davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-08-08

ELENA, August 4.-The Merchants
ponal Bank is tearing down the Ma
fc block and will erect fine new
lding.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-08-08

New YORK, August 3.-Bar silver
YSc. Copper quiet, lake $3.50. Lead
'onger, domestic $4.271s.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
BIr Dool,no y on.

PHILADELPHIA, July S0-rho tank
steamshIpa Paula, Chester and Minister
May back have been ordered 70 this city
TO LOAF petroleum tor the Continent OF
Europe. The Paula Is German GRAFT
built az New castle on the.Tyne, and u
arrived yesterday. Il is one Of the
Rrealest oaFrieFs yet built. having been
onAEtsred 70 load 1,2l0. .0o0 gallons Of
refined petroleum ut the Schuylkill re-
lnerles on the oWnfrs' nocount for the
German port Of Harburg.
The reoent burning Of the Spanish
steamship Austuriano, at Ronen,
France, while disoharalDg , cargo Of
barrel petroleum, has 70 some extent
aroused shippers and underwriters to
the necessity OF hAvlng steamers built
especially for this trade. The Anstur-
iano took fre, and not only became
total loss but eight Of her crew were
burned TO death, and both the vessel
and cargo were 4 total lose.
The petroleum shipments for this
yesr ae compared With tho same time
IN 1857 show decline Of over S0,C00. .0O0
gallons. The exports for tbs past week
we're ,75S, 789 glll9ns, The total ahip
meuts for the year have been SO B42, IS9
RAllone, while OF the Fame time in 1881
the shipments were 81 ,Ss2, l47 gallons
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Yes.eraay nIsrplsn,a pour,.


Judge Lyman presided at yesterday
mornings session Of the city court and
disposed Of the following cASeE:
Samuel Bho0r and Daniel Collins In /.
dulged 10 q Saturday night drunk and
were fiued 81 and costs each.
Patrick Collins and Dauiel HauRe
were charged with . similar 0fEense, ,but
as there were 6xtenuatinR circumstances
In their casa and they promised 10 do
60 no more, they were permitted to de-
part In peacs.
Pho BenllAno acted very badly on
Front street, and was ordered to enrich
tho treasury with 81 aud costs.
John Heck uEs drunk, As usual, and
will 90 to New Csstla this afternoon 10
board out One OF 81 and costs.
Mise Hannah Ptioe, ooloIei, was
charged with being drunk, but Es she
begged very hard ard promised to do
30 no more tho udl0 told her 10 90 Ia
peace and refrain from SHINING again.
Charles Pratt again gave way 70 his
oesettlnR aiu OF drunkenness, and Wes
sentenced to pay So and costs, which
Will cause him to npend the remainder
OF the summer In Nav Castle IAll.
John H0mar also indulged In y Sat.
urday night drunk and was ordered 10
pay " and costs.
William Donnelly was charged with
VI treating and abusing his wife, but
although Bhs aWore out the warrant on
which be was arrested she failed 10 Ap-
pear against him and he was dis
charged.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
AInrra ,,ontrnot.

In drawing the plans for the magnlh
cent dry goods house Of Crosby B Hill,
on Market above Sixth street, the
architect made the display windows the
largest OF any store in the country. The
RlasB vas 10 be 156xl44 and y
Inch thick. Phillips g. Kane took tine
contract to furnish tie glass. After
COZ siderable correspondence In this
coaUGrs and Europe they found that
there WAS only one firm that could
make them, and Inst Arm was 10 Pitts.
burg, Pa.
Alter be coutts-t had been awarded
the arm, II was t1aud that with oil the
fAcil ties that the Pennsylvania Riil-
road commanded, they could not haudle
tn z ass, owing 20 the fact tast should
they enter into ) contrast for delivering
them to this city that alter lowering q
cEr whereby 10 carry them, that the
company WO1ld have TO raife all over
heRi bfli gss on their liC5B OF least 10
Inches. Under thase circumstances the
only way TO have them shipped TO this
city was to p'sce them OF barge, float
II down the Oh,o 10 the Misslegippi, to
the Gulf, 10 the Atlantic, thence to the
Be- skwster, up she Delaware 10 this
city.
This vas turud 70 b. too expensive,
and co1sgquans.y new arrangements
had TO nB mads. The glz9 OF the vim
dows we're changed, and after Corrts-
pondsnce the contract IVES awarded 10 9
firm In Antwerp. Belgium. The Rlas1es
are COW IN Philadelphia, having atri we'd
there on Saturday by the Red Star
Line They are the folio winR sizsF: 2,
g6x144; 2, 6OE144; 2, 72II56; 2, 12El56.
1t will be necessary for Mr, Kane 20 go
10 Philadelphia and engage = wagon to
have them loaded on, o. there are no
wagons IN this city 81 ffi1iently large
enough to nod them,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Baso Bali.

The Diamond Star Base Ball Club, OF
BrandyWine, defeated the Athletic Jr'5.
by aoore OF II to5. The winning olab
would Ike TO hear from any club whose
members sr0 under Is years OF age, es
peciAlly the Sunshine. All challenges
win be received by j. W. stetser, 22l7
TAtnall street.
The Amerious, Jr., defeated the
@ aspie Club by 8 soore OF 2 to /
The Amerious defeated the June Bug
by score OF I3 to4.
The Restless defeated the Americas
By Bcore OF 10 to s.
Tbs East SIDE Amarlcus, Jr., would
like chsllsoRes sent 70 them from any
club that claims the name OF Amerious,
Jr., to play for tbs nama II the Stats.
Manager, Jas. Moore. Send chhlls1Res
70 II spence, captain, $40 L. Seventh
etrset.
Tbs Keg Mil Club defeated n strong
picked ntne on Saturday afternoon by a
Bcore Of 0 t. .. BuohapRn pitched for
the Keg MIL and struck cut is men.
Their beat men famed air. Allison
save him good support behind the bat.
Lane covered second bAAe without sn
error. Dusan made long hit, but got
caught Ous at third.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
s,eallnEA Door Mat.

Harry Willis was arraigned at this
mornings session Of the city court,
charged with the larceny Of door mat,
from the residence of Mrs. Annie Forest,
No 40 East Second street. There has
been considerable complaint about the
larceny Of door mats, and on Saturday
al ernoon, when Ohicer Neal found the
accused trying to dispose Of this mat for
whatever he could get for It, he took him
into custody, and afterwards learned
where 1t had been stolen from. The &C
cused said that he was stranger In the
city, and that the mat had been giveT
to him by man to sell, with a promise
that he should have half of what 4
brought This was not satisfactory /:
the Court and be was committed In de
fault Of Sl00 bail for his appearance q
the Court Of General Sessions.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
brutality nard to Cssdit,

PITTsBuRG, July 2o.-Humane 80.
oiety Agent D 'Brien was notified this
morning that there was case requiring
hls attention on Mt. Washington in
which 3 child bad died on Friday morn
log and had not yet been buried. On
9olng 10 the house Of George Ducks, be
found . 6-months' old baby boy lying
dead on two chAirs, covered over with
a sheet, and the body was In such an ad'
vancod stage of putrefact,on that the at
mosphere in the house was slckening.
Mrs. Ducks, the mother Of the babe, told
him that her husband on Friday evening
started out with the Intention of making
arrangements for the burial. Up to TO
day at four o'clock he had not returned.
Mrs Ducks stated that for ten days she
had only what she received from neigh.
bors to live upon, her husband having
given her no money whatever,
She had With her thTes children under
0 years sof age, besides the dead
child, which was one of pair Of twins.
Agent O'Brien set about TO make ar
ragements for the bu u;ial. He will enter
information against Ducks for neg!eoting
b is family, as 1t seems had the mother
been properly nour'sled the child might
not have died. Mrs. Ducks had sent for
two doctors, but they would not come,
Josepn Gracy, who lived in the house
adjoining, had sent hIs family away on
account Of the decayiLR body.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Serious Runaway.

A Chester paper says serious runa
way occurred last Friday evening at Lin,
wood, BY which two ladies were very
badly injured. A colt belonging to WIN.
g. Lodge, of ClaymOnt, attached to a
carriage In which were the ladies, took
fright at the station at an umbrella that
was raised, and dashed madly away. The
wagon was completely wrecked and
Miss Blanche Lodge, niece Of Charles
B. Lore, and Miss Bateman, Of Dover,
were thrown out. Miss Bateman was
painfully cut over the right eye and
otherwise injured, while Mics Lodge was
hurt Internally, They were attended by
-Drs, CRrdeza, who are unable as yet to
determine the extent Of Miss Lodges in
juries. The horse ran home before being
captured.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
EDITION
sTsrEmATIo EOMaERH.

A Wsll-I6nOwn Contractor ana Builder
FOrEos Names Of Business nIsn TO OBJ
tain MONEY.
The various BUSINESS centres Of the
olty were startled on Saturday upon
learning that j. Frank Ruth, the con.
tractor and builder, had not ouly ba.
come q defAulter, bui had for come
time past engaged In the serious crime
Of forgery.
Frona the evidence that brought
about the expose Of bis nSiAFious doings
IL appears that he forged tho endorse.
nent Of Susiness men to fraudulent
notes In oIder 20 have them discounted.
He was enabled TO redeem zach notes,
until Molday last, when a notice was
received by N. B. Oulbsrt, the well.
known hlAoksmith, on Fourth street
near Walnut, that a note endorsed by
, him for $3.50 hAd Ron0 70 protest,
| Mr.. Culbart had no knowledge Of
having endorsed suoh q nots and III
once went t. the bank, and upon Gesin &
the endorsement on the nct5 pronounced
, 1t forgery, The note was made payable
/ to j. Frank Ruth. He was quickly
hunted mp and taken TO the bank,
whsre, in the presence Of j. L. CArpen
iNr, Jr., he confessed hia crime and
pleaded as extenuating circumstances
that he was, % wing to financial troubles,
driven 10 commit the forgery.
Mr.. OarpeL ter, who Is President OF
The BArmeIs' Bank, remembered that
Rlth had q note discounted for $40 on
July 9Th at that bank. THIS note was
made payable to Joseph HAmmill and
elgned by o W. Horn, This nots was
also sudorsSd by MIR. Oulbtrt and Il, u,
Walters, the real estate agent. ME,
Oulbert states that Ruth forged bis
name, and then taking It 10 Mr.. Wal
ters, induced him TO endorse 1t also
ander tho plea that Mr. Oalbert's name
was thereon.
The endorsement OF Mr.. Walters 4
| genuine, but that OF M. OGlbstt ia !
forgery. he also preEeRted three othal
no.es With tho same forgery, bat only
isuoceedcd in having one Of them
Dashed. A few Days Ago he presented /
mote amounting to 81 ,Te0 at the UnioE
National Bank for discount, but
Cashier DANNY thinking something
was wrong ref1ssd 10 accept 1t. He allC
gave note with the supposed endorse
ment Of Mr.. Culbert for 5000 to mer
chant, who furnished supplies 10 hin
for the erection OF . row OF houses II
the eastern part Of the city. The mer.
chant refused TO lake the note by thI
advice Of friend, who thought some
thing vas wrong.
The merchants idea Is to the etfee
that all the creditors should hold = meet
ins, decide upon some plan TO complet,
the houses ard then sell them. Hl
sAys this osn DO done and all be reim
bursed. II Is very probable that sucl
a meeting will bs called for at an early
data. Thus far the police have beer
uuaO!e to dnd Ruth, although q war
rant Is out for hlR arrest. He remarked
to Mr.. Culbett on Tuesday last that be
fore he wou.d be Arrested he woult
com nit Euiclde.
Mr.. Culbeft, through the tenrs Ant
ieutreatleA Of hts vile, Gays he will no
lprOseUute him. Tue wife offered to Civ
up 81. her worldly possessions in cas-
there were 70 prosecutions
Joseph Hnmmill, who Is In partner
shiD with Ru'h, Is his father in Ia y
ard came here from Smyrna. Il is /
DO hoped that the man may be arroEte
and prosecuted 10 ths full extent OF th
law,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Tha Dsath Llst.

John, infant sou of John and Lizzle
Tharpe, aged 9 months and DAYS. In
terment at Newark Union burial ground,
BraadyWine I'D.
CathAIine, infant daughter of Edward
and Mary Kelly, aged Z months. Inter.
ment at Old Catholic Cemetery.
Sallie, infant daughter Of John and
Emma klndstrandt, aged z months. In
torment at Wilmington and Brandywin,
Cemetery.
William II. Wright In his SD year
lnterment at the Wilmington and Bran
dywlne Cemetery.
May, Infant daughter Of May wilkins
col, aged 2 months. Interment at Ezlor
Cemttery
William. infant son CT William and
Mary johnson, aged 8 months. Inter
mint at st. Joseph's Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
SHARP 900.
Quick buyers should be
WIN. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
A Roy over NYadnud.

BALT1MoRE, July 90 The eiope-
menG "a n ssAr.old JAme6 Hudstnb
with pretty Alice La Prsux, q North.
east Baltimore belle, has given The Ros.
sips Sc that eeotioh B1methtpE TO talk
about. The parents Of both are highly
inoepned over tie maioh and threAten
10 take Btepo 10 annul the marriage.
Hudgins formed the girl'e Aeluaintan co
at Sunday school and CALLED at her
house.
Owing to Bis yonsh nothing was
thought OF his vi5lts unhl recently,
when his attentions wero more msYkad.
Mr.. Ls PFaux forbade him the hOube
and then the lovers Iesorted 10 olaldes.
tins meetlngG. Tie other day the sitl'G
father went to New York and his abb
senee Was quickly tAkon advantage Of,
The boy lover was too JoInR to get a
license, so he Impressed friend intO
service, who obtained the desired docu
msnt.
Armed with this the pair proceeded
to the residence Of Rsv. B, 7. ClArkson
Methodist minister, who kindly
united them. They then proceeded TO
the homo OF the groom, where they met
with q WR5m reception. The boy
husband carried his point, however,
Ard secured quarters for him s6lt and
bride. Mrs. HudgluB then sent her
mother the following mote: "Hy Daf
ling Mother: am sorry 70 believe you
will be angry, but I am married To
JAnos HuiRins because love HIM"
Mrs. lie PreuX was almost overcome
with grief when she read the note and at
once teleRraphed for her husband She
did not Wish to call on the boys mother,
bui later on MIS-. Hudglns, Sr., called on
Mrs lie Preux TO discuss the matter,
Both matrons are grieved and angry and
await only the arrival of the senior Mrs
lie Preux TO take some action.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Auulsts sunday.

INDANAroLIs, IND July S),-General
Harrison passed quiet Sunday yester
day, having few callers. In the morning
he accompanied Mrs. Harrison 10 church,
He will receive more delegations this
week Tomorrow delegation from New
Castle and other points in Henry county
will arrive. Wednesday a delegation from
hartinsyilic, and Morgan counties will
be received.
Friday is get aside for the reception Of
political clubs from Frankfort and Craw.
fcrdsyille. Saturday Will be the big day
Of the week, four thousand miners from
Green and Nigo counties and over a
thousand railroad employees from Terre
Haute ar3 expected, and t0rchlight
procession is part Of the programme
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
nbIluAry.

After suffering for over ti''I
from a pulmonary AiiscTIg', E " y
Il, Wright died about -'!vSs .,s's
dsy morning from 8 hsmoiiIiis oi,iis
about ten minutes dc i'
Warrington street ,,,r 4
The dsoeased WAS 1SII ,}ii :.
county, N. j., IN 1884; ~ W., n, I
bs retooyed TO this STATE is.IIi,l| IA
ths trade OF carriage Dan pa-I
Is,I Bensoo S Calhoun At sni's, y 4
DELFT, psrsIT . i big trade be CsI, ~. Y 4
and yorSed ioF Gregg 3 S', ,, ,,,|
workiny there some tlps y. :, MI
bnsipess for himself, .. Ga' WI Z
Iooaioi on Orange stree, .V.,idE
iOiT''si In Nay, 1868, hs Va. q, e Ali'Ii Y d
A, Add!e Moore, dau9h!ses,. 70. Y 'alaI
oharioS Oh Moore, one 7tu Of TSg lSs y.
huiIders In thia city, Lss1 ~, NIL
10 out''s 'ssnnf-h. NewlIn, VIZ pT5JllI|
5T III Isst. sOsL and William h .S,Vifi WI
%bo1 \ b0nt %isS ten 'ys years ego b. t,,IIl s
months n oDT5 in Florida and 4, s, y
Sall sJSeraSIs benaas iIon .,,oa ~ y |
siI " -, ba finally slo0a4.ts,
fatal disease. tof aSI a,ts,sn, %
he has been q 9Is 'ciiburlh q
central PTeFoyteI,iiaaau, ii lhs
many yeFrl IN otfio'i u
school,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
IRISH murders.

DUBLIN, July 20 John F0rhau, .
boy ootted iarmOr, while returning
from Tralee with three lRbOrers 10 q car
WAs shot dead near Llstowel Kerry, by
two diepuissd mea who jumped over d
fence, fred and escaped through 4
wood.
Whilo Farmer McAulltge was work
ing with laborer named RlAre In a
field at Gounamuckle, Cork. On SAtur
day, . man diaRuised with n white
cloth mack entered and demanded theil
names. RuAre gave false name
He was ordered by The stranger TO fall
upon his knees and he did 50, where
upon the stranger shot him twice and
he died an hour sfter ward. The strAu.
ger escaped. His identity Is not known
to McAulitfe.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
PsdsstrIans-who Uan B.a, no


Two well-knoWn musiciana az tb,.
city, while 10 . tem pOrAFy at OF iusnnitv
yesterday, walked from Wilmipgion -
brinton's Bridge. q dlstADoB from Ninth
and bhipley streets OF twelve mllsa
Arriving At the city limits, on the Ken.
nett pike, they decided 10 make record
Itom mere 70 ohAdds' Ford, a distance
Of ton miles, Leaving Union atrpet AZ
! 40 ?. M they arrived at ChaddaI FoF5
otel at O5 p M, covering tho dis.
tAnoe In two hours and seventeen min.
ntes. They stopped three times for
water, thereby loslnR ten mlnutes. and
lost three r,inutes stopping TO kill a
oeaa pnAks. Taking out these stops,
sne tme lor lhe ten miles was two hours
END four minutse. These gentlemen ave
ready for ohAllenges fGom any two non
professionals. People who think tbiu
is not much Of an effort sre reauestsd
to try IL, Aod report the following day,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
TNIRD EDITION.

Rev. w. j. BeFmingham has started
ON a two weeks visit 70 Canada.
gsorRs TAsuall has gone 10 the Blue
Ridee Mountains TO visit relativsa.
Rev. ]. Il. Bryan will attend Chester
Heights camp nesting next Wednts-
day.
Rsv T, E, Mar.indAle and family are
passing several weeksAt Clifton Syringe,
N. j.
. The Hon. Thomas r. BayArd, Score
tAry Of stats, paid hia family q visit on
Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Il. Williams, general fore
man Of Mt. Claire car ships, OF Baltimore
"a visiting this city,
j. clayton Massey, jeUeler, KinR
street above Fourth, Will pass o Week
at Rehoboth.
Mics Clara Lukens of Franktord is
visiting Miss Matte and Lizzie smyth oi
EanBuren street.
Rev, W. 2 s sartE Of Trenton, N. j..
preached OF the Central Presbyterian
Church yesterday.
Charles @. Phillips Of the Diamond
S.S'e Iron Company has stafttd on
business trip to the West.
]. jackson Pierce, real estats agent,
left for Atlantic City ON Saturday 20
spend Q few weeks at old ocean.
Miss Anna Saunders, from Brooklyn
N. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Boolhi
reading on WesI Seventh street near
Harrison.
Ell. Peacock and wife started this
morning on . trip to Long Branch snc
several other places Of interest In New
jersey.
W. W. Ralston has been elected tC
the vacant c.erkship in the Farmers
Bank, viss Joseph h. Gooding, re-
signed.
Mr.. James L. Fl. Dashield has re
signed his position at the jackson &
Sharp works and hEs accepted = more
lucrative position with the P, w. & b.
railroad,
Rev. W. II. Hcudrioksou preached In
Mt. Lebanon NJ. E. Church on Sunday
morning and evening, Rev. mr. Griffin
the minister in charge, having taken
trip to New jersey In order to visit hil
friends.
Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell OF Lower Bran
dyWine Presbyterian Church 10 paying
q visit to his former home, and his pu.
pit was filed yesterday By clergy mar
from this eitv
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
A Brutal AssAu,t.

About Q O'Clock last Saturday even
Ing Ksnnsrd DuttoD, oolored, commit
ted brutsl assault upon q young col
ored woman named Eliza Prize. II
seems that Dutton was drunk, and Rt
ter knocking the woman down kicked
her In the stomach. Ofloer Burroughs
who happened to be in the vicinity,
took him in custody, but had consIderR
bio trouble In getting hlm to the hall
After he was looked up he created such
a disturbance and tried to break down
the door OF his cell, that Il became ne
oossary to iron him. He had hearing
before Judge Lyman this morning and
was sentenced to pay . flne Of IS and
costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Held for Larceny.

Last Saturday afternoon Evan Hol-
land and John Williams, beth colored,
visited d!sTepu;aJle house on French
street, where they remained fer some
time PrG7ions 70 the visit Williams had
purchased new suit Of clothes, and
while be was in another part OF the
house Holland picked up the bundle and
walked out, saying that he would wait
for his friend at Eighth and Market
streets, As Holland failed TO material
ize at the point delignated, Williams re-
ported the matter to tae police, and Hol-
land was arrested at the P W. & B.
Railroad station early in the evening, Just
as he was about to take train for a
camp meeting down the State. He had
hearing before Judge Lyman yesterday
morning and was committed In default
Of $500 ba Il for his appearance at court
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
OhArEed with Assault.

Charles Scott, colored, was charged
before Judge Lyman this morning With
having committed an assault on Issao
Anderson, also colored. The pIosecu
tor, whose character is none Of the best,
testified that soott had struck him with
q brick, but the evidence OF other wit.
uesses showed that no had attacked tho
accused, and that be had only acted In
self defense. After hearing tho testl-
mony the Judge committed Scott until
8 O'Clock this evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Club Meeting.

A meeting OF the Veteran Club was
held IN the rooms of the Young Mems
Republican Club on Saturday evening, at
which there was good attendance.
james L. Hawkins pres 'ded and ID. e.
Buckingham acted as secretary. Quite q
discussion took place over the adoption
OF the resolutions This committee on
room reported that they had secured a
room from the Tippecanoe Club for one
night in the week After adopting q
reso!uti.n Of hanks, expressing theii
appreciation OF the kindness OF the Y
NJ. X { they adjourned to meet on
Tuesday evening next,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Rnnoo sreararn.

The two men who came to our city
soma few weeks ago and put up at q
prominent hotel, and engaged in can.
wasting for paintings, are said to be
bunco s,eerers from Nav York. Their
obisc. was to get any Of our prominent
citizens engSged in conversation and
thea pump them In regard to acquStnt.
AnCeF, where they belonged, their 6nan
clal standing, etc. The game was to
be played on such persons CO took .
trip to New York. The steerer would
rush up, hold out his hand and
ask the victim how he was aud when
he WA going to return home, and then
try and work him into come plAoG
where he could be fieeoed,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
pruEged Aad Ronpad.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Charles Nose,
sgent for a Philadelphia liquor house,
Wes found daEsd aud partially supplied
In Washington Square Park on SAtur.
day afternoon. Au oflioeg took him
In oustoey End to dag he was ar
ralRned In Jedsrson Market Police
Court charged with irtozication. He
said be had bssn drugsed aud robbed
OF $40. Biz mother had seat him an
ORDER for $50.
He collected tho money ard ass in.
troduoCd 1y friend TO q woman In
Fourth street. The three entered q
saloon, where he drank two glasses Of
boeT and he TemenberCd no more until
he found himself In the station house.
Ills money was stolen. He was dis.
charged.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
SECURED.

Those who bought clothes
OF us have secured bargains.
Those who have not we
would advise to buy now
ard secure a bargain 1t Is
no profit to us, VIC don't
even get cost for some of
them, but IL pays US to have
the use of the money and we
must haye the room. So
what we have left you can
get for a greatly reduced
price.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Meeting of red Men

A special session of the Great Council
OF Delaware Will be kindlel on the
seventh sleep, Saturday ninth run, at
Sixth and Shipley streets. All the
Great Chiefs Of the State Will be present.
In this visit the Great SAchem, William
IL Boyce, of Georgetown, will make an
address, inquire into the success of the
tribes and exempliiy the uuwrtten law.
The Great Sachem will visit a Il the tribes
in this county.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
a FIuo Improyamsnt.

The Board of Directors of the Second
Street Market House Company are max.
ing decided improvement In the inside
OF the building. The old stone tagging
has been taken up and in its place has
been laid H fine grooyed floor of North
Carolina pine The space between the
sleepers bearing the floor has been filled
with cement. When completed the
building WIN present quite Z. different
appearance.