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Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

TEE Every Evening 10 very mush
troubled A5ouy ths parade Witch took
place in this city last Wednesday night
In honor OF The vi0i0ry achieved BY
the Republicans, aud com plAiRs shat
the din ., Fifth and Market streets WAs
20 gFeRi 81 10 lnisriers wish hearing ,be
telegraph Instrument Ia the siltorlAi
TOouE Wsll, II certainly seems 4 pity
lhsI the naughty Republicans should
make BUoh nOise Is to disturb the
qulei and serenity that should prevail
about tbs editorial roons OF iras
trade Democratic jjlfuhl, that Is ca
gagged in trying 70 dsteAt The will Of
the people Of lhls 8 ale. L Mr. ClsVs-
lard had been Fe-e,ected, knd Ihsre
had been D5mo1rAuJ parade wish
lots Of FsdaEs and 6ssSoSk5 In honor Of
the eYsnt, Fe do mos believe Il would
have insarrsred with the telegraph IN.
BiEumeui or anything siss about the
editorial EconB, It. however, has a.
WBys made considerable dlfsrenct
whose OK saI good, and II we rt mem
bar Rightly there has bssn some DsmO.
sEAHo pAfAdss 10 shiI oily, about which
We have nsysr head y word o. com
plRint
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

THE 5lushern States need not have
any fear In regard 10 PfesidsnI HArEi.
son's policy 70 yard Them, - he is 4
pAiFloi, 4 soldier and = SALESMAN. We
aave no doubt bat be will enter uPoa
Vie duties Of bis ofi 0 "Eilh malice
toward none and ohAEily tor ALL" Hd
andeEslRnis IS we'll ~ any mAn Ia lhis
country that the war IL over, and will
do all in his power 10 RdvAnls the 10.
'eEesls OF the S3Gth equally wlth those
Of the NORTH. Fac psools OF this
country will be very much disAppoinlsd
" General Harrison does mol do more
70 barry ths sectional feeling than has
been dens By any President since Gsn-
erAl Grant He will, no doubt pursue
lie same oouEsa that gould have been
pursued by GnAsla had he not been
struck do sn BY the hama oiA 90 Esrdly
crank, and We believe that At the oiose
Of his administration the bonds OF the
Unicn Will be more hFmly cemsnled
than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

We suppose Iha B ara OF Health has
The 20 yer, II no oihsr branch OF the
city government has, 10 pat AsIop 10
The hlIh hjRiDg into tue Brandy aiBe
Ran CsoakBi Ran, q ihis Is something
thAkE EeWna ,hs aeaIth 81 car oiNz3ns
As We undsSiani ths mI,ssr, tho
Water Commission or the Street AID
Sever Commission are willing 70 oon-
aiEuoi . sever, TO turn HE course Of The
run 50 that IL will moi gnp.y lato lt0
BfArdyWlne and olnikmlnAls our
drinking Waser, hu5 are prevented do.
Ing % by The Park O1nz!ss.5u, Who
vii n0t bulld q sewer .hsraolYes, q
allsW Eny1no slte 10 d. 90. A. ,u,h Is
the oaEs, Is scans 10 Us AbJut d ne She,
tbs Blsri CT Heath iAke hand n III
matter, AL proceeded Ega,nsi his Con
mis- on i1Si the tans ~ II you'd pro,
osFd ssa!usS 81 in1isiiuAl Who mA.u
tAinei nuisAn3a pref 2il,!a! to r..
pu5llo health oa bis premises. A COZ
mission has no more rIghi 10 malBGAlr
AnullAnss Of this nature than an In,
diyldaAl has
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
CLOSING SALE
OF
IN Market Street,

After the crowds Of two
weeks, we find we still have
many bargains LETT. 1t will
pay you to give us a call al
once, as we will only be here
for a short time. We still
have a little Of the Black
SILK at the price; any one
can have a black silk dress.
II You are going to make
comfcrtables this winter, we
have calicoes at 4Ic, that
you will have to pay Sc for
at other places.
We have one piece Of
Seal Plush, that we will
close out at 50 per yard; it
Is so in. wide. Have you
seen our Silk Handkerchief
and Mufflers? II not, come
and examine. Remember
Christmas Is coming, nothing
better for a present. The
balance of our all SILK Rib
bons viii 60 this week;prices
cannot be beat Scarlet and
White Merino Underwear
at less than wholesale price.
We also have bargains 10
Blue Fiannels. Red Damask,
Blue Flannel Shirts. Canton
Flannel Shirts and Drawers,
Kid Gloves, Buttons, Wooden
Shawls, Jerseys, Wrappers
Our Carpst Department
still includes Cotton Ingrains
and Venltslns, which we are
closing out at less than Job.
bers' prices. We have a
nice line of Raw Silk.
Remember the number,
III Market St.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
RspaDlloan Collsgo olrIs parado.

CHAMBERSBURG, \ ". l4.-Ths Re
publican sils o. Wilson College held G
ro7sl ratification meeting last night.
HeaAed by a drum corps carrying
Erct 81 and wearing appropriate cos
tunes, they iOTmtd 3 parade, aud with
100 la line marched GROUND the vAriong
college buildings. AitoE The pArgts q
meeting Eas held in the college Rymna
siumi 81 vi '1A spesehss were delivered
sad IN original Harrison ratification
poem vac read.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

AYkW OASTLR COUNTY, &, r., THE
IN state OF Delaware. To tbs Sheriff Of
-, rev UEttls Comfy. GlestinF /:
)agI Whereas mary mGAhan By her
Petition 70 the udEes OF our su.
psiior Oouri nlsd In the Once Of
the Parliamentary q tho hAid Court IN aud
for county Of HeE Castle, further cause Of
complaint therein alleged has made Appll.
cation 10 our Gaid Judges thA deoTso may
bO pros 0unead disSolytng tho marriage eI-
istins between the petitioner and her nrB.
kand. James Marian, Nc therefore com.
uand you, ~ you have heretofore commend.
cd, that you summon ameH alAAhgn 80 that
he be and appear before tao Edgeg OF our
said Couri 81 the nsEt term thereof 10 to
hold At WILMINGTON on Monday, the twenty.
sixth day OF HOVeFubor neEt, TO answer the
allegations oftha aid Petitioner, according
70 TIE Act Of Assembly, IN aucn csses NJ sdo
aud provided, and also - do and TeeslYa
what the said Court shRll then consider con.
earning him IA this bshslf 40 70 tho O'urt
shall 50, IA meet and consistent with tn pro.
visit ne Of the Act OF q ssembly
And hsYe you then and th0f8 this VIII.
Witne6r, the h Honorable Joleph p Come
RyH, EGqgire, a. WILMINGTON, this Ito3ud
day Of Cotobsr, A. D., aighteen- hundred
and eighty eight. GHU. o. mAXWkLL4.
Issued October Is, 1858.
The aboy0 "a 3 true oopY OF tbs original
VIII. ellis Jameson.
OF saA ~ Sheriff
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
ROOF PAINT.

We still claim after years
of tests that our ROOF
PAINT stands above all
others. We use the Purest
Materials, such as science has
demonstrated,are the best to
successfully resist atmos
pheric decay. We put it up
in quarter, half and gallon
cans, all ready for use.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15


WE usDEHsrAED 'hss II is the IN.
tenaio1 o. the sooisfy Tor The P,gvgr.
ton 0 J'z5l}y 10 CtltIsa . taks ,9-ae
ACTON si5 lgaR 10 sgis5Nsh q place
where pf2r aat g'sl.ed 0, ill-hesEsi
aoiorsi shil1fen can b. provided win =
hlm aim lar . tha HJns for Fsleud.
le's Ds'lare1 This IL matter tia,
eaano! So s.'eldei 70 TOO soon, a. .,
pFeser! sha Only place s7RIla5,e fog oil
oie3 children is tha Elusbozte. Oas
oAI ilIs Tsg8 3oi9rsd WomAn, Eho T.
Ssi, sn9Tn y NE police, ives afrAlgusd
81 als s.'y '11:! charged With drunk.
el2s'i Sac ma wllh her in the do 4
q et 7e..f.a CttG, pr1osbly 2 ysstg
OIL F-3 VA sloJ Wita il- when 50
WIS t'sat ~ o. ri3 5ef. lyIaz drunk IL
Ihs stfa-t TAI, saus .nAn hs7 beep
IN Al zri hAi tbs tina vlrh psr, In
S1lE e Elfs 5 .-af,7 that 1, ofelt.
a78s -blrQ,lgs asg cd s..g 7s an,
esul' c. me emd @ cs,a. 49,
nar go n5r1 s 4, ss.r. % n.
testl Iitnaa5s .e= l,e.l,,ie 80,
saA A.p#alsdrr q 1e4 f.r de-
"Leh Es 48f .EG
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
philAAslpAiA. Wilmington a BAl
timors KalIWaa.

HAaAn9 VII save Wta1nlnGson - ANAAA@
. z z ~ tsEgFgssl IN s,sn Ig
"a =. ~ 20 and I q 3 = A. a. !" = NJ q :
I@ s.es - Tn. o 3, . y Z. \. 80 -.
n,g; Il 9, "a. M. n y, So SD 7OS ani
A S., 4 G "a "a IA >. &aa "@
nsi Ga No. ~ .ii.% - IL. "a. * ~ w w
Eof We, thssssg, via LamOkin. IN ans
rs : a. 49,; ISS ss, ds9 ,....,,.a,.,.
Baliila sre and intern sdiais 2 ssSdoas, 10 ia
III a M s5S y M Y "a. %ii.,usySpm,
Baitimore and WsshinSteu. rs, q, AZ
y g and ieoa. M. II o, y II, 2 a 4 - IA
r. 5nH esf Bsliaare Division leave for,
Aew Astls, "a So = me- ~ -
ssoTEssown aaa Lssvs., s % 5. n,app.n.
haTrilsi9s, Dols,sT, iad way S.A.iuaA go
EIPEss. Tor Harrington, - p. n. wa
E5pEsss ioI bower, Harrington. And Del
mar, u y hiEht
EIpress for dape Carries, Old Point CON.
tort and Norfolk II % Night
Leave PhilAdolphis. broad street. tor WI.
nington leHpreesl, Y y, 90, I'm ~, an
70 N II IA II 5 q, NJ, 2W en1. aW, en-
8 %. bGi, 6Oy. az, II % p, m.
AocomnlodE Ion, e2h, 10 q q. m, In 81
"a. t1,s a aH 10 of 10 20. and II n b. ~.
SUNDAY TRAIWs.
FOR Philadelphia ie1pEesal. 400, ta Z -
u elo, u slA, nj ~. ~ and o
Accommodation, ; rs q. n, 1A In, 10
EOf ChsstsT IsIPrsisi, TIASIO. IL 81 a n.
IesSanodatioa. ana M nm. IH. tB
%, and 7.fl %. m.
=. q EoT NV YSft, ys,rpFsssl, %, In, A@ "a
For West Chester. via LAnokin. slsa M
,Fof Cape Charles, Old Polns comfort. aAe
Norfolk, y 05 Night.
For New Castle, HiddletONn, Clayton.
Dover, Felton, Harrington, BeAford, Laurel
aud D6lmAr, IL n5 Night
Baltimore and Washington, LIS, AG, SEA
10 II .. H., iftd, = s., and q d. n. Hklu
more, g. 90 and II IS D. M.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII.
mington leNpreasl a.Z5, o. In, $40, I'LL
A. N, AS. So and n. - r. n.
Aecom5 e s.sS lo.S A. NJ, n.aAGsi'
For further Information, passenger are TO
terred 70 the ticket once at Che station.
Trains marked thus 81 are liinited express,
uPOn which extra fare IL onArged.
General 1SRlSsr General fSsscRsSf AT
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
wILMIN0To., - NUHTBERr q. 8

Time table IN eject, Jolly SIN 1865. TrEiha
leave Wilmington tfrenuh sweet As follows
For Reading, BirdauoIcr JCRnna, HprinEs
Geld, Wnyneaburg Junction, Manor ,pOttrvilIe.
THmsqua, Allentown Lebanon, WernerIs
VILE and Al ppinta on tic Philadelphia and
Heading =. H. 1.t0 a. "A, and 2. 40 y, 10,
fOt Springfield, Nayn6sburR Junction
COategville, Emhrecvlle, Lenape, Cuhddii
Ford ana Dup0nt'H and lntermediste pointt
!. % a. ru.t and s. % p. n.
For Coateeyile and Intermediate pointA Al
40 q. M, 80 and .. % D. II.
For " cat Chester, 100 =. NJ, 40 and g,oi
p M
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and Intermediate pointa
I. i5 p. n. and on Saturday only a. $40 anf
II. p. m.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
poiuta, at so a. M, and FOR Springfield and
intermediate points At Q. % p. m.
a. q. MEGA UbLAHD, BUWNHSA BBI6aH,
superintendent. Gen Paas. Agit
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
THURSDAY. NovEMBEE Is, 1888.
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on .
Scott Webb Periecting press,
with a capacity Of "a 900 copies
printed, folded and counted IA
so minutes. 1t is the second
press Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita-
ted owing to the REPUBLoAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and see it in operation,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
CHALLENGE

An uoAksEs 10 the oOarAry, ths
REPUBLICAN, leads eli the other VIII
mis- lon dAllIss In circulation. II /,
the best advertising medium In ths
slAIs We invite the public to come
inl1 our prsls rooms 81 Auy time and
see for themselves that thsy get Whal
thsy pay for.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

NEW CASTLE O0UHTY, 8. s., THE
In Bate OF Delaware. To the SdSriff Of
t-sl EeW ORsIis Ueunty, Greeting;
avLt [ whereas, Margaret Gamble by her
- Peiitisn to the Judg0a OF our SUI.
neTiOr court hlod IN the Once Of
the Ptothonotary Of the Bsld Court, ia and
for thu County Of HeH Castle, FoF the cause
Of com plant therein alleged, has made ap-
rltostisn TO our said Judges that q decree
mey DO pronounced dlssolving the marriage
existing between the Petitioner and her hug.
band Henry O. Gamble, We Therefore COM
mEnd you, AH you hEVo been hereto iorS cor.
mAndod, that you Summon Henry u tam.
BILE go thAt he be and appear bsiofe tbs
Judges Of cur Gsid Oourt al ms ueIt toTm
thereof, TO be held =. Wilmington, on MON
DAY, the tHGnty.Hi1th day OF Hovem OF
next, 70 answer the allegations Of the Ratd
petitioner, according 10 tho ACT Of Assem-
Oily, IN such case mada and provided, and
alfe 70 DO and roceiVo what tins said Uourt
shAl thOn and there consider concerning
him In this behalf as TO tho Court shall seem
meet and consistent with the proylslonB 81
the said act Of Assembly
And have you then there this witt.
witness, the Honorable Joseph r. Come
Gyg, Bsquiro. 81 Wilmington tho seeopd dny
o. october, A. d., eighteen hundred and
eighty eight. CLIO. a. MAX WELL.
Issued October l9th, 1888. -
Tho above Is . tue COPY Of the original
Writ CIT,ES Ia Rsfin
02O,27.n3le-lt shefir.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15


1T CERTAINLY ssens uUgyAse'ui for
HI, WAttra1ni N Nas aud e,hef
free trAdsFs 10 s99.l NJ, Gl57elGni Aod
oensura him ~ bslag The cplss OF lhe
OVsrEhslainz ds'oAi Ehi3h has over.
tsksn the Dsn0orfnl parry. Tho.C
genilenan kuos full vel .hss Il wa
nol Nc Oiegslsud Who oaus5d tao De.
feat OF tie party, bus tbs lssde1 .hai
thais 9 q bern free traders iorssi ,on
Inn Il Wa salh msn ~ these Eha,
caused NJ Cleveland 70 wrlte his ires
trade ueIssgs and put bis parry on
Heo1rd 81 belug 10 favor OF thai pollr y
Ever sl1oe Mr., Cleveland has oc n pied
Vie Piea!ien,lh 3bair he hLs been ''lik,
clay In the hauds Of the Botlsf," rssdy
70 be 'ALnionet in any way that Wuuia
nnd 10 gAEd making Ead preserving
Bold 51uih, and tits has 10 a grea
msAluss contributed 10 bis ds,eAf. 1
Mr., Cisvslsui had been Prss.dsus, In
Sea. ~ permitting himself 30 be gsv
armed by otasrf, Whole only oNjsst We
70 psrps'1s's ss2iloaLl strlfe, he won't
have saved his himlrlslrsgou frau
muah o. khs odlun thsi nov hithohe
10 II.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
Dealt peaaIr BLeu 81 nI. nro,n,,

PoTIsTowE, Nov. 1.-two brothers
named AAItln and Joseph 0vendAsc
engaged In quarrel LAST night over 8
violin. After fighting for some time
they we're parted by friends. Later in
the night while Martin was seated in
The. kitchen Of his boGrdiuF.ho Joseph
picked up hGtohet and struck him q
severe blow On tic top Of the head. the
wounded man wss Bsnt 10 the Penney.
vRnla HoBp'ts! ia 3 dying condition,
and his AssaliaEt Is nov IN tie lookup
The mtn arc Han aariaHB.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

PITTsBUR0, Nov. l4.-Mrs. Patrick
In glesby, 6 WIDOW 50 years old, UAt
found dead in her bed st O'Clock this
afternoon. Her hEnds were tied behind
her back, aud her fees bound together
by stout strips OF mnslln, her head be
ing forward on her breast She was
stir and cold Whea discovered. The
appearance Of tho bedolOthss and OF the
dead Woman's features indicated that
she had been deliberately EtrAuRled
The motive sppeaIs to have been rob
DeryI for the looms were ranaAckeA
trunks and baIezu drawers thrown
about, clothing pulled down, carpets
pulled mp, boxes broken, and every
nook and corner apparently searched
hFs lnslesby is supposed to have mad
several hundred dollars In cash, which
ls gone. Yesterday stranger CT 80 OF
60 years, . oAblnet maker By trade, snC
fresh from the poorhouse, called 70 BE-
cure lodging, bat has not been seer
/ since Ths police are on the lookOu
for hin, AID have also under surVeil
lance another man whose Identity car
not now be disclosed.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
R0FklHgna and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-five Dollars aud Up
wards,
TWELFTH WARD


Over four hundred sold II
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cans leave every hall hour
within a square of these letI
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 8 cents.
Look AZ the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car line
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe invest.
ment where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when we gave II
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed nov
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how C
secure a home apply to
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

told you OF. A drop gene
rally hits an odd piece or an
odd grade. Impending chan
ges In an importing house;
must close out the stock on
hand; we stood ready and
snapped up the big lot Of
Black Fallles. Of course the
new firm will have the same
goods again, but the price
will climb back into the re.
gular groove.
Meantime you can save SO
cents or 81 a yard on one OF
the most reliable Silks In the
market. Clean, bright, new
goods without a drawback.
What wac 81 rs is now 81 25
What was g. 90 is now 81 so
What was % SO Is now 81 as
What was $500 IL now e. 90
What was $3.50 Is now s. 80
Black Fables that won't sli p;
"lock.stitched," they say. At
the prices they're worth lay
ing by Tor another season.
The big heap is fast melting
vay. The match isn't likely
soon to be had again.
West Transept.
So or 81 will get a liberal
Dress Pattern OF some of the
handsomest plain and plain.
ish goods Of the season. You
can pick blindfold from
about three hHnayeG styles
and eOlo11ngs ofAalfG GoAza,.
a yara St'stTand draw a prize
every time.
Many of these stuff, were
go and 6s cents only a little
time back. Some were a
good deal more.
Here's a Serge We never
heard Of 1t at retail TOR less
than IS cents. It's generally
been ST.. Plump so inches
wide, in a handsome line OF
colors, aud a right royal
stuff. AT so cents It's a
wonder.
Another so cent serge Is
extra heavy, springy, hard,
81 inches wide, and in 8
shades.
Half dollars are Just as
big wherever you stop al
two long counters. Here are
two kinds at random:
Atwood stripes and plaids
in several styles; good, re-
liable stuffs. 30 cents.
All. wool mottled stripes
! unobtruslys hut full of wear.
worth. so cents.
And the weight of any o.
these goods doesn't come
from the dirt and grease In
the wool Pure fibre, hon
estly put together, and per
fectly dyed.
, Southeast Of centre.
There's no pretense abou
: the Oxidized Jewelry. Stand
on Its own merits. Sleev
, Buttons, Collar Button.
d Chains, and a hundre,
D shapes where the pretty an,
! useful go hand In hand. Yo
y buy it for what 1t seems an
wear 1t because it's neat an
r. the fashion. For very, yer
:. little.
- Rhinestones with a touc
l S Of the diamonds blaze. FL
+ next to nothing,
a Southeast Of centre
le We know of no softe
., cheerier. steadier oil ligI
p than comes from a Roche:
ter Lamp Scores of ham
. some shapes-metal an
decorated porcelain. Con
y plete, $3.2s to $47.
I, { Holdings Founts for stan
as ards or brackets, $3.50
-. S13. We have come by
q lot so that the prices sIgnI
but little ii you judge qua
ties by what has been.
,.r Holdings Floor Lamps; s
al up or down with a touch al
. "A ctnrt ruhnrn rrn,, ntnn thn,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
BALTIEORH n UAsIO HAnLM0AI
bALEAMV8M ~ VkAAV 1AAkh9A&
sOHDUAa IN EYrguT. April ~. lsss
rains IsGVo paIawArs AvsRus Dspsn
EAST bJUHD,
Tor Phiiadsiphia and Chester, 0IE, TBa
50, % % y %, 10 20 and 81 Il .. N; % %
Vs. % 20, 6 81, Q a., Z 90, - 20 and 90 D. "a
IN sundEys,T 20, Is, = %, 10 90 and SUI &
MI %, s oosB 1,ss 20, 9 q, to,ss q and q
p "A,


FOR 5ingsFiy, accommodation, daily II %
g. "A.
For Baltimore, accommodation, dAfIy ax
eept Sunday tE 3. m.
Eor Uht1EGo and Rittsburx. express, dAiIy
7 IS q. N.
0ineinnS,i and 81 Louis sxpres, dang
II 90 N.
Baltimore accommodation, daily 90 m
Pittsburs, Chicago aad ~. L.ouls express,
daily 20 n.
FOX LANDREAHkf1, 10 A. ~ .Annda3
only, llG0 =. n daiiJ sEeapt sunday, q
8 %, 50 D. N. daily.
TTBinE isAyb naAFAsa 9uggi Eszzian;
Fer fhiiAasiphis SIS p. n. dairy, FoI
Seltlm1Ee . 2. NJ, daily, Yer LaHden
oSrG E.Eo Gnd u. % a. n. daily, except Bgh.
day. s.loa- =, on Sunday OILY 80 and D y
D, ne dEiiY.
Pitis6uIs. Ohissgo ard - LozIs uzprss,
daily % y n,
Trains iog NilEiAs son--Tsaay6 RhnRAsl
Dhts, daily, - y, I0,oo, IL % a. "a, II o.
neon, 81 600, { %, ss.ts, Asa ais, 10 IL,
DAILY, szaopt sunday, $50, In .. n,
AA.ais and AS9 D. -.
SUNDAYS only, ate an.
Express lr1in5a
RATEs TO WEsTanr rofHTB LOWE thai
VIA ANY OTahg LIB.
y. n. DEiEFlEWg1 q, O.6Duuk.
GenH mNRAgsg. IrnN Pass. ANeRi
ToleEECns Re. Isl.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

The only Complexion Powder in the
world tha. is without vulRArity, without
FjlTy to tie uger, ard without doubt .
teautiaer, 10 Pozzgal's,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

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Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

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tlnipyton !
n
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Entered at the Post Ofice At Whining
Del, As second class mail matter.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-23
EIGHT MILLION BASKETS,
And Each Filled With Peaches, Large
and Luscious.

ana Eacn flueu WIN fdaonesS Large
and Luscious.
Under the above heading the Boston
Sunday Herald publishes the following
which will be of interest to fruit-growers
and shippers in this section
Eight million baskets of peaches. says
the New York Mail and Express, are ex-
pected from Delaware and Maryland this
season. 1t will be the largest peach crop
ever gathered. Last season the same terri
tory furnished only 1,500 600 baskets, and
the whole crop. including that of New Jer-
sey and the Hudson valley, amounted to
only 4 100000 baskets. The first shipments
of Maryland peaches are now coming in,
but the quantity is limited They are
packed in neat crates holding twelve dozen
peaches, and each peach is kept separate by
pasteboard partitions. 1t will be week
before large shipments arrive. and the
special peach trains will not be put on until
August LIST. The quality this year is better
| than usual. The fruit will be large, sound
and of delicious flavor, and low prices will
prevail.
THE great peach producing sections were
formerly in the northern part of Delaware,
and the shipping centers We're in the north
ern counties, but the industry has gradu-
ally moved southwark, and is now centered
in the middle and southern counties. The
areas devoted to fruit in Maryland have
been largely increased, so that the bulk OF
the crop now comes from the lower part
of what is called the peach peninsula.
Hundreds of acres of new orchards come
into bearing for the first time this season.
and help produce the enormous crop.
Changes have also taken place in the dis
position of the product. Instead of send
ing almost the entire crop to this city, large
quantities are bought up by the canning
establishments at the orchards for preserv-
ing, and shipments are made to the West,
to Canada and to cities like Rochester,
Newark and Paterson direct. The COM
mission merchants in this city claim that
the business was better, the competition
more lively, and the net returns to the
growers larger when this was the main
distributing point for the crop.
The reports from the New Jersey crop are
less favorable than from the farther south
The late spring frosts are said to have in
Jured the blossom so that only light
yield is expected. The fight for free peach
baskets will be revived again this summer
The groceis, jobbers and others who retail
the fruits demand that no charge shall be
made for the package, and the shippers
claim that they cannot afford to give away
the baskets when such low prices for fruit
are obtained"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-23
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