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Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Dots.
Try Taylor's Dime Express, $40 Mar
pot..

KIT, Phila.
Millard =. Davis, the jsweier, No.
East Second street
All kinda Of cakes at weyi's, No.
East Second street
Ladies' gold watches. Miliard +. Dayis
East Second street.
Bush French street wharf, IL tn
place to buy your coal
The finest tintypes in the city at IIol.
and's. so7 Market street.
The choicest brands of wine, liquor ant
cigars at the Delaware House.
Wholesale depot for Mason fruit Jars
l. Lewis R.w, ALB King street.
Board BY the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. 513 Market street.
Watches and jewelry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis, No. 0 Eas,
Second street.
II you want to get good peaches and
irult oil all kinds SO to Smcltz & Co., Is
Z. Fourth street.
On account Of the unfavorable weather,
the Newport Harvest Home has been In.
definitely postponed.
Go to Plunkett's, 1o8 West Front Ct.
and buy a bag Of Blenton Flour, and
make your wife happy.
DIR. j Jhn Il. Everhart has presented
TO the boroush of West Chester q foun-
tain which viii cost ab3u $500.
For photographs go to Holland. He
makes the finest photographs In the city
nj the very lowest prices. Gallery, 9O7
Market street.
A heavy wagon, Belonging to Bellah &
Co, collided with q market wagon on
Third street, near King, this morning.
tearing wheel eff the iattel.
The plain gold ring, which was lost
last Friday afternoon, in the school yard
OF No. 6 school, was found by one of
th' scholars and returned to the owner.
Prof Rosslter and Pierson will run an
evening sociable this evening, at the
Opera House, (fourth floor. Three
pieces of music have been engaged for
the occasion.
A wagon belonging to the ChicsQo
Baking Company broke down at Eighth
and Monroe streets yesterday morning.
The accident was caused by the body bolt
The annual picnic Of the Clan-na-Gatl.
which was to have taken place at Bran
dywine Springs to-day, has been post-
poned until next Saturday on account Of
the weather.
The Rev. Jacob Logan, an able Metho-
dist preacher, will speak at ia Market
street on Sunday at $3.50 and 7.SO D. IN.
he Is expected at the same hall at 7.3O
this evening.
S. N. Smeltz & Co, No. l3 East Fourth
street, have just received two carloads OF
the hnest waternelons ever brought to
this city, and they are selling like hot
cakse. Call sndsee them.
The Methodist Church at Newark.
which for the last few months has been
certain needed repairs and
improvements, will hold special services
the last Sunday Of this month.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Rittenhouse. for.
merly OF this city, mother OF Mrs. =. @.
West, died Of paralysis on Tuesday, Sep
tt mber 10. 10 Philadelphia. Her remains
were taken, at her request, to Cham
paigu City, ILL.,, for interment.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
MIR. Forbes Appeals.

eamuel d. Forbes, fined on Tuesday
morning 81. 20 for maintaining outhouse
nnlsances nuisance to his tenant houses in the
lines without struggle, and talks abnnt
employing Hon. Benjamin F. Butler IA
defend him. He applied TO JUDGE Rail
70 appeal his case to the Superior Court
OF Delaware, and the Judge, wishing to
sa'siy MN, aud his right toappear belt z
required him to enter bail to the amount
ct s3O0 each In two cases. This ba Mr.
Forbes has furnished, and he expects 10
give the city some trouble before IL IA
OF legislature 10 give n court the power
TO eonvitc Without trial by jury. He
claims that trial by jury is guaranteed
to every Citizen by the Constitution al
the United States. II beaten before
the case to the United States Supre ms
Court.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Inquest This Morning.

Coroner Gamble suns moned Jury this
morning to inquire Into the msnnsr and
cause OF the death OF the colored man.
the facts Of which were reported in YES.
terday's REPUBLICAN. After hearing the
evidence of Officers Chairs and White.
the jury rendered verdict that the
deceased came TO his death from an at.
tack OF heart disease. The identity of
the man is still unknown.
An Inquest will be held this afternoon
In the case OF the white man who was
Killed at the car sheds yesterday morning.
1t has been ascertained that he beloured
q. Rsng Sun, and he formerly worked
at the West Yard.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
DIED.
pAI,MER-nn r..

PALMER-On Friday evening, the 18th
INST, Edith, daughter of William II
anu the late Robecca Palmer.
Ihe relatives arc respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on sunday after
noon, Mt $50 O'Clock, from the residence
OF her htther, No. 1922 King street. Ser
vices nt the house. Interment in River
view Cemetery.
FORAkER-On tho 18th inst. Howard
infant son OF George and sadie For,
aker, aged months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF bis parents, No. 2Sj Tutnnll
street, on sunday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
Intermcnt ut Riveryiew Cemetery.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Centrevllle papers please copy.
WOOD.-on the 18th inst, Catharine r.
wife of Joseph &. Wood, aged IL years,
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at i
o'clock, from the residence of her hus-
band No. 233 Walnut street. Interment
al RiYcrview Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
G. VORRELL,
Fifth and shipIey SITS
CARPETS.

In looking around for car
pets, every one wants to So
cure the handsomest q n d
best goods for the least cost.
They naturally 60 to those
places showing the. largest
assortment and where thew
are satisfied they will get the
full worth OF their money.
The time has gone by for any
store to be successful In sell.
Ing goods with a small as
sortment or with even q large
one If made up of old styles.
Our line Of all the vaysoHs
grades Of Ca,pstngs no 10
/or tall trade is the largest
vs hare e0sy sAoum and ye
THINK tile cheapest. Don't
leave your selections too late
tits the early buyer that gets
the choice in Carpets-pat- |
terms will get oversold. Look
around, compare styles
prices, qualities and assort- |
ments.then come and see us;
We will be pleased to show
you whether you buy or not.
G. WORRELL,|
Fifth and Shipley Streets.
aug 28-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
A Cluster of Corn.

General A. A. Chapman, the great to.
bacco man of our city, left at our office
this morning cluster of cars of corn. six
In number, which grew on one stock on
his farm near the town of Christians.
White Clay Creek hundred. He also
favored us with specimen of Faua-
water apple that weighed neatly pound.
General Chapman is an enthusiastic agrI-
cnlturist as well as q thriving tobacco
man, and is destined to make his mark
in the community.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

We have completed o u r
lines Of Curtains for fall-a
hasty glimpse through them
reveals many beautiful a n d
artistic hangings in L a C 6
Chenille and Turcoman with
remarkably low prices. II
you are thinking Of Curtains
| o o k Into our Upholstery
room; you will he more than
pleased with the new things.
Antique oak, ash a n d
cherry Screens, in three sec.
tions, S feet high with fancy
cut tops. Dress one with
China Silk and see h O w
pretty as well as useful It
will be-upholstery room
So. ,
The early house cleaners
are around and our carpet
rooms show signs OF their
coming and going. We take
up, refit and put down O d
carpets at a moderate cost,
and will give you an estl.
mate on all such work. Your
carpet work either new or
old will be done m O re
promptly by commencing
early.
We control the "Gold Me.
dali carpet sweeper. Il Is
the best made and none but
the best is worth your while
|-noiseless. dustless, quick
So.
Linoleum-The p er f ect
floor coverlng-artlstlc, du-
rable, sanitary. Artistic de.
signs which harmonize with
the best Interior decorations,
water 'proof-and from one
to four yards wide--5o cents
to 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
EM.B.SHARP &C.,,
Fourth and Market stresta

| Everything gives promise
of a large dress goods sea.
son. We never had larger
quantities or better styles.
Dress Goods are unusually
handsome this season--be.
wIldering, most iucompre.
slble for the prices-qualIty.
style. combinations, every
thing to please. There's
many agreeable surprises fer
you In dress offerings and
this store will be the place
to find the m. A few sp:cial-
ties picked out as we 90
along you should see soon.
One case just at hand are
those sensible every day
wear little checks In cloth
effects which anybody will
at once aPpreciate--regular
81 stuffs everywhere, but we
shall open the season on
them for Gal cents per yard
all wool 81 inches wide.
Another one is a plai i n
wool serge with side bands
or borders In colors. w ell
never knew of these goods
selling for less than 62I cts.
per yard. We shall sell this |
lot for SO cents per yard
they are SO inches wide and |
buyers will quickly ap-
preciate them.
We have our lines o I'll
Robes completed up to $40.
Quick money often will
do quick work-here's q case
n point. We bought thirty
i've pieces Of Frize velvet
stripes. They are in blacks,
browns. garnets and blues.
some with combination col.
brings in the stripes. They
are good for skirts, waists,
suits or trimming, and their
|ull value to day is rs cents
per yard, and one.third Of
that price will astonish you
but SO 1t is and we shall
'ell the lot at the ridiculous-
y low price Of IS cents per
Vard, and you will have to be
Is quick as we were to get
hem.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Whipped Almost 10 Death

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept ia
special from Cullman, Ala, reports the
whipping almost to death of a preacher
and school teacher named Walls, near
that place. Walls was teaching coun-
ny tchool, and some Of his patrons ac-
cnsed him OF chastising their children too
severely, Last night as Walls was on his
way home from prayer meeting he was
surrounded by half dozen prominent
Iesidents OF the neighborhood, all of
them patrons Of his ech0ol, and beaten
severely. He was internally injured and
II is thought he will die. He recognized
his assailants and they have all been ar
rested. They were required to give bonds
IN the sum OF $4,000 each to await the
result OF Walls Injuries,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Something New,

Not long ago T. Warren Atwood of
rhiladelphia, discovered process OF TAX
Ing pictures at night by means o! fash
light Mr.. Warren is genuine Yankee,
With oil the characteristic qualities of q
down easter, and be was not long in put
ting his discovery in practice. After
taking number of pictures In Philadel-
phis lie visited this city, and was or gagged
a once by Beecher, the photographer at
No. a15 Market street, who is now
prepared to take pictures of family at
tneir home circle In the evenings. These
pictures are token in the one hundred
part OF tecoDd, and are accurate aud
LIE like. Mr.. Beecher has quite = num-
Der OF these pictures on exhibition, wh.c
ne Will be pleased to show to those who
may call.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
A nilscarried Mail.
The New York Tribune saws.

- -NS" loih lIloune says:
BEAVER, Penn, Sept. Ex-senator
Matthew S. Quay came to his uui,t home
here on College avenue some time apo 10
get nuch-needed rest. The extent To
which bis hopes have been realized is in
cicated In some measure by his daily
mall, which is in quantity simply an.
palling, and In Itself sufficient to cause
the INSOMNIA with which the Senator IA
often afflicted. In the last few weeks
Senator Quay has received consignments
OF large canvas mail sacks, full to burst.
Ing with congressional documents. On
Monday Senator Gray, OF Whining ton,
Del, called upon Senator Quay, the dis
ceipt OF the documents here that tbey
were missent The sacks, twenty in
number, were gone over and the thirteen n
claimed by the visitor were carted up to
the depot.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
A Printers Unfortunaf Trim.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA.
Edward Jackson, 302 North Twelfth
street, while cunning on the Island op-
posite the Lazaretto yesterday afternoon,
acciden'aily discharged bis gun, the en-
tire load entering his arm below the right
shoulder joint. The bone of the right
arm was shattered and the b!ceps were
f1ghtfully lacerated. He was taken to
she Lazaretto, where DIR. Randle, post
physician, kindly dressed his wounds,
he wa, sent TO train and brought to the
fennsylvsnia Hospital. The wound is 60
serious that immediate amputation will
be necessary.
Mr.. jackson is printer and 10 EN-.
ployed by one of the largest printing
houses in this city. He is married nan
and has family. He is 35 years old.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Been Put n Order.

The prison van has been repainted and
put in complete order. The body Is
black, with the lower panels csrmine.
The running gear is yellow with carmine
stripes, and the inside is flesh color. The
work was done by Cabill & Co., and the
aettering BY Bucher. There has also
been grating placed In the front OF the
van to afford air and ventilation. Peter
a. Fagas, the very efficient driver viii
still continue in charge of the van, and
there is no doubt but he will give the
same satisfaction that he has in the past,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
A Mississippi LynchIng.

GREENWOOD, Miss., Sept. 13.-As
Louis Mortimer. colored, who was cap
tured In Clarksdale, was being taken to
1eat One to stand his trial before Justice
farks for being accessory to the murder
o. Elder Puekett, who was killed by
george Allen and his gang last Sunday
night for refusing to join them, a mob Of
armed men rode up and overpowered the
guard, took the prisoner and hanged him
Lo tree. This act is the FIRST of It's kind
that has happened in this county for
years, snd is condemned on all sides as
being against the sentiments of the law
abiding citizens of this county.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
MARRIED

SCOTT-CH CHAMBERS-At the Green Hill
Parsonage, September IL, 1850, by Rev,
Il. W. Long, james Scott of Henry Clay
and Jennie Chambers of DuPonts
Banks.
JERNlS-FOREACR Rev. N. NJ
Browne, Mt Newark Methodist Parson.
age, Thursday, the 18th inst, Mr.. Elmer
both OF New Castle County.
SHARP-COCHRAN RAN-septcmber 10Th IA,
tho home of the brides parents. on
Scott street, Wilmington, by Rev. W,
y, Avery, Edward Sharp to Mary a,
Cochran.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
psAuare Cirii ssryios LII

:, TIE following 10 Dslawars's sligIbi,
w for thepositions named, and the per.
oentAges bT which they passed their ex'
Male, general Departmental clerks
Lewellyn Gruweli, Petersburg. Ken,
county, q; Samuel @. Logan, No. 400
monroe stiect, Wilmington, III.
Male, limited to 5000 sAlary--James N.
nouseman No. 928 E street, N. W. /,
washington, D. O., 70; Oscar A. Dom
ton, d. q. 73.
Female, general departmental clerks
miss Annh N. Houseman, New Castle,
New Castl, county, .s4.
Female, limited to 5000 salsry--Miss
sarah N. Pickles, No. DOL Haxlett street,
Wilmington, rs.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

silverbrtok NJ. Z. Church, which has
been undergoing repairs during the last
month WI be re-opened for divine ser.
Vice on sniday. Sept. 2snd. The order
OF the day wlll be as follows; Love feast,
at $50 a. N. Preaching by Rev. w. L.
=. MurraJ. P. E., at 1880. Sunday
school, in charge Of Sister W. 4. Tom
kinson, at i.80 p. m. Sermon by Rev.
L. E. Barftt, at 8 p. m. Young peoples
prayer and testimony meeting at 0. 80.
Conductedby Bro. Smedley. Sermon by
Rev. j. d. y. Hams, at 7.30. All are
cordially iivited. @. X. NORRIS, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Festival Confined

The festival at Mt. Lebanon NJ. E.
Church, Rocklaud, will be continued
next Monday evening, when it is hoped
that the weather will prove more propi-
tious than 1t has been for some time
back. The object Is to raise funds to pay
for repairs on the church, and the ladies
hand.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Take Your Time

In buying your Fall Suit
either a business or Dress
one. or maybe you want a
Top Coat. II so, take your
time in buying, don't hurry
come and look. see the COZ.
rect styles and patterns.
We have our stock SO ar.
ranged that 1t is a pleasure,
and no trouble to US. You
need not buy unless you
want to. Our whole second
floor is devoted to Over.
coats. Come to us; you'll
be welcome.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Public Bath,

A large public bath will soon be etsiy n
ed In Philadelphia from money 'eh Sa,W X
Benjamin Franklin and John eeVss y
franklin left in bis will, dated APrh \,
1890, 5000 to be used by PhilalclpId'ss
In such @ way that after the lapss u,s ~,
century the principal and interest SnVJ n.lj
amount to O sum large enough 70 IsiS
valuable public Improvements, In Tx Tx
John Scott added u 900 to this sum. .,aSi tM
principal now amounts altogether " ssYNN
S110, 900. Ten thousand dollars o. ~
will be laid aside for another ceps''
after the new bath Is constructed
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
A Bridegroom,s pisapneara,cs

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 13.-superlnten-
dent Mackis, OF the Fort Wayne Electric
Light works, is mysteriously missing. He
was to have been married TO young
lady of Cooperstown, N. Y, last Wed
nesday. His wedding suit was found
there at one OF the hotels, but he has not
besn seen since he left Fort Wayne near
" week ago.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Thrown From Her Horse.

Mis- Lizzie Carlisle, the teacher at the
public schtol At Yorklyn, was seriously
hurt on Monday evening on the public
road below the snuff mill. She wa. rid
ing on horseback with several friends,
and her fprse ran away with her and
threw her put OF the saddle Tito the stony
road. The Injuries are severe cut under
the chin aid badly bruised arm.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
A Judge Held Captive.

PTNEvILLE, KY, Sept. 13.-Two COM
panies OF state troops arrived here this
evening en- route for Harlan Courthouse,
20 miles across the mountains. The
Judge and court officers are reported to
ee In the hands of a mob, who refuse to
silow murder trial to proceed. No
snrther particulars have been obtained,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
The French Wheat Crop.

PARIS, Sept. 13.-The latest Govern
0eAt report CONCERNING the wheat crop
q France shows that 100000 hectares
FeIe sown this year, against 6,97s, 1874
hectares last year. II is estimated that
the yield will be Ill, 400, ,2l8 hectoiitres.
Gainst 9S, ,74O, ,72S hectolitres in 1883.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Gone In Winter Quarters,

On account OF the pier having been de-
stroyed at Cape May Point, the steamer
Republic has discontinued her trips to
Cape May, and yesterday was towed up
the Christiana to Harlan and Holliugs.
wcrtbs, where she will remain during the
winter.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
save your sight While You Can--M,
> Examination Free.

DR.. M. Well, graduate and consulting
optlclan frpm Prussia, late Of Washinr.
ton, d. @ having taken the store aud
dwelling, No. 305 Market street, where he
iItends to be permanently located for the
sale Of his "Improyed Patent PeriscopIc
Eye Glasss and Spectaoles," extends to
the ladies lnd gentlemen OF Wilmington
an Invitation 10 call aud examine his
&C DDS With he Is now Offering TO the
public. His long experience In the busi.
ness ana his scientific and practical
knowledgeof the same, warrants US In
him TO the public favor.
All examinations OF the eyes free, and
glasses 1lltd 10 fult IN all cases.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
a Practical Exnarlancn Of

IL years enables me to repair satlsfac.
torily all grades OF watches and clocks.
Clocks to be repaired called for and re-
turned to any part OF the city without
extra charge. Fri L. Barton, jeweler,
2A East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Paper Hanging

and decorating neatly done at short
notice. Estimates furnished free of
charge. g. II. Baldwin & Son, S12 e
Fourth ar
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
hIr. i,ayard Don't Want 1,

II Is understood that ex.secretary
BAysrd said recently to friend that he
would not accept the nomination for
Governor of Delaware, but expressed
himself strongly in favor of James VIII
llamg, of X Ksnt County.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
PORtnOnad.

The sale Of lots advertised by j. J.
Peirce to take place this afternoon has
been postponed until next Saturday, the
21st inst, at 8 o'clock p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
The Fish Supply.

Powell has on his stall in the Third
street market bass. blue fish, white fish,
founders, Goldfish, baddock, etc. Open
until 10 p. NJ. on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

To the young face Pozzoni's Complex
ion Powder given fresher chsrms, to the
o renewed y Lt b. Try 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

Taylor & Fullerton's Pile Ointment.
sure cure; 25 cents per box. Try one.
Taylor g. Fullerton.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

The finest tintypes in the city at Cum
mings', 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

Read the Sunday Republic. A grea,
Issue to. morrow; illustrated. 2 cents,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

oughly reliable and costs no
more than the clothing that's
made specially to catch the
eye.
We're ready for a large busi-
ness.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

Ladies' Coats are here in
medium weights for early fall
all made In the newest
styles with "directorie' and
plain fronts OF stcckinette
and cloth fabrics.
better than ever
prettler than ever
cheaper than ever
You must watch our coat
department., 1t will do yo u
good.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
Fair Over.

What next Why one of Cumming
crayon portraits and l2 cabinet photos
for 5000, No. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

Home made bread at weyls, No. 2
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

Washington Veterans illustrated Suu
day Republic
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

trated.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
wANAMAKER . BROWN.

BY far the
most attrac-
tive stock oil
CT OF h | n G
ever within
our W a III S.
Stylish; full
of painstak-
/ n 6; ca r.
m arks OF
great care
In We nv
p oint Of
m an ufact-
ure. thor
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
EDIPI@1|
ODD FELLOWS solI4nlr, sa

fairhax Lodge has seton, nm,
tains Nearly $50 Guo',. I0''''
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14
HARRY HART.
Tho Clothing Manufacturing Co
BIG Market Street.

SD REWARD WILL BE PAID AT
w., ms onice for a purse containing a
spaii sum OF money and other articles lost
about ten Gays sgo. siI-att
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

WANTED.-s SIXTY QUARTS OF
,h,s milk delivered daily. Address MIX,
si4-i2td&3twt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-14

WANTED.-TwO OR THREE MEN
w 70 board. Apply 2O7 E. Third street. @
sIA-3ft
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-05
A REMARKABLE EXPOSE.

The people OF the Pacific Coast interested in pure
goods They appreciate well any people on earth
honorable dealing When the manufacturer of an article
which to into the stomach as food comes up before
them In the newspapers with advertisements of his wares
they demand that he shall be both truthful and honest in
his representations 1t goes without saving that the man
ufacturer who will willingly fraudulenty msrepresent
as to endorsements which he may have received can
claim to the patronage of the people whom he has thus
sought to deceive. False in one false in all Is tba
watchword in such 1t may be matter of interest
to the housekepers of the Pacific Coast to know that
Price Baking Powder Co. have published in their various
advertisements throughout the country statements rem
resentng that the National Board of Health at Washin
ton, had endorsed that brand of Baking Powder
In order that the public may fully understand the ex
tent and character of these Misrepresentation in order
that they may understand to what depth manufactures
can descend for the purpose of seeking patronage
at the hands of the public and preiudcing the public
against other weestbshed brands the following extract
Is given from letter recently addressed the Royal Bak
ing Powder Company, of New York. by the Secretary of
National Board of HEALTH which will serve to make plain
the deception and speaks for itself: