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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

The Cost Of Newspapers. The New
York Journal q csraaera aliuding to the
action Of The ciicnes Fsn,s in raising i's.ue-
scription price, predicts that ''if The market
value Of raw material continues every Ameri-
can newspsper-which has reduced its subserip-
lion nrite will sooner OF later be obliged TO
mis-. Il. The alternative will he 4 less to the
publisher on every copy prin'cd.3 The fact
Il there is nothing sold whieli.is 50 cheap US
the usg spopcr of to-day. tits barely possible
,ha, the very low price at which i Is bought
tends TO lessen the public estimate Of It's value.
Yenr nv year the expense Of newspaper pub
fishing has increased. Take paper Of to-day
rnd compare Il with ono Of ten years ago and
the change Is wonderful. With Que Of tweaty-
i've ycars agoahere is practically no compar-
iuou possible, Is there is no common or ound
20 put them on. The labor on the present
paper involved in lype-seiiinF,priniine report
ing. editing, correspondence and the thou-
ssuds Of incidsnials, is greater than snsboas
kSisida an eilec ran i.nagine There has been
aueady and Anazinr Improvement in news
papers duriAg the past decade whine increase
whatever Of price. and II is among the Pcs's'
kiss that when the general rise Of material
heSiss to be seriously Eel, by publishers, As
!, soon must, rise in price may have TO fol-
low. /, would not he making people pay more
for their paper than they used to. Il would
hs merely making them pay for mors--which
they gel IN their paper.
These who are wise will avail themselves Of
he present low-price Of The ISpErSSpsSr to
shtscrii. al once, as We carnot promise that
the present rate will he maintained mueh lon
ger. Nc would like to dose but do not pro-
pore to furnish paper 10 our subscribers al a
loss. since the i2.h Of January We have been
paving an increase of IS per cent for white
paper, aud another rise in tho price will com
pei US also 10 increase the price Of our paper.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

......Ihe condition Oh dohn
Mitchell, ESD, remains unchanged.
......Frank says he never goes from
home but tbe boys found him out.
Mr.. John T. Davis will please
accept our thanks for pablic documents
sent US.
......Julius ouenzel has some fine let-
tuce and We thank him fof a present Of
several heads.
.....Forbes has inansard-roof on his
uppsr-story Take care too much
iop-hampcF makes fellow top-heavy.
...nick Payne is ahead this time he
SUCCEEDED in filing his ee.housa, aud
says he intends to fill that Ter gallon
key with corn-juice, before harvest time.
A lady IA our neirhborhood who has suffer
Cd fcS over three months the most extreme
torture by violent Cough has become COM
plclely cured by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. For
sale in every Drug Store,
....-A dog supposed to be mad was
shot in The village en- Saturday. He be-
longed to old Adam Smith who probab-
" has dozen or two more, of the same
sort,
......NTiss Jennie Luckett has pureha--
cd from Capt Nick stoucstrect, tract
oflund at La PLATA 'iournipg the hotel
property of Mr.. Tarrail Sic will at.
once erect dwelling upon il an iis,,
we understand millenl sre.
II is a sad sight to see an intoxicated per
son on the street How much more so ia it 10
sec dun and sickly Baby rendered 50 by the
use Of dangerous opiatss7 DR.. Bulls BNhy
Syrup contains nothing injurious and may be
given to the most delicate BABY.
Washington Burch with c3m-
mcndsble enterprise has erected strcct
lamp in front of his eating house. BY
the way read his advertisement in the
INDEPENDENT to-day lie keeps neat
aud orderly house and visitors can rely
upon being well attended to.
......It is said Messrs Berry & Smith
Of Ncwburg are going to open braach-
store at the former residence Of the late
DR.. Robert Cf''AKi which will be uuder
the charge Of Mr. Berry. 1t is also re-
ported that sleeping partner is 10 be
ID ai.tel to the Grm,
THE Circuit Court met on Mon
day, Jalge Ford being present Tse
doekets were called and afew Judgments
entered. The appeal docket WIS ellis.i
Jon Tuesday butno cases were tried. IN I
coirt adjourned Judge Ford left on Ned
inssi;,y by the midday train.
ga petition in favor Of aboli,hins
all tobacco inspection laws and an other
ia f4vor Of abolisliibg only the compus
s~'ry features have been left at our oily.
for signatures. All entertaining Theses
sentiments will please come forward and
ign
...Tesl It not il Gath wl,isPerii ~.
IN Assalon, But the fact is that Joe ha-
become student of Shakespeare. IL
may be seen at anytime When called On,
suddenly slip the volume Of the imMo,-
tai bard beneath bis arm On! Roaco,
Romeo wherefore art thou Ronep
.~.Our neighbor Of the Times re-
marked short while ago Of us, that he
presumed we were At t'ii' as to all mai
tiers pertaining to matrinmny. Not *
actly neighbor bat 10 have had oeea-
/ sion to rcnlarL iilas l;chclors who have
t'e'r pids before marriage don'l haze
maeh afterwards.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

st-ange sntetastian.1A yognsster on
fieii &c sur iiye q ghsyi while age loet 4
wonderful fancy 20 our devil llc ned out
every inaucrmeut 10 ,At indisi'iuai iqssgon-
rlns him hone hst hcIag a faithful desil be
d.c;!ard Firaiiy the soauesier came TO the
darr ia his tnFeY, and usei persuaiion ia
in vain lie ieii mi tai n9i gone down The
rad ~ teieie he relr-nei and agali' legged
he rderif. 10 go Hi.h hin. Did sau ever
hear a,e iiAeg wha, tie devil did he want
With our only devil and why den'' he ris-
ihc devil generally ,iid lei our pariienlar devil
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

Teachers Aid AsssciatiOn.--W We earn
esily cosmena to ihe Attentions Of the teach
ers q this county tl's call for the formation of
m Al ASSOCIATION, 10 be found in The IsDe-
rEsDsr to-day. This Is wise movement
aud ought 70 be vigorously taken bold Of b.
those whom II i intended 10 benefit Surely
no class Is more in need Of such henefeient
association than the teachers. corsaed en-
tirely within their school houses, without The
opportunity Of attending 10 anything else, =
, sickness sbould orssAse QUE Of them his con.
ion would be mueh amelioraiea ~ saeli q
~ We hope II vii be made success.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

Boys did you know Bunch was
songslers We overheard him singing
on Tuesday the sesitabie tune Ihs old
COW died 81.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20
'4etaI allS 4srsolmI.

The IsprrxSpES1 harmg oJiainsa he ia'y,sf
circulation Of any paper pabiished in p'i' eos'n-
~ ssrs.a great oPporiunsfg'fo adrsris''', O. IL
sreugaiion IL not coNfntd 70 any ono class o.
garty. IL ,ubsribsrs are aaong ne rich dn@
iAs io,rly, fhs la'isio,saers asd he i'soyrs q ts
fed, .'4he herrera q rood and drapers q 'caier
az reu az he more fortunate. II moderate
tsrms Of ONE DOLLAR a yoar place i rihta he
reach 81 oil, and al paironiss il. -AaesrtiFrr'
rko Ace. angling 10 cell or 70 buy, thus hare q
rars opportunity offered than Of communicating
waA oil he people. address
ISDEPEND ENT.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20
THE BEST PAPERl TRY I'LL
BEAnIlFEIL.Y ILLrsrEArED.
re saizlrir-rfc AFszagcAN.


THE sCiznT5 AFzzEssCAN.
The sctExrirIc ANRRIcAN Is a lnrse First
Glass Weriy Newspaper Of aixtfen faers,
lasrsied i4la igssdd ,sgrssirse. representing tic
newest Inveniioni and the nicsi recent AdFan-
ecs In The Aris and Suiencess ineinhink NrN
Aud Interesting Facts Is arrlr'tiiitre' isurticnl
ture the Homr. ttetth- slcdlcsl Progress, sc
ci1l Science. Natural History, sffoips, hstron-
cniy. The most valuable practical pspei'Sr ny
eminent writers in all Departments q Scieefv
viii be found 10 the scientific American; y,
Terms, S3.lu per Ycar u 90 hail year vines
Includes postage. li-cunRi TO ARrui-. SirRr
corirs, ten cents. sold by al NeN-ach't rs
Remit BY post.ii order 10 MUM x tsV-i fhu-
fishers, % PARK Row, Nsw ufk
u ATE NfpSl IN connection Win tee aot
L n UN lNt FNrlgic AMERICAN, ~essfs
airNN X 60. are soiicitsrS OF american ana
Foreign pAtrais, have hau 20 yraEs.rA Nrrisnse'
and now have the largest eslapiishmvhlln 'ne
world. Patruts are obtained On the hrst terms
sprei;,l noticn is mada IN mp ss:ftNf'tte A
NEHie4S Of all Inventions patented tatoasiA
this Agency, with the naiug ai't rs'tfhet ~
the patentfe. l{y the iiplnrilse eireAiaAon thus
given, gblic attiTtioa Is sitr,f'rafo me iarfl,s
Of the pntvui, ard sai'- - introduction ~
ten easily ci,rrtad
Any person Who nat made new discoNrty Or
invocation. ailit ase',liiiiitJ.s 70 y ssFg h,t
a W tent can lfoieltfs rs oAtainecs py Ntsteng
Rock aiIosi' IN ~ {. ~. y
Trade aafs- tI7rl---.7s ~ - pgnst. retli
with hat4 fof l4orA.riae niyAnes- OF iasra-
iinns Add-ess for The pnrof or coneefhins
FAivnts.
NUM- s co. a. Park Row, New fsft.
b. Il nov
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

Appolntment.-we are pleased to learn
that Mr.. Frank AcwiIliams of this county
as been appointed one Of the weighers in the
Baltimore Custom House, at salary of ST.
400, Mr.. Richard S. Mitchell of This county
was also recently appointed guager Of whiskey
in the Internal Revenue department for this
district We have no doubt he will fill the
position efficiently.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

Pause, Ponder and Priuae 1.-THE inven-
ton Of that Superior and complete Sewing Ma
chine THE Family Sewing sIF-bihc,l mNfks
one of the most important era q n The history o.
machinery, and when we consider Is great Use
fnluass aud extremely low price 1873, IL Is verl
diflenltto conceive Of rny i9yention Tor domrs-
tic use Of more or even equal importance 10
families IL iit- elNat u,F4t1 los NofA hrWN=
tifdi, smooth, and quiet movement, rapid exc
cation, certainty and delightful ease Of o9"rs-
ton, that ut oues cdmmeuds II ahovs all oiiirr=s
lhe working pats arc all sterli strong and an
ruaie, aud VAIL last . Lifetime lac bohblus
hold 100 yards Of thread the stitch IS the firm
est Of all the stitches made, neat and regular,
aud eau be Regulated ia a moment to sew
siieaes from an iueh In ong;h Oh cparso ms
rial down 10 the ilnest. - innufesiniat A. y be
hardly discrruahlc with the naked eye, AMI
win rapIdlty rendering IL impossible 20
count then Us last ss mauci IL has more tit.ieh'
ineHts than aay other, and 10 does 10 perifeunu
al kiAda Of heavy, coarse, plain, iine, or fancy
nrrdie-Nork with ease, and far less labor man
required On other machines Il needf no con-
incubation. The raWU sales, increasing ds''inud
aRd voluntary crpninins from thr iras anl
tho thousands OF families WHO use theln. uinlt1
testify 20 their undonuted worth as a si4ud-5ri
aud reliable hou sehoid necessity. extending rs
/ popularity each day. Machines sent anYs, hrr'
70 be rSiinsned before any money is pNt,i
: AGENTS WANTED ~ Inc Company 40
dress tnru for ilit0ruatlou- fAati.k alA
/ lNti NAthlNE Iua '3i HBQADWAA, Nan
/ YORK
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

AetiFity.--Dave smoot is an active man.
4 newly traded-for horse kicked him clear
on, Of his sulky the other day Dave turned
double bAek-sciion somersault and alighted
on his feet with the agility Of a cat Pretty
good that for an old man.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

An Error.-Rev. ". A. Mitchell Was
absent from Ills ,aliiit ash Wednesday. He
wxs called 10 Port 1'olisero ly the serious III
NJ, ef his brother, john. W MITCHELL Esq, a
leading citizen Of Charles county, and The
Editor ofihe help.Hseat. = Hagosioisn 5'aii-
Oar contemporary is mistaken The lSpE-
rrsnTST is mol 70 foriur te rs to hare an
.diior q N-. Aaefsll's abisilys Neare ss7ry
fsr lis readers, l.ui ilss will have to content
ili,ms. l.-a "a. tiss pfe-'nt Ni'h less siiiitF.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20
III A r SHALL N0DS 5,
NE. Dor. Ssh & D. Streets,
lyl.SlflN5sTO.N. n. q.

On lie Americsn aud Ethiopian Plans-
RICHARD ]. MARSHALL, Proprietor,
k.;s efas 81 G,ersss MA, ii rinsy Point,
S. Nays c.. Nd.
ETiNS GftRISE bas lees. ihorauEhtly RIFT
te,l sud refnsdisAed ia ilic hes tfmanier,
aud il oifes1 TO tiesfa,e Cling 'ablie, aue efiiie
best, cheapest, and m9sl convenient ho'els 10
RATES.
Board per day..-.-.. .sg
Board per q y
Board per observation-disclosures 1Se
IodrinC .,7iie
Meals, S9e Sc aof
tch. lily
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NewMilIinerY&Fancy Good


WHISTLES TO call the attention Of The ladies
w to her SPRING SUPPLY Of Baltimore
aud New York MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS, comprising the latest novelties IN
Pattern Bounets, Hats and Saaaaws, Flowers,
Ribhons, Silk end Caazc, Wells. Lace goods
lDrmments aud Jcwelry, in tiuld aad Plate
and many oilief Fancy articles too numerous
to mention.
Also Dress Making and Cutting done Is
latest patterns, at reasonable prices,
,6s5- Toys aud Confectionery constantly on
hand. may q.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

Reinember that the subscription
for the :. Maryland Independent u
only sl.00 q Year, in A,iya;Aee,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

Tel It not in Gath whisper i 49,
in Assalon, But the fact is that Joe ha-
become a student Of Shakespeare. ile
may be seen at anytime When called on
suddenly slip the volume Of the imao.-
tai bard beneath his arm. On Romeo,
Romeo wherefore art thou Ronep
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

Dur neighbor Of the Times re-
marked a short while ago Of us, that he
presumed we were At t'ii' as to all mai
tiers pertaining to matrinmny Not *
ac'ly ueighbor BAT Ne have had oeea-
sion to rcniarl iills tfehclors sho have
tier uias before marriage don't have
niach afterwards.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

BOOTS AND SLICES
Tor
LADIES.
MISSES
and CIlILDRESE saar can be fund
in our store.
And as for prices aud quality .h.,,
cannot be beJl,
We can convince you that you viii.
saws money il you buy Jour
BOOTS and SHOES
from us.
The Best line Of Indies Misses sui
Childrcns' BOOTS aud SHOES erhib
ite'l for years. Examine The duality am.
prices
A large stock of hraty BOOTS aud
SHOES suitable for Farmers and Plant
crs.
Our Best lIresiach Kip Boots. .su,.s
proef. cannot be surpassed for durabili-
ty-the best Boot III the country for 4
Farmer
Country Merchants will find it totheir
advantage q examine our Stick froiu
&hisli d9Saliy good selec,iahs eau he
matle at prices that Gill ei,iapare fasora-
bly, with those of the Northern Cities.
w II ~ AnnENv
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

"a petition in favor Of abolishin
all tobacco inspection laws and an other
il. f4vor Of abolisliing only the compu!.
~'ry features have been left at our oils,
for signatures. All entertaining these
sentiments will please come forward and
ign.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

...Thc Circuit Court met on Mon.
day, Judge Ford being present Tse
doekeis were called and afew jnagupa,is
entered The appeal docket WIS ellie,i
Ou Tuesday but no cases were tried. IN Z
ec'.rt adjourned. Judge Ford left niYsd-
.nesi:'g By the mil-day train.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-14
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

ENA1NB LHAVM W1B2lNNTOMs
For Philadelphia and intermediate stations
Z, $40, 1890, o. m; 100, 400. 100, $50, y.
m. On Sundays: $40 q. m; 900, $50, go
D. m.
Pkila. Express. $50, Q, "a, 1907 q. m. Sun.
DAYS: 048 p. m.
FOR Phiia. and New York: 223, $50, 700
1902, o. M; #l2, 30. *I2.A3, (Limited)
.0.07 p. m. Sundays, 223 q. IN.
For baltimore and way stations: $50 Q. m;
FOR baltimore, Washington and Bay Line
For Baltimore and Washington: 1851, 200
AIS, 8.8b q. m; l2b2, l.oi (Limitod) 49,,
T.08 p. N. Sundays; 12.b1, 2.O3 q. n.
For information apply ct depot.
For New CASTLE: 500, 9.2b, o. n, LOS, 800
For Harrington and intermediate stations
s.2s Q. M: l.O5. a.s6 p. m.
For Delmar and intsrns diate stations: S.26 0.
FOR wilmington b Northern X. r.: 100, ..
M; 800, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive Q and II. as o. M, and Gas p. m.
Per Delaware Western Il B.: S.lS, $3.50. An.
$50 .. m. Sunday trains, 1880 0. M, m.
FRAIB soR wILMIraT0M LHAvn RnII.ADMr
pH1A,
From Broad street and Washington avenue
130, 0lo. 1880, 10.46, 11.46 q. m; 1.9o, 3,3.6o
4, t.lS,6 $40, 8, 9.46. n.3op. m. On Sun
days $50 o, m; Q. 8, s.se, n.a0 p. M.
from Thirty Second and Market streets: 7.5l
100. ll.86 Q. M; las. (Limited) e.b p. n
iIp SUNDAYS: Los o. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-14
The Arbutus Club Homo.

The Arbutus Club that has been
pleasuring down the Bay on the yacht
William NJ. Whiting since last Satur-
day arrived home this morning. A
report was IN circulation day or 30
ago that tie party had trespassed on
the sacred ground Of New Jersey and
had been arrested and thrown into
prison. The arrival Of the club proves
that report to be libelous and untrue.
Tie following composed the crew
Captain-William B. Gem.
First Mate-Harry VsnGasken.
Second Mate-Tilghman Roe.
Secretary and Treasurer-Prank Slo-
cum.
steward-Arthur Breilley.
seamen-George Richards, L. g.
Shaw, Herman Riley, Horace Croft,
Harry Giles, Charles Patison, Della
ware Macklem, James Johnson and 3D.
ward johnson.
The yacht left with colors flying on
Saturday evening, 7th, inst. touching al
New Castle and Bombay Hook. Lewef
was reached and the town was "done
up" and the respects Of the club were
paid to editor Knowles of the Break
water Light. Some time was spent IN
visiting Rehoboth, aud then the clut
went across the bay and did up Capt
May. Maurice river was visited and OF
the way big Thursday was spent q
Bowers Beach. The sight that me-
them OF that place was something o
which they had often heard but neve
before saw.
Thousands Of the people were Their,
copgrsgated with no purpose in tn
world but to stroll around in the sane
dance and drink villainous whiskey
Fishing, grabbing and Clustering were
enjoyed by the club TO their heart
content. On the way up mutiny &C
Cured and the Captain was throw
over board but was rescued by DARN
sailor who at the risk Of his own lif
threw him line and drew him in
! Yesterday the nineteenth birthday 9
. the Secretary occurring, the crew sewe'
0 him up in bag and threw him over
board nineteen times.
n Quite o number Of the crew wer
0 tried for mutiny and other offences an
q were promptly lashed to the mainwat
! and doused overheard. A bount
o ing committee was appointed for th
last night Of the voyage whose dut
r was to bounce every body who woul
? close their eyes for sleep; very fe
escaped without being put through th
bouncing process. The club epjoye
the voyage hugely and came hon
e much benefited In health.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-14
A warning.

The removal by the Mayor OF specia
policeman John Green, who had severa
su strokes while on duty at the CITY
Park, indicates his sufferings were Of
very serious character. Other OH
GERS who have been Of effected in sin
liar manner should take warning or thu
Mayor may come to consider that they
are also incapacitated for duty. To III
1t seemed that the attacks OF other par
ties noticed in the REPUBLICAN wer'
even more severe than that OF the Off
Ger who has been decapitated. Let al
take warning and avoid the sun. Geo
Sharp has been appointed to fill the
vacancy.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-14
Large Car Shipment.

The largest car shipment took place
from this city yesterday that was ever
known in one day from Wilmington.
The Jackson & Sharp Company shipped
10 of them.
The Bowers b Dare Co. 10 and the
Harlan & Holllngsworth Co. 6-mak-
ing 20 in all and all shipped in one
train for the New York Woodhaven and
Rockaway Railroad.
These cars are finished in beautiful
style, being painted in rich lake color,
resembling earmine over Indian Red.
The stripping, ornamenting and num-
bering are in gold and buff with black
aud green pickings. These cars are
all 6rst class and Of the finest work,
manship.
The Harlan h Hollinpsworth Co. also
shipped yesterday the large Pullman
hotel car Rossmore to Chicago, to be
used on one Of the Knights Templar ex
cursion trains.
The P. W. &. B. Co. also sent Of TO-
day three more Bsrgner l. Engle lager
beer cars, each provided with . Ridg
way refrigerator. .....
Daily Republican., 1880-08-14
Fires Yesterday.

The six-story brick building Of sar-
geant 4 Ham, carriage manufacturers,
rs and 80 Bowker street, Boston, was
damaged TO the extent Of $4,000 BY IRE
last night. A number Of carriages own
ed by the firm and private parties were
destroyed, the loss being about $22,-
900. Forty-hve employees are thrown
out Of employment. ]. Newman, har-
ness maker In the building, suffered
heavily. The buildings AZ to As Sum-
mer street, occupied BY Lewis, Brown q
Co., silk importers; Levy, Foster d
Bowen, dealers in fancy silk goods, and
others, were also on fire at the same
time. The losses are estimated as
Lewis, Brown 4 Co., $75, 900, insured;
Levy, Foster L Co., $4,000 insured;
building, $4,000, insured.
Luppert's furniture factory, q jack
mill, and a brick dwelling house, as
we'll as large amount Of lumber were
destroyed by q fire at Williamsport.
Pa, last evening. The loss Is about
$S6, 200, insurance $35, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-14
AFATAL ACCIDENT.
A Young Man Crushed Beneath q
Heavy Iron R0ll-Dies To-day.

AYOung Man Crushed beneath n
Heavy Iron ROll-Dies To-day.
Henry Bedford, aged nineteen years,
son sfC. II. D. Bedford, tax collector.
residing at No. 800 W. Fourth street,
met with painful accident yesterday
afternoon at George W. Bakers ma.
chine shop, on French street between
Second and Third streets, rs briefly
mentioned in yesterdays REPUBLICAN,.
The young man and several fellow
workmen were lifting . roll, which
weighed 2, 400 pounds, from a lathe To
a truck. Unfortunately 1t slipped, and
rolling of 1t knocked Bedford down. II
fell in such q manner that one end lay
across his pelvis, and the pressure was
90 great that the flesh bursted open in
q long cash, from which large guam
tity Of blood flowed.
Il was some moments before the roll
was removed. Its weight vas 30 i'm
mense that the workmen could moi
bulge it, but fortunately Col. John r.
Moore came to their assistance, and by
the united strength Of the men ii wal
raised high enough to permit the in
jured youth to be drawn from beneath
The wounds we're bound BY DR.. ]
Harman Rile until the arrival Of DR.
Maui, the family physician, who hat
the young man removed to his home
All through the night the youth suffer
cd considerably, but towards morning
he became less sensitive to pain and a
five o'clock he quietly died. He vii
be buried from his home on Monda.
morning at 7.30 o'clock. The funeral
will then proceed to the P. W. Il B. R
R. depot and take the cars for Balti
more. The interment will be at th
Baltimore cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-14
THIRD EDITION.
CRUsaED ny THE CARS.


a Wilmington and Northern haii'
road Conductor Ran over THIS
MorninE-HisRecoVery Doubtful.
0. B. Benner, o conductor on the
Wilmington & Northern railroad, sus-
tanned serious injuries between seven
and eight O'Clock this morning. AT
the time OF the accident number Of
cars were being shifted at the foot Of
Madison street. Mr.. Benner was
present, and it is supposed that he en-
deayorsd to step upon the cars, and, in
doing so, he slipped and fell beneath
them.
The supposition, however, cannot be
vsrified. as no person saw him until
aftsr The accident. Indeed the unfor.
inmate man, himself, his pain being &c
great. cannot tell how the mishap 90.
curred. The first intimation of the 40
oidsnt was when an employee upon
The road noticed the conductor lying on
The road. He was Immediately taken
70 his home, No. 1922 West Third
Daily Republican., 1880-08-14
ASK for Jenoris Hack.

Amor Jefferis runs q hack from the
Brandywine Summit Camp to meet
every train up and down on the vii
mipgton and Northern Railroad, and
his Is the only hack that does so. Per
sons going by the railroad to camp,
should inquire at Smiths Bridge for
Amor Jefferis' hack. Round trip tick
cts for Smiths Bridge are sold by the
Railroad Company for ffty four cent?
cod until the Goth.