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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-01-25
HEALTH IS WEALTH,
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HEALfH Of BODY k VEhLfHd HIND.
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Railways
sAlsAlAMIBIAI RISlLVII1.

errs N,opA naxss scund Hesh, strong BON.
ana 4 c.oar skia II yoa would have your nesn
avn yolr ponss sound without carries, and your
conuiexion fair, use RoAwnys earnaparff.
Ifan 8ssolvent
A rsmedy composed of Ingredients Of sxtra.
orctnsry me cal properties essential 70 purify
~ repair and tnvi yor ate the ornken-down and
vnsfed body-oTICK, PLEASANT, SAFE anc
PERMANENT IN It's treatment anc cure
- desixnated whether tt Do scro ulA Con-
sunption, syphilis Ulcers, Sores, TumOrs, ,Boils
EyI;pelaA or satt-Rheun. diseases OF ths
LunSa kidneys Bladder, Womb, S&in, Liver
sfomach on Bowels either chronic or constitn.
c.onaI. the virus of tbs disease Is In the BLOOD
Wnich supplies the waSte. And builds and re-
nairs thess organs and wasted tissues OF the
syutsn II the blood u unhealthy, the process
OF repair must oe unsound
The narsa parfllfan Resclvenf not only
u . oomponsaun$ remedy, ok secures the bar
liSnss Iarou9hout the entire system functional
harmony aud supplies the blood vessels with :
oure and heal NJ current Of new ufe- The akin
sfIer f-v days use OF the sSrsaparilllan, os
cousz clear and oea1Jful Plmples, Blotchcs
Bi.cs -pnts and >kin Erupt ons are removed
sores and Ulcer1 soon cured Persons suflerini
from scrufu,A Erapuve Diseases of the Eyes
Mouth Ears, Legs Threat and Glands. that
have ae,u uulsted and spread either from u
cur.d diseases or mercury. or from the use {.
Corrosive sublimate, may rely upon . cure Y
ths Barsapsy .llian is continued suf1cienL tims
/ % make It's Impression on the system.
Oas bottle contains moreof the active prnci.
I p.e4 Of medicines than any other preparatioE
/ fSkez n Tesspoonful Dosea. While Others 10
/ Quirs ave o. six times a. Rucn One DsfiaI
/ Per BotflA
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-01-25

Henry III. was the first English
king who wore spurs with rowels.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-01-25

Young Ken n n 3a9 {aa ,s9 s9a5 l,,;Tg ,S ! Issrspy
s4td4toi .silfs Valentine rrbs jane ,il!e Nis
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-01-25

EREE-,A Musical Journal Address. F. Brehm
II Erie. Pa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-01-25
RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills:
Perfec. TurgsiJves, J0ethn Ape .
ents, Act Without Pain, Always
Reliable, and Natural in their
ODHratIOL.

VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOX4L
Perfe tly tssteless, elegantly costee viia
sweet gum. purge. regulate, purify. cleanse sn'
sire gthen
RADwAYs PuIs, for the cure OF AL D sorters
oithe = onach Liver. Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder
Nervous Diseases, q adlcne. COnstp itlOn, C0s
tiveneSs, Ind gestl5n. Dyspepsia, BiliouSn,-ss
Fever, Innamai ion OF the Bowels, Plies, anl Al
dsraDgems nts OF the Internal Vlscera wa
ranted 20 effect q PSTect cure Purely veg
table, containing no mercury, minerals Oh de'e
tsriOus drugs.
tFObserve the following symptoms resui m
rum Diseases OF the DiEe tive Organs: CohstF
patton. Inward Piles, Fullness OF the BIO IL
the Head, Acidity OF the stomach NAUSEA
Heartburn. II gust OF Food. FulineSs or WeisLl
n the -tOmaca. sour ETuctiDns, slnkl-g =
slutt-ring al the Hear, Ch king or SuHerils
SENSATIONS wnea IN lying posture. Dlrnns-- %
Vision, Dots or webS Before the slgnt, Fever
and Dull Pain IN the Head. Deficiency OF feI-
Spirai;On. YeilownesS OF the Skin aud hye-,
Pain In the SIDE. Che L Lmbs and sGd0eb
FluSheS OF de {, Burning IN the Fish
fow doses OF RADwATs PILLS VII n 10
1y5tem from All the aDOgS-ndMSl DlSurGeIS
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-01-25

AGENTS WANTED. slS sl;se % A NJ 9E4G N
good agents. Male or Female. selling the Rin Iron
fogr complete Irons in oDe-Ironer, ElItr, Crimper
and Closer; Agent wanted in each county Write for
terms. Address. The IAiny Iron 90, Boz 5a
Rs.sburg. Pa -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-01-25

"A LLEN's BBAIS FOOD cures Nervous Debility and
nszikl;es of tieneTat.e Organs Ss-all dr,i,S.St-
send f0r cireI1r. Aliens Pharmacy 81 i.I Ag y ii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
THIRD EDITION.
AnlOteresting Suit.

An interesting suit came up this
morning in Squire O'Neills once before
referees, the circums stances OF whlch are
about AZ follows: CLas. Harper, who
keeps a rag store at No. 6l5 West Front
street, rented the store from Mr.. Henry
Link, for the coming year. Previous
10 this however he was negotiating ior
the purpose of the building, but not be-
ing able 10 make suitable arrangements
for the purchase of the same he re-rent-
ell 1t.
shortly after he had re-rented che
building, it was sold to M. I. Poole,
who purchased it with the understand
ing THAI he was TO have immediate
posse Ssion. When Mr. Pool went TO sex
about it he found it occupied by Mr.
Harper who refused to give it up MT
Poole then went before magistrate
O'Neill and entered suit against MT
Harper, claiming 500 damages an'
said that he was illegally occupying tn
building.
Messrs Richardson, Bellah and Aikll
We're chosen az referees. S. ii. ii. Hot
fecker, Esq, for the plaintiff and h. Il
Pennington, Esq, tor the defendant
Several witnesses We're examined Wh
testified to the fact that Mr.. Harpe
had rented the building for anothe
year, and in their opinion they though
he was entitled to the possession theree
After considerable discussion pro an
con, the case was submitted to tn
referees, who decided in favor of NJ
Harper, and he will therefore ocCup
the mr.. mises for one year
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
Holy Week

Yesterday was Palm Sunday, and was
the commencement OF what is known as
Holy week, which is observed in COM
me moraton of our Saviour's last week
upon earth, previous to his crucltlXlon,
and is a season of sole mn and lmpr, ss!ve
services in the Episcopal and Roman
Catholic churches. Palm Sunday is oh
served as the day on which He entered
Jerusalem, when the multitude strewed
His path with palms. Monday He en-
tered The temple, and drove out those
that bought and sold. Tuesday He
teaches in the temple, and prophecies
its destruction. Wednesday Judas
makes the bargain to betray Him.
Thursday is known as the day of the
command, it being the day heinstituted
the Lords Supper, and commanded his
disciples and folio Ners, to 800 this in
Remembrance of Me-; the same night
he was betrayed, aud arrested by the
soldiers in the garden, and taken before
the High Priest.
On Friday He was take" before Pom
thus PLATE, who after finding that he
could not prevail with tie people, TOOK
water and after washing his hands
delivered Jesus to them, when he was
taken out and crucitied, His body il
buried, and rests in the tomb until The
first day of the week, when He arises
The only Catholic church were ser
vices will! not be held, il St. Patrick
which on account Of being painted vii
remain closed until Easter Sunday
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
III gh water.

At Morgan City, Louisiana, on Satur'
day midnight, the river was Is inches
above the flood of 1874. Many whole
families ale leaving the city, and in
other cases the women and children are
being sent west to the highlands. All
the stock is being removed to Belle Isle.
1t is announced that no more trains viii!
be run from New Orleans to Morgan
City for the present, and this causes
much anxiety in the latter place, its
stock of provisions being small and the
people depending on the railroad and
swamps. Tor their support. Several
buildings in the town are threatened By
the risisg waters, and some Of the store
keepers have removed their goods ano
closed their stores.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
FIFTH edition
Flee ton Of Chic, En,,u

This evening between the bo..
six and ten, the tiremen OF Thu a 80 q
will meet at their respective s,c NV
houses and vote for Chief En Lyme
and two assistant engineers for ~
suing term. A convention com ruo ~
of delegates from the Friendship p psts
ance, Water Witch, Fame and Z u nell
coe Fire Companies met last ThursS,.s..
ticket: "'us
Chief Engineer-P, F. Murphy, Rel.
First Assistant - John McCas,.,
Water Wi'ch. n'e!'
Second Assistant-Thomas Domain.
Fame.
The ticket will be supported bv :.
Delaware, Phoenix and Wasbin,,,uus'
companies; s'~
Chief Engineer-Harrison R. p,i,.
Phoenix.
First Assistant-William A. spa,,
Delaware.
Second Assissant-Wm. McFada.,
Washington.
The friends of the last named caDa
dates expect to receive some va,a
from the Friendship, Fame, Weccacos
and Water Witch companies.
According to the law the candida.
to be successful must receive ,pain,,'
of the votes OF five of the eiph. co%
panies, otherwise there is no elecs",
ard the officers will be chosen by on
Council.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
Anew church OrganizatiOn.

The colorel people in that part Of
West Wilmington known as Hedge
vile have organized another church
movement and have purchased a cot
tage building from Lindley G. Kent, ia
Logan street, for that purpose. The
following local organization have the
matter in hand:
Presiding Elder-Rev. John. o. do
man.
Minister in Charge-Rev. W. Sim
mons.
Local Ministers-W. Chandler, Jos
Steward.
Treasurer-R Rachel Anderson.
Secretary--Laura Boulder.
Observation-Disclosures Simmons.
Trustees-Jacob Anderson, George
Coverdale, Mitchell Ferrall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
stolen Goods Recovered

On Saturday last Messrs W !
Lang, whose safe was blown opan a,
Friday night last, received a telern.
from Harry Lang, a section hand On 4.
=. W. * b. railroad who worked in Il.
vicinity of Elkton, which stated ,bs
he had found shot bag, containip, |,
pocket bo, X, some checks, due bill,sj
negotiable notes. belonging to W. SJ|
Lang. In response TO the teernr
Adam Lang, one of the firm. accOnn
MED by Detective William I. Jone N
the 2. W. Il b. Il. Co., went down NJ
Elktou to investigate matters. The Nv
together with its contents, was idspI
Ell by Mr.. Lang. All the cash, cOps
ing OF about $500 in silver and pOn
were OF course retained by the buras
but the checks, due bills, etc. anoVv
ing to about 81, 200 were recovered nj
Harry Lang, stated that he picked i
the bag short time after The y1i
bound train, which arrives at ElS,@t
q. 10 a. m, had passed, and it was u,
posed that it was thrown out BY
guilty parties, who either went 90
Baltimore or returned on the ntxt III,
from Perryvil 9 to Wilmingtoa, bot
clue is had Of the burglars. Mr.. Ian
the gentleu an who found the ba, \
its con ent-, was rewarded by Mau
/ w. q j. Lang.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
FOURTH EDITION.
9UITEAU AND sCOvILLE.

They Shake hands aud Become
Friends axsin-Gui'eau gives
scOviile q Portion OF the money
he Received for his AssassinaiiVn
suit.
The Philadelphia Times to-day says
Armed with special permit from Gen
eral Crccker, warden of the United
States Jail, Messrs. Scoville and Reed
Guiteau's attorneys, and your cores
pondent visited the Jail this afternoon.
Mr.. Reed went first to Guitean' cell 10
ascertain if he would see his brother
in.law, from whom he has been some
what estranged of late. The assassin
at first declined to accord him an Inter
view and spoke in the most denuncla-
tory terms Of him.
He was finally persuaded that u
| would be better for his own interests 10
have talk with Mr.. Scoville, as the
latter wanted to leave the city in few
days and probably would not return till
the curt in banC NIT, the third Mon
| day Of this month Glliteau greeted
| Mr.. Sc0ville in a sur,y, careless man
uer, and Us soon as The conversation
was begun be uphraiNed him for not
heing more discreet III talking about a
comm nt&tluu Of SenIrrGe. =,
81 wan you TO understand, ScoviiIe,
| said Glitealt, "Cuat ! don't want my
sentence comruufe 10 sentence tor HE.
If Arthur can give ne free, full par
|dop. [ don't want any tavors tIom MN.
don't want any more interference IN
| I a FIpn |
shall send WORT 10 the President, ana
at tle same Time present him Win
COPY of The new edition of my book,
tbaJ will tiN it," Ne then asked II
auy thing ,eiiute hAu teen learned re-
sariing me ittnutiUns ~ Genera But-
Ter or Mpssrs. Mn,rlrk nd Cook. When
lto!d thal Is va, d"1Dt.,.. either could
attend to his Cd>n he said mat - Ill
mot mat Of murH, Anu Una1 lie NNu'u
sooner 1LfenG 10 IS own affairs. lheh
lin d generous e,l,lJ he called MIR, $50.
Vile aside, and, placing one hundred
and twenty-five dollars in his hand,
said
"Hsre is a part of til" money that |
received from the sale OF my Old
clothes. You have been pretty Kind to
nonar ),
M Scoville and his Client conversed
in IA low tone for a few L',nutes auo
when they concluded & uiteau smiling.
lv announced that he lad buried the
hatrhst and didn't intend TO quarrel
Win his friends anv more, "althongh'
no added, Scoyille should not have
said that / should he hung or my sen
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
Severely Injured.

This morning while number OF men
were engaged in raising large casting,
at the Delaware Iron Foundry, on Front
street, between West and Washington,
they suddenly let it slip, when 1t fell
to the ground with great force, catching
a colored man in its descent aud two
of the iron pins attached thereto went
through his two middle toes in his night
foot making m nsly az well as painful
wound We wa taken 70 CHARLES
Resag's drug So, From aud y "Ht, = no
dressed the wounI"d lnsrh'rs 'N"r
which he waS taktr , =. ~. H&S,, a"
it was though &m9n'at'nn "ol'" I've
necessary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
DEATBa.

COOLING. On the 81 inst, Howard, infant
child of Howard and Leila Goo ing
HGLLINGSWOR1H- Died sunday, April
I'd, william H Hollingsw0rth, aged ~
months and days
The relatives and friends are Respectfully
requested to attend the ,unsral rom the resi-
dence of his parents. 1913 West 7 ont street,
tomorrow Tuesday afternoon, at o'c, ock.
To proceed to Wilmingt and Brandy'wine
cemetery.
COaSWELL.-In this city on the Sd inst.
Ann ". Cogswe'l in the 10th year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends aye invited to at,
tend the funeral from the residence OF her
step brother John McCahrey, NO. 3oO East
Fourth street., on Wednesday afternoon, Ser
vices at St Mary's church at 2 O'Clock. In
terment at Old Catholic cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03

[ would like 70 know what authority
police off ners have TO interfere with
firemen while in the discharge OF thel1
duties. Now, Messrs. Editors, as the
election for Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department takes place this "vening II
any of the police wish to exercise the
powers that are vested in the position
l would suggest that they announce
themselves as candidates and II no,
successful have less to say at fires here
after. FIREMAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
High Price Of Cattle,

The rapid increase in the price OF
meat has led the people 10 enquire inl,
the causes, hut the only thing aScer
tanned by Investigation is rhat the
butchers of Wilmington have been com.
pelied to raise beet TO 2S cents a pound
on account OF the rise in the price OF
live cattle on the hoof On SaInraay
two of the leading butchers tt Whining
lon went to Philadelphia to purchase
some cattle, but they could not get
them .or less than eight cents n pound
live weight which is equal to IA cents
mound iress ed. Why cattle should he
so high is one of those things not easily
found out, butit is suspected that there Is
a corner in cattle as there has beer
frequently in grain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
NearIY Comm d.

The steam passenger barge evil
mington," which is to ply between this
city and Philadelphia, in opposition TO
the steamer "Felton," left the yards OF
the jackson 4 Sharp Company, this
morning, at which place she has been
undergoing extensive REPAIRS, ior
Philadelphia, where she Will oe
placed in the dry dock, at Cramps shlE
ward, whon her hall will be painted
land other finishing touches put on
Her furniture will also be purchased IL
Philadelphia and placed on board, anc
in few days she will be ready tol
active service. 1t is not positively
stated when she will start on her reHu
lar trips.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03

On Saturday mrrnil-, while c. H.
thurman who IS eMpinyed at .Bul'ocks'
planning mil at Front and Madison
streets, was gagged in running a cir
cular saw, his hand slipped and came
in contact with the saw, which com
pletely severed lis thumb from The
hand, He was taken to DR., Draper's
office. where the wound was dressed,
after which he was removed 10 his
home No. 512 Ocaug. street thurman
had only been employed at the mil
ahDnt two weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03

Last Thursday being the fourteenth
birthday of Miss Bessie Chandler,
daughter of Or. joseph II. Chandler,
of Gentrev!lle, the yoNog lady was very
much surprised On going TO the Post
Office when the postmaster handed
her 2O5 cards, which nad been mailed
to her by As many friends. A number
of the cards were very elaborate and
costly. Miss Bessie satisfied with ont
surprise was still more satisfied in thu
evening when a large company OF bel
Young frierds called with refreshments
a fit finale for day and feast o
memory souvenirs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03

A com pany consisting of William
Dean, Joseph Dean, Jr., and William
X Dean, has been formed ct Newark,
for the purpose Of engaging in the man
ufacture of bricks. The works will he
located on lot situated on the P. q d.
Ra lroad, which belongs to Mr.. Dean.
They intend to erect kiln with u ca
pacity of 100, 900 bricks, and will fur.
nish employment for q number OF
hands.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
The Second Baptist Gnu rcb j..

The services at the Serond Baptist
Church yesterday, were of very inter-
astipg character. The pastor, Rsv. X.
B. Cook, preached in the morning, and
at tine communion service which fol.
lowed the sermon, extended the rigat
hand of Fellowship 10 seven new mem.
bsrs, four OF whom were by confession
of faith and baptism, and three by let
ter from other churches. The Rev. j.
r. Craig preached in the evening aud
one person was ba ptized.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03

Last Thursday, deaf aud dumb col
ored man, named James Brown, en-
tered the colored school at New Castle,
and without any provocatiou assaulted
the teacher. A colored womanwho came
to her assistance, was beat in severe
manner and thrown out Of the building
The man was arrested and at d hearing
before Mayor Black, was fined 50 and
costs, in default of payment he was
committed to Jail for twenty days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
ReY.I III. sIAlNein an.

Yesterday morning, while the Rev
Isaac NJ. HaldAnan was conducting tile
service in the Delaware Avenue Bap-
list Church, he received a telegram
stating that his father was in a dying
condition at his home in West Chester.
He immediately vacated the pulpit,
leaving the Kew. j. T. Craig i'll charge
Mr. Ealdeman procured team and
was driven to West Chester, and II
consequence Of his absence, there wa'
no service at the church las evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
wlLMlNoTOE Hay And st SAW
VI pU} sp


VOME TO lOs EAST SIKH STREET
~ (,iranger 8 ore) TO- some of those deli
cious plums On f 25c; have You tried those
Oni blackberries at lSc II, they area SHOW;
3b blackberries &c: BIB pared peaches 2S,i IN
prunuells 25c; good peaches and apples &c b;
wiss apples lie: oneida paced apples only
lec, bargain e-cellont canned corn loc can;
can, of Bakers corn 25c tomatoes whole Tor
trying 2Oc can; we have the best tea and COT
foe in the city; we will open on Saturday
another lot Of cheap fruit; this SOC tea tells
TO- II elf it res eff like 1t had wings; tea al 20
| ia excellent 20 of good 90 lee Csc; buy GU
golden rio at 2fc; our -four at $3.50 and $500
Is excellent; huor at 81 and 10 II; best
Early 70 @ potatoes and freshest eggs at los
Ea At Sixth sLrest. m30.6ts T. M WEEK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03

We are pleased to learn tuat thus
nonular SAM arium is full Of guests
and patients, every room being occu-
pied. 49,
Among those at present under the
care OF the Doctors Head, are key
Edward A. Lawrence, d. d and wife
of Poughkeepsie, n. y, and the wife
and daughter of Rev. j. Clemendorf OF
the same city. There are also patients
and guests from Mass. New Hampshire,
New York, Pennsylvania and other
States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03

Rev. j. l.. Houston, of this city, Y
called on Saturday to oticiatsra
other ministers at tie funeral of Jla(
S. Primrose, at 2027 North EeVa(
street, Philadelphia. Mr.. PHn1
was originally from Kent couj
Maryland, which county he repls
ed in the Maryland Legislature
resided for some time III baltimOs
he was once a resident of Mita-
this State, where he has many lid
lie was an unc,e to James H. Pnun
well known in this city. Mr.. Hona
became acquainted with him Will
the active ministry, and betSei
Two a strong friendship spnIl
Mr.. II. is reported az having ID
the course of his remarks az Thea
raj that he bad come to pay BIZ
tribute of tenderness and rropedH
that could die of James 5 Ptll1
an atfectionate husband, a Nndh
a useful member Of the commlnlT
the NJ. Il. church, and a clS
which poets CAL "the Highest y
man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03

Clslaud X Co., who lately purchased
the Peoples Ice Company of William
Forrest Il Son, are building an addition
to their ice house on the Christiana
opposite King street. The new build
inc will he 40 feet Wide and 60 feet long,
and will, when completed, hold lVoo
tons Of ice. 1t is the intention OF the
new firm to put on six wagons, ana II
the patronage warrants it. more Will De
added during the season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
Allnr Vlsel

A City passenger railway ca y. N \,
about II O'clock yesterday, a, !" h
near the end of BancrolL'
striking a stone on the "''I
there by accident or deasl J., .,
men aud a child and two p', \
the car, but fortunately none q.
though all wers scared anu r vn
ladies' had her dress torn ll i
righted without difficulty aD''
ed ON its course.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
It,tIs Girl Ran W.

About noon TO-DAY N
daughter of VIM. Hicsm d." ii
the Deighborhood OF Eisn J M
streets, was run over By AN ,.t
belonging 10 Messrs' ne ,.I
81 Co. The wheels "ass ,sa
child's breast aud righ' ~, M
them severely. sac was a d d
the house and medical a'u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-03
lnJecenlCoB duel

William Sharper, coIored, W.,
a hearing before the hayoE NJ
morning, on the charge OF %i "
Indecent manner in the yard olI1
No. BIZ Shiplsy street. IL apEi|
Sharper entered the yard, A VI
some gravel against the sl vi.
when the inmates looked gu. I
d acted himself in au inleGeI'
su'nng manner. The eVlasss,
conclusive, William was s snI
paw a fine of $40 aud costs 'u'
$500 bail to keep the peace