfhim. The
mnIc his record i warrbcd ihc les h thrm
found Tor which lee need apologize or be
ashamed
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E.rn1ronr DO % lIlc Racc. lodnr.


The French syndicate has decided to
not screw up the copper marlsi until Il
has completed IL arrangements With the
smollcn throughout the world.
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Drink Bohemian ralc Book Rccr Man.
by Tennessee Brewing Company.
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Eneenrnac IIenrc Indn.ir,.

Do 40 McrhnnI.' sInLoa I9dly.
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Five races. including the Merchants
stakes, ailI bc. the attractions at Mont
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Minns,o,. Mn. Tr..h,c r..,.n.

Tur grcii Mcnllants' sake ,o,lny.
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Tsa.,'. l,..s.

Post Odd aud iools- Asroia. io I. -. nj,
10 4, SIS Oaiha g. Igfo a. nI
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Good health depends upon pure blood,
therefore, TO keep well, purify tho blood BY
taking Hoods sarsaparilla. This medicines
designed TO act upon the blood. and throul
that upon all the organs and tissues Of tn
body. 1t has specific action, also, upon IN,
secretions and excretlons, aud assists nature
TO expel from tho system all humors, Impure
PARTICLES, and effete matter through tho
lungs, liver, bowels, kidneys. and skin. Il
eTcctually aids weak aud debllltated organs,
invlgorates the nervous system. tones tho
digestion. Try this excellent medicine this
season. We believe 1t will do you good.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Anothar On,hrnanr.

WICHITA, KAN, Aug. 1T.-ons OF
Ohe officers OF the militia company
which returned from Stevens County
relates thAt there 10 every prJspoot Of
another outbreak between Woodad ale
and HuRoton, ~ the people OF the for.
msr place Avow they will be revenged
for the death Of their four citizens. The
situation iu Grant County, he said, is
AlIo 90 strained that the citizens asked
General Myers to leave Gns company At
each OF the toWne, Cincinnati and Ulys
ses, ~ betWsen these PLACES the bit
terest rivalry exists osar the county
seat question. Both towns are paying
numbers Of lswless ohATAoters from the
neutral strip 81 . day and board to re-
maia within their borders, 10 that they
can vote on the county seat question IN
about thirty days. A complication has
arisen In the fact that Hugoton and
WoodsdAle men have taken sides with
rival towns Of Grant County. Armt
are rad to be in possession OF the bel.
ligerents. Each sids 10 afraid of the
otner, hen oe the requ sst for troops.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
xHE PIra OF poLIrIOs.

The latest political kink is a club com.
posed OF men who ted for Polk 10 1874
but who will vote for Harrison this year.
1t is teibg organized in an Illinois
city.
The Independent Indianapolis News
declares that when the Republicans
named Congressman Hovey as their
candidate for governor they chose their
strongest man, and one whose record on
all sides is brilliant and honorable
The Vermont Republicans would like
to hear one speech from Mr. Blaine before
their state campaign Is over, and the
hope has been held out that Mr. Blaine
will be able to crafty them week aiter
next. An enthusiastic welcome is
promi'ed him.
Twenty-hv thousand majority is the
figure the Iowa Republicans predict they
Will give the Harrison and Morton cleo
toral ticket. The attempt of Third u lrty
Prohibitionists to draw OIL Republicans to
vote for Fsk and Brooks Is not proving
Successful.
District Attorney John r. Fellows, Of
New York whom Mr. Cleveland eLdoised
for election, has gone TO Maine to aid the
Democrats in their campaign in that
sta e. He was sent by the Democratic
National Committee, and, 1t is said, at the
request of the Administration.
Tie cid custom of having joint car
vaBs betwesn the Republican and Demo
cratic guberna orial candidates in Tea =
nessee win be adhered to in this cam
paign. Fully as spirited series of meet
ings is expected as in 1885. wien the two
Taylor brothers were running for COVER
nor
There is large and prosperous Pro-
lection club in San Antonio, Tex, and
tie Express OF that city combats Mr..
Mills Fres Trade here les with much
ability and persistence in his own state
The wool growers will probably succeed
In reducing tie Democratic majority for
Cleveland IN Texas this fall
Mr.. Allen W. Thurman, son OF the
Democratic presidential candidate
expects TO see the Pacific slope go Demo.
cratic because "iather has many friends
there" He feels sure also OF Indiana,
and knows that the Democrats will elect
their candidate r governor of Illinois.
Mr. Thurman might let himself out TO
help raise the confidence of desponding
Democrats.
Congressman Yost, of the Tenth Vlr.
ginia Dis rlc', and an anti Malone Re-
publican, asserts confidently that there
will be only one Republican electoral
ticket In that Btate, aud he exyeets to see
1t get majority up In the thousands.
The policy of Protection growing In favor
all the time, and Mr.. Yost believes the
Republicans can increase their congress
AiOnal delegation on that issue.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
peso.ndants Of ruo na,Ians.

A call has just been issu by Hon. A
II Harlan, of New Burlington, Ohio, FOR
the second annual reunion of the Harlan
family, the descendants of George aud
Michael Harlan, which will be held In
Glen Miller Park, Richmond, Wayne
county, l diana, beginning on September
IL and continuing several days More
than year ago MIR. A. IL, HARLAN begun
hunting up his relatives and found hem
scattered all over the country He sent
notices to all hat he could 10 at =, asking
their co operation ia Ii ldng big re-
union of the deect udants of George and
Mich el Harlan was begun on September
81 OF last year, aud ntinued thr days
in Birmingham Park, Chester county,
Pa, near which place these brothers set.
ted O. 0 years ago
Their descendants row number over
5000 persons, some of whom to be
found In every stat- of the Uni n. A
great many are in the West, principally
In Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky In
Hartford county, Ma yland, are great
many of the family, several families llv
at FHllston, Churchvllle, whe DIR David
Harlan, U. Il N, resides, at Darlington
and HopeEell, now called Level o hers
live In Cecil county, and large numbers
in Cecil county, and large numbers in
Che ster and Lancaster counties, PennsYl.
vanla, where the original settlement was
made
The only Harlan Of the original 'amily
in Baltimore are DR.. Herbert Ha Ian,
George 3. Harlan aud Henry d. Harlan.
Mr. w. Beatty Ha- an, is to attend and
make an address on he personal eharac-
teristlcs OF George and Michael HGr-
lah.
George and Michael Harlan were born
In Monk Wearmouth, England. George
was the elder and hrst saw the light In
January, 1860. W When Michael, the
younger brother, was born has lot been
discovered They emigrsted to the
north of Ireland, where George was mar
ried, and became the father Of four chill :
dren. In 1857 they came IT, America,
landing at New Castle, now In the ate
OF Delaware, but then part OF the ProVi-
dence of Pennsy yania. They dwelt for a
short while at place near CentreVille,
New Castle county, Del, now is, but later
in life went up the BrAndywine as pur.
chased land on its banks In Ktnnttt, now
Pennsbury. Michael Harlem was married
in 1890 to Dlnan Dixon, daughter of
Henry Dixon, at Friends meet ng held
at private Louse. George Harlan died
in 17l4, but 1t has never been ound tut
when and where Michael died. From
Michael aarlau are descended the Bait l.
more Harlans.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
a Maa. BAksng Tiger.

A famous man. eating tiger has Just
been captured alive in India. A pit
was dug for . trap, and bAited with .
live bullock. After two days the beast
came around ana promptly jumped In
TO the pit. To oAptnre him second
pit was dug near ths hrst, and Of the
same depth. From this q tunnel was
run 70 the frst pit, thin wall Of earth
being ieft between the end OF the tunnel
and the pit. A strong bamboo cage
was pushed into this tunnel fiom the
second pit. A goat was placed in the
oARe. and the wall Of earth was broken
down. The tiger fprAnE upon the goat,
the entrance t. the cage was quickly
closed and the beAet was fast, and
stayed 80 until he was rate in OalcutSa.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
ProrcotIon. .nIeh TArlfr.

or modified tariff sesms to be the lead
Ing problem fer the Am eEIcan people TO
solve just At the present time. But
protection against high prices for the
citizens Of Wilmington and surround
ing country is more interesting to those
who are about to purchase dry gOods
and trimmings, to kno0 whtre to buy
the best goods at the lowest prlcss, and
this interesting question end intricate
problem eau be analysed and answered
by paying visit to Stroud 8 dry so ida
store, 100 West Second street, and ex-
anime their stock, and you will be sur.
prised and wonder bO ~ they sell these
goods on Bucb small margin. Those
French sA'eens are going very fast. but
we still have good assortment In all
colors at only 10 ceats per yard The
heavy duck, stripes aud lads far boys
jackets, only cents, gi, eg gene al sat
isf0ction. Remnants In red damAsk
table linen, remnants 10 bed tiokinR;
42.inoh nnbiaaohsd mnsliIH osntR,
worth 10 cent?; Is inch uuble1ohtd
muslins ceuts, worth 12 cents; 45 inch
blsGehed muslins 10 oents, worth IA
cents, and great many other bargsinE.
Oar expenses being light, purchasers
ara gradually finding out where they
can do the best With ths least money.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
The 'MOXiG" Sp,IrRt

From the evidence given -, - :,
cases against imltatora, "a hs Moxie'
re surface rom Texas osnsvs y sSS SsoSa cone y
albuminoidg. Whior tfrom plant rich in
tion OF the nsT. Sre tho principal nutri
thnt sha NAVE. sea OoDsldsring the fact
Nnd oortrnj, : are the seet OF snimRl life
thHt nn1aIs 80 functions OF the body, ard
nor proT <asd or exhAusted nerve force could
poft Srly digest AlDumsn for It's oW sup
did at. Thorn. con ret about, and finally
" discover harmless process for artificial
dtsesting It's food for IL, and the proETsss
renders the Alouminoid As finoly dissolved
~ wataf, or nns enough 10 penetrate the
neRve circulation, which is thirty. one times
smaller than the smallest capillary blood
xe.sels, and when mixed with the digestlng
nufd the albumen cannot be soagulated or
precspitatsd BY sithoT heat or alcohol. Here
is where the secret lies, and ia q most valaA-
Die one, AAd Seo0ants for their cures Of par
Allaie. II would have been bettaf for the
moKie %. 70 have allowed this fact 10 cone
e the surface before, and then Il would not
have been necessary 70 ASeumulAte conf
denco In their goods through thO long road
o. experience Against pubilo prejudice
IheSo facts that have come out viii help the
Oom psny very much, as they show It's un'
doubted eolohlifo and ussful basis IN . new
TT maa.sm 7tAW
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
TArIM RafnEmI

There was quite spirited debate on
tariff reform In front Of Harper Il Bros
commission house, on Fourth Ltrees,
yesterday afternoon. Those In the Afir-
mativ W re Mss 70. Phi lpF, Raus hoy
and John LtIile; negative, Messrs.
Blair and Warren HArpsr. After con.
siderable discussion and n complete
lookAding OF the pavement, Sergeant
Sietser gave the debate to the afirms-
tive and dispersed the crowd.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
BALTInOnE = UaaIO sA1LROAB
soHEDUAR II EFFKOr. April ss, 1883.
Trains leave DSlswArS Avenue DopeE
EAST BOUND,

soHEDUAR II KFFkUT. April ss, 1883.
Trains leave nSlswArS Avenue DOpeE
EAST BOUND.
For PhiiadslphiA and Chester, SIS, yBb,
%, % se,e 90, 10 30 and A1l Il q M; 0o, Q 90,
bb, % 20 70, 0 20, 7 30, Hs 40 and IS D. n.
On SIodsys,I 60, %, 2 06, 10 90 and sll Il 3.
mt 20, oO,s tb,sb 20, 20, lo,Aa 10 and 8 u
p. M
Eof sinsesly, accommodation, daily Il 30
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily sx
Z FOR ohloSko and Plttsburx, express. dali,
Cincinnati and St Louis express, daily
Baltimore accommodation, daily . a6 N
fittspnrg, OhicsEo and st. Louis express
daily 20 p m.
Singerly accommodation, daily 80 IN.
EOk LAEDRHBERG, 9 10 A. E.sunds'
only, 1Loo .. N. dAilB eEospt aunday, 3 u
Trains isaYs MArkes stEeSt Station.
Ter PhuadsephiA 81 p. "a. dsily. RoI
berg $50 and IL. 90 A. n. daily, oxcept fun
day; s'io =. N on Sunday only Gas and $50
Pitt,6urs. chicago and 81 Louis express
Trains for Nilmingaoa-T.sAYs PhHlhas!
phia, daily, ~ %, 1900, HIl 90 9, N, II %
noon, q, $50. I 90, At.OO. $50. als, 1910,
Daiiy, except sunday, 80, 1850 q. n !,
Aa.2As and 30 D. N.
SundAys only, $40 m.
Express trains
RATBs TO WESTERN FONTS LowzE THAs
VIA ANY OTHER LINE.
~. n. OLEM kNTB, q. u.SUULh
GEM manAGsE. sfsnI Pass. AGaB'
Telephone No lsz.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
WILMINGrON . NORTHERN q, n,

WILMINGTON q NORTH BRN Il. r.,
Time table in effect July 9Th 1883. Trains
leave Wilmington (French street, as follows:
For Reading, BirdshoIo o, Joanna, SPRING
neld, Wayneaburg junction, Manor ,pottsvtlle
Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WeTnerF
Vile and all points on the Philadelphia and
Reading Il. r. 7sH0 q. m. and 2. 40 D. m.
Cogtesville, Embreevlle, Lenape, Chaddii
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate pointA
2. 90 a. M, and 8. 90 p. m.
Fer CoaLesvllle and intermediate pointH Al
100 a. IN, 2. 40 and 500 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 =. M, 2,4O and 500
ps m.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and intermediate pointS,
6.lb p. m. and on Saturday only at go AMI
IL. 10 p. m.
On Sunday for Reading and Intermediate
points, a. :. .0s a. M, and for Springfield anc
A. q. McCAUsLAND, B0WEEss BRI9aa.
Superintendent. 6en,l Pass. Agit,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Damp Meeting.

Union Street Park, West Whining
ton, prayer meeting ct . O'Clock a, no /;
olo time loVefeast, 10.3O-a M; preach
lng, p nj prayer nesting, 6 p. m /;
preaching. 7.30 y. m A special invi
tAtion 10 given to Sll christian workers
TO come help Us.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Nomo. o.-TA4PAYEGs TAKE NO

NOT1OE E-TA4.PAYE1H TAKE NO
IN T1OB.
Olty and school Taxes for 1883.
The undersignod, roceivers Of taXss for the
Otty OF v ilmtnkton, Will be At 10 q. eth st 4,
between Market and King Sts., during the
month ofJuly, 1855, between tho hours Of Q
and " In the morning, and from 10 in
the AfteInoop. for the purpose Of receiving
taHei. On all taxes paid during July, there
Will be reduction OF oentI on every DOL.
lar, and ali taxes paid 90 or after the lat
day Of August, shall be pAybbls without q
dsduo tlon. aforesaid; and an taxss uppaIo
on tho iBt day OF Sopte mber, ahan be tncfeRs.
cd by the addition of pei ooptum on the
amount thereof EDMUND r. MOODY,
kooeiyer Of Northern district, including
eli north Of eth street
MARTIN J. MEkLEY,
Receiver OF Southern disttiSt, inclndips
all O. nth OF sth straes. ies0.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
N0tIos.

The genuine Sharpleas creamery bat
ter has Sharpless printed In full on each
print. Always for sale By Lynch g
Leary, Madison street Rrocers, N. W.
oOrueE Fourth.
asEs . EaeA
khaf everybody ought to know thai a.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best, we'll.
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hicory hndllng wood In large
loads. Lime for whiteWashinR. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Lcok for the
blue align. Opening In the evening.
Dr. SHINING white PuImonIc BslsAm,
The great and mighty lung medicine,
for coughs, sore throat, So Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being exoelled
By any other. SOC. and 81. Depot, 4th
and King SITS. Sold By dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Fatal rail Of a OAtnollo oh.

MILWAUKEE Aug. 16.-The new
Catholic Oburch ut Coleman collapsed
t,.day, killing one man and crushing
several others so that they msy de
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
as - . FaoA

Beaton Smiths drug store, Seventh and
KIns ST. sfIR.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington b asl.
tlnofe Railroad
JULY 3Oth 1855,
RsAinH VIII leave wilmington As foilaa

ASAhnA VIII AoANS w AhIIUGtoD b1 EnitnH1
10, 8 30, $40, e7 O67, ii 30, n5i q. m,, is&
4 s1S?q%%SSssSS e q ID = s6s, ,pss a. N.
For Chester (expreesl, 6 %, 760, go, pIt
sd: II 50, IL 81 a. M, Il 80, 2i, W, 7Od, an
XccoMnodstion, go, S5, 7O6 $40, 10 IS,
a. %, 2Ss, 4 %, 5 q, 20, and 10 90 p. m.
:, New York, 200, 2s2 40, 8 90, IS, 80, 10 On,
no u o. q q m, 'l.A 49, az, SI, 's2S, 7O6,
For west Chester, via Lanokin, 8 20 an,
For NewSarS fCentrey and nj intermediate IL
Baltimors and inSsrmediate stations. 10 na
gslti@OTe S a and "a kay Line, Is pm.
Baltimore and Washington, rs, f4s 80.
o Z, and II % a. m, Il o. Il II, az, d, 5i5
Trains for delaware Division leave for;
New Castle, %, e5o, u 53 q. M, ass SIS
Georgetown and Lewes. 30 a. N :, 70 Pm.
seaford (expressl, q 90 p, "a.
Express 8 ,; rf for Harrington. 50 p. n. Wa,
Express tor Dover, harrington, and Dsl,
mar, II 06 Night.
Franklin City 8 9, N,
Express for Cape ChArlea, Old Point Cor
fort. and Norfolk, II o6 Night.
Leave PhiladeIphia. Broad Street, for vii.
nington (expressj, 225, q 50, 10, III, Si5
10 %. II Is. II IS a. M, 2O2 Of, i02, 40
o. 2l, so, so, Il u20P: M
8 q. 4s7,e 70 as 10 Os 10 20. and Il Si 3, n,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For philadelphia (express), 2OO asa 40
lb, 10, II 81 a. m.t 2 81, n, and 706p, N
;Aceommodation, sl6a. ms L2lo. ls6, 4l0,
5 90, 60, and lot p. m.
For Chester (expressJ, 7 Is, . 10. II 81 q "a
y. 7 06. and 10 20 p. m.
5 80. and 7.40 p. m.
For New York (eTpreBs), Q 90, 262, 40, 7lA
Sl6, IL 81 4. m, 81, ga, % &c, O6, and l0.G
For West Chester, via LAmokiu, slsA, n,
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, Aue
Norfolk, IL O5 Night.
For New Castle, Middletown, CLAYTON,
Dover FELTON,, Harrington, Seaf0rd, Laurel
and Delmar, n 05 Night,
baltimore and Washington, In, 44a eDl,
10 IL a. M, IL 2ee, 70 80, and Is p, N. BRltis
more, 9. 90 and II 80 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VIII.
mington Iexpressl, Il. 25, 3.5Q, 2. 20, e.l0, Ii,
A. M, sos, e.57 and IL. 20 p. N,
Accommodation. 8.85, 10. Is A, H., 12,S6, q %,
10, 5. IS and II. Al z. HI.
For further Information, passengers are re.
ferred to the ticket efice At the station
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expraRs
upon which extra fare IL charged.
CHAB, Il. PUaH, o. n wood
General Manager General Passenger AIT
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

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~ DermAtologist. GynacoIogIsl,
Ot1es HouFs: 9 q. m, 70 II m.
3p. M, to o 80 p. m.
$50 p. N to SIS Up. N,
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W1msn Treatment In both branches BY
IN new adaptation OF electricity.
Elootrolyaise or EleotrioAi SurEeTy.
No, cal nj MAkKEr STREET,
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