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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
wilmington and reunsgroVe, taking eIf.,
Sunday, June 20, 1850.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave wilmington, King street pier, g a,
Leave rennsgrove q. ii, $50 a. m, i.A II
:; % J; M IN; arrive S Wilmington Go. rs a..
-.... SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave Wilmington ess q, 2oor m.
i.S ~ ~ n arriye fennssrovc s.i6 7.p0
~ sSy p, M .c' dS ~ S.os a. N. Leave fenns
arrive Wilmington liz s.5S a. M, lax .. DS
s.p p. m, Arrive Atlantic city 10. 10 4, m.
boat leaving FEN rsBnsxgdRs p; "a; o,,s m ,o,
eOs'e:yIlle West Chester and al pc polnss e on v.
boat leaving renpsSrove a, 0. 20 a. m. con.
meets WITH Steamer no,boli from Salem, Della
railroad. 'N'e'
hoatls5ving Pennssgr yeati.ssr. m, con-
All points on W. 4 N. railroad.
AZ. n3st having Wilmington t7.a ii.1s. m.
ware River railroad Tor ali sta ions, The o.
clock 2, m. boat nom Wilmington conn.Sts
Tlh steamer Reybold for Salem aud lutcrme-
The steamer can tie chartered fot special
moonlight eAcursions. Apply TO the under
Upon application from parties Of 10 or more
people the steamer Will leave Pennsgrovs ut
SO q, IN. and run to Wilmington and North
ern Pier to connect with Steamer ltepubliy Tor
Cane May, and will meet the steamer Rrpnb-
llc on Its return. Steamer Will not make ibis
,,sin tor less than - people. Tickets from
ftnnseroIe 20 cape May and return, 81.
trip Of the boat and keNilmingts Il Nnrth.
ern train from ricr. Fare the same as 10
King street. t'rhls boat Will not run however
Tor any but Cape May pRrties1
A. U. NcCAUSLAND,
Ie-s-eoutt SUPERINTENDENT,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-Nary Lane
hao, "a years, 1904 SAMSON street, was
given twenty severe wounds in the face
with knife last night by Harry Nash,
an ex-oonvict lately out from prison.
Mrs. Lenehan had left home In the even.
ing with two women friends TO meet her
husband returning from work. When
the party Of women reached Thirty sixth
street, near Filbert, o stoutly built man
with s,rsw1hat and light clothes caught
ho'd OF one OF the women, asking her to
60 with him.
Ers. Lanehan interfered, and as she
looked at him recognized Harry Nash.
de took out q large knife and cut her
twenty times on the face before she could
oter any resistance. Some neighbors
hearing her cries rushed out and found
Mis-. Lsnehan bleeding profusely, Nash
rushed down Chestnut street and got
away, He is known to the police and
has been several times In prison. Mrs.
Lanehan was removed to the University
Hospital, where her woun Is were not
found dangerous unless erysipelas should
develop
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

At tbis mornings session OF tho Mum.
cipal Court Thomas Daisley, arrested by
officer Crawford, was fined u aud costs.
William Heating, while drunk, fell
into Officer Burleigh's hands and was
landed in the cells. lie claimed TO be an
0; sherman from Pocomoke City, and was
never arrested before. but August net be
ing an oyster month lie was lined 81 and
costs.
George Lindsey, while drunk, fell into
the hands OF officer White, and he was so
dlsorderly that the officer had to get
Officer Burroughs to help take him to the
police station. lie claimed to be Oh his
way to Kent coun y TO 60 to work, but
the court decided that he should pay a.
and costs before be started.
John Mullin, In drunken condition,
made his bed in stable yard at Eleventh
and Walnut streets last night, but Officer
Virtue saw him and brought him 10 the
police station, where he was given the
soft side of q floor for bed. He claimed
to be from Brandywine Hundred, and ho
was fined g. and costs.
David Cosden, coiored, was arrested
last night by Officer Brown, sitting on
the stoop OF No. 2l9 Orange street. He
was charged by Carrie Prattls, who occu-
pies the house, with coming into the
house and threatening her with extreme
violence. Cosden claimed to he
resident in the house, and said
that Jealousy was the cause of the
trouble. He said he wanted the
case postponed, 90 that he could
summon some witnesses TO show how
roughly he was handled by the police
man aud that be was not wholly to blame.
The court then adjourned the case until
Monday evening next.
Neal Mckinley, an old customer. was
arrested by ofiicer Hershock for being
drunk and dtsorderly and Tor which he
was locked up, aud this morning he was
fined s. and costs,
John Smith aud Thomas Burns, aged
respectively 10 and 10 years, said they
same from Trenton, New Jersey, In
search of work. officer Scott found
hem at the West Yard. Burns b,l
pair OF shoes on his feet which he sd-
nltted he stole. The case was beld over
Until more definite Information could be
obtained about the shots.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

The majority OF the people OF thia city
have no idea of the amount OF prolncb
that is brought here from New Jersey at
least Tour days In every week, and sold
On Fourth street between King aud
French streets. Many Of these Jersey
truckers come over In their own beats,
but the greater part of the produce Is
brought here on the steamer which runs
to Ptnnsgrove. This morning there were
hundreds of baskets of produce brought
over, and the buyers aid sellers mad .,
that square orc OF the busiest In the CITY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-klrIsulet
M'G .Lnis, aged 20 years, No. ~! Wcbl
street, was arrested yesterday by U.Glct
blackburn Of tho Sixteenth diS'rlrt, lot
un aggravated assault OF Lewis Herman
peddler at Forty fourth street lni Ian
caster avenue. McGinnis met ottoman,
on Lane ster avenue aud began 10 throw
dirt on his w2rea
OIerman demonstrated. whfn NcGinris
caught cllerman by the throat stl seik-
Ing brick beat him numerically about
tho head, cutting him severely aud rca'
dernd him MS, less.
A crowd collected and OiIlccr Black
burn after a chase caught hold OF Me-
Ginnis. Later on lie was brought before
Magistrate Clarke and held IN q d ldll.
McGiuu.s urged that the pedllet 8
plaSuing the boys and hchad taken tier
part for them,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
Homemade Bread
at Weyl's. No Z East Second street.
DIED.

| MlERS ON August %, 1889, William
| Myers aged 81 years
| Relatives and friends are invited to
| uttend the funeral from the residence OF
William Rowand, No. 1913 Poplar street.
| on sunday, the 9TH inst, vt o'clock u
m.
DOt uHERTi-At Rising sun, on tho
list INST, Hannah, daughter OF Michael
ANA Fanny puUgherty.
Tie relatives and friends of the fnm!ly
are invited 70 attend the funeral from
the residence Of her parents, at Rising
sun, tncHr drug store,) ON sunday after.
noon at 3 O'Clock, to proceed TO st.
JoScphs cemetery. Chester papers
pleaso copy.
JoliSSON-In this city, on tho list inst.
Martha e., wife Of Caleb T.. johnson
anu daughter OF tho latc Thomas
Young, ESD, in the Both year OF her
age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her
ltic residences, No nos Market street. on
saturday Afternoon 1T O'clock. services
ut the house. lutcrincnt private.
kEpN N,-on August LIST, clara a..
dituSht"r OF John and Annie Nj
icown, in the 18th year of her age
EehttNes aud friends OF the ftmily
are respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral from the residence OF her pnr.
chts, NO. ILLS oak street, ON SUNDAY
august iih. services ut tho hon.c ut ID
o'clock. lnterment at White Clay Creek
Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

There was very large market on King
st'eet this morning, and the wagons ex-
lei del from Second street to Ninth.
Prlces were reasonable, and good butter
brt ught from % to IS cents pound !;
eggs, 20 to 25 cents dozen potatoes, ~
to 10 cents half peck; sweet POTATOES,
% 10 80 cents do PEAS, Is to2O cents do:
tomatoes, 10 to ID cents de-; belts, 8 10 5
cents bunch; radishes, Q to 8 cents a
bu ch cucupbers, one to two cents
apiece egg plants, i've to ten cents !;
opious, 20 to p cents hali-peek; lima
beans, 20 to % cents a qu.lt; 3 ring
be ans, 10 to 20 cents a hal-peck, the
latter price being for what is known as
the yellow or but er beans; squl- hes were
: to cfnts each; caulillower, to Is
cenis head lettuce, 2 10 ) cents; corn,
II 10 % cents dozen; cabbage, 9 to &
cents heal, cantaloupes, 9 to 8 cents
apiece wttcrmelons, 20 to 80 cents each,
whortlt berries. S to . cents quart; ,
blackberries, 5 to cents, apples, Is to %
cents a half peck; peaches, l5 to 80 cents
a hali.peeki Gprico;s, 20 to 80 cents a
quart.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

AsDuRv PARE, Aug.2.-TLe almost
unprecedented Rainfall of vest, r,lay
raised the waters of Sylvan Lake, IN.
beautiful sheet Of water separating Key
East from Bradley Beach, and made It
many times Its normal size, 1t was
feared in the morning that the diks and
beach which separates the lake from the
ocean would not st:lrl the pressure.
at night-fall these fears we!e realized.
body oil water breaking through the
Barrier Into tie ocean. The break WAS
small at first and could have been stopped
readily u taken III tune, but ii increased
rapidly in size aud the roar OF the rushing
water was great In short time
nothing was left Of the lake but the IN.
slightly bottom.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
FIFTH edition


READING, Pa, Aug. 2.-Tbe t..
OF this section Of Pennsylyanla la ,"Gen
considerably aRitated durjrp me- NC eta
lew weeks over the sugar brri o@ ~s p''1
MS mas been stimulated by liz ', yI'.
through This section of G.. y. SIN .S ,d'
son OIL the CALIFORNIA eulaf Kr IVY w.
othris. for the ostensible nurn,.r =, +, aal
'aihihg estimates OH work for a Jo,i,. o''
OF the Philadelphia sugar rei.nrf, a a%4a
- 10 be built at an early iny. "'''a
me impression has "a ne, rf,o.au.,
VIII proper encouragement, Mr.Spt,ts,
would suiid sugar fuct0ry Ia tIh s,@
lion. His son was comiai'r1 ia ~, Wy
here by IL Is. Gordon, penefl 'I ,,a,gs.
agent Of the Philadelphia ana R,, .'taI
kailroad, and franklin Du ,1,.
james Nelly, bankers, of mi .isl,s 'aa
Albert Thalheimer, a mp,ntr, y fIa
Rcading Board OF Trade, wrote Il, G ~. ~,
spteehels az TO the Coad|,tlns ~,
Which he would erect sugar ,rtIt,S
10 reply Mr.. epreckels wrolo u.i I,
believed that In short time Tie r'las,
OF sugar bects would be uue NJ ~
principal agricultural pursuits In ia
country. '"'
TIE failure In tho past to successful,
manufacture eugar from heots lie ar,p
utes to the lack of proper mscl ingry In.
this, ha says. be has overcome hg gst,s,
control for this country OF Tie ,uy.,
making machinery used ln the ilr,ona,
OF Germany. lie believes tia, Win TIA
present low price Of giain that tlc t,.gt'
ing oil 90 acres In sugar beets viii III,
iatlner as well IS 100 acr.s I.G.ttl n
grain. Mr.. spreckels says tGA, btIoy
giving assurance that he viii enc
factory DO must be guaranteed Tat the
iatmtrs infthe immediate Vicinity vii
plant 5000 acres OF heets annually for
deilnite humber OF years. The hees ars
paid for at the factories according to Ne
saceharine matter they contain Mr.,
spteekels's letter has teen referred to Tia
Reading Board Of Trade. A meeting Il
The betks County Agricultural So,lpy
VIII be held to morrow, whcu the AMI;
tiop, would 1t be advisable to
farmers OF Berks county to eogagc III Ito
cultivation Of sugar bec.s" VIII he H.
cussed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
Capture of u Ilorse rhIcE

CoLuMBus, N. j. Aug. IA success.
ful capture of .Tohn Dsn!ey,a horse tatei.
was made near here last night by J.ne,
w. 0'BrIen of Mt Holly, WHO is noted
for hiS athletic build and proves. A
horse and carriage belonging to q farmer
were stolen from his stable yard, and rs
soon as Mr.. O'Brien learned Of The fact
lie saidled q fleet pony and drove out at
top speed in the storm. He caught the
thief at Jacksonville, and, Ter hard
struggle, tied DaneJ's hands, put him
IN the carriage and drove him back TO
jail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

VIM. z. Griunage Is carrying on the
business OF undertaking at No. sl4 King
street, aid his prices and work are OF
such character that he should he sus-
tained. lie furnishes coflits and cas-. !
nj Sl5 to $40; caskets with six silver
hsndles, cases included, from IS 10 $50
and upwards. lie, therefore, solicits all
who need the above articles TO give him
d call, as he warrants satisfaction in
quality Of work rs well as in price de.
maudel for the same,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
Hungarians Engage Il, Row

BETHLEHEM, Au7. News reacl ed
here to-day from the backwoods near
hateilen of sanguinary tight d few
days ago among the Huugarlaus en-.
pioyed ON the new Poughkeepsle Bridge
Railroad. CrsIed by drink, the IIuns
used pistols, clubs and axes In the battle,
Two named Banowitz and Boander were
shot and dubbed, and are said to b, Ia "a
Erecsrious condition. Another naueil
Greash had his hight arm cut oil with au
aye. The Injured men have been hurri, i
Gil to New York. There have been no
arrests,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
viii Oct Their SIO0.0oo

QCEnEc, Aug IA ,leputatien tt.''li
presented petitions signed by $1,000 per-
sons 10 the Governor General asking tiA
to di.ailow the Jesnits Estates recently
passed by the Queipoc Legislature gran
Ing $500 900 to the Jesutts, The pel'tinl'
asked the Governor General 10 iisalt9"
the act or 10 dissolve Parliament 10 ont I
10 give constituencies an opportunity "
express their opiniuu. The u5Ysff5f
General was very courteous but 'ltt'4el;;
He stated that in his opinion and tea' :, o. ..
his advisers there were no grounds ,ll@g'
for diSallowonce of the act OF for i'ssoiu'
Ion OF Parliament
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

The camp meeting in the u ion ct Get
grove was well attended last nigh. An
able sermon was preached by Rev. james
K Jchnson, pastor of st, Peters A. u
M. 2. Church. Preaching Tomorrow 81
$50 a. m, followed by an experience
meeting; preaching at 1880 d. m, $50
aud p. IN. The camp meeting viii con.
tnue over another week and close GU the
12th inst, Some able miristers will he
present during next week. All are wei.
come. Rev. /. d, Cooper. pastor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

louisville, Aug. This morning
Clara Rocdcr, OF Sctuylkill laYei' M
employe oil Thompson's stocking lituIY;;
became too Ill to work aud was eAeHssu
at . O'Clock While Oh her way toiat,
walking through the alley he'"e.n
Spring Garden aud st. Peters stteeE,
she was eeized by two Italians. eho ~
ouce called for nelp, but I raseais su'
her hair oil ard fled. They were pun
sued, but were not captured at last az,
couLts. They had evidently been iAylns
III walt for her for tue purpose OF s'la a.,
lug her hair, which reached beio" n ,,a
waist and was OF beautiful go'4''
ralpr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2.-John l. Sulll.
vhu arrived hero Tonight over the Pan
Handle Road b-unl FOR Jackson, Miss.
lie was not In very good humor, tha
rue having been tirc:ome. TIE big
pugilist said he didn't expect to 20 To
jail, and he thought Kilraln ought to 10
arrested also. The party remains hero
over night.
WHAT John l.. Bald IN FilT4BcRG.
PirTsDuR0, Pa, Aug. 2-I0hn l..
Sullivan passed through the city this
afternoon In charge Of Deputy Sheriff
Childs and one OF Inspector Byru,s' men
en- route to Mississippl. He said he hal
made no attempt to run away from sr.
rest, and II Governor Lowry hal sent for
him he would have gone without tie
officers,
lie had his side to present to the Gov.
ernor and hoped no would act ltnisttI
with him. Ii he was 1ned he would plf
II, but he did not want to go to prison,
Tho tight, lie said was forced upon tiu
He WAS compelled 10 defend himself Al.
Engagements had been made to baye Tie
mill in Louisiana, but ut the last mJnsn.
this was found to be impracticsLle. A
for Kilraln, he did not know wliefeh,
WAS and ho had whipped him fairly end
squarely and bore him no il!-wtll.
KILnAIN WANTS ANOTHER rti1r
HAMPTON, Va, Aug. Kilraia IL
here. lie Is NOT well, He stat,d 10 an
interview to-day that hc was not SATISFIED
with his light with Sullivan AMI that 10
VIII challenge him again as soon 4. b
has his matters arranged, lie says 10
will not fight in Mississippi. lie VII
probably leave Hampton On Monday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

New York, August AT the MAYORS
Office to-day TIE preliminary work OF
preparing for the Wcrd's Exposition OF
1872 is being lively carried on. RCsO.
lutiops W re received to-day, which were
sdopte by tie Norwich, Conn, Board OF
Trade on Wednesday, endorsing the
ho.dilg Of the fair ii this city The diff,
fcrent t:ades and professions are sending
IN names lrcin which the Mayer will So
lsct those TO be placed on committees.
Large sums OF mercy are promised daily
Tor The project ss soon as funds are
nee led.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

With hot, wet, muggy
weather you would hardly
suppose we are sellll ig Blan-
kets yet such is the case. A
price object will eve a make
the weather smile. You all
know about the Pullman
Palace Cars-the best OF
everything in their 6 onstfuc-
ton and furnishing that is
conducive to the G ase and
comfort of the traveller. We
have from the mills 10 settle
an estate two cases Of Pull
man Palace Car Blankets
liza SIZE, 5 lbs. weight, /,
different patterns in light and
oolored grounds, sill bound
and Of the so!test lambs
wool. These elegal 1t blan-
kets even at mill pri ces, sell
for ST. They are sc Mt to us
to sell and We have marked
them at the unheard- OF Price
of So o5. The quest ton for
you to determine is c 40 you
afford to buy a Pulls nan Pa
lace Car Blanket out of sea.
son.
FoHrfh 81 u1n9ov a. I'd base.
Mtent.
VIM. b. SHARP & co.
Fourth and MAraetstreet5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

The regular season at the Op ra House
Will begin on Thursday August -, when
Frsnk Daniels VIII appear in Little
Puck" This IL said TO be one OF the
finest plays Tow on the stage, and as the
company is cue OF the best TO be obtaincd
there is no doubt hut it will be present, d
III first C ass manner.
On Saturday night August II, George
Wilson's Mnstrels will appear, and the
fact that he is connected with them Is a
sufficient guarantee OF their excellence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

About 8 O'Clock last night mar banned
Joseph Hickcy,who was very much under
the influence OF liquor fell into the Chris
tiana opposite the works of the Harian A.
Holl'ngsworth Company. He SVEN IL
Market street bridge and then called for
help, when he was rescued In an exhaust.
Ell condition. Word was telephoned 10
police station and he was removed 10 tha,
place in the patrol wagon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

New YORK, Aug. g Sir James II. Nc.
Aiunell, British baronet, and Miss
Sarah E. White, daughter OF George r.
White, OF Muscatiue. Ia, aud ulece OF
Mrs. b Ion Humphreys, were married
last Tuesday evening ut the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Scion Humphreys, GU the Ber-
gen Point shore OF Newark Bay. 1t was
one Of the prettiest home weddings OF the
season, ansssElis atterdld ty SELECT
gather ng Soeiaty folks from this city,
brooklyn,a Bep4Nh Rolnt thssr Granats
and Staten AIaad. The Rev. Harold ".
Arrowsmith. rector of Trinity Episcopal
Chu:eh at Bergen Poiut, oil c.uted. ON
W edne day the young couple sailed for
England, where they will reside. Pre-
Nious to the death of his father, several
years ago, Sir James spent much OF bis
time at bergen Point, where Lis briIe
was being educated. Later he embarked
In business TT Rio del Jsneiro.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

Dover, Del, Aug. 3.-Judgments ia
The amount OF $40 hSS have been entered
mp IN the pJotbono.ary's office here
against George w g. s. TAYLOR. Of
smyrna and the firm has gone under,
his was the largest agricultural ma.
chineTy mandatory In the State aud
employed nearly 100 mechanics. Neither
me in'l Liabilities uor the assets are YET
Known.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

The Weather.

On Sunday in this city and section
and IN New England slightly cooler,
fair weather will probably prevail, with
light westerly to southerly winds, fol
lowed by slight rise OF temperature,
and on Monday, fair to partly cloudy,
warmer weather. European steamers
now leaving the port OF New York will
have light soutLerly to southwtsterly
winde for The next two days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
Mlchsc, Da.ut and tho cl.,n.nn Gael

Michael DHsiit AMI the CL'h'nh-'ac'
New YohK. Aug. Michael p:vj,''
in u letter from Baliybrook, Ireland, ae-
MES Il report that he sail, during rs Z
animation before the Times Coum'ss'o'',,
Il believe that murders were COMMITTED
BY members OF the Clan-na Gatl, tul ~.
with the sAIiction OF the governing teay,
What lie did say was In answer to Iaa
question: Did you ever nnierF' aaa
that the Clan na.Gael WIS Il nillrae.
club2" ard his rep'y was: mo, ! sn1w
1t was nothing OF the kind. II vas nu
more II murder club than HE Car n 10y
Club, aud believe this is true OF tno
Clan-na Gael at this moment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

WcoNsocREr, s. D.. Aug. MI
Fred Pbeinekin1, German woman W" II
ing on u farm sixteen miles north"es., y,
this city. committed suicide By 'oh 5ns
two telspoonfuis OF Paris Ereen' "a
was % years OF age and her first oaoe , Nj
only 4 days old. She thought heI 1p ia
was dead, and in her grief swalio"ca Wv
poison. The babe Is still alive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

lady lost pccket-book containing
81 80 this morning on Market street be-
tween Fourth and Filth streets. The
Under will confer favor on leaving the
same at this Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

Pants to order g.. Is, So. 90 and So. so, re-
ductd from $500, tJ.h0, 500 and S6. 90.
Your choice, suits sl2 90 up. Perfect fit
Guaranteed. Liverpool * LoGdon Tailors,
d2i Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
At Home.

Mile Releu Mccartney Of Plilsdeii h' :,
Pa, lie visiting her father and molDs S;t O.
Fourth and Orange streets, tins ~ ~,
Helen says there is no place liEe aom.,
especially when you have a kind iA'A''
and mother like she has.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

Emhaimed-onls In your memory. We
are now building sixty. dollar cigar
which we are retailing for 3 cente apiece.
CHAPMAN, 9TH and Orange sts., 6 East
Sd street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
You Take the Boat

From King street wharf at 7.30 o. m.
You reach Atlantic City at 1910 a. IN.
You have 5 hours at the seashore and
you are home at $50 p. III. Boat leaves
IRON King street wharf at 7.30 q, ~,
sharp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

second erard slgnt-seetag excursion to
New York, NJ The Hudson, TO West Point
ana toney Island ON Thursday, August
~, VIII leave the ! W. q B. station at
C,3) a. IN. sharp. Tickets. $500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

The Perkins heirs are offering to give
lots away at North Holly Oak, Brandy
wine hundred, In order TO stimulate me.
chanies and working men TO locate at
That place, as may be seen by notice In
another column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

Hanson's livery stable, on Fourth street
near King lie being tori cut, and Will be
made into three large cummissiJn houses,
The will be quite al Improvement il IL at
v!eiu!ty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

In ladies', mi SEES and chtldren's russet
goat, high buttons, aud russct q at, OK
ford ties, at Babcock's. 2o6 Market street,
above Second.