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Western Kansas world., 1888-02-25

aid Is worth $500 per h. Pets Eve Salve worth
uulu but is sold at Is cents . bcx by dealers.
Western Kansas world., 1888-02-25

eoed oy Druggists and Dealers Euerzrrhers.
thE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.. R,,tim.,. ".
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Nsw usssss 1ssns.

N~ 49,
Ksom the star.
MT. De Homswood and three chill.
dran are Visiting friends In our city for
Miss Katie ouIlan, Of Georgetown,
Dell, 10 now the guest Of Miss Agnes
Herbert.
Mrs. Giles LAmbson and daughters
have returned from weeks visit to
Brandy wine Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jshn Harrington. Of
Laurel, Del are now visiting relatives
In this city.
Elias N. Moore, the Republican can.
didAts for the 5horlf nominatioG, was
In town on Monday lass.
Mics Mid Black and Misses Julia and
Mamie Maull are now the guests of
Miss Ellen Buck, at her home near cur
Mr. and Mrs. George 2. Tybout and
daughter Hattie left homn on Monday
morning for the Virginia Springs.
The hsuae OF Joshua Ayres (ooiored }
was sold on Saturday lAht, at the Jeifet.
son House, and bought in by the New
Castle Loan Association for SIS coo.
Mr.. james NJ. Wise, Jr., has retuTn-
ed from . weeks visit 10 his son the
Rev. W, A. Wise, who 10 located IN
S1p4 OAAAAo1 OAtgI
Roam Ben left on Wednesday for
Smyrna (vlA Thos. Clyde 10 Bombay
Hook) 10 enter the races which are be-
ing held al that place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Il. Lane have re.
TUNED from q two weeks visit to At
lantic City, where they went for the
benefit Of Mr.. LANES health. They ex.
psot TO leave In few days for Maine,
and visit the old home OF Mr.. Lane,
where they will remain until cool
weather.
Fsrd. Leekior, one Of our Oldest cltl-
zens, returned on last Saturday from
Omaha, where ha has bern vlAillDR his
daughter, MFs Zlhner (nes Miss Mary
Leckler), whose husband hA' charge nj
pastor OF the largest Episcopal church
IN tho city.
Thomss Booker, while performing bis
duty - brakeman on the battery on
Monday morning last, met with very
painful aocldent. Whilst on one Of the
cars, which was loaded with shests Of
flue iron, II came into collision with
another car and knocked the sheets
over, quitting ard bfuising his foot very
badly.
why will mot the City Council invite
the militia TO bring their annual en-
oAmpment to our city next yeaET No
doubt tho railroad company would bs
very glad to offer them their property
on the river shore for use as = camping
ground. Elegant bathing aud Almosl
every evening cool sea bfeezs would
maks It oneof the most delightful places
Il be found in the State. Think over
this, gentlemen.
Q1its large party from Wilmington
drove over 70 our city Monday night, In
q large wagon Alled with straw, mud
| quite merry party they were, blowing
their horns aud making as much noise
"a possible IN mhnY other ways, Ehe
whole party stopped at Mchse's ioG
cream saloon, where refreshments weJ {
served, consisting OF ioa creata, cat y
and oskss. Come again, girls Snd Ooys
II brigbtsns US up TO hear your merry
| voices,
%, q, d. N. c., arrived home OF
Tuesday evenisg last delighted will
their weeks e1oampmsnt, aud looking
every inch the soldier boys they are
They were qnlte elSted over their sue
cess In tsTg0t shooting and base ball
they having carried off all honOrs
Sergeant Booth is tue happieht mSn IL
the company, Rnd to sec that badge
well, he weATs u whsro It can TO Eetp
and in very digEiaed and soldierlI
manner, too.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

ALMOST daily this city Is visited by
pAupers from PhilAde phla, Balnmore
or some other place, bII most generally
from the cities named, and tits = prob
lem what 20 do With these people. All
OF them are siek or crippled, and while
II seems Alnost inhuman rot 10 AssisI
them, Is II certainly an Injustice TO the
tEx psyers TO do 20. There Il every
reason 20 boiIeYe th4s In some In stsuces
thoFe iEom Ph.lsdeIphis have their Fsrs
paid on tho boat by officials of that
city, who adopt this means Of riddlnR
themselves OF an incum brAnoe. In tact
We have been sold by several OF ths.s
itinersns that thay were sivoa q Ike,
by cfholsla 10 PbilsdeiphIa TO BRING
them 10 this oi.y, ana told shss after
they reached bgEe hey Wou!d 10 fur
nlshsd with ,itkGs CT psstes 10 "a
wherever sbey p!tsBe5. We nave seeu
Bome OF tbsFs Fe0pls 50 sick tIst 1t VIA
aImoss an lppaSslbilsy for ihGm 10 "a
any further, and hsye knoKn Of s0Versl
cases Whsre, through pity, they we're
semi 10 tho Aimshouse. 1; is certain
that We should not be called upon 10
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
R a,ne,n Ye,come Homs.

NEW YORK, July 27 The special
com mities OF the R,publIesn oluhs Of
this city which has charge Of toe grand
reception arranged for Mr.. Blaine to-
day issued q circular announcing the
arrangements made for his reception.
The committee has seclTed the steamer
Sam 6loAn 10 take tie members OF the
clubs and Its invited guests down the
bay TO meet the steamer on which Mr..
Blaine sails and take him on board.
The steamer will then TeipFn 70 the city
aud Mr.. Blaine will b. escorted to his
hotel. An opportunity will be afforded
the friends Of Mr. Blaine to pay their
respects TO him on this evening Of the
day after his arrival, when he will re
view the procession OF clubs or oTEAni.
cations aud citizens from o Rtand erect
ed near the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Letters are being received daily from
olubs All over the country who propose
sending delegates to participate. All
the larger cities will be represented,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
THE ORIGINAL
DRY GOODS
BEE HIVE"
or Wilmington,
At 500 Market ct.
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
Of any and everything per-
tainl0g to Spring or Summer
Goods to 90 now, regardless
OF cost or value.
Some broken lines of Dress
Goods from 75c down to 50
soc goods down to Is. 25c
ones down to Is
Remnants OF Dress Goods
and Silks at about half. Our
entire stock oi Silks have
had a big mark Goacw.
SatetNS, Dress GingAams,
BahStS, CHalAes, Se6ysmck-
erS. LasOnS, etc, etc, go In
the big mark down list.
I lot of Colored ParasoIs
from So down to S1,5O
$3.50 goods now 75c, etc etc.
Lace Caps, Fans, Laces
and Em6y0i9ey7eS down to
Half and 7SO0-tk1rdS former
prices, and broken lines oi
goods all over the store
marked at such prices you
cannot help buying.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

Ar LAST the BrAnaywine water Is
again fis for use, and We can take II 10
suffi Jisnt quantities 10 quenok thirsa
without danger OF having 70 pay doc.
tors or undsrtAksr'B bill for our
temerliy. The question now crises,
how long will IL rsmAin pure and
sWee2 This 10 something Whioh We
suppose thai even the Water Oommls-
sioneEs themselves will not Allemp, 10
ans wsr, and theFe!ore Il seems thai now
Ia the time TO search for some other
and mere reliable source OF supply. In
D few more yeArs 1t Is probable shat tbs
population In this city will exceed one
hundrsd thousand, and now is the
ume, before the emergeney arises, 10
SECURE . souros that will supply the
oiHzsns, no matter how large the popu-
lAtlon may become, With fall AMI IN.
HIinted supply OF pure water.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
ANAmkKER's.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, July gS 1883.
Closed at P. M, to-day,

Satan and Velvet Rib
bons; tip-top OF favor for
trimming. The newes Il
shades are simply exquisite
They are mere.
East Transept.
What appears to be by far
the most important recent
improvements In Suspend ;rs
comes to US from London as
the new Captui Brace. For
strength, simplicity, and ease
OF untastening it stands at
the head. Leather and can
tab ends, 75c, 81, and $I.2s.
Middle entrance, either end of the Store.
Cheese Cloth Comforta-
blea, hand-tufted on both
sides, stuffed with clean
earded cotton, generous
size, and always handy for
over or under at sleeping
time:
White, colored tufts, Sl.75
Colored, colored tufts, 81 90
Fancy Madras, St.25
Filmy all.wool Summer
Blankets. You don't real
ize their warmth till there's
chill air to shut out. Warm
er In cool and cooler in warm
weather than you think.
White, pink or blue borders.
By the pair:
72IS4 iuches, g. 5n 10 SO
S0xs6 il ehes $3.50 to 81
FOx90 inches, $S.5O
Near Women's Waiting Room.
A bit J4panesy decora.
tion touches up the Summer
cottage wonderfully. Spark.
lie and spirit, lie and light
and all for a t,ihe:
Panels, transparent silk, 99c to 81 SO
Panels, paper, l0c to Il.
Decoration Fans, folding, &c to 81 70
Decorati Fans, open, 5 and s5r
Large Screen Fans, 81 AID 81 81
stands 55c extra.
Decoration Parasol., l5c, 40c, Soc, t
$l.60
Pamboo and Bead Portieres, IS to IS
Decorated Crepe paper Table Covers
81, 25, Is.
And aImost no cad OF Lac
quer things; as
. Trays Brackets
Powder Boxes Letter Racks
Pen Trays Crumb Tray and Blus
Basement, near centre.
JOHN WANANAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

iced and care for pAupeFS bolonging In
other cilies, neither should cur oitissnB
be compelled 70 submIt 70 their imp1r-
tunitIes for aims. The question thsFe-
fore 70, what shall We do with them7
We think Jadge Lyman acted wisely
yesterday morning In The two cases
that were before him in dlsmisslng the
charges and ordering the men 10 leave
town ct onoe under penalty Of being
sent 70 iAiI.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

IT Is currently reported that . Ger.
tain Grover Cleveland, Who for The
time being 10 residing 81 Wsahin gionr
has had letter written slgnliylng thai
he Is willing to aooeps the Fenonlnallon
Of himself, made BY himself Aad en-
dorsed by the ST. Lluls Convention. II
seems, however, shat this letter hAs not
ye, TeAshed i.s destination, OF II Il has
the fAos has moi been made publio.
There are tRo things thSs may hSvs
caused AhiE, one OF vhish is the intffi'
clenoy OF the mall service under the
present standardization, whlle again,
my man" Dan may have been 60 ex'
cited AFTER writing II that he forgot 10
direct II, and II may even nov be In
the deAd letter once.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
oilad'lrhi', Wilmington AnI'
tmore RaIlrusd, W.
rYAlns YIN ,s... e,h IssS.

I'hilAdelnht, -. Bton q ioi,,-.
3 10. ) s., \ PIN Io ;te1Ep559ss) 8 121Ia,SS'lOs
l. q. y, b24, Q GlOEnd3 ~ nuG, M, nS
e accommodation, I'D n
q ~ a. ~, 10 03 iS IM D6Lh
q u Sggne;ter teIpreasl, n. n,
10 o p. N, N, II d A. n'' Il D. sd, ia ~
hecommodation, Gu, sm ,~ ~ :"
., EeW EsteW York, 200, 25a a AZ s5g W. y, N,
sps g io@ 4 ~, 4. ,H'@ Ia, "a, Tst 20
q is Ror West Chester, via L,no,,. '"
" Po =, n, 2.@ and 46lp, n NoAln, 10 ~
tl0ns, 7 a. ~ lG,s3n,trel and lnierned,,,, -.
Baitirnoss ~, y IS and cal p. a. ~
M, s9o and il IS iS'Tn.ledi''s p. M. 'iAdOni pl,
ositimore and PAy Lima yN
"a btli lmore and MasDIng gta-N Z. n
q a and md ! : " " ;, a. IN. n, 2N, 'lii,iAn n
Nrsins toT Delaware Division ,s,,,,
i2s ,. m, and il Is 7 SIg5, Il 4; NJ AS I'd in
Heorgetown aud Leges' Saa,
hehoooth, sOS. m, '''@ hatahu,
pehlItu ie1pressl, 35Op,m.
harrington, DelmAr, ma v,v,,,,.-
a. M, Y 65p. m. At way aAuoaL II
trsi5pp SifpTSss 4 q I loT Harrington, SRps
Express for Dover, Harr,Bg,,u
mar, y 06 Night. ''"E'Vu' Ad ID,
franklin City, 8Ds.
-. - pIsss lot Cape Charles, Old p,t,,,n
'"iH ana Norfolk, l2o5 Night V'i' VA
Leave Philadelphis, Broad s,,,,, =,
nj n3 ,nst'99 IN !sApLessh i2S, sl, ia ~
o6 B2i, SU7, & r. r 4 il i55;, 3, 2O@ aOl, ia n
AceommodA ion, 62E. ii5S,
@'' aah dH b5S 1905 10 10. and i IA Y.
SUNDAY TRAIEs,
, EoS e y ,pphiiils.telphla leIpres,l, goa. ian
p wv u ~ a. M, ~, ia, srt j'it''1-W
accommodation, sl6a, M i1ib
" ~ and 10 % D. m, ~ "a "
EoI Cnester le1pfesst, 7l6,a1o. nm,
. q. O6. and 10 % p. M. ~ II AT
A sS snScSso2in11no3aauon, s21 3Gon sl5am., Rn inu
g 70, EsW YORK lerpreas), 90 2atgu
70, IL Sl o. m, 227, 5.4, '6A, ! q m2Ii
, y, EoF I y West Chester, Vi. LauoLiu ,I,,,
For Cape Charles, Old Point Cous. q,
Norfolk 70 06 Night. 'O-''''N "
fOr New Castle, Middleton. n,rn
md IIslinsy son; ns nhssnrlfhgton, nl seaford, hla
Baltimore and Wilmington. IN .n 4.
~ " A. M, l2es, % q, snd7S D.
more, 8. 90 and ii rs r. m. ~ NJ -f
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street t,U.
mlngton le1Pressl, Il 26, so, I'm An
A, NJ, b.0s, ga and II. L. NJ, "'7 ~
Mincgc,9mod1iio1' "a u I6d rs 1913 A. H., lAIG
FOR further information, pAsaeng.r,,.
ferred TO the ticket Ofice 81 nc sll.sp
Trains marked thus ~ are limited s,p,u,
dpon which extra fare is charged,
"a = -. =; Iudh, j. X, WOOD
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
LOW MhIar MAX.

BELvIDERE, N. j., July 2sth The
Delaware river AZ this plsce had yeStsr
day Tehohed low water mark. The Nor
ris Canal Company had o force Of men
at work under the railroad bridgsB ct
Phillipsburg, building . dam TO hack
the water TO CT fiji ,lent depth TO admit
the use OF ferry for taking beats scrosB
the river from the Morris TO the Della.
ware Canal,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
For PREsIDAET,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.

THE SEASON for ramps has fully
commenced, and our city Is now over
run with them. The nuisance became
30 unbeaTAble IN the WeAiern part OF the
oity that on Thursday raid WAS mAd0,
which resulted In the csptuYe Of forty
one Of The nuissncss, while II 10 proba.
BILE thai fully that waDy more made
thelr escape. The stories told by these
men when aHrslgnsd before Judge Ly.
nam sssms more like hJlion than truth,
still there Is Little doubt that the greater
part Of what they said concerning
themselVes are facts. Some Of them
were we'll dressed, while oshsrB had
money In tbelr pocksls. oae Of Them,
whose manner clearly showed that heIs
NOT Q professional, said thai he Vas .
printer by trade, but A. ho could not
obtain work Ia New York, his native
place, he Wha on his way 70 Smyrna 10
Try And And employment In picking
peaches. Another, who said that he
Wss painter By trade, has reseived .
collegiate education, and denied being
. member Of tie great fraternity OF
tERmps. Another was the owner OF ,
patent, Gnd almost all had some bust
ness CT trade by which II Ssema they
should hATs been able TO uske living
In the cities where they belong. oa!-
ide Of all taeSB iAots these msR are
EAups, or Ao,ordlng 10 the Law va
grants, As they neither hAvs homes or
visible means Of supporh Consequently
The question arises, EhAs disposition
shall be made OF then2 II they are
permitted to ctullnue ooming here, and
allowed 30 rsmain as long rs they
piss'e, 10 cne's properly, espe,iAli yin
the western part OF the city Is safe.
Truck patches Will be rAlied, COVE
milked, and 6vfn hou es robbed, willis
On the Other hard II they srs seui 70
jail ibsy will place an expense Of ,bou-
sands Of dollars yearly on tas county
II TIE batch beI5Te Judgs Lyman yss.
lerdhy morning had besn committed 10
jail FOR thirty dtyS 1hsy would have
enthiled q cGst oil o. Least $500, Edloh
would have been about equal TO tha,
much moEey thrown ARsy. In oon.
sitsrirg this question City S)iioiIor
Ball sugsesIed to the Court that al
effort should be made Of the oomIng
Bsssitn o. iSe Legislature 10 have a ISw
enacted providing Tor The es,a5llshmes 81
OF workhouso, where Gil sash coald
be sent and o;mpellsd TO earn thall
living After ire court Adjourned CLARK
HylAnt, In conversation With \ re.
porter, said bo thoughi II you'd be a
good idea fer the Legislature 10 om
power The railroad companies 10 oon.
sruoI buildings Fhege tramps could be
kepi under guard, alter being com.
mitled by mEslsirsie, and then com
pslled to do whatever kind Of work the
companies obese 20 pat them Ct durins ?
ths TINA for 7hich they we're CON.
mltied, TIE rA!'rosl company paying
all the expense OF ihelr ksep, Paaros,
etc. II sesns that 3 scheme OF this
kind 70 feisible ard worthy Of oon.
sldeEAlion.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
shootiog at q tiIrl,s l,sa,lap,.

PHILADELPHIA, July 28 George
Merkls, giving his Iesldence At I725
North Fifth street, waa arrested on
Thursday evening by 0doer Smith, Of
the Eighteenth District, at Seventh and
York streets, on the charge of assault
ing and making Indecent proposals. to
Miss Susie NJ sNesrey, of 1922 Howard
street. The neiRhboThogd is very lonely
end unfrequepted ct night, and 10 very
poorly lighted. Miss Sweeney WAS
going along on business, when she WAS
approached by Me!sls, who eelznA her,
ufed bad laI gauge and attempted 10
assault her.
Miss Sweeney Struggled Violently to
free berself and called Loudly for the
police. Officer Smith, teaSing her cries,
came as once to her Tescue, aud Mer.
kle, Eeeipg him approach, released The
young lady Gnd ran. Officer Smith fol.
lowed him couple OF blocks without
overtakinR him. When finding he ws6
being outrHctd be drew his revolver aud
firsd. Merkle then, sesing his chances
Of escape were small, BtcpFeA and al.
lowed himself 10 be taken, after some
BuRht resistance. He WAS brought np
before MbgiBtfAte O'Brien yesterday
morning and held in $500 for reappsar
huce.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28


MISS WILLARD, the Ptehldent Of lhe
WomAn's Temperance Union, has de.
olhred fer tTes Hhiskey. Now, II 10 9
well.known fact that this lady is an ~.
dent ad7 lA!e OF prohibition, aud Wo
wonder what The Democrats, who hAve
been pToolEiming that tho Republican
party wished TO mSks us q nsllon OF
dFunkRsds, vi, say 30 this. Miss VIII.
lsrd Is IN fAVeF ci the repeal Of ths
United Slater tex en- whlEkey, and 90
is ever other friend OF temperance.
Until .nis tex Is rspesled the siaies
have bat llslle to Bsy In rs'srsDoe 10 the
liquor traffic within their bound aries.
II ts all we'll enough for the Demo cratic
party ID endesvor 10 blind the people
by saying that the Temperance plank In
she Republican plstfOT N means cheap
Whiskey and dear clothing; but sucb,
they well know, Is not the case. Damo.
orAts tB well sB Rspublloans knoE thai
II The removal Of the tax on Ilqual
would be benefit to the Whiskey
Trust, II would have been repealed be.
fore Mt. Cleveland hsi oom pieIed tht
nrst year OF his E1 ministfAhon. The
Dsmo'rsho pArty is and always hal
been In favor Of tbs rum power, an d any
IeRislGtion whlsb would prove benof
to II has AlKays been RrAnted. The pia,
forms OF thsir different 8 ate sonven IIonl
have always opposed prohibition, looa
option or high lioonse, While, on til,
contrary, niI the legislation that hAl
ever been given on these matters hAl
been enaotsd by She Republicans. oon
seauenilyr ! o ona ,sn iEil to see shat 1
the removal Of she tax from whlskey
would cause mora Of IL 70 be used, /
Weuld be oensHt 10 the trade, snt
need not be tod that the Democrats
party Fould be The hns to urge It
adoption.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
For Iknnt.

A stable that will accommodate two
hnrass, carriage room separate for two
catraiRs6, cen ha rented reasonable.
Centrally located. Arp.Y 70 ". Scott
Vernon, this ffio0. a isO Z coed sotTel
mare ind dearborn for sale, owing 10
ohaEgs In plans.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
RALTIEOKE q OnIO KAILG0Il
sUHAOULn ~ sTTKUr, April H.lR
rrainS leave DslsTErs AIsnui UspN
EAST nDUED


Tor PhiiadelphiA and CneSttr, llI n
I %, IS 500 COLO 90 AMI SUMS niiJ1ia
3 %, % 20, S 2s, 0 40, I 10, g 10 alligII
IN 5undsys,T 70, 7 o., . 0S, lC 81 aad pllll
1T ! W, . OO,a bb,S6 ~, . 70, o. ei0.yEEliE
p. m.
WEST BOUFU.
FOR SinEefly, accommodates, daily u
q. N.
For Baltimore, accommodation, t,ry {
capt Sunday 0 20 q. m.
For Uhicago sld Pit;sturK, eIpveil a9
% q. m.
ulnoinnatl and st. Louis s1lrH, n
II 3s Q NJ.
Baltilnore accommodation, dairy 10 iI
Pltt50Dry, GhieaRo and ss ItrlI G,A
daily 40 , N,
Singtriy arc0muodstien, dsily Nli
ECA lShfAhF bLst, o " r., ablil
'nly, lloo y. n. te,l, azeSpi 5sstsi u
: 40, $40 p, n bsliy,
rfEins isrvs hyTsHi 6tFet s.s!lc5,
b'og Phiislsishia sas ?. II, cary Z
Raliinots Hstf a daily. FtI L,.a
bora E.h1 sad u.o0 4, q, dSiii s7,s2 4.
dEyi p.l0R. 70 on sunday 7ad kaAlh
?. N, daily.
FiitsburE. Chicago and ST. IeliiEFs
daily 30 pm, -,
Trains IOr HilB st9E--lieiH Ehhig
9his, daily, " %, fa.tg, sllo0 s, \, u
noon, | -, S,s1, I 80, 'ano, tst, ~ "
II 80 .. n,
Daily, SIosyt sunday, LN, ia l
aga and $50 y. m,
Sundays only, gil5 Am.
EEpriSf tfsirsh
RATES TO WHsTzRN FONTS LOWE ~
VIA ANY OTHRH LINZ, ...,z,,
~ ~. Ul4EG ENEA, y, t,sguLA
OeEl dlEnAsGI. EG9l rhsA AZ
reiephons 20 In,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Rarrn,nn Iaoe rnns-

Mrs j, B, 5ooy. 2l2 Klug street, will
have epsOisl sale Of lace caps this
week reduced beo1 cost; alSo ohiidrsn'p
white dresses. Best selection for those
who come early.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
rhe WA Ont.

MistresF-Did YOU tell those ladies'
was out, Bridge?
Brideei-Yie, mum.
Mistress-Did they say anything?
BTjdRet-Yisi wan Hed 10 the other 81
didL't s'pose We wud foind hsr TN she's
on the ktTHtes MOST av the toime."
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
IVILmINRrON 3 NORIHERN n

Time table in effect, July sh lsas' ~ H.
leave Wilmington tfrcnCh stfteU = 49, 49,
For Resding, BirdahOfo, Joanna NV. Nv.
held, WaynesburR junction, hhnoi' w.. W.
Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon tggidl n, Il
vile and all points on the Phi,s3sI' ~ :
heading h, H.. 7.4OA, II, and 2,b p ,!5s,., 2,
For Springfield, Waynesburg 'Hs5
Coatesvllle, EinbIetvlle, LtnaRt III
Ford and Dupontls ahl lhlei'u'ui-"
7.OOa. M, and s, 60 y, N. -..,... ,1,yi
For COaIesville and intermedlAW W.
7.OOR, M, 2.4O and $50 2. M ,p,rill
For West Chester, 100 g. M, Nv ~
Daily except Saturday and s9n9N, ,li,i y,
For New Bridge and luternydlAN
9. D. nj. and on Saturday olll "
II. 10 p. M, .nt ,ntarlgi
On sunday for Reading ana ,l.IaS.si lIt.5i Z
points, at S.Gs q. m, and FOR hpiilh4N
Intermediate points Al o. =; w ',,ss ppiaa
A, q. McCAU5LAND, BOVINE, ~ mi M
Superintendent. dtn -
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Nrnnrr n,nssnnn.

The great specific remedy fer female
a L for circular al Ven.
fey's PbhrLI ssg.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

Ayers AEue cure 6 vegetable prepara-
tion, and warranted 10 cure all malarlal dis
orders.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
EdWardM0lChiOT
2I4 King Street.
l have received large line Of fishing
tackle which l am selling at
the low' ct prices.

SlOinted ash FOha, I5 CfE.
lotnted ash rods, 40 cts.
2 1Oinfed bamboo rods platns 30
cts.
} 3Jointe d bamboo rods, plain, 90
ats.
4 JOInted bamboo rods, plain, 20
GIa.
3 3JOtated bamboo rods, reef, land
aud guides, 81.
JOIntRd d bamboo rOda, reel, Hand
aud guides, Sl.26.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods,
reelg from 25c TO $500. Come 70
the Oldest established house in Delaware
2l4 KING STREET. Send for price list
OF base ball and sporting goods.
ju14-tu tn sa-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
observation-disclosures.
Peroxide Of SiIiCates.
THE FAKAEEs AND GARDENERS
BEST FRIEND.

A cure protection against the FAvGges Of
all inssct PESTS that derroy the growing
oropa. Whoa miIad with the Fertilizer il
win destroy all Urubs and Worms In the
toll Il kllls the UOl9retO Beetle or Potato
Hug, the URnbagb Worm and All kinds ~
bugs and intcc.s ihEt attack tho tOuato
plant, kalo, egg plant, oRulihower, ououm-
Dor. melon, elussn ana cantoloupe' ouFrant
buehes, 1869 bushes, fruit trees and ali
shrubb8ty, cto e.o.
TN tender vines dust lightly and on hard.
Tor plhuts mNro lihefally. The best time 10
apply the Silioatos Is when vegetation ID wet
from rain or dew. The siltoates belnR IN the
shape Of tine powder 10 readily applied BY
means Of dusting through 3 ol9th bag about
the texture Of a tlne cheese cloth. When q
large area Of Cabbage or Potatoes ls TO DO
busted, II osn be doas quickly and evenly,
Two VOWS lt tine, Win our hand dus1ing
ohRB and IS fast as m nrdlcAry Walk, All
our Agents can Fappiy the bags.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
loTIa,

Walt I'll mex. reason.
WsidmAn has been released by New
York.
The Phillits Will play in Nsw York
again to-day. .....
The oinciuphtis play tho Athletics
this s'teruoon,
Whenl Oh, WheLl will the Phiiliss
win gamt2
The Athletics will play ave games
with the Kansas OityH next week.
Hub Collins, Of tho L5uisvilla Club,
10 laid up with sprsined leg
DeehAnty hos been laid of By the
Phlllles, and Bastiau 10 covering secvnd
base.
Crane, tho lightning twifler, pitched
against tho Pbiliies yesterday, and they
failed to hit him.
The QirolRpatls secured but three
hits of WeyhinR yesterday, bat WOE
the game through his WildnesS and poor
field support.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Rnaa Ball.

The following games wera played
yesterday:
At New York-NeW York, 4; PhilA.
delphiA, /.
Al OhioAEo-Chicapo, 81 Detroit Q.
Al PittsburR-PitisbuTR, q Indian
apoliF, 0.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 DIN.
cinnAti, z.
At BAltlmore-BaltimorA, 8; st.
Louis, 9.
At Brooklyu-Brooklyn. S. Kansas
City, 4.
A. olevelInd-Cievslsnd, 81 L0uis-
Vile, 0.