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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-11

Abbott's East India Corn Paint cures all
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-11

The incest thing for this weather is one of
our SOC. puff bosom shirts; remarkably
cheap, and the only store that you can get
them for that price In Savannah is at 1.-THE
Famous" Other shirts and furnishings
just as cheap. 1.-THE Famous" Clothing
House you will find at las Broughton street
Bennett Hymes, Proprietor-dd
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
BEAUEORT AND PORT Royal. S, {

BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL, S. C.
STEAMER ALPHA, H. A. STRoBHAR
Will leave every Tuesday and Thursday at II
O'Clock A. NJ. returning every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received after 1880 A. NJ on
sailing days. VIII touch at Button on Tues
dag and Friday.
Special trips to Button every Saturday at 4
P M, returning, leave Bluffton at 4 A NJ. Mon
day.
For further information, apply to
c. II. MEDLOCK, Agent Raties Wharf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-11

Pullman buffet sleeper on trains and 6. Ticket
J. N. CARoLAN. Agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-11

Tramp Tramp! Tramp!I! the boys
are marching to 1.-THE Famous" Clothing
House to get their filings for the gu mme
campaign, in the way of thin goods. The
weather is warm, but that don't keep the
boys from rushing to the great 25 per cent.
discount sale by "The Famous"
Perhaps you are sceptical. Well, we
don't ask you to take our word for it. Con-
vince yourself by giving THE Famous" q
call, and you no doubt will believe what
you see, no matter how little you know OF
clothing by comparing with goods pur-
chased before or by what other stores charge
you for the same goods, that will show you
how extraordinarily low the prices are at
1.-THE Famous" now.
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I 10 Bull street and at depot. 81.
Z. s. GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Age7"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06
THIRD EDITION.
UIlANDYWINE CAMP,


After the usual spornlng services,
Rev. Mr.. Martlndate, of New Castle,
preached an eloquent sermon on the
fuiiillment OF Gods promises. In the
course OF his remarks he referred to
an old shoemaker who male a knot on
string to mark striking passages in
Gods hook, and ha seemed TO think 1t
would DO well II many others would
do the same. He referred to passages
IN which promises were made which
gave him great Encouragement when
q hoy, and he was setting out TO serve
God.
On being prosecuted he retired Il
his room and read In his Bible, who
soeyer shall offend against one o
these little ones 1t were better that {
milestone were tod about his neck
and no N'ere cast into the sea-" Tina
made him fsel that God was about tC
drown his prosecutors, and he wen
forth feeling as strong as Sampson
The Bible was full OF promises, ant
all who Wish can rely on them in pcr-
xeot safety.
Rev. MIR Martlndale is an earnes
and impressive speaker, though hi
appearance has greatly changed since
his appointment at Union Nj. L. Church
as the raven locks OF that day hay,
been supplanted by those OF gray.
The sermon was said to be ono OF the
best that has been preached at tn
camp.
Rev. Mr.. Jewell. related his exper
ience whom young man, in visiting
lady some 10 years of age, who ha
her bible marked with stars and cross
es to commemorate Incidents In he
life, such as the death of children an
other aiilicuons.
A number Of preachers as we'll a
members, quoted various promise!
which seemed to them the most in
portant, making quite an interestin
collection and we'll worth remember
ing by every one, who takes delight il
the reading Of the Scriptures.
A prayer meeting followed, whic
was productive OF one conversion
THE cHILDREN's MEETING.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06
New Castle items,

New CASTLE, Aug. 6-The steamer
Excelsior brought another party OF
lucky fishermen homo laAt evening,
and deluged the town with more fish.
There is scarcely u home in this city
which has not had q supply OF bass
this summer. Many persons think
them great dellcary and others are
not particularly fond OF them. John
Bacon, the fish dealer, has found a
ready demand for all he can secure.
land buys them from those who take
the trip merely for the sport OF fish
Ing.
Some extensive improvements are
being made at st. Peters II. G. Church.
Now mating has been laid and re-
pairs made, and now the interior IL
being painted. When completed an
Excursion will be given by the church.
Sunday school and the T. A. b. 3d.
ciety combined. The steamer City OF
Long Branch has been secured to take
the exeursionists to Chestnut Grove
on August 15th. and as this Is the first
Excursion for three years II Is expected
to be big one.
establish branch store at the corner
of Orange and Harmony streets. The
second story will be- fitted up as an ice
cream saloon.
Gen. JaSsss-la = ,I'is-rn and daughter
lof WilmIfigtonsTgrch thIs Guy 81.
horseback last evening.
Mrs. William W. Simpson went to
Virginia yesterday, on a visit to friends
Miss Hattie Hoffman, of Reading, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Bella Megginson has returned
from months VACATION in the coun-
try.
Miss Katie Mcclure left to-day to
spend a week In Maryland.
+ Mrs. John J. Black and daughters
are expected home to-day from Rhode
Island.
j. Milton Davidson, of tho Evening
IIJournal. Ia Decoming al accomplished
equestrian.
Miss Laura Truss has returned from
an extended trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06

George L. Townsend, the new col
lector OF tho port of Wilmington. will
assume tho duties of his new Office
next Monday, the present collector,
Henry n. Barlow. who has made q
most excellent and highly creditable
collector, retiring. Mr.. Townsend
might have taken possession of his of
Hcc sooner, but he did not wish 10 in
lcrfore with his predecessor before his
full four-year term expired, Which 1t
did on Wednesday MIR, Townsend
Mill bring with him to the office an I'm.
impCaaEable character, sterling hon
e,ty and high degree of ability.
He has not definitely named his dep
.uty to take tho place of Mr.. Charles
Kyle, but it is expected that VIM. II.
Finn OF Newport will he named Peter
IB. Ayars will lie continued as gauger.
Mr.. Kyle has hold the position of dep
Iuty nearly seven years, having sue
lceeded Joseph b. Clarkson, who was
collector Pickles deputy. Mr.. Kyle
has made very efficient officer. polite
land obliglng. with whom IL was always
10 pleasure to transact business.
Both Collector Barlow and Deputy
Collector Ky hold themselves in read
liucss to give ali the instructions desir-
liable to send their SUCCESSORS on their
way without trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06
Strictly Oh pfiG,, all il dis
satisfied with yolr p1r3l151 We
will return YOU m9A3Y
n. Y.Cl0tlilg House
3I6 MARKET STREET.
MAX EPHRAIM.
THE GREAT
REMOVAL SALE
STILL GOES ON.

We are doing a business
far above our eXl eetations.
Yet when we stop think.
Of the prices we are selling
good, we'll made clothing at.
we do not wonder at the.
people to take advantage Of.
this opportunity to obtain a.
suit or pants OF anything in.
furnishing goods when they
can save dollars by doing So
Boys and Ghildren's De-
partment have some rare
bargains in it. Now is your
time, only 4 weeks more,
when that boy of yours
comes home from the
country all tattered and
tom to get ready for school.
And only about 4 weeks
more before we will move
back to our old stand 9th
and Market SITS, but a new
building and we will not
take any of this stock back;
would rather sacrifice it here,
SO if you want bargains come
to 406 Market Street.
! Open tonight until 8
lo'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06

James McComb has returned home
from a trip to the New Pork races.
Snnppers arc selling at IL to Is cents
per pound In the Philadelphia market.
Miss May Currinder Is being enter
tained at Fourth Avenue house, Asbury
Park.
John S. Ropell left this morning on
his vacation, being accompanied by
his young son.
The Wilmington barbers want short
er hours four nights OF the week
during the warm spoil. They should
have 1t.
Squire Frank L. Smith will return
homo from Ocean Grove, where he has
been spending tho past week, on Non
day.
The attention OF the Street and Sew
er Department is called to the condi-
| ton OF the street at Fourth and Mar
ket streets.
The sale OF booths and other privi-
legeS at Wilmington Fair Will be held
on tho fair grounds next Thursday at :
ternoon.
West Chester merchants are com
mencing to come to Wilmington for
their supplies. We welcome them
with open arms. ..."..
Five $500 bonds of The New Castle
water works Will be sold by w. A.
IluIIll, at the court house, on Tues
day. the 9th inst. at 10 a. IN.
Two freight cars on the b. and O.
Railroad jumped tho track at CarpeA-
ter station last evening and Detained
the trains for about twenty minutes.
Rev, p1. J. II, Sinms will preach in
AsGury NJ. L. Church, in Smyrna, to.
, morrow morning and evening, fol
J Re9. W. W. Wilson, who is taking his
vacation.
4 horse belonging to tho Whining.
. ton Transfer Company took sick aud
fell at the p, w. ~ Il. depot, and had
to be removed TO tho horse hospital.
!. Rev. Chas. L. Nash. pastor of First
Baptist Church Of NIidlon, KY. Is
spending few days with his sister,
Mrs. }. Z. Allen, of 1913 Delaware
: avenue
The We5tamwall Sunday school held
: picnic iii Westamwall grove on
Wednesday, Several persons FROM
our city attended and report having
. spent u pleasant day.
Rev. L. L. Hubbard will conduct
l services in Union N. L. Church To
I morrow as usual. Rev. j. d. c. fIaHni
9 viii also be at Asbury, and goot
!. sermon may be expected in the oven
: ing.
: Ex,policeman Levi II. Moflt Is Ii
n the city TO days feet 5 inches tai am
c a living witness that thu report tina
d he had met with an accident som
time ago which necesstated the am
putatiOn Of both legs, was false.
Contractor John r. Mcfarland ha
. completed the Clements run seYet
and the engineer IN charge of sewer
2 has reported that tho work Is perfest.
10 ly satisfactorily. 1t cost $24, 900. III,
n work has been In progress for a yea
II past
The West Chester Republican say:
Miss ljertie. daughter of Edwar
Rumford, announces her engagemen
TO n West Chester attorney, with whof
she recently spent several pleasal
days at the home OF relative In De,
:: crly, N. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06
FIFTH EDITION.



VIM. R. Long OF the REPUBLICAN was
one OF the party that went down to
the Fishing Banks, outside tho capes,
on the steamer Excelsior, on Thursday
might. Mr.. Long In a lucid manner
tells OF his fishing adventures In the
following truthful manner, for he Is
not member OF the @. W. +. Club,
and never told an untrue fishing yarn
In his life. Mr.. Long got Into u JoYisI
crowd, who would not let him sleep,
and when the fret streaks OF day dlssi-
ipated the Breakwater mist, Mr.. Long
was wide awake to catch gllmpses of
the first run. He soon found them.
The sharks, dolpklns, sheepheads,
Idrumtish and all the other smaller fry,
the bait from afar, came
rolling towards the vessel as II anx-
Iious to be caught 1t was hard to tell
whether tho ocean was made OF fish or
water. Some OF tho fish kept ahead,
lpilOting the vessel to the well known
banks. On either side they gamboled
and rolled over each other In their
Joy, and in the wake OF the vessel they
came on terrible as an army with BAN
lners with watchword; We are coming,
Daddy Long" three hundred thous-
land more.
When the boat anchored It was kept
hsh making charges against 1t In search
lof bait You had nothing to do but
throw In your line and haul in your
tish, and frequently when fish was
pulled In another caught 1t by the tail
and came with ii. MIR. Long knows
that at one time either drumhead or
a shark took his liue. The first jerk cut
Gr. Longs iinger and he left out tho
tho line in hurry, dreading the catas.
trophy when the end would be reached.
Fortunately, however, the shark,
drumhend. whale, or whatever IL was.
took another notion. and lashing his
tall in the air and tho water Into spray
he turned about and made towards
the boat Then there was season
OF breathless suspense. Everybody
knew that that fish meant mischief.
Mr.. Long took up the line, wrapping
1t around post and awaited the on.
set. 1t came. The monster went right
under the boat. There was an up.
Iheaval. Ruddy cheeks Ulanched white,
land brave men trembled and talked
of taking up a collection, as they had
never learned to pray.
The great vessel careened to one
side. Merciful Heavens, We nre gone;
mo, we are safc, the hook broke and
we still lived.
Mr.. Long was. however, very sue.
lcessful in catching fish. He knows
he had cart-load, but willie asleep
on the way home some miscreant
stole nearly all his fish. He was to
have left the boat Mt New Castle, but
.Itlred nature overcame him. and he
| slept soundly until he awoke and saw
the chimney tops OF the Edge Moor
] Iron Works, with a strong mental
ejaculation lMr. Long mover swears. }
He was carried on up to Chester. from
whence, loaded with the fish not stolen
from him, he found his way to the
Delaware House, where there will 10
: fish for week to come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06
FOURTH edition


Joseph Pyle went to Kent county
yesterday.
Miss sallie A. Scott, is sojourning
at Camden camp.
Elwood Tyre of Harrington. Dsl.. is
visiting friends in Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Robert Smith. OF Washington,
D. O., Is visiting friends in our city.
James Mullen, Jr., Is spending his
two weeks vacationat West Chester,
Pa.
Miss Helen Hazel and Margaret Rob-
inson oil Smyrna, are visiting friends
In our city.
Eveart Mills, OF 610 King street, IL
spending his vacation with friends in
pennsylvania.
The Misses Ainscow daughters OF
A. L. Alnscow, left yesterday for At
lantic City, MI.
Hohn A. Spoerl, book-keeper OF the
Pullman Car Works, left tho city yes
terday for Chicago.
William u. Foster ls spending his
vacation with hls parents on West Gay
street, West Chester.
Mlss Bessie Clair, who has been Wis.,
iting Minnie Finley and sister oil Mar
SHo AAOOht hhS AtLutllGu hOiho'
Albert Oliver. letter carrier has re.
turned from Atlantic City, and will
pass the balance Of his vacation at the
camp.
John r. Mari, OF East Second street,
left this morning at 10 o'clock for Elk
river to spend the day In fishing Tor
perch.
Miss Emma Coming, OF Collins
Beach, and Mrs. A. Howarth, OF this
city, are attending Brandywine Sum
NIT camp.
Charles H. Dllworth, treasurer of
Polk county, Pa, Is visiting his broth
er Il. L. Dilworth at No. 1915 West
Eighth street.
Professor George L. Norris and
WHO are visiting friends in West Ches.
ter, Pa. They have just returned
from trip to Niagara Falls, Watkins
Glen and other points.
Tho Rev. V. H. Berghaus, rector Of
Calvary church, has gone on visit TO
the university of the South at Sewance,
Tenn, and there will he no services In
Calvary church on next Sunday.
Mr. Charles Simmons, thu lumber
merchants family have gone to Top
sham. Maine, whore they will remain
ono month. visiting a great many
places on The coast Of Maine.
Lewis q. Weldln. who Is employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad rs civil
engineer ut Pittsburg. Pa, in com
pany with his wife, who is daughter
of Thomas Johnson. is visiting the
camp and relatives in the vicinity.
Mrs. John Parker has returned from
Asbury Park. having passed n week ut
the Laniel Hotel In that place. She
was so pleased with the hotol and AS
bury PARK that she sent her daughter
Miss BESSIE Parker, for two weeks
Visit Miss Mary Parker is also stop
ping at tine same hotel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06

Tho following cases were disposed
'of this morning by Judge Ball:
John Senan was fined 81 and costs
for bong drunk.
Bridget Holland, was fined So and
costs for drunknness.
Samuel Carter, colored, Patrick Nc
intro and Joseph Dudley, were each
lined 81 and costs for being drunk.
Henrietta jackson, colored, was or
,dered to pay ~ and costs for being
drunk and disordorly.
The cuse OF Frank Moore, colored,
charged with embGZZiement, was con.
ltlnued until Monday.
Belle Virgins. nice looking young
girl, WIS fined SO and costs for being
drunk and tlisorderly.
The case of Edward Gibbons, Chas.
Bridgeman and Robert West, charged
with larceny, was called. whom, as
Gibbons did not respond, his bail was
declared forfeited. After hearing the
Testimony In tho case OF the other two,
lBridgeman was discharged and West
was held in $500 bail for court.
james Iouran, an Italian, was
charged with violating an ordinance
by ohstructlng tho sidewalk, and sem
toned to pay n llno OF is and costs.
Charles Brown. colored, was ordered
to furnish $500 bail for his appearance
at court Oh charge of larceny.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06

Miss Lena LamLorn, of Wilmington
is the guest OF Miss Ida Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Palmer, OF Ches
ter, are visiting tho Hon j. G.. West.
L. w. Townsend of this place has nc
cepted the clerkshlp at Phillips and
Mackey's store. New London.
Messrs. Wilkinson and b. own spenI
part OF last week at Cape May.
Mrs, ii. q. Greenfield is spending
the summer at her daughters cottage
at Asbury Park.
Miss Belle McCallister Of Whining
ton is at the Kennedy mansion.
"a. y. Wright and @. b. Hunter. o
Oxford, spent Saturday with friendi
here.
Mr. Fred L. Perry Of Philadelphia /
spending few days with his parents
Miss Francis G. Pennington has re
turned home after delightful visit t.
Calvert and North East friends.
MIR. w. Il. Kennedy of PhiIa,, spen
Sunday at his home. ."
Mr.. S. ID. Townsend, Jr., Is soiourT
ing with Smyrna friends.
Miss Eva West has for her guess
Miss Lula Mercer of Chester.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06


Levi 7. Mann has opened cigar
store at the homo OF his brother
George on the pike, near Red Ola
Creek bridge. hevi 10 deserving OF the
patronage On the holp OF the whole
community. For the past ten years,
he hae been afflicted to such an extent
as to be unable to support himself
ana ms Deen depenueht on tne cnaf;
.y o. nospiIais anu other pupilo ins'i
tus'ons'
On Thursday evening the young PEG
pis .. hiaunensl anu viclnity give
' mateiihoioh party VI tne park near tn'
ni.ii7'
More than fifty couples. besides o
number OF married ladies' and chill
urtn, turned out TO enjoy the moon
,,gho anu Pa 1ha OF tne iusclou'
n ne.oi t mnon Inn SehtieinahiT MANI
sy,inh r" 80 ~ ir ~ IL leaaei mm, ~
an n5Imrd d ~ NueS' hao pio''uee
al, aoun4auoe "a
Numerous games were INDUCED In
during tho evening and the smiling
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06

Not with the liver. Violent oholagoRues
like calompl and blue pill, administered
IN .beroip" or excessive doses. as they
often are, will not permanently restore
the activity of the great bepatic organ,
and are productive OF much mischief
healthfui reform, II activity of the liver
exists. with HOstetter's Stomach Bitters.
which insures raStilar discharge OF the
eecretive function of the liver. and pro-
mo &c due action of the bowels without
gripping or weakening them The dis
comfort and Tenderness In the right side.
nausea. fur upon the tongue, yellowness
of tho skin aud cyebnlls, sournoss of the
breath and sick headache which ehnrno-
terlZe chronic biliousnese disappear. aud
Observation-Disclosures With htllous-
ness-resumes its former activity. The
Bltters nnnIhilates mnlarihl complaints
rheumatism, kidney trouble. and Is pro-
motor of hcalthful reposc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06

NEWPORT, Aug. end, 1892 race
of the Newport Wheel Club that was
to have taken place last Saturday
evening will take place next Saturday
evening, the 9th. at $50 o'clock; there
will be three starters in the first class.
There Is to be prizes awarded to the
fastest and most graceful riders.
The postponed festival OF the Red
Eleven Hall Association will com.
mence on Friday evening, tho 5ti
and close on Saturday evening, the 9th
inst. Those that want to aid in a
good cause, and spend pleasant
evening should attend, as this willlbe
the grandest affair that has boon held
in their hall for years.
Our town was badly flooded last
Sunday afternoon. the streets being
washed badly. The walk on Marshal
street from Market was washed oui
for q depth of foet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06
DIED.

CLOESER.-O August LIST. 1872. William
ID. Clouser. aged "a years.
Poor, dear tired hands. they are folded
. now
Upou tho peaceful breast,
Ana we any at sight of TINT placid brow
An sweet, ali sweet his rest. w.
EASTBE NN-RacNoI r. Easlburn. agtl
"a Will be hirie from the residence ot
JNmcs j. Wyatt, No. Sol West Fourth
street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Funeral serviccs on Monday AnglIst
Stl, III 10 o'clock Relatives and friends
invited. lutermrnt private.
COWAN-ln this city, on Saturday. Aug.
9th. ls19. William W, son Of Andrew and
Mary COwRn, in the nth year of his
ago.
Iiciatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend tire funeral from the
residence Of his pIrents, No. 400 Wbsi
Front street, on Monday afternoon al I
o'clock. lntcrnent at Rivorview Gene.
CoNNAw the Cd inst, william h.,
son of william and Lydia Connaway,
aSeh IS years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from Ms
parents residence, No. 1919 Lombard
street. Services AT the house ut 1 O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon. lnterment at
the w ilmington and Brandywlnc Gene
terry.
DENNISON.-On tho 8rd inst. Robert
Dennison, AIRED 80 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
! invited TO attend the funeral from hi.
late residence, 2)l y. Monroe street. on
| aturiiay afternoon, August q. 1899. Ser
| vices ut the house at 3o'clock, Inlerment
at rhe Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
( terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-06

The Newport camp meeting will
commence in Lynam's Woods near
Newport to MORO N. under the auspl-
ces OF Simpson NJ. L. Church and Star
OF Bethlehem A. u. NJ p. Church.
Able speakers have been secured. and
the following is tho schedule of ser.
vices: Rev. Il. @. DENLY will preach at
10. 80 q. nj. Rev. L. q. Bostick at $50
p. IN. and Rev. Lewis Barton at 7.S0 p.
IN. Prayer service will be held be-
tween the services. Rev. II. T. Lope-
man and Rey. George Brown have
charge OF the camp.