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Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

Nonoa.

The genuine Shsrpless creamery but.
ter has 6barpless printed in full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch g.
Leary, Madison street Rrooers, N. W.
corner Fourth.
NJ - Hnoa
that everybody ought 70 know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 Lbs. Of the beat, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory hndling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitcwashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streots. Look for the
blue sign. Openin1 In the evening
DR.. simms' white Puimonio Bs,sam
The great and mighty lnng medicine
for coughs, sore throat, Sc. Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being excslied
BY any other. Doc. and 81. Depot, 4th
and King SITS. Bold by deslers.
To the Ladies.
Ohildfen's white dresses made 10 or
der; lace caps at bargain; also DOM
plets line Of notions. Hukill g. Poist
3. X. cor. Second and TatnAli.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

A young man, about 30 years Of age,
Creased In the height OF fashion, was
arrested at Erastlns, 8. l., on Tuesday.
while throwing away money to crowd
who surrounded him. He told police
man that he had more money than be
could oonveniently>sp spend. He wsa the
son Of wealthy contractor of Wash.
ingson. ID. O., and said his father bad
allowed him . vocation OF two week.
and had supplied him with money. He
was fined 81,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

Is the wonderful remedy FOR all diseases
and weakness OF The eyes. A gentleman
who could not sss an objsot three feet
off could see distinctly and plain RooC
distance away on uSing one fzttIe, 81
with many otheTa whom we 10 reiel
to. Supplied in % and 30 cent Eottles
Prescription OF DR.. j. 6lmms Son
4th and king sss.. Wilmingtohs Del
Sold by deAlerA.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

sOBNDVILH II KFFHOr. April %. 1860.
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Dspoa
EAST SOUND.

sOBxDuEH I. EFFE0r. April %. 1850.
Trains leave Dslawsfs Avsnus Dspea
EAST SOUND.
For Phiiad5iphia and Chester, Q Is %,
50, % 300 %, 90 and Sill II o. M; 90, o %,
%; % y. ~, a. 90 Is \, ~ a. snd " ?; N
n; 90, 8 oo,s bs.st 20. %. CO.'S % and . %
|p. m.
For Singerly, accommodation, daily II %
q. N.
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily on
For chicago and PitssburE. express, daily
Cincinnati and St Louis express. dAay
| IL SO N.
Baltimore accommodation, daily . % p N.
Pittaourg, chicago and St. Louis szprsm.
singsriy Accommodation. daily % pm.
FOE LAND6NBEK0, 10 a. A.bundaN
only, lLoo .. N, daily sxaspt Sunday, .ss
Tisins l.avs marx Market street. Station.
FOR PhiiAdelphia % p. m. daily. Kok
Baltimore % r. M, daily. Bos LsAndun-
DsrG $50 and u.oo A. NJ. daily, except Hun-
day; s,ioa. m. on Sunday only, Ass and Ase
Pitt.6urs. Chicago and ss. Louis szpsss
III: Tfsins ior xilpinxson-Lssvs rnnssss-
phia, daily, " %, 1000, sll 90 .. n, Il %
noon. ! q, 800, 40, aAoo, asa. aas, 10 10.
daily, sxesps sunday. Gss. s.ss .. u.
| N.7e, and 90 D. m.
SUNDAYS only, as m.
yxptsss tralnis
RATES TO wnsrHRH PoIETs LowAn TzAM
VIA AMY oTHm LINE.
W. M. OLEMEMTB, q. O.SOULk.
oenr Managsf. 0sn7 PAss. AEssEl
l Telephone No. ia
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

OuAbs d II. DoCAttb
108 West Seventh street. Just the
place for a cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbier,
CatRwha
CIsret Punch,
Whiaky
Rum
Pure liquors,
and the best cigars In the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

The celebrated Three B. b. B. Cigar,
manufactured by q. b. Bourbon b
Bro, No. 2i9 Yves. Ssoohd street. The
beat DO cigar in the city. Trv theus
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

INOR SALE-wILL BEa SOLD AT PUB.
IL lie sale. on WEDNESDAY,, 2Tth inst,
at O'Clock, p. m, the loo cream or produce
sIallI In and street market, belongipg 20
kohort darcy. Apply 70 u ThOMPSOr,
l20 ota gil King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

Y5iUR ShLH-,SuUD BUlLDInG sTOHh
II delivered at East Like Park and also
n Ninth ward .: reasonable pricoS. lSAAC
s. TALLEY, Oarcroit z. o., Dol.
N. b -Mason work done, and lime, SAND
md stone iurnlshed. ml0.u
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23
N. k9gary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
AND
S. [. Cor, 9th and Tatna|L,

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 Reirigerators, 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:
Improved Arctic, Imitation
Oak.
No. reduced from Sl9 90 to $40 20.
No. reduc Il from 1890 to 10 90.
No reduced from III so to 1900.
No. reduced from 20 co to 1900.
Peerless Refrigerator, Ash.
No. reduced from $500 to S14 90.
No. 9 reduced from 10 90 to Is SO.
No. 3 reduced from 90 co to is 90.
No 4 reduced from $500 to 20.O0
Peerless, Walnut or Antique
Oak.
No. reduced from SIS 90 to Si5.C0.
No reduced from 81. 90 to 100.
No reduced from "a SO to 10 so.
No. reduced from 81 90 to % 90.
Double Door Dining-room
Refrigerators, Sideboard
Top.
No 4 reduced from $31 90 to S25 90.
No. reduced from IS 90 to 20 o..
No. 6reduced from 40 o. to $500.
IceChests from So to $40,
according to size.
Grocers' Refrigerators at
a like reduction.
We mean to make the
Refrigerator business boom
now, 30 yos1l do well to
buy, as thesd prices will not
last all summer.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23
OF VIRGINIA,

sUMMEW Law LECTURES fn,nh
weakly begin 12th July, asa and end ~
september. Have proved Of signal se-iat
TO students who design TO pursue their HfudiSt
At this or other aW Sch Dol; "a TO those WV,
propose TO read priyitely; and ID. 90 practf.
Jl0nefs, who have not had the atynnt@a@ ~
systematic instruction. For Circular Snniv
*. y. university of Va. to JOHN. b. MiysoiS
erof. Gem. and state Law. nlz-eod-d&s -lrS
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23
Want Of Sleep

,.orsan1s annually to the
'na .,vium and the doctors say this
y : ,cmedies, while they may
''a ano,,ry relief, are likely to do
apr ,,,,n good, What is needed
~, 1l,, T and Dlood-puriiier
J. = I ssr,nparilla is incOmparao.
!, corrscts those disturbances
''' '.,a,,,ion which cause sleepless-
y '',.' In,reasel vitality, and re-
g ~ nervous system to a healthfui
W. Cote, agent OF the Mass.
AZ , n Society, writes that
|, ,onsi. va, out Of order, his sleep
y '" "ecp disturbed. and some i'm
n, ' !, lie blood manifest; but that
,o,s vas obtained by the use
|aurs SlDapaFilla'
|p,.lorles W. Pratt, 4o4 Washington
IN, l,o,,on, writes; "My daughter
|. Foan'ei with nervous debility,
"a. sa,aparilla restored her to
hbr
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

CNOR ShLE.-A TWO SrQHY BKlUK
II house. No OIL Monroe stroct, contains
Seysn rooms and bath, In frSt Glass order
And all modern o,uvenien sos. Apply to A
d. VERNON, at this et1os, it-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

To buy, q carrisge pole, in tlrst.olass
olAss order, Apply az this Office.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23
EdWardMelChiOr
ga King Street.
l have received large line of fishing
tackle which 1 am selling at
the low, st prices

3 jOinfed ash rods, 10 Cts.
4 jofntad ash rods, 30 Cts
tointed bamboo rods, plain, 30
Its
3 jointsd bamboo rods, plain, 90
a'ts.
4 jOinted bamboo rods, plain, 20
OlB.
3 jOtAted bamboo rods, reel, land
and gDtdes, 81.
4 jOinted bamboo rods, reel, land
and guides, 81 rs.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods,
reals from Csc TO $500. Come to
the Oldest established house In Delaware,
214 KING STREET. Send for price list
of base ball and sporting goods
ju14-tu tn sa-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23
EOs pAiA

TOR sALE.-A GOOD BAY MARE, 10
n hands high, 8 years OLE, sound and.
Konue, fsarloss OF oarA, o hsst class road
marc; can be bought right for want " use.
lpQuI at this once and otn be seen at
stable on Eifth nsSr Madison street, rear Of
olAoEsinith shop. J,2h
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

For small storekeepers. Mrs. NJ. r.
Wyatt is closing out her stock OF Q
sacrihoe. 1t will pay you to call and
gat some of the bargains sine Ia offering
at No. 1l3 West Second ct rect
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

Hor sale,

Al bargain, Broom house, with con.
venienoes. Only $3.50 required down
Apply to W. Scott Vernon. thia o1ioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

INOR SALE OR FUKCl1 Y
X psoperly,-fhrm OF l9T acres, already
stocked, near FIedriokeburg.Va 81 railroad
and plank road. A bargain. Terms easy
7. rnTHELL, il2 Mari ct street. i2.A23
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

EoR sALE-A WAGON, GOOD AND
IL strong, suitable for con fectionor or
farmer with sheif AMI door, 10 lock It up.
Apply TO W. l.. FRiEDMAN SON, lo2
" est Second street. i2o,2S, sbs
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

ENoR SALE-OpE uE THE OLDEST
u and best establishsd grocery storo's in
tho western part OF city. Good reasons for
selling. Terms easy, Address L., this
otfice. ie7.r
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

GrRAY GAL YES - TWO FS1s-dsp
Inc suotcrioor in Uhrstiana Hun.
drsd, on tho 18th OF Juue Tho owner 10 TO.
quested to toue forward, prove property,
pay charges and take the a away, or they
i2l -steod Ii. Il. BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

|hlnF, Ii,s . ChE WILMINGTON
i,uiVAl h. s1o Madison streets, for
bal N ssiI, 'ec '1Tes, enterta,nments ana
flra, N 40 Apply 10 AkTHU X
~ L. Oor'th q ShiDiey streets.
lev m,w,s-7t
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

|ANItD-RJARD A GENrLE.
ma IN tha wsst;rn part Of tho CIV.
~ " ~ WIS once. it2l.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

nor sALE.-bSHARES OF GERMAN.
u la Loan Association. nearly y years
old. Apply TO u. +. HUDSON, Oity mar
ket, VII, Del. ilb12t
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

BON "i,, t,.-tusNlsHED TR0NT
p pflyats y, ~ Without board, 10 2 youne
' ianIly at sos Lombard ~. SIZE
m22-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

IMrhD-BDARDlNa IN A Phi.
vac family 10 western part OF city.
Pc B.sti, tbs otiioe, al.Sts
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

b Ilss,T y,, SUMMER MONrHs
1881 n, iainlihed or unfurni he'd
prth, o,g osnGlon street. Opens to
\ beyond VI ,lE the brandywine. MO
lul pOiob uhObstructed view. pe-
Iies. summer kitcnen. Apply on
va. OF
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

.Ocloty IN "a a ilNL kuum F,IA a
isrSs; ,,r re ,aafkness building, loth
Ny Ia 'Sa, Apply to R ME-
W. Q W. 10th ct All III
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

fNfED-A WAGON FINIsHER.
Apply at Fourth aud Walnut streets.
jek2-2tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23
2O6 MARKET ST.
ABOVE SECOND.
School Boy

Knows the form aud style OF shoes he
would like to have for best, for school or
vacation, but father sticks at the price.
The boy wants shoe with plsnty OF
style, the parent says plenty OF wear,
and the price must be moderate.
We have worked at tbs problem Of re-
corciling lower prices with poo' quail
ties, and we have got on the lead in
shoes for big boys aud little hoys.
You ought to see our pebble thoes for
the little fellows; spring heels or heels as
you like.
Come sae our 'uths' pebble aud calf
shoss, with or without solar tips.
Bee our calf button and hook lace shoes
for the bigger boys.
No room 10 quote prices to-day, but
we are on the lead, wi plenty of etyle,
plspty OF wear, and prices lower than
elsewhere.
Several bargain lots of boys working
shoes.
icy Money refunded for any purchase
not satisfactory.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE,
No. 900 MARKET BE-, ABOVE 2D.
Wilmington.
William H. BabC0Ck
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

HNiLD LITTLE GIRLS 70
u g,s'a' Pleasant country home. Ad.
~'1E1I Falkland Del, 2i.sts
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23
ror Rent.

,t,sn S,ni:,,.,bJAEDEKS at COS WEST
"sV'' ''%nd story 'front.' room. i7i.o.a
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

hntED-A GUUD, SUBSTANTIAL.
s ,,S, Won IN for all kinds Of house.
NNb las! Eighth ttrset. 2lsts
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

NOR sALE-IWU FINISH COWS A
4 No /. Apply at pob Adams street. ia II
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

e M, Ed, GOOD COOK, SOUTH.
4 - Euluei seventh and King NJ. 29-2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

a ssSs s =, y ARDERs, FIRST GLASS
.HeSAmodatloni. I i. 50 81, IT.im
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

YNOR SALE-A FINE 0 YEARS OLD
~ mare, work double or single, Kind
and gentle. Address 8 this ofice. ie2o-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

leis'. so No. 5I hL SiuhE Am F7X-
''' Ains street. a9, A.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

NOR sALE-SEvERAL FINE YOUNG
II work and driving horses. Guaranteed
10 represented. W. II. FLlNN,
y2e.tf Newport, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

UNUK SALe-OHkAP, A HORSE, BUSI
z ness wagon and lasness. fpply e W
u. HAqEE 40. ll0T hestnut street. ~ 81
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

NOR SknE.-A nvr OF BUILDING
II Material, consisting OF sash, doors,
holdings, blinds, hc. Also building for
rant ]. X. MARX. No. liz King ct. i7.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-23

NOR SALE-AC A SAOBlFIOE, A
10 good organ, as the owner intends loav
ing the city. Gail on or address No $40 L
Alh street, city. i2l-8tA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-14

fe-eIeftioa ~ Cleveland IL in her hof~s
TO gsfizrxe eonsrsI Of our MARKETS. through
the sdcpsion Of his policy By orr govern
meff- She Il zesust0tned 20 gex the eon-
troll Of the markets. Of weaker nations By
her sfscsted guns. She tried fses seets ssd
ARMIES on ~ With noted failures and disas-
fers- Her desire 10 master ~ and make ~
sssf-s~ryteDr'to her commercial sxgrznsiixe-
rneBt never wss stranger than today.
fbough her method % asszais IL pacific
and abe :. aghttng her battle wiki IDEAS
rather than sfsh baIss and fhe deadly
stseIis, thraagh Gobd~n Ciab prpyaxaa-
dism rather than Iroaciads. by the AID of
one ~ the great political parties Of this
country. the majority ~ whose leader.
we're her allies when she sosghs the as-
accomplishment Of her designs sfsroagh the
ssssblishmepf ~ a Free Trade confesier-
acy. u whose markets sts expertesi thu
absolute eontsoi. This, thea. Il great
commercial and ineiasrfaI eoasest, Ia
which pacific politics and the ballots n
freemen are the force. sss the weapons,
issfead ~ feet. and arr1ies. -sch an h.
sne takss hold Of ali that Il poblest asd
Rass@s inspiring 10 American manhood. By
keeping before the people the main qaes-
tim, and not allowing 10 10 h. obseured
~ anything local or secondary, the frtend.
u america will surely triumph over the
English add their B0srh0a allies.
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Not a Word OF Truth In It

The Boston Sunday Herald sees tit to
assert that Hon. Lorenzo Clay, Of Gar
diner, has come out for Cleveland and
Free Trade. There ia not a word Of truth
In this statement, "a any one who really
knows this gentleman we'll understands.
Mr. clay informs as that he voted for
Harrison in lsio, and will surely vote for
Harrison and Morton in isSS, IL life and
health sre continued TO him. His Henry
Clay Wing blood is mp against the Bour-
bon doctrines and the Bourbon candidates
Il would be absurd enough for anybody
this year To change against the tide, the
last of all an old Tariff Whig and Lin
coin Republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-14

The Pail Mall Gazette, speaking OF the
passage of the Mills bill by the House,
says:
There can be no doubt. as the Chairman
of the Cobden Club said at the annual meet
ing, that the American reaction in the direc-
ton Of Free Trade will have a great effec,
throughout the world. Protection has had q
little new life infused into il, thanks to
Prince Bismark's patronage, but il is once
more beginning to look sickly, and even in
this country the fair traders, in spite Of effort
money and plansibility are visbly diseour-
aged"
These English Civilizations over the
Mills bill are highly instructive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-14

The electioneering campaign 10
America ought to be most interest
ing to the Enginh people for bis
torical. political. philosophical and
econJmic reasons The
main question Of issue is English
free trade against the Continental
system Of protection The repub-
lie is on trial. Good, conservative
government, under Cleveland. is
opposed by the rule and ruin party
III Blaine, whose friends nominated
Harrison, and who would certainly
be the Secretary of State under
Harrison administration. Thus
the American people are directly
involved in the contest through
their pockets, which will be affect
ed by the tariff, and their future,
which would be seriously Influenced
by the restoration to power Of such
a fire-brand as Blaine, with his home
rule sympathies and anti-Canadian
policy. The American election is
infinitely more important TO
EngIishmen than their own internal
politics just at this juneture, and
they should observe every phase
Of the campaign closely and under
standingIy. II is from this point
Of view that the copious dispatches
to the Sunday Times are cabled.
The result of the American election
will help to decide many important
issues in Great Britain.-London
Sunday Times, July Is, 1888.
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WALDO.


Our correspondent writes Marcellus Hem
enway, of Maiden, is making his annual
visit to this village. He is engaged in the
early vegetable business and finds a ready
sale at the Boston markets.. c. Fowler
has returned from Boston where he has been
in attendance at the wedding of his sister
j. j. Walker, Esq, and family are So
journing at Hughes Point, Islesboro-The
Misses Nellie and Grace Hunt are roaming
about the coast of Maine" in search of
recreation and pleasure, and were last heard
from at Isleboro and Lake City and Camden.
In consequence of the i'll health of our
esteemed townsmsn, ID. F. Bran, his resi-
dence in this place i. offered for sale. includ-
ing all the land and buildings connected
Herewith The location is a commanding
one, and affords good opportunity for any
one desiring pleasant home and the prose-
cution of the farming business on a small
scale.-The return of our great citizen,
James G. Blaine, to his native country,
sounds the key note of the campaign which
is being caught up all along the line.
beautiful banner bearing the name of Ed
win c. Burleigh, and Harrison & Morton was
thrown to the breeze this morning Alta
caucus held by the Republicans this after
noon, l.. c. Morse, ESQ.,, was nominated
as candidate for representative
to the Legislature, the class for representa-
ton being composed of Liberty, Montville.
Searsmont and Palermo.--M. s. Aver, with
Mrs Aver, whose health is somewhat i'm
proved. is passing his vacation among friends
on the shore of the beautiful China Pond
Geo. F. Hunt who has been closely confined
to business for two or three years, has been
congratulated in being able to enjoy, the past
summer, so much needed recreation and
change. Mr.. Hunt has been to Ford's Cor
ner twice and China once. passing few hours
at each place.-The people of this vicinity
are much pleased with the nomination of
Hon. WIN. H. Hunt for Senator. Mr.
Hunts record. as Councillor, during the past
term, has added much to his political strength
in this field. Ii will be noticed that no nom
inasion for Sheriff was made at the recent
county convention of the prohibifionists. and
we are informed by Prof. Bateman, a we'll
known authority among Prohibitionists. that
they will undoubtedly support the Republican
candidate for sheriff, Mr.. Palmer of Monroe
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Ownership OF Land.


f.andlofilsm sad tenant farmers are rap
aily growing under the protection policy Of
the United States Democratic Exchange.
NJ usaai our free trade contemporaries,
who ARE charging all manner Of evils a.
result of the encouragement and diyerst-
hcatlon ~ Industries through the policy
Of protection, pay ~ attention to faets.
II This charge IL true then We shall End
that IN those states where manufacturing
Industries have been introduced aud Indus
tries have been diversified, there l. the
smallest percentage Of farms cultivated
by the owners. II 80 happens that the
census Of isso furnishes accurate statistics
on Til. point Dividing thu state. into
groups, the census shows the following
results
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-14

Il swell To keep before the people the
frank and candid statements made BY
Gen, Dick Taylor, one of the ahlest men
though far from being one of the ahlest
Generals in the late rebel army, In an
article explaining the defeat Of the re
hellion, said he;
We male two great mistakes. Had we
avoided them we should have conquered you.
The mrs, vas We did not substantially destroy
the protective features Of the tariff in the
winter session OF 1857 and lsss, by an act
~hich provided rapid sliding scale to free
trade. We could have passed
such a Law and held Il tight on you ssli IL
closed the furnaces. workshops, woellen and
cotton mills, sad steel ant bar iron works of
the vAole North and West. and scattered
your werkmen over the prairtes ard terri
tcries, When the var VAS ready for yeu,
yea would not have been rsady fer the var.
Nea coali no, have armed and equipped a ID
putin the fsei large army. nor built large
navy, Yen would have been without sup
nlses, machinery sni wcrkmeu, ard you
wead have hsea without money and credit
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Abraham Bincoln's First Speech

Abraham Lincoln was man possessing
sound, positive, common sense judgement.
not ealy when at the head of the United
states Government, but in his earlier years
in fact all through life.
His first political speech, when candidate
for the Illinois Legislature in 1882, was as
follows;
"tfeHstsnsfa. ft3lehr-rtf,seRs, | presume
you know who am. am humble Abraham
lincoln. have been solicited BY many
friends 10 become candidate for the Lesis-
lasare. Ny politics can be briefly stated.
am in favor Of the internal improvement
system and high protective tariff These
srr my sentiments aud political principles.
II elected shall be thankful; IL not, it will
b. all the same 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-14

It viii be seen that in these six Rcput1l-
ran protective aud manufacturing states
FROM 80 10 % per cent. of the farms are
cultivated by the owuers- Maine taking
the lead the Argus will notice - while In
the ak Democratic, free trade and non
manufacturing States Estates which agree
with the free traders that manufacturing
industries do not benefit farmers, y only
50 to 50 per cent. of the farmers cultivate
their farms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-14
STATE NEWS.
CUMBERLAND.

Portland.
The Portland Company delivered passen-
ger engine No. 90, to the Maine Central
Railroad, Monday. The Company now has
an order to make ten locomotives for the
Boston Maine.--The annual meeting of
the Odd Fellows Mutual Relief Association
of Maine. was held Monday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, the Treasurer reporting the
total amount paid for benefits to date. Ss5 =
500; cash now on hand, s2,045 37.-Hon.
Moody Boynton has drawn the plans for a
bicycle engine to be constructed by the Port
land Company. The scheme is to construct
engines run on one large wheel The wheel
is to be grooved and will run on two rails,
one on the ground and one suspended over
the engine. Mr.. Boynton thinks that by his
scheme he can obtain speed of 100 miles
an hour. He intends to put the thing to a
practical test and see whether there is any
thing in ii. The wheel which the Portland
Company are constructing is eight feet in
diameter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-14

tntht tfp'riHf ftrtsAN ~
From thia table u will he scen that on
the ayersgs u per cent, or three-fourths,
IT the farms in the nitcd states are cul-
tlyatcd by the owners, and one-fourth by
tenants. Hut ia New England where in
dnstries are most diversified aud manufut-
turing Industries most numerous, over 81
per cent. Of the farms are cultivated by
the owners, while Ia the Southern States
where free trade Ideas are most general and
manufacturing industries few aud far be-
tween, only go per cent. of the farms are
cultivated by owners, and 30 per cent. by
tenants.
The following table comparing six pre-
tectlvc and manufacturing States with ak
free trade, non-mauuiacturing States will
he found Instructive.