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Daily Republican., 1884-10-01
NEWS SUMMARY.
oHAPTER OF INClDBNEOCOLLEG-
TED SINCE TUESDAY CON.
TANNING NEWS.

The Coroper's jury at Newark, New
jersey, In the case of Henry H. Laugh
len, killed by the collision Of Penn
sylvania Railroad train with . stree
car on the 21st ult., resulted yesterday
in verdict that the collision was oc
casioned by the neglect Of the railroad
company to provide sufficient precau
tions against accidents at crOssways
and that the company was to be Cen
sured for running trains over crosswayf
At high rate of speed.
Mrs Polly Sherwood, ~ years ol
age, LETT her home, at Pond Ridge,
Connectic few weeks ago, to visit
her brother, who lived short distance
In the same village. She never reached
bis house, and last Friday her body
was found in dense swamp near the
village by party of hunters. Opinion
Is divided as to whether she was mur.
dered or became deranged and wan
dered to she swamp.
The German schooner Adels, was
seized by the revepue steamer Corwiu
while killing seals at st Pauls Island
near Alaska. The Adele and part 81
the crew have been taken TO San Fran.
cisco and turned over to the u. s. Mar
shall.
T.. W. Briggs, son of wealthy engi-
neer, Of London, England, who arrived
at the Windsor House, in Montreal, In
the latter part of j une, has been miss
ing since August 18th. The matter
has been placed in the hands of the DO.
lice.
The inspection service at Sasabe,
Arizona, has been discontinued owing
10 the abatement Of the yellow fever.
The fever has almost disappeared from
hermosillo, and entirely ceased al
Guaymas.
Benjamin +. Cobb, "a prominent
young mao in business CIRCLES" has
disappeared from Lincoln, Nebraska,
leaving q young wife. He is charged
with the embezz lement of $50, 600 and
other offences.
There were 20 deaths from yellow
fever in Mazatlan, Mexico, during the
first twenty days of August. The d is.
ease was confined mainly to persons
newly arrived.
The temperature at Petersburg, Vir.
einia, on Tuesday, reached So degrees
in the shade-a higher point than II
reached at any time during the sum
mer. There was one case of sunstroke
At Alfred, Maine, on Tue4day, Mary
Z. Barrows and Oscar q. Blaney, con.
victed Of the murder Of Thos. Barro vs.,
Mary's husband, were sentenced to bt
hanged In December of next year.
The bark William Fisher, from
Aspinwall, with Chagres fever on board,
has been ordered to the Ship Island
quarantine station. There were four
deaths on board.
d.. Abram Babcock, a notorious
malpractitioner," committed suicide
BY taking morphine Ia q cell at the
Court House at Syracuse, New York,
on Monday.
/ A telegram from Courtland, Alabama
reports that Patrick Mannis, a hote
keeper, has been "mysteriously mur
Idered by a mob"
Abram and Daniel Hinkle, brothers
were ON Tuesday fatally injured by tn,
explosion of sulphur packer in a col
liery at Lost Creek, Pa.
O,caI Clearinghouse was fatally Gu
by his brother Clay, in n quarrel, a.
Madison, Indiana, yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01
$40 Watch.

K. Chandler, No. 6O4 Market street.
will sell genuine American stem
winding and setting Waltham watch.
for $40. 1t is the lowest priced
American watch ever sold in the CITY.
Call ard see 1t.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01
II ul0 B1r0s.

We were shown this morning beau
tiful mule bird, raised by Mr.. W. f..
Stimmell, above Eighth on Jefferson
street, who is quite q raiser Of fine
goldhnch and canary. 1t is rare bird,
and 1t Is gu ite difficult to cross them
and produce good birds. Many bird
fanciers In this city have tried their
luck In this direction but failed. Some
Of them make very fine songsters, mixing
the goldfnch and canary notes, and in
the larger cities bring from $25 to $50.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01
AdmSnistratOr's sale.

Mems coarse boots only two dollars,
at 206 Market.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01
Here's YOur Lamona.

No trouble in getting the best lemons
and plenty Of them by calling on VIM.
Nunley, AIT King street. Thew are
superior in flavor, and the prices are
moderate. Call and try them.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01
Steal Time,

And come to Westcott & Cummings
for one dozen cabinets for $500. and
satisfaction guaranteed. No. 302 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

An Irishman was asked for his mar.
riage certificate. He slowly lifted his
hat, revealing a large scar on the head
evidently done by a fiat iron. This
evidence was to the point. Our Ger
tificates are the praises of those who
have experienced wonderful cures by
the use of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

AdministratOr's Sal

A stable at Seventh and Wollastor
streets. Apply at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01
Sweet Potatoes.
sweet Potatoes.

All persons wishing some of those
fine, short Nansemond potatoes, put up
expressly for family use, will do we'll
by calling on the subscriber, at tho
corner Of 9th and King streets, and
getting some for q trial before buying
elsewhere. make speciality Of Sc.
lecting them for that purpose. Joseph
Jaquett.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

Buy your furniture and bedding at
Cannon's, Alt Shipley street. Select
and all grades of feathers, feather beds,
renovated by steam. Scalding pro-
cess.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

Any one wishing to purchase splen.
did residence should call at No. BIZ
Wes Eleventh street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

Ladies' lasting kid foxed buttons
I$1. 10, at 2O6 Market.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01
Base BslI.

The following games were played
yesterday
Philadelphia Brooklyn, 8 !; Athletic,
II.
This game was stopped on account OF
darkness.
Detroit Philadelphia, 3 Detroit,
At Chicago-Chicago, II New York.
At Cleveland-Cleveland 3; Boston,
At Cincinnati--Cincinu u, 6;
St. Paul, !.
At Washington-Cincinnati, 7; Bal
timore, Z.
This game was stopped on account Of
darkness.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, u, B !;
Boston U 4.
At Milwaukee-Nation 8; Mil.
waukee, 3.
NOTES.
At Trenton, N. j., yesterday, the
Trenton base ball club defeated the
Columbus club, of the American As.
sociation, by score of6 to- Seven
innings we're played.
The Philadelphia club has won six
straight games against the Buffalo,
Cleveland and Detroit clubs j. III.
Miller, a pite her who has played with
the Trenton ami Wilmington clubs,
has been signed by the Philadelphia
management. and he will join rhe team
In Detroit. The success Of the club
in mainly due to the fine playing of
Lynch and Cusick, Of the Wilmington
club.
Wilmington is not to have a CO.
operative team here for RI q remainder
of the season, AZ Manager Simmons has
come to the conc)us that the venture
would not be success, while a mum.
ber o the players were afraid to risk
IT,
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01
Gouley,s sarand Ausumn Exsursiar

Up, over and around the Switchback,
on October 9th, 1884, ia one of real plea.
sure and sightseeing. Only one more
week, and away to the mountains, with
their many colored leaves. Read ad.
vertisement.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

For o good assortment of suitings and
pantaloonings Of the latest sty les. Call
on Leonard Heiss, No. 4 East Third
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

for piles, prolapsus, ami, etc., can be OBJ
tanned at ladies department of BELTS,
druggist, Sixth and Market. Ladies'
entrance, No. 1 West Sixth street.
Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

Just received this day one ton of that
choice print butter. We sell 1t fast :
only 70 cents, at Smeltz & Co.'S, No,
13 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

For good %, 80 and 40 cent oysters
e. to Hanna's, 500 Jefferson street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

Try Bush's GOA; you will like 1t.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01
l33,a76,s92

Increase e...................... ,4S5, ,soS
AT COOL SPRING.
Pump. Days. Hours. Strokes. Gallons.
Knowles 80 252N 82s,7lo %, 1876, ,O72
Worthit gton 15M ol,14O S7S,O79
Iotai. ...:.::................... 27,oe9. l5i
Compared with corresponding
month OF last year shows an In
crease Cf......,.,,......,,.. a lb6 ITO
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01

Will be given at Rosendale park to
morrow (Thursday) afternoon ant
evening.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-01


sentatatives OF the Temperance ALI.
apce, but which was not read, is as fol.
lows:
"The undersigned, on behalf of the
State Temperance Alliance, respectfully
ask your honorable body to insert a
local option plank in your platform.
They do not ask you to indorse prohibi'
ton, but simply to recommend the sub
mission OF the question by legislative
enactment to the people, to be deter
mined by them. 1t il evident that the
voters will at any rate, sooner or later,
directly or ndirectly give expression to
their views on this subject, but the
course herein suggested by your petit
tioners will have the effect to with
draw all the temperance Legislative
candidates, to take and keep the ques-
ton out of politics aud allow the advo-
Gates of temperance to vote according
to party predictions. Trusting that
the proposition herein made will be
favorably considered, they have the
honor 10 subscribe themselves, very
respectfully, w. H. Purpe,l, Charles
Moore, George W. Wells, VIM. ID.
Pickels, Albert Cowgirl, T. b. Coursey,
W. r. Cahoon, 7. j. Stevenson, A. W.
b. Moore, Henry w. Morrow, commit
tee.
The convention proceeded to nomi-
nate electors, and General Henry Du
Pont was selected for New Castle coun'
ty, Joseph L. Truit for Kent, and Simeon
Peunewell for Sussex.
Mr.. Massey then took the floor, and
made an earnest speech, In which he
pictured the man who should he selec'
ted as the candidate for Congressman,
and closed by offering the name
of N. B. Smithers Esq, as one eminent
ly suited for the place.
| This was received with long con-
tinued cheers, and when quiet was
again restored, Mr.. Smithers rose and
said that this honor was unasked and
unsolicited on his part, and that while
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13
SSineen City Murmurings.

We have been waiting for something
70 transpire in our town. in order to
have something 10 write aDOnt.
Richard Lamont, our hardware man
has brought nome bran new wife
from ST CLAIR Co.
The NJ f church gives an "Oid
Folks" concert on Saturday evening Of
this week in McKay's Hall.
Mrs. q. s. Bell WAS found living on
the ilaor in her home ina fit last week.
Medical assistance was summoned at
once and she = recovering.
Some of our lowpsmen are at Bad
iXe attending circuit court.
Clint Ua7iland hastraded his farm
For villtce property in Miuden with
WIN Dean.
j. Fciuk, boo; keeper for q. Nc
Donald, was called 10 Pennsylvania
last week 20 attend he funeral Of his
father
Wellington Wilson who left Minden
last spring for Owossu has returned
10 take charge Of his fathers farm.
We are glad to see his face WITH Us
again.
\ very exciting time occurred over
our village election ON Monday last
George Mcdonald. one Of oar most
honorable business men. was elected
president. Another candidate, VIM
Mulloy. WAS ruin against him because
the liquor dealers thought Mcdonald
would not lie favorable - their inter
ests. George Whit"house was elected
treasurer, James LIaN Hand assessor,
II. j.. O'Kecfo clerk, Richard Brown,
Henry Pfdffe and Henry StpH for
Trustees. SERBIA.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13

The Travellers Insurance Company
OF Hartford. Conn, whose graceful
tribute TO the American press. the en-
craving Of the Representative Jour
nails and Journalists of \ merict. WAS
last year given such wide distribution,
are now giving further proof Of their
artistic enterprise. This time they
have brought out special edition for
the press. Il lie nilicial engraving If
she colossal French statue of Liberty.
"a it will appear on the gigantic Pc
dest Il now being erected for its recep-
ton in \ W York harbor. above whose
waters it will next year raise lis flan-
ing torch u more than double the
height of y agarl Falls. This office
has received copy of this interesting
WORK with h compliments OF the
"Travclers," 30 whom acknowledge
ments ale hereby rendered.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13

W rs Is IL that 50 Iils,4i! peiSun5 tssS
proprietary medicines, or patent med
icines. as ,hry ,rr ctnndtuf GATED;
j. ir because people lose faith In their
plA Siclans? Well, this is, no doubt.
frequently the case There are in
mum -rabie instances where cures have
been effected by SCoVILL's SARsAPA-
RlLLA or BLOOD 81 LIVER SYRrP FOR
all diseases II the blood, when they
had been given over by their physi-
clans. 1t is one of The best remedies
ever offered to the public, and as /. is
prepared with the greatest care, as a
specific for certain diseases, ii is no
wonder that it should be more eflectual
than hastily written and carelessly
prepared prescriptions made by in
competent PHI. sicians. Take this med
icine for all disorders arising from i'm
pure blood 1t is Endorsed by leading
professional men rs well as by eminent
physicians and others. Try it.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13
CORRESPONDENCE.
Broadway Bits.

llurrah for somr warm weather
Mrs. John Ard, al Capac, Is
visiting her many friends of this
place. w. II. Ballentinc has re-
turned from Kalamazoo. How did
he get out: ~. What is the use of
CRYING about hard times. We know
a new way TO get the stamps. We
understand the surveyors are At work
on the L. Is L. r. r. Roast n
goose. Good time coming for the
boys. They can soon hang on the
gate. &C. Vanorlnan is the father
of n line baby girl. Good boy Dick.
JIM.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13
VALLEY CENTRE.

The back Of winter seems To be
broken at last John L. Mcleod
has arrived home from Texas. w.
III. York, Of TT Huron, was in town
this week Peter NJ. Beckett and
family nave moved to Gaylord......
Mrs. John Dafoe has got home from
visiting relatives in Canada......J ohm
Makelim and wife returned homo
this week from visiting friends in
Forest, Ont. II. Michaels has got
a large quantity OF logs in his yard
and will begin saving soon......Our
new shoemaker, Mr.. Rice, seems to
have all the work he can dO...... The
Ethcrington Bros will soon start up
their shingle mill again.. Gravel
err" of Brown City, seems TO he in
a bad way Judging from his vapor-
ings In last weeks EXrosIroR) prob
ABLY wind on the brain or rather
wind where his brains ought to be.
Don't Get excited "Traveler,' the
top of your head wont blow off rs
there is too much elasticity about it
for that. \ few more puffs like
what you gave last week will allow
enough wind TO escape so rs to leave
room for brains enough 50 you can
better determine the feelings of the
public. SCRIBE.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13
school Entertainments

The exhibition given by school dis
trict NJ. :, Brockway, on Friday ev-
ening. February 90, was quite largely
attended. The program was good
one and well carried out. We cannot
make note of each character IN par.
ticular on account of lack Of space but
will mention few IF the principal
ones taking part. Suffice it To say that
each one played their parts splendid.
Tie dialogue "How they kept the
secret" was we'll rendered. "Ignor-
ance is bliss" by Prof Thorn and two
pupils created considerable laughter.
1.-The first passenger for the Lexington
& Utica Railroad" was cOmical farce
in VIII ch Miss Emma Holden was tn"
plsSe niger and King Holden was ticket
agent and il brought down the house
"Ragg, d Dicks lesson by three small
bows exemplitied humaH nature in not
being sati lied with their lot. tine
spelling Glass" of which the teacher
gave such sweet words the pupils could
not spell them made things lively for
while. The evening" entertainment
closed will the "Iiypochondriac" IN
which VIM Holden WAS Squire COupey
c. Ferguson and John Williams were
Josiah anu John. King Holden, Ieke,
and joe Williams. Patrick, all acting
their parts to perfection. The teacher
was assisted in the entertainment by
the school board in which the director
raked the shekles IN at The door, thu
assessor made hard work of hauling
the curtain and the moderator silently
smiled sweet smile of satisfaction at
the success of the entertainment.
Miss McElhinney, the teacher, deserv-
es great credit in getting mp this en-
t-rtainment ms it beng the first ever
given in that district The proceeds
were about SIS.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13
Blood ! Blood 4! Blood !

lss psce ivy 10 all animal life and 10 BE-
free from disease the blood must he pure.
There il no doubt tnst PsrmAlte's Blood Pu-
r'fier exc"lls m the driving out of al. iupu
rit'ea n d bu'lding up the system by MAXI <
new blood, thus pre- enting the disorders 80
commrn, Of res, Ulcers Boi)a, Uum"rs
P'mplss Ery.pe'ss, &. DO not wait bp'
urr vent them nv n free use of the Purifier
large bottles 81 90. Sold by C. y. Wells
d Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13
DIED

ELLIOTT Ia the township OF Grant
on Thursday, NJ Irch 9th, ClarIssa
beloved wife Of w. Elliott, aged "a
years.
DAFOE In tho township OF Fremont,
on sunday, March 1th. Isabella, in
FAINT daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. jon
ATTAIN Ddfoe. aged year. months
and 81 days.
WEDGE Ia Brockway Centre. on
Tuesday, Marcn llth, Mr.. John
Wedge, aged A.. The funeral was
held the same day at O'clock 40 the
house. and from there the remains
were taken to the Old Brock way
cem'ttry for Dt6rment.
PEW ERBALb In the township of
Brockway. nn Wednesday, March
18th, Daniel PeWterball, aged ~
years lis funeral will be held ut 2
o'clnck tomorrow.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13

AHA - Dentists who have tried "TEABER.
RY." prnpouucs " the foest thing on the fac
If this earth for The Teeth and Breath.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13

- Why newspapers chronicle So mauy
frequent changes in the weather, fall
of snow or rain, anh other simple
incidents. is Il mystery TO the average
crank who reads papers and fails to
find what lie considers interesting
news a change in the weather is not
published strictly AS news. but generally
"a a matter Of record 10 which il IL Of
ten Of importance TO refer at future
date A single NJ te OF this kind has been
known 10 settle IN important disputed
point years after tho event, and CON
tlagrations or III. result Of an election
or tho death Of president might be
disrecarded and omitted with Just As
much reason "a local events Of minor
Importance. Nor is this all. There
Is not newspaper in the country that
has not its fliends or patrons far away
from the place where il is published
and upon its daily and weekly visits
they look for the state Of the weather
In their old homes as aDxiously as for
any other local news.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13
CUT THIS OUT.

Frank =. Warner came into our store to
purchase a s,mpie hottie - X"PEsA tor 3
- nd, aud stated 'hst ~ Mr. Wsrper) ws,
snlicri with kiiney and Liver ronb'es Tor
five years. and bsC paid 1900 ar $500 'octor's
bill, aud HIS nav been Completely cured h,
the use of Two lar, bottles ard one ssmnle
h tile Of ZDPFsA. He was so had at one tine
'oat h. o. 81 prnud- 1T Il IN, but gfIer us.
ins ZopEsA clq,ms that he IN sound mae
nd pow weighs l45 sounds He was loud
~ it's prsise sSd readily consented 10 allow
us to use his NJ mo FOR rr'srspce."
J. w MITCHELL g. CO. Csnistoe, MY.
James e. Davis e Co., Wholesale
Agents, Detroit, Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-13
Club" Couch cure. % cents.

Pr scriptinn of Boston physician, d $.
penSef vSars by Boston druggist,
One dose viii cure any ordinary cough.
| nc,s m - magIcally. Ask INV deslrr 81
81 ,ous % cent bottle of Hub Cough
cnre. aud don't BE- put of with any other.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-03-22
PallOne.

The balls used are made of leather
stuffed with chopped hay; but, before
the game commences, water is forced
into them, SO that they become as hard
and almost as heavy, as stones. Some
are anout the size of a tennis, others
considerably larger than a cricket, ball;
and which are to be used is often the
most difficult point to settle in arranging
match. II is great advantage to
powerful men when the heavier bal are
chosen, while those who depend en- their
agility and sharpness of sig rather
than their muscular strength, prefer the
smaller ones. In striking, an in tru-
ment is used which, for want of bet
ter name. we may call a gauntlet. 1t is
piece of solid wood, followed out so as
to admit the hand; a stout rod is left in
the center, which is ii mly grasped,
while two thin diagonal slips separate
the first from the second, and the third
from the fourth finger. To English
men this may appear very ineonveni-
ent arrangement, but 1t must be re-
membered the Italians even in fencing
are accustomed to hold the rapier by
the cross-bar Of the hilt, which they tie
TO the wrist. The outside of the gaunt-
let is fashioned into a rough semblance
of the human hand. and studded over
with blunt knobs OF harder wood, which
are fastened into the original piece.
The wrist and arm are also protected by
thick wooden castings, which are strap
ped or buckled on. 1t is only one hand
which is ''sheathedn in this anything
but eglittering mail" the other is left
free. In general ii is of coure the right
that hears the burden and the honor;
but strangely enough, several of the
most distinguished pallone-players have
been lelt-handed. The regular game is
played by six, there being three ON each
side, who are led by the batttore. Each
party has also mandarino, who gives
the first ball, but takes no further part
in the game. When play commences
the two sides take their places at the
opposite ends of the court, the battitoro
of The party which has the first innings
mounts the trampolino, his msndarino
throws, or rather feeds, the ball toward
him, and he rushes down the trampoli-
no and strikes it in the direction OF his
opponents with as much force and SIX II
a. he can command. If it passes the
center of the court and is not returned,
so that it remains lying on the other side
of the cordino. he scores fifteen; the Sec
ond time this happens, thirty; the tn I'd
forty; the fourth ball finishes the game.
Two games make trampolino, and
after each the parties exchange places.
A match generally consists of five tram
polini and one game for each side-that
is, of twenty-five games in all.-Satur
day Reuter-.