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The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27
TENyESSEE'S WILD Man.
A yicti,n of UnrcInited Love Eccentrici-
ties nf His Fair En>iavcr.

The will! man captured at SwectenS Gave.
recently, Was u,ccrtained tn be- the private
secretary Of Miss Maud st. Pierre, capital
list, Target, intert -ttt in coal and mineral
lands in Marion and Au.:"r>on counties,
The man--~Ho Was deeply il: love with
Miss st. Pierre dis:pl>sa .',;n Jasper
three. months ago wi'il: suffering from de.
lirium tre,ncnS. When found hv ,lah long,
matted hair. no hat. and !: very Iitl.' cloth
mg, and he i.b!,rrca like Il loon. When he
Disappeared Mis- st. l'it'rtv offered thou.
@aad dollars to any one who WOULD bring
him back to her. She is building Il rail
road from the Chattanooga railway 70 h.,
coal miE.s in Anderson county. She ,rav-
els aroun,! on horseback throuGh 'he
mountains it'll saddle bags luiI ni money.
She says she is Il grand daughter Of Nrra
Clark Gaines, and is worth three millions.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27
The Fourteen Wonders Of the World.

The seven wonders q, the world. in an.
cirnt times, were the Pyramids OF Egypt
the PhAros of Alexandria,, the walls and
hanging gardens of Babylon, ''- temple OF
Diana, the statue OF the Olynpian Jupiter
tine MalSoltum Of Ar.enis.a, and tine Col
os>us OF Rhodes.
The seven wonders of thu worid. il mod.
crn times, arc the printing press, '!'r steam.
engine, the spinning jenny, the telephone,
the pho,o!,aph, the telegraph, and the
electric light.
The so-called ''seven wonders" ct the III,
clients were mere ,rit'c, compared With
those Of the present time, The Br""hl,n
bridge, Tor exampIc, Mould make ihe bang
ing gardens OF Bah lon a mcr" toy. while
the whole seven Wsntcrs, pat Together,
would sink into in>iyni!icancc could their
builders have seen y li.iitnin. express train
at full sp ccti.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27
Newspaper Humer.

New reading Where tn" treasurer is,
there the ca>l. Is also.
Whom the gods would destroy, they
llrs: mike other people mad with
1t is no wonder that the NornonS think
hishl" Of their religion. 1t is very revive
ing.
Virtue is has drum which men often
pound to hide ,l.- ,;scords OF their own
character.
When the Hover c' the t;l,nilv gets dis
appointed in love she finds out that her
cake is all dough.
The decline of Rome was not a decline
totaNc drink; bu: the fall Indicated that
1t had had enough.
Its said that kissing cures irccklcS, nu''
says AT exchange, every rca.hcaded girl in
the country knows better.
A little New Hartford three year cid
10Y IN admiring his baby brother excla!"
ca: Hes got boiled head like papa"
Railroad man to disappointed office.
holder: Don't fret about that office and
try and get horse car named after
you"
a cynic old bachelor, learning Of slight
o''hcalty which had arisen between a new
" married CO pie, spoke Of it as ",hc war
Of the Union"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27
CHI :7'illcn !Cntnnr.
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

ANYONE who takes paper regularly from the
misunderstanding directed to MS name nc. or an.
.nonsihlc for the payment;
Sp ia person orders his pantr discontinued he
~, nav nil arrears. the publisher will continue
IND i until payment is mldc and collect the
",o. amount, whether the paper Is taken from 'hc
.o.tof.ice or not
The courts have decided 'i,nt refusing 70 take
~. newspapers or peri" 3 from the rnai"i'''y. r1
,o.;nr and leaving ;1tn rInvallcei Tor, is fr.frr
80, eyid.n,c Of intcrcuii tra',:
,,,rs ordered to any "t.,,rt ~ ca -, o.,,.:.a e
.n,,,,.r address Il, the option a: In. subscriber.
w.,,;ttances by draft, check, money or.'cr, o.
;.,.r,d letter, may he sent ut ON risk. All post
",,.,ers are required to register let:1rs o.: ap.ra
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27
HIS CIR ED.

ST. Paul Day.
you are vcxed at ,nc Tonight.
Aud it maybe you are r;:.'':
lam dull and feeling quite
Like a dummy;
I've a presence like Il pail.
But it isn't rig', at all,
Nor po'it. in you |" cali
Nc IA mummy"
/ have no Egyptian style,
Never saw Il c:m:ko'i!,,
And was never on the Mir,
No, indeed!
Never saw 4 pyramid
Where were dead E.vpt'a hal,
Nor a;cl an, thing they hid
In my creed.
All! hut may be there I'm wrong.
Tina, really belong
With Ranc>c~ and his ,hrong,
Fer It's 'rue, SIS,
There does some resemblance lie
E,twcrn their belief and my
Own; they Worship Isis: I
Worship Yon. SIS!
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27

in pr SCENTS given away.
send us 5 cents postage.
and Nv mail Won will get
Is nj large ";tlac that will
will At once bring YOU in
hing else in America. All
presents with each box.
here. of either sex, of all
spare time unlv, IL work
=. Fortunes ;ur all work
Don: delay. II. HALLET
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The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27
OFFICE.
Or
Put Up to Order on short Notice.

t"t Up 10 Craer on Hh""t Netice.
Water rich, location blanks.
Har~s;, and sale deeds.
ENvr atoms Justices court.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27
100000

irte u package o, goo,
start voa in vnr!. ,h.l,
money faster Than any,
about the S,cn,ooo in
Agents wanted every"
ages, for al the time, u
for MS ut their own HON
ers absolutely assured.
l. Co, Portland Maine.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27

"IOWVN on COrnS."
Ask for Wells ''Roush on Corns." 73t. Laaici
con'p! Il c-c Hard or sof; cor,s, warts, bunicns
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27

Thin lrn,,'r

Ask Toy Rough e., 90 as. for Coughs. cold
sore throat. 'na"> r,~,- ;,,r.'s 49,. '.s1u;' =,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27

Fa!pi.a,ion arops'ca swe'lings, dizziness, midi
;cstitn,. headache. secplcssncss cu-c,. y" .Wci!
Nc!hs, R.rcwcr.''
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27
Life I'reScryc,..

II ,ou ore failing. trokcn worn cat and nervous
'st Wells Health Remover" g.. Druggists.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27

Vh""pn, :.
And tn :!!tuv thrn.l ..},s.,.., 4. t.n.N1'.
". pleasantly. and >4,iy r.I ..,.. 90, u.A ~
C"''-hs' Irnr,r> I5r. i>.-t. 3sr.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27
lsetl-buEs. Flies

Plies, r"acc>, ants bed -hurs, rats mice, o1,lcrs
h'n'n"nss cleared out by Rough on Rats" &c.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27

The Hope nf the Natio,s.
Children SLOW il development, puny. scraNry
and delicate, Us ''N II 't",i.', Y newer"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27

" WOW are losing. "or ur y on lie, try Nv, III =
';'''a Ecncw"r Goes dr,c: 10 weak spots.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27

slough on Rats"


Clears ot rats, mice, rcac.s flies. ants ned hugs
sAunkS. ci'ir,n"nAs sophcrs. 1876. Druggists
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-27

though on Itch"
"':"u III IN 1t, h cue hui,urs, ,rupticns r;nr-
ttttr. 80 ,',",,, Frosted ',.., rhiIlhlnins
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
Blaine At Colby.

VAUDEVILLE, Me-, June 1.-The
commencement dinner at Colby Uni
versity, today, was an elaborate affair.
Professor Pepper, Caldwell and Fernald
made brief after-dinner speeches.
Mr.. ,Blainebeing called upon, was given
q most enthusiastic greeting. He seemed
to feel deeply this demonstration, and
said in substance q" am deeply in
debted 10 you for the welcome you have
given me. Thirty years ago first came
to this college to commencement. have
since been present from time to time.
have watched closely the crowds as
semble here and have noted the hearty
and healthy growth Of Colby. not sur
passed by any college in New England.
I miss from this gathering your
friend and my friend, Abner COburn, -
He then paid tender and touching
tribute to Mr.. Coburn, az his friend and
adviser in the past years, and as the
benefactor, not only of Colby, but of
many meritorious objects, emitting him
to be called philanthropic. He said he
had not heretofore been in favor of CO.
education, but the evidences of the past
few days had more than half convinced
him OF its wisdom. He then congratu-
lated DIR. Pepper upon the weight of
increased care placed upon him by the
enlargement of Colby's usefulness and
power. Mr.. Blaine returned to Augusta
on the Flying Yankee"
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
The Cholera Spreading,

LONDON, July 2.-Between 10 O'Clock
last night and 10 this morning there
were five deaths from cholera at TouloD
There were two deaths from the same
disease at Marseilles last night. The
reports of cholera at Lyons are denied.
1t Is stated that the sanitary condition
OF the city is excellent.
There are 1l5 cholera patients in TIE
hospitals at Toulon. At Marseilles
there is a better outlook than for the
past few days. The sanitary condition
OF Paris is excellent.
Adyiees from Tou on state that five
cases of cholera have been cured Their,
by inhaling pure oxygen. The etfec
Of this is immediate and consists in re-
storing warmth 10 the system and ma
king the pulse normal once more. The
Times, commenting on these cures
says: Nervous persons may hence
forth trust in the existence of a cur,
for cholera. The Academy of Medicin,
ought to inquire into the oxygen treat
<nent."
During the twenty -four hours ended
at 8 p. m. to-day four deaths occurred
at Marseilles. There were six death
at Toulon between g. IA. IN. and p. III
The sanitary condition of the town
and cities throughout Italy is good.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03

Persons desiring to spend cute,
joyable day away from ali uunes
excitement and danger, should 2
Mt. Cuba tomorrow. There vii
good music and dancing, and ev
thing that can possibly make The
enjoyable. This should lie tsped
taken advantage Of by persons Ia
families, AS we can assure them
children as well as grown persons
be- ont of all dangers usually altenl
the 4th of July celebration. lfst
mittee on management are comp,
of well known careful gentlemen,
will leave nothing undone to nii4
trip both safe and enjoyable.Sot,
eating drinks will be allovd 4
ever. Trains leave foot Nv
street TO go and return every boz.
cnrsion tickets, 20 cents cbildral
cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03


The Kelly Senate are pic-nicing at
Schuetzen Park to-day.
Brazilian Balm 10 Just the thing to
tone up the stomach and i'm part
strength during the hot wealth or.
The hotel property OF the late David
public sale on Saturday afternoon.
At Fields quarry ON Wednesday. a
large rock weighing about 160, 00(
pounds was blown out by blast.
Anderyon's new colored band gave q
pleasant ball on Wednesday night In
the third story of the Phillips building
Fourth and French streets.
The National Bank OF Wilmington
and Brandy wine has declared divi
dend Of 6 per cent. for the past six
months.
Squire Cole imposed fne Of q and
costs, Wednesday night, ON Henrietta
Matthews, colored, for disorderly con
duct. She was bound over to keep the
peace.
Letters of administration were grant.
ed by Register Biggs on Wednesday to
Harriet +. Vincent, executrix of the
will Of the late Francis Vincent, Of this
city.
One combination passenger and bag.
gage car was shipped to the Georgia
& Pacific Railroad on Wednesday by
the Jackson & Sharp Company. Twt
milk cars were also shipped to the VI
ster IL Delaware Railroad by the same
firm.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
Lucky Drivers.

The semi.annual inspection of the va
rlous teams belonging TO George w.
Bush & Sons took place at 7o'clCck
this morning in front of the stables on
French street below Second. RS. Smith,
Morris NJ. Weldie and Robert Gibson
acted as judges and closely inspected
the condition of each team as arrayed
In front of the stable, preparatory TO be-
ginning the duties of the day. All
the teams showed that the respective
drivers hal displayed considerable skill
and care in the keeping of their teams.
After critical examination the Judges
were of th7 opinion that the teams driv-
en- by James and George Freeman and
Jesse Bostic were SO near alike that
no distinction could be made, and the
honors were accordingly divided among
the three. The prize awarded consists
of sum of money sufficiently large to
induce the drivers to keep their teams
In good condition.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
Eff 7 H ED|7I0|
~ nsio isr sFur,hrr h..

o1 This morning William ',sarias|
George Grub were be t,S,n =, Leech
minis to answer a cb cu,ore Judge q
conduct. Onieer Tihhls,.. Of disord|
Just - he was about to ,'s o. testified st |
night, he heard calls 10 y, 70 bed
hurrying to Ninth ana r l9r help, |
he found special of,ses u Church str|
gate holding Leech, and as'S sr1T;; \
was him coming he ran s ' ;s as Cd
the 'ns corner where he was s sre q
Albert T. wingate tes,,s., .
was standing At Mini, ,S''ned thai
streets, as a colored man a and Ua5
were passing, when Leecb gu" .. wo1
man and knocked him down ' .a
nit the woman. The wi,na,, ana %
81 1rneo with the intention q, ' sr,.i 3
MIN when he was assailei u "a ares
ne then let 90 Of Grubb' a ~ u
lee hseech, and Grub COMMENCED sdu ~
nun. when he called for s sss,. .
During the scufiie the officer "S S.s
revolver, and it was accider, u'sH
charged, injuring his left hand y
both OF the accused stated ih,, y /,
nad witnesses to show that The n
was entirely different from ,b .us ..
M, Wnich 1t was represented by tbs ~ ~
The case was continued nnt iI' :, ~
row morning, and the young msu
each held in 800 bail. vhi. I
released. lucy
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
TalRO EDITION,
or for Chseago.

The vanguard of the Delaware dele
CATION to Chicago, consisting OF the
regular appointed delegates, together
with several others, left this morning
in the o'clock tram for Philadelphia,
from whence they will leave for Chica.
90 about IL 10 O'Clock. Among the
party were George H. Bates, George W.
Gray, Ignatius Grubb, Esqs., and Will
liam A. Smith, OF Wilmington, James
L. Wolcott, Esq, and Hon James Viii.
iams, of Kent, ex-Congressman e. L.
Martin and John W. Causey, Of Sus.
sex. The main body of the delegation
will leave here tomorrow morning, 90.
ing BY way Of the B. & o. Railroad, and
IL 10 earnestly requested that those who
intend going will hand in their names
TO the committee at once, in order that
necessary communications can be pro-
vided for all in the party. =.
The committee of arrangements con-
sists Of Thomas Holcomb, E. r. Coch.
ran and John @. Farra. The fare for
the round trip, including sleeping
berth, is $50. so. Upon the arrival Of
both parties in Chicago, they will be
presented with handsome badges, which
have been manufactured in Phiiadel
phia. The badges consist of neal
black silk ribbon, with the words,
Bayard and 1884" printed thereon IL
gilt letters, while q rooster graces thu
center
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03

Captain William o. Conner, of DUPONT
Poet Guards, received letter this
morning from Post "a, Guards of Pbila-
delphia, stating that they will arrive in
this city tomorrow morning at 8 o.
clock on two special cars, and will
bring 10 members of the Guards, 2
|drummers, 2 fifers, IL members OF
Dahlgren Guards, and about 80 mem
bers OF the Grand Army, some of whom
will be accompanied by their families,
making in all about 100 persons. They
will be met at the railroad station by
DUPONT Post Guards, and escorted TO
the grounds ON the Brandy wine above
.Jessup's mill, where the shooting
match will take place. No one par
ticipating will be allowed to use any
rifles, except those Of 40 or 30 calibre,
q. s. standard. The visitors will re-
turn on the 7.45 train in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03


Charles Harp, a machinist in III.
ploy OF the r., W. & r. Railroad II q
pany, has left this eitv J, =
few days visit to his old bcns !"
Baltimore. "Oui'
Miss Mamie Cornish, of this cit,
leave tomorrow for Norfolk Va y
she expects to spend her vacation
relatives. 'u
Senator Ell Salisbury passed Tim,
this city on Wednesday evening I =,
way home from Washington. v
DIR. Schelp, Of st. Louis, is now
iting friends in our city. He bs,
covered his health and is looking
markably we'll.
Mrs. Martha Hopten, ofthiscitvy
Ia % years old, but very active Z
person of her age, started on We'd
day for q visit to one Of her SOM
Chester County.
DR.. G. d. K. Ball, who has
recovered from a serious attack Of
phoid malaria, is now recuperatpI
his parents home 10 Hartford Csu
Md.
The Rev. Marcus A. BrownsOu
sistant pastor of the Central presb
rian church, this city, has accepis
call to the pastorate of the First Prs
terrain church of Camden, NJ, and
assume the duties OF his new podI
In September.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
Over 400 Pauper lmmigrabt

NEW YORK, July 1.-Two hu'a
and forty-two pauper immigranis
have been on Wards Island under
care of the Emigration Commls'ol
are ABOUT to be turned sdrilt ~
State fund appropriated for them
been exhausted The Secretary O
Treasury has written the Emig''
Board 10 say that Immigrants
arrived here prior to the act Oh
Rress creating a fund cannot Fecel''
benfit of the fund. Steamship v
have agreed to send all the paaitai
migrants back, but say they wouu
supply them with food. TneComlilIs
ers of Emigration then announces, !.
intention Of sending AL panpe' J.
grants Immediately back 70 the :"
q rs.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
Case Dismissed.

On Wednesday evening word wa.
telephoned to police station that
man was in Gibson's paint shop a
Seventh and Shipley streets, and office
Pierson was detailed by the Chief to in
vestigate the case. Upon going to tn,
place he found William Manigap
asleep on a bench, and took him to tn,
hal where he had a hearing before
Judge Cummins this morning. Tn
prisoner having produced papers :,
show that he was employed by MIR
Gibson, the case was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
Sunday TRIPS TO Atlantic city.

Beginning with Sunday, July q, the
steamer Samuel NJ. FELTON, will tax,
Sunday excursions to Atlantic City
via. the West Jersey Railroad. The
boat will leave French street wharf al
6.45 q. IN. for Camden, n. j where sh,
will connect with the West Jersey
Railroad for Atlantic City. Returning
the train will leave Atlantic City a
i.15 p. m.
The boat will also carry pas, engers t.
and from Philadelphia as heretofore OIL
the Sunday trips, telegram having
been received at this office to that effect
The fare for the round trip between
Wilmington and A tlantic City will h
81 00
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
United Statos. COurf.

The United States Court opened OF
Wednesday with Justice Bradley, o
the Supreme Court of the nited States
and Judge Wales on the bench. Th.
day was consumed in hearing arQu
ment on the demurrers to the pleadings
in the case of Thomas G. Hambly vs.
the Junction & Breakwater Railroad
Company on suit for breach of con
tract. The plaintiff is represented by
=. G. Bradford and Anthony Higgins
Esqs., while William G. Spruance ant
Jacob Moore, Esqs., appear for tbs de
PENDANTS. Argument was resumed a.
10 O'Clock this morning, and continued
until the noon recess at o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
At Getfysburg.

This is dedication week" at Gettys
burg. On Tuesday morning u dele
CATION of 100 men of the Seventeenth
Connecticut Volunteers unveiled 6
monument TO mem bers of the regiment
who fell in the battles there. In the
afternoon the Twenty seventh Penn
sylvania unveiled monument on Eas
cemetery Hill, and the One Hundred
and Fifty-third placed a marble table,
At the foot Of the hill. On Wednesday
morning the One Hundred and Twenty
fourth New York dedicated granite
monument snrmounted bya life.sized
statue of Colonel A. v. II. Ellis, WHIT
was killed at the head Of his regiment.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03

On Thursday last the schooner c. X
Bennett, Captain Charles Dawson,
loaded with a cargo of wood from
Slaughter's Neck aud consigned to
George w. Bush g. Sons, OF this city,
was struck by the storm and grounded
on Fow's beach, near Collins Beach
The heavy sea washed clear over the
boat carrying away her galley, cooking
utensils and deck-loadS, while the cabin
was flooded with water. A gold watch
and $75 in money, belonging to the
Captain, were also lost. The boat was
bailed out on Saturday, part of her lost
cargo recovered. and the boat arrived
in port on Wednesday.
The Schooner Il. w. Laws, Captain
Charles Hope, while proceeding down
the bay with a cargo of coal and furni
ture. struck the storm on Thursday
and sprung aleak, and in attempting tc
make q harbor was sunk at the mouth
Of Milford creek, where she remains
Her cargo is badly damaged.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
CaYed w.

On Wednesday while so LIst s IN
we're engaged in laying =, up' h I'D
ward ut the residence OF tue u III I'D
der at Market stree 1.-the lm lamsr AID al
suddenly caved in to tue ' SEW t. 4
most took the workmen wiz, ruth ID
sewer cavei IN near lts lliJ a
months ago, and Colonel ,fen 'ssetit,1
Court Com missioner, ma oe !, n,rpsirsd
the break, and will nave w."
nprp
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03

A brigbt-looking boy, aooa1 i Ir
years Of age, appeared al the = L ). ~
ters ~ The Chief of Police, Phllaue !,
on "Wednesday, aud surprised Az Np' :,
epcs of several officers by anhV cls
" it'll great assurance, ! all ~ i
Ross " He had ja-t arrlfea h.,
Quincy, H., and was sent h t1', " =,
citizens of that place. A. he '. IA.
story, Mr.. Christian K hoss v, N'
for, and had an interview WIN ~
The boys story was that be .s sn Il
by man named Charlie HifS ~" ~ n
other man, and driven TO Nc" :
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
Rev. Mr.. Brisior Triumphs.

The Baltimore Sun today says
A despatch was received last nigh
by Mr.. VIM. b. Bristor, of this civ
father of Rev. George Il. Bristor, recent
~ found guilty at Newark, N. j., Of
immoral practices, In which Rev. Mr.
bristor said that he had spoken for ter
hours In his own defence, and that the
conference committee had, after two
hours session, reversed the previou.
decision and acquitted him.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
The Paint for Roofs.

Bruce's patent paint Is conceded to bt
the best article in use for the preserva
ton of tin roofs. 1t is being extensive
~ used in our city, and has given very
general satisfaction. Only timers who
wish TO scrape it off in order to make
repairs complain Of its sticking quail.
Ties Let those who wish to have thei,
roofs reprinted make inquiries in re-
gard to 1t.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
AssauIr uad EatteTS'

Frank jackson, coiored, i ""
raigned before Judge Culnm, oom1
morning, charged vi ! havi IN 'e eOis
ted an assault and batter! Oh m INV
damsel named Henrietta n ,d Il
The prisoner, upon being a i,sg ~, Il
was guilty or not guilty, rep'.r ,r"
was " guilty Of smacsing i, of vi
two or three witnesses, oie mined
was for the defense, were o. a oaa
ascertain the enormity OF ,uo
After hearings their ' rs anS sosi.
Judge imposed afne OF d "N'
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
Tho Ranking busi"y a,

The capital of the 6, '0 "1s. is !
banks in this city is y ~ 81 ''ssi@
deposits amount 40 20 go g7s&
Looms and discounts, s5'o osT no. 30
0ai render notes, sl0s, s so l,,gst TO
deposited with U; 8; az 1,s, Specie
cure circulation, 81 ,oo'-V
hand. Sl28, 1896. ~.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-03

Mr.. Mccartney, No. .,,maI@ u
street, is prepared to aeon &c the most
who may wish q pla.o o a. be toupo,
licious ice cream that car and accom-
the tiUsC city. He is polite ,a anu to soil
dating dat Is' and makes tia p0iD'
avery customer.