Daily Republican., 1889-09-06
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FOURTH EDITION.


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Fair Noted. w.
A penny each ffona, every person who
rides would besprinkle ard Delay the
dust which 80 many thousand people
suffer from while riding TO and from the
fair. Half OF the ten dollar tag put
upon each hack that drives inside the
gates 30 expended woald plaeate the
peoples idea that the exaction 10 severe.
A hickman, with q span, whose name
is said to be "Jones the carter" Is al
legged to have wantonly drove up from
behind Into and against the ho}Ae aud
carriage of John Armstrong, who was
driving his family along Guthrle's Lane
near the bridge, toward his home IN Mill
Creek hundred, New Castle county. His
valuable horse was knocked out Of the
read into the doep, mlry ditch and en-
tangled in fence wire which cut his right
fore shoulder and leg. The horse, even
with assistance, could not overcome the
combined difficulties Of wire and m!re
for sometime aud appeared frightened.
Edward Way, OF Mn Creek Hundred,
and others, kindly rendered assistance
and refused PIC offered compensation. The
sympathizing ollookers declared the
careless hsckman ought TO DO made to
pay damages. Mr.. Armstrong; horse
was recovered, reharnessed and the team
driven on.
The crowd of over thirty thousand
people Of yesterday were, on the whole,
both remarkably orderly and good
natured. But the stll larger crowd OF
the preceding day, In which the larger
class was made up Of school girls and
young ladies, could not be excelled for
unobstrusiveness, quietness and modesty
Of behavior. It was the largest and
cleanest crowd Of the unclassified, COM
mon people ever assembled In Whining
ton, and q sight TO make the great public
heart pulsate with pride and Joy.
Walker & GrshAm's merry go-around
has done thriving business every day.
Adult ladies took kindly to riding on il
yesterday.
NOVEL EXHIBIT.
"White Bronze Is made OF pure
refined zinc II 10 artistic, beautiful and
durable material for monumental pur-
peses, 20 II possesses all the salient points
OF marble and granite, which IL outstrips
In Its unperishab!e nature and In being
.ess expensive.
Joseph Guest OF No. 0 North Howard
street, Baltimore, Md, and Ceciitop,
Cecil county, Md. who Is the manu- sct-
urer agent for this section, says Off;
1--WE claim for White Bronze that ii 10
Interchangeable in color, unaffected by
heat or irost, will not s'ain or corrode,
practically inde.tructaele, Gas endorsed
by the scientific world,) h lndsome de-
signs, pleasing appearance, moss will not
adhere or grow upon 1t, has the general
endorsement OF the press end prominent
scientific men, as the only ise,ing ma
ter'al TO mark The spot Of loved once
gone, ard is cheaper than marble or
granite"
FAIR ENTERPRISE.
"Tho Superior Drill Co." was incorpo-
rated in 1877 from q concern now well
known for rs years. The Drill is called
Superior" on account of being abso-
Tut .ly Ieriect In the distribution OF all
kinds OF grain and fertilizers, and in
being adapted TO all elevations OF grounds.
side hill, up and down hill, etc. The most
important feature Is the patent enameled
fertilizer distributor, preventing acid
phoephatss fiom iniuriug the cups aud
distrit utors, thereby guaranteeing an
accurate and even distribution OF ferti-
lizers. A. J. Springer Il Co. are agents
Tor Wilmington, Del. This territory ia
mataged by l. L. S. PierI ont, of Harris
burg, Pa.
A. J. Springer and A. r. Maree ACRE,
IN saying that the Superior Drill is NOR.
generally used and better liked than an,
other in New Castle County; and Mr.
Pierpont says that ills dlill Is sold il
every State In the Union at one pric,
only. The company's office is Spring
ilsld, Ohio. Eastern Office, Harrisburg
Penna.
Mr.. Pierpont attends the Baltimore Ell
posit!cn next week.
| IMPROVED SEED CORN.
James Cloud for many years has mad
the varieties of Indian Com the subieC
OF careful consideration and investigl
ticn. He says: al have received sample
OF tie best corn grown in most of h
corn growing States Of the Union, man
If v hich | have thoroughly tested, n
object being - secure a corn that woul
yield the most 10 the acre with the lea
Exhaustion to the soil. And now, as
years past, In offering 10 the iarme
everywhere Clouds Early Dent Corn,
I anu confident I hsve attained this en-
and claim the following advantages ov,
l all other field corn:
2. The stalk grows from six to ten fec
which does not exhaust thesoil.
5. II Will stand the drought better tn
large stalk.
4. hen dry So ears will make busl
OF ehelled corn.
Z. The grains are unusil'y deep.
q. l claim this corn will yield five
ten bushels more to the acre than a
other variety know of.
7. Yields as well on thin land as u
other variety.
=. Gee tushel Of seed will plant Il
or elk acres of ground and will Yield 4
to ten bushels per acre more than a
other variety.
r 8. 1t will shell more corn from the
than any other variety.
In this We challenge competition.
This corn has generally taken Il
p premium at the Pennsylvania State IA
for best bushel OF shellcl corr AMI
twelve ears; also at Mt. Holly, York,
ioId and other tairs, including the "
nincton Fair Of 1883, where he reeei'
premiums On both shelled and ear cor
With bis instruction, We think
Clouds exhibit INC of the most inter,
ing aad valuable ia the Wilmington J
OF 1889, and that his improvements
corn cons itu.e him great pub ic be
factor. HE corn for iced is ordered II
ell parts Of the United States. His
dress Is Oxford, Chester County, /
where his seed corn Is for sale, whole.
and retail.