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SATURDAY, oCToBER 6TH, 1883,
on the premises, at p. m. sharp.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6TH, 1888,
on the premises, at 4 p. m. sharp.
Most Of the property offered IL on h.eh.
solid ground, over Eleventh street bridge.
This section Il rshchiBg prosperous basis
ave going up. on every slde. The pullman
Car Works, the DelAWare Terra Gotta VI orkn
and the newly started wire Mandatory
branch OF the City Railway Cowpaay. now
In operation, has certainly added 70 the value
Of properties herr, aud we see no good roAson
balance OF the properly is most beautifully
located on ommandinE site on ElRhteenth
street. aud oVerlooKs the City Park and the
a srssnddy.n s Toi HeSlS street 4 sGTns5
rooms, built lisa with alley privileges. l7n
and liza Forrest street, are each tive story
brick, lot itxsi; rooms, built lsea, with alley
story brick, lot 2axi2A . Fooms, with front
porch, front lawn, side yard and alley privi.
leEes. The lots are on Thatcher. Head,
Fourteenth, Fiftesnth. slrtesnth, Eighteenth,
and rWenty-eecOnd atreetB.
The sac VIII commence 81 p. NJ, sharp,
nnmbsSins, Omnibus " il leave SO Is MAJ :,
Tssss o. SALE For the lots, 20 per cent.
equally diVised AZ snd n month"; S bisS sSsS
OF per eent, for ell cash. Deeds delivered
when All paid Taxes 1855 paid BY sellers.
for i2oi Head y: sortEage Of alsOo e per
per cent. and FOR izia and ia fofsrestst. Mort.
cages Of 900 each At per cent may remain,
balance same As lot terms. Rent from day Of
BY seller. Settlements In all cases 10 be made
complete before Saturday, Oct. IA at noon,
otherwise sale may b declared void By seller.
WILLARD n. POOLE,
eiOt Market sIreeL
Ha-st Agent to effect Gale.
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IN '. PRoOIOR'B GRAND OPERA
u HOUSE-Thres Nights and Saturday
m stinee. Commencing Thursday, Sept. III
MUOAkTHY q q oOALI4'S 90 In
True Irish Hearts. The greatest Of All
irish romantic plAy q, with = strong cast Of
Characters and wonderful scenic effects
Three nights and W SdneBday matinee, com .
menoinR % endRy, October 1, BHEFfkR d
BLAKsLY Speciality and Novelty 90.
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THIS WEATHER is

THIS WEATHER IS
L bringing Clothing
buyers and Sixth and
Market Is getting its
share, and why shouldn't
it, Have you been here
yet? If you haven't,
come as soon as conve-
nient and see the guam.
titles Ct Fine Clothing,
Suits and Overcoats for
Men and Boys. You
would wonder when we
ever expected to sell SO
many, but we do and
that very soon, and we
want to sell some Of
them TO you If you need
anything in this line
and are convinced tina
we offer the right good
at right prices.
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NoTIuE-THn MEMBERS OF URU.
~ ssder1' Oassies No. ., X. e. h, are re-
guessed e be present - IN. Uasue room. on
attend the reception Of Gross and drown
uAaile, No -, % n. J. Hy order Of thu Gas
Tie. JOSIAH BERRX, ID. Of h Iss-7t
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FOB PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

HENRI DUPoNT Of CbristIanA.
JoskPH r. " HI1AKER OF East Dover.
JOSHUA II. MARVEL Of Laurel.
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Millinery opening mert
aNeek.
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ITO LoAn-sa.ScO. Address sLoAN.'
IL this once. aSf-stA
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PnILADnLrHIA A. saturday. sept. .. isas.
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NOTICE = COUNTY TAX OFFICE,
~ No. 001k MARKET street Take notice
that the county taxes for 1853 are long past due
We win proceed 70 levy and collect the same
with cosea. JOHN r. DICkEY,
Collector Of FIRST district 81 soath n siEtR 81.
Collector Ofseeond district, ali north Of sixth
bh sep&
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rArn urnELAwARR1

AIlperucns WAC are liaOle % pay q STATE
TAX fok tho Manufacture o. aptrituoua and
alcoholic liquorB Tor the year 1eee aad 1851,
- required by section Q, Ohaptsr $50, Vol.
los Laws Of DalaWAro, are hereby notihed 70
eettlo ~ onoe or the UaltoF will Be placed IN
the hands Of The AttoFney.RenarAls
WILLIAM nEKBHRT,
lsu STATE Treasurer.
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FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES II. TREAT Of Georgetown.
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A TrHNTION DAIRYMKN - PUBLIC
IA SALE-rhe Subscriber will sell al
puOlio ale. At his farm on the ROAD loAding
nom Oontroyills 70 Kenhsts square, Pa,
milo1 iron the former plaoo, on
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10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
rrprrC aArm
o. BUILDING LOTS,

oNEBRICK STORE, No 1901 Heald st. ,
THREE BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos.
1922 and 1894 Forrest ST., No. los West
Eighteenth street.
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Entered at the Post Office at Wilmiug
ON, Del, as second olass mail matter.
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It Was RecetYed With but Little
Red Enthusiasm.
The Gay F2kure Which VIM. r.
Moore, Pf Memphis. Out.
The Record a Gen. Harrison on
the 0hiAsse Question.
How 1t VIII Operate to His Defeat-The
Opinions Of the Rival Political
Newspaper Organs In
Indiana.
Special Dispatch To The Appeal

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CHICAGO, Ills, June 25.---There Is no doubt
that the cablegram OF Blaine 10 the conven-
ton this morning prevented his nomination.
There is no doubt that Blaine had two-thirds
OF the convention Of his command. Conse
quently the nomination Of Harrison, MS 1t
would have been with the nomination of any
other candidate, aroused no enthusiasm, no
uproarious, terrific yelling, asNwould have
been INDUCED in had Blaine been named as
the standard-bcarer. The Chicago press OF this
afternoon states that the cheering which fol-
lowed the nomination Of Harrison was unpre-
cedented for its emphasis. Your correspondent
was there. He had attended other national
conventions and had seen other candidates
nominated. The nomination Of this candi-
date was received with tameness, suggestive
OF regret The effect upon the galleries and
upon the delegates was Of the wet blanket
order.
Your correspondent was in the Palmer
house half an hour ago. Some man yelled:
Three cheers for Grover Clevelandl" The
top OF the house was raised and ioated of
TO the lake. Such a shout has not been
heard by your correspondent since his ar
rival.
lcafneu, IN CoHNcrSatlOn Win one Oh tue
richest German brewers in this city, that the
resolution Of Boutelle, of Maine, about tenn
perance has made Democrats OF every Ger
man in the city. 50 II will be with all tho
Germans.
William X. Moore was on hand In all his
glory, button hole bouquet etc, at the prop
or time 10 mount the speakers stand for the
purpose Of Withdrawing his name as can
didate for Vice-Prcsident His ambition Is
satisfied. lie arose among his brethren. He
made little speech. He called Cleveland n
rhinoceros and other bad names.
The southern Republicans Of color were
not idle wlilc here They go home richer
than when they came. They reapcd har-
vest from tho sale OF convention tickets and
from Ayers barrel.
One southern delegate made hit. This
was Gen. J. X Chalmers, who spoke
for Mississippi In scconding tho nom
nation Of Morton. Yet the general
Is disconsolatc on account OF the failure 10
nominate Blaine and his Illinois brethren
are blue. The usual animation and parnd-
ing which follows the adjournment Of a
convention is not 70 be seen In the city to-
night NYs
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nomination Is not in any sense a strong one
He Is lacking In most OF the qualities which
combine to make great party leader and a
popular candidate before the people. He
has not been specially distinguished either
In military or civil life. Gen. Harri-
son cannot carry Indiana and he cannot
be elected. He Is identified with the cause
Of monopoly, and in this campaign monop-
oily Is going TO be defeated. The
platform adopted at Chicago Is the
most outspoken. audacious and aggressive
declaration OF the force OF monopoly that
any political party In the United States has
ever had the eiirontery to put forth. Stand
ing on such platform, far stronger candi-
date than Gen. Harrison would be certain OF
defeat. His personality will cut little figure
In the campaign outside OF Indiana.
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ion, but his appeal was not seconded. Scna-
tor Hiscock said thai II was absolutely neccs-
sary that the resolution be read for informa-
ton. The Republican party was not afraid
to meet any question. Finally quiet was
restored and Mr.. Boutclle read the rcsolu-
ton, as follows:
''The first concern OF all good govern ment
is the virtue and sobricty Of the people and
the purity OF their homes The Republican
party cordially sympathizcs with all wise
and well directed efforts for the promotion
OF temperance and morality"
As soon as this was read there was rush
from the various States TO second the mo-
ton, and after some time the question was
put and the resolution adopted by rising
vote, only one delegate, from Maryland, be-
ing brave enough 10 record himself in the
negative.
A vote OF thanks was then rendered 10 the
chairman and other members Of the conven-
ton, and then, on motion OF Mr.. Hiscock,
the convention, at s:52 o'clock, adjourned
sine die.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Col w. Q. FAULKNER, OF Mississippi, will
be In the city several days.
On. PuRSELL has gone TO Hot Springs aud
will be absent about ten days.
COT l.. A. PALMER, Of the Iauderdalo
County Eaieprise, Is In the city.
Miss EMMA GALLOWAY returned this morn
Ing from pleasant visit to Eagles Nest,
Miss HESRKrrA BoAz Of Natchez. Miss,
i visiting her sister, Mrs NJ. @. Miller, ON
Linden street.
Mn. Wa. J. FIREMAN, Of the State Ma
tlonal bank, has returned from trip 10
Middle Tennessee.
Miss EMMA GALLOWAY returned yesterday
from prolonged visit 10 Eagle Nest Miss
Miss Gertrude Alcorn accompanied her.
Col ED LIvKnNoRE Is no better Hc Il
gradually losing strength, and his friends
are very anxiously awaiting change for the
better.
Mn. W. A. SHANNON. who graduated at
the Christian Brothers college last week,
left Sunday evening for his home ut Godcr.
ich, Canada.
Miss JuLIA AsmK, OF this city, n nj tho
Nazareth academy In Kentucky. where she
was distinguished In each Of her Glasses Ia
the first degree.
HhAN- FNAA btiNuNNNs Nht
young ncicc OF Mr.. II. A. Thoms. left last
evening for Ohio, where she will pass the
summer months.
Mus. A. Il. vAccAno aud daughter, Miss
Lille, have returned from Brown county.
O., where the latter has been 10 school at the
Ursuline convent
OSE 81 the blue ribbon drummcrs, Mr. J.
NJ. Minor, with Naccaro & Co., left last night
per steamer City of Helena for n short trip
down the river. lie adai-y with big "D.h
Miss LULA V. WILSON, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Col. w. T.. VIII.
son. has returned from Irwin. Miss, where
she has been visiting her friend Miss CorinC
| Stirling.
| J. A. DEAroS and wife. Grccnyillc, Miss;
| W. Il. Thompson aud wife, 81. Louis; J. j.
| Moore and e. G. Agce, Helena. aud J.. &.
| Terry aud wife. Columbus Miss, are stop.
| ping at the Gayoso hotel.
Mn II. IIIDKLL OF Rome, Ga, IL In the
city looking after business interests. lie
formerly lived and pracliccd law here, where
hc finds many old friends, but removed back
10 his native State In 1851.
TmK gcnial and industrious Doggy" John,
son. than whom there are no more welcome
visitors 10 Memphis, left last night Tor Jack
son. Tenn, thcncc 10 Cairu and ON through
Indiana. lie will feel the political pulls
during his passage through the Hoosicr
State, and upon returning will give an en-
pert opinion.
i " saa
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rsou to hold a reception at one Of the lead
ing hotels
The Candidates.


benjamin Iarrison,a great grandson OF
DenJanin HARRISON, signer on the Deciara-
ion oil independence, q grandson OF william
henry HARRISON, the hlhth rresldent o, inc
United states, was born IN NORTH BEND ".
august ~ 1919, was granunteh nj MIMI
university, ONO, IN 1907, STUDIED law III I'm
cihhati, ana IN 1904 removed 70 Indianapolis;
where he mas since resided. lie was elected
reporter OF the state supreme court III 1851
nln III looz entereu the army as second
lieutenant OF INDIANA volunteers. Aiier a
snort ser,ice, nc organized company oil INC
seventeen INDIANA regiment, was commis-
s s eo,9hei On ,he oompie.ioh OF inc reg-
,incnr anu serveu ,nrvuBh ,ne war, receiv-
ing the brevet Of brigadier-general OF volnn-
ee,s January -, 1000. nc then returned 70
lnulahhPols anu resumed MS once o, SUI
Pieinc co"r, rePoresr, 70 WHICH ne nnu pcen
, To- u"rlhg ms ABSENCE III isot. IN
n ao'o no "as my hePupican oa,uiuhw Ior
oovvrnor o' ihu,ahh' pu. was ueieated py u
sunni P'urniity py james ~ Wiiiaips, the
Dc,nocia,ic nominee. rres'ueht Hayes APP
p J.nIeu MN on tnc Miss'sslppl river com
, n,S.on ~, ~ l9'os niiu anu ~ ioov nc was
s e.yu on m,', s T.aus svnn,or' anu was 90
, ,oae Wy nayu iurplc lot .ne same once IN
90 ins sinua VIII" ''''c III nus P'acoceu 'a"
u" '"''a"aPons'
LEVI p. MORTON,
a banker, was born In Shorehayen. Vt. May
10, 1924 lie became q clerk In a country
store, soon developed an aptitude for business
and rose rapidly. In 1850 he was made a
member OF the firm OF Beebe, Morgan & Co.,
merchants, OF Boston, and In 1854 no re.
moved TO New York, where no founded the
firm Of Morton 4 Grinneli. In 1868 he
founded the clearinghouse of Morton. Bliss
& Co. In New York and that of Morton,
Rose, Rose 4 Co. In London. The latter
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DnixK Malto, % cents a bottle.
AN Ex.MEMPHIAN TALKS.
A Driof Talk with Col. W. II. uldeli, OF
Rome Ga.

A Driof Talk with Col. W. II. Hideli, OF
Rome, Ga.
Col. W. II. ITldcll, former we'll known
Momphian, but now prominent attorney Of
r imo, Ca, Is stopping at the Peabody. being
benz on legal business and 10 renew old nc.
qualntanccs.
He left here immediately after tho last
scourr Of yellow fever, and though he has
prospcrcd In his new home, he rather NJ.
I,rcts now that lac dld not remain citizen OF
Memphis lie cntorlalns the brightest
hopes Tor the increasing growth and opu.
icncc Of Memphis
lie Is we'll posted on current affairs, and \.
Of the opinion that the approaching cam.
paign u going Ia be one Of exciting interest
throughout the country. Asked a. 10 what
he thought of tho nominations Of Harrison
aud Morton by the Republican convention.
he said;
"Icgrct that they dld no, nominate Blaine
again. lie was our easiest man 10 beat.
Harrison though stands poor show Of cleo.
ton. Tho Pacific slope will be against him.
lie u strong however In Indiana, and
there are ~ many time servers In that
State, that II l. quite likely be will carry Ii.
The State Il always doubtful, and the dis.
gruntlcd contingent that always hangs about
The party crib for office, are as liable 10 NO
for him as for Cleveland.
Morton u not much force In New York.
He was simply put on The ticket 90 put up
the Doodle ~ ncCcsary In New York elcc.
tons aud he will do r. Tho ticket though
will be beaten"
How are politics In Georgia.
well, the State Is going IA be stirred "a
iis depths on local issues this fall. We have
The prohibition question again, and tho In.
coming Legislature will have 20 elect a sue.
ccNsor 20 senator Colquitt ] am quite oi
the opinion that the Senator will succc,d
himself Then the incoming fegislatur will
have the convict lease system before Il and
The leasing OF the State ruad--f mean the
Georgia Central Thcw arr all questions al
vital local concern, aud will eviIcc the keen.
est public interest throughout the STATE In
mrNx localitlcs the people arc very tlrcd Of
n k2n, and i'exrect b see N dcf,atcd."
- Ann. oriiaian "A Ms.lIn--lss
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Ono reliable merchant In every town trib-
utary 10 Memphis 10 knock out all compe-
tition by taking the agency Of the world.
renowned straiton 4 Storms New York
cigars and Geo. 7. lies 4 Co.'S celebrated
Bufos. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
as we viii only sell TO one merchant In
each town. We solicit q sample order.
!. SAnKIsoS x Co..
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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TxpnSArouS fSd..gune 21-The Journal
(Rep. says; Tho rrf crowns the work, aud
the nomination Of ,5Ituison and Morton Is a
complete yindlcano1goi The wisdom aud
patriotism Of thol1atsc,i, most earnest and
most enthusiastic cpAkcnuon ever held. IL
"A a ylndcation Of hslvonvention system as
a means u reaching IL boat average results,
and splendid trlhSt.'ts 10 the political sagnc-
ity and Republican, o3 Ivy o. the body which
has lust adjourned. mo convention ever had
a more difficult task 70 perform. There was
conflicting interest, points % difficulty and
elements Of discorl Thcr was party ~
servr, wclfarr OF the country 10 promote. In.
forests u candidates anil their respective col.
lowings 10 vgnrL The situation abounded
In difficulties but ehoyr al there was tho
logic Of Events aud the high conviction that
the convention must DO Ia duty by tho
party In whose nnmc and interests n was
convened II has done w. The nomination
Of Harrison and Morton 4 the happiest
solution that could possibly have been made
% the great political problem. n 10 were
not 70 clearly tho r-ult Il humsn wisdom
We should call n in<pirniion
The S<sfin<ft Dem. rnfr "Gon. iIsfrison's
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PivE-PouND RADIsrIEs
STEAM WHISTLE BLOWING.

The public will hail with pleasure the no
newed enforcement Of the ordinance against
the blowing of steam whistles in the city
limits They have grown into an almost in
tolerable nuisance. The first fruits of the
new order OF things fell into the station
house last night, In the person OF Mike
Brady, an engineer. The oficnse is merely a
misdemeanor, but an aggravated one from
an outside standpoint.
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JOHN ARATA's BODY.

The body OF John Arata, who was drowned
In Horn Lake Sunday afternoon, has not
been recovered. Friends have inaugurated
and superintendent dragging OF the lakes
bed, which has been carried on almost con
success. A relief party went down yestcr
day. and will continue the search until hope
Is abandoned or the body found.
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rAnp. op,islan. at Muliori'A
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Won Can't Make a sampson

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John Smith Discharged.

A reference 10 our Martins Ferry news,
the third page of this issue, will give
the reader the details of the commence
ment of the preliminary examination of
John Smith, charged with the shooting of
Charles Held, at Glenn's run, last Friday
night. At the conclusion Of the hearing,
last night, Justice Keller discharged the
prisoner. The decision was received with
many manifestations of approval by the
friends Of Smith.