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Daily Republican., 1888-11-09
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Now that The election IA ever tina
Ie1t question n, Who viii be cur next
Y. 3 senator" Some say Bird or
Hlgsins cf NsE Caste, wills or MAS
: , OF hsnt, OF Treat cf Sussex. l think
I ~ 51 sI.ISt the Nell.thinkiuR people of
Hilm'ngt3n when / say that T,eat a.
esrVes and should have the ofios. "To
t ., v.otor belongs the spoils," therefore
.he appointment be.oBgs to Treat, who
81 =, molly snd faithfully s,umped tbs
S ga, igt Harrison, Norton ana Protec
s ~, aAa II not oesn for Treat, "Old
1 9o.ssl Nc1,l probably have gone
democratic Tasfsiure. 7v5,,ii nnne.I
70 ! tho ,oo1lEs Legislator. .hat rev an
polnI tf=s', snt wL.n ne smoEs y,
Sea@p2iFulsm hssTo' led Awsz. tbs1 vii
p ~, una, ,9aG hey have made vise choIea,
~, III puoilsLlns 'ha saags ia your valua
O-e Newspaper yen VII nbfye
Z HARRISON DEMOCRAT
Nov 9 b, 1853 Na
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

-S-..,ss majority for Harrison Ia New
SfeSssB-s -Oieau, straightforward
- gained by the regular IarIy vote
and NOT BY trading. There Is NJ proc
that the election OF Governor Hill IN the
State or o, Grant for Mayer Of New
York bad anything to 10 with 1t, Al
Analysis Of The Vote will fail to fhoy
any evidence that there was anythtnz
like extensive or orRsr zsd tsdlrg b.
the Democrats TO thu RG0riaOs Of Ceve
land. He lost the stats OF New 70 K
on the tariff issne and on that alone.
bis defeat in every other Northern State
excepting New Jersey ard Connecticut
was due to the sane cause. There is
nothing 10 the returns 10 which he or
his friends cAn point ~ IA evidence
that ne was defeated through Other
oauIes Ths overwhelming majorltles
+ New England, in PennsylvAriR aud
Ia the Wet and the reduced Dhmo
cratic ms1oIities IN States like Mary
land, Virginia aud Missouri, I'll show
anal the result WAS due to one erea. sen,
ument working IN the public mind Ell
over The land.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

NRw YoRK, Nov s,-Chalrman Bt ~
of the Democratic National EAg 3o',',
Comm ittee, at last comedies the g a5su,
Of General Harrison. Captain McC'en,
chairman OF the Campaign Commune
was lhe only member of tho Nau9a
Committee ut headquarters this moIhla
and he made the authoritative anuoul0
mept OF Chairman BriCe's CONCESSION
Republican Victory.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

LIME ROCK, Conn Nov, 9--W. II.
BbrGup, o. the DamooIsLla National
COMMITTEES. IL seriously III At his homa
IL Tits p see. He VAS taken sick wstk
sso while H. H5w York. rs returned
to his fome on Monday, and his illnssE
IS uued 3 dangerous character. LHsi
light bis conoiiiou WAy slightly i'm
pr,ved. Tho trouble vas caused by
lverH ork, resulting in nervous pTostra
Iifu
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09
IIn,,. man Rlllsd % OhIO.

MARION, o.. Nov sT III r! M vlpl
row here TuesdSIS ny ma. HarTIsol
man, was stabbed anu S NaDner. cOOre1
Thacker and George N"pl and taken Z
were arrested for the crime teepill
Delaware, o yesterday, for sac ,n 4
A razor covered with blood was ',or,ll;
Hackers pocket, aud II Is e'N'''
lie ala the cutting
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

The following telegram was rccei'
at the Republican oillce this morning
CHICAGO, III Nov. 3. lsSs -Geol
W. Vernon x Sons; The reform Repul
cans OF Chicago and Illinois send gIe
lngs OF great joy to you and the Rep
licans OF Delaware for the wonderful
publican victory In Delaware. what
to hinder the sending oil a RepubIN
SIMON W, KINa
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09
Two Men Kulsa 10 missouri.

FAYEFFE No Nov s-Two men were
killed at the polls In this iclnity Tues
day. Rice Msupen, young white msn.
and Taylor Hight settled a. old ieud hy
shooting match, in which Msuprn was
killed. Moses Whylsud colored, attack d
white man ard WAC hot aud Killed No
arrests have yet been made
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

Joseph L. Klllsors, poT Of BrooEly
N. Y, Vas In town this morning ~
has iuSt returned from an extend
trip through the Western States Whl
Ia Indiana he met General hArfii1
tbs President elect, And says that wa
De Is small In stature be 10 3 liant m AZ
ally. Mr.. Killgore has no doubt -
hen General Harrison takes pos'e.'ll,,
Of the Presidential chair he will Do
President himself.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

SANTA FB, N. M, Nov, S.-A repa
from Valencia county says there "
trouble between the Republican A
Democratic judges of eject n az y
Ra 'ael Tuesday ov an attempt DV
former to secure the poll BOOKS
Proyencher, one of the judges aud an y
citizen was shot through the nea y
instantly killed by the attacking P d,
The murderer escaped to the lhouu'a'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

PnmAnELPHIA, Nov Mrs Kettle
St9kes, who was shot on Monday by her
lover, Fred Ramos, as ported To be In
a eighty improved condition last ght.
The attending physical sta ID that the
woman has shown wonderful vitality
aud may possibly recover. The faithltss
womau's husband was again at her bed.
side r. Tie Pennsylvania dospital yester.
day, nd tenderly watched over her.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

The Veteran FiEemen's Association
OF Philadelphia will give Q grand touFs
nAment ht the State Fair Trounda IN
Philadelphia on ThanksaivipR day, me
event Of the day will be . squirting
match with Ore company Of this city,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

The unbroken part Of the iaTg5 , Pss M,
glass from Crosby 81 HIS Tin GD. Il, y,
been purchased by Barkley " biVSu md
confectloners and bakers at Fo 9tI.,i a
French streets, who will have !. Gu OF IN he
fitted to take the place oil one , i,
giassrs In their larle show hiN'S"'
which has bee. broken,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

Sheriff. elect Alyan Allen WI o5 q, i " b
In and assume the duties Of b : Guy ,, q
Monday, November 18Th. ~ y t nv J
known who will enter uncI. 80 r-'''.. =
sureiies. e',-TT;;l Lamb on reiifes w.. Wy
consciousness of having PEI ' ,n IN IN
S t duty IN every respect, ana T S5..s .
that he has mal 40. T co,,Ilou
irIsnds Since he has occupied the ,''''
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09
NEW DRESS GOODS

Of all styles Plaids, Stripes,
and Plain Goods. Excellent
selection and prices the
lowest.
A beautiful Plain Cloth
SO inches, for 324 cents, all
wool and In colors.
Another line, SO inches
wide. all-wool, SO cents;
all colors.
In cur Linen Depart.
ment We offer splendid
values, aud from the large
business We are doing 10
these goods, shows that
they are appreciated.
E CANT line Of Pushes
Ia all colors and prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09
uoIoIed MopS 10 Raleigh

RALEIoH, N. G, Nov S;- ., I,1'
morning colored men burned ths co ami
of the chairman ofthe Demoera,ie G yU,n
Committee. To day they broke ia ~
railway warehouse and LOOK, , nu M
dynamite cartridges. Inc COLI. ,'I s,rI5I
are melted by white men, enu o ,rs
trouble is feared. The military "s
charge Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

Mrs. Jacob Frempt, OF Eelaware City,
gent TO Philadelelia last Monday for
the purpose of visiting her children On
Tuesday morning her husband received
a telegram that his wife had been ia Gu
SICK, and although he stated INN edi0tely
she died before he reach d thai ci On
Wednesday her b dy was br. uRht to
Delaware City for interment
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. s.-Frank Per-
rine, aged ~, and Frank suprement,
aged IS, were quarreling over election 70
turns last night In Cohoes, when PerTine
struck Suprement with a fence picket.
Suprement is dead and Perrine lock- d up.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

The Young Men's Republican Club Of
CentreVille W Ill give jubilee or olllaca
tian on next Monday evening. The boat
for Salt River stops at the wharf at 2 49,
a band OF music viii be on hand, aud a
good time may be expected, Every body,
Democrats, Eep blcans and Prohibition
lists are invited 0 be present
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09
rnank.s wing a nsl,.

Arrangements are belnz made 10 have
IN afternoon Of sport az lIaza DelI Park
GA Thanksgiving Day for tie purpose OF
raising funds for the Associated Charities
The plan as proposed iHcludesLo rss race.
a base ball match and rrylea oil tie city
militia,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

D. p 10 removed q taps uorm 80 feet
8 iaohss In length from . youaz gaAr
named JoRn Miller, resldiES a! No. 7Cg
Monf0s 9. fes.i after q tEtatn az AZ Nv
aays'' He sltS removed twa tmall ones
oH inches In lsng To, pntti' II end, ii
IL IOnsii TO the 5atirs bt0ld. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

There never was or never
can be better stock or finer
selection of clothing offered in
this city than there is at the
Boston One-Price Clothing
House, 2l3 Market Street.
Our stock is new and fresh
and made by the best manufac.
turers that the country affords,
and we guarantee them to be
at low, if not a little lower than
they are sold for elsewhere for
the same quality of goods,
made and trimmed in the same
style.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

Ola Reliable. sos Madison strest.
Blue Ash, Cape May goodies, white
tsh, cat flsh, founders, trout, cod hSh.
Oysters, IS, 80, 4Oc.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

MoDQ MHLL-HORrON.-On November
70. ISL Mest Fourth street ,this oi y,
~ ne hev y. q. Buddingtor, Mr.. jane
beth Of this city. 'N-'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09
On THURSDAY.
THE ltTH DAY oF EoYEMBEB, less,
At o'clock p, N,


Aho lVAlJNlhB ApsoEluou ESAA oaNAFp, NN'
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land,
with q thrr -sturied brick dwelling house
thereon e-ectedt In the city Of Wilmington,
bounded An desrrlD u as follows 10 Vii.
beginning at the SDu-lrrlF side Of Fourth
street between West ami Washington stree T.,
at corner Of laud nov or Ia cot john 6Tiutrl
az - feet -- inches frun the rhltery 81 eJl
" Warrington street, thence with the 7tme
south p degrees, west as feet, more or less, 10
iuhu Brooks alley, thence with said Nile
side parallel with Fourth street eastCrly ~ feet
to a stAEe. thence hy anew line north % d b
2rePs east 81 feet, more less, 10 the said side
OF Fourth street, and thence with the same
nor bs degrees, west 20 iert, To Tia. place col
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
NAV.
Seized and TAX, n in execution as the psop,
erty Of Isaiah n. Thomas and Lydia A lii
vile. and /. IS, aud TO be- sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff,
3her.n's OtHce, Wilmington October 81. 1883
Oct8l. ts
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

when baby was aok, We rave her OastOria.
when she was Ohild she cried for oAStOraA
wtsn she became Miss she elunG 70 OAssOria
When she AAd shiiarsn ne EsVS thsn CAS-
tOrlAi
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

Persons intending to lay In . supply
Of sWeet potatoes for the winter thou,1
cat or Smsltz. 10 East Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

Gail and see the CFAyoB portrait and
name Cummings makes on instaiments
800 Market ttFseb,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

AIk for Yonth's Smoking Tobsooo.
Jos. Wallace COZ Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

SHERIFF's SALE by vIRTUEoF
~ writ OF Levan FAelAs 20
ihe Court House, on Marked street. BE- ween
atuln aud Eleventh Streets In the CITY III
Nhiiington, New Castle county, Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE lerH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1883.
by vIRTUEoF
ON SATURDAY.
The following Described real estate, via,


All that certain lot or piece OF land with a
tWosturted brick house thereon erected situate
~ tue cily Of Wilmlngt N aforesai D., bounded
aud described as follows, 10 wit:
teglnulng At ~ iln on the sOutlerlV aide
q Second y eet b tween Monroe and Adams
streets IN the middle Of the division wall be-
tween this aud the adjoining house on Tho
west and al the distance of l4i feet and Z
lnch' ON he east riv side OF Adams straet
thence 8outherly par llel with Adams street
passing through The middle Of taid wall ia
rect lOinches TO the nOrthtrly side OF Pleasant
sire nt 81 oct vide thedce thereby easteaiy
parallel With oeCoEd ST Get IS fest "a Inches
TO a line of athan l.. Janncy's land thFuee
~ Ike Of the same u1rihCrly parallel with
ADAMS street ald pa sing through the middle
q the vision wall between THIS ami saih
- hgy sa Joining house li5 feet ~ inches 10
the aiuresa side ui Second street ana theme
Their by westerly is 5 ilches 10 tn ulare OF
Heglnulfg, be the contents thereof what they
may.
ssiztd sG1 taken into execution as the
pTopurt Of CHARLES z, brlntuu ant Emma l.,
his wife, and 1, :, and % b. sold bY
GILES LANBSAN, sheriff.
rng1u's oingu, W u,,,.,.n.."". oetooer " lSs''
VFssf
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

0, Is or 80 gems for Is oonts 81 Gun /.
ntngH' RAlleFy, A0s Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09


All that ceft,in lot or piece Of and with
a twO-st1 y brick mouse ana tw0-story frame
house thereon .iJuHte In the city Of Whining
"a, bounded AMI described 40 follows, TO wit
BegiuAing on the nor hcrly side Of Christi
ana street Cioruc rly franklin street at ~ feet
inches wide and being ~ feel from the
sou!heiiy side o. 81 cOnd stEeoD b 'tween jet.
hrsun Aud MsdisOl btre Is At the distance ul
0 feet from til east Ily side Of Madison street.
thence aith the nDrtneily side OF Christiaua
street ttrly and parallel TO Sec oUd stree 20
~ TO stake thence nurtherly parable, 10
Madlisn rect 81 iyut 10 a STAKE, themes vest
erly parallel To second street % gcet To stake,
thence Buuthtrly parallel 70 Madison stree
and passing through The middle o the diri-
sion vail between the brick house on The
herein de. crihrd lot and the hTicA house all
Joining ON he ives ~ leet to the place Of b..
ginn ng he the anlrnt8 t"efcOf more or less,
Book q, Vol 6, page us, sc.
sci ed and t1apu In execution As The prop
srty Of john swCenty, adams rator. u u
~, . T. A. Of Patrick Gu ick, deceased. and
The said ohm Sweeney, admiuis rutOr Uf Bgld-
ptt sweeaey. late y ligr Cusick, deceased,
and {. T., and TO be sold by
GILES JAMESON, sheriff
sheriff. oGice, Wilmington October a,
lsa-. OBl-pUd-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

For the beat grades Of Lshlsh coz.
Try q. HnhoAs n e, o.. u F ug.l
0 rect Telephone NJ, 81
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

BuGh's, Frsneh siIsat wharf Is ths place
I tuY youT coai
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

Go to Mcclure for ell kinds Of ash
aud oys.sts every day. Eighth street
market house.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-09

Call ct 5Oeond and TatnAll streets ana
sse the 100. Tam O'ShAntsrsi toboRRAns
and xephyr goods OF all kinds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-07-20

AT the regular meeting of Rising Sun
Womans Christian Temperance Union
on July 18th the following Resolutions
were passed:
WHEREAS, God in His all.wise
Providence has cslled to her Heavenly
Home. the beloved State President Of
the Womans Christian Temperance
Union of Maryland. Mrs. Mary Whitall
Thomas, therefore
RESOLVED: That we express our grief in
the loss of a leader, so true nd noble in
principle, lofty and pure in thought,
and christian character as well as effic-
lent and capable in intellectual ability;
whose life was filled with works of
christian charity, land that we prayer
fully accept by faith that which we
can not understand in the workings of
Divine Providence, and bow in sub
mission to Divine will.
Resolred, That we extend our sincere
sympathy to the bereaved family and
pray that the blessing of Gods sustain
ing grace may be their daily comfort.
Resol,ed, That these resolutions be
printed in the MIDLAND JOURNAL and
copy sent to the bereaved family.
A. G. JEWELL, Prest.
ELLA X. HAINES, Secty.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-07-20
The Oxford Tent Meetings.

Special correspondence to the MIDLAND JOURNAL.
Oxford, Pa, July 19th.-The meetings
are largely attended and full of enthu-
siasm-500 to 600 present last night
The audience does not seem to tire OF
the brilliant thoughts presented for
their consideration. 1t is all straight
Third Party Prohibition talk.
The Silver Lake Quartette tonight
will be grand entertainment of pro-
hibition party singing. Miss Ada A.
Mosher of Baltimore rehearsed beauti-
fully for us last night and Miss Lille
Harry gave richly entertaining and
impressive solo. Speaker Rev. A. G.
Kynett, Pastor of NJ. E. Church, Ok
ford, as citizen gave strong party
speech and his reasons for coming into
the party work. Rev. Mr.. Kelly, Rev
V. p Grouse .and Prof. Patten also
spoke.
Thirty.seven Joined the Club last
night.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-07-20
Letter From I. N. Benjamin.
NoRrH EAST. July II. /

NORTH EAST, July II, 1888.
Mr.. EDIToR:-In looking over the last
issue of your paper 1 noticed 81 call for the
friends of Prohibition in the different dis
tricts of the County TO meet in convention
at Elkton on the 2Sth inst. to perfect plans
for vigorous campaign in the county
which L cordially indorse; and your able
editorial in regard to the matter also meets
my hearty approval. And now believing
that Your paper should be in the hands of
every true temperance person in the county
as we'll as all others everywhere, you will
therefore please place my name ON your
subscription list and send the paper to my
address for one year, you will find en-
closed one dollar to pay for the same.
l am glad to know that there are some
votors in this county that have arrived at
the sensible conclusion that it Is best to cut
loose from the old party ties, and fall in
with the advance guard of the grand army
whose object is to storm the citadel of the
whiskey king and plant the Prohibition flag
upon the ramparts thereof. We haye al
ready gained some territory but the enemy
is still encroaching upon our lines. In or
der to hold what we haye we must strike
for the whole. Slavery in any form can
not exist upon the American continent.
The Declaration of our National Indepen-
dence and the Constitution of the United
States must be in harmony with each other
in order to secure and perpetuate the bless
ings of peace and happiness to free peo-
pie. The former being perfect the latter
defective, after century has passed since
the Declaration was made. The Constitu-
ton and laws still remain imperfect which
accounts for the oft repeated saying, ''we
cry peace when there is no peace" Hence
the great necessity for the Bird political
party, a party that is already pledged if
put in power to correct the evil in peace
able and lawful manner by amending the
Constitution and framing laws so that they
may agree with the principles of good gov
eminent, when the true meaning of the
words Democracy and Republlcanism may
be realized by the whole American people.
Respectfully Yours
T. N RFNIAnrr,y
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-07-20
A Beer Harvest.

The Chicago Inter Ocean had the follow.
ing dispatch from Milwaukee, June %:
"Great quantities of Milwaukee beer are
finding their way to Chicago this week.
Wednesday single brewery shipped 35
cars by one road. 1t is said the average
shipments of the week from Milwaukee to
Chicago will be 500 car loads more than the
shipments for the last week. and reckoning
125 barrels as a car load, the total extra
amount of Milwaukee beer consumed in
Chicago equals 81, 500 barrels, or 5000, 900
quarts. At $500 per barrel, the wholesale
price to the brewers, 100000 represents
the money in the pockets of Milwaukee
brewers on account Of the Chicago conven-
ton. To carry the calculation a step
farther, the profit to Chicago saloon-keepers
on the convention, Milwaukee beer allow
ing profit per barrel of $1,000, is $780,
O00."
This is beer alone. Add to this the
whiskey, champaign, etc., and the vast sum
will aggregate million dollars, if not
more. This in one week, guzzled down by
the crowd who assembled in single city
to select candidate for president for the
American people. The st. Louis tconven-
tion was repetition Of the same, as far as
the size of the crowd and length of time
will compare which was not so large or SO
long in the latter city. Is it any longer a
matter of surprise that the better element oil
the nation is becoming alarmed and in
quiring what is to be done to prevent this
ever swelling deluge of alcoholic drink
from completely engul6ng our politicsl
Men who drink even very moderately sym.
pathise with the liquor traffic, and are
ready to do the bidding of tie iliquor men
and it would seem that those who have
taken the whole matter of our national pol.
itics in hand, while assembled to make pre-
liminary arrangements were literally in
lake of beer aud whiskey up to their chins
If our political parties cannot be, rescued
from the grasp of the liquor power, it will
soon override and crush every movement
that is ma de 10 check lis destructive Laws
flood. Its saloons are open in every legis
lative Hall, nearly, il the country, from
the Capitol at Washington to the remotes
territories, with man from over the ses
behind the bar, and ere long at the rate
they are going they will erect booth al
every church door or in the yestibule. The
money changers in the temple at Jerusa-
lem were very saints beside these men.
But gerry religious folks cry "keep politics
out Of the church, while whiskey through
politics is crushing and swapping the
churches influence for good!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-07-20

trusts, the necessaries of life. The
sheds and yards of the cities are filed
with coal. There is plenty of coal at
the mines, but in the face of all this
the little knot of men who control
the output Of the mines assemble in
New York, and upon some flimsy pre-
text say that the price must be higher.
This means that everybody,
whether he burns coal or not, must
be assessed to satisfy the greed of
these conscienceless robbers. That
Congress and legislators should put
a stop to this kind ofplundering does
not admit of doubt. Unfortunately,
so far as State legislative action is
concerned, it remains for Penusyl-
vania to take hold of the matter,
and Pennsylvania appears to be
bound hand and foot by the monop-
olies that thrive within her borders,
But there is always one serious diff
Guilty in the way of getting justice at
the hands of the coal barons, and
that is the railroads. They are in
terested in this coal p!undering bust
ness, and refuse to transport coal for
anybody who is outside the ring.
Congress can remedy shat trouble, if
it has the disposition to do so, and
it should act promptly. There is no
sort of reason why the price of coal
should not go to any figure that the
greed of the coal vampires may
choose to name, except always that
if it went beyond certain limit the
people would break over all restraint
and help themselves to coal, and the
barons know that. They have the
power to set any price they like, and
they put it just as high as they think
the people will bear and not break
out into open rebellion. 1t is a
mean way of stealing other peoples
money, and there must be stop put
to it, Western Rural.