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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-01-12

When writing to Advertisers please say
you saw the advertisement In this Paper.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-01-12

Salvation Oil delights everybody. It
IAN tie had OF all druggists and dealers in
medicines. 1t eTadicateS ali pain by cgEick-
ly removing tho cause. tcures neurasg
and rheumatism. Price % cents.
When Noah was in the Ark young Ham
was always playing tricks on the old
gentleman. One day he told his sea-faring
father that there was water in the cellar
and they had all caught cold. Then il
dawned on Noah that he had omitted to
secure a supply of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
American Artisan The prosperous
hardware merchant is usually known by
his StOyeDipe hat
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-01-12

be that YOU we're sent TO rescue me from the
horror Of despair!n
"And how grateful / should be TO Proyi.
denee for sending me an angel to brighten
/ my llfeW
'But you have not explained" she at
length said, Show YOU came in possession OF
my fathers WILL"
1T Is strange story" he answered
"While in Melbourne, engaged in theatrical
management, received an application from
an American for employment He was an
artist of some considerable ability, and had
had experience in seene-painting. As he was
In very destitute circumstances, | engaged
him. He had not been in my employ much
over two months when &c was stricken down
with lingering illness, from which he ulti-
mately died A few days before his demise
he sent for me, and when ! called upon him
he explained that he had some papers which
he wished his brother, who was then living In
san Francisco, TO have In the event OF his
dean, and requested that ] would take charge
of them and forward them if he did not re.
cover, with letter announcing his death
This promised To do. To obtain the papers
referred to was obliged to look over the con.
tents of box which stool in a corner of the
room, and 10 which be directed me. While
thus employed ! came across "a crumpled and
discolored document, which, on examination,
I discovered was will. In answer TO an in
quiry from me where nc had obtained It, he
explained that he had found il several years
before In hat, while out in a boat sketchng.
He advertised it few days afterward in one
OF the Buffalo papers; but no one appeared to
claim it and, being very short OF funds, he
laid 1t away, and soon entirely forgot its eX
istence With his permission l took charge
of it, intending TO bring it back to America
with me, with a view to finding its owner
How fortune favored me you yourself know.
When / heard your name / recognized in you
Richard Thornkyke's daughter and hciress,
and was determined to see justice done you.
The law will soon restore you to your rights,
and my earnest prayer is that sorrow may
never again dim those bright eyes, or cast
shadow for one brief moment upon that love
ly face"
Nesting closer to him she said:
1--WE cannot expect sunshine always. There
will be clouds sometimes
Light, golden Clouds" he said, (which
will dissolve like morning mists beneath the
warmth of our love"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-01-27
AN HONEST CONFESSION !!

Everybody in Washington knows that
we always DAIRY more Wraps for Ladies'
ami Children, than any tWo competing
houses. our immense success last year
led Us to believe that there would be a
propnruonate increase this wear. but the
"rather hrk becu against us the same
rs u has inlerlcrcd wih other houses ~
The conse in2nee is we have a mon
sirous stocli ON hand We want to un-
load; we might as wei cut prices now
and sell tho eool,
We Viii DOW. in th" very prime Of
season. inausuratc ten per ccut dis
count on the marked price Of any Wrap
in our stock
This is an excellent opportunity for
va to buy coat for less than tie ma
jori'y Of merchants have to pay for the
s'ue by the quantity
This is p, idle talk to bring ousto-
mcrs to our store, but substantially
sustained assertion.
Oar stock consists Of
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-01-27
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-01-27
MIL { Land For Sale,

will sell At private sale NV Water Pow'r
Grist Mill ou Aliens FRESH with the use of =
th- runs and water courses eiding to ar
from il, necessary for the working Of SANS
together with a lot of lard continuing about
six aires adjoining, having upon it 4 good
dwelling for the mIllcrS use. Also a part OF
The whole Of tract Of about 10 acres or
good farming land, next to the mill and adj
joining nv homestead firm. cilrd 'Ail
Farm The mil binding is ~ feet long ty
- feet wide, two and half stories high,
Of frame with basement story under the
whole house Of stone and hirk, is now in
good order. Built by lue in 1854 Of the best
mtterial. The geaUng and mill works, tlc
lest 9nd most approved kind for making All
kinds OF Grst Flour Veal, nc. 1, has three
run OF French }urs, with elevators from etch
to and from lower 10 upper floors; large Flour
Bot, Wheat Screen, Smut Machine, Hosting
Aaahnc and every Other fixture necessary
and useful in II first class mill
All or any part Of the above property viii
he sold much below lis original cost, separate
or the whole in on lot, on terms TO suit plr-
chaser by paving a small part in cash. the
balance on a long credit If desired.
a. rOeEI
noy+ inn Aliens FRESH ? O., Charles O., Nt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-01-27
NEwS ITEMS


chosen SPEAKER pro tom duu. the
cknes. II Speaker Carlisle
f1I s"'Liian p mentioned q q
''a.k morse in 'He republican race Tor
p''''''h'.
= i'nas ~ hili''e ~ arrived az , s.
l.'. ""ef' H' viii remain Ter som
Time.
The 81 Hahn y y LLL.. se0 .o,.r-
~ adyo.ra. iw.a 3,,o ,,uax,,ion ~
E,p.,J, +. ~. ,.itaI S.t..
r,.rna IIiy,.ns saw. he docs NOT
.,..nt ans a,l,c. ip the oift Of tlo S,,to
of MARYLAND +. aGrpco m,ds
Res Ge1ree y" P'rcancy wa, par
dyed Will" preaching ia the Centen-
ua. Methodist Church % baltimore
Jomi K Virgins, OF South Boston,
died from taking dose OF Iandannm
which wa pu' up FIR him At drug
gi,t's ID mistake i9r yaIer@n
u Is pre- ''.'' 10 ~ '''.'''''. W. s'' ''''o'
rImnt which il hought viii have an
important boqrng 3a tae future Of The
roe. m the SJa.u
.r ,,,,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

Don't delay, nov 10 yonr ohAroe,
come 1t onos 70 n Meyers N. w. cor.
ner Firth and Market, for bargains that
will make ycu and yours happy.
Enornous red notions. Clothing sold
ut less than ccst OF cloth We offer this
week 800 mems suits. nhion, and all.
wool cashmere ct psIoes thAt will
actually astontah purchasers. Mems
ane cashmere and cheviot suits worth
sl3. ei6 aud Sl6, will be eAcriacei this
week at the ridiculously low price, $40
suit $40. $40, $40 $40. You can
have your choice OF 200 fine all wool
cashmere aud Scotch cheviot cults, ele-
esntly made and perfect fitting suit At
$40 suit
Please AJAX for these wonderful bar.
gaius You never saw such value be.
fore. Workingmeu, come and get a
psir Of our hne, heavy weight jean
worsted and Brandy wine for 100
worth 81, to 81 20.
Parents should visit our boys de
psrtment There you will End more
clothing aud nobbier styles for youDs
America than all the other stores II
town oombinsd. n. Meg CTS. one price
Satisfaction guaranteed or money 70
funded. n. W. corner Fifth and Mar
ket,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

The services Of the Baptist Union 10
the Secord Baptist Church, Fourth and
French streets, were brought to q CLOSE
on Thursday evening. After the open
ing service Rev x, r. William. was
selected 10 pteach tbs next dootrinal
sermon.
Resolutions were adopted thanking
the ladies for entertainment, the p, W.
& D Railroad Oompspy for reduced
rates and K M. Brnoe for his service oil
song to the union, and TO the press fol-
full and liberal reports. A motion "a
have the sermon OF the Rev. j. O. Long
| printed prevailed.
Rev A L WAylsnj, D. o., Of Phila
delphis, addressed tho union on The
subject; "Does Christian Growth 10 oul
Country Keep Pace with our Material
Progress. The address was an inter
esting one aud the statistics read by thu
speaker aho we'd an increase In the mem
bership of the Baptist Church last yea
OF ia 600. the increase In real eetate
1o0, coo, 600
President b. g. Weston, D. D., o.
Grocer Seminary, then delivered an ad
dress on "rne Duty Of the Church to
nom Church GoeIs."
The Rav. George Putnsm, d. d
spoke briefly on the sams subject, and
psld glowing tribute 10 the lw) pre-
ceding speakers,
=, L. B Jones then spoke briefly, aital
witch the Rev. W. b. Patton dc
liv5Yed q prayer. The audience Wa
dismissed With the benediclion. DariGI
the evening the choir sang several se.
Elections IN an excellent manner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

Wa sic informed that Injustice was
done to tho Oitlzsns' Committee and
the cfticers OF rogistration In para
graph which appeared In the REPUBLI
CAN yesterday afternoon. Instead OF
eth beisg indifferent, wa ere assured
that every member, without distinction
Of party, appears to be anxious to purge
the lists Of all psrEops improperly OF
Illegally registered, aud to have pro-
oeedings instituted against every iuten-
tiOnAl offender. AT their meeting on
Wednesday afternoon, reports from
nearly sill the yards we're received, aud
quite long ilst OF irregular or Illegal
regi.trstions. The committee took the
names And the evidence pertaining to
each, and ref rrG2 1t to their counsel
for presentation 70 the Department Of
Elections. They declare their Intention
to prosecute Sill actual violators OF the
law. Wei glad 10 boar thig, IS WI
b p the law will be observed aud fully
accomplish the obiso, for which 1t wal
originated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
a Very Sudden Death.

Atont IL o'clock this morning, ms
William Mcdonnell, the well.known
cooper, was passing along Market street
below Tenth, he WAS noticed to stagger
and grasp ht the rails of the Presby to-
riAu cemetery, but bsfore those who
SAW him could get to him, be fell TO the
ground. His hauds were tightly olenoh-
ed, but the byStAuders opsnei them and
rubbed them few minutes, when they
relaxed.
As he sho xed no signs o. returning
consciousness he wss carried TO the
ofnoe Of the Collector OF Internal Rave
nue., on the opposite side Of the street,
and Dr. Mckay summoned, but he WAS
unable TO render any AsaiPtAncl ,, as the
vital sparf had fed, and 1t is probable
the man was dead sheu he WIS carried
Into the of1ic-. II ia the opinion Of tho
ply eician that his death was caused by
apoploxy.
Tne deceased was about 20 years OF
sge and leaves four sens and two
daughters, all OF whom are grown. His
wife died several ysnrs ago. Mr. Mo
Cornell wss well known In this com.
murity, having besn-- engaged IN the
cooper businets for many years on
King street near the Brandy wine.
When he left bis home this morn.
iug he seemed IN perfect health,
and was laughing and chatting with a
friend only few minutes bafore he fell
| Word was sent 10 his son and he can't
a. once and took charge Of the remains
The deceased was > highly respected
cit'Een, very ohsritabie, and will b.
greatly mi, eed by many in this com
munitr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

A.. be City Court this morning John
Dougheriy, Bridget, Mary AID Charles
Dougherty, we're RrrsiRrei on the
charge Of being drunk AID disorderly.
The whnle party reside In the notorious
den, No. l07 5h'pey street. John and
Bridget were each required to pay 81
And costs; Mary was discharged, AM
Charles will b taken In charge bl
Agent Frank 5tva., OF the Society fol
tie Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children
and sent 10 tho Ferris Reform School.
william Moico, u young lad, was
cla'sed by Jacob X. Toxins with TIE
larceny Of pair Of shoes. As the iestl.
mony was insufficient, the charge was
disUlisS'd R7bsr! Brown WIS charged
py his wife with using abusive Ian.
eaAse toward her On Wednesday lsat.
After hear'5g he evidence the JUDGE
gave Goth 3 leJturs aud dism Used the
ca c. ThoCaJ Spencer, for being drunk,
was required to pas s. and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
THIRD EDITION.
A SMACK AT CORRUPTION,
And a au,de to one VINO Deserves sue
cess.

Wa bona this effort to please will be
nrprsoiattd by the many Thousand
rs.ders Of Il REPUBLICAN, and act as
n otIon aud valuable Information 70
nj the good thir king people. And II tie
produ ton OF this srtlcle is appreciated
ana ven believe In good, honorable en-.
terprl,s, YOU can't help but take i'm
mediate advantage OF this guide 70 DO
geo ..-,, 49,. I'M,
w,nd Bubb,es," "No Natural Gas,
aNo aellluR out less than cost SALE" no
al,h ohestnuts like that, or going IA
move out Of the city ta.e, to get you ir-
to thl In olutches; the people veil re-
member th at sale; but q square bonahde
eyery ii AZ sale Of first. class, fashionable
mad 4 lot l!rg for men. youtae. ooyi
aEd cnild On, sold oy reputaDle mtr
chant, OF III ANAL profit OF ~ pei
osa!. above frat cost Of manufacture
Nov, read every line, and go and see
for yourself thAt Wa publish pothiDe
but pure facts, and what this deserving
merchant deserves.
A sentlemsn's double. breasted Princt
Albert cult as low as Sll.5O 20 the bes
prnde ia the market for 81; a cutawaJ
or Chesterfield for IS; beautiful, uobbJ
cut cashmere suit. your choice OF dozen
Of patterns, from 81 up TO $40; youths
suits as low % IS 20; boyb' suits FOL
IS rs; school suila % cheap as SL78, ant
oniluren's pants for aqnsrtsr; men
"Ironclsd" working pants, worth u ~
for 80 cents, and II the readers OF thi
article will DO good enough to go wher
this directs, they will be pleased tina
they have bssn put on the right traoI
TO an honorable, one price clothin
house.
For the benefit Of new oomers to tbi
city we will ssg that 1t is ct TO othe
plsce than FsilhelmeI's "E3onom
Hall "4O6 Market street, between Al
and 5ih.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

Qa!te an amusing scene occurred yes
tetlsy 1t tho Republican BRiiding
Ono Of tie cellars Is In ioS:sd with a
large number OF rodents, which are
very hare 10 get rid o. In order 10 try
and pu; some o. them to death james
Hogan, "DuGky" Kisnls, and William
Smith, ri the WAwsset Gun Club, de
cidsd upoJ rovei plan to extsrminSte
them. a book and tine was procured,
auG, heirg bal ed 9th mest, Was place
but the rain took the meat lGom the
hook, obsiiaately rHfnainz to swnllo A"
the hook Mr. smith patiently sal
with rifle N his hsnts waiting for 8
shot, bu, It d Id not occur, as the rodent
seemed 80 know his iEtentiors A1C
quickly ciSppaRTRa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
ed,

BRlrrON- On the s0th Of May, 1888, John
IA bfitton, ago 6s yeArs.
Relatives +nd friends arc respectfully in.
vttei TO attend his funeral from his late
residences, No. 8sl West sixth strest. on
Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'cleck.
SOUTHAMPTON tho a0sh instant, Sarah
Shields, 6ife OF >. y. 5outha ard, in her 18TH
year.
street, 90 Saturday afternoon at z O'Clock.
lntermsnta at Wilmington and Brandywine
Oemstery.
WELLkR-un the soth OF May, 1883.
Frsdoriok u. Weller, aged IL years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully iu-
vited 10 attend his funeral from his late
residences, No 1867 Lincoln street. Sefvi,s
thi. friday evsnipg at 1895 O'Clock. Train
for middletown leaves thie city a. $50 on
Saturday morning. Burial at Diawyer'i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
Nt"-@--
Ohargah with norsn rheft.

A Philadelphia paper ssys John
Gesry, OF Bfth ami south s,rests, Phil
Adelphia, SID William Wolf, residing
81 No. sos Orange strsst, this city, were
com milted 10 pri5oa on Thursday lasi
by Magistrate Pole, 10 await requisl
tion from the authorities OF Camden
where they ara wanted to answer FOL
the attempted larceny of q horse ant
wagon from John Franklin, a Livery
prisoners said they were intoxicated
and hal 70 Intention Of STEALING th
team 4 REPUBLICAN reporter vlgitai
No. SG5 Orau &c strett, hut -Ag told this
Wrti did not rssids there, the hous
being cccsp'sd by Mr.. Whsatley.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

The trial Of Barrady was then re-
sumed, and George Smith, oolored, was
sworn, and testified that he had bought
policy alps from man named George
something, be did not know bis other
name. He did NOT buy any from Wi.
liam Farrady, and II he told the
Deputy Attorney General or any one
else that he did, he was mistaken, ne he
thought II was another man they had.
On oross.examination he said he had
Iplayed policy and would play 1T again
II be got the chance
At O'Clock court adjourned until 8
O'Clock this afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

The window In the grooery store of
George II. Taylor. Third and King
streets, presents very attractive APP
pearanoe. The pyramid o! bottlss in
tho centre, surmountad By tn, piotu 70
OF young lady, "Mq Mother's Oar
ling" as we'll as the artistic display on
either SIDE, was the handl Rork OF OleI
sienele. and indicates industry aud
tnbte on his Uart
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

Hyou desire to purchase property for investment
the time buy The indications all point increase in value
of Real Eate in the future There good why
should not be With all advantages there is nothing
that prevent moving the front and keeping pace with
other cities who have not such advantages five do not
only the fault of people There is safer investment
estate ask your inspection OF such have to
you and especially call your attention those heading this
list which will be sold whole in lots to suit
These properties all accessible by the City Railroads. both
horse and elec the demand this electric ys
tenn will be increased to meet the same.
Send for plots we have many not mentioned here, and
will gladly furnish further information. Call upon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

New YORK June Six thousand
package OF leuncls were sold at auction
in behalf OF Parker, wilder X Co, yes
terday, not iag 81 10000 The prices
realized were about per cent below the
ma ket quotations aud "a per cent be
low the hsur realized at the big sac bJ
the same hrA last year. Nearly all the
large drN goods merchants in tn county,
were rel rlzea.el az To sale The follow
ing prices were received; Flaunel4, plail
scarlet, - -3-. yard' plain white, 10
Pr hl.g a-. @ IL scarlet Dc
l5}4 to Az.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

The following arrests were made dur
Ing the month OF May, 1888: Drunk
80; drunk and disorderly, .; dlsorderly
Conduc.. Is; assault and battery, 8; as.
sault With intstt 10 kill, /; suspicion Of
murder, /; Iaroeny, IL; suspicion OF lar.
ceuy, l; malicious mischief, 8; GARRY iuR
conoekled wespouE, Q; embtzElemeDt,
/; gambling, 8; policy writing, /; cru
elAy to children, 3; cruelty to animals,
81 contempt Of CONT, l; lewdDese TO q
COLD, 1; runaway boys, 8; oScapei
prisontE., 1; insane, 2; patients, TO-
Total, 118.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

New YORK, June Mayor Hewitt,
said yesterday that his absence from the
reviewing stand at the Memorial Day pro-
cession had been misrepresented. He did
not desire to avoid President q evelapd as
had been stated. He did MT review the
procession because he had not been in
Yited 10 do go.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01
Tho Emerald OInh,a Pinnin

The Emerald Social Cub will give
their arst grand picnic Al sobeuiEs n
Park on Saturday June 10, and will
apAra neither pains or expsnse to make
1t the most enjoyable OF the season. ThS
music 1il' be furnished by Professor
Albeft'a orchestra.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

GMUBR-RoBInSOy-At Philadelphia,
May 90, By the Rev. u. q. q. Mouee,
Harry J. Grub and Amelia ). Robinson,
OF this city.
DkVIS-DAVlS-On Thursday, May "a at
tho NewIort M. Z. patronage, Dy the Kew.
John D. u. Hanne, James 4. Daylp, ESQ.,,
Of Ohrietisna, and Annie l.. Davis Of Mill.
town.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

The tretl Ing races .I1sr loSs aon,s 4
q D' ! t oioof. Ths 'rs sSs t ssi n
o an The part Of sp sstnIg oSnts;I
quite exciting D I : Nchols q
' as,os 'sai9 j paltin93,'se, i 4, s1 4
TTGnnIp Z sweep ~ s :. tie 81
4 ~ tbs binse'i' o''
! e.s5 psISloH.''A''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

Some time during last night thieves
entered the residence OF Edward Rey
nolds, No 105 West Sixth street. TOe5
effected an entrance ibtl the houee by
way Of a back window, They took o
clock, vest and dress coat. No clue
has yet been obtained Of the where
abouts of the thieves
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

Tois morning pair OF horses at
tached 20 one Of BIsh's freight Wssops,
in which we're two hngsheads d. china
wsre, took fright and ran away on
MsfAat street They were caught IT
Second strest by police officer and re-
turned 10 the driver.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

OF the quality OF our new line @ 81 hoes
for boyssE girls will give you sn 10 ca
OF what We are doipg ~ the way OF good
footwear for all st the lowest prices.
Formsn's. No 10 East Fourth etrett,
between Market and King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

large German carp, which was
captured in the shellpot creek, is on ex.
hibition in the saloon of Harry rellmeier.
corner of Second and Walnut reefs. In
due time it will be properly cooked and
converted into ehowder for the benefit of
all who call at that place to crafty their
desires for something good.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-01

All members OF the Licensed LIanor
DealsTs' Association are Compelled to
close their places Of business ON sNtur.
day, June and, (sleotion day }, aud live
up to the requirements Of the law, By
order OF the association,