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Grocery Store for Sale

Stock of Groceries, etc., will fall
within $1,000. Good location. Will
sell very cheap, Will sell 10 PEI
cent. below cost il taken at once.
Address ii. Ii. FISHER,
Flag ,tafi.
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DEAD bodies of bur Jars are wo tn
500 . piece in Helena, Montana
The city counsel has 50 orSe ed it.
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GOVERNOR WOLF EY peFNsE.

The following was received at
this office from Governor Lewis
Wolfey with the request that it he
published:
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J. w. BUEL,

j. NNs Dc GSt
The most tam ,u, an Succ:,f,l Ameri.
can writer, and author Of the /" BE lutiful
story" ",ea and Ian }" "rhe World,
Wo1ders," Etc.
II is matchless Work of Art Over
I,aoo magnificent spirited engravinss-
designed and execute by the bes, artist,
and engravers on Two continents. embel
lush its pages and add excitement 10
wo der. In addition 10 this neon ,ara
ble feature is supplemented many grand
and beautiful full page c'lored oleograph
plates. The nine brilliant c,lors u,ei IN
the pictures produce an almost dazzling
effect, making them perfect gems oil art.
and executed at a cost OF SsOOD:
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IMPORTANT.
Hss 0rIaans National Sank,
New Orleans, Id

"Remsmher thai the payment oi
prizes Is guirln'ee by -Four National
Banks of New Orleans. ard the lickeIs
are signed by The President ol an lmSlnu-
tloa. whose chartered rlsdts are rec ps-
nlzed IL the highest court; therefore
beware VI all ImrtLli1ns OF anon, NOUS
schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the p'ice # the
smallest part or traction Of ticket i,
,ued 10y Us in any drawing. Anything
IN our name offered Tor less than a dol.
lar IS a swiudle
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AGENTS WAITED.

ne. foR CIUB RATES. or any further
niorna.lon desired. write legibly to the
,ndersigned. clearly stating your resi-
lence. with slate, ounly, street and
Number. More rapid return mail drliv-
-ry will he assured by your enclosing an
IN, elope bearing your lull address.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

THERE can be no doubt that there Ia
considerable danger in the experi
ments that are now being made, with
what purports 10 be DR.. Brown Sc
guards elixir. AS far as we Gun learn
all that physicians in this country
know about preparing it is what they
have read in the newspapers. A
prominent physician of this city recent.
ly said that he would not he surprised 10
find that some OF those who have been
trying the elixir paid dear for the ex
pertinent. While Brown Sequard's
mixture may possess some virtue, VIC
have very little faith in that prepared
by inexperienced persons, and consider
1t dangerous piece Of business to in.
ject 1t into the human system. Micfos-
Dial examination has shown that in
several Instances the elixir WAS alive
with bacillus tuberculosis, thousands
being found in single drop.
The physician who made the eX
animation estimated that In drachm
OF the injection millions of these would
have been put into the system, caci
one capable oil multiplying itself in
definitely. AS these baelle cause
tuberculosis the danger will be appar
ent. The fluid examined had beer
made but three hours, and the only
conclusion is that tue bacille must have
existed in the glands Of tho animal
Therefore persons cannot he too care
1ul In allowing experiments to be per
formed upon them, ttltrSise thej
may expect their system to be inocu
lated with disease, or become victims
Of blood poisoning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

EAToSTOwN, Aug. II. - Rev. DR..
franklin, OF Shrewsbury, performed a
marriage on Sunday which mixes up re.
lationshlps pretty badly. Tho contract
ing parties were Miss Ella CLAYTON and
Albert Phillips. The groom is So years
old, aud the bride a few days short Of IA
years. A few years ago Cyrenius Clay
ton, the father Of the bride, who was a
widower, married a daughter Of Mr.,
Phillips, the groom OF Sunday.
By the marriage Of Mr. CLAYTON
daughter en- Sunday to the father of his
wife, Ella Clayton, the bride of SUNDAY,
Dl comes her fathers step-mother-,n.l law,
Mr.. Phillips daughter, who married Mr.
Q ny on few years ago, also becomes
her fathers stepmother-in-law.
Each OF the men Is the father-ln law o'
the other, and each oil the women ia Ia,
Stepmother OF the other. Each man be
comes his daughters stepson. There ar,
| greet many other complicated relation.
ships arising from this marriage, an(
when children are born to either coupl,
the relationship will become four time
as complicated, An Eatontown clergy
man could not be Induced to perform til,
| ceremony.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

CHICAGO, August IA special to the
Herald from Ottawa, Ont says: The
dominion Cabinet had a sitting yester-
day, to consider the Bshring Sea ques-
ton, nearly all the papers in connection
with the seizure of the Black Diamond
having reached here. A claim for com.
pensatIon through the medium of the
Imperial authorities will be submitted as
soon as further details reach Ottawa.
SIR John Macdonald, the Premier, Is at
the seaside. He sent to Ottawa Monday
for further information respecting the
seizure. The claims for compensation
Tor previous seizures Aggregate $l40, 600.
| The Dominion Government will not re.
cede from its original contention, that
the United States has no risdiction owe
Canadian vessels in BesrIng Sea outsid,
| she tire mile limit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

The locomotive of a west-bound train
was thrown fr m the track near Benson,
/ Arizona, on Tuesday. A rail had been
| removed, and IL Ia believed that contem.
plated robbery was the object. The
tracks OF men aud horses led from TIKI
SPOT. The United States Marshal ha;
sent out officers 10 follow up tho trail
The Southern Pacific Company offer 8 l00(
reward for the arrest aud conviction o.
the party or parties concerned.
Chief of Police CASTOR OF jackson
Tenn, was shot and fatally wounded a
O'Clock "Wednesday by negroes ia the
vicinity OF the Jail. They were lurking
In the vicinity, surprising that an attempt
would be made to lynch negro prisoner
aud when discovered by CASTOR were
fred upon. They returned the fire with
the above result.
c. p. sevmer, superintendent of the
Kansas City Coal and Coke Company
Mines, was shot at from ambush and
killed yesterday at Carbon Hill, Walker
county, Alabama. Some tins since be
employed several officers to stop MOON
sinners from selling mountain dew" to
The miners. 1t is supposed moonshiners
shot him.
Willie Hawkes.. aged 70 years, of Bos-
ton, was shot aud fatally wounded on
Tuesday at st. John, New brunswick
where he was visiting, by James Ben
nett, also " years old. Bennett found a
loaded revolver, and was paying with it
when the Other boy appeared, where upon
e pointed the weapon at Hawkes. and
fired.
james McMullsp, John Oliver, Ezra
1fea ..1 - 4
Caps" concerned 10 the recent barbarous
treatment of Mrs. Aseaeth Street and
her daughter, in Monroe township, In
diana, were arrested on Tuesday and
held to answer charges OF assault and
battery. Other arrests are expected.
Herbert N. Cunningham, bookkeeper
for the banking house Of Soley, Cav IL
porn, Boston, was arrested GU Tuesday
night at New Onyille, charged with the
embtzzl, mcnt OF 5000 from bis EMPLOY
ers, aud was yesterday held In $40, 1000
bal 10 answer.
Bunt Hanes, well-knowu detective In
Coyington, Kentucky, was shot and
fatally wounded early yesterday morning
by Taylor Herbert, turnkey at the jaiI.
II mes had been drinking aud resumed
IN d quarrel.
Superior Judge W. L. Pierce, of sa n
Diego California, was shot in the back
and seriously wo .ndsd On Tuesday, by
w. ). Clendennin, against whom JUDI
cial decision had recently been given by
Pierce.
Harvard Siney, Of Chelsea, Michigan,
was stabbed and fatally wounded on
Tut sday night by his father, In the
course OF . disagreement over some
tritliag matter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

Time table In elect. June zsd, Issg. 1rals,
leaye WILMINGTON IFrenoh streeI1 as fol 0wS
For Reading, Bifdsboro, Joanna bMlnE
neid, Maynesburg junction, manor ,potlsFllls
VILE aud all poista on the Philadelphia ana
heading n. H., 100 .. M, 4. ~ and 4. 50 p. NJ,
For Springfield, MsynesburE Jgndi3ti.,
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate pdln.s.
Z. 20 a. M. 2. 10, 10 and s. 10 p. N. !. a,
For Coatesville and intermediAte poi0 II -
I'm Va ;n :, az eno ~ " M pad
So p. m. I'D Sunday
For DAAiay eapSsfs. and intermediate pdl1a
a. II and az, saturdAy only At o. "A haa
lo;i6p: m. "a, p..o,no and ,utsfut ila
W bunany AZ. nste 81 a. -, ,nI f9r
eo,na.s, o. s.vo ,ntsr n i.te noints 81 50
K u MoCAUsLAND. YowNKss BhlBsh
supsfintendenk sen 1Ass' a.
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N. HegaFy & Son,
FURNITURE,
AND
CARPETS,
SIG TatnaII Street
S. 2, Ger 9Th and Tatnall Sts

We have received dur
ing the past week a few
more of those $40 solid
Walnut Chamber Suits; on
ly, however, enough to last
a few days. This is the
last we will receive, as the
manufacturer refuses to dup
iicate the suit, having lost
money on each one sold.
Now Is the chance to get a
good walnut suit at a fig.
ure that will be q joyful sur
prise to you. The suit Is q
regular size, solid wal
nut Tennessee marble
tops, bevel edge mir
ror, and consists of bu.
reau, bedstead, combination
washstand, hanging towel
rack, three chairs and rock
e., all complete for $40.
Don't wait and then ask for
this suit, as this positively Is
the last lot. and we cannot
tell when we can again give
you such value for the mo-
ney. ..-... ...... ~.
We have also received
more OF our fast selling $25
antique oak suits. This
suit like the above consists
Of 8 pieces and is exceed
lngly cheap, constructed as
II Is Of hard wood through
out and made and finished
first-class In every particu-
lar. Come, look at the
suit; we leave the rest to
your judgment.
We have a few baby car
riages of the higher grades
that we will close at great
reductions. II In need OF
one we think 1t would be the
time to make your selection
now. The seasons draw.
Ing to a close and you can
buy cheaper now.
Brighten up your furni-
ture by using a bottle of our
polish. We recommend it
to you as being the best in
the market. One bottle will
last a year and can be ap-
piled by anyone. A large
bottle for 25 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO nA,,,a
- Schedule IN etfcrt N9'NV
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. Avn
II

InAI,TIhfOP a .ntr,
TRAIrs fEavs - eHett May j
A = az PEI ,, AVE, "A
Express trains.
| NEw ottK, week days,sa IL Ga, a. he
A. n. ~ ", - ". % Us, - an m
! NEw ORR, sundays, sgl3 IN,
Isva, ~, 70 ". " ~ y. m.
nh'LADkLfalA, week days, n q,
12~sa 2" SOL bW, slu ~, lH,
49, ~ ~. -, W, u, '5Vs.
- -, : W W, ~ 81 y. m.
PHILApgLpnfA Sunday. .qIq s7a,
80, ~ - a. m, az O5, ". t.S-.
pnnsrEa, week dnyss.Is. 'I'
iol - %. 90, tlo aG. iU'fa u.
100. - ~. 800, 4 10, SINS Ga
10, ~. " 90 y. M. '''
IN CHESTER, sundays. 81 ~. '7ni. Gtl-
~ ~, Il, m, sl9Gs. lUO.
'OV vs.. -. GIG, ~ 10, 625, o. g ii ~,
ATLANTIC CirY. n d.. wrtI LIZ. L..
700 u. M. Ou, llghs on SutuI.t..
2.4s, 800 Dos p. IN. sunday m,
us p. IN, '
WEST ROUND
All MORE AND WAsuiNurov .,tn
,a ~ - u, NJ, 2i5, $40, y an :. ~
ee'3 Va. m, s2Os D. M. dt.ug -,
on ,,t,,y. ~ '
i ~ - 10 q. M, $40 ana d,
NJ .Su ~ uaHy.
daily. q" p MI
Cincinnati ana St Louis. ,lfr
ana ~ 70 y. m; both dnily.
hiNaEhLf AocoMAoDAuoa. 80
"iiu II ~ D. ~. dhlly.
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danger which he incurred, and that
finally he too would die with this
dreaded disease, but this did not deter
him, and as long as he was able he
pointed them to the Lamb which
taketh away all sim" But at last he
succumbed 10 the disease and those TO
whom he ministered will mourn his
death, while his work remains Us a
living power OF the gospel to which he
directed these poor people.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

= REME BER that the payment o.
Stlies is GUAHANTEsD Hf F0UH
and tue Tickets are signed by the PYesi
dent Of an Institution, wnoss charters
rights sfo feoogn iRsi In tho highest Courtg.
snsio'ore, ooWare Of all limitations or an
GRE DOLLAR 10 tho price OF the SIN all.
eet pa1t or fractlHn OF q Ticket ksiSUED
bf Us in any Drawing. Anything IN gu
die.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

The WORLD has produced many
heroes; men who have performed
deeds Of bravery and daring, but
among all OF these the name of Father
Damien, the man who left everything
aud went among lepers that he might
minister to them and afford them
the consultations of religion, and who
finally contracted the terrible disease.
dying leper's death, stands pre-emi.
nent. His sci! sacrifice is worthy Of
more than s p strg note. When e
lelt his home - 80 among these of
hicted people he knew the risk and
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16
FRIDAY EVENING,
August 10Th, at 80 o'clock.

and continue every afternoon and
evening until sold, at Stldham
Z Sons auction room, No. III
East Fourth street, Wilmington,
Delaware. The pictures con-
sist of fine Oil Painting Oleo-
graphs and pictures in great va
riety handsomely framed in gold
and bronze. The above goods
are worth the attention OF per-
sons wanting fine pictures at
their own price. Call down and
see forj yourself what fine pic
lures we have. Salepositive and
without reserve. There are over
four hundred different subjects.
L. w. STIDHAM & SON,
aI5-3t Auctioneers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16
morrow.

There's a stack of blankets
in the main aisle that you
won't care to skip. Two
sorts; both bouncing big and
heavy to handle-but light
to lie under. IS tie par
far either. Aad wool prices
advancinel
Down Quilts, too, at hot
weather prices. Genuine
sea.bird down, Hands, me
sateen covers, ventilated and
stitched through braid sc
net speck Of the donn car
shed.
Sl5.0a Down Quilts for Si1.50
$3.50 Down Quilts for Sl0.5l
Other sorts SO and 81.
Southwest of ceutre.
Al the eye helps tina
you need for home or out
lag. A proper tourist glas,
will help your eyesight b.
40 or 80 miles.
Kodak Camera, loadee
for 100 pictures, S25. M
end to the delights it give
unless You want to tel
fish stories.
Near Juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16
AGENTS WANTED.

For CLUB Rates, or any further iuforma-
lion desired, write lssibly to the undorgign
cd, clearly stating your residence. with
state, County, Street and Numbof, Mors
rapid rsturn mail delivery will be ass1rsd
full addrea Ah JoHt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16
PUBLIC SALES.
EXECUTORs BALE
Ia -OF-
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

ON MONDAY, AUGUST 26ra,
Ala O'Clock. u. m.
WIN be sold at public yeudue on the prem
iSea,
NOS. 2l5-e2S WEST TENTH STREET.
In the city Of Nilpington. Del.
The following described personal property
hel nslng To the estate OF " iiisan \. Bul'
lock, deceased, 10 Wit.
boxing machine aud bits, poiIshlng ma
ehine, circular saw, rim reundcr, drill
Ann hi :, planning nschiue, jUinting ma
cllhei buflnR aud tnortising machine.
tturteNAnt blower Rrini-tune and nxturrB,
J band Jaw and saws, l bal cutter and M.
turCs, ] spoke lennon machine, emery
wheel, J new patent ceal wagon, Il three
spring wagon, dtarborns, milk ICONS, farm
wagons, wheel barrowe, lot second hand
Nag u, lot milk wagon bodies, lot pAnnel
D dice, lot running gears, lot horseshoe aud
sh9e, Irons, tools ~ .wheelwriRht and black
smith shops. lot lumber, lot iron, 2 safes, 2
dgsss. wardrobe, lounge, and 10, OF mis-
ccliAheous tools. hxinres aud property In
erd about the whcelwrlght and blacksiniti
shop.
Attendance viii be given and terms of sale
mo hnown by ~. >. BuLLuCk.
ceased. au2-sdtli Is
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IMPORTANT,

Address M. A. DAUPHIN,
or n. A. DAUPEAlS,
%ashingt0n. D. @.
BY ordinary letter, containing Money Order
Issued by all hxprcsa tompanIes New Yurk
Exchange, DRAFT or Postal Note.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16
pUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

gyND8 We will sell at public sale at
bk@&S WIN. y. Hoodley's, near Booth $
EN correr, Del. Co. Pa,
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 10Th 1850
30 head II carefully selected dairy cows, and
u nice lot Of shoats, direct from Cumberland
County, Ia.
Tive and Four months credit.
COOLEY q BALDWIN.
A. c. ShArpless, auet. au7
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

Address Registered Letters containing Cur
tncy 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK
New Orleans, Fla,
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THE ARTISANS SAVING BANK
NO. boa MARKET STREET.


iHGOHFOHATED... ........E.ss z Ahhh7'' If
open to receive deposits daily lrVlh /
until p. H., and on Tuesday anu aat
evenings from to O'Clock.
The charter OF the bank proYldei ulaE
profits upon its Investments, eNfrp -
as is required for the payment OF helyI
expense and for suitable surplus 70, IL
eurity oI deaositors, shall be dlsllf4 "'s
the deposttors. n
No manager Is allowed to borro ' a " II
Of the funds deposited with the eorpol"'' z
MANAaERSi
George w, Bush. s. Allen Illlles,
O. WVsley WpIdln. Alexander j. IL If|I
dec. 5. Gapelle, n. u. Henson
Ghas. ~, HouIand, job. n. JAek5ah
j, l., Carpenter, Jr,, Anthony HlrE'at
Henry II. Dure Washington ~
MONEY LOANED ON RTaAG e \
GEO. W. hush, GKo, ), 1Aitt, 5f'
President, Vice IN ~ T.
Il. I. TAYLOR, Jos. hArha,h u, II
Treasurer, a"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16
FE TIL.bZ z n Q,

II is almost universally conceded by the
,liost successful farmers, tafter years Of expe-
rlencel, that LINE after all is the cheapest,
nest anu most permanent fertilizer. Now is
T. soolllne TO apply IL. For prices and other
ipil,o1,rm,l,stion, address A. q. NORRIS & CO.,
'iV-@it AyondAle, Chester o., Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16
Auction Sale Of Fine
OIL PAINTlNGS

and other pictures will be sold
to the highest bidder, commenc-
inc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

PHILADELPHIA. Friday, August le, 1850.
Closed at / z. M. to.
morrow,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16
CITY OF CHESTER & BRANDYw1NE

For Chester and Philadelphia, commencing
June 10Th. Leave Fourth st. wharf daily,
Ito, 4. 10 and o. Is y. IN.
For Marcus Hook. 100 a. m. and AS p. m,
Leave philadelphia, Chestnut st. wharf at
I.D anu 10 90 a. m, l.. 40, 400 and 0. IS D. IN.
On Snndays7 q. m, boat connects with A.
lnntic city train. Tickets for round trip sl 50,
For sale on boat.
Telephone. No. 81. jelS
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-14
Gronet of Norfolk. Va.

Gronet of Norfolk. va.
mir. Campbell was born in Wilkes
county, Georgia, in June, 1911. of a
father distinguished as a lawyer. He
received the best education the country
could afford. In 1886, Campbell went
to Mobile. Ala, and engaged
il e lucrative la-- practice, soon
becoming the foremost lawyer in Ala
barna, and was during the first year of
his residence there elected to the legis-
erat, and enjoyed the respect of Mr..
Calhoun, but did not espouse Mr.. Cal
houn's doctrine of notification and Sc
cess,on. In the United States supreme
court in the case of Collins vs.. Hallet,
he attracted the attention of the
court, having contested the case with
Reyerdy johnson. In 1858 he was NOM
mated to the supreme court by President
Pierce and unanimously confirmed by
the senate. When secession was immi-
nent he tried to restrain the south, but
he would abide with his people and fol-
low their destiny, so in the spring of
1861 he resigned from the supreme court
and went south and Was soon after
wards appointed assistant secretary of
war for the Confederaey. He was one of
three sent to confer with President Lin
coin for peace He was the last sur
vivor of this weli-6nown peace confer
ence. Shortly after the tall of kich-
mond Mr.. Campbell vas arrested and
incarcerated for ten months. After his
release he went to New Orleans, in De-
| cember, 1865, and formed the law firm
OF Campbell. Shotferd & Campbell
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The sioux civ short Zinc.

SIOUX Cry, Ia. March ia confer.
enc of the New York parties and the
Sioux City subscription finance com
.mittea was Atsthe conference ell!
matters pertaining to the agreement as
to the money to be pat in by the New
York men and the Sioux City.subscrib-
ers were definitely arranged, and in
such q manner as to satisfy the commit.
tee beyond a doubt that the line is to be
built. The parties refused to talk to the
newspaper reporters. 1t is understood
that MI. Gedney. for the company, put
up the $500, COO of the S 100, 0G6 capital
stockof the company. and that the
SiouxsCity subscription OF $4,000 00 was
guaranteed This means that the work
is to begin at the Sioux City end of the
line within a short time.