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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16
At tho CIAyton Hou.s.

The following guests are reglstered a,
the Clayton House: A j. Gibson, Nv
YORK; Z. Stanley, Boston; Il L. Pm,
hand, Philadelphia; b. t. Dayter, Boa.
ION M. Il, LauRsdorf, Philadelphia; A
Hail, New York; NJ. 6, VAncin, Elmirs.
n. r.; James steed, Phi iadelphia;
= Joshua Jeffetis, Laudenbera, Pa q.
.. Meleney, N. Y, Il. M, VanHon,ep.
Newark, n. J, j. W. Daley, Jr., Bal,
timore; o. X. Dudrow, baltimore:
BenJ. SEAL, Londonderry, Pa; W. q
Betts, Jackson, Mich; j. Il. Miller,
cincinnati; o. L.mbsoD, New Caatle
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

The builders exchange in the second
story OF the Smith Building, will be
formally opened this evening. Speeches
will be made by several distinguished
gentlemen, members OF Builders Ex-
change OF Philadelphia and Hon. @. B.
Lore and Dauiel W. Taylor, Eco,
President OF the Wilmington Board oil
Trade. The visitors will arrive In this
city on the O'Clock train and will
break bread at the Clayton House at
tea time. They will be met on their
arrival at the depot with carriages and
driven around our city and shown the
different industrial Embellishments aud
" Inc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

Barrett. the popular Toe cream man
ct Tenth and Market streets, lie fully
prepared to afford rSlief 10 sxeltering
humanity during the heated term. His
Ice creams ore pure aud delicious, and
as they srs favored with the pure juice
OF the fruit, very palAtAble. Tho soda
water served by him IS as oolj as til ough
u came direct from the Arctic regions,
but Z o one oau fully appreciate It, with
its delicious hsvors, until they give 1t s
trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

We notice that the lA'go refs
good houses OF New YORK tlfeai
verttse to close ibc,r PLACES Of u
ct noon on Saturdays during its
mer months. and the Pdllsil
houses at O'Clock, ba5.nnla2 ~
Saturday In July. NV, why \
tho merchants IN tie dry goods \
Wilmington CLOSE thetr siola
O'Clock Saturday. during w
AuRutt? 1t is only mae siil
nights, aud surely their cu.tJns9
get what very few articles they y
nesd this the dnllesE ami wsfna7
son OF the year before 8 o'cl0cE
us your vlews on the subject
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

-'A' !.Glt5Ay afternoon q mar
= ih'rv Ia user the Influence OF
l594n Al tired q laundry at the corner
v -''l" az E!rkwood streets, a. d
:. = 'A'n,7''gut pa@tgiug things generally.
-. --'"'iiht zen oEstrsted with tie
~ A'4i.Iet 81 .ls commend, bat this
O. is-'et q. t'gt the fellow on. r.
a.. A"ttit cfLer meArs useless
- -7''e'.b 'tttts1 for hls revolver
- h'st VI enyts, which caased the
i'it ..'z " hulsr , sHns ceremonIe. A.
. 81 ia, ylhye the Chinamau fred
- - an9i Yri Of tho HiRCoE, and
't'H'iu'ti trEcE bee line away
r.aJt A. the cartridges were
t''4' hlre wee 10 damage Gone. bu,
-'iiueJ1t sss-s1 to tank that II
- IA'nnmut vg-li have used a iitlt
81 sHNst LIZ rave been blamed, a
h'H5u & srd inoffsnsive, and
t'i'-'E A'.eut, y lis business,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16
The Butcnsrs, on Va,

BUTLER, June l5.-In Highland
ship, Allegheny County, near II. /
Ter County line, is lo,atel tho Buj
oil well, which to-day attracted M
producers II was struck las. M
and has been estimated at from 30 \
tarrcls per day, but is no! puiI
more than fifty barrels. Il gains ID
ance because It is eeyen miles a
from any other well. The eomo,l
composed Of fiteel Pntsbu-g 6u,
and ia-mers, They have 1910 acr
land leated IN the nllghboIhood.
ask $3.50, eco for TIE well aud ltla
such value is placed on II by oil md
II is not known whether the oil Il
a regular third or fourth Sand, OF VI
known rs the "thitty tJUt," au 4
lar aud inferior rock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

The baseball cub Of Nos .' nv
Elk,on q few days ago 70 - bu,i
tn, crack CLUB OF that p'I ~, AL
they arrlyec tho Elkton po :s,T 4
s in an appearance sni h iasi |
antiy turned theit hof-s .ba plsas.
ward without having IAe fhs 9
aohievIns another victory, SitbI
boys must be llltIe tip y have 4
ariiios or they would I y 'odc,Jspl
tie white feather on tbs Vo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

Asa gentleman was diiyLts n
" asbinRton streets last evealajsi NJ
Seventh IL Eight his hols' ~. sg4 H
came frightened AID S;a,l:I ~. -
run. At Seventh street t1e .'' :,
denly turned sud ran ny n
front OF the property OF a "a. ~
northeast CORNER Of Sever u ,VS
inRton streets. The cohVu. .,,,as
tho occupant GU: OF the cAI I'll
fortunately he was not huit, M.
continued on dOwn beVep' ", r,l
was finally caught near 'A'
q nd returned to the owner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

The old wafer power p1upn
removed from the City h!ll v
room for the new pnmp tlai y
put In by Robert Wetao'lil q =
Chester, Pa. This panp will
capacity OF 1900. 0C0 gs.lln' VI
hours, aud will be the ss;lN
placed at the City MIL by W'las
o., the other having q m.
10, 900. eco gallons In addllln1
there is one built by W0l'np.l
Co., of New York, WITH . CNA'
8 100000 gallons every q tooih
the new pump lie In ria;t. t ,,s Y
will be able to furnish lou, WY
every "a hours.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16
DInD.

WOOD-In this city, en- the 18th instant.
George W.. son Of Thomas u. and Louisa
Wood, sged year.
Rl0HrER.-Un the 18th Instant, Evan
Fighter, IN the fist year OF his ase.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from his late residence, Talieyviilo, Brandy.
wine hundred, on Monday Afternoon ct :
O'Clock. Services ct the houis Interment
In WILMINGTON and handy vino Cemetery
the 18th inst, John W.
Walhsr, aged 70 years
Tho relatives and friends OF the family arc
RESPECTFULLY invited 70 attend the funeral
on @onday the 18th inst, att D. m. Inter-
mont private.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

~ saloon keepers want their lIosnaea
sney VIII have to be represen ted nv
some competent lawyer, other wise thew
may expect to be turned down. SsvercI
Of tue saloon licensed at the last lerm
o. court had very strong remonstrauoss
onered against the granting of a nev
license, but through tho proper repre-
sSt9.htAton, they came up on TOP smiling
IKE clans at high tide.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16
TONIGHT.

400 pairs of Ladies' Colored Lisle
Thread Gloves, fine quality and best
shades, at 10 cents per pair. These
gloves were imported to sell at % cents.
Grand demonstration in Wash
Goods on Monday and during the week.
Some special bargains, bought from the
importers before stock taking, July LIST.
Balance of our imported fabric.
white ground, woven colored stripes and
plaids, sold this entire season at Is cents,
will be shown on Monday at ~ cents;
no better value ever displayed over a
counter.
Fifty new styles of fine large, medi-
UNI and small Plaid Ginghams at 49,
cents.
A special drive in fine quality Plaid
Crlnkle Seersucker at 8 cents; 2O.cent
quality.
Printed MusIins in very large as
sortment at l27 cents.
A superb line Of best styles Ameri-
can Sateens at l2a cents; sold in Phila.
delphia and elsewhere at Is cents.
The newest things in French
Open to-day some new and grand
styles French Challis at SO cents: same
goods in Philadelphia, 60 cents.
We have never had such fine line
OF Wash Goods, and in our new depart
ment you can see them without anyl
having plenty of counter room
and perfect light.
twenty-five dozen ladies white
sole brilliant Lisle Hose at 373 cents per-
pair This is job lot and they are
worth 90 cents in a regular way.
We show very fine line of Ruchings.
and you can see them all at a glance;
nearly 100 styles to show you.
%, q and 42-inch Embroidered
Flouncings are good, fine and cheap.
Buying them direct from the importer
and manufacturer, we know no
house in the country can offer them
lower in price.
We can match almost any color
in Surahs; IS cents to SI.15. A black
Surah at 70 cents is specially cheap; one
at 80 cents unapproachable.
Reliable goods only at reliable
prices.
Parasols at greatly reduced prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16
I Best.

Get the best you can for ths
money always. Let your eyes
be your judge. Don't take any,
body's word for your judge, it's
p3or policy. We don't want any.
body TO take ours. All we ask
is to look at the goods We can
give you more for $l400 than
you can get elsewhere for $780,.
90. But don't take our word for
it, put us 10 the test. Come and
see US ii you want Children's
Youths, Boys Or Mems Cloth.
ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

douley's grand excursion to Wash.
ingson, over the B. & o. R R., via Dan.
ton, Bay Ridge, Annapolis, on Thurs.
DAY, July IL. Tickets, $3.50.
H9uiey's excursion to Tolcheste I, over
the b. q o. r. X via Canton, Balti.
more, July 10. Tickets 81 10.
~ do9ley's excursion to New York.
brooklyn Bridge, up the Hudson and
e a9 ~ 70 Coney Island, July 81. Tickets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

The King street Ind sod
tables wcrs rsaSonaple. IA 10 \
cents per pouad, esss s,r u psr I
dozsn, tomatoes 10 to 10 C ,es, bSail !
potatoes 90 to 20 cents XXI p.cs,
peas 20 to 10 cents pei n nay bega
s ss 10 40 cents per hall p p, .a / toi6l
IL cents per bunch, caUV nsr ba,hsA
per head oats IS oct" Pc
&c cents ser busle"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

y ~ UVuU8 DVUTD,
No. 100 West Second street, bet Ees n
Shipley ard Orange strtes. We hsve
just received job lot OF lad lee and
misses' pArasols snd gents umbrellas;
the cher pest In the city. We arc max.
Ing drive in these soOiB. Come early
and get bAIgain, because they cannot
be duplicated. Also childten's oAp, at
the lowest pricss,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

for James r. Wood q 90. They have
received large contracts for corrugated
IRON work which will require severaI
thousand feet. Corrugated iron 10 In
general use In the Eastern and Western
states, and Messrs. Wood d 90. are
introducing 1t 10 this section. 1t mas o.
faction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

DENNIsON-wELLs AT Middletown,
pelAwTe uounty, Pa /, on the 1sth inst,
samuel Dsrnison. Of THIS city, and L.ura
=. Wells, Of MiddletoWn. Delaware Coun-
~, Pa.
BRoOKS-FORD-On Thursday, the Ath
mat, At tho residence OF the brides
ptrents, 3. W. ,rner Eighth and Sp-uce
streets, by the Rev. VIM u. Whtte, uhas
mipgton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16
FIFTH EDITION



m 4. was reported on ,Ss .,
morning that Mayor s ,Ge stIsst
y ~ a a Known his police a AN ~,
60 on duty July ist asppolniusl|
Vas informed that la w., l's tfict,|
me- me- . you'd be back in = va ~. not 10
waking In tie repor,.r loN mid
=, hrIoi,ce. Mr., swigsstt, , 'S NE be
s III severe, Covered with iltile piis. u ~ 20
az nioely it'd tose,htr an. p',ts =, o. pi
phaoeticNllY. They nros saa lstltrs
so Urs ,Or appOintmtnis on !" US rs
Gree and were go sysisD Da .ns
,ssnges that The Mayor conIs ,s
them and see by wbfmV v u lock
had been recomuebdsd she appll
h ksnd o. q character The n no,i, sso
oorns 10 bis ward. The r SSp,..,,ions5
asked II sny appolttm,r.a..e' , on
made, replied 10 ia r..s,i had
t .ney would not be niss y, : h aod
yet' The reporter ran I sy ~, l !.
ing Republican, who ~ Is' ,Is =
lowing gentleuen vera ~ 'ns lhr
,gcergeeDit; Blackburn, s n spp
Iucker. We give these psms aU ..
st'e ! rumor, and no, on iSs 's s On
o. either Mayor HM1ioSa,oSr Au ~
s~iRsett. Sic how nssr tts P ~
CAN CONES TO It vh4n The cf,Ici.l
OF the appointments sre given.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

CALIFORNIA.
- special Parties, seuni Monthly. Free
Sleeping Oars, Cheap RAteA. Southern
Route. Address IL HAWLEY, General
Eastern Agent. $3.50 Broad way, N, Y;
= j. SMITH. 400 Chestnut street, PhilA.
delphia, or any Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
agent. js2-sa Sit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16
Secure Your TicHeta.

Persons wishing to go on the Fmu ger.
ouud excursion TO Cape May to morrow
m ust secure their tickets to dav. as
there Will be no tick cts sold to-morfow
no ornlnR. The committee will meet Mt
me German Hall this evening, and
peTaors who wish to get tickets Shout
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

Pierson & Rlocrds have associated
thainstlves together In partnership for
the sale OF mems boys and ohildren's
reao y-mA de clothing, ut the southw west
corner OF Third and Market streets,
rhey are bath young Wilmington men,
ana would be pleased for the public 10
eau and give them chance to please
them, both In goods and price,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

o., u bss'li'f "JuniAlR" has opened
sii' ssha ptiSetn tails oily and Psnns
49,. 80, Ete vii leave King street
49, 2. ! aesday, Wednesday, Friday
the eAtltosy o. m. and 9 and 9 81
Leave Pennssrove at 6 and 10 a,
sha ,. m. The rtesmer Is com
MeLqe ca by Captain W. P. Bomers. who
10 wei known In this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

Obituary

Evan Fighter, a blsb,v ~
eitzsn OF Taltyvllls' Rraosj
hundred, died st bis rs,l1etc s'I h
place Yesterday, In The 7l.t vss, /
age. The deceased was a 'ur,|
farmer for years. Ana
hard labor and iruRality' x,,.a
70 retire aud live upon bis means
. nun Der Of years be sufIsrsS III
felon In his right h,pi, rhioJ
finally cured but the / ard Wa c,i1
The cause Of hIs death wa, AMI
the liver. S-A
The deceased was uar,isa
times, Tnd his last wife survive.
He leaves two sons, they BENZ
hfst Vile. His funeral viii NIL
on Monday afternoon nsIt IulsI
viii be made In the Wilmiupto1
Braudywlne cemetery,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

j. +. rruitt, of Bridgeport, N. j., |,
manufacturing the wonderful cure for
dyspepsia known as Truths Vegetable
hozengs. You can eat what you wish
end at the same time be cured. Price.
Oh cents box, At y. }. Belts, corner
sixth aud Market. Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

~ re services at the tent OF the
nesyenly X cruits, Fourth aud Monroe
, ~ Will be conducted tom orrow bv
snt ksv. j. TrumbSuer, Of Chester, a.
is'iuS'' Prayer and eKpsrienca meet
- q 80 a. m preaching at 10, 30.
-. 'a't school At O'Clock, love feast
'@sr 10 QUO preaching al Z 30 o. 10,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16
Dots,

Theodore Perry, Of Approximately
I'D, who was taken sick While picking
cherries, Is still confined to his house.
Andrew Jones secured a swarm OF
oses that bad lit on tree In front OF the
e.ectiio light building, On West Fifth
street, about noon TO day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

The new steamer !, o a,:ep tsI
made her frat trip ,, ea m1goroips 4
aud Philadelphia tlis w. a'JiocE.
Fourth greet wharf At %nSss5slSa
board,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

at our new line of mems shoes; you will
ind them hard 70 beat In quality and
price. Lsdieb' and missea' slippers In
ell the latest styles az rightprlces. Chill.
dren's shoes at the lowest prices for
good goods. Save money on YOUR al e
bills by trying Fosmsu's, 10 E Fourth
street, between Market and King,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

The excursion given by the mployes
OF the st. Augustine paper mill this
morning To Warrington and HArper't
Ferry was attended by about four hum
cred persons. They went on . special
O'Clock. = ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16
stsaM barry Ito.tlra1

me oashill Sunday School will give
eve us,aW oe!ry festival Oh Wednesday
ft IN 1ba rex. hex.; TIE festival win be held
BIZ t% tas ssnlol houee On the Lancaster
IKE All are cordially Invited,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

Alltbe new trinm nPs, alsH,
ribbons, ornaments, sau7e' NV n
pertaining to fine m!'lins1
Jacobs, go King stTeat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

Cushman's nosiral inhaler, vi
ache and n, uralrla, at l'liO' "
toms, 3O2 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16
Vim, B, Sharpe Co.,
Fourth and Market Sis.

the French if you were no
maybe SO, but hardly
Browns, blues, tan and win.
'Icolored grounds with
variety OF beautiful ant
stylish figures. The latel
patterns are an improve
ment on those first brought
tout. Americans % cents pei
Iyard, or we have lots of the
French If you prefer to pa,
1.-THE difference.
| Albatross-Only 6 or ;
Iprices left-31 inches wide
Iall wool and splendid quail
Ity. The creams have al
been taken out of this lot al
10 cents-- those that remain
are pure white. If you will
use the white you get them
for IS cents instead OF IS,
which goes to prove how
color controls price, value
has nothing to do with it
dame fashion ia a tickle
thing.
Sateens.-All plain colors
in our regular IS cent quail
ties in lengths OF I yard to
81 yards. II we cut them
from the piece rs cents, if
you can use the ends, I2Ic.
Ladies' Muslin.-A new
dress fabric, mu III like Ba.
tiste only a little more shear.
There's a splendid assort-
ment of colors and no nicer
hot weather cloth for a low
price this season. They
come also in deep and second
12I cents per
yard.
Petite Cloths. - hin
woods in Plaids and checks, a
splendid going-away dress
also nice for children-25
cent values for Is cents.
Black Hose.-Extra 80
absolutely fast blacks.
The greatest bargain in
ladies' black hose this year
8 pairs for 81, which Is
one-third offin price.
Ladies Vests-f r o m
combed Egyptian Cotton.
We have one more case and |
he last this season. Isle
Thread ribbed and loose
:hain, very elastic and
pleasant wearing goods.
Ladies who have used these
goods speak highly of them.
Is cents.
Cfinkle Batiste. Will
'rinkles ever cease? It's a
1ever-snding C rim kle-2
shades of light blue, 9 shades
ot pink, 2 shades chocolate,
2 shades of tan with lots oil
creams, all i n two.toned
1gures--real value 10 cents.
nws64.
What are you going to do
with that boy this summer?
If he is not lucky enough
10 have a grandfather or un
Gle or aunt who lives in the
country he will have to do
the best he can on the out
skirts. In either case he
a knock-about shirt
waist. We reduced a lot
from rs cents to so, that
were a little soiled and tum.
bled--the best patterns have
been culled. What are left
will go at 43 cents.
Mohairs that look like
Challi, but more lustre. Not
quite SO clingy nor soft, yetI
splendid to wear, blue, pink |.
and beige. What few are
left go to IS cents from 3S.
Grizetta Plaids.- Cream
and tan grounds with blue,
red and brown checks--the
coolest kind OF a cool and
fresh looking dress. What
we have 60 to 25 cents..iust
about half value. -
Parasols--Of tho 60 o,aa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

Sparkling cold soda water and cure
rrult ~ rups at Taylor and Fullerton's,
800 King street. y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

dne Kid heel ard spring heel, hook lace,
Bahcoek's, 2o6 Market street, above Sec
ond.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

Our large sale Of all kinds OF foods for
lbiauts insurss a fresh stock. Condensed
milk el'To dozen. Vtasey's Pharmacy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

Vaeas .,oOAAL g. mems calf,buttop, hook
X.hsss.n,,ee anHs ia Wilmington. al
9, y Market sueet, above
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

nR T. A. REABLKS,
~ DsrmAtologi 9ynrcolox ist,
Uthoe Hours; ga. M, TO IL N.
1p. M, to 3 80 .. IN.
$50 p. m to SEQ pm.
SPRoIALTIEs:
li,sases Of the skin end Diseases Of
women. Treatment 10 both branches BY
the new adapt Ition Of sieotrfcity.
Electrolysias or Fleotr1oal Sursery.
hU. e2l N AkKEr NJ RkEr,
taia 'scd-u Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

NOTICE ALL PERSONS HAVING
IN complaints TO make against the Garbage
contractors for not removing garbage from
their premises should make the same known
al the Health Department by O'Clock q. m. d,
to enable the Board OF Health 10 have It ro-
NOV ed pr mptly. BY order OF Board OF Health,
iel6-3t WILLIAM IL. LEE, Secretary.
"ANTED- b lARpKRS AT w.OOk.
wv 18th n King streets 10 ots
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

TO clubs for base ball th- es at Babcock's
FOG Market street, above Second
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

WANTED-TO BUY A CIGAR POM.
" IA pey at WICKERSHANI's barber shop,
Z. Front street. Il6-St3
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-16

MAN TED A RESPECTABLE
" lady Wishes situation to superintend
or keep house In good family; best OF refer
ence, Applys12 Tatnall street. ia
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-05

the finished article. The coloripg matter
and butter, If required, are blended in
during this part of the operation. This
is in principle the process of margarine
manufacture. In separating stearine
from oleine IN animal fats the soft fats or
greeses are used in preference to the
hard fats or talIow. Beef fat is ALWAYS
used as being more palatabIe. The
stearine is something employed for can
die or soap making; not 1nfrequentIy it
is mixed with other fats and passed eff
as lard; but this mixture would reveal
an enarmous proportion of stearine, by
being harder and not so easily fusible as
lard. To get ovor this, cotton oil is add
ed to make the mixture more closely ap-
preach the nature and properties of lard.
A short time ago, when experimenting
on margarine, Mr.. Warren found, after
removing large quantity OF cotton oil,
that quantity of cocoanut oil was pre-
sent. He was completely surprised at
this result, for the smell of cocoanut oil
Is so unmistakable He found that cotton
seed oil completely masks the smell and
flavor of this oil. Many may ask why,
aboEe all others, should this have been
selected for margarine? In the first
place, being concrete oil or fat, it is
well adapted for such purpose; provid-
ed its smell and flavor could be concealed.
In the second place, it approaches more
closely than any other vegetable or ami
NAL fat to the compost of genuine
dairy butter.