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Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
The Military at. Brandywine SPRING.

The Delaware National Guarl will en-
camp at Brandywine Springs from July
IL TO 81, inclusive Every afternoon
there will be dress parade, and during
the day various military mauGGvers. Ice
b. & o. railroad will sell excursion
tickets, good on all trains from July II
TO 81, inclusive, at ito low rate OF 25
cents. Trairs will ruu during the en-
csmI as follows; Leave Market
street depot, week days, $50, 6. 20, II .35
3. m, 285, $50, 7,30 and 10.00 p, m
Sundays s.45, go q. N. leo, 2.35, $50.
7.30 and 1000 p, M. Leave Delaware
avenue, week days, Gao, Las a. IN. As,
$40 p IN. Sundays. 0.30 a. NJ, $40 p.
m. See regular time table in this paper
for returning trains.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
THIRD EDITION.
Storm In p.nnsylynnia,

READING, July tO.-0ne OF the Sc
vcrest thunder storms OF the season
passed over this city between and
O'Clock this evening. The thunder and
lightning were terrific. and the Reading
Rolling Mill and several houses were
struck, though but slight damage was
done. The rain fe,l In q regular cloud
burst and overlooked all the streets snd
sewers in the city, burying the street car
tracks with sand, stones and debris, In
many places SO that travel was stopped
for while.
About 1000 Sundsy-.chool children
were ric-nicking in Mineral Spring Park.
The creek which fows throug the rayine
rose very rapidly aud to an unusual
height, and great fears were entertained
for the safety Of the children by their
friends in the city. They, however, all
escaped wi h a wetting.
During he storm considerable hail fell,
and It is reported that uncut grain has
teen badly Knocked d .wn in the eouu-
try. -...
At Ninth and Walnut Streets a car was
foated from tho tracks, and some OF the
Passengers in their panic jumped out into
the water and narrowly escaped drown
ing. Old inhsb,tants say they never saw
Ii Iain faster, and has the storm lasted
any length OF time great deal of dam
age would have teen dore
GREAT DAMAGE IN WYOMING VALLEY.
WILKEsBAERE, July 0.-The heaviest
thunderstorm t the season swept over
the Wyoming Vallsy this afternoon. Tue
rain fell In dense volumes and mixed with
bailst)nes ss large a, hazelnut. lu
this city, beyond the flooding OF the
streets and d few cellars, no dam
age was done. The roof OF the
new breaker OF ths Lehigh Valley Goa
Company at Port Bowklcy, was blown off
and ut Plains, near by, the house OF T.
II. Harris had the roof blown of and
then collapsed. A number OF barns AM
outbuildingB we're also blown over. Iu
the country districts great damage wa:
done to the crops and many Sun lllei
buildings were destroyed. A heavy land
slide occurred on the North anu Yves,
branch Of the Pennsylvania road, bolou
Mocanaqua, stopping all traffic. Great
damage is reported down the line OF the
Lebigh Valley road, but the wires are
down and no details eau be learned.
WEST CHESTER, June 10.-Durlng the
ttorm last evening the Orthodox Friends
Boarding School at westtown, tive miles
from this borough, WAS struck by light
ming twice. No damage was done to The
building, very handsome new eiitce
which was pre- badly due to the fact tha
the roof is covered with copper aad w.l
protected with conductors. The sh cl
was distinctly felt by the Inmates. For
few seconds the entire building was
sheet OF electric flame.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
The Farmers' Hank.

The Farmers Bank In this city will IN
no manner be affected by the loss Of tie
Georgetown branch of $40, 900, even II
that amount ehould be total loss,
through the failure Of the G. II. Treat
snufacturing Company. Inquiry at the
bonk IN this city to-day ELECTED the In
formation that each branch had Its own
capital to work upon, and never received
assistance from other branches except In
extreme cases Of heavy losses.
The present holding of the Georgetown
branch 10 the company, IL It proves a
loss, will not affect It's standing. The
earnings OF the Georgetown branch have
besn twenty per cent. on It's capital, q
more profitable earning than any other
branch of the bank, aud it will be fully
able to bear It's own losses If there be
any,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Atlanta's Strong I,nco prelu,lice

ATLANTA, July lo.-For the first time
In the history OF Atlanta colored man
has purchased house on a flrst-class
residence street, with the Intention of oc-
cupying II. A colorei man named King
not long ago bought n lot on Jackson
street and is building handsome resi-.
dence on It. This Is one OF the btss To-
calities In the city. Many prominent
citizens live iu the neghborhood and
loud complaints are made against King
There Is on foot movement for an In.
digIation meeting and 1t is possible that
the colored man will be fotcibly pre-,
vented from moving into his new house
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Failure of c. IL, Treat.

Dispatches from Georgetown. pa, an.
nounce the failure OF the Z. II, treat
Manufacturing Company OF that Town,
yesterday. The Farmers Bank, Whien
held about $40, coo OF the compnnYs pa
per, precipitated the crisis bysputtlng INA
execution into the Sheriii's hands, ana
that officer took full possession and GA'
cd up the company's store aud worSf,
The employees who had surmised tha
failure crowded the company store, ano
for two hours there was much conius'gn,
IS the employees looked to the store Sl los
their daily food, ard wantod to msks ~
provision for the future, The s9eila
served the execution, ard many OF 'ns
employees left without getting goous -"
cash for their orders. ,oo -,
Tho works employed about sOV msn,
women and children, and the yearly a'. y.
bursement for wages was more 'han
10000. Much fault Is found win Nv w
bank for what Is called Its precip''A'e
act on. ,,o . rha
The liabilities amount to sl2', oVo.s ins
directors Of the bapk meet Friday mvIu.
ing, when II Is probable that some ses.S, ,Ss
ment may bs arrived at by when 'St y,
company may strart up the hrft VI N'N'
week.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11

Mems Flannel Shirts.-We
have two hundred and fifty
more of these popular out
Ing shlrts-made same as
before, with rolling collar,
open front, and side pocket,
and, we think, the best as
sortment of styles yet sent
US. They are only In sizes
Is, Isl, l6, 1os, and the
price remains the same-.37I
cents each-BasemeHt.
There's still q good as
sortment OF the outing fan
nels reduced from IS to 1C
cents per yard,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Commissioners Tanner.

WASHINGTON, July 1l.-CommlSslYIass .
or Tanners attention was called yeSse, aas da1
to report that his resignation hal tsv1 'n.
or would be called for by the lIesluen,s ,.tst,s
He smiled and said that some piVp1tt III
were evidently fter him, aud ne uii ,rst rSt
propose to contradict everything ,,-s -
was said. uOf course he eohiinG,51;; eo,.,5a;
'iali men do not think alike, and o. ~ No., .tes
differ" Secretary Noble when si2SSs5 Ss5
to about the matter, replied that he ua'
nothing to say about the reports
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Dots.
Butter taffy at Ferguson's, II E. Cd.

Butter taffy at Ferguson'e, II E. I'd.
Try Taylor's Dime Express, 210 Mar
kot, Phila.
Ladies' gold watches. Millard F. Davis.
0 East Second street.
Bush's, French street wharf Is the
place to buy YOUR coal.
BE sure of No. S16 when you wan,
| photographs at Beecher's.
Mrs. G. II. Williams of Baltimore is
visiting friends In this city.
Watches and jeweiry neatly and
promptly repaired at Davis', No. Q East
Second street.
60 to Plunkett's, 106 West Front st.
and buy bag of Blenton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
The best thing In this town is a crayon
portrait na.e by Cummings, the photog-
rapher. SOP Market street.
Everybody chews Consort tobacco but
those that are late, and they will 10 few
minutes, Ask your dealer for it.
A. L. DeSormandle, the jcweler s03
Shipley street. Cheapest reliable store
In the city tor watches. jewelry, chains,
etc.
For photographs go to Holland. Ho
makes the finest photographs In the city,
AZ the very lowest priceA Gallery, S07
, Market street.
s.N. smcltz & Co, No. Is East Fourth
street, have received catloid OF water
melons, which they are disposins of at a
reasonable price.
All kinds Of veg etables, fruit, produce
butter and eggs can be bad at Welsh s.
Co.. 3 new store, Eleventh and Adams
strects Fresh and salt meats a speciality.
Thomas Green and daughter, Mre.
George Wells, sailed from New York On
the City OF Paris yesterday morning fos
London. During their visit abroad they
Will visit tho Paris exposition. They VIII
return about the fist Of September.
William II. Heald lef. yesterday for
Spokane Falls, W. T., after a pleasant
visit to relatives in this city.
Robert Scott, Allen Gawthror, Jr., Fl.
Duval!rger aud feveral other young men
are on fishing excursion down the bay
on tbs yacht Nanon.
VIM. jerks Fell will give q reception
aud lawn party at his residence neal
Falkland in honor OF Rev. Edwin
Eckel and his bride. The Bishop and
| iPi1NtP0h NieiL thuh u thib nIG H
pectei to be present.
Henry IIirzel has heen elected treasur'
er Of Company G, n. g. D. Joseph Cook {
and James Covlngton have been elected
corporals.
Tie members o. the Anthony Hi2ginl
Republican Club will hold an importGLt
meeting this evening at their rooms IL
the G. A. r. hall.
A horse owned by John p Goldsbo-.
ougii, defeated DR.. f. Hertel's flyer In
mile race on the causeway on Tuesday
evening. Tie race was for purse OF $40
Yellow pine lank for the track Of tn,
Eighth street railway are being haulel
and piled along the route.
ReY Edward Eckel organized the ST
James Guild, OF Stanton, oil Tuesda,
evening, and Guild at Newport, Il
Welne day evening, under very fatter
ing auspices.
Lindley c. Kent, g. A. Elliott am
Joseph A. Richardson have been appoint
ed committee of the Wilmington In
3 itu'c Library Association TO see II tn
lnilding Can bO sold, and a new locstlo
, procured for the library.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Handsome Dappie Grays.
rom the Chester Times.

From the Chester Times.
Medford Cooper, driver of No. car
yesterday held the lines over Gs fine a
pair of dapple grays as have ever been
driven over Chester streets. They were
merely on trial, having bsen br ught
here from Wilmington by Samuel a.
Mcdaniel OF the tirm OF Jester & Nc
Daniel, horse dealers, who was chape-
roned around by John McFaydeD, OF the
street car Stables. The horses Travelled
between the rails as though they wer3
used to 1t, and the probabilities are that
the street csr company will purchase
them. Driver Cooper says they are the
'nlce6t on the line"
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Not yet Po,n,,

The bay horse, with no-top wagon ard
harness, stolen from James Anderson OF
Christiana Hundred, on Sunday night,
have nos yet been iouLd, although daily
search has been kept up and ( un ;
teller consulted. who stated that they
were concealed somewhere 10 the neigh
bortood. Judging from the character OF
tho two young men supposed TO have
been concerned in the theft, we think that
conclusion fully warranted.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Fourth and Market Streets.
There's good picking In
most any department Of the
store you happen in. Hot
weather SINNERS the prices
down.

In Ladies' Muslin Under
wear our goods always stand
for good quality and work.
manship. We have some
broken, lots which We shall
distribute quickly.
Night Gowns $3.50 N Q e
quality lightweight muslin,
made "Mother Hubbard -
trimmed with cambria ruf.
fling on the front, neck and
sleeves. These are regular
62i cent gowns. We shall
sell this one lot OF three
hundred for 45 cents each.
Two lots OF Drawers
One with three tucks, trim
med with cambrlc ruffling-
the other plain, with broad
hem and four tucks-For-
est dale grade. We shall
sell three hundred OF these
Tor 25 cents each.
Muslin Skirts-One lot of
good quality muslin skirts,
with cut skirt back, tucked
cambria rufle and four rows
Of tucklng above ruffle-al.
ways a 60 cent skirt. The
balance OF this lot we shall
sell for 80 cents each.
Our ladies' muslin UNDER
wear department is second
floor, front.
Parasols.
A few plain colored satin
parasols which we have re-
duced from 81 so and $1.75
to 95 cents each.
plain garnet
garnet and blue, changcable
olive and garnet, changeable.
A few self-colored stripes
Ia golden brown and garnet
were 50 and S2.25-they are
reduced to $I.Io each.
A few plain and MORE
stripes In blue, navy and
greys are reduced from So
and $3.50 to $3.50 each.
A few stripe satin paraeols
that were So so, We have re.
duced to $1.75.
brown and blue
black and red
olive and old gold.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Tho New Jersey ca,tlo Quarantine.

wAsHINGToS, July io.-Some days ago
the state officials OF New Jersey notified
Secretary RpSk Of their Intention to raise
tAe quarantine against pleuro pneumo-
Mo. To thls the secretary to-day made a
vigorous protest, appealing to the state
officials TO aid the department In protect.
fig the expert cattle trade OF the country
casaasf 5sss to Il the ,I orFcrS sfaa IN Tn hs
Immediate vicinity Of Jersey CITY. In
case the local quaTsn tine is raised, how
over, the SECRETARY gives notice th4. he
will at once establ!s4 aud enforce nation
al regulations to effect the des!rld eul.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Award for Building Car House.

The directors Of the Eighth street
electric branch OF the Wilmington City
Railway met yesterday and awarded the
contract for building the car house and
depot at Filth and Union streets. The
bu, ding is to be frame one. The bid.
ders and bids were as iolows, the first
tlsures being for frame and the second
for brick; II. s. Christy, S3,1l5, S4,ll4;
j X. u. Seeds 4 S1n, S3,2ji, Si,ll3.94;
Wm. G. ptcrea, gS,52S, si,i53; Calvin /.
Swayne, $3.50, t4,l5J; George s. Nc
Zee, $500, $4,000; William Hall,
q 600, S5,4eo; Hubert Cassidy, $3,740,
e4953
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
MARRIED.
DnRTED I

p0RTER-SLAUGHTEn.-At the As
bury VI. h. Parsonage, on Wednesday
c. Iinnna. MIR. orvid A. Porter and Miss
sallic II. Slaughter. both OF Whining
ton.
WEST-LASE.-On Wednesday even.
ing, July 10, at tho Asbury parsonage
by the Rev John u. q. Hanna, Mr.
Benjamin West and Miss Ara Lame
both Of wilmington.
Centreville, Md, papers please copy
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
at 10 O'Clock. a. m .

Ut ~ U CloCh, u. M,
At my stahles, 2nd and Parrish sts., tbe-
tween Madison aud Jefferson Sts.l
No. !. Bay horse. years old Is hands high,
dIiye. ddiiyei 'fi''f aia WORKER care Tor lady to
No. 2. Sorrel horse, years old, Is - hands
3minutes, Is IA good sStdrr and will make a
good horse II doctor.
No. 3. Dark brown mare, years old, Is l-2
ha ds high, perfectly safe and can road 10
No. I. spo ted horse, 0 years old, IS IL
hands, Kooi family horse, safe for anybody
TO drive. This Is a beauty.
No. 5. a brown mare years Cid, Is I-9
HANDS high, per icrtiy safe Tor lady to drive;
WITH foal by liannls, thorough bred Sapo-
leon.
high, good driver and fne sadiisr.
hands. good worker and can troi fast. - -
No. s. lay horse years old, Is Ia hand.
high, agood saddler and driver.
No 9. bay pony, years Sid, ia hands high,
tafe for nybody TO drive single or double and
! doctor's phnton, new, by Cshtn / sid,
new, by GuihTl-: 2 side spar bngEles. In t06t
| IN good order; 2-seated sporting wagon, ne ",
by cortland Wagon Co.; ! . seated Clayton
with pole; Q 1-se.ted iump-seat carrisges;
2-seated pony surrey; l-man speeding buggy
in gosd order, newly done up; Boston spin
| Russrts Harness; several sets single nnd tI0u
BY harness; riding Paddles; whipa, blankets
.TEaAfs-All sums so and under cash. owe
that amount ere lit of months viii be give
| by purchaser giving bankRhle note, with an
prosei endorser. per gent, OF for cash, 0i
credit sums. MAHL0N II. FOSTER.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Funeral of Mrs. Sparks.

Harry Emmons, Esq, aud his mother,
Mrs. VIM. tEmmons, are attending the
funeral of Mrs. DR.. Sparks, who died in
Philadelphia on Tuesday. The funeral
services wer' held last evening at her
late residence, No. e35 Spruce street.
To-day the remsirs were taken to Salem,
N. j., and the interment will take place
at Sharpstown morrow.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Another Cereus.

William II. Valentine, the well known
house ard sign painter, residing at No.
$50 Pine street, has night bl oming
cereus which opened last evening and at
tractsd considerable attention. This
plant belongs to the cactus ,pecies, and
blooms.but once year, but a, a general
thing each plant puts forth several blos-
SONS.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Fires for lR8D.

Many fires this year have been started
by wood from A. Bergeant's coal and
wood yard, foot OF Monroe street. Oak
pine and hickory wood in large loads.
We guarantee 9, 2,3l0 lbf. OF clean coal In
every ton, screened under our own super.
vision. Just received, q new car ol
Western oatsj also flne line OF baled
hay and wheat straw. Central office
Seventh and King streets. Look ior the
blue sign. Opsn In the evening. Tele.
phone calls 5i5 ard 5S7. If
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Being More Pleasant

To the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly bepefcial In Its
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, is rapidly super
seding all others. Try 1t. One bottle
will prove It's merits. All druggists. N.
B. Danforth, Second and Market, whole
sale agent.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
A ChcstersTrottcr.

A little mare, Yorktown Belle, owned
by W. Scott Burke and George Senior, oil
Chester, Pa, carried ctf the purse oil
$500 at the Philadelphia Driving Parh
on "Wednesday, making three straight
heats in 2.23, She viii appear at tho
Belmont Driving Park next week, and
later on win be taken out westward to
Detroit to compete while there for 0
grand purse of $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
An Immense Turtle.

S. n. Smeliz lad an immense sea
turtle, weighing 257 pounds. sent to him
yesterday from Porom"ke Sound, North
Carolina. 1t was purchased by Emf
Beck, tie wcil-known proprietor of tho
L9Eei at Thirteenth and Heald streets,
who VIII have it On exhibition to-day and
To- morrow and serve it as lunch on Sat
urd.y night. Those who wish to enjoJ
something very nice should be sure t
give him call, ss Il is but seldom that Q
delicacy OF this kind is offered In thii
city.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
A Wedding Though the Groom Is Dead

BIRMiNGHAM, Ala, July 10. : a
large crowd OF people assembled at
Mount Hope Church, Lamar County,
Sunday morning, to witness the mar
Fiage Cf julius Shearcr and Minnie Mo-
ran, two prominent young people If the
neIghborhoot. Just ss tLe preacher
commenced the ceremony SheareF sank
70 the floor and died in . few minutes.
BE had ,ert disease, anil the excite
meBt Of tho occasion brought on fatal
attack. Among those present in the
church was William Langley, a rejected
suitor of Miss MoEsn. Langley ap.
preached The young woman and tod
her that Providence had uterfored to
prevent her marriage 10 Shearer. Mis-
Moran consented to marry Langley as
soon as shearer was buied. shearer'a
funeral tcok placs ye-lsrday morning
and last night Langley aud Miss Mora i
We're married without Proyidenti al In
reference.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Canadian nrillers and US Flour

ToRoNTo, Ont, July 1O.-The islFsn 1i IN
gathering of grist millers eyer l,aojmitoE Lint,
Canada met here yesterday. le,Sanraii;o leS1'
was unanimously adopted 10 nlei;yi ;n,r en-
the Government to assimilate lue sV.2 uu2 IN
flour with the United States le', ',,TI,
Canadian flour, and that all houf ID fSGly
ed into Canada be Inspected " IVY
authorized -four inspector.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Death of Mrs. nIocannon

Mrs. Mecannon, wife OF Joel Mecan.
non, No. SIG West Seventh street, whose
sickness we noticed q day or two ago
died this morning. She was an es
timable lady, and although advanced IL
years, she Will be greatly missed by hel
family and friends.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
A Luxury and Necessity

For rich and poor who wish to enjoy good
health, and who do not wish TO rtsort to
bitter, nauseous liver medicines and ca
thartics, is the concentrated California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. All
druggists. N. B. Danforth, Second and
Market, WHOLESALE agent
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11

Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia arc
generally caused by urea in the blood,
aud II Is one Of ths special properties OF
DR. RlCuM lND's SAMARITAN NERvISE
| to eradicate all these disorders. Druggists
nGnile il. ..-. ..
| elias been the means of curing my wife
of rheumatism. j. b. FLETCHER,
Fort Collins, Col.
"Curtd me of Vertigo, Neuralgia and
Sick Headache. MRS. WIN. HENSON,
Aurora, III.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
An Elegant Substitute

For ole, salts, pills and all kinds Of BIT
ter, nauseous medicines. is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading Physics
ians. Manufactured only by the Caiifor-
mia Fig Syrup Company. Fan Francisco,
Cal. All druggist N. b. Danforth,
Second and Market streets. Wholesale
agents.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
DIR. simms, Cholera syrup.

The great and certain cure for acute
and chronic dlarrhGl, ,dysentery, cholera
morbus and cholera iDtantum, 35 cents.
Main dfpot, Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Del. Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11

1t was the National Security Union
that was involved IN the cases beiore the
Municipal Court yesterday morning aud
not the National Provldent Union, as was
lnal Yertnnily Stated.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Although

our sales have been Y ry large, we still
have all sizes Of ladies', misses and chill
dren's russett aud tsn-colored oxford
ties; prices are low at Rabcock's, zoo
Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11

! Morris F, Moses is paying q visit to
Dover IN order io onllgAten the cltiEers
81 that plaSe on the importance OF saving
I1oney and fosuring 6Gsncial success in
every hind Of busiless.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
BnrgAiIis.

Call on Steward & Chandler, south
coal, -four, feed, hay aud straw. We
sell the test quality and give the hest
weight, Try it, Prices low. Phone li0.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11

The Misses O'Donne arc visiting NJ IS
Harry kienle, at No. 1C6 East 1hlrt
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11

Decide quickly to go with West Church
choir's excursion to Bay Ridge on July
10. Congenlal people and delightful time
Sl25.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11

The contract for the erection oJ the cas-
house ut tifth and Union streets, ha
been awarded to A. II. Christy.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
THO Manti,er.

lTq-morroW rromise5 70 Lc fair and
slightly eooler, followed BY thowtrs In
Some ,peations, Saturday fair ard rather
Wafmet.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
THE COLONNApE,

Mr.. Paneoast Allen, q this city, desires to
Inform his. friends and the public, that this
open for the reception OF guests, II 10 four
stories high. Handsomely furnished through
Everything new and IN 1rst-oiass ordsr An
excellent table and good ATTENDANCE. Large
yersndae aud electrlc lights. Only two hiocks
ocean. Good bathing, hshing and sailing.
Term; for roOa;s aud board are. Very resspnS-
nne hotels and several hugdret cottages. The
Siiy - IN, f%n TtsS l9nE %ifR fea %fll R9ssrl-
tic lights Trains fqr zen isie leave ,rhlia,
foot of Marx st. daly; For terms address
j2i-N 6ea Isle City, New 3erssy.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11

Misses Maggie and Matte Zsbley are
visiting relatives In Newport.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
Ease Ball aud Tennis shoes,

Big STOCK, prices reduced to make them
go quickly at Babcock's, 20G Market
street, above Second .1=
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
New Hay

for sale at Applcby's hay market, south
side OF Market street bridge. Telephone
call, SIT.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
SUMNER BOARDING.

~ Two laiis or two gentlemen can hnd
pltasaht sumner boarding ON the SteEa' t
farm, near lira'tti VIM SpfipCs, ~ EeAsurlble
terms. Address CllAhIEs Hi 1t,
jlU-6tt FuulklaLd, Dei.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-11
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION.

~ PESslpNS, BbL SllEI, Sc.
iAe unIe:z lznea VIII nett nay one 40 re-
~ ting ~ iitt CiltiGn lGuT, Wilmington,
De aware, en- SATURDAY of cSch week, from 70
e 10 p; nt., 70 consult Sl9lHiants aul examine
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Daily Republican., 1889-07-11

WANTED,-A GOOD BLACKSMITH
red. Is, LYMAN. Newport, Del. ili-Stt