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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23
TUESDAY. July e3, 1889.

THE NEXT ELECTION will be one of
the most important ever held in this
State, and il is for the Republicans
themselves to say whether or not they
will gain victory. There will be
Governor, Congressman, members of
the Legislature, members of the Levy
Court, a Sheriff ind Coroner to be
elected, and if the majority OF these
officers are not Republicans, the mem.
bers OF that party will have nc one but
themselves to blame. On q full vote
New Castle County is Republican, and
as we have full assessment this year,
all the Republicans have TO do, es
.pecially those in this city, is to pay
their tax and then secure the right 10
vote. The collectors are now sitting
for the purpose OF receiving taxes from
all v no apply, and ii Is much easier
matter to pay them now than II will be
In few months hence. Those who
do not pay before March will be re
turned as errors and DISTINGUISHED for
OF least two years.
The only way by which the Demo
Gratis can hope to carry the State In
1890 lie by DISTINGUISHING Republicans,
consequently they will deprive every
one that they possibly can OF the right
to vote. II the Republicans will do
their duty now, and then, when the
time comes, nominate good men for
the various positions they can ell, CT
every one OF them. Sussex County
has broken the chains with which she
was bound for years, and can be relied
upon in the future as sure for the Re
publican ticket, and New Castle Coun-
ty can be made just as sure, but with
a much larger majority. VIII the
Republicans Of this city and county
act now by securing their tax receipts
and make the result certain, or will
they continue to decay until II is too
late' A Republican victory in 1890
means constitutional reform and the
elevation of the Diamond State from
the quagmire in which 1t is held by
Bourbon rule. Therefore, let every
man do his duty now, as though the
result depended on his individual vote.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
AYMOND'0
VACATION
ExCuRaIONG.
All Travelling Expenses Included.
ADJUSTMENTS.
I AUGUST TQuRS

Parties will leave Philadelphia on different
dates in August for excursions of from eight
to sixteen days, with Visits u the leading re-
sorts OF New England Canada and the Middle
states, in cluding the Hudson River, Saratoga,
Lake George, Lake ChamnlNin, Ausahle
Chasm, Montreal, the st. Lawrence and sague-
nay Rivers, Quebec, Falls Of Mon tmoTenei,
Lake Memphremkgog, LAKE, IT. JonN ASD
THE sUREOUEpIs0 WILDERNESS, the Iehlgh
Valley. hanch Chrnk, the Vale Of Wyoming.
Watkins Glen. NisRara Falls, the Thousand
Islands, the Gree Mountains etc,
sECuSD AND LAST TOUR TO THE YELLOW
sIONk NATIONAL PARK september y.
EXCURSIONS To TIE FACiTiC kONTHwRsT
AND CALIFORNIA september pRud October IL
EXCURSIONS DIRECT TO SourHkRN CALI
FohSIA-September ami October IL.
As-send for descriptive clrculsrs. desifnht-
irR whether the hook OF 'Sevtu August
Trips, = the YELLOWSTONE National Park Tour,
or the California Excursions is desired.
RAYMOND a. wHITCOMB. III south
Ninth Street, under Continental
Hotel, PhilndelPhin,pa PA. IBeud3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

The perfume of Yiolets, the purity of
the lily, the glow oi the rose, hnd the
Lush o. ii he combine In PoHzonrs won
arou. Powder.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23
2Ox3l Inches 20 cents.
2lx3l inches, - cents.
2SX3l inches, ~ cents.

Adjustable Screens, "a
inches high; will fit any
window without amateur
carpenter work. IS cents.
A lot Of damaged Screens
at IS cents each; several
sorts.
Russian Bowls, made by
the Tartars and traded tor
food. The waterproof lac
quer is a secret. Ten sizes
10 to SIS cents. They are
scarce and hard to get.
This lot has come direct
from st. Petersburg.
Basement. nortl Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Are your boys and girls
ready for it? Have you fitted
them and yourself with outing
shoes2 Shoes for seashorc or
country, for field sports and
boating, light weight boots and
slippers for indoor wear, for
men, boys, women and chill
drcn.
Tan and russell color, goat, but
ton shoes.
Tan and russell color, goat, pat
cnt vamp, button shoes.
Ian and russell color, goat, Ok.
ford tics.
Tan and russell color, goat, Ok
ford ties, patent vamp.
Tan and russell color, goat, OK
ford ties, patent tip.
Fine Paris Kid, Oxford ties, MI
randa tics and slipper
Tan and russell, OXiord ties, for
men and boys.
Tan and russell high hoolI-lacc
for men and boys.
Canvas shoes al colors.
Bicycle and Tennis shoes.
Tan and Garnet wigwam shoes
for men, women, boys and
girls.
Drop in and sec thc big as,
sortmcnt at the small prices fol
quality.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

DUBLIC SALE
l. or
REAL ESTATE
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
i will sell at public sale, on the premises, at
Elan, Delaware County, Ia, alt my real es-
tate aud personal property,
ON TUESDAY, JULY 80, 1850.
Mt o,clock N m sbarp

att O'Clock D. M, sharp,
Consisting OF nine acres Of ground OF excellent
quality, beautifully located and convenient to
schools and churches, mile from Brandy wine
summit station, and 1--we minutes walk from
the Brandywine summit camp ground. The
Improvements consist of three frame houses.
with six rooms In each, with pOrches, back
kitchens, aud we'll OF good water in each kit
chen; new wheelwriRbt and blacksmith shops.
doing paying business frame barn and she'd
dug. gram house and other Outbuiliings.
There Is abundance oil fruit, such as cherries,
graIos. apples, pears OF the choicest Kind,
peaches, pllms aprlcots, and tIee trees OF
English walnuts, bearing frsit Terms easy,
Also on the same day on the premises Will
sell all my petsonal property, Consisting OF
horse. thoroughbred jersey COW, a lot Of
lckens, two-stAled extension top phston.
Germantown carriage, nearly new; mill
wagon, farm wagon, buggy, .rts OF new
running gears 2-seRted twell-hody sleigh,
2single swell-hody tieiRhs, l butchers sleigh.
All OF the above sleishs are new. Also stock
and tools In wheelwriRht and blacksmith
shops; lumber, and many other articles,
1erms-All sums un der SIS cash; on all over
That amount crCdit Of four months, on :pur-
chaser giving a bhnksble note with approved
security. CHARLES II. WILLIAMS.
jyE.3td-2tw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

ANOTHER large industry Is about to
be removed from the North and 10.
Gated in the South. Not long ago
q large iron works was transferred
from Trenton, n. j., to Tennessee,
and now the Patterson Cotton Mills Of
Chester are about 10 be taken to Rock
Hill, S. G. These mills run len
thousand spindles and furnish EN-.
ployment TO large number OF hands,
consequently their removal will be a
serious loss to the people OF Chester
The Charleston News and Courier, in
speaking OF this matter, says;
THE owners Of the mill retain their
Interest in it, but place It on ground that
II can hold sgaiust the competition of the
world, as long IS cotton grows aud cot
ton goods are in demand. The people Of
the district TO wh eli the uill is rcmoys
secure at once an important gdlltiuu u
their indusTle', aud secure, besides, the
great advantage Of the long experience
OF the new-cem rs III the manufacture
In which they engage together"
The only object in removing these
large industries TO the South is the
fact that material and labor CEN be OBJ.
tanned cheaper than in the Moth, but
II should not be forgotten that as in.
dustries multiply and increase in that
section, there will be corresponding
increase in the price of labor, and
therefore these removals may not
prove as advantageous Us expected.
THE DEsERrIoSs from The United
6tgtes Army have Lec0me so numer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23
IsaE fsalz1E $500.

Excursion Fare Iuzi-2 Hours.
tl.O ellours at sea Shor
A TLANTIC CITY VIA NEW JERSEY
West Jersey Railroads. Commencing on SUM
day June Nth and on sundays only, boat will
leave king street pier at !. 30 a. H., connecting
With train which will leave Atlantic City at
w. lnh, m. Returning train will LEAVE ATTAIN
Tic CITY, at ~. M, reaching Wilmington at
Z. 80 =. IN.
Fare for round trip, sl.5' This route will
give excursionlsts hours at sea shore. Tick
or ~ ~ ~ -, inc on pier "a,
for special excursions TO this delightful sea
side resort. The boat can be chartered for
% a, q. McCAusLAND. Superintendent
BOW Ess BRIGGS. Gen'l. Pass. Agt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

For Chester and Philadelphia, commencing
june lbth. Leave Fourth st. wharf daily,
SUNDAYS ineludedl, at 100 and 10 81 a. M
leo, 4. rs and 0, IS y. m.
For Marcus Hook, 30 a. m. and AIS y. IN,
7.soand 10 az M IN ~ ana A.. /, m"n,t al
On sundays o. m, boat conDccts with At
lsntlc city train. Tickets for round trip also.
For gale on boat.
Telephone. No. 81. iel3
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

% pieces at 10 cents from 12J,.
l2l pieces at l2l5 cents from il.
los pieces at 10 cents from 20.
West # main aisle, south of centre.
Permanent insurance
against mosquitoes at almost
nothing tor premium. Star
Window Screens, which can
easily be fitted to any win.
dow:
The morning news., 1889-05-05

A TTENTIoN, HEAL ESTATE OWNERS. --
~ We pay speca attention TO the collection
OF rents, and think you VIII hLd It 70 your later.
est 70 place your property 10 our hands. ROW
LAND a MYERS. Real Estate Agents i02 Bay
The morning news., 1889-05-05
EoHoEs FROM EFFINaHAM.
How Springfield Enjoyed May Day
News Notes from Guyton. =

How Springfield Enjoyed May Day
News Notes from Guyton. 3
The tournament of the Effingham Hussars
came off at Springfield on Wednesday last
and, notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather, very large crowd greeted the
gallant hussars as they made their appear
ance in their handsome uniform. 1t has
long been the custom of this company TO
celebrate and welcome May day, and their
friends turned out en- nldSse. The rain in
terfered with the tournament, but the gayly
decked soldiers breasted the storm and car
ried out the programme. Private Ben
Exley was the winner Of the first prize and
Sergt. VIM. Green won the second. The
victors did not win the prizes until after a
close contest.
After the tournament the members
assembled in their hall, where Capt. Stubs
presented the prizes in a neat little speech.
bountiful spread was laid in the Mess
hall, and the ladies had the tables loaded
down with edibles SO varied as to suit the
most epicurean taste. All were invited to
partake, and from the appearance of the
tables they must have injoyed this rare
treat. While all this was going on a COM
mittee of ladies was busy at the court
house preparing to entertain the crowd at
night with a most del ghtful exhibition,
which consisted of music, local and instru-
mental, charades, essays and dialogues.
One OF the interesting features Of the en-
tertainment was the celebrated fan drill by
the ladies, which was almost faultless, and
was very pleasing and amusing. In fact,
all the selections we're good and charmiugly
rendered.
The next gathering At Springfield will be
held early in June, and will be q Sunday
school celebration by all the schools in the
county. This win be an occasion where the
children will predominate. The county
dinner, or Farmers day, will engage the
average citizen after Childreu's day. These
meetings Of the farmers which are held an
nually, are looked forward to with interest,
and all delight to attend, and vie with each
other in making each succeeding gathering
more charming than its predecessor.
Gen. John c. Davant, one Of Carolinas
most chivalrous sons. is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Bostick, and brother, Col. K. j..
Davant, at Guyton.
DR.. S. j. Lanier is remodeling his resi-
dence to conform to the latest style Of
modern architecture.
Guytoniaus, and indeed all this section,
are preparing to invade Savannah this
week to attend the drummers' festival
The Central railroad will keep on sale
tickets at reduced rates, and it is expected
that large numbers will take ADVANTAGE of
this and visit the city. The "shoofy" will
be tested to its utmost capacity to carry the
ctowus who will attend The little folks
here had a weeks rest from school disci-
pine, and many regret the vacation is not
prolonged, 50 they can see some of the
sights to be displayed by the drummers.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

When one of them desires a wife from
his own land he sends soiled left-band
glove to some male friend. This cOnsti-
tutes, a power of attorney and the friend
selects a suitable wife, marries her in the
name of the absent lover and sends her on
her wedding journey alone to join her hus-
band.
In some portions of Western Africa
native who wants wife is obliged to seek
the "ptlaver house." where he talks
the matter over with elders and
'fetich men, Then be is granted
admission to the presence Of
the parents of the lady in qlesr ion to whom
he displays presents aud money-and If
they are satisfied, after much more ''pala-
ver,n he is allowed to take his bride away,
evidently, without asking her consent.
The Indian IN learning his fate from his
mistress, carries a lighted torch to her
cabin. Should the maiden blow out the
torch she accepts the offered VOWS, but If sh e
wells herself without extinguishing it she
refuses his love.
Chataubriand tells of the lover Of Atata,
who gave her a necklace Of nine beads.
Three red ones for his love-thres violet
ones for his fears-three blue cnes for his
hopes.
A gentleman who was in correspondence
with lady of my acquaintance sent her a
piece of cardboard inclosed 10 letter.
and requested her to perforate II with
her engagement fngerh and return to
him.
There is pretty poem which represents
the lover informing his sweetheart that he
is to be married. She pales, chokes, tries to
congratulate him-and in the midst of her
tell-tale confusion he laughingly adds
THAT is hope am, though the lady has
not yet consented"
A cute lover he-and the sweetheart, not
one whit less cunning regains her color and
answers brightly: "Why how odd, too am
to be married" A delicious proposal and
engagement that.
Personally do not think man should
ever propose, be should dispose. He should
never say "Will you be my wifer he
should be 50 sure and positive Of success that
be could say "You will be my wife" Even
setting the date and certain that she would
gladly acquiesce TO bis commands. Bat
man must be "a born lover and ruler to be
able TO do this.
4 wife, like a kiss, should be asked for
with the eyes alone--and then when con-
sent is evident, should be taken without un-
necessary Questions or delay.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

The regular schedule IF the Tybee road
will be withdrawn on May 7, 8 and and
hourly trains run between the city aud
Tybee. No family excursions will be run
this week.
The stockholders of the Talbotton rail
road held their annual meeting in 7 lbot-
ton last week. The affairs Of the road were
reported in a very satisfactory condition,
though no dividend was declared. The
following directors were elected for the en-
suing year: Messrs. w. j. Weekes, G. j.
Thornton, w. X Dennis, McCormic Neal
and T, NJ. Gibson. Immediately after the
election, the directors met for organization
The following officers were elected: T. NJ.
Gibson, president; S. w. Thornton, sscre-
tary and treasurer. Mr.. Thornton was also
appointed superintendent Of the road.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
MERCHANTS May WEEK.
Appel & schaul.
SAVANNAH, Ga, MAY,

SAVANNAH, Ga, May, 1889.
The weather to-day will likely be fair, fol
lowed by Merchants May week.
Appel & Schaul-Common sense and per-
sonal interest are the agents that send hun
dreds of buyers to Appel & Schaul, One
Price C.othiers, for best made goods, at
lowest prices, of course.
This weeks offerings include q magnifi-
cent line of Young Mel's Suitings in Chew
lots, Cassmeres, Cloths, Wide Wales, d.
agonals, Corkscrews, ia all the latest and
newest patterns and styles, high-toned
textures and harmonious trimmings.
YOU SEE,
Appel & Schaul-If you only knew what
wonderful purchasing power, sl3 so to
SIS 90 has, examine our line of Mems Suits
and note its value-fnest imported weay-
ings. exclusive patterns in many instances,
latest wrinkles in trimmings, and many of
those little colceits that make our clothing
SO popular and seryiceable. Note our
50 75, 50 SO aud $40 90 suits.
FURNISHINGS.
Appel &5 Schaul-Rich stock of elegant
silk Londonl Neckwear at 29c., uniform
p. ice soc. All the requisites and comforts
Of a Gentleman's Wardrobe.
APPEL a SCHAUL.
One Price TO All.
1853 Congress street.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
Don't Experiment

You cannot afford to waste time in ex-
perimenting when your lungs are in danger,
Consumption always seems, at first, only a
cold. Dc not permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap imitation OF Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, but be sure that you get
the genuine. Because he can make more
profit he may tell you he has something just
as good, or Just the same. Don't be deceived,
but insist upon getting DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, which is guaranteed TO give relief
in all Throat, Lung and Chest affections.
Trial bottles free at Lippman Bros drug
store. Large bottles ST.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

Now this is the most absurdly untruthful
statement possible. The consummating or
breaking of any marriage arrangement af-
fects not only the parties concerned, but
whole neighborhoods, and often whole ma
tons Of unborn people.
am sure the Eyes" spoken or written
BY the grandmother of George Washington
to her proposing lover left its distinct mark
upon two worlds.
Had the great-grandfather of Guiteau
been rejected by the woman he married, it
is not probable that from any other mar
rags, either might thereafter have con-
tracted, would have descended such an alb
normal monstroSity.
1t requires gene ations to produce a re-
rGarkably great or remarkably bad being,
and no matter if we can account for Ger
tain tendencies as the direct result of pre-
atal Influences, yet the character which
OveTcomes or is overcome by prenatal iu-
flecces must be inherited from generations
of ancestors.
In every marriage contracted to-day
there is a possibility that some defendants
therefroln during the next century may be
a Beethoven OF Guy Fawk; an Abraham
Lincoln or Pigott. Therefore how can any
man declare that his marriage is a wholly
personal affairl And how can we be blamed
II "e are somewhat curious regarding the
manner in which men propose marriage9
Wien a very small girl the over-supply
Of romance in my nature made me very in
Q isitive upon this subject-at an age when
! should have thought only of dolls and
nursery tales. Dolls were inanimate and
nursery tales unsatisfactory, and / turned
eagerly to the human beings about me for
Information. l questioned my mother, my
married sister, and my other female
relatives, regarding the manner in
ULich they had received aud re-
pied to this great proposition,
and it was with vexation and chagrin,
that | found my question parried by one
AM all. Tney could and would tell me
wnea and under what circumstances
they met their life partners; they
could and would tell me many
delightful anecdotes connected with
the couTtshlp, and doubtless, they could,
but would not, tell me the words in which
the great question was propounded.
Finding all cross-exanination of my ell
dars Useless, | began TO dream of the time
when | should be old enough to receive a
proposition Of marriage myself. | set the
proper age al IL and imagined all possible
romautc situations in which cavalier
mounted upon black charger always fig
ured. But two or three years before |
reached even the dignity of teens" the
duilest and homeliest boy at school in
formed me on the play ground, in presence
OF another girl, that his father had recently
purchased large tract of land upon which
u9use Tor himself was to be erected even
Iualiy, and thea won't you marry me and
Keep NY house" he inquired bluntly.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
FOR Observation-Disclosures

LNOR RENT OR SALE, a farm with comfort
l. able house, convenient to station, twenty
miles from city Cali on or address T. NJ.
EDWARDS. Eden, Ga.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

WANTED, parties having property which
w they Wish 10 dispose OF quickly and At
highest prices 10 place same with US. ROW.
LAND g. MYERS, Real Estate Agents, i09 Bay
street.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
X. ~ NV(N'E


All women like more or less romance in
the situation when they receive proposal
once knew a lady to refuse man because
he proposed to her at a restaurant table
amidst the clatter Of dishes, the odor of
soup, the close proximity of waters.
"A man of any taste would have waited
until We had left the table at all events"
she said.
Let man be refined by instinct and
strong in character aud the bolder he is,
even to daring in his manner of wooing the
surer he will be of success
l often wish | could tell some things |
know in regard to this matter concerning
my sex, to the eligible young men of my
acquaintance. But then it never would do,
and the young men VINO have to be told are
not those who could keep the prize they
might win.
Tradition tells us that Abraham had
never lifted his eyes to the face of his wife,
Sarah, and did not know how beautiful she
was until one day he saw her charms re-
Elected in the water as they walked beside
the river
How so timid a man ever managed to
propose marriage is a mystery only second
to how Sarah could accept so bashful a
lover 1t is told in the book of Genesis
that Jacob kissed Rachael by way of intro
ducing himself and then lifted up his voice
and wept. After this occurrence. he pro-
posed to serve seven years for her before
taking her to wife.
was always disappointed in Jacob, that
he did not fulfill the character which his
first manly assurance indicated aud boldly
demand Rachael for his wife Immediately
after kissing her. He would have won her
at once if he had tried.
Scharbel obliged, by force Of will, Bal
apis. the Queen of Saeba, aqd the most
beautiful. woman in the world, TO marry him.
Evidently the lady was not of my mind in
that matter as she killed him on their we'd
ding day.
The young men Of Holland go in great
numbers to Dutch India 10 engage IN COM
nercial affairs. They have a truly left
handed manner of proposing marriage.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
LEMON ELIXIR.
a Pleasant Lemon DRINK.

A Pleasant Lemon Drink.
For biliousness and constipation, take
lie non Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness, take
Lemon Elixir,
For loss of appetite and debility, ia Ike
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any Of
the above diseases, all of which arise frorna
torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys,
or bowels.
lanta, Ga.
SOC. and 81 per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
Nav Week Festlval.

The Wednesday issue Of the MORNING
NEWS will contain Directory Of savan-
nah's Business Houses, published for the
benefit Of the visitors to the May Week
Festival. Every business firm in the city
should be represented. Space can be OBJ
tained on application to the Business Office