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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-21

The term hydra may be use to repre-
sent any manifold evil II you would
battle successfully with this many headed
monster of disease you Will find it expe-
dient to keep Mrs Pinkham' Vegetable
Compound always at hand. DR.. Ban
sIn0
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-21

The unhappy wife who suffers from
the petuicnce and i'll humor of a nervous
husband, should name the real cause in
her complaint to the court, or remove
that nerv' usness by presenting the defen
dant with DR.. Benson's Celery and Cham
omile Fills.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-21
Pleasant Summer Resort

The Proprietors OF Bellevue Fruit Farm aud
Mineral Springs, Will receive limited r,ureb..-
boarders for the coming summer AZ SD ,
month, or e5 per week; washing ~ Der rg.o,,.b
or further particulars and circular arI,Iy to
l.. +. AMIa
Bellevue, near Sassafras Fork = a
SranvIlle Co, n. -
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Attention, Deaf People

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. ell
dorsed by the most eminent physicians.
Deafness relieved and cured in , 10 s
days: Send Box 495 for particulars
EDWIN FERRIS Il CO., Cincinnati. .
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GEO. E. NISSEN & co.
SAL L NJ, n c.,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS

Using only the best Of matefials He make tb.
est o. WORK, and warrant ev, " job. We have thr
o-dest aud largest agon Works, and our Wagon
nave the best reputation Of any In the state ~
eri "agon bears the name Of 81. + NI4-ES
Salem L. o., \. c." " rite for prices p.f.r .
all who using Wagons
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-21

o<' 7" NtIIETh T HDUIAT boIeT and FhKHl's
Light Friction Saw Mill, 20-foot ar
riage, screw head blocks and IS inoA
Disston Saw, S275.
Heavy Friction. Saw Mill, 25-foot
carriage screw head nlocke and - inch
Disston Saw, 1915.
Ratchet Feed, $50 extra
Our Jet Pump will raise water out of
a well 80 feet deep.
Write foi circular, giving di,nensiona
and prices.
New Engines and Boilers Of any size
made to order
TAPPEY X STEEL.
Jan l3-tf. Petersburg Va
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N { w { NG | N s S
AND
saw MILLS

Also the following, which have been used s,sn q
but We warrant them safe and in coed order;
No. 3. 10 HIP. Loc Boiler, and Eng centre of..s =
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-21

H. 4 bLAS y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-27

Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served in the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(undor their special advice and treatmenO will
not cure or for anything impure or Injurious
found In H. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
STITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury Consultation Free. Thor.
sis OF urine, IS 90 Price OF vital Restorative,
81 % bottle, or four times the quantity, $40 90;
sent TO any address on receipt Of price, or G. o. D..
(no G. o. ID. sent without 81 enclosed as a guar.
antecl, secure from observation. and In private
INSTITUTE, us Olive street 81 Louis, Missouri.
Wholesale Agents, W. II. HOWELL q BRO
Dallas Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-27
COTTON.

the cotton market advanced sixteenth 10.
uay IN Liverpool. This Is no doubt owing to
The light receipts from other countries than
america. Tho arrivals In Liverpool to-day
were only 100 bales, all American, The receipts
,naum gypt are of course, cut oil entirely. and
we closing Of the suog canal wall, for n time,
Luiope for the present will have to depend on
Ntelps from America. The sales IN Liverpool
s xvfc larger today than usual, reaching 1900
,nns ~ . of which were for expectation Tho
~, nne OF the market there was active and lrmcr
W slsa.s. ~ si..es, but rriegs werv LII. With
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-27

Futures.
Dealing In futures Is now recognized
business in which nearly every business
man, planter or farmer engages to greater
or less extent. Those wishing to either buy
or sell cotton, grain or pork i ior iutnre de-
should send their orders TO the Texas Cot
ton and Grain Exchange. This Is q char.
tered institution, and perfectly reliable and
responsible.
Margins requred-Only 81 per bale. for
cotton, lie per bushel for grain, 25c per bar
rel for pork.
All communications should be addressed
TO A. ]. WnEKLocK, Manager,
Dallas Texas.
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FUTURES.

THERE was an advance OF sixteenth In the
lu.nfe cotton market of Live rpool to-day on all
mIoulns winch Is in sympathy with the rise
there in spots In New York there was nm nd.
vance vance III all the near months, while there was a
malIlng on on those later in the season In New
urleans the situation was reversed and dc.
e,i'le IN August and September is noticed, while
a a,, 9iher months show an advance. It's dill
y Ta 70 gay what turn the market. may take In
me next thirty days.
NEW YORK.
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CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. 1ghnn.an, VEGETABLE Curative warranted to per-
,na.nty .urc a iorns OF kpernattershea or Seminal
"Lo'. Power" and brings back the aiosihhi vlsor Of
those who have destroyed by sexual excuses or evil ro
ucca IN o two % scycn weeks time Thlsfc,n,dy hrh
has heyn used by Dr. Bohan In his private pracicc ior
oNulhitty years was never known 10 fail IN curing evrn
ne WOisl IAsl% II Rhes vitality aud inpars energy
WIN wonderful effect 10 those mlddc-ugcd men who fell
Meakess beyond their years Its inyirofane propsrtles
are it ~ once Young men suffering nonl the conse-
lnences o. that drcahy destructive habit OF Self Ano
mn use us me Heinz with the assurance OF a spccly ami
rkhhAhLN cure. The patient gains strength and eiss.
u,y OF o. once as ncts directly on nc parts Affect
tVothnR aud healing tonic aud nnodyne 10 The rc-
.u seminal vesces and irr,ated duets iunarng power
hnu tone mud t"ofng them 10 their natural state nc sao
" ,ne baneinl habit had never been wlnlrcd In The
ingredients are simple productions Of nnius-baks rootS.
heIps s'e,, nndars Specific for the above diseases
TREE tiw Dollan, sent with full directions etc. IA
ny ndd,sss Fqr sale only at DR.. q A. Bohannans cieci
no vi North lh STREET between Washington avenue ana
uIern suc.f, ~ l0np, EstnblDhed In isS1 -
nTpr Bs "iscau.o on Special Diseases. which gives a
sne se as ~ 'hs na,, s.nsc means q
fhLk 70 any address upon receipt ofonc tramp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-27

The growing cotton crop has made rapid pro.
gress since July l, and, although the crop in
some districts is still late, the larger area has
made up for lost time, and is still quite as for.
ward as 1t usually Is the last half of July, while
is especially the case in Louisiana, and also In
southwestern Texas, whore drought has forced
the cotton to early maturity, and picking has
already commenced The first bale of Texas
cotton was shipped from Houston July Q TO New
York, where 1t sold At auction on July 10 at ~
cents per pound, and was shipped 10 Liverpool
the following day. The crop accounts gener-
ally are OF very favorable character, with q
remarkable absence OF complaints of damage by
plains that the weather is too cool, but the ay.
erage temperature Is II, and that is certainly
warm enough to bring tho crop forward rap
idly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-27
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, sper.
mat0rrhna, l. O'B r
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects of
Self Abuse, youthful
folhes, and excuses In
maturer years-such AZ
Loss of Memory, Las.
situde, Nocturnal Ennis
sion. Aversion TO socie.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16

That the temperance question IL being
looked at On AL s.dCs and from all stand
polE's B. the caus" Of thankful reIoiclu.t the
most radlcsl temperance people. Tho BIOS
ton Christian Register, the srcat nItarlAn
organ, contained IN .r ISSUE Of Nov. .!
very valuable and thoughtful article by Kew.
" lllam Il Eiii,tt, u. Il Of st. Louis. en-
Titled Education IN Temperance" The
writer speaks Of the sGc Al Anomaly II con
denim ng one half Of the o.ll ui liquor trad
ihE f.r a cons Iteration and condemn ng the
other half The problem he goes on to
cay. rs one Of immeuse difficulty, tle note VI
trouble being IN tho low grade Of toclal and
moral CIVILIZATION. 1t lie lard t. compel men
to BE- pure or temperate beyond their own
Tree chs,rc.' He then .Eoss that the bottom
tact Il that the snIyatton Of society must come
ron the proper training Of the yu1nK and the
only way Of educating them eiieriuaIly l.
through the invited prscept and example OF
those whJm they chiefly r.-uect In reply to
those who hssort that ten. Ct lncr implies
moderate use Of tntoNt 'ani-, nr. Elliott saws
The nearer you come 4 the family to the
absence u all intoxicating drink a. a beNcr
axe, the more peri.c, becomes the moral and
spiritual health pf;he household Elmtn.
ate moderate drInki'g, you eliminate N
temperance and with It nlne tonths Of the
crime, vice, poverty and suiierirg that every.
where prevail. sun further In relation b.
the often quoted example Of CHRIST us a
VINE drtnkeT. The invitation Of thtlst doe.
not mean ,erslle effort to do the ZANE thing.
but 10 live IN the same gplrit OF self.denylny
love. In this temperance question the point
10 se determined is not what was right and
wise nineteen hundred years ago IN TaIes
tine but what Is right here and nov, lt.t A
question OF tremendous Significance. ItcAn.
not he set aside by AteXt or tradition. II
cannot be eTided by the usaal method Of
raising the cry OF fanatlc,sm agains, those
who can md no place Of real safety for the
ris' ~ generation except in total abstinence
as the rule Of life,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
FOURTH EDITION
BURGLARS ABOUT,
They En- ter tue Coal ON eos Of Geo
". Bash 4 Sos and J Ohm Turner

Wilmington is evidently the harbor
for nun Der Of burglars. For the past
few weeks numerous places have been
entered but the thieves did not secure
much booty for their trouble. II Is
ONLY a question OF time however, II they
are not captured before they make a
good haul. The police should he on the
lookout and arrest all suspicious char
acters.
Sometime between Saturday night
and early this morning, burglars broke
into the coal office of George W. fu.h
4 Son, Water and French streets. They
gained an entrance through rear win
dow. Money was evidently their sole
object, as the money drawer was broken
into. No money was in the drawer,
however, and they left without disturb
ing anything else.
This same office was entered about a
week ago, at which time the thief or
thieves succeeded in getting about a
dollar in pennies which were left IN the
drawer No clue is had OF the robbers.
Some time during last night, She otilce
Of John Turner, near Messrs. Bush y
Sons, was broken into, They forced
the bolt of the rear shutter, Nothing
in the office wa, disturbed, and II Is
thought they were frightened of before
they got inside. MI Turner'S office
was entered some time ago III the sane
manner, andl severa small articles
stolen
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
selling Liquor ON sunday.

Edward Cassidy, who lives AT Water
and Shlpley streets, Was before the
Mayor this morning, upon the charge
of selling liquor on Sunday, which Is
contrary To law. Bailltf Brady had the
warrant issued anu testified that the
prisoner only has a government license
tie also stated that a bottle, partially
flied with liquor, was found on the
premises, " Inch l. prlma iaCla eviden u
OF the guit OF the prisoner. Edward
protested that I've lad no govern meht IL
ccnse, and wanted 10 prove the fact by
sending down to the [ s revenue OF.
hce III this city. As TIL, would only
Increase the trouble, a. well A. Increase
the expense against the prisoner, his
wish was not complied with The eyl.
deuGe being sufficient to Justify the
Mayor in holding the prisoner Tor court,
the bail was fixed AZ $500
This is not the only case that EXISTS
in the city, and the bAilitt' should SEE to
it,that AL the saloons conplycd strictly
with tie law II person wOu!d take
notice OF val.Ol.~ saloons IN the city Il
light would he visible IN the bar room,
which fact is sufficient evidence that
liquor is sold up Sunday There are
some places, however, whore a light is
really necessary, but these places could
easily be distinguished. II ia positive
fact, however, that the law is VIC atei
with lnpuulty, and active steps should
Dc TAX i. ~ :crIet ont these laCes.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
A Remark nb De Feat.

AT the recent exhibition at Atlanta,
Georgia, nome oi the Yankee eNhibi-
tors undertook Ia show our southern
friends last how quickly suit OF
clothes could liz made after the cotton
WAS picked. The rae. against time
described. It was about sunrise on
fke appointed day when those who
were to gather the cotton entered the
field a. Norcru.s, "a, q smal. town
twenty miles from Atlanta, named
for IL nathan NOrcross, OF Maine. The
cotton WI, OF the variety known as
clier silk which IN not ouly very
prolific but In staple it il prunOnu.
red ~ be OF the highest grade OF the
short sable Cottuns By seven O'Clock
the ueces AIRY quantity OF seed cotton
10 Weld the lint for two IN suits Of
ClOihes was gathcT"i and delivered
10 the gin, and twenty minutes later
the silky lint was on is way TO the
kit,On picker, where III thirty min utes
more IL was prepared Tor the FOES "
Pravy cards, In the use of the Wilt
natic Linen COMPANY Half an hour
later the cards delivered IL 10 the rail.
way heads made by the L0wel Machine
Company, where, within another
thlrr. minutes, IT. was made ready
for >puing frames, and twenty minu-
ter later the spun filing was on its
way to the Compton loom. During
AL this time aud proc,.s, the gathering
multitude lookci on with the greatest
Interest, InCrea,lng IN number all the
time, aud when about nine O'clock III.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16

som" time since, description was
published in the REri Bi.ICAS Of A
miniature steamship that had been made
by Dugan IN his cell in New Castle jall
and purchased by the Friendship Fire
company Of this city, TO be presented
to the Friendship Fire Company Of
Harrisburg, Pa. The donors have con.
cludcd before taking It away to give the
public an opportunity Of seeing II, and
1t vii! be placed in the large show win.
DO" at Adams this evening for thai
purpose, There vii also he al,pIayed
silver service, consisting of pitcher,
salv.r, goblet and finger bowl, each Of
winch Is appropriately Inscribed, all I
lc'I cred AS present tor Mr.. job
Ira1b and wife of Harrisburg, from the
Friendship Fire Company. The IIapry
Seven will exhibit a silver fire horn ii
inches long, handsomely chased and
litlcd with gold mouth piece, which
'hey intend 10 Present to the Friendship
Of Harrisburg. The Friendship of This
city and the Happy Seen received
many courtesies at the hands Of Har.
rlsburg tiremen and Mr.. and Mrs,
Traub during their visit some time ago,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
XCALTIAE TABLE.
CORRECTED DECEMBER Is, 1851.
rpAINS LEAVE VIII .MINfrON FOR

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB
lphis, 2O2, 8ls, 1910 100, $40 100, slc.
e66, 1880, ll:3 h m; l2lb, sl2:A9, lto,
$50, A:a0, 6.l2 t:l0, o:SS, rs, 1000 p: n
Sundays, 200, $40, q. m; 500, b.%9, e3s>
7:02 0:b5 1000 y. m.
New ork, 1902 6, CSC, 100, S:bS, ll:1 Am.
sI2:A3, l.3O, e:3S, b42 p. m. Sundays
20L 2l6 a. M, b:&z, o:3S p. N.
Baltimore, 1881, l:37, 7:bS, GSs .. m; lGts,
sl,O4, b:OA, 60 p. N. Sundays l2sl,
1877, 1865 .. II.
Washington, lGbl, 1897, 7:66, SIS q. m; l2's
.l:O4, $50 p. IN. Sundays, 1851, 1877
It's .. N.
baltimore and intermediate Stations, lGsl
83s q. m., 1885, 500 p. N. The bo4 y. M
train stops at way stations only between
Perryville and Baltimore. Sundays
1881 n. IN.
Psryville and Intermediate Stations, eoSp
IN. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, va
g. m; LOS; 90 p. IN. No sunday traius
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, S1 q, H.
Los y. II.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 1;loa.
m; 300, BOO p. IN.
Delaware Western Railroad, 7lb, 1870 q. m.
bSb p. IN. Sundays, 1880 a. m; 800 p. N.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l24S, l27, 7:45,7:52, sa9, e3oa. N
1890 IN; l2l6, lG45, 'l:O2, $50, 4s5,
A69, $40, 800, 6:lb,o;40 500, 9s5, lO+b, ll.lv
.. III. Sundays, l2:43 M, 40, 1874, l0,f,
8. m; 800, 1910, li:l5p. IN.
New York. l:27, 4d2 7:52, 1888 a. M; l24s,
tl:O2, 4:il, $40 p. M; Sundays, l;g', 40.
1862 "a. III.
Baltimore, l.S3 2:l4, $50, ll;tb a. ~; 'I7:N
La, b.4s, e:3s SbOp. H.. Sundays, LOS, 2ls,
Q. H.; 49, o:3s, StO y. IL.
Washington, l:63, 2l4, 1885 a. m: 'l2:4l,
100, 5.+d, e:ssp. H.; Sundays, LIS, 2lta. 10.
$40 e:3S y. Ii.
Perryville only, 9;06 a. In,
New Castle, s:4s, 9:35 a. m; 1907, e;le, GO
D. IN. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, Sls a. H.; 1901, Cos p.
IL. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 80
q. H.; ll:36, o:bS p. Ii. sunday trains, CO
Delaware Western Railroad SO q. H.; AT
p. ID Sundays, $40 a. IN. $40 p. m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Philadelphia, Broad street depot, $50, I:ao,
s:l6 1880, Hoo HAS IN; l:3o, 3;l5 $50,
go 4:SO, 6:lb, b:45, $40, So, 9+b, ll:cop. m;
,unIays, T:o6, $50 .. H.; 600, GAt, n:se
~ IL.
Philad slphia, Market street station only, 2 80
;l4.. IL. 1929 y. m.;Sundays, lLJ's u
Figures marked thus ~ denote the iimitse
-uIoss trains
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
Street Fightsn z.

John Casey ard Peter Quinn were
arrested on Friday night last for fight,
ing on Maryland Avenue. The trial
was called on Saturday morning, but
owing to the absence of several wit
nesses it was postponed until this morn
ing. The former young man evidently
got the worse of the hight, judging by
the look OF his face and eyes.
They were each fined 81 and costs.
As it costs considerable to wreak your
vengeance upon another in a hand to
hand encounter on the streets, it is
hoped that the young men will be more
careful, and if they must fight they
should adjourn to some secluded spot
on the outskirts of the city, where no
one would see them. That, however,
is against the law, and fighting should
not be indulg in at all.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
THIRD EDITION.


The Mitchell Dramatic Association OF
this city played to crowded house at
New Castle ON Saturday evening. The
performance embraced the two beauti.
full plays Of the PIRATES Legacy and
"All that elit'ers is not gold The
entertainment lasted until II As o'c'ock
and was pronounced by the audience
az the longest and one Of the best dra-
maize treats that the New Castle people
ever enjoyed. The only drawback
to the pleasure of the evening
TO those who were present from
Wilmington was the breaking down Of
the hack on the return TO Wilmington,
compelling the gentlemen to get out
and iruige it home through the mud
The Association has rented rooms in
the Morrow building, and will occupy
them OH or before the 18th of March.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
Local Gleanings.

Mr.. Joseph Woodrow, of Colora, Md.
: is in town to-day.
Who will be the next Mayor OF
the city The candidates are numer.
Gus.
The Pruuty safety relief valve has
been adopted by the Phoenix Fire Com
pany.
One OF Wilmington's prominent Off
Gals was seen to-day, "too full for Ut
terance"
Workman are engaged in putting the
slate root on the new Depot. Plasterers
are also working in the interior Of the
building.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16

A few nights sine, = man and his
wife came very near being smothered
to death by the gas from small coal
stove, in their bed roopl at the boarding
house at Fourth and West street :,
When they retired, they left the stove
door partly open, and yome time during
the night the man was awakened with
"A very singular feeling. He got up and
found his wife in i.unconsci0n.
condition, lying part way out of the
hcd' After working with her for some
tine he called for assistance, aud a
physician was sent for, who said hat
she could not have survived much lon.
ger. '''
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16

MISS Thursby, the singer, on her
recent trip through Sweden, caught a
cold, for which ply prescribed
two mediciues-one to swallow and the
other to snutfthrOugh the nose. In Jonk.
oping Miss Thursby made the mistake
OF swallowing the catarrh remedy,
which contained ammonia and various
strong salts and made her very i'll. That
nights concert had to be put Oft, but
the singer recovered without serious
injury to her person or voice, to the
great relief of her Swedish admirers.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
Serious Loss

Mr.. John Boyle, OF New .
days ago met with a serious \, =
he is not very well able to y, 7
Star of last Saturday say,
ing missed the tram A'
Wilmington and took Tue
Philadelphia putting asa"h y,
were $500 in one OF thr CO.
while he adjusted his OVER a,.
never thought anything Nv
satchel until he reached 'ns
House and of course II ~
before thinking Of 1t again ~
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16

BY reference to the h IT. +, +,
advertising columnsit WI "
George f. Battin, dairYnap
tiana Hundred, means bus W..
ing $50 TOR the delivery oil W.
stole his carriage harness W W,
ing of the llth inst. A SHV'
fore either the same thiei "a f,
stole bis carriage cover. n ~
very aggravating to Mr. l' ,",,.
can well conceive his inu's"'
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16

A tirein hookbinding establishment
i'll PhlI3eIphia on Wednesday came
near destroying the printed Senate
Journal Of this State. il. Y Downinr
me CLERK, had contracted with Fcrri \
4 Bro, of Wilmington, for the print.
ing, and they bad placed the printed
copies in the bindery to be be- bcuud,
The journal was not much damaged
bnt 1t il feared serious delay will be
caused by the fire.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
New Castle Amer icus lIub

Al a meeting OF the AmeriruA Club,
OF New Castle, held in their club room,
on irlday evening, January =, lHsI, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term.
fresldent-Frank L. Herbert
Nlce-fresid"nt-G. II. Lamb,on,
Ireasurer-A. V, George.
FINANCIAL Secretary--J. K. Lambson.
corresponding Secretary S. l..
Lane.
Sergeant-at-arns-.J, f. Booth,
Irnstees-Harry +. George, Edmund
r. rogers and W. II. Rogers.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
Rusvat Work

This morning the coIl'r4'% 4.
moving the ashes has . y,
teams at work. 1t is nnut'''
Mr.. Eastburn, the contra''tv, ,,I
sex for the past week, anu ~. ".
reason the work has BEEF, ~ I,
was the intention of Mr. Az !,
Of the Street committee "
teams at work this mornihs'
the ashes, if MIR. E'istpu'D
una bic to do his work.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-16
FIFTH ElI|
uFo by A..

While l.. W. s,iJbam
in selling cows for sill 4 ~ w
Lion, Chester county =, Y
night, considerable ss,i,a,,t
cAsionsd by a COW ,nrn l,,,''s
a young man namel ,I't'I
who was showing how e, .1
be MIXED. and running an. |
into his abdomen, and ,o.y,
some distance. As sb. "a 49, 4
was torn open from a ra,,'
navel to the left hip and w. y
to the ground his enlr.,I, ~, W.
'nded from the large wopp1
sault BY the COW wa, 81 ~,
although surrounded by , y
OF men, no assistance c9u,I =,
until after the injury had b.,
Fortunately DR.. SrbbIa.
Thorough, was in Attend.
sal. and lost no time in ,1'
the assistance he could to,.
man, whose suffering, Wa.
tie was carried into the ho4
wou nds were dressed and ;,
possible done 10 make linn -,
The physician enter,a,urI h.
Of his recovery from the star
AT last accounts he was .i1'
there is a bare possibility NJ.
wing the terrible injury IA "a.
nation can he prcyenlel. h
wound described above h.
Injured in o,Le
He is aged abou, ~ year. A..
an assistant Of Sill x Bale,
time.