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Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
FIFTH EDITION


J. E shsEH Honk ! S Jply ss'" ,I.r, WV
Brookly, and Miss 1 NJ; p,iest ois%
made man aud wife ', or Mccoy, NJ
Se aae an n s 1sst by the Rsv E ia' 3 night
city. Rev. Father ~sIb,synan Of
dained when "A years sI o'i was
in warren msal, s1y,.; eo4p !of A' Hs5 5As
He had been q s wsaei!.
McCoy when he was , 'lsaFt Of NJ
though she reciprocal ICY, but
to her. "'~ "Len be proro'
The girl was a SINCE, +, g.
81 Paul's Church ~, l. the The choir
put TO no purpose. .TbsT 'ea bis 50
ms parents wishee aud srra le sfatld
he would study for tie he , a.liloq1nced ii
studied hard, and in jg! ss',esttocd.
d nsery body knew bin AID ~ - 0,daiud
ceedlngly popular. Mis-. T y was
many suitors, but she sAcVoy b
an an The priest and die fieon ,sfa tl
ana were seen walkirs tbr yu'Iy \
streets together. Nlthirs u ,u,ua2h
OF this, however, un;ii !, + ' ss taOus
when Father Shermar i 's,' ;, weeks ~
@ three weeks vacation. 'N' city
On Monday, June IA the .u.
on the ferry to the city accom- ,r rou c.oss9
two friends. A coach va. w aal panied
they drove 10 the lev S ,snsi,. =
mouse. The bride returned tn hue huei ~
AFTER tina ceremony and the 5,S I.t nOl
went back to mis- chufoh ss'h,o ago
weeks ago Father SHERMAN ' s.s ~ \
lady disappeared. az alu Y
Rev. Father Lsua, td- Parish mia.
the Church Of The y...!s,i"n p .n,s |
day that he had heard II = rn NM ss " N
marriage, but thai he wan 4 an y, /
Judgment. He ADMITTED tLa, D1 ~
mans remaining away non fla oh 1u'
a week longer than Ne lrterJsS SI
true. ''V'''s WI
The house l65 War.er street villa
Father Sherman's par-g ,t.i5s
tightly closed, After ringing s'ms ,irJ
tue reporter was finally admitted, nj
and Mrs. Sherman were racIpy h
hoor of the parlor wrins ~ iLeir h,n1
in agony. 81 know nothing" md N
father, Except that he Las gone avn,
II what is common Ia ( i the nv y
Ia dead to his family"
The Rev. Schneider s.;i that be nj
married the people, hu, HAT he bad h
Idea that he was a rre.t, he hsyi1
represented himself a. q elk.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Person ale


Harry Cause and family visited the
Brandy wine Springs on Sunday.
Z. p. Maroney left to day for a short
vacation to recupera,e his health.
Mr.. and Mrr. Sawdon and son are
boarding at Brandywine Springs.
Samuel Green, employed on the Sun
day Star. is on on his weeks vacation
Mrs. Thomas W. Harlan and sor
have gone to Ntw York for a three
months visit.
Meyer Meyers and family are stop
ping at Clark's residence, near Yorsly1
station.
Herbert Watson. druggist, has beer
rusticatiug MP in Pennsy lyauia for tue
past week.
Haywood Conant, managing editor Of
Every Evening, left on Saturday fol
Ocean City, Nd, for brief vacation.
Harry Evans, telegraph operator fol-
Elliott, johnson & Co, Is boarding al
French's Hotel, Pennsgrove, for The
rreee Mt heated spell.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

Chief of Police Doueherty arrived in
this city about noon to day with spar
row" Golden, the fourth Of the pugilists
who are charged with being engaged in
the prize fight on Thursday, July /. He
was locked up In the corridor at police
station, and will have hearing before
Squire Bertolette 1t is.safe TO say that
the action of the Mayor and Chief of
Police in having these men arrested and
brought here for trial will have the
effect of stopping exhibitions of a like
nature in this city for some time to
come,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
A Cnntaln,s Throat Cot by a Cook,

New YORK. July 25 The schooner
Annie L. CARL, from Powell's Point,
which arrived here to day, reports that
en- July oath she spoke the Nellie G.
Payne. of Boston. Her mate reported
that the captains throat had been cut
by the cook, who had gone crazy. At
a. IN. wrecking steamer went along.
side and then headed for the Delaware
Break water, and when last seen the
schooner WAS running for the same
Tlara
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
PRICES FOR HARD
TIMES.

The popular boot and shoe
dealers, Morrow s. Bro, IFS
Market street, have on hand s.
fine lot of calf skin, congress
and hook balls at So. Also the
genuine kan CARGO shoe. Their
$3.50 custom-msde shoe is eq lal
to any Sc 90 shoe in the market.
Repairing specially. Give
them q call and be convinced
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

During the past rse ]! d issis il ii,
s s2 r: :"s;:5 + 4;t'ss Il
week of last year. ,,,, d~S and menipg !;
occurred from ip 1sdm sna.srca chOlssa
'S Il; sss sns sssn s ;s;ss. a 1ss
s sSssss's% Seh5slss as3s ,,.5a
n nis, %aar!a fever T. P4 he 5fan '''
casmla, sSs' and tsypboid feyeE
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
A True Verdict is Rendered.
u. Y. Y. MEDICINE. D. OIL, 1853
sssa Market street, Phiiad,

See pamphlet accompanying medicine
for full directions for using. aud pay strict
attention. tan use from 10 to 80 drops or
half a teaspoo niul at a dose foc a grown per-
so 4, diluted In water, when used internally.
Never reduce for external use. Use freely
externally. do not bind up with cloth,
saturated, as that will raise Il blister when
bound up II used properly this medicine is
guaranteed to give full satisfaction.
Dose for Horses internally from ore or two
tablespoontuls In bucget Of water. When
thirsty they will driak It down without stop
pin TO taste the medicine. In case OF Cole
or Distempor II must he given In q pint OF
milk-warm water, drenculng cut o. long
necked bottle.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

Cholera morbus, diarrhea, cramps,
pains, dysentery, weak bowels, indi-
gestion, etc, are speedily cured by DR..
Simms' Pain Sesrcher, the perfection
of pain medicines and finest pain rem
edy on earth. Soc. Sold by dealers.
Depot, Fourth aud King streets. VIII
mingtop, Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Gofup Down HIlI

Some men appear to be going down
hill quite rapidly because of failure
to properly control their appetites.
The result must be a loss of influence,
loss of position, loss of money and
eventually an early death or residence
in the almshouse. The young men
who are enjoying themselves at 2. 40
gait, as we'll as others in good places
should take hint and change their
course.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

NOHCE-LEr THIS BE A RE-
~ MlNDER.-It you have the proper
eneres and spirit about you, no doubt you
have often desired to possess home OF your
own q to lay by part OF your earnings 'ior
rainy day" You can save II you desire to
10 SO NO matter what the sacrifice. make
the effort, and your family will reap the
benefit II you do not
The Franklin Loan Association ctfers a
fine opportunity to investors or borrowers
Just now, as new series Of stock is offered
Tor sale AZ t:l) one dollar per snare. Books
are now read. Don't fail TO make note Of
this, aud csil on
J WILLIAM L. HAWK lNS. Secretary,
[ ly2o-WeS sa-lm No. IL Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
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9aq 81, s%; s25s s s37 Iss r5'
R Band on "Wednesday ttsHe.isy 4 't ts,l
s:ss p @sRSs r. s1 =: &c, I'd vi
Reybold. the leader deaf 5y sad ths s AZ, gl
R Pss.a, S IN S s!as IS 'S g: cit; @
Charitable Institute
desires TO have one
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Notice.,

Harry Yerger, the popular picture
frame manufacturer, has removed to
4l9 Shipiey street, only q few doors
from the old stand, and will be pleased
to see all his friends. With increased
facilities will cell frames cheaper than
ever. Call and see his new place any
way.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Other ReferemceS: Dol WA II

Other References: Dol. Wa. II. Fog.
ler, Mayor OF Belfast councillor at law:
VIM. Is. swan, ex Mayor, director Belfast
National Bank. dealer in ship siores: EnucA
carter, CARPENTER and contractor; Everett
). Carter, ship builder: Dr. John u. BROOKS,
physician, and president OF the Belfast Ma.
tloral Bank; I. ". Pitcr or, dry gooGs mer.
chant, and director OF the Belfast National
Bank; Pastors OF Methodist. Episcopal, Con.
gregationalists and Baptist Churches.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

The new Daisy oil stoves are giving
entire Subtraction, there being no
smoke, no smell and no danger of ex
plosion, rs they are made on a new
plan. Sold only by the Piokels Stove
Co., No. y East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

A prominent congregational clergyman,
the late Rev. Wooster Parker, says.-BKt-
FAST, AInE, December 9TH. 1850. To whom
II may concern:-This ceItihes that for The
past ton years and more ] have been pleas.
antly ard personally acquainted with Miss
holis +. Harkness OF this place. She is a
lady Of excellent character, socially and
religiously l had charge OF the schools OF
the city for several years, anG met with her
as teacher In several schools, where she
was very efficient and successful as a
teacher, and In making friends. Most cor.
daily commend her To the confidence Of
any who may form her &C acquaintance.
WOOSTER Parker.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
lie L. Sun Hanging

wall paper cheaper than any other maj.
in the State. Harry d. Holt, 2l3 West
Second street, upper side
Z. 81 have large force Of work
men. All work done without delay al
2l3 West second street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Coal and Flour.

Fell & Joseph, 713 West Front street,
fill orders for best cosl at lowest prices,
well screened and put In cellars with
|schute Wagons, Try a barrel OF our
best -four. Telephone call 259.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

The three story dwelling, No. 1903
VauBuren street, will be rented TO
first class person at low rent. Apply
at this otfice
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
2Oth ". AaIkness ACADEMY
OF TIE
DELAWARE STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY.

Miss Rella +. Harkpess has been a NOM
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
this city for the past year, and is very in
telligent, cultivated Christian lady-one Of
the most active and efficient Of our bRnd Of
Christian workers. She is respected and be-
loved by all. | have also been favored with
the acquaintance OF the aged mo her OF M tss
Hardness for several years, and have always
regarded her as one OF the most intelligent
and interesting ladies that have ever met
KIDD, patient, loving 'oul rich in It. own
experience, fully ripe for heaven and eternal
life 7. GERElSH, Pastor.
BELFAST, MAINE, Lee. 9TH, 1850.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Store Closing.

The store of Megary & Son, No. GIG
Tstnall street, will close At 8 o'clock in
the evening during the months OF July
and August.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

G. II. Baldwin, 7l6 Walnut street.
does all kinds of paper hanging ard
decorating at short notice. Also The
only place you can buy wall paper at
Philadelphia prices, and save car fare.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
INV Your Tickets

to-day for tue excursion to Rarper's
Ferry or Washington over the b. * o.
r. r., for Thursday next, July 10th.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Cancers cured

without the use of the knife. Painless
treatment. Moderate charges Ad-
dress G. Walker, Wilmington 2 O.,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

Kelley & Bro. corner Of Second and
Tatnall streets, says that the Phoenix
boys eau have their reel, which was
lost some few days ago, by calling for it.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Baby Pictures

The place to get good picture of
your baby is at j. Paul Browns studio,
No. 6l7 MAJ ket street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
n.r Ynnr Tickets

' Tsrry or WashipgtoD over 1 tg1 s9tn.
Per n r. for Tbursdsy next JuI! ''
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

Ii n. Oscar Pitcher says:-"Miss Rella,
with whom l have had both business and
friendly relations have found tho type Il
her mother her Character ant word are
untmpeaehable.n
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
The weather,

To morrow promises to be from cloudy
TO fair ard warmer with local showers.
w ednesday clear and cooler.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

to-day for the excursion to HarP at I!
Ferry or Washington over rr I've 9Th %
III for Thursday rAz' July -''n'
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

DIR. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription
is the debilitated woman's best restora'
tive tonic.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Ellwood souder,

practical upholstsrer, 912 French street.
Cutting slip covers for furniture a spec
ialty. Also moth removed from furni-
ture at little expense.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

Children's dresses and skirts constant
ly on hand and made TO order at Hukill
& poist's, Second and Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

Buy Your I ~ N HsrpeIn,
to day for the sae@55 59ar tSe B Bs, T.
r. Fef R'. f for Thursday r'S'' 49,"
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Preserve the above direc.
tons, as they might be Of
use to you in time to come.

WHY SUFFER from frosted feet every
season when few applications OF the II. II.
Ii. Medicine Will relieve you permanently.
OuKPCLESF PRISONS and others who
suffer from swollen limbs, consequent upon
their being On their feet all day long, viii
lind " )nde-ful t0ning up Of the muscles OF
toe affected paris b. hH,hing the surface
with the II ii, II. Medicine and rnbhing
briskly with the hs1d for several evening
est before retiring. Procure bottle.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
state of tho Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN, Office IN the shade
To'clock 10 O'Clock u o'elocf
75o $40 SO
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
Or. TOMI.INSON.

DEAR SGE -Sympathislng deeply With
those who may be suffering from rheuma-
tlsn, II is my heartfelt desire that tHey
should learn OF the treatment that curej me.
For tlve years WAS att cted with rhsuma-
tism OF the back and was unable to work or
move about the prester part " the time, and
! suffered very much. l d dootored and
used various remedies without lettering my
condition. was induce to try your "Celo.
bra.ed u. II. II. MEDICINE. and before |
-sed a one-dollar bottle | was completely
cured Of the trouble, and have since had ao
return Of II. had offered $50 for cure,
and would cheeriuliy hAve paid 500 for a
guaranteed cure.
WILLIAM ASH,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

TO Gay for the excur.i5a 10 Harper}
Ferry or Washington owe. tie B. & d
K. X for Tlursday rex: JAY .9A
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

II OSI-ON FRIDAY EVENING. A
~ striped gingham basque, IN going
from Eleventh and Lombard TO Twelfth and
orange streets. The finder Tiil please re.
turn same % 100 West IwelftA street lts
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26
WHAT IS 1T

You need for the rest CT
the Summer? A Suit, Coat
snd Vest, odd Pantaloons
or anything else in Our
Establishment. Prices are
away off, but the main idea
is to get rid of the goods
and come out whole. We
still have a very good as
sortment of Thin Clothing
of all descriptions, which
we are selling at prices with
which we invite comparison
If you want a Suit or a
part Of one made, you have
a splendid opportunity Of
getting one at IA very low
price, as we cont care to
carry any piece goods if
prices will move them.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-26

ENUk REHr-rU MAN AND WIFE, 4
Il well.lighted, unfdrnished rooms. in
good locality. e22 King street IT.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14

CAMDEN, S. c., JANUAR'
Yht GEa#stt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14

Wt OAHDFN UOVNNAI1 20 VT0o O.UV0'7S'
Organ Of Pomona Grange No ~,
comprising sirteen subordinate Gran
gss,
GEORGE w. BARNES,
Editor Grange Department.
Don't be in q Hurry.
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G4 VA M I'D NJ

~ .
IL, 1886.
Hints That Will Save Large Doc,
tors Bills.
Never prick a blister with q pin.
A needle is the only suitable thing.
A good gargle for a sore throat is
made of vinegar and little red pep
per mixed with water,
Lime juice and milk is one OF the
hest remedies for dyspepsia or indi-
gestion.
Oat meal porridge is one Of tile
best things o begin the day with.
Those who dislike il should take it as
q medicine.
10 not drink hot coffee just be-
fore retiring. or in the evening at al.
is apt to cause sleeplessness.
Coffee or tea should never be
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At the recent examination held in
Camden for persons wishing to oh
tain certificates to teach in the free
schools in Kershaw county, thirteen
applicants appeared.
A professional horse thief is said
to be on his rounds through this
State. Several livery stable keepers
have already been victm'zed by
him.
Our country friends assert that
the tramp nuisance is on the In
crease, and, and that such vaga-
bonds are getting too numerous for
the good of the country.
SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you
need for Constipation Loss Of Appetite,
a,l of nycnnnQio
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missioner adams, he was committed
to Jail in Camden in default of e wing
a $40O bond to await trial. at the
next term of the United States Dis
trict Court to be held at Charleston,
What Will They Do NowP
The priority clause in the lien
law (created in the last session OF
tnc Legislature) places those persons
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14
To patrons aBd%Others WHO

concerned abon5 getting supplies Tor
this year, we would advise them to
act upon the heading of this article.
The lien law has been 80 blottes,
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14

Charged With Mail Robbery.
On last Thursday Mr.. j. F..
Thompson. postmaster at Catarrh,
in Chesterfield county, was arrested
and brought to Camden by MIR W.
W. Love. Mr.. Thompson is charged
with robbinn q repistered letter In
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NO. 80.
WATCHE ES /
Clocks,
JEWELRY,
sILVERW ARE, RE,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-03-18
JACKSON. OHIO. THURSDAY. MARCH Is. 1886

back aportion of that which belongs to
God. He will have nothing but upright
dealing. You cannot spread your prayers
over farm or town-lot, or coal-mine,
and hide it from the being that created
it. And you, gentleman friend, avoid
boasting of your superiority over your
wife, for the probability is that, in case
either is sinful, you are a greater liar
than she is. The test applied to Ananias
and Sapphira, extends to all those who
have an opportunity to hear Gods word,
or know of the wonders of His grace.
Even the minister in the pulpit must
render full account, and keep nothing
back From all Gods creatures there
must be whole-hearted response to the
call for the rendering of the account. Do
you fail to do your whole duty to God
and to your fellow man? Then you are
holding something back. Do you fail to
exercise all your powers to render bright
and joyous the world about you, to lift
the burdens from the weak, to lift up the
fallen, to lead the blind, to speak words
of comfort to the distressed. Then you
are not telling how much you realized
upon your land. In other words, you are
guilty of a species of spiritual falsifying
which will come up against you at
time when there will be no lodging the
consequences. You come before the
Great Judge, and the question is asked,
"Have you always treated your wife as
worthy husband should?" You answer
"Ye ca, havel" but look out that in that
very declaration there be not sufficient
falsehood to endanger your happiness in
the near future. You are asked shave
you always treated your husband as
loving wife should?" You answer
"Yea," but be sure you are laying all the
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Mr.. John A. Dodge writes from Omaha, Nebraska,
follows
"Wil You please insert the enclosed notice in your
paper? 1t may reach of the Douglas family and
be of interest to them, aware that of the
family went West some ten twelve years SINCE
and has not been heard from in long time, and his
age now would be about 40 years.
My wife is from Wilkesville. Vfnton County
where the Douglas family used to live"
Here is the extract spoken of:
"Charles Douglas, who left Lincoln a few days age
on a business trip, is rerorted having suddenly
gone insane at Purcell Iowa, where he now is: Doug
las is bachelor about 40 years of age, comfortably
situated financially. and has been making his home
the Howard House."
The family of the late james Douglas, came here
from Wilkesville. They removed to this place some
years ago. The old gentleman one of our very
best citizens, exemplary member of the Baptist
Church, and good man every way. The family
excellent people, The Douglas spoken of by Mr..
Dodge is perhaps a relative of those here.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-03-18
A WaIkiup SkaIaf0u.

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40 lbs.
Call at E. D. Lewis Drug Store and
get free trial bottle of this certain
cure for all Lung Diseases. Large
bottles S1.0O.
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the result of Indigestion, will no long
er be experienced if half tablespoon
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