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, 1888-03-23
Real Estate,

The following instruments were filed
for record In the county clerks Office yes
terday:
Union Pacific Railway company to
Helen jenkins, lot 2, block 262; $50.
Alexander Mcleod to Esther M. Dur
bin, lot 3, block 900; $l,O5O.
Desert patent to Thos. talbot for lGC
acres of land in Laramie county,.
, 1888-03-23

What you need is a medicine which is
pure, efficient, reliable. Such is Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t possess peculiar curative
powers.
, 1888-03-23
FOR SALE.

.FoR RENT.-Ofices, houses and fur
nlshed or unfinished rooms. S. B.
Tuttle, with +. f. Warren.
, 1888-03-23

WANTED-Good cook and laundress in
private family. Wages, $25. Apply at
Heath grocery and market.
, 1888-03-23

John Lewis, the sneak thief who pur-
Joined a number of articles from the barn
OF MIR. Jackson, Wednesday, was ar
ralgned before Judge Fisher yesterday.
The prisoner stated that his real name
was John Jones. and pleaded guilty. He
was sentenced to sixty days in the county
ioil
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

The Prooe-1. The testimony cannot b.
disputed. 9. 1t has been renewed after
years. 4. 1t has cured in all ages and con,
ditions. 5. II has cured all forms of suffer.
Ing. s. 1t has cured all stages of painful
ailments Z. It has cured cases considered
hopeless. s. 1t has caused crutches and
canes to be thrown away. 9. Its best cures
are chronic cases
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

wait for tho Best.--Cleveland and
Thurman.
Il would be difficult to find man better
fitted 10 writo the lives Of the Democratic
candidates for President and Vice eresi-
dent that w. u. hensel, lawyer, editor
and politician. For nearly fifteen years he
was one OF the editors Of tho Lancaster In.
tclllgencer; for five years Chairman OF tho
Democratic State Committee Of PennsylvA-
MIA; Q delegate to nearly all the Democratic
conventions since 1877; Chairman Of the
Htate convention of 1883; delegate to St.
Louis, author Of many sketches Of public
mon and notably the campaign biographer
Of Mr.. Hendricks in 1884. Sincerely de-
voted 10 the principles of the party 70 which
served from boyhood. active in all
honest efforts TO promote principles among
his countrymen, and having come Into close
personal contact with most OF tho mon who
have been rocognixed BY the prcNens and
the last generation ~ the oxponents of the
beat ideas Of tho party, he y particularly
lifted for the task In hand. He has the nd.
ditiOnal advantage Of having been ono OF
the wAfmost frlends and Adherents Of Mr..
Cleveland, not only before his escensi0n to
the Preaidency but since and during that
ttme. He has also long beon an admifor
aud personal friend OF Mr.. Thurn an % that
he has all tho qualifications necessary To
enable him to write fAif, truthful and en-
tsrtaining stretches OF The distinguished
men.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
The Formal Announcement to Coz
gress.

grees.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 6.-The
President sent the following message to
Congress at IL o'clock:
To the Senate and House of Representa-
tivee:
1t becomes my painful duty to announce
TO Congress and to the people of the United
States the death Of Philip II. Sheridan,
General Of the Army, which occurred at !
late hour last night at his summer home In
the state OF Massachusetts,.
The death of this valiant soldier and pa-
triotic son Of the republic, though his long
illness has been regarded with anxiety, has
nevertheless shocked the country and
caused universal grief. He had established
FOR himself . stronghold in the heart OF his
fellow countrymen, who caught the true
meaning and purpose Of his soldierly devo-
tion and heroic temper, his intrepid cour-
age, his stc adfast potriotism and the gener-
osity OF his nature inspired with peculiar
warmth the love Of the people.
Above his grave affection for the man
and pride In his achievements will struggle
for mastery, and too much honor cannot be
accorded one who was so richly endowed
with all the qualities which mako his death
. national loss.
(Signod) GROVER CLEVELAND,
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
sli.n Clevsl.nd,n rron,s.

Mrs. Sylvanus Reed, who teaches a
school Of fashionable young ladies, some
ten monthsago secured the services Of Miss
Elixabeth Cleveland, the Presidents sister.
II was agreed between the two ladies' that
Miss Cleveland was 70 receive half tho
profits which accrued durins her incum-
Lency. Her term having expired, Il IL
tlatcd on good authority that Nlss Clsve-
land rscslved eio, 600 for tan months' work.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
The Pali-Bcarsrs.

NoSourTT. Mass. Aug. 6.-The fol
lowing pall.bearers have been selected BY
General Sheridan's family: General w. T.
Sherman. Aarshall Field of Chicago. Gen
eral Hawley Of the United States Senate
Speaker Carlisle, Vice President Franh
Thompson Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
General Wesley Merritt Of the United
States Army, senior officer Of the G. A. r
In the District Of Columbia; Secretary
Whitney, General kcFeely, General Joseph
Fullerton Of st. Louis, Secretary Endicott
and George w. Childs.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

The Emcar".-1. Its effects are prompt,
permanent. 4. 1t cures chronic cases Of
as long standing as 40 years. 5. Its cures
are without relapse, without return OF
pain. 6. 1t cures in all cases used ac
coming to directions. z. In every bottle
there's cure, in every application a relief.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Gold fever In . mild form prevails a
DshloneGa Ca, owing 70 the rspsrt that
vein Of the precious metal has been struck
there.
A Pit,sburg woman Of forty was married 70
her third husband just nve hours sfter her
lamented No . had Joined the silsut major.
iS-sn unusual interminxllng Of Grape sad
orange blossomA
No man yet fully Understood . woman.
Hencc, some people reason no woman can
l,svc fully understood herself; for, II she had
how in the world could she have mauagsd to
keep the sscfst1
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
The ConnsctacusP Prohisision Convsn-
ton.

ton.
hARrFoRD, Conn.,. Aug. 1.-The
State Prohibition Convention held its first
session to-day. Rev. Q. X. Northrop was
elec.ed Chairman. In his address he said
he was convinced that tho prohibltory
amendment in Rhode Island would never
b enforced. TWAS Of no use 10 attempt n
reform Of this kind through either Of the
old parties. Tho Prohibition party was
now taking IL position ON solid ground and
would make no oo0promise. NJ. N0rthrop
was heartily applaudsd.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

The Price,. The best always frst and
cheapest. .. The best is the promptest
safest. surest, most permanent 8. The
benefits derived are beyond price. 4. Ex.
amples show that no competition can show
like results. 5. 1t is the best.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

The Ciass.-Fifty million population. Pain
eor the first time to one in every ten.
Five million need relief How? Promptly,
permanently. Certainty of cure at reason
able cost. How to find ont? On reputa-
ton, through experiment. by proof.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Sod BY Druggists and Dealers Er~ryrhers.
The Charles A. vogeler Co.. Balto.. Nd,
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

The herits.-Example.-Take up St. jacobs
Oil, the Great Remedy for Pain. Its superior
merits known to all the world. Experience
shows it merits through its efficacy.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Gold icvcr in y mild fern rrcvaila Al
DahlonrgA Ca, owing& To ,ia report that a
ven o, ,ha uecloas metal has been struek
shurA
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20

There wAs once a mechanic At Bristol
Eng whore name was Watts He was
BY trade q shOtmAkeT. Watts had e
take great bars Of lend and pound them
out into sheets Of thickness about equal
to the diameter Of the shot he desired 20
m Aks. Tneu he cut the sheets Into little
cubss, which he rolled in revolving
0srEel until the corners we're worn
a from the constant friction. The
Chicago Mall thus relates The rest Of tho
story:
Watts, after an evening spent with
sone Jolly companions at Gha ale. house
went home and turned into bed. He
dreamed he Was out again with the
"hOys." They wtrs all trying TO hnd
their way home when II began to rain
shot. B Autiful globuleB Of LEAD, pol.
lsbed and Ginning, fell 10 . torrent.
In the morning when Watts AROSE he
remembered the dream, and wondered
what shape molten lead would take ia
falling distance through the air. A.
49, be carried a ladleful OF the hot
medal up into the steeple OF the church
OF st. Mary OF Radcliffe, and dropped il
into the moAt telow. Descending, he
took from the bottom of the shallow pool
several hhndiuls Of perfsog shot, far
superior to any he had ever seen
WRtts' fortune WAS made, for he had
conceived the idea Of the shot-toWer,
whinh has ever siuoa been the only
means employed in the manufacture OF
the little missiles so much usei in war
and sport.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20
EHE KIUHn,r WOMAN.

The utls Of the weAlthiest unmarried
woman 10 America has besn ut different
times bestowed upon no less than A
half dozen different women living in
diharant parts Of ths country. Mes
Mary aArr0t owned the honor for some
tune, tiil some one discovered that the
Misses DFexel, Of Philadelphia. were
each the owners OF larger fortune
than had fallen 10 the daughter OF the
great Baltimore railroad magnet. Then
u was current news that daughter Of
MI. John d. Rockefeller, OF Broozly D,
was really the wealthiest woman in
America. Afterwards tbs honor went
TO Cincinnati, But IL anpsars By the
records OF q recent transfer Of property
made in New York that the title really
belongs TO q lady OF New York, Of
whose enormous wealth no one bad any
proper idea. The richest unmarried
woman In America Is Miss julia Rhine
lander, whose wealth exceeds $50 600,
COO, mostly In New York real estate and
m0rtaAaeS.
Compared with Miss Garrett, of Bal.
timoTe, ths Misses Drexal, Of Philadel.
phia, or Miss RookAfeller, OF Brookly n.
Miss RhinelAnder has bsen considered q
comparative pAupsF, and not until .
recent day was It known that she Was
she poFsaBsor Of uncourtsd millions.
Miss RhinelAndeT is not only the richie, I
mArriageable woman 10 America, but
10 probably the weslthiest woman IN
the world. Now that the extent Of her
wealth has been made public, the
bachelors are asking about her personal
beauty. A proper regard for the truth
oompels the statement that the lady IL
By no N cans beautiful She Is, besides,
on tire shady side Of thlrty-A matter
that will probably 60 for little with the
handsome fellows who would liks 20
marry fortunes.
The characteristic OF the lady is O.
desire not TO bs counted rich publicly.
For some time she succeeded 10 oOncea-
ing the fact that she 10 enormously lioh +,
and Ia reported 10 have been RTartly
embarrassed when the legal necess
for disclosing the value OF her posses-
SionG arose. But now that the fact 10
established that she is Atty times Q mi
llonRire, It would seem that the much
agitAted question As to who is the rio 1.
est marriAReable woman In A mer'ca mas
been fully settled.
It is needless to add that there have
bten OF late iunumerabe requests for an
Introduction to Mics RninelEnder,
whose aversion to not0riety has almost
caused her 10 retire from society. Her
name Is seldom seen in the papers, 81.
though she is flooded With Invitations Of
every sort, She would certainly be .
grest cat, h for one Of those gay New
York creatures whose capacity for
spending money far exceed their ability
at earning It. Miss Julia's exact ago
10 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20
BEE HIVE, .
BOG MARKET STREET.

We are showing thousands
OF useful things that make a
very sensible present for the
coming holidays, and mention a
few below.
Thousands OF Handkerchiefs
from &C to 50 each. Our assoi t.
ment is immense and includes
an attra Give line Of Silk Muflers
You will remember those fine
hemstitched militia handker.
chiefs for gentlemen we sold so
many ct last year. Well, we
have a better this time.
Also one for Ladies. Also a
large line OF Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Combs, Pocket Books.
Hand Bags, Silk Fishues at ex.
ira low prices.
Stamped Linen goods, Cor
sets, Ribbons, Silk or wool Nit
tens. Children's Plush, Velvet
or Cashmere Caps. S I'm e
beauties among them Muhf and
Boas, Gossamers for ladies and
children, and a good Rubber
Coat for boys; over 400 I'm
brellas from soc to 50. Gents
furnishing goods. Kid Gloves
and Mittens. fur top.
Linen Table Sets. Towels,
perfect beauties. Fancy table
covers, fine blankets, Century
cloth, calico and ginghams, an
endless variety OF dress goods
Silks and pushes Ladies'
Skirts, Jackets. Ulsters, Rag
lans, Plush Goats and Wraps,
and a big line OF Children's
Goats, and KISS Krinkle to
please the little ones. You
know our prices are right,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20
symptoms OF Oatsr,b.

Dull, heavy heAdaohs, obstruction Of
the nasal paas1ges, discharges falling
from the head into the throat, some
times profuBe, wateFy and acFid, at
others, thick, tansoions. mucous, puru.
lent, bloody and putrid; the eyes are
weak, watery and iLflAmsd; there 10
ringing In the ears, deafness, hacking
or coughing 20 clear the throat, sxpeo-
toraiion OF offensive mAtter, together
with scAbs from uloersi the voice is
ohAnged and has q nasal tWAnR; the
breath is offensive; smell and TASTE are
impaired; there IL q sensation of dizsi.
ness, with mental depression, q hacking
cough and general debility. II you
have all, or any considerable number OF
thsse symptoms, you are suffering froU
Nasal CatarRh. The more complicated
your difease has become, the greater
ths number and diversity Of symptoms
Thousands OF oases annually, without
manifekIing half Of the above symp-
toms, result In consumption, and end In
the grave. No disease 10 so common,
more deceptive and dangerous, or less
understood, or more unsucoaasfnlly
treated by physicians. Five hundred
dollars reward Is offered by the manu-.
iactuTers OF DR.. sage's Oatarrh Remedy
for oAse OF cntarrh Whieh they oAnnOt
cure. Remedy sold By dEuRsists, o.
only 30 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20
Elofa.


The bsst fruit cake in stock at O.
Weyrs, No. 2 East Second street.
Order goods III VAry'a Philadelphia
loo. express; delivery same night
A large stock Of bird cages cheap nj
PArFy's, 1877 Market street.
Stop 1t O. Weyl's, No. Bast Second
a., and get . nice fruit or pound CAKE.
O. Weyl has . full assortment Of all
kinds OF Christmas cakes 81 No. EAs
Second street.
Will reoeive on Friday, ut smeltz's,
ID East Fourth street, ton Of turkeys,
whioh Will be sold very low. Also Q
large line Of evergreen.
Toys cheap, bird cages cheap, lamps
cheap, tin and wouden ware cheap, pic
ture fIAmes and looking glasses cheap;
xtra Inducements offered at Il. Parry,
Jr's 827 Market street.
Toys, lamps and fancy goods at q dis
count, aa l expect 10 remove down town.
| vent to reduce my stock bafcrs re-
mOvAl and will offer extra inducements.
Come before the rush. r. Parry, JT.,
97 Market street.
Chapman is expected TO lead In every.
thing pertaining to the tobacco trade
and smokeTu' material, especially during
holidays. Friends aud Brothers, 700
shall mot be disappointed. Look fo'
advertisements in every edition. Look
as our windows every day, ana every
other day come into the store. Respeot.
FULLY, A. A. Chapman, Seventh 81 d
Orange streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20

Reports from all the important Gran.
berry raising districts indioAte . short
crop Pticel are accordingly high, sc
that the growers are likely TO realize 81
much 90 last year, when Ehsy put more
fruit In the market. The Boston Globe
reports for Southeastern Massachusetts,
that the Carver, Marion, Rochester.
Middleboro aud MAttapoiEets crops on
the whole will about equal their total
products Of one year ago. On Cape God
Ihs crop IL considerably below that OF
last year. WeSs BArnatAble usually
rAnkn next TO WaFehAm In the number
Of shipments, end there they have
shipped set era thousand less than one
year ago. HarWioh lie another large
cranberry growing town, and " ls thbTe
where the wire and Ere worms did
much damage early 10 the season, The
total soathtrn Plymouth Comfy and
Osps God crop last year Esa So, 500 bar
rsls. This year, from the beat SsslmAieE
made, the total crop vii, fall 81 or
10 600 to ID. 600 barrels. The New JeE-
,ey crop is only IN average ons, aud u g
many aud large Wild bias Of Wisconsin
are Yielding up but . small portion O.
what Is considered hD aversgs crop In
that large uTanbarry-srowlng district.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20
VASJETIHG

Family worshlp-Flrst babies.
A wind-lAss-The garrulous girl.
The prohibition pior-A dry dock.
Plaid luRgAse-Oheoksd baggage.
A shining EoAl.-A boo.black's chair
Tlme-honored-The note that Ia mot
protested.
One Of the bright spots In existence is
spot Dash.
A clear skiu--Bsatlna friend out Of
borrowed money.
Americas home rule 10 the grand
army Of Wiiehood.
To young men-It is better TO BE- fast
asleep than fast awake.
Most Of the EuRllsh landlords ara
oonssrvatVes-terrA-t as II we're.
The man who rides on q haud-oar
evidently bslieves in manual training
The owner OF cremation furnace
trles TO earn living by uEning the
The reason why lAundressas have the
blues Is probably because they use tn
digo.
A bright scholar recently stated in q
composition that douRh-nuts were hrst
made In Greece.
When . couple come 10 the conclusion
that they will mAsry It is 3 tie vote and
the clergy lyman must cast 1t.
The topper has his little high and the
lsborer has his hire. bat 1t is this elsvA-
tor boy who gets the hoist.
1t Ia singular that tailor has never
been nominated for Mayor, for q good
one knoWs all about men and meAsuren
Tho proposed diamond 'trust" is a
reprehensible enterprise. Il means
simply the formation OF big diamond
ring.
"Lst Us have tax on luxurIes," cried
public speAker, and whom be- found
lhEse carpet tsoks In his pic that noon
he was Satisfied.
''My dear" tsArfully said the
mother in-law to the bride, "you have
AIKEN my only sln from me. In fact,
on have committed . male robbery.
In these days OF reform It Is strange
hat nobody has suggested that iuries
should furnish their own food. Osr
tainly . psnel should DO able to supply
Its own board.
At 9 standstill-Mlss Victoria TIL
bury Who has parnegsed her COB her
self -fts very strange MirlAW; but
think must have tied the traces to the
wrong part Of the wheel.
The health journals and the doctors
all agree that the best and most whole
some part OF the ordinary dOGRhnut Is
the hole. The larger the hole, they cay,
the better the dougtnut
why" asked an examiner, udoas
the sea 30 seldom overflow the lAnd?"
Because 8 merolful Providence has
created spOngeB 70 grow In IT," was the
reply. The examiner was . public
school senior.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20

Some Que rsosutip wrote to the Hon
Jonn BTishs asking advice ~ to prepa
ration for speaking. at seems TO me, -
replied the famous orator, that every
man would readily discover what snits
aim b at. To write speeches and then
70 commit them 10 memory 10 q double
slavery which I could not bear. T.
speak wittolt preparation, especially
on great and solemn topics, is TaahneEs
and cannot be recommended. When ]
intended TO speak on anything thai
seems to nae important, consider what
II lie that wish TO impress upon my
audience, do not write my facts Of
my Arguments, but make notes on two
or three or four Rlips Of note paper, Civ.
ng the line Of argument and the facts
as they o,our to my mind, ard l leave
'hs WORDS TO coma at call while | am
spsAking There are occasionally short
passages which for ACCURACY | may
write down, aS sometimes Also-Almost
invariably the concluding words or
sentences may be written, This is
very nesrly all can BSy on this ques
tIon. The advantage OF this plan IA
that while Il leaves q certain and sun
client freedom to thu speaker, 1t keeps
MIN within the main lines OF tbs Urlgi
nal plan upon which the speech MAS
frAmsd, and what he says, therefore, Ia
more likely to ba oompaot and no.
Wandering aud diffuSe. Forgive me II
say no more"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20

Great amusement has blea caused In
London by the arrest OF little Sir
George Arthur on suspicion Of being
the Whiieohapel murderer. Sir George
Is q youHg barOnet holding q cSptalney
in the R6J al Horse GuArdE, and 10 q
member OF mott OF the leading olubs in
town. he 10 also . we'll known amateur
A1tor, and was great friend Of the late
Price leopold, DUKE OF Albany. BE
put on an old shooting coat, . slouoh
nat and when down TO Wbiteohspel for
= little fun. he got 1t, IL occurred 10
40 policemen that Blr George ans weF-
I'D very much the popular description OF
she murderer. They oollsIed him. H.
protested, expostulassd and thTeA;eaed
Ihsm with tue vengeance OF royal wrath
bat In vain. Finally a chance WAB
given him to send TO q fashionable
West End ub to prove hts identity,
and he was released with pTOiuse apJlo.
yies for the mistake.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20

The Medical Times of this city is re-
sponsible for the following seemingly Inc
credible story: In Hungarian town the
Red Cross authorities had neglected "a
organize their hospital for two years,
when they received notice OF an Arch.
ducal visitor who would he with them In
two days. No time was to be lost, a
building was rented a month and 100
wOrkmen set TO work TO put II in order
Beds ard other ecessariea were borrowed
from q real hOspl al and patients hired
The Archduke declared himself satisfied;
but be bad scarcely turned his back when
the workmeu were called In 10 restore c
house to it's former condition. The
patients were dism ss0d, but he there
was hitch. They deelil ed TO go They
were receiving two forms day for being
sick, and they knew they h d a good
thing. They were put out by force took
their cases into court, the committee was
compelled TO pay them their wages, and,
as the stiair came to the Archdukes ears,
the oriSnatorB of the scheme failed to
obtain the decorations they expected.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20

Nor1oH'
srATR or DELAWARE

TERAnuEE DEPARTMENT,
HEI DASELn, DELAWARE,
All persons Whs are liaDle 10 pay q state
tax for tho mAnufsotnro o. gptrltuous and
alcoholic liquors Tor the year 1883 and 1851
90 required ~ Nootisn O. Chapter $50, Vol.
10, Laws OF Delaware, are hereby notified TO
asttio at once or the natteg will be placed In
the hands Of the attorney general,
WILLIAM hERBEKT,
NNu Stste Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20

lLROAD
UtcER
+ AyEDE
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20

The AlbAny NsWs aBd Advertise,
Illustrates The value and fertility Of
Georgia farming lands BY relating the
experiences OF little girl, the dau shter
Of Mr.. 2, l.. GtdnsF, manager OF the
k1uiman Lumber Oompany st POulAn.
List spring Me- GIFdnsF planted q peck
OF the large Western peanuts for his
little girl, from which abe has gathered
Ten bushels Of very fine peas The little
girl, however, not content with her
ground pea crop, planted one hundred
stalks Of 1ngRr came. The result was a
magnificent ofop Of sugar cane, which,
after Feserving enough for home con
sumption, was sold for fifteen Collars
With this snm, together with the profits
OF her peanut crop, tho liit girl has
bought d 20 and half acres Of as good
lana As that on which the orops were
grown, snd she has enough money left
70 fence the most Of hsr land. The fer
ulizers used In Masking the little Rirl'a
crop cost no more than ffty oanta, and
very little work was necessary"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20

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Daily Republican., 1888-12-20

Old KEiss will be ct Aliens B-oant
store, No. $40 Market slrest, ell this
week, selecting his toys for the chill
dren. All the buys and girls, II years
old and. under, must write him . letter.
He has offered as . prize 10 the girl
writing MIN the best letter that beauti-
iul $50 doll, and to the boys a toy steam
engine. The letter muGt be composed
and written by themselves. The offer
10 10 all children In the State.
Your Friend, OLD KRIss.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-20
pr'S Cherry PectOraI,

PREPARED by
], c. aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
d by all Drugsihts. Price 81; slx bottles, o.