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hma nss~s IN Cslissrsis.
The Lima bean crop Of venturA e0uA4
=, Csllforula, this year will AAsvaN Il
&ooe tooA Wutth e9oAQoA
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
-, s.nnN.,g Ttmo tabIe etween
S,,,,r,inI,,S1n Ssmd rannagrnve fshing effeci
,n'i,w ina ~ IaD
DAILY EACEPT SUNDAY
Lave Wilmington. King street picr g. Is
a IA > "a n. M. ii M T. 40 a. m, arrive Penns-
grove I III iB 3 OO b, M, l2oh sos a, M
Leave Pennsgroye IS 40 q. M, las, 9.in
5. ~ N. m. :: arrive Wilmington 60 1923 a,
m on as, a 15 u. m,
huNDAhs ONLY.
Leave Wilmington s.8S, 9 81, zoo .. m.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
ItAif
N. hegary & Son,
FURNITURE,
AND ......
CARPETS,
SIG TatnaII Street
s. q. Cor 9Th and Tatnall SITS
Children's CARRIAGES.

We are still pushing things
in our Children's Carriages.
Our SI2 Carriage has proven
to be the right thing, possessing
alike mattress, durability and
cheapness. 1t cannot but please
those wanting such an article.
Many of our customers have
come prepared to invest more
money in carriage but in the
end bought the SI2 one because
it's as good as can be bought i'll
other stores for SIG. Plenty OF
them now in all shades of red,
blue, old gold, golden brown,
terracotta, olive and any other
fashionable shade you may Sc
lect. Just one word for cur bet
ter grade. You will find them
here as high as your pocket
book wants to 80. All old
styles have been discarded and
and every thing you see will be
fresh and new with the prices
as those advertised by Philadel-
phia manufacturers.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
REPRIGERATORS

During the winter months
when your mind was far from
Refrigators We were placing our
orders for the summer. We fig
urcd on how nj any we
would sell. Had them made
up and delivered. Our
sales have gone beyond our
expectations, and we find
that VIC will have to call on
the manufacturers again 70 r
another supply. The reason
is because ourprices and goods
are both right to suit you. Our
Retrigerators are constructed
on the common sense plan with
no useless parts attached to
make it appear what it isn't.
Every Refrigerator guaranteed
10 be perfectly dry and up tc
the standard in all qualities.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

A POLICE matron is now an assured
fact tor this city, as Mayor Harrington
has named the lady who is 10 occupy
this very responsible position. We are
not acquainted with her, but We take
1t for granted that she is the right per
Son for the place, or the Mayor would
not have appointed her. The right
kind OF woman can accomplish vast
deal of good In looking after, and car
ing for unfortunate women who may
be placed under her care, There are
many girls who are just entering the
paths of sin, on whom few kind
words will have more effect than pun
ishment, and all such cases 1t will be
the duty OF the matron to look after and
attend to. II will also be a part Of her
duties 10 look after lost children who
may be found on the streets by the OF.
ticers and brought TO the police station
In addition 10 these there are multi
tude of other duties, which, If the new
matron is the proper person for the
position, she will not have any dilh-
Guilty in finding out.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Nor LONG AGO the knights Of Labc

' Nor LONG AGO the knights OF Labor
issued circular calling on other labor
organizations throughout the United
States to unite with them, but it had
very little effect, and in some places
organizations already formed positive
ly refused TO affiliate with or have any
thing whatever to do with The
knights. In the condition that the
order is now this certainly seemed bad
enough, but even worse has followed,
as the Plumbers and Gas and Steam
Filters Laborers' Union of the United
States and Canada, an organization
numbering thirty thousand men, have
now Withdrawn from the Knights,
consequently that order, instead OF
being strengthened. is becoming weak
er and weaker, The indications are
that this once powerful order will soon
be extinct The time was when the
knights Of Labor exerted powerful
influence in this country, and II they
had followed the wise counsels OF MIR.
Powderly the same would be the case
TO day, but instead of that, the mem
bers allowed themselves 10 be ruled by
men who, for the purpose of advancing
their own interests OF gratifying petty
spite, advised strikes and boycots, and
the consequences of this course is now
soen in the dissolution of tho order.
Ne are heartily in favor of anything
that will advance the interests of the
workiugmen, but the methods adopted
by walking delegates, who were
living off the money earned by their
dupes, have done them more harm
than good. --.-. -----. .--
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 1.-The ice
companies Of The coast cities have formed
a trust for the purpose OF controlling the
manufacture and sale OF ice. Five COM
pantes sre in the combination alrea ",
being The Gage Lyons Ice Company, OF
Mobile; .lIe Ayoudale Ice Company, Of
BirmiuG han; the Charleston, s. c., Ice
Mgn ulaeturug Company; tie Bruus-
wick, Ga, Ice Company, aad the Gorrie
Company, Of this city. The officers OF
the consolidation are: President Louis
z, Hart, Savannah; vice precedent,
Samuel J. Whiteslde, Savannah; secrc-
tary, A. s, Lyons, Mobile; treasurer,
Samuel Lspham, Charleston, 8. c.; with
MI. Gsylard b. Clarke, OF Mobile, added
10 tie directory.
The recent consolidation OF the rival
companies in Mobile started the move
ment. The Central Company thus Or
Eanizcd has capital OF s5u0, 00N, with
S275,Qa0 paid in. The stock OF tile C,u-
trail Company will, through ownership
OF the stocks Of the various companies,
| control each under the charters under
which they are organized. Tie Central
Company ia row at work to secure con-
troll of other territory aud Of the entire
ice business Of the South. The com
pauics IN tbs combination all handle ar-
| tiilCtal ice.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Queer Mary Perfumes
Nothing daintler. They
stand with the best OF AL
FRED WRIGHT's or LuBIN's
or ATKINsoN's Gall here),
and cost less.
Phytalla brings a healthy
scalp; that means healthy
hair. As and 95c a bottle.
We make it f..
! Near centre of the store.
All the Fishing Tools;
sea, pond, or stream. Sport
Ing gear OF every sort
Base Ball, Cricket, CIoquet,
Tennis. If you have moi
asked, you'll be surprised
that so little money will get
SO much Jun timber.
Basement, northeast Of centre.
No dust, no cinders, NO
red-hot room, no danger
with an OH Stove--ii you
get the right kind. The
Monitor can't expl o d e.
Scratch a match and It's
going full blast. Puff VIXEN
the cooking Is done, and
there's an end.
Gas Stoves, too: Handler
and just as good work.
Basement, northeast Of centre.
JOHN WAHAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

MAYOR HARRINGTON has acted
right in Diminishing one OF his officers
who came into his proeence intoxi-
Gated. There is every reason TO be-
lieve that this officer has been intoxi-
Gated on several previous occasions,
but fer some unexplained reason his
otfenses were passed By with repri-
mand, and we believe one or two sus-
pensions. This was wrong, ss he or
any other officer should forfeit his 20.
sition on the force the first time lie
gets drunk. A man who gets drunk
Ia not fit to be police officer, as he
does that " hieh It is part Of his duty
to arrest other men for dung. w
hope that hereafter no excuse will b.
accepted by the mayor or chief for any
man on the force that gets drunk Let
1t be understood that If an officer gets
drunk he viii certainly be discharged
without hope Of beiug reinstated, ant
the force will soon be composed 0
men that do not touch liquor Gt ali.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

IT seems now that John L. Sullivan
Is in fair way to he punished Tor his
brutal exhibition in Mississippi lew
weeks since. as he has been arrested
and will be returned to that State. /,
is hoped that he will moi escape with.
out IN prisonment, as the mere fine
will be bul lite punishment for him.
Kilrain should also be apprehended
and taken back. Both these men
should be made to atone Ter their def.
ance Of the law, and taught that here.
after, when they wish to engage in
such brutal exhibitions they will be
obliged to leave this country to do so.
John l.. Sulliyan's star is rapidly
setting. and he will scon reach his pro.
per level Boston, the people OF which
have go long dsgraced themselves by
idolizing this bruiser, is now coming
to its senses and commencing to look
upon John L. the same as is done By
decent, law abiding citizens elsew here.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

The popular demand far the deightu III
oEe-tGy excursions to Rochester Beach
is so urgeut that the Philadelphia, WI.
miugton aud Baltimore Railroad Com
pany has yieltrd to the pressure aud
oilers two charming August trips to that
attractive bayside resort, The frat i
tx, 4 Tor August Sth, aud the second for
the ed. TIE patronage eH.euced tbese
trips has b en- unparalleled, ana the
Iext two Will without doubt Lc equally
as We'll favored. The caPasi y d ti!e
steamers is necessarily limit d, and il o#--
der TO avoid any oyererowd IL Tie ilgla,
Der Of tickets otlertd i5r ale Will he I'm
tied. 1t would be wise, Il efefyrr Tor
those who desire to make their going
sure, to secure their tickets III alYsu c.
The same low rate O! { 30 from PEia-
! delphia, 81 % iron Chefter, Sl.Gp ir III
Wilmington, and propor: oaate rates
from other st.ti II On tie May land and
/ Ceatlai Divisions will prevail, AMI t.Ils
special train viii lea.e Brood stseet a.
ton a. M, Chester Is T. n, WI
htHgihu IT, q. H., as heretofore. tbs
tHe OF spec!.l trains from other stations
may lie found by consulting adgerasiu Z
matter distributed at each station.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

are hopclessly ruined, while the grow
ing corn is completely drowned out.
In some places truck patches have
been almost washed awsy,and the out
look for the winter Is exceedingly
gloomy for farmers. This, Of course,
viii have It's effect on oil other busl.
ness, and the probability Is that "hard
times" will prevail everywhere next
winter
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
.RALTIMoRE 3 OHIO RA1rRo,n

lpALTIMoRE 3 OHIO Rama
! ID Schedule In efIoet MitoAD,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE ist'I''}
EAST HouNb: A'EfQE
sExpress trains,
An. az o. - y. % Is. 81 iS' p m o',Iog
sl1Os, ~ Is. 70 Us. &c al o. m. % ''N a, M.
PnILAnELPHiA, week dnvs.a1q,-,.
| go, 755, $3.50. 900, 40 ~, ~ "Fnj
.l2 q. %, .2S4 800 40. SOS b. a ",
PniLApnLrniA, SUNDAY .q1s .7o, -
20 o., 8 ., Go 900, s55 - ~ a. - A. iH
GuEaTER, week .days.s2ls, '7o5' ,,;o,e,,
| ~ ~ 20 90, 10 20. 10 3Ga. m ,i,31,
q Sunday vs. ..21a.ros. a,.,,'.
70 ~, a. M, sl20s, 100, .23. u'aggi
Ses. 8 =. ele 80 e, sS5. 50 o p. H. M 1tA
800 a. m. loo. u2.Os on satur,iay :, an ~
2SS' 800. ods p. IN. sundays, i6l avn, h.
,.,n WEST BOUND.
.,iSn imohE Asb WAsniNsToa, $50 sam
| Sunday. i'' ""uH except
ritti;barg. IS 10 q. mi IS 10 and $50, :,
| daily. " nj hoth
Cincinnati md st. Louis .tt=t,
and % % p. m; both daily w. ~
SINGERLY ACCOMMODATING. "a,
and II 10 u. M. daily. pm.
| LAnDENbkHa ACCOMMODATES ,r..,-
days, G.iO,ll ~ m, 2 u and 5 20 n m vs'N
| days, 0 ~ n. m, !,t5 and 10 u. M ''' 9li'
IHhlNs LEAVE MARKET SrRi.eT S.r,.r,,..
for Philadelphia ana wnv .it,I,.
week Gays; b 30. 8 rs. s 30, Il,9S4 In i',,'g'f
20 % p m Sundays. Q 81 u. IN; i. IA =, 7
| 800 y. III. ''''' l. - -
For baltimore, week dnysb2ic,, 49,,
| II 50 a. m; Is. 'b 80 p. m, Snnb1n", "
IL. m; 9 80 md IS Up. IN. '''1 . ~
| For Landcnberg aud wnv sto,i,,,..
days, 80. ~, IL 3i a. M; 2aJ. 4 a.,
sundays Y II. m; 2 Us. 5 30 u. m. - "''
| Cincinnati and St Louis, III Ia %. ~,
| daily except Sunday. H.
| Chicago % 30 II. m, daily, cxcopt Sue.
day. Is 80 p. m. daily. ~ 'HA'
| PittsburE, IS - am, daily, sxccbt sim.
| day; 90 y. IN, daily. ~ ''A'
| LEAvk PHILADELPHIA FoH WUNfearoy
DAILY, ~ 10, is, 1000, I'll Nam ia
noon = -, !O3oo,a AGO, Is CSC 5I,7h
slO. 10 10, ii 30 y. IN. '''
DAILY, except sunday. 5ionni -
M, VI %. 20 30 and Is y. III. Sunday upls
| $50 n. m. my
Telephone No. 49,
Ha-Rntes to western points lower iva,
Win any other limo.
| CO. sCULL, J.T. oBFtr
| eeh russ AT 1cn'l Manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

terday;
AT baltimore:
Baltimore, Q; Kansas City, /.
Baltimore, l; Kansas City, 6
AT Colunbust
Columbus, 8; Cincinnati, ID ..
AT Brooklyn:
Brooklyn, 8; Louisville, 6.
Brooklyn, II; Louisville, L
AT Washington;
Washington, 8; Boston, 2.
At Pittsburg;
Pittsburg, @; indianapolis, z.
Pit'ehurg, 10; indianapolis. 3.
AT Cleyeland,
Cleveland, /; Chisago, 8.
At Wilkesbarre:
Wiikesbarre, Z; Newark, s.
At Easton:
Gorham, A; Cuban Giants, 8,
AT York:
York, Z; Hazleton, 4.
at Harrisburg;
Harrisburg, II; Shenandoah. 3.
AT Rochester,;
Rochester, 4; Syracuse, Z.
At Buffllo:
Buffalo, 0; Hamilton, 2.
At Toronto:
Toronto, /; Detroit, .. ..
| --.-. NOTES,
Louisville plays in Philadelphia today
hcMahou Will pitch Tor the Athletics
| to-day.
The Columbus Club has signed McCaf-
| feTty, the Norristown catcher.
The Wilkesbsrre Club Is about So, 900
behind, aud viii probably lisband.
Michael Hines, of the Will5esbarre
clua, leads the Atlantic League in bat
ting.
The Philadelphia-New York game yes
terday was postponed on account of wet
grounds.
The st. Louis Club refused TO play the
Athletic yesterday, claiming that the
grounds we're too wet.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

TINS Is the last month that the
county tax collectors will 81, at the
office OF the city tax collectors for the
purpose Of receiving taxes, and the
opportunity 10 pay them should be i'm
proved by every Republican in this
city. We wish we could impress tic
importance Of this upon every Ropub.
lican voter IN this city, as the election
in 1890 will DC one OF The most in.
portani ever held in this State. Tho
Republicans now have an opportunity
Of carrying this state, and they VI!
be worse than foolish it they ltt it
pass unimptoyed. There Is but one
way by Which success can BE obtained,
and that is by every Republican pay.
ing his taxes now, and thus making
sure of his right to vote at the next
election. These taxes Can be pGil
now just as well, and possibly better
than month Leuce, Tor if the colec,
tors follow Tie example set By lheii
predecessors il will BE u very difficult
matter to pay them after this mouth,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
Philadelphia Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad

JULY LIST, 1889.
,. WIZ ieafo W uminstun a, 6,It,,.
phns,delpni. teKpressl, q snta,s 1''""'
IN 10. ", TX ~ : u. ~ 5 ~, \ IA
iz a. i $500 IA ~ "a %, ~ : p n. Am"
"a Il; j. j. i ii . :. ia - "a "a "a, * IA
Accom- N odston, 81 ~ auh 81, ms
ao So y, az ssS ~ y ~, 4 P n
Ior WSes cissssr, VI Is l.; Il, .,s
Yof EsIsIs e e5ss sSsB and ln.crr1..,, 80,
lg Baitm ssc and = .aS p :,s al m
of 4 .aG Il % ' a. N SAts Il s2 II
Ti.inS to5 iswsis bi VII iea N,snt
ta sw ma nas ana s@ 4. "a A. m, 1855 ass aA
utogg,iown aud II hoboth, s.s1 a. M, 40
hsrrinEton, Dslnar. and way ssAtiona -
EaE!ss: e. srr n g,on. . 50, g p. e; ~.
Eap.s:' q S9 e Sisn 2id Point :O'4.
Es.ys PG. .;,;D I.Ssa Street, lGF VII.
AZ O.. oz. '6'2, 60. COZ, co.. no. iln
ket ~. g. as.i III 80 "a 2s ss ana h
SUNDAY 1tAIHS
ror thlladtlphiateIpEesa 2 ID, gs,. s4l.-.,
~ Il ola. NJ, q. u Is NJ ~ 'Is1p
A Aes9 "a n ondati9n, sles. n, aR Ia rs Is
4 III S q I'd s1P;s:.. iSi.o 10. nu.u,
a. A1cffoS5H ss% 4 iisa IN. RA isJ. 40
Tor New YORK ts q 2 o. ~ az, ~.
q "a II s1s. m, II. Z z. tat 'e2L % sai
,l EP / y : S eel ohestar, via LsnOhin, iiis a.
For 6Sgs Vps,I;ss, Old Point eUutorL ra4
NSSf 6F s,ax.Ssstts.' Krhwooa, Aidaletor,,
Clayton, poyeT, Felton, harrington, MIG
| vile, seaford, Laurel aud Delm2r, u 05 klsA..
| Baltimore and washinhtoa. 10, ~, II u
Leave Philadelphia, Broad strsst, Tor Si..
NJ =, 5.6s 70. IS. III in h i.a' All
AsG s g 3 Sns ~ F : A. M ar
,. For f M &c oss sl "
upon which sxtls sSIsIi casreei.
cs ;,essr Il ss uaa g,n.,s = M1Sp
Wilmington 8 Northern IL, II
Time table In eject, June 1874, Iss9. Train,
lesye wilmington French sire5v a. tol.4tsi
vile AID al points on the Fhiisaelpn, ana
f For sprins2eid wsynss e 19a JaH:s4
Fora sSa .Us q ss
Yer CoAtesville and intermediate polna
10 Q. ~. ., : 70 and 8. 40 p. m. IN ..o,rA
for west hester, 40 a. NJ, f'io' a'a9aaa
. Iaiiy except saturday and sunday.
/ EOF HrIlEA and Intermediate
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
ON SATURDAY,
TIL e 10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1889,
at o'clock p. n,


The foilewtnR deecTibed real estate, viz:
All that certain loe Of land with the two
story brick dwelling thereon, situate in tie
city OF Whining ton, bounded and described
as hollow, to WIT; B.kttn4nE at the westerly
side VI Windsor street between Eighth and
Ninth streets at tne distance Of - ieCt from
the touthsrly tide of klath street. thence
westerly and parallel to Ninth street s, fett
10 toe eas erly slie OF a fest Wide alley COM
ulunieatlnH with another ! feet vide alley,
ltEdiIg from Windsor 70 Madison atrecta
thence sOntheriy by aid alley side and par
ailel TO Windsor street. twelve fuet and half
nn inch more or less. thCaoe tasttTly aud par
htlei to Ninth street, through the centre OF
the party wall 81 feet 10 The Aforesaid westerly
eide Of Windsor street, aHd tieuce thereby
northerly about tHelyc feet aud half An inch
to the place of beginning, lie the contents
thurp OF what they may, With the use OF alley.
seized and taken III execution As Tie pfo.
ptrty OF l.e"i. I; snringer, surviving mort
gaRor, EiwR:d N hofley and Anna n. Nor
CAUSE, his wife, and to bH toli Nv
AlNAs ALLEN, Rherlff.
jy2S
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

IL the report Of United States Consul
Griffin, stationed at sydney, the tontul
tells Of renerlSstio Gu tom oil the in
h4bitauts Of New HlitaiE, as follcwa:
'iLe Inhabitants, it is said By Wallace,
ave a peculiar custom of coufnlns their
girls In cages undi they are cd enough
to be married. TINS custom Is said TO be
peculiar to the people q New Britain.
The cages arc made 0f twigs Of the palm
tree, ard the girls a'e put INTO th&m
Wien only two Or three years of 60,
The Rev. George Down esta5I!thtd a
Wesleyan mission III New Britain in 1876,
and learn from hin tAut these cages arc
built inside Of houses, aud thai the girls
are never allowed to leave the house
under any circumstances. The houses
arc closely fenced iuwith sort If wicker
work male oil reeds Ventilation under
tile circumstances Is rendered very dill
cult Tic girls sre said to grow W
strong a4d heslthiul III spite OF tesse / o
! advantages "
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
- 90 = - = : ----
Looks After tie IsaIlip5.

a homeless dog in auforl, Conn,
has n habit q following baty carriages
about town, as II to protect TIE innocent
little occupants, Tie brute is of yell
lowish brown color, part shepherd, Of
medium size, and viii not allow man IT
boy to touch him. All he seems 10 want
Is baby to guard.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
GAS STOVES.

,,i pesirable in spring, summer, autumn and
-, 1onEenient for rapid heating in sitting, Sew.
lhH, Lodging and Bath Rooms and Tor CoSiking.
walls, doors or ceilings VNs sust'hk
stofes furnished at Absut cost
iilee OF gas only u. 70 per thousand feet.
Apply at gas office,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Itls not matter Of wonder that
tho people Ers tired Of the rain, as
since the FIRST lay oil February there
have been Lat twenty eight clear days.
The railial. last month was greater,
we believe, tA4u has ever occurred in
this country before, du{ing the same
length OF time, and has ruined crops
and fruit everywhere. IT is too late
now to save the crops, Ter even II the
weather should remain clear Until fall,
1t could not do them any good. Thous-
ands OF bushels Of wheat and oats,
that were lett out in the fields to cure
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

CHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
Ma writ Of I.evari tat'ss to me directed, viii
he exposed TO public sale at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, lii TIE city of Wilmington
Now Caslle county, DelAMAre.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
ON SATURDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF AUGUST, 1889,
1t 2 o'clock p. M,


All that certain lot or pi ee Of land with
ihTtt-slpry brltk dwelling erected thereon,
County, Del, bounded and described as wi
lows, 10 Wit; BealnnlnR AZ point gu the
and Church streets, at the distance OF iii ie,t
. inches taslcfiy finIn lie easterly side OF
Eprute street, thence uortherly parallel win
Spruce street, and passing through the mid
die OF the division y ali between lhis and the
aitUiuiuR house OH the eat % feet 10 u corner.
thence westerly parallel with Sixth street ~
ietU6 inches 10 corner, thence southeriv
parallel with spruce street vs. ieet 10 SAID
northerly side Of Sixth street, ard thence
thereby etsteTly q feet iaehes 10 the place OF
beginning. be the contents thereof what they
may hook 2, vol, II, page h52, &c.
feizfl and taken In execution as tue prDper.
~ OF John L. McCallun and t. t.. aud to be
sold by
..,.,-,.r, Al.SAN ALLEN, sheriff.
1857 Jy25
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

NATIONAL. PARK

with a complete round OF MI tho points
OF interest IN AinericIs understand,
and autplC tine Tor II thorough iuspec-
lion at It's many ruarNci-. Incidental
visits to Niagara Fii.ls, Milwaukee Uco-
nomowoc, tie Dells OF the Wisconsin,
II. Paul, Minneapolis, the Falls of Min
NJ hahn, LuNc Miuuptou ku, the famous
"IAtd LHuly' OF pIkutt, etc. In con
necti"u Wlth tAiseA suis sion there will be
uli ,atui
rotK ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
will Il return through California
-, tplOt If->ecnnd Tour to tac Pacific
Coast, via thu Northern Pacific liiii-
ICud
October lt-i.Xcursion Direct to South
I Crn t,l -uunta.
| luInt August md sopteuhur- \
/ series ct mp }u IL resorts of Now Eng.
! uua, JU.lU. Lrd the Miudic Stiits,
! 'yRSsaI Tor descriptive circulars
cs' --i"t'ng Whether YELLOWSTONE Fnfk
/ Tour CALIFORNIA Excursions, or shorter
+, III, Is H~r desired,
HAl3l;JAB s WsilTCoaiB
III south Ninth street Ni.4er Cuuti.
i mental lgt-ij-
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

puBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTAlE
ON SATURDAY. AUGUST I'll,
nj sD O'CLOCK

House, Sos South jackson 81 srooass hit'i
hot AL csia water. III house Is III ;
location. llpg and iii Maple STREET .
rooms with bath, hot And colo water. T. ~,
squarts south OF Front. The lots are iuIt y
ing rapidly. one square from new YAK.
Three lots on Duncan stIeet above NlitI hts,
Houses are all rented. Now Is good ne
10 Improve this sale for those who "lsh !
hone or lot. Tie properly ls within len
minutes walk OF Harlan ltolling-s"ItA
Terms Of sale 40 IN each no 80 IA SITE IS
struck OF, 500 following saturday e1t1 "
settlement is made. twenty dollar " 20
paid Gu each lot AS soon as struck 81 afi ~
ddIlars a iaouih thereafter until III ain 20.
is paid , per cent. OF for cash.
EI1JAit GREEN,
WoLFsoN, PEIFHR & DRAKE, Aasfeh.
GERS.
Omnibus leaves Fourth ard Market stFe.ti
at Z, clock .. m, - attend sale, ls-ss
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
RV Err 7 DA I

Ii I II IL | In |
Brings US new buyers
for our clothing. We
are selling bargains in
Mems Suits; we are
closing cut lots and
lots of them. You
know We will soon
have to put in Fall
Goods In fact we are
busy now making up
for Fall. We have our
tailors at work on stock
for the ready-made de-
partment. We had to
buy a lot of Boys
clothing to-day to piece
US cut, but we bought
them SO as to sell cheap
Boys Odd Pants. We
will have new lots In
shirt Waists. Do you
know we have a big
stock OF Mems and
Boys Shirtg, White,
Fancy Wool, Silk Stripe
and all the new styles?
Wed like you to sec
them.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilming ton.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
N. B.-Every article In
stock will be marked down
to the bottom figure Tor cash.

GHERIFF's BALE.-BY VIRTUE Oh
~ awrit OF Leyari Facias, to me directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale at the GOuTl
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of " nmingt1n,
New Castle County, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, August q 1859. 2
Closed at l P. M. To-
morrow. ..==..