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Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

CARLISLE, Pa, Sept. 3.-The ooloTsd
voters Of this city organised On inde.
pendent olub and endorsed the follow
log ticket: President, Benjamin HArri-
son; Vice President. Levi p Morton;
Supreme Judge, James T. hitohelli
Auditor General, Thomas McOamAnt;
Congress, B Il. soi'E, Republican; Leg
islAture, Hon. Jesse P. Zsialer, Demo
Graf; Ohaa. Barnes, Republican; Sheriff,
ID. W. Totten, Dem ocrat; Coroner,
James A Green, Democrat, Director CT
Po1r, james A, COyle, Democrat; Jary
Com missiOneT, David Keiser, Rspubli.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The annual meeting OF tho htock-
holders OF the Wilmington Savings
Fand was held yeste day, and the fol.
lowing manF & ara elected for the ensu
tng year: Charles Warner, Richard P.
Gibbons, Jacob Derickson, Elwood Gar.
relt, Thomas II. BNvery, John J0nes,
Tn mas MoOlary, Linton Smith, VIM.
Candy, Joseph TaInAll, Edward An.
,irews, Albert W. Smith, Edward 7.
BellSh, William n. Oanby, Edward T.
Candy, Washington Jones, John M.
Harvey, Edward Bringhurst, Jr, Al.
fred ID. Warner, u James Bait, Thomas
Darlington, Charles 4. Jones, Thomas
3, BellAh, Mark M, CiesVer, Henry G
Jones'. The board will organize .hil
leveniDg,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

A parade Of the Hiram G IN,
will take place to- morroE wy ~,
evening, previous to ins IN n,
their excursion 10 Atisa1Ic ~
craft will meet 'o.norros T n
their hall aUG.3O o'oIoV S.i,l|
parade Line form on lN. "
right resting on Kins, alonS a.,
LON bard, 10 Eleventh, 70 {, WI NJ
Ninth, to French, II S S,i.h "A
t. Firm, to TaiuAl to SlnIn' W
10 TWtlth and dlsmiss'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

An apron bazaar and fair will be held
ai the Lower Brandy wine Presby terrain
Church on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, the 18th and 14.h mat. All
the citizens ia the vicinity 81 well 80
these Of this city who feel an interest In
that church are invited to Ettand. Sup.
per will be tsTyed from 5 to Z p. 10 for
20 cents, and the ladies are making or
engagements on scale that v aIrAn,s Us
4 saying that no one need 20 away
hungry. 1hs proceeds will DO spilled
for the church improvement fund.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

To passengers purchasing second class
tickets to Pas 'hc Coast points via Balu-
more aud Ohio X. r. for trains leaving
Phnadelph y, Wilmington, Bal more aud
Washington, d. C.-sept llth and 25th
October Q n and I'D The numter OF
tickets on each trip Is limited to twenty.
Eve so tLat passengers should make APP
pllcation at once to D, Bride, Passenger
Agent, b. X, o. Contra BulI1ingf, Bal
timofe, Nd. II. a e.. Miller, Ticket Agent
B 81 0. X. X Wilmugtou Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

RALEIGH, N. c.. Sept. 3 Yesterday
NOR ing Henry Tanner, Johu Tanner
and A.orzO Smith, al c0lprei Weres
taken from the ia at Oxford and hanged
by a crowd & from seventy five TO lO)
masked men, white and black, The
TaureIs were CHI rye with the murder OF
near and Smith with burE'a and
arson, a cJpitsl crime IN this sta.e Ony
one man was guarding the jail aud he
Wa oyerpowtIed. The jail keyL were
taken fr m a drawer In tie SEoT.u
ohig., So tie Cour House. In; CoF9l
neI's jury reached no decision and al
i3nLrd tHi septemb.rb
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

II. D CrAnor hiss bean visiting friends
at NH & on Md.
Mr.. Richard LsRton, has retu5ntA from
Atlantic City
l. 7. I1hnsOa and =. Prloe registered
ct the Mansion House, Woht Chester, on
Sunday.
Miss Florenos WArpols Of Chester.
Pc, lie the guest OF Miss Della NoWlAbd
OF tails city.
A. White and Mshlou B. Foster left
tina morning for a three weeks trip
Wer,. roey viii take In All the sights
OF tie country ,And hops 70 be benefited
In hG1lth thereby.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Ths new Postal Telegraph Company.
now located At the southwest corner OF
Third and Market streets, mRtes the
Hth company that has started In the
Plunkett Building. Mr. George Brown,
the efiioieut manager who has had
charge OF nearly all the old companies,
Will assume the management OF this
company. The Western Union sWhl.
lowed up all the other companies that
have started IN our city, but this com
pauy they say has come to stay. That's
what oil the old companies have sAid.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
SHOOTING affair.
a step Son Shoots At his Bssp-Eathsr
with Probable BatAl Rnscts,

with Probable Fatal Bnsets
Shortly after 8 O'Clock this morning
Sterling P. Taylor came bsiore the
Clerk OF the Municipal Court and swoIe
out . WArrnpt for the arrest OF Ri
Dick tnson, Of No. pl3 Market street, on
the charge Of carrying concealed deadly
weapons.
The issuInR OF the warrant and the
serving OF IL led TO the TRACED , that will
in all probability result fatally.
The warrant was placed In the hands
Of Sergeant Tucker, With the instruc
ton that Dickinson would resist arrest.
Accordingly Sergeant Tucker summon
"a officer Swift to Aoconpsny him.
Armed With the warrant the officers
proceeded to the house, ssrgesnt Tucker
entered the front entrance, and station
ed offioer Swift ct the Shtpley street
eRrss.
Upon entering the house, armed With
the warrant, Sergeant Tucker found:the
wounded man in the dinipR room SIT
ting ct tho table lunohiBg
When he had read the warrant Dink.
inson arose from the table and Rbked
permission 70 90 up stAiFs for = Goa ;
the sergeant accompanied him. Upon
coming down stairs they catered tue
dining room again, and upon arriving
there Dickinson asked permission TO so
to his coat pocket n get plug Of to-
bAcoo, which WAS granted. He tten
went 10 the mantle-pieo and opeued =
tin box aud took theretrom : quantity ui
smoking tobacco. AZ be did 60 = shot
was hred, AID quickly turning aroupd
J Sergeant Tucker aud DIR. Funk, who
were In the room ct the time, saw TAy
lor with . revolver In bis hand. Before
I they could interfere second hhot wal
Z fired.
Then II was that Sergeant Tucker and
DIR. Funk ru he'd and grabbed the muF
| dsTer. He waa In the Aot of firing tn
4 third shot, but WAa prevented dOtni
so by Sergeant Tucker grabbing his Aru
With his left haod and throwing tb
! wounded man threw up his hands, AM
at the second, WHOM folio we'd In quicl
J. succession, he dropped them, and fol
to the flor. Sergeant Tucker, imm'
Q diAiely called for ofnoeT Swift who haI
Q the wounded man rem owed 10 the eli Q
DR.. bravo, Seventh aud 6hipley street,
In tina meantime, Tay Tor WAS taken
}. the City Hall by Sergeant Tucker IN
!, looked mp.
a DR.. bravo foand that the bullet froI
the fret Discharge entered under the le
a shoulder, passed through tho lung en-
n WAS found embedded under the eli
above the left Aipple. The second shI
= grazed the tight shoulder Rhd passe
through the LEFT part Of the right haut
The physician considers the wound
y dangerous one, as iBtsInAl hemorthaa'
= aud pneumonia IL likely to set in.
. IL 80 O'Clock he was removed to Il
% Hon % lpathio HoApltAl
The only reason given BY the prison III
70 is that his step father bad ssduoed b
y sister, who is eighteen years OF age, 90
Of that two weeks agO she gave birth TO
o. female child. Ihis he considered
provocAtion for the shooting. IL
aai Chief Of Police refused to allow m
a. representatives OF the newspapers
te hold an interview With the prisoner.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Lat evening . women Abeut 90 years
NJ aae. residing at 7l5 Robinson street.
whiie ascending the stairs leading 70
ihs second story, accidentally trippeo
an fell 10 the bottom. when the Aool.
dent occurred there was no one preeen !
but . sop, Who IL unable 70 Walk ana u
Alal deaf aud dumb By zone mean
the alarm was given and the IN tortn
nate woman was found At the bottom O
the stairs with her neck broKep. ~ ~
coroner was Boiidsd snd gave csruh
ca,S OF death from accident.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The following casts wee d!E|
by Judge Turner ct tbs u
session Of tbs city cllt
TAlley was charged With li'il
he plead thAt h9 belonged d
aud came TO Ihis city on 'Qnlb.
but M nesting some friends b u
much. He vas sentenced ppI
costs,
VIM. Nolan, charged viii u
moss, was discharged on hls I'd
leave town A. once,
Patrick Kelly Vas also Ch'V|
being drunk, but Is be pai
reform and not drink a.! nsal
diAohGTR6d
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Mr.. Chester. son Of = prominent citizen
nj Ant serp, Ohio, went to Fort Wayne,
Tndlapa, and dew $500 in cash from
bank. while returning home he was
WAylaid aud robbed. The robbers
L Knocked him sensele s, bNund him, filed
hIa mouth with sand, aud laid him on tae
Tailroad track. Fortunately be was dis.
COW red before train approached
Labor Day was generally observed yes
terday 10 New York City, brooEl ~, nuI-
falo, Albsay, Boston, Chicago, bAIsimoTe,
Detroit, Peoria. and other places. In
each place there was q process ION, lol
lowed by q picnic, speeches ana games
In Chicago the United Order OF Brick
LAYERS and Stene Masons laid the corner
stone OF their new hall.
The accident on the Missouri fac'he
Railway near Bonneville, Missouri, was
not 60 bad as at fret reported. Ihree ia
stead of six, persons were killed. they
were Charles Hall, Frank Mckinney anu
Frank HcGonagle, Two men "eI'
severely injured.
Mrs, Maggie Collins was shot aud XIII
I, I'd by,soo unknown person at her nome
near Cireleville, Ohio, On Sunday even
inc. The woman vas eating her eupper
aud the shot was Cred through an opei
window.
iF,our men and thres women, 'Enembfr
Lof a gang of thieves in Toronto, nav
been arrested 10 Rochester, New YORK
lpSe gang has recently been operatnl
I'm Buffalo, Rochester, syrsease ant
iUe'ca.
DIR. Frederick @. Perpente died on sur
lsav morninV ir the County Prison, Phila
tdeiphia where he was confined awAitin
trial upon q charge OF crimminAl NAL
lprac,i q. which resulted in the death Q
'Andora TrOTsll,
An explosion Of gas In Packer Colliery
; No p near Shenandoah, fennsylyanil
,yestefday. badly burned Anthony shAw
lJohn and Martin Burns, Joseph BosenhI
and George schlack.
Richard Gordon was shot aud fatal
wounded 10 Johu Love Ps sAioon 10 Cha
,tanooga yesterday morning Ihose "" ~
saw the shooting refused 70 say VINO III
. it.
Cha,lea Rise shot and MORALLY wounC
ed Mrs. K 4zsbeth Funk At Middleton
Obi b, on Sunday morning. Eoth were
bad reputation
Capt. J. 8. Lewis and l. johnson b
Icame involved IN quarrel In Woodvi III
MississipR yesterday which resulted
the fatal shooting o. johnson.
Mr.. Garrett has hal two-eom fortao
days at Riugwocd, New jersey. His al
petite has Improved since helhas been alb
TO be in the open air.
Thomas McKenney was dangerous
injured yesterday by falling out oil
: third story window OF the Hotel W inds
) In Yountssown Ohio, while iltoxieate
J, A boiler exploded in the Perry sto
: Works In south Pittsburg, TenIebse
yesterday Five men were 1Etlled Al
e damage was done.
Adam Miller was killed by felling u
E der grip ca which he was tying
. board in Chicago, on Sunday night
George Dadet attempted 70 CONN
\ suicide yesterday by jumping OIL
e brooklyn Bridge. dc was arrested.
al TX Chief JCstice Agnew Is dangerous
III at his home 10 Beaver, PennA. He
Il li1 the s0th year OF his age.
Thirty-seveH new cases Of yellow ie,
!" AZ d two deaths were reported yssS-rd
| liz j Jacksonville
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

LsBURY PARS, NJ, Scot. the
fIeak thieves lvcht 10 the rsIh hASs
transferred their operations t'oAl the
railroad t1tioD to the bathing q DC ne,
and 70 day entered bath house on w
Fourth Avenue GTounc and stole q 'o'u
Watca aud chain valued at $500, besio x
500 in money and several small articles
OF jewe.ry.
The owner Of the ttolsn property is O.
Ce Il HOdRmsp, Of New YJrb, who Wa
bathirg In the ocean when the theft wAs
committed. This IL ths third bath
house robbery that has occurred thu
RsAs-u,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Robert Msrrick sold q ,. C.Sp Y
Monday, thirty bead Of ii - ~
S n aers q prices rARsi1 I. Y, \
tG2 60, mshiuS an AVE-, ,,.,sb,I
though the bidiiRs VIZ s'
prlc "a were MOI tsmaptr =, WI
ever ever ! stated thai le Wound s.S p s..
sale In three wet X ~l9p ,, -
on IN hard the best io' Of Go"
ever been 90 4 Ia OSls w.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The excursion OF Hope Lodge, No. 81 {.
1. o. o F., TO Mauch Chunk and the
switehback, on Thursday, September 81,
should not be forgotten, az It will Ger
tainly be the most enjoyable OF any that
has gone out of this city during the pre-.
sent season. The committee have secured
arst class cars for the cxcursionists, and
the trip over the wilmington Il North
crn and Lehigh Valley railroads is the
mosL deliRhiinl Of any In this country.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

LANCASTER, PeBnA Sept. s.-Henry
NJ. StehlaaR, only 500 Of Tobias stehman,
one Of the weaithiest farmers in the
couu'v, Id this morning { ON blood
poisoning 0. his home I'm Conestoga, aged
5a years. SINE weeks ago he noticed a
pimpte on one 1f the hngers OF his len
hand, and seeM ed concerned when i DID
not rass away. On Wednesday last he
pick, d the pimplc with aPin; at once the
member became swollen to great size'
apf Nh. Stehman was unablc to drive
hon. without assistance. Blood poison,
Ing s. in; he became unconscious tlward
the close, and dually died AZ stated lie
leaves vile ard TWO child en-.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The Gu kstep AMI Amerieus VIII play
anotl or championship game Saturday
afternoon.
sianusr1 has been released by the
Quickslep.
Hu,y p tched for the "Typos' yester
day aUd Ntw,ll was the only one taat
Cuu.d hit the ball.
The Wlmingtops Will arrange a game
with the Milf, rds.
This ls du.l week for base ba !.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

LEBANON, Sept. 4-The wife Of Angus
tus Reese left her bed stcalthily this
morning aud slipped out of the house.
She is suffering from melaucholia and is
not responsible for her actions. She was
found several hours later, clad only In her
1 iRhtdress, several miles from town and
returned TO her husband. Shortly after
being put into her room she leaped from
the second-stoTy window and besides
breaking leg sustained internal in.
iuries
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

BRIDGEToN, Sep 3 The marital re
latlons of john Fox and his wife have
not been pleasant lately and for a we
they have lived apart. This morning
Fox seized his 4 year old son and made
of with the child, despite the mother &
tears and protestatlons She thereupou
sought the assistance o. q magistrate and
the child was regained. Afterwards
John again seized the child and ran
away and at present has not been heard
from
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The tent meeting VII . PM n,
every eES night this week ,a IL 10
sroye on King street I'll V ss,s I'd
hard every night At =. : az ali jg
held IN the tent. Az 81, Al lON
Z, m IL ee oiosol b t,s S d .5.I'
invited, Rev. / n W..
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

short time ago Mrs Grossllstch, re-
siding on East Ninth street, insured the
life Of her child IN the National Security
Company at cents per week. She made
the first payment, but before the second
bee anne due the child was seized with
diphtheria amp died quite suddenly. She
notified the company aud as soon as the
proofs of death were presented she was
handed check for S52
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The powder 10 one uf lhs rolling mills
in the Haeley yard Of e I. DuPens &
Co., exploded fsW minutes before
eleven O'Clock on Monday, but no dam
age WAS done beyond blowing the roof
eli the mill and breaking 3 few psnts
OF glass IN the windows Of the build ings
In the vicinity. fortunately, 70 one
wSs 10 the building, aud no person was
iRiursd BY t1s slight isErins up which
Is incident to tuch oreuTren cet.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

UNIoNTowE, Sept 3 -GB |
Hungarian miuer % MART Uth
came to Uniout0Nu 90 slli'
bought two jnRs Of WbI.Ei
way home on the t'siu ltrsil
men tried to stssl .he jlT w
reached FaiIcl ance Russo Etil
Coks works, followed by y.
and 3 liRht ensued, In Whlal v
RArian was lot aud sFrIJutl 1
In the right breast. ". h, u
John Baxter Was arrested
other asssilanta escaped ln@N|
ginla.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

A Republican meeting will be held In
the hall at Oentrevllla to morrow Wed.
DesdAy) evtnlnP. All Republicans In
the vicinity should attend and rake
part In the proc ceilings. Addresses
may be expected from DR.. Chandler,
M. COquhoup, Mr.. Dllworth, Mr.,
6hsrpless, or some other mAmber Of the
CLUB who is posted In the affairs OF the
hnndrsd IS veil Aa In naLlonAl mAtterB.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

Inst evening, Mrs. Mary A. Wyatt
celebrated her seventy- seventh birthday
a. the residence OF her sou-tr-'AV,
Andrew L. johnson, No. l40i Van
Buren, street. A larger number OF her
grandchildren were present, and the
evening was spent In very soolAble
manner,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

" y Ut sDbn,Itr IDl \. ~

PAM +. schaaitf -. aDl soiy \
i ns5l ssE' BY Nsyots A9'HIin , = 4
T a. bis Cfios II ne o' titsleisiPI
S Y. {sjSSi ii Ft l1H.2 'raiipo''d !
a aS@,s ThIs .,.,s,n 513 ' 5ai J.
R Rpo. ii iii d,s'n 90 .. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

TRENTON, Sept. 3.-Barney S er,dan
was arr, sIed TO day for being drunk and
threatening to low up the town When
searched a number Of dynsm T. Suin 8
were found on him with fuse and Inatfhc-7
He is a la5ortr employed in blaslit + Gu
rochs lnI sewer.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

LoNu1y, Sept -DespAtches from
Ne T. W., Aus ral'a, announce thai in
a test a: ion In tee Supreme Coutt "a
Ch.nts. migrant sued the Government
Tor damages for Prohibiting him from
landing A majority Of the judges de,
Cided in favor OF the plaintiff The chiei
Justice d.ssentcd
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
Three Frao,ur,u sEpll' PEt'

Nav YORK, Sep. 5 -Inia
were to-day taken from war; N
the Bellevue Hospital, TO M
graph gallery 10 Tia hJ'pIh. I
the doctors tesir!us to lave u
traits taken. Ths PIC uiss
history Of the Casef, viii % k'l
archives Ia too hospital MtiA1
remarkable rejJyeiR0, Eicl
had sustained y fractured 's
had ubmis3ed to a d5llcils
by the trepEiUe and eloa q
With extrAordinA y rapidly
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

SoFIA, Sept An Austrian steamer
has bseu mUored fIr veral days at TUT
nu SEVERN, ON the Lanube IN Roumana
She refuses pass ng, rs, aud, It is lieVed
awaits Prince Ferdinand In case he should
be com cled to depart hurlicdIy SFcm
BuluuII4
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The Ch'istisnL giSss works ara In
operation for the e Ason Eni 1'e furnish
Ing employ ment 10 ABOUT siTty hRpds.
The Outlook ter The ssAson ts excellent
and Il 10 expected that the fe;urua viii
be peter than any preyioCa year.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

While walking at Eleventh and King
streets on Saturday evening, Daniel
Qu'gley, an employe of Henry Reilly, the
plumber, fell into an excavation made for
water pipes at Eleventh and King streets
His injuries consisted OF two broken ribs
and other injuries, He was taken to biz
home, Fourteenth ard King streets, and
medical aid summoned
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The only case before Jad ae Turner at
laet eveninR'e eeSsion Of court WIS that
Of Thomas AoGogeIn, who was charged
with dru0kghnGEs. He had no excuse
to ot5T, and The JUls 20 Imposed o Ane
VI 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

This morning William Kitchen, gro
Ger at Fourth and Walnut streets,
brought boy aged about years to po-
lice STATEN lie said thatthe child had
been around his store for some time, and
as be seemed to be lost, and could not
speak English, he brought him to the
hnll-
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
Help That 5000 DAY AlonE


The Republicans OF the South will be
disfranchsed in November next as they
have been for years past, but the constant
moral protest is leayening the lump. The
day will come when persecution will
cease and every citizen will have his
rights, aud the election OF Harrison and
Morton viii hasten It's coming.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

The Typographical base bail club
defeated the Whittakers yesterday after
noon by score Is 10 5. N ~ ell, Huey,
and the seheus played a great game.
Hinkle umtired to the satisfaction o:
both clubs
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

HA1LocK, Mimi Sept. 81 he host Of
esturday nieht has proved disastra Us 10
the wncat OPP in the Rcd River y .li5y'
Whitehall, Mich, sept 5 "A Sc
we're flust has badly injured the corn anu
entirely ruluei buck h at,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

81; yI.,s S,' ssr Il !, I ne 30 n
!los d s5 s5o5si 95l p ', rs
S as.5 E isioe ~ :, ni D,'i 81
"! Y: Iss:a 2s &. e. ,5 "a d 3
Z 't s,fp.. ~ {, T Iosad D. W t'lI
silI. ", ~
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

] WIN
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1 Fine.
rlts
Ill gta
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

nNE REWARU-THE BbhRD OF
ND Para CON nj sl0ners will pay sac
70 say one VINO will glYs Information Whl,h
will insure taa ar est and elngiotioa - W
DsrSona VINO polIu cd one OF the fpripBs Of
the So tn brandy vine Para last Frldav.
p,E.s WILLIAM OAFBY, PFesident
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

New aud baautltul designs OF such
celebrated plants az KnAbe, Bthr Bros,
BehninR, Ivers, Pore & 90, RObeen's,
40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

yXThETEC-FOUE gEErLEmEE GAN
w nd D easapt 70 ug. with or without
bfaTd, 10 q private family 81 applyinR a.
. g Jefferson street, tA-ot
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

y0UH BENT ROOMS, WITH OR Wlrh
q out board lC6 W Ito street. "a ot'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

TCOK REM IRsT-FLoCK + o x
q housekeeping With use OF nov oooE
stove, 10 parties without ehildfsni rent g.
Address 5 g., this once, 81 o.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04
A Co ppGrlron TnAtIsOnorous
ROW d ven PaLallon { sp.l

ANNs a. NNfa 90 "a '.E IA 1 Hpsl
For starving ireland Lev = Nor
ton rave ..........+..s.. $50, DOC
For tuif,r ring ChaIlCstJn, Grover
Cleveland gave. .............., $40
For NY RE ELECTION Grover
Gle Gland gave. $40 ,O0C
10 ac3 on the live. IN eisa-s9 The bowels
no oth,r msd'o'aO tqlals ayers OAtharti;
Pills.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

VNlR Rent THE SEOJND AND
Is third TorY rloms In sore ls MNrset
ID or. JOHNSON ,ll05 Market st. A-eodsts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-04

AsT.D7h whIEE :, so a5E IVES. IS srs
street. ia-N
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-12-19
A Spider That Was Spider.

A correspondent OF the Calcutta E n
glishsan sends description of an
enormous spider which was killed in 6
house. The creature was found cling
ing to a door curtain, and when
alarmed emitted a grating sound, but
whether with it's mandibles or with it's
feet could not be ascertained. It
showed no disposition to run away, Or
even to move from the spot where it
was till it was thrown down, when it was
killed with a blow of stick. It is
quite two inches in length and half an
inch in breadth, and the two segments
of the body are equal in size. It is dis
tinctly short legged for a spider, but
the eight legs are very strong and
heavy. The body, too, is covered with
fne short hair, and is all of dark
brown color. The two fangs are like
sparrow's claws, and exceedingly
sharp, and if stretched out straight
would, with the aeshy part, measure
nearly half an inch each. I find it
difficult to convey an adequate impress
sion of the terrible and formidable ap-
pearance of the monster. The COM
mon large running spider, to be found
in every house in Calcutta, unhesi-
tatingly tackles and destroys the largest
cockroach. Judged by this standard
this spider ought to make its prey OF q
gnau bird or mouses
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-12-19
A Firm and Bold Executive.

Governor Seay of Alabama is only 81
years of age. He is regarded as one OF tie
brightest and most promising young men
of the New South. During his first candi
dacy for Governor he was opposed on the
ground of comparative youth and inexpe-
rience but his denomination and re election
without substantial opposition prove the
wisdom of the people of Alabama in elect
ing him their Chief Magistrate. His
prompt appreciation of the course of Sheriff
Smith in the Birminghom affair marks
him as a man bold enough to do right in
the face of clamor. He is now at Birmiug-
ham, and his presence seems to have quelled
all excitement and to have insured the or
derly operation Of the machinery of the
law New York Star, Dec. "a,