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PounonasHil Nurseries.

2 : ''s:FsssPoMoNA, N. Co.: - i.
Two and a.half miles west of Green's
iboro, N. G. The main line of the r.
& D. R. R. passes through the grounds
and within 100 feet of the Office.
Salem trains make regular stops twice
daily each way. Those Interested in
Fruit and Fruit growing are cordial
1y invited to inspect this the largest
nursery in the State and one among
the largest in the South. -
The proprietor has for many years
visited the leading Nurseries North
and West and correspondent with those
of foreign countries, gathering every
fruit that was calculated to suit the
South, both native and foreign. The,
repdftation of Pomona Hill Nurseries
is such that many agents going out
from Greensboro, representing other
nurseries, try to leave the impression
that they are representing these nur-
series. Why do they do it? Let the
public answer.
1 have in stock growing land can
show visitors the same) the largest and
best stock of trees, &C., ever shown or
seen in any two nurseries in North
Carolina, consisting of apple, peach,
pear, cherry, plum, grape, Japanese
persimmon, Japanese plum, apricots,
nectarine, Russian apricot, mulberry,
ounces. Small fruits: Strawberry,
raspberry, c~urrants, pecans, English
walnuts, rhubard, asparagus, ever
greens, shade trees, roses, &c. ~,
Give your order to my authorized
agent or order direct from the nur-
sery. Correspondence solicited. Des-
criptive catalogues free to applicants.
Address, J. VAN L1NDLEY,
Pomona,
Guilford county, N. C.
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Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Tex CRUISER Philadelphia which
was launched ct Cramps shipyard In
Philadelphia on Saturday with 10
doubt prove most valuable addition
70 our navy. She is .o have q gusran-
teed speed 81 nineteen knobs hn mum
with o premium for every additional
quarter knot Of speed. This formida-
be vessel IL 935 feet long, 4eh feet
beam and 10 10 feet depth Of hold.
She will have horse power Of D.500.
and will be armed with twelve Q inch
guns, six six FOUNDER rapid firing
guns, six Hotchiss revolving cannons,
four gatllDg guns, two 81 millimetre
guns and Eve torpedo guns. u win be
seen that she will bc one OF the most
formidable war ships afioat and may
be expected 10 do good service In case
the necessity should arise. She will
be lnarmorcd, but her six inch guns,
which win do execution at six miles,
and her great speed will give hei
many advantages over the heavy
armored vessels OF foreign nayies. The
Philadelphia will be the best ant
most valuable acquisition that we have
TO our navy.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

IF THE story old by some Of tho
New YORK papers concerning the man.
ner In which the authorities Of that
State were induced to adopt the Wes-
tenhouse electric system as a means for
executing murderers is correct. II looks
very much as though some was guilty
OF deep laid conspiracy. II Is said
that the man who has charge oi-the
electrical executions recommended tho
Westenhouse alternating current, at
the suggestion of rival companies, who
paid him several thousand dollars.
This was no doubt done with view oi
conveying the idea TO the public
that this was the only system
that was dangerous to human lie and
by bringing It into disrepute ruin the
business OF the company. II this Ia
true it was nothing more or less than q
criminal conspiracy, for which the
parties concerned should bo held
afnenable TO the law.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
wANA,1AxFk

Blankets are still ID atock
(except the $3.as size and
quality, and although the
prices, 81 and upward, are
the lowest ever quoted.
there is nothing mean, stlngy
or dirty about them, and de-
ceptlve statements about
size are omitted.
If you have read our daily
talks during the past week
you know Of our offerings
The Linen Bargains are at
the counters, So with Dress
Goods, Laces, Embroiderles
and the whole Grand Army
|of economies are in proper
pieces and easily found.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
THE EVERY EVENING, in speaking
: q - VHJn..f.u4z,, c.f- ao.,o.

THE EVERY EVENING, in speaking
Of the Wilmington fair, says:
aIndeed, with the facilities for bring
ing PhiladelphiAns here, and for inform
ing them thoroughly how cheAply and
pleasantly they can make the trip, it
should not be held impossible to attract
200, 900 visitors.
'sThe attendance, however, has been
large enough this year to show the i'm
peratiye need Of doubling the capacity OF
the grand stand, and OF making other
enlargements and improvements, such
as ehall render the fair OF 1890 satisfac-
tory to the 80 600 persons whom the nexl
big Thursday may draw to Hazel DELI
We believe 1t possible to attract 200,
300 visitors next year, but to do this
there must be additional attractions
and consequent increase in the sizt
of the grounds. Among the attrac
tions we do not know Of any tina
would be more advantageous than {
Machinery Hall, where different kinds
Of machinery.co be exhibited, TuI
by steam or electrical power. Viii
mington is pre.eminently noted for III
manufacturing establishments, and We
do not believe there is q city in thi
country where finer machinery l
made. Therefore we are in favor o
letting visitors from other cities Sc
what our machines can do, as we be
lisve 1t would be o benefit to them.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
NOTES.
FIres for Isao.

Many fires this year have been started
by wood from A Sergeant's coal snd wood
yard, foot OF Monroe street. Oak, Pine
and hickory wood In large loads. We
guarantee 2,240 lbs, ofclean coal in every
ton, screened under our own supervision.
just received, u new car load OF Western
oats; also hne line of baled hay snC
heat straw. Central Office Seventh apt
King streete. Look ior the blue sign
Open in the evening. Telephone calls
545 and 5S7,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09


THE New York Tribune. in an arli-
Gle entitled "Failnres and FREQ Ma.
-terial," conclusively shows that the
failures Of mills cannot be attributed
10 the tariff, and says:
"Without free raw materials they (ihe
free u aders) Continually ask, how eau
these manufacturers liyel Now the fact
Ia that tho largest and most important
mills which have failed havs been cotton
mills, and they have free raw ma crilf-
cheaper material. too, thauths inanulae-
turc eau Command IN any othCr c1uuirs.
"Bradstreep.," paper OF free trade
leanings, piints q list OF failures Of
wooien manuiasierles in 1859, showing
90 thus far for this year, aGalust 90 t.
date last year. 1t sdds hat the liabillt es
were So, 9sO, ,ucO, against ony S2,aS0,0U
last yer. But al a glance it Is eyi ent
that tue table is deceptive, fof 1t inc udes
as woollen mill the WRuresau, which
manufactures cotton shirtings, and
wLoie liabilities were douhtless aueh
larger than those OF any other mpany
In the list. In the same paper appears a
list OF .siailures Of cotton manufacturers
and dealers" which includes the name ol
Lewis nrothers & Co., bit does OF in.
ht0hO fiAt " AHRAAk iAIFtAA-
tirs from the woolien and aiding then
10 tie cotton list where they belong, Il
would appear that 10 cotton concerns
have failed this Year with liabilities o
evr IS, 200, 000, while As woollen manu-
featuring concerns have failed with LA
bilities Of about IS 400, 200. The liablli
ties OF 80 Of them were less than $40, ,0O
each.n
These facts 60 to show that free raw
material will not prevent failures, bu
on the contrary conduces TO them. Til
greater number of mill failures las
year was caused by the insolvency 0
the commercial houses that acted q
their agents. When their obligation
became worthless, the mills were ur
able to meet their obligations, and cor
sequently were obliged to suspend
This is 80 plain that 1t can be seen b
any except the free traders, who dc
light in sttributing every disturbanc
In business or manufacturing TO th
tariff.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
WANAMAI1ER's.
rnlLAp1LrnIA. Monday, Sep. ., 1859

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sep. 0, 1850.
Only a few days and the
Seblens6er Limited Sale will
pass into oblivion. Already
other great interests are
crowding It hard. 1t Is,
however, accommodating force
and there is a stronger
story to tell this morning
than that OF a week ago,
when the newspapers, our
advancing heralds, sounded
the opening blast that war;
ned you Of approaching Bar
gains.
Hints of coming events
are all over the store, es'
pecially ia Dress Goods
| Of all these more anon.
Below are details Of Shoes
Ribbons, Hair Brushes
Cloaks and Wraps, ant
China Ware that join th'
noble company OF bargain
and help to keep up tn
royal progress of econom,
from cur store to you
homes.
+ It is we'll that you shoul'
} know that the Long DoHa
and HonseksebsyS' CA0sc
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

- bcheuule in elect Nav is'i,,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. nFpas
EAST BouND -'Vi
sExpress trains.
y, NEW ~ osH; ~ " week ss q .aa@ys? l3eGTo,ps
NEw Yoisx, sunday. ~ T. ~.
sl205, ~ ~. % q, ~ al u. IN, 80 " d. n,
FntLADrLPHlA, week dnvs sale,,..,..
600, 1b5, IS ", 800, 30 ~, l0 g''si
si2 o. %. t23S. 800, il0 $50, tr ~
% ~, % 8 %. 50 % i. M. ~ o. Ga
Pnfi.ApKErniA, sunday. .gigT0,c;0,
300 ~ " n. m. az 0S, 20. saSs s.g ~
% @, b1s. 6l0. .G4i. S3j -n5! p' M '''
SHhsfEn week day. - l3 'iOj, 66eA
loo, = 3s 800, 4lo. sos. 5& ga KY
,CnEsrnR, ,suntays,' ,'2lj, 90. GD7HeN
~ ", q. m... sl20s, 100, .g3s. gG ,S
s5cs. b21 $40. .bl6, sS5, - )! b. nv nv ~
ATLANTIC CRY " j.. weck dav. -m
a.oo 2, m. LOO. tls.os ON saturday 6n'T i'1
~. 500. bus p. M. Sundays. lyj q. n.
WEST BOUND.
,btALIiMonE AsD wAsmSGros. 81. sr
saiiyiy e.. aoa. IN. '2Os ,. IL. iaIlT e1ccH. A
fitisburg, ss.IGa. m.;,iDn m A.,
CnicAao $50 a. H., $50 D. a., Ts tD,i
Cincinnati and st. Lou, ms.
and % 70 p. m; both dnily,
bfroEHLr ACCOMMODATES ;n
ind IL 10 u. N. daily. E%
LAuDErBkRu ACCOMMODATES w.s,
days, Coil ID Am, . A. Hnd iOp'ia, snn
days, D 10 q. M, 9 Is aud 3 i0nin
TkA1Ne LkAvE MARR IN sfggrT sr.r,os.
For fhiladelphia aun wav station,
week days. 80. & rs, S 20 lI.5ia. M. aE
sSo.S % pm Sundays. Q D a. III. i!is,?G
F6r baltimore, week ,lnys.ssiC@ .n
II rs a. M; 2 IS. -5 80 y. ~, s4niay. an
n. M; 2 80 and % so u, m.
For rLnndenberg and wnv stotlops ,-oe,
days, Q 30, 0 20, II IS n. M; .H. l.O N n.
Sundays e2o n. M; . -, 53j u. IN.
Cincinnati and st Louis, III j. q. NJ,
daily except Sunday.
Chicago . ~ II. M, daily, except sla.
dnyt % 80 y. m, daily.
PiftebriE. ~ 80 n in., daily, EXCEPT sun
day; b,w j. m. daily
LnAvn PffLADRLrniA ron WILMINGTON.
Daily, Il 10, ISIS. lOO1, I'll lOu. m, IN
noon, y 80, 10, 100, Il 49, 450 - go UrA
$40. 10 10, II 30 y. IN.
Daily, except Sunday, 6i0nnl l4 A
m, u 40. % 30and . y N. sunday oal
500 n. m.
Telephone No. 1913.
nA- Mates to western points lower thai
Wis any other llno.
CO. SCU LII, J.T. ODELL,
Gcni Pass. AEts Gen'l MunagoE
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
q. ,.,,o.,n. as..r,D,s 81, ..,.,., NJ,

me 1oiioHuE oe@-Itoca HeAt &4tAI>t VII
esdsr hun Hundred Nov osssie 8 81 sunty. Delaware
and more particularly assoribed ss follows,
= isssinnins sor tho sAms q stoue on nc
middle II : pphlie roAd ifediuG Ipm pe buck
south x cetrees east Y t-io perches % 4
~ 4 io ps!ehss 4, e .,ts ststs thence !a soa.h
south . degrees .vest % pervhesto stake
thence senth % degrees west y z-l0 perches "
4 stake thence nortn 10 ~ degrees wesf6 4-lp
ptfchfs to ninkcthcrcr south "a 4urfrcce west
rs perches 10 ttzKc thence north u - de-
Errts west Is 7-l9 pcrcho3 10 q sake henco
north ~ IL degrees East 10 peruhes 70 stake
thence north ~ degrees west "a t-io .perches
70 etonc thence north 70 degrees east n Q 70
perc q y stake thence sonth a degrees
desse east y s y peFehes 70 . stake thence
ihsnre north Is derfces vest u $40 perches
10 stake thence north % degrees east . $40
perches to q stake thence north c51-1 de-
Fress east 80 80 perthcs 20 The stone The
place o. beginninr. Containing 70 acres.
MES Rssersins VI thsrsout and tpprefrem the sev-
erai parcels sold to gfookshAnsh samuel
Murray and Peter Jackson, amQuntinR. In all
70 about y - acreswith the buildings b. . 'n
Seized aud taken into execution as the prop
erty Or Thomas u. Ei!scn and Jane w. HI.
' ~ AfyAE ALLEN, sherin.
sherin's ofiiee, Wilmington, Angus, ",
1851. AuA1
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
TEE ARTISANS SAVING BANK.
no. sos MARKET STREET.

INCORPORATED D........ss.... -, rhbhuAut ", isz
Open 10 receive deposits daily from q. IN.
pntll y. M, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from 10 O'Clock.
prefits upon its investments, except 80 much
as 10 required for the payment Of necessary
cprity Of deposltDrs, shall be divided among
the deposilors.
OF the funds deposited with the corporation.
MAHAGERsi
George W. Bush. D, Allen Hilies,
d. Weafey weldin, Alexander J. Hart
saeo. y. Capelle, N. Il. henson,
Chas. W. Howland, Job. III. Jackson,
], l., Carpenter JF., Anthony Higgins.
Henry ". Dure Washington Hastings,
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES.
GEO, W, BUSH, GRo. 8. CAfKLK,
President Vice President
Il. I. TAYLOR, Jos. MATHKn
Treasurer, Audito
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Delaware Day
AT
CAPE M AY
And the
BREAKWATR,R.

Tho oommodious three decked Iron
Steamer Republic has been chartered to
make an Excursion TO the above places
on MONDAY, Sept. l6th, enabling the
citizens oi Wilmington and vicinity to
spend q pleasant day at tho seashorc be-
fore the close OF the season, or, II prefer
red, an opportunity will DO given to visit
the Breakwater, that great national work
erected at Cape Henlopen. Cars to con.
meet with the stenmer At Wilmington &
Northern Railroad Company's pier, will
leave Wilmington, foot Of French street,
7.15 q. IN. and Madison street 7.18. The
steamer will leave New CAstle 7.80, and
Delaware City 8. Arriving at Cape May
about II n. m. and leaving at p. m.
Tickets for sale at Wilmington 4 Nor
thern Railroad office, foot Of French st.
Tickets, Si.00. Children under 18 years
Of age, 80 cents. No effort will be spared
by the management TO render this mosi
pleasant and enjoyable trip.
PHILIP Il CLARK, Manager.
sS.eod-3t-6td
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
nIoNDAr. sErTrmnIsR .. 1850.
WHILE the FREQ Traders are trying
to make political capital from the min.


ing STRIKES In Pennsylvania, and de-
nouncing the mine owners there as coal
barons, who rule their seris with rod
OF iron, 1t would be well for them to
tnrn their attention, II only for a short
time, 10 the condition in Illinois. One
Of the largest mine owners In that
States Is William L. Scott OF Erie, an
annointed and acknowledged apostle
and leader OF the Democracy. Mr.
Scott also owns q fine race horse which
last Wednesday, at Springfield, Ill,
won q race and $50, 600 or $50, 900 for
its owner. But while this was going
on.and thousands were shouting them.
selves hoarse over the victory, there
were other scenes, not 30 pleasant,
taking place among the men who have
been working the coal mines OF Mr..
Scott and he'ping him 10 make the
money by which he was enabled to
own o horse OF this description, In ad-
dltion TO millions Of dollars worth Of
other productive property. This pic
ture 10 presented in the Chicago Morn.
Ing News. which in speaking Of these
miners says:
'sIn one afternoon their livelihood was
taken from them. They had had no
thought or plan Of striking. They were
not even given the chance Of working for
lower wages. From the day they re-
ceiyed this notice to quit until Mr.. w.
L. Scott, made his recent offer TO them OF
reduction OF wages from ninety cents u
ton to the equivalent of about flfty-fve
cents or less, coupled with the demand
that they give up their labor unions, these
men have been waiting In involuntarily
fdleness 10 learn what was to he their
fate. Before the lockout they earned on
the average. according to their own
figures, about $50 month; according 10
figures given me by an official of the
company they earned about Gas NORTH
If these were their earnings at ninety
cents q ton, what would they DO at hfty-
ave cents toni"
"There are thousands suffering from
want Of food, clothing, medicine and
sympathy. Most Of these sufferers are chill
dren and most OF the children are littlt
ones. There are families where aduflti
and children, grievously sick, are with
cut medieal attendance and medicines
because there is no money to pay fol
them"
These men are willing and anxious
to work, but their master, this shining
light Of Free Trade Democracy, will
not permit them to do SO at sufficient
wages to keep soul and body together.
Not content with throwing these men
out of work he has also evicted num-
Der OF them and their families from
their homes. II is said that Nero fld-
died while Rome was burning, but Il
remained for the Hon. William L.
Scott, Of Erie, Pa, to race horses and
scoop in thousands OF dollars OF un
earned money while the worsmen ii
his illinois mines were starving.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Poisorei Cheese.

TIFrIN, O., Sept. 9.--Fiity people we o
poisoned by eailg cheese at Be-tsviiie,
near here, on faturdsy, end it was
feared some of them would rot recover.
This 10 the third lot Of people similar y
poisoned in that neighborhood within a
week
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
APraeticnI Experlenco of

Is years enables me 10 repair satisfac-
tOrilg all grades Of watches and clockf.
Clocks 10 be rel aired called for and re-
turned to any part OF the city without
extra charge. Fri L. Barton, ieweler,
~ East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
.Lnnn IL. for Congress.

BosToN, Sept. 9.-John L. Sullivan,
the pugilist, has written a letter an-
nouneing his Intention to run for Con-
gross on the Democratic ticket when the
time comfs TO elect new Congressmen in
Boston.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
WnmIngton . Northern n. Z.

Time tApls N sneet. JuLe. "a, la:!. o.Iss,, tsI
For heading, Birdrboro. JoAnnL sPhiii,ai sPhiiai
eeld, ws5ns.6arE Junction. kaaor' 'pSS'i.i,Tsl S's,.,Tl
Tamsqua. n Allentown. LePphSn,9lass pS,las aasselvhia Az
RssdinE 3 Il, 30 a. ~. 4 io and ''I9p;ss,4 ''jSSp:s:4
ford and Dunoaf,s snd Inter Mediate pOinN
Z. % a. M, q 10, $50 and .. 10 D. M. po,np II
Fer Ooatesvtile and intermtdlst'
100 q. M. .. 70. q 20 and 5. 20 p. M. 10, ttsa
'p Daily except s.tnsdsy aud 1S,sIstt spgS' Csns
s.T ). nv n. Taad q saturday 0aiyA' ''' ~.
On bamndsy ma for Rs.a,ng and in''FssSqliis; n: AZ q;
ES.isssssiS 4 IL ana ssssnsdiAss p0int' a. .,,, A.
X s.sss:I.ss.s.sl ssgagssE.ED sa%SfFssS' ass Fs'i'
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
pr. simms, cholera syrup.

Tho great aud certain cure for acute
aniohron.c diarrhea, dysentery, cholera
moTbus and cholera iniantum, 80 cents.
Main depot, Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Del. Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Tho Old Reliable.

d. A. Powell, Nos. 30s and 500 Madison
street, has Goldfish, porgies, butter-tsh,
trout. founders, black bass, etc. Oysters
by the quart or buslel. Delivered free
OF charge TO all parts Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
ON SATURDAY.
THE iarn DAY OF SEPT. 1889.
ata o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate. vizi

Ihe ionoWihE uencrioea real entAtos WEI
All that / OF laad with two-story
brick dwelling house thereon erected
situate In the city of Wilmington, boun-
ded and described as follows, to wit:
licginning en- the westerly side Uf
Adams street at tho distance of85 feet
inches northcrly from the northerly side
of Eighth street thence westerly parallel
TO Eighth street lis feet to n stake thence
northerly parallel to Adams street "a
feet to smother stake thence easterly
parallel TO Eighth street and passing
through the centre OF the brick division
wall between this and tho adjoining
house on the north il5 feet to the said
side OF Adams street thence thereby
soathcrly "a feet to tho place OF begin
ming be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Henry G. Conrad, and Sarah
L., his wife. and Joseph =. Richardson,
terra tenant, and 10 be sold by
ALvAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sheriff's onice. Wilmington. August "a.
1889.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
oERMak. tmERscAM
INsURANCE COMPANY,

formerly with Buck & Co, has been
transferred 20 Hawkins & Co., No. Tl2
Market street, and placed under their
control and manngmeut nom this date.
All now policies, renewals, endorse
ments, etc.. TO be valid, must have the
approval of the undersigned.
HAWKINS 4 Co.
Sep {. T-I2t. No. 7l2 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
pRivATE SALE.

aud bafn and other nece,s,ry ,'nr. ,l hoiE
situated one mile .Rst OF Lpn,lenis.,h Illia
Hnrden townsflp. Chester oantV Ass
iuiuinf James ilOllineswOtth, iir II & * ~
s.n .na a. n. seferis. one maif Ne ~. NJ,
II. j, BRAMBsRIy
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

NEW JERSEY AND WlLMlNulV.tS,
IN Ferry Company. Time, tanie Vsacc
Wilmington and pennsgrUNc IaAihS '"s''
Sunday, June %. 1850.
DAILY EXCEPT suNphf -
Leave Wilmington, King street nlerr, r,9t,.
4.t0, 2. 10 D. m, II no. 2. 30 .. III. atrlVT N,
grove 40. A.sa S.oo z. ~, l2'TS ~ 81,
5 90 p. IN. arrive Wilmington 6.1' VS.
M, AGO. s.Bs, 600 p. m.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave wilmington s,sa, 0.2l, 2.@ p ~
Io;iS 7.so a. r.: arrive pennssrI2ssy Pave e. i1b
grove 0 40, $40, a. M. j 60, hs, I,,I,yIoi
arrive Wilmington 7.lA. o. ., me- y, i,'t a,
leave Atlantic City so D. m, ,,, Nh fri
Passengers for Wilmingt9n may Ina',nnS ~ ySoI,t.
erh train frnin Pier. ware the sane M
King street. tThis boat will not run "O'
ior any bat Cape May parties, ,,st ANp,
je2o-eodtf superin'eN"ri.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

CIIERfTF's sALE.--By VIRTUE or
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Houpe, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleyenth utrpcts, In the city Of Wilmington.
New Castie County. Delaware.