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The Osceola times., 1888-09-01

No. Three vacant town lots; rGyli2 feet;
desirable locality, on Main street, south OF the
Planters Hotel
No. Two lots opposite Court House, on
broadway, oseeola, GiSlG. feet each
No 3 Dig y-Good store and fixtures, dwell
ihf ana oui-hvuses, with acre. at ground,
hrhiy nnpTovnu. orchard. .Vc. O. Drug Store,
- ck oi Drugs Good opening fura Physician.
write iol particulars. termr. Nc
20. T. Farm; sso acres, % acres IN cn,tiva-
&c, milcs from Orccola good neigh5orhood.
No s. ~ acres flna and timber land. nea.
Blyihcsyilc.
No. q. 100 acres farm and timber land, xix
miles hortli OF osccola AID thrce miles from thr
Mississippi river
30, 80 ,.trCs !;.gl and tiin'ss land, four
teen miles froin Mis,issipp! ri,ci, on P,iniscut
bayon. heighbnrhood bcnis settled up rapidly
No. =. lc0 acre. farm snd ,ilnh,r land, ~ a
IA cultivation, good houses. VII i'cnircoi bayou
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01

Blaine, from his mouth, Is great
friend of American labor. But he
dosn'; practice what he breaches.
The New York .Siandard says that
thirty.two trunks, twenty bags and
four baskets contained the paupcr
l.bor goods Mr.. Blaine brought from
Europe. "What pity" says the
Siandayd, "Mcss. Porter and Price
had not sent him copy of Tie
Press to tell him he could bay
clothes cheaper in the United
Statcsn
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01

No. Q. $40 acres, 100 in cultivation and Io'
more deadened, and or 8 hundred more sus-
ceptible Of cultivation; good houses. water, Sc
Is miles sOgth of II ,lens, Phillips County, olis
hale from Old . own Landing on Mirslssipii
,Nrr, and fronting On Old Town Lake; vel
protected by state I.eyce. Will be sald al O
bargain. Could be divided IN two good farm
No. 10. 100 farm and lnlhcr landon Tyron
~ bayou. iour miles irom G"ldcn Lake, good
nei.hborhoodi settling up .apidly.
No II loo acrcs, 90 wsll improved and in a
fin, state Of cultivation, ten miles above Dsc, =
ola, on Mississippi ri,cl; good ncighDcil,ood
No IL. A fine Saw Mill Plant. IN excellent
running order; together With ~ lease, saw logo,
wagons, Steers, mules, blsoksmiihing tovis.
and ever thing nvrcsssiy to carry oh q good
pSying Lumber bnsiness, Nln plenty ui TIM
Ter hsndy, In good n'ish5orhOod snd of easy
access to the river The entire Outht 1ill b.
sold NJ - bargain Good reason ,,iscn by pics
ent owner Iol selling, Write for part cuiars.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01

MISSISSIPPI County Democrats do
your duty, work for the whole tick
ct. We cannot afford to return to
the dark days Of '73. Every Union
Labor vote is one step in ,ha; direc-
ton.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01
YELLOW FEvFR at jacksonville,
Fla, is reported on the Increase.

VoTE the straight democratic
ticket. There must be no break in
the ranks. Sulkcrs to the rear with
the enemy. If ye are not for us, ye
are agin us.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01

TnE democratic party has been
the salvation of Arkansas, and is
still safe guide and counsellor in
the management of its public affairs.
Vote the straight ticket.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01

"wE expect 25,00Omajoriiy when
the votes are all counted" are the
words of wcll-inlormed democrats,
all over the state.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron pposrcrrING ATTORNEY :;

We are authorized to announce J ID Block
of Vanndale, Cross County, gs u candidate Tor
Prosecuting A ttorney lot this. the 2nd Jutlciil
Circuit, 1T the September election.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01
.rro,NrNENr OF N. 4. CHURCH SOUTH.
Official Directory.

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Couuty and Probate Judge-L; kozhoi.
Csreuit and County yClerk-llughR MeNeigh
shs, Ia And Collrstor w. y. Hayes.
County Examiner Leon Rcus.an'
t,oupty yTrrssur.r-James Liston.
Coupty Surveyor-R. Archiiiion.
County Corouer-J. n. Lawrence
CouNty Assessor.-Be,hel l.. llill-.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Justicss of the Peaee-N. q. Cartwright, j.
NJ Strphsnson. N. Z. Tandy.
Uopstable-W. W Ward.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor--Jos II. Dorum.
Eecorasr-I.eon Koussan: ,-,.,
Adrrnen-Jss d. Crutcher. Jas. schnsoei
VA. Hall, J. &. lrickoy. Alex Goodrieh'
Marshal-faul J. scmmes.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01

We are authorized TO announce Nv. w. u.
Edrington rs q candidate for re election 20 me
office o. Pros ecutIng Astorncy OF the 2hd duul =
cial district. at the ensuing September election
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01

The Republican party when IN
power removed every taxation oil
wealth and piled it upon labor
Roger Q. Mills.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01

Whiskcy is expensive. 1t costs
man dollars anl sense.-I onkers
Statesman.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01


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The Osceola times., 1888-09-01
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notices under this head, giving name. occupa.
ton, business OF profession, and location. will
be charged 50 per annam.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23
killed DarinEaParaao.

BRADFORD, PA. Aug. 22.-One of The
Saddest casualties in ths histo of the oll
country occurred In this city Tonight.
While the Illuminated parade OF the North
western Association Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic WAS iu progress Edward
Duell AN employe ofthe Manufactures'G Gas
company, was mixing powder for C lored
nfSS In a long two-inch gas pipe on piazza
above the gas office, on which were seated
about fifteen persons who were viewing
the parade Gas generated in the pipe
and u burst, scattering death and destruc.
tlon In its path.
Duell was almost Instantly Killed, being
terribly mangled Robert Hurley, who
was on the veraudA was also mortally
wounded, dying a few m inutes after the
accident. W. q. Cur is, of Rev City, was
standing on the opposite side OF the street
He was struck by flying piece OF pipe
and horribly mutilated about the head and
face and Is expected to die at any mo-
ment. Several other perso . who were in
close proximity to the tcene Of the acci-
dent were severely injured by fying p leces
of Iron. Considering that the accident
occurred In the midst of several hnndred
people, 1t lie miraculous that no more were
injured. The accident cast gloom over
the entire city. The streets were crowded
WITH happy veterans, who were celebrat-
ing their annual reunion in the ei y, but
when the result of the terrible affair was
made known the crowd relapsed iIto re.
spectful silence and dispersed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

FoLEDo, Aug 22-The HArriaou
party ls.ss this morning sor Middle BASE
going on ooi6.tel 8. o. R3ynU,,d's steam
yacht Sigma, the dnsst Ysssei Of the
kind on the lake. General HAFrIsOG Z
party will bs the guests Of Mr.. VIM.
Cummings while ct the island. They
will occupy the beautiful coitsaS be-
longing to Mr.. Peter BordAn, q this
city, who has placed It at their disposal.
They will take their meals a. the Mid
Gle Bass Clnh Houee. Toe length Of
their stay 10 undetermined, but 10 10
Left 10 be determined by circumstances.
The Middle Bass Oluo desire the re.
quest made public that General Harri
son shall NOT be disturbed by visits OF
delegations while at the island, In order
that he mAy bs able to TeoupsrAte frt m
the intense strain TO which he has been
subjected ever since his nomination.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

WASHINGTON, d. C, Aug. 28.-I1
the U. B. Senate yesterday, Mr.. Il saga .
introduced bill TO defns trusts aud Ia
provide for this punishment OF perEoI
connected with them, It being . su0st.-
tute for his former bill on the same sub
Ieot. It WAS referred to the judiciary
Committee. The bill RppropriatinR
5000, ,00G to suppress Inieotion in the In.
tsr-State commerce Of the United
SaIes WAS discussed at some length,
aud after being amended, was passed.
MT. Chandler called up his resolution
heretofore offered In relation to fraud
and violence 10 the last Louisiana eltc
tlon, and made an address upon the
subject.
The President yesterday returned four
private eusion bills and two bills Tor
the relief OF private persons 10 the SEN
ate without his app oval.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23
nnnntnrtsItsra Raidad.

DRNyBR, COL. Aug. 2S.-In the
Windsor Hotel At Denver, Colorado, on
TueadAy, Manuel LsmAire and two
other counterfeiters were arrested.
They belonged to . band made up Of
residents Of OhioARo, New York and
other cities, who were In constant o0ui-
m unicAtion. The Government officials
had learned that oouuterfeiters were At
work in New Mexico, and that they
would soon spring the mine which wAG
to food both the United States and
Mexico with bogus %, $40 and $40
"gold" pieces. A deputy Dist'ict At
torney named Gage Joined the counter
feiters, and IL was through his efforts
that the arrests were made.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

CHAMBERsBURG, Aug. 22.-Emanue
Baker was lodged In Jail here TO night
charged, upon his own information, with
having shot and killed Frederick Blake
Blake had been sent to the penitentiary
few years ago, and during his absence
Baker married BlRke's wife.
Blake returned last week, went to
Bakers house and demanded his wife.
The woman refused to go with him, and
Blake left, saying he would return aud
kill some one. Last night he went to
Bakers house with a large knife, and q
quarrel ensued, both claiming the woman.
Baker shot Blake and badly wounded
him. He Afterwards completed the kill
ing with club. Blake died in short
time, and Baker walked seven miles ia
the nearest justice of the peace and gave
himself up
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23
A Mt.slng Nan Found.

LANCASTER Pa, Aug 22.-SGmuIl
LonRneoker, OF Oarnarv0n tnEnship
about whose mysterious DISAPPEARANCE
on the night OF the eollpss Of the moon,
July 22i, there have been go many sur.
mises and 80 muJh written Gb lut Ia the
papers throughout the country md
state, has been fond 1T last. On Mon .
day morning David Bender and JGhn
BtAuffer, Of BOWmAnkyille, started out
on trip to make q search for him.
Taey returned last night and with them
brought the missing man. He wRs
found In the Chester County Alms-
house, at West Chester, where he had
been almost all the time since he disAp.
p6Ared.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

ne following games were plAys,
a. Kansas oity-KAnsAs City, q
4 BAltlmoFe, 4.
A. St. LOuIs-s. Louls, 4; Brook
Iyn, 2.
A. ClnOinnAti-oinolnnAti, o; olsvs
Boston, ..
A. IndianspOlis-IndiAnApoliS,2 o. De
inRton, o.
At Plttsburg- Pittsburs, 8; Chicago,
o. PittsourR, 10i ohioSgO, Z.
NOTES.
ball. ~
KID Gleason is ali right and anxious
The Philliss will play the New Yorks
BassAin is lame from being struck
on the hip with thrown ball.
valentine gave three bad decisions
Against the Boston Club yesterday.
Altar sixteen straight defeats the De.
tToit Club won . game yeItsrdAy.
Lyons and P0otman, who were uuder
the weather ct Cincinnati, are on deck
again.
Pets Browning, Of the. louisville
Club, has been indennitsly suspended
for drunkenness.
The Athletics play the I.ouisvllles six
day.
By yesterdays de feat the "PhIllies"
slide back TO rfth place, but Manager
Wright says they will not stay there
long.
bhomberg and Rslsrbrook have been
released By the Indianapolis Club. The
former has gone into the livery busl.
ness.
MorEill's twenty put outs At hrst base
telln the whole story of yesterdAy's
game. The S20, OOO battery was TOO
much for the "PhIllles."
The Injunction RgsinIt Pitcher Wild.
FER mG@eS A. look as though those three
last victories Of the Washington Clab
over the "Philliss" might be thrown
out,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

The peach shipments over the Della
ware diVisiOn up to 80 O'Clock this
morning were as follow:
Philadelphia, "A; jersey City, SO;
NewsrF, n. J 7; North Penn junction ,
Il Scranton, Pa, BuffAlo,7; Cleveland,
Il WilkesbaFrt /; Worcester, 3; O5WsRo,
II Syracuse, 2; Springfield, 2 Provl
dence, 10; New Haven, 2; Hartford,
Conn, 4; Elmira, n. Y 81 Boston, 20;
UucA, N. Y 81 Rochester, s; HLzsl-
ton, Al Hsrsemos, /; POttAvllle, 1;Pitts.
burg, Il Chester, Pa, 2; Look Haven,
/; Suspension Bridge, 9; JohnstoWn, L;
Bsllhfonte, Il D4nvllle, l; Tyrone, /;
Altoona, Il PeoEa, Ii Ohloago, 1; Bi1s-
hampton, 2; Alhsoy, L; shenandoah, !;
Shamokin, l; Toronto. Oa;., -992.
Previous shipments, 1876. T1.al TO
date, 2,6O8
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23
Tns Road asAlthward Made Easter.

You have been Ill, We will suppose,
and are oonvAlesoing slowly. That is,
you are trying 70 pick up little flesh,
to regain some Of your wonted color, 70
AoouBtom your stomach to more solid
nutrlment than Its recently enfeebled
condition permitted you TO take. How
can you accelerate your snAils pace
healthwArd2 We are warranted By
concurrent testimony In Affirming, that
II you will use twice or thrice day
Hosietter's Stomach Bitters, an en-
Abling medicine OF long Ascertained
purity and tonic virtues, that you will
be materially aided, 1t promotes .
fiow Of the gastric juices, and helps
the system 70 Assimilate the nourlsh-
ment Of which It stands 90. much in
need. 1t remedies . tendency to con.
stipAtion without oOnvulslng the bow
els. The liver 1t stimulate to renewed
activity, safely promotes the action Of
thA kidneys and bladder, and Annihil'
ates malaria aud rheumatism At the
outset,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

The services at Brandy wine Summit
Camp yesterday were Interesting and
oArrisd out according to announcement.
The same may be said Of to.day's
tervioes. The attendance was large
and the best spirit prevailed. The
preachers we're earnest and untirinR in
!heir efforts to lead sinners to re-
pentAnoe, ~ well As to encourage All
who had made profession OF religion
to perssvere in we'll doing until the
hnal goal iB reached and the victory
won. Considerable interest attaches 10
the closing services and the breaking
up OF the camp. Although many Of the
senters may feel pleased that they are
about to retur1 to their homes, they
say farewell" TO their nelshbors with
feelings OF regret. At the same time
they look forward to nsxt year when
they may greet old friends and exps.
risnce the pleasures incident TO .
weeks soiourn and worship in the
woods.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23
PRICE ONE GENT!
al YerdIet ln lha pomna rnna-

fhs ooroner's jury In the case Of
Philip Combs held an A1jouInsd session
! yesterday afternoon ct the ofioe OF
Coroner BArnhill aud heard testimony
OF the following Witnesses: Ray Hihoh.
ms, conductor; Stanley Hammond, Ere
mani Frank Bsoklsy, engineer; the
braksmen OF the train and several EN-.
ployes OF Mills b Combs. The evidence
showed that Mr.. Combs had made a
practice OF jumping on the cars NJ they
were backed into his yard, and that he
had been warned BY the conductor on
teVeral occasions that he was not only
vio.atlnR the ru'es Of the company, bus
also endAngeriDR his own life At the
time Of the aooidenG Mr.. Combs WAS
standing on the bumper OF one Of the
roar cars, signalling for the engineer TO
continue backing. Toe train continued
until the rear car passed through the
fence, when It ran down 10 the gutter,
1Amming the deceased between them.
Some OF the employees Of the coal yard
maintained that the cars were being
backed In at the rate OF 10 or Is mIles
an hour, but the engineer and conductor
both testified that they were not moving
81 greater rate OF speed than miles
This testimony was sustained by ASA
Denio, road foreman Of the p, W, q B,
RAILROAD, who has had an sxperienoo Of
over so years with loo Jmotivs engines.
de said that the engine pushing the
twenty loaded coal cars mp the grade in
the yard was light shiGIer, built for
strength and not speed. II would be |
Impossible for 1t TO make more than 8 |
miles an hour under the circumstances
a. described.
The jury then had the room olea,ad.
eno Aitet eaEefully Weighing the evil |
dence, rendered verdict that "Phiiip
Combs came to his death frcm being ac. |
cideRtAlly injured by q train OF coal |
cara on July 27th, and that the employees |
Of the railroad company are exonsFated
from ell blame"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23
A PrIsonsr,s jump from = TraIn

JOLIET, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-The Sheriff Of
Cook County arrived laBt night with
jim O'Connor, cowboy hofse thief,
sentenced to three years impIiEonn eut,
who nearly etoApsd while coming
through Iowa OH the Rock Ialaud fAss
train. Just after leaving Des Moines,
O'OonnOr who had irons on both legs
and hands, jumped through the car
window while the train was running At
full speed. The Sheriff was carried
sevsfAl miles before the train stopped,
and hunted all day with posse OF far
merB bsfore he cAptured his man.
O'Oonnor was finally found under .
hedge fence twelve miles from the rail-
road. He was still enoumb bered with
the irons and did not show . scratch ~
the result Of his fearful plunge from the
train
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

EhN cheapest mas house I'm tine o1GY
&umGSFd 8rOB.' 40A MaTkoG BtKO0S.
Oupping and lesohing, 100 Il. Second Ct.
Try Bush's coal you viii like It.
Brs1iliEn Balm, immediate cure for numps,
Try Bush's coal you will surely Ike 1t.
hillard +. Davis, ieweler, X. Second st,
Fine Is X. Rings, At HAnrB, Is L. Fourth,
Frank ROOp Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, 6O2 West FrOnt street,
Fino cigars and notions At N. W. corner
Seventh and Poplar streets. L. Bell
II, d. Hollis Will have grand opsnIng on
Saturday next at No. 4 W est Second street
cJmmeLciGg c his fall business,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

AsBURY PARK, August 21.-Klssing is
an expensive amusement in the vicinity
of Ocean Grove The other day Jerry
Bennett kissed Mrs. Sarah A Bray, de.
spite her protest, 10 q vegetable store'
She had Bennett arrested and Justice
Borden to-day fined jeremiah three dol
lars for his "temerity" In kissing mar
ried woman and another dollar for the
osculatory exercise. Bennett willingly
paid the line,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

Toe West Chester Local News SAYS:
Several West Chester bioycl will 20
on The ride to Dover Saturday, Septem-
Der LIST. Tuev will be accompanied by
riders from Wilmington, Glen Mills and
PhilAdelphiA, All will meet at Chester.
When they reach Dover the attraction
will be fancy riding, racing, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

Is the wonderful remedy for all diseases
and weakness Of the eyes. A Rentlem an
who could not see an object three feet
OF could see distinctly and plain . good
distance away on using one bottle. 30
with many others whom We can refer 10.
Supplied in 20 and 80 cent bottles.
Prescription of DR.. j. SImms q Son,
FouTth and King streets, Wilmington,
Del. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

The alarm At Are yesterday afternoon
from box 13 was caused by the slight
burning o. the kitchen OF the residence
occupied by Mrs. Mary Lynch, No 207
East Sixth street, the fire being caused
by gasoline stove. Ths fire was ex-
tinguished by the Delaware truck This
damage will amount TO about Sl0.l
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

Yarnall B 5tandrenR who were en-.
gagged in the manufacture OF cotton
worsleds, giving employ ment to about
fifty hands at Lenni, Delaware county,
Pa, have made an assignment for the
benefit of their creditors. Il Is said
that thelr failure Is due to the unsettled
condition Of the market owing 70 the
discussion of the Mills Tariff bill by
Congress, and the cut ing Of prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

Prof. Goldberg will have = sale Of
watches, jsWelry, diamonds, etc., ct the
auction rooms OF L W. Stldham & Son,
No Ill East FOutth street, on Friday
evening, and will continue from day to
day until all 10 sold. Mr.. G. Is also .
drst class optican, and persons who may
Wish spectAoleg fitted TO their eyes
should call on him.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

When baby was SieE, We gave her Oastoria,
When she vAs:a Childlshe cried for Castona
When she became Miss she clunE to Castoril
When she had. children she gave them Cas-
tOriA,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

Mary Uo9neg, the old lady who died
suddeIly on Monday night 1T hel
home In D0ugherty's Colrt, lgsding of
Of Sixth street, between Orange and
TStnSL, was buried ttiI morning
High mass was celebrated in st. Peter,
Pro Cathedral. She les7es Cor.ldsra
BILE property, which will be tAhsE.teL
By her HieoeB and nephews.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23


ALTOONA, Aug. 22.-Tavel on ths
PltssbuFR Division OF the PennBylvAnta
Railroad was Aa completely blocked to
day as the Philadelphia and New York
Divisions Were last March during the
blizzard, and the suspension In train
running was due 70 the great rainstorm
that swept over this airy for twenty
six continuous hours.
Ats O'Clock this morning the ALLIE
gheny River rose so high As to cover the
tracks OF the West Penn at NAtrOnR to
point six feet above the rails and SER
Vice was not resuNed until O'Clock
this evening. The limited express due
In this city a. noon left this point at 8
O'Clock TO night and oil other trains are
LATE in proportion.
The destI uctlon to property along the
main line and branches Of the P8nnsyl-
VAnla Road cannot fall short Of 500. 900
and may 90 much hiahsr. Freight
tTafio will be entirely suspended for
tie next three days. No lives have thus
far been reported lost.
COLUMBIA, August 99.-The heavy
storm which visited this section last
night q i1oded the low lands 10 . con.
siderable extent betwesn Columbia aud
Ian caster, and injuries to growing crops
are reported,
PrTsBuRo, August % The q ood
has AlmosI reached iH limit here and
will not reach disastrous height. The
llow lAndF, however, are submerged and
the damage will be quite heavy.
At MoKeespOTt the fats are under
water and several mills have been COM
PEELED to suspend operations. The Ice
pond on the hill burSt and the DO d
| w htfaga untIn@ nWaPtnF0 T.,
| Ing two houses on Fifth Avenue.
At GEeansburR the great rain lefS
many traces OF its devastation. In the
fair grounds the water at ZONE points
was eiFht feet deep, covering She entire
track and o yerturnlng the horse stable.
In this city the wafer got up into the
tiy pits OF many OF the mills and fAoto-
rles and caused a BuSpension OF WORK.
The Polish inhabi Auts OF BhAntytoWn
we're again compelled to remove their
goods and are now OncAmped on the
banks Of the river.
READING, Aug. 22.-Ths heavy rAiu
Of Tuesday CAUSED . rapid rise In the
various streams about the country and
resulted In the most extensive h1oding
Of the Sohuykill river which has besn
seen since 1859, Reports from various
points along the river say that In many
places whole farms are inundated aud
much damage done TO late crops. The
river has been falling slowly but stesdt
ly all the afternoon.
EAsroE, Aug. 22.-The rain lasl
might brought up the L3high and D9lA
ware with q rush. The GOAL yards IL
aston Ars under water and ths cotton
Imills Ia South EABton are shut down
The Delaware came up to sixteen fee
and 10 nov falling,
UNIoNTowN, Aug. 21.-U nlontoWr
has been shut out from the outside
lto-dsy. No trains have arrived and NJ
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

Since the terrible cy clone on Tuesday
the weather has taken upon itself = sud
den change. Consequently the mercury
took . sudden drop. This morning ut
Pooopsin tho Thermometer rePlslsrtd d
4bO. AT O'clock frost was noticed OF
the P, W. 8 B. B Il. station.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

A lad named Charles woollery went
out yesterday to Richardson's woods,
and while practicing shooting with an
Air'Run had the misfOrtune to place .
ball In his little toe. A lad who was In
company with him procured Q pony
from netRhbor and conveyed him TO
his home, No. s3l West FJurth street,
when surgical aid WAS summoned.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

A meeting OF tbs Democrats Of the
Fourth ward viii be held o-moIroW
evening in tha hall of the Rslsn3o er-
Rine house. The msaiing is called for
the purpose of electIDg q delegate to the
State Convention 10 be held 10 Dover
on Tuesday next. Thus far the only
caud date for Gelegsts is T. Elwood
SlDRley,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-23

Hon. James B. Everhart, Of West
CHESTER, Pa, has been greatly pros
trAted by dysentery, aud his physician
thinks his restoration to health very
doubSluI. Mr.. EveThart Is possessed Of
more than otdlnary ability, and his
si knSss Is widely regretted.