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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-04-30

There is no drink so delicious and sparkling
pure aud wholesome, as thatmad from Hires
Improved Root Beer Package. Did you ever
try it 1t is one of the good things of this life
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-04-30

The greatest opportunity ever offered in
to read HIRscHMANs ad in this weeks paper
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-04-30

Our stock of Mating aud Carpets arc the
largestin the valley. and orr prices are far the
lowest. Window Shades to suit everybody, at
8. D. HIRsoHMAN s.. Co.'S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-04-30

We have inst received from a New York
manufacturer 20 pieces of ~ Floor Oil Cloth
same goods You pay. anywhere, Csc. yard.
Our price will be 20c. per yd
s. D. HIRsCuMAN 81 Co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-04-30

Call on them aud be convinced Of the supe-
rior quality of our beer.
The Trade euppljed By
JAMES 1fCGRAFH, Sole Ar.'k.
Harper's Ferry. ". Va Jtine 81 Is.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-04-30
FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS.

Within the last few days received gigantic stock of
these goods purchased from overloaded and Bankrupt Jobbe
y our Buyer IN Me-" YORK, who IS
on the alert with the ready cash to make purchases at
These goods will be offered
than oer dealers compelled topay Weforin-
stance, offering Mans Suspendr with nobbycord
four including white for
Boys Tennis Waists, all coIors, Underwear
low Mems White IIandkerchiefs
shape Derby Hat for So cts which you
for and so Special drives in Shoes, coarse and fine.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14
The Catholic Centennial.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 14.-The exer.
cises Of the Catholic Centennial closed
yesterday with the dedication of the d.
vinity School Building Of the new Catho-
lie University OF America. The ceremony
Of pleasing the building was performed
by Cardinal Gibbons, after which Pontl-
fcal Mass was celebrated in the chapel
by Archbishop satolli. Bishop Gilmour,
OF Cleveland. preached the sermon. liter
the services the prelates aud distinguish.
ell guests sat down TO a banquet. Car
diual Gibbons presided, and there were
present besides the prelates, Secretary
Blaine and several other Cabinet officers.
President Harrison and Vice President
Merton entered the dining hall soon after
the commencement OF the proceedings,
and the President made a brief address.
The toasts were responded to by Arch
bishop Satolli, Secretary Blaine, Cardinal
Taschereau, Cardinal Gibbons, Arch
bishop Ryan and John Boyle O'Reilly.
The next ceremony was the presentation
OF the bust OF st. Thomas Aquinss, the
gift of the Catholics OF Great Britain and
ireland, and the celebration closed with
the inaugural exercises OF the DIyinit,
School,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

AUGUSTA, Ky, Nov. l4.-After the
jollitlcation in this place Saturday night
some young Democratic enthusiasts
swung to the breeze rebel flag. 1t was
put on the high pole used by the Signal
Service. 1t was made of silk, two red
bars on either aide, with a white bar In
the middle. A blue corner, with thlr-
teen stars inclosed, made it complete,
The flag hung on the pole until yesterday
when 1t was torn down by members o
the Major Harris Post 5, Grand Army o
the Republic, who were loud in denounc
ing the outrage. There came near beinl
serious trouble over the affair. The pos
accused prominent tailoring establish
ment of having made the flag, and tn
accusation was personally resented by III
prOprie Crs.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

which 1t is sincerely hoped may con-
tinue. After the death Of President
Garrett it was generally supposed that
the comrsny would he broken up, and
the road pass into the hands OF Its
great rival, the Pennsylvania. For Q
time II did seem that such would be
the case, but now all danger has
parsed, and under the wise and con.
sentative policy of the present man.
sgement the road is in fair way to
regain Its former prestage, and become
even greater aud more prosperous
than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

Lot of Men Q Calf sewed, Button, seam
less, sizes 6-s-9-l0 worth q. co. Our
price only ei.2o.
Lot Of Mems Calf Hook lace, large
sizes 9-l0-snd IL, you pay elsewhere
S1.5O. Our price Csc.
Lot Of little Roys' calf hook lace school
shoes, sizes 10 and IL, very cheap o.. 90.
Our price Csc.
Lot Of Boys Calf Hook lace, sizes 2 and
3; price elsewhere Sl.40. Our price only
Doc. Another lot Boys tap sole hook lace
sizes to 8 Value si.5O. Our price 95c.
Lot Of Boys Calf Hook lace, high cut
seamless sizes II to ., will cost you at
other stores Sl.65. Our price only 81. 20.
Lot of Boys Kip Boots, sizes to 8 reg
ular price ~. Our price only tl.4O.
Lot Of Boys Kip Boots sizes s to s
worth ". Our price only $500.
Lot OF Mems Zip Boots largo sizes 9
to 10 fair price t.75. Our price 81.
Lot Of Mems Kip Boots extra long leg
sizes : TO IL regular price 1875. Our price
$3.50.
Lot OF Boys tip Boots sizes II to 10
regular price Sl.iO Our price Sl.OO.
Lot OF Little Boys Red top Boots solar
tips sizes y TO 10 will cost you elsew ere
Sl.25. Our price 80 cents.
Lot Of Mems Extra high grade kin
Boots, tap sole cheap enough at S4.25.
Our price only So.
1
Lot Of Mens's Beaver cloth Boots warm
lined actual value t2,75. Our price g..
Lot Of Mems Calf Boots that sell every.
where tor S3 we sell for 81.
Wepurchased this week big lot Of
high grade Lastn ;foxed kid Button fol-
Ladies sizes run small 2H-3X-4x
come are made by the celebrated Ziegler
Bros, Phila lelpdia, we bought them low
for spot cash, they range In sctual cost
from $l.75 10 81. so we will sell them out
at T5c and BLOC, there Is q small lot on
the q width hand made, perfect beauties
only $3.50, must be seen TO be appreclat-
ed.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

WOODBURY., N. j., Nov. 1S.-The last
scene In the Turnerville tragedy, the
murder of tn Hebrew peddler, Herman
seidemann, by Joseph N. Hillmau, was
enacted today in the east corridor of the
county jail, when Hillman ,xplated his
crime on the gallows. Professional
Hangman James Van Hise, of Newark,
who conducted the Durham execution
at this place, was also in charge of this
execution. Unfortunately, his services
In this instance did not prove as success
ful as on the former occasion, the eXecu.
tion being bungling and causing a most
pitidble scene.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

whether In children or adults, should not
be neglected; and improper glasses, pro-
cured by guesswork, or misfilted by some
one incompetent, should be strictly
guarded against as Injurious to both
health and eyes. No cause for this now,
as this will afford an opportunity to all to
have their eyes examined free of charge,
and If required to be fitted with specta-
Giles Of superior quality, at moderate
cost, as may be proper, to remedy every
optical defect, no matter how seemingly
severe, apply at once to Professor Well,
manufacturing and consulting optician
9O5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

BALTIMORE, Md, No. 14.-Yesterdsy,
Judges Bond and Norris, In passing upon
the demurrer to the general indictment
embracing eighteen of the Nayassa
Island laborcrs, charged as principals and
accessories in the murder of the five
white officers at the island, on September
18th, ruled that in the discretion OF the
Court It was deemed advisable tina. the
murderers Of each of tue officers be
charged in separate indictments. Dis
triCt A ttorney Hayes, under this ruling,
will have five new indictments found by
the Grand Jury, probably to morrow,
and the trials viii begin Tuesday next.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

a CAREFUL CANVASS among leading
men OF this city shows that there is q
ger eral feeling that Mayor Harrington
should not accept the resignation OF
Chief OF Police Swiggett Not only
Republicans but Democrats were inter.
viewed in reference to this matter, and
the opinion seemed to be general that
while he had erred he did it unthnk-
ingly aud without understanding the
law, but that as he has now made all
tn, reparation in his power this should
be passed by, and nothing further said
concerning it. Mr.. Swiggett has made
Il very efficient officer, and we believe
that he will he still more jealous in the
discharge of his duty in the future than
he has been in the past. The course
pursued by the REPUBLICAN in refer
ence TO this very unpleasant ms tier
has been approved by at least eighth
ienths OF the people, and while we
have not had the slightest hesitation
in saying that Chief Swiggett done
wrong, we now feel equally free to say
that he has atoned for it by every
means In his power, and that we sin
eerely hope be will not insist on his
resignation being accepted,
We do not, however, agree with the
morning paper that no one could be
found who would be as efficient as he
has been, as we have no doubt but
there are many men in this city who
would make equally as good chief as
Mr.. Swiggett but at the same time we
believe the majority OF the people OF
this city would like very much 10 see
him finish his term. We have every
personal consideration possible for
Chief Swiggett, but when 1t was sho wn
that he had erred In the administration
OF the duties Of his position we were
among the first to condemn him. Fol
this certain so-called Republican
paper took US to task, and alleged thai
We were trying to split the party, bu
II the only way the Republican party
can be held together is by framing
lame excuses and condoning the OF
lenses of its members who may hole
official position, the sooner it is spill
into ten times ten thousand fragment
the better 1t will be for this countr,
and the citizens.
We never have, neither do we pro
pose to cover up by long and meaning
ingless editorials the delinquencies o
any Republican official, as we expec
more and better things from then
than we do from Democrats. Blu
when d man who has done wrong
does as Mr.. Swiggett has done, an
freely admits 1t, we will be among tn
first 10 take him by the hand as W
know full well: THAT to err is human
TO forgive divine" Therefore W
hope that Chief Swiggett's resignatio
will be returned to him marked "nc
accepted" and that he will be col
tinued in office until the end of MayC
Harrington's term.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

THE Democrats at Augusta, Ken
lucky, held a jollification meeting last
Saturday night, and became so enthu-
siastic that they showed their true sen
,iments by hosting a rebel flag. This
incident serves to show the feelings Of
Southern Democrats, who still are al
lied TO the Lost Cause" and are firm
believers In secession. The flag was
flung to the breeze on signal service
pole and remained until yesterday,
when II was torn down and destroyed
by members of the Grand Army.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14
YOUR EAR FOR A MINUTE

Lot OF Ladies' Fine Kid Button, Opera
or Common senso Toe, worth tl.75. Our
price only u.
Lot OF Ladies' Fine Glove Top Button,
small sizes, az, 0, 81, regular price,
$3.50. Our price only tl.25.
Lot OF Ladies' Fine Pebble Button. the
celebrated Day sewed Shoe. Has per-
fectly smooth inner sole, like handmade
shoes. Slzes to o. Cost you elsew here,
t25 Our price, only $3.50.
Lot OF Ladies' Genuine French Kid
Button Common Sense Toe. sizes TO 81.
This Ia rare bargain. Other stores
charge $3.50. Our price, 81.
The next lot won't stay with us long nj
the price. Ladies' Genuine Kangaroo OF
Mat Kid Button, square toe, ID. g. L.
last. Sizes ) to i4. Would cost you al
other stores $3.50 and a. Our price
only 81.
Lot OF Ladies' Genuine Calf Kid Top
very fine, square toe, flexible sewed, II
& Z. last, sizes, ~ to q. Real value.
$3.50. Our price, only ".
Still another astonisher. Small lot OIL
Ladies' very fine straight goat button,
| square toe, flexible sewed, size ~ TO g.
Fair price, $3.50. Our price, only e.. so.
All the above lots are prime goods
made by one OF the beat manufacturers In
PHILADELPHIA. We guarantee every pair
Lot OF Misses Pebble Button, heel and
spring heel, school shoe. Good as any IN
town AZ SIPS. Our price, Sj cents.
Lot of Misses Kill Button, heel OIL
spring heel, cheap enough at $3.50. OuI
price, only 81.
Lot of Misses Kid high cut Button
General price, 81. Our price, only 81. 20
Lot of Misses Solar Tip Button, hee
or spring heel. Other stores sell fol
Sl.2O. Our price, 95 cents.
Lot OF Ch,ldren's solar Tip Button
heel and spring heel. Usual price, 81
Our price, 40 cents. Slzes 3 to IL.
Lot of Children's Bolar Tip Button
Sizes to ~. Regular price, 81. oul
price, as cents.
Lot of Children's Kid and Pebble
wedge heel, Button. Sizes 81 TO s,
Worry cheap at 6o cents. Our price, Al
cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14
JAS. 7. MUILIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers. Wilmington


4
In New Garden Township, Chester CO.,
Pa, on Lancaster Turnpike, II miles
from Wilmington Del, and within ~
miles of two Railroad stations, con
tanning 100 acres Of lard in high state of
cultivation, well watercd, plenty OF
timber, large stone dwelling, pleasantly
situated. Substantial stone and frame
barn with shedding attached and stab
ling under to accommodate 40 head OF
stock. Carriage, Cart and Hog house,
Grannary, CorncIibs etc, Tenant house.
These buildings are all in good rcpnir.
School house nearby. This farm Is easily
worked being nearly level, and the
buildings well located. Good home
market for products of farm. Album.
dance of fruit in variety,
Also II acres Joining the above and
fronting on Turnpike, also III acres al,
joining the eleven, OF choice laud in
good condition. The two last tracts OF
luud above named will be sold separate
or together to suit purchaser. Greater
portion Of purchase money can remain
secured. Ifnot sold by the 18th month
will be for rent. Address John G. Will
| son, New Garden T.. o., Chester Co.. Pa
or l.. X. u REEN, Kenneth sqahrc Pa.
lO-2tu&th -lRtdStwt
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

THE decline OF the knights of Labor
Is shown in the fact that three years
ago there were one hundred thousand
members in New York city, but to.
day there are but five thousand. This
decrease has been caused by the Jolly
of the members, who have allowed
Themselves to be led by too many false
leaders. There have been too many
"walking delegates" who have ordered
causeless strikes, that HAYS Injured the
men engaged in them more than any
one else. Under the lead of these
demagoGues, who no doubt made a
good thing TOR themselves out OF the
order, it became demoralzed, and
from being power in the land it has
now become nonentlty. The time
was when the Knights OF Labor could
have been Of vast deal OF benefit to
every worlIingman, but that day has
passed, and il is only question OIL
q very short time before the organiza
ton will cease 10 exist. This mas moi
been accomplished by the power o
capital, but by causeIcss strikes, sense
less boycatts and other fatal mistakes
OF It's mkmbers
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

THE BuNoLING execution OF Joseph
NJ. HilIman at Woodbury., n, j =, yes.
terday, shows that some other means
besides hanging should be adopted in
intlicting the death penalty. Whether
or not electricity will answer this pur.
pose remains TO be seen as it has not
yet been officially tried on a human
being. 1t is certainly bad enough TO
be obliged to take mans life with
out subjecting him TO torture, but in
the case Of Hillman, on account OF the
moose not being properly adjusted, it
became necessary for the hangman to
ascend the scaffold and Ieadjust il
around his neck TO stop his shrieks,
but even then it was July fifteen min.
utes before he died OF slow strangula
zion. This is horrible and something
that should not be permitted in civi
lized country. II would be far better
10 use the guillotine and end man
misery at once by taking of his head
than it is to butcher in this cruel and
inhuman manner.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

CiNCINNATI, o., Nov. l4-The Off
clal election returns from all counties in
Ohio show that, with the exception oil
Governor, all the Republican ticket il
elected.
Dies MONIES, Nov. l4.-Oticial returns
OF the vote OF 90 OF the 50 counties IN
Iowa, with an unofficial return from the
remaining county, give a plurality for
Boies, Democrat, for Governor, OF 5,S0i.
The whole Republican ticket, except
ing nearly as high as 1000.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

ATLANTA, Ga, Now 14-At yester-
day'a session OF the Knights of Lapor in
this city tie words "Cf America" were
dropped from the name Of the organiza-
ton, making it simply the KNIGHTS OF
Labor. TGis was done at the request OF
Assembly No. POS, of Birmingham, Egg.
land. The addresses OF Messrs. Powderly
and Hayes were submitted.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

Coal and wood, -four and feed, Lehigh
coal Sehuylkill coal, Lee coal. All grades
of spring and winter wheat flour Min
nesota -four, Hungarian flour, Leafs -four,
in barrels or half barrels. All kinds OF
mill feed at mill prices. Oak or pine
kindling wood in blocks or split Care
full drivers and 22i0 lbs. TO the ton guar
anteed. Office, yard and warehouse, ST.
West Front street. Telephone 500.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

A gentleman whose sight was so weak
lie couo not see 10 recognize an object
but lew feet from him. after using ous
bottle OF DIR. simms' Eye Cure, could tell
all object across the street. We know oil
several cases OF this kind during the
week. 1t is the great sight preserver. %
and so cents. 4th aud King.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

THE bazaar that is now being held
in Institute Hall for the benefit OF the
Homeopathic Hospital, is well worthy
the patronage OF the public. The ball
Is fitted up in an attractive manner
and no more pleasant place can he
found for spending an afternoon or
evening. The booths are in charge OF
handsome young ladies, and every
thing possible is being done by those
having the matter in charge TO make it
a success. The proceeds will be used
for the benefit Of the hospital, and as
this is the case, the enterprise is en-
titled to and should receive a generous
support. The hospital has already
been the means of doing vast deal OF
good in this community, and with the
help and assistance OF the public its
sphere of usefulness can be greatly ex,
tended. Every one now has an oppor
iuniiy to assist by patronizing the
bazaar, aud it is hoped that the oppor
unity may be improved.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

THE sixty.,hird annual report of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
has just been issued, and shows that
the gross earnings for the pact year
were $21, 1903 COL, and the expenoes
ga s10.S4i, letving the net earnings
s6,402 1917 This is "a gratifying in
sTeass In the business of this company,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

Gentlemen will be admitted to the res
taurant of the bazaar, at the Institute
Hall, without the purchase Of an admis-
sion Cket, between the hours. of II to
p. m. each day, in order that they may
procure lunch IL they desire to do SO.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14
WE ARE ONLY TOO WILLING
That You Should Compare Our
FOOTWEAR and PRICES

With those of any other dealer, and then decide
whether you can do any better elsewhere.
We are willing because we know we have the clinch
on other buyers We sell less because buy for less
Remember our old established rule Of exchange. Ii
what you buy here does not suit fit return have
changed, or get your money back.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14
4 GENTLEMAN

Said he was surprised to
know that we carried so
many goods, and Won
dered what we would
ever do with all the Suits
and Overcoats we had in
store. He thought ! t
would be impossible for
a man or boy to want any
kind ola Suit or an Over
coat that they could not
find with US. Now the
facts are there is scarcely
a day we do not get in
new lots. To-day we ex.
pect to open a big lot Of
Overcoats for Men, for
Boys, and for Children,
We bought them because
they were cheap don't
understand that they are
low-priced trashy stuff,
they are good, stylish
garments, cut in the lat
est style, and will be sold
quickly at our prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

commence with a cough, cold or sore
throat. browns Bronchial T,oches"
give immediate relief Sold only in boxes.
Price Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

DRlVAIE SALE-TU CLOSE AN E5
Il tate, about 90 acres OF land, finely To-
Gated, In New Castle county, Delaware,
Carpenter station, On the Baltimore auu Ohio
railroad, at which u traisB stop daily, il
miles from Philadelphia and from LINING
ton. This land viii be sold In lots TO suit pur-
Chasers. Call on or address Il EORG n Ill DN-
ALL, Executor, Media, Delaware county, Pa.
oIg-tn, thu, "a. Ct
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14
n HE vIcT0E COUn-.

HE NICIUh LUOh.
-. We have received lot OF New Style
victor Cook in its new dress. 1t Is a
beauty ANA never fails to give satisfnc-
tiOn. " q oilcr them at the lowest cash
prices and tho new Cappilo hole
range with dirt damper and regulating
slide damper, This stove has also been
newlyhtted up in the latest style, giving
u splendid appearance and places it in
'front.' rank of cook stoves Ia all that
constitutes Il first.class baker. Call and
examine our stock Mt
TIE PICKLES STOYE& HEATER Co.
800 ShiplCY st.,
Wilmington, Del.
sZ3-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

Jerseys In q little. price cS.
clone We never heard Of
such goods for so little. You
wouldn't hear of these If
manufacturers never went
wrong, Full lines oil sizes
in every lot
One lot flne Black Jerseys, cashmere fin
ished, silk faced and sewed, tailor
made, tl.2b from $1.75.
mere finished, vest front, silk faced
and sewed, tailor made, 81. so from
S225.
One lot fine Black French Jerseys, cash
| mere finished satin faced and silk
sewed, tailor made, tl.S5 from $3.50.
One lot of fne Black French Jerseys.
cashmere finished, tailor made, silk
sewed, bound with silk braid, satin
faced, 81 from $3.50.
Ono lot fine imported silk and Cashmere
Jerseys,
SO for IS s. for IS
SO fortS $3.50 for 81
IS for "a 50 for Is
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Four
elevators.
Do you realize, madame,
what sort OF a Dress Goods |
gathering we have :
II you want a stuff at 2sc, |
or 37Ic. or SOC, or 75c, or
81, or at any other price up |
to the creamiest quality that
crosses the sea, we have 1t !;
and not simply one lone. lorn
piece Of 1t, heaps, if it is a sort
that It's wise tor you to buy.
Would you rather pick
from such a stock, or from a
lean lot pinched in every
thing but prices ?
The Dress Goods part OF
the store is at it's fullest now.
You can put in an hour
. there and see a new Winter
stuff for almost every clock
tick. Prices are awry like
! this:
: 40 inch silk and-wool bas,
/. ket-weave Plaids, r oyally
g rich In colorlngs. some witt
ombre effects, 75c ; the STA!
quality.
It 4o-inch Broken Plaids
;, with every stripe that form
, the plaid hair-llned with
:, contrasting silk, 65c; the S
. quality.
/ 4o-inch Alma Envers,
y Y 6ne Surah twill. hard, clos
y surface, 75c: zoe ncvey hear
D, of ii nnaer 81. All stree
shades.
4o.inch French Sebasto
ises pol, soc; the 75e qualety.
N y. 4o-inch French Aim
ns Cloth, Soc; tie 81 qnalit,
al 4o-inch all-wool CAST
x mere, soc: best quaht
is aOstgM and eOIOrs we kno'
s ss OF at the price.
u; And yet hundreds ft
more money or less, an
each one is we'll wor;
y. your thought.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

Lot OF lined Lace and Button Shoes ior
Ladies.
All the desirable grades Of Mems Womens and
Chldrens Rubber Boots and Shoes. Woonsocket Good.
year, Glove, New Brunswick.
We want you to take look at our new shoe for
Mems wear, for $225; all solid leather calf white oak
soles. We guarantee every pair.
For S2.5o we give you fine cali, smooth inner sole
Like hand made SHOE No better In for $3.2 S.
We don't ask you to take word but to let the goods
speak for themselves. Come see them at
Daily Republican., 1889-11-14
RUOF PAINT
MADEFRoM PURE OXIDE OF lAN

We have successfully 500
this paint for the past SIX year. ais
and proven all that We cIaIn
Tor it, that it will stop leaks, pre- ,a.
serve the tin, resist atmosphere ],
decay, covers more square ~. ~
of surface for less money s sr'
wears better than any ~
CALLED Metallic Pants "
the market.