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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26

W. L. Story aid bride arrived
home OH the Gilbert last week.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26

Mr.. C. L. Hefner, proprietor Of
TIE COURIER, accompanied bt his
8 ster-in-Iaw, Miss Mamie East,
left on the Steamer John Gilbert,
last Thursday, for St. Louis.
They are expected back to-day.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26

Fiora, little tll..tfagAtef of Mr.. Ed
ga CaarFr, i;actS with a painful as'
cideut while oJit riding, with Mat
tie Powers, last Sunday afternoon.
The saddle girth broke and she
fell of iuto q gully breaking her
arm in two places below the elbow.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26

Mrs. Melinda Hardin, who has
been visiting relatives in Savan-
nah for several months, left ON
the Gilbert lost Thursday for Ger
70 Gordo TO visit Mrs. L. B.
Mhoons
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26

No need to taGe those big cs,har.
tic pills. DR. j II McLeau's Little
Liver and Kidney Pillets are more
agreeable and effective. Sold by
J w Akin.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26
CASE No. 50.
WHAT IS ITs

Something that Puzzles Doctors
and Scientists - They Acknowi;
edge the Wonderful Results. but
Cannot Account for Them.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26

Mrs. Freezing went to Adams
vile Friday, returning Monday.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26
New Hats at Mrs. H. q. Akin's
this week.

G. W. Shaw has been sick for
several days.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26

The best Salye in the world for
Cuts, bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
.!heum, Fever Sores, letter, chap
, cd hands, Cnilblains, orns, and
Ill Skin Arllptions, and positively
cnres Piles Or no money required.
it's guaranteed to give perfect sat
J section OF money refunded. 25c.
PER box at }. X. Barlow's. 4-1S
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26

Kidney and Bladder troubles
produce q feeling OF utter despon-
deney. A genial stinuIant and
tonic and an uaf3iling remedy 70,
all such troubles may be found in
brJ IL McLean's Liver and Kid
hey 8alGl. sod by j W Akin.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26

rbe blood must be pure if the
BODY would Re ia perfect condition,
DrJ Fl McLeau's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier makes
pare blood ani iuparts the rich
bloom of heal j and yig0r to the
Whole body. sold By j " Akin
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-26

The following letter, published in
1882, has occasioned much com
nent and investigation by physi.
clans and scientific men. 1t was
written by an old and reliable
practitioner residing in Missouri.
The report is known as
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

pe0 Die we believe In home rule and
h0m protection, and 70 do less would
be 70 deny the faith OF Christians. L,t
us make such . campaign 40 shall bring
JOY Into every household In November
BY the election OF Harrison and Nor
ton" In conclusion he returned his
thsnks and promised 10 do oil In his
power for the success Of the ticket.
Mr.. Wiilis5 upon being called for
said that he Was delighted 10 be Ia the
oonvention, and while he thanked the
delegates for the support which hBd
been given him, be was Riad thAt they
mad selected Charles q. Treat, e. he was
satisfied Il was q wise decision. In con-
olusIOn he said: "If you are satisfied
with what you have done / am de-
lighted, and endorse every word your
candidate has uttered. We must stand
for high wages and for the protection o.
American labor. Give our people high
wages and We can answer for the effsot
OF high prices. Our hABds are joint d
for @ harmonious campaign, one that
shall make and preserve rsveTeucB for
Almighty God, who has preserved oLr
nation"
Anthony Higgins, Eiq was called
for and said: "It 10 an unprecede aztec
BlAte of things We And here to-day. For
the hrst timo since ths equalization OF
the Republican party In the State OF
Delaware the Republicans OF New OAs
tie aud Kent Counties turn to Sussex
for lhe hArbInaers OF Victory. The
Democrats Of New CASTLE County have
perpetratod frauds which should make
them ashamed to ever approach q COM
munion table, for In that county alone
they have disfTanohIsed fully three
thousand Republicans.
"But As iS said In the letter Of Aocspt
anoe Of the gentleman who is to be the
next President Of the United StAtes,
suoh frauds are more fatal TO those who
perpetrnto them than to ttoIe upon
whom they are perpetrAted. On &C
count OF these frauds We had no oAndi-
dates to present, and left the matter Il
Kent and 6usiex. We are pleased with
the gentleman they have presented, and
will do all In our power for his support.
cannot tell what we will be able to do,
but be sure and do your work In Kent
and Sussex counties and We will do ouI
best In New Castle. What the veeulI
may be no man knows. The purpose
Of the Democratic patty is q threat
against every mans home. Let this be
the issue, and work hoping that the re
suit will be for God and the right"
Shortly after O'Clock the Conver
adjourned with cheers for Harrison
Motion and Treat.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
OuppinE and leeohiug by George I
Metzner, i0S East Third street.
Base Ball.

Base ball.
The following games were played
yesterday;
At OInoinnatl- Cincinnati, I; Ath-
letlc, 0. Cincinnati, 9; Athletic, l.
At Kansas oIty-kantas City, 81
Cleveland, 4
Al acknowledgements, /; Brook
At ct. Louis-st. Louis, 6; BAlti-
more, 0. st. Louis, 2; Baltimore, 3.
At Ohioago-Ohioago, IL; Washing.
ton, 0. Chicago, 81 WABhlnston, /.
At Observation-Disclosures, /;
Philadelphia, 2.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburs, o. Bos-
ton, 4.
At Dstroit-Detroit, d New York, B
MOTIFS.
Poor Athlet!Osl VIII they ever win
ARAin7
The PbIllies play In indianapolis to-
day.
The Athletics piAy ct Louisville
this afternoon.
Estsrbrook has been sisued by the
Louisville club.
OhiosRo is taking revenge on the
Washington club.
Seward aud MullaLe pitched both
games ct Cincinnati.
1t required ten innings 10 decide tbs
frat st. Louis Baltimore game.
Two picked mines from the Thstoher
Primrose and West kinBlIal Company )
and the reporters on tho Washington
Post played . game yesterday At Wash
ington for the benefit OF the yellow feVAl
sufferers $500 was realized.
Information has been secured fro n q
fsirly reliable source TO the effect thAl
Won der Abe, Of the 81 Louis club, hal
m Ade . proposition to the Pseeident o.
the Columbus Trl.SsAte League to TAXI
. half interest and establish an Asso
citation team ai OolumbuF, Ohio, fol
next season.
President Day, Of the Nav Yorks
Says that he will not pay tbs hDo o.
$500 imposed by the League for hii
team leaving the Held Ia Chicago. HG
claims that the men did not leave thI
AOld. he says there Ia no truth in thu
rumor that he offered $4,000 for the re-
lease OF Hoy, Of the 5snAtorP, or that b
bArgalned for Morris and sunday, o
the PitlsbnrR club.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

W. Kerr, Dest plate OF any variety, tel
pecimens, $40. PAnooast a lien.
Piums-BeIt collection nAtive, $40
50 s0t d premium, $40, IAAao Larktn.
Nat Va GEapes-Best collection, moi
IeaA than ave bunobes Of. each variety
five pTizes; lst, J. 8. Barnhart, $40
9d, MrS. J. 8. DnWoFth, S8; 4th, Miss
Dean, 50; best tix buncnss Empire
State Is, J. 9. BainhArL
Tho awards on peaches have not been
fully determined mp to this morning,
and besides the sweepstake prize al.
ready awarded 10 him, 1t is said that
W. 7. Case will ALTO reoeive the S1OO
prise for the beat collection OF peaches.
The final awards for peaches, 1t 10 said,
will not be fully made before this even.
ing.
The fair, II Is said, will not be finan.
ciAl success, though the receipts have
exceeded 5000.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
rhs FernwOOd Gang.

MEDIA, Sept z0.-The hearing oil
Charley Wilson, Gas OhopAz and B ;in-
ton Walton, mem bers OF the Ferpwood
gang, for the murder OF John Sharp
less, was commenced today. The hear
ing took place in the jail. About twenty
witnesses were called, but nearly 81
many are yet 10 be examined and heard
by Justice Preston.
james Hulme, residing In Upland
aud employed for 80 years at Orozier'a
Mills, testified to finding the pistol oI
"BiR Charley" near the ShArpless house
about two weeks after the murder.
Mrs. Louisa =. Passy, living neaI
BAncrofTs mill, recognized "Dutch
Gus" % one Of two men ahe saw pAsI
her house on the Sunday morning John
6harpleaB was murdered.
Alexander Pusey, husband Of the
former Witness, recognized OhopAz and
Walton rs the men who passed hil
place on the Sunday morning john
ShArpless Was killed. He pointed oul
Gus and Walton, and added: "It
was - sure of going to heaven aB an
that those are the me1 who passed
through B1noToit's, going toward Sharp
lessto Rn on the day John BhArpless
was murdered, would think 1 Wal
All right"
John DUFF, . farmer and dAIryman
living In Lower Providence At the time
Of the 6hArplesS murder, was In hil
milk wagon, driving home, and passed
Wilson and ChopaB.
Mr. DAFT got up and walked around
the mon. and sitting down, he reoog-
nizSd Charles Wilson % one Of the men
he passed on the road in his milk WA
son that day.
&rs Susan ShSrpleHs was sent fol
..1 .1 Brought In without the gentlemen
who are prosecuting the case knowing
what she would tsstify to. Bhe said
that II did not OCCUR TO her at the time
the man came into her house on the
night Of the murdeT.that he might be
disguised, bat when 1t WAS AiteiWAEdI
mentioned to her 1t made some impres
sion upon her. She described the drssI
Of the man, and said he Was Fatker neal
In his attire. She Bsid the features o.
Wilson resembled those of the man who
came Ia the houee.
Mrs shArpless said there was n SAT-
in the hou.e that contained SONS bond
and q large SUN Of money, paid heI
husband the Thursday before the muir
DER one Of the parties who paid 1t WAI
Mr. MCCALL.
Jane Pratt testlfItd that before HI
went out TO meet his death blow JohI
ShArplsss had said, in reply to . ques
tion from her, that the strange man VIII
came mp to entice him out was q whit
man. She herself thought he was
mulAtto, not q dark man.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-A general
alarm was sent out from police head
quarters last night for the arrest OF Lizzie
Cloud, aged 81 years, who escaped from
the insane department of the Philadelphia
Hospital, where she was confined About
Z SO the crazy woman saw a good chance
TO escape and ran out through the door
on to the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad track and made her
escape TO the woods.
The officers OF the Institution made a
search for her, but could find no trace OF
her. They then notified the Twenty first
Dietrict house sergeant, who had q gen.
eral alarm sent out to the department.
The missing woman Is violent at times
and Is dressed in the garb of the institu.
ton, marked 'Insane Department"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
yellow Fever spreading.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept, 90 -13t
ne~ cases were reported to the Prest.
dent ef the Board OF Health, making
the total to date ], 484. The deaths re-
portsd to-day numbered 10, making q
total of 1876.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Sept. 20 Ten new
cRses OF yellow fever have been re-
ported to day at Decatur, Ala, and q
regular stampede from that city is In
progress,
FEVER IN FERNANDINA.
WASHINGTON, D. O., s,pt. 20.-
General Hamilton teleRTAphs to the
Secretary of the Treai uFy that he ID
satisfied there 10 fever In FsrnRndina.
A DEATH IN LoUIsVILLE
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 2O,-Moses
Mes berger arrived here with his fam.
lily from Decatur, Ala Tuesday after
noon, and died of yellow fever al
Eighth and Jefferson streets, Of IL
O'Clock yesterday morning.
FEVER IN JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MOBILE, Ala, s 3pt. 20-0n the Fe
ceipt OF q Telegram from the Board oI
Health OF jackson, Miss that An au
topsy held on the body OF 3 man who
died last night in jackson showed thai
death was from yellow fever, Mobile
established quarantine against jackson
SUSPICIOUS CAsRs IN wAsHINGT ON
WASHINGTON, Sspt. 20,-Persisten
| rumors have bsenin circulation here to
day, alleging the existence Of q case oi
yellow fever in this city, the location
given being Dsfraes street. notoriJus-
ly unhealthy block.
b.rgs numbers of people were ar
rivlng daily from Florida, and many o
them were stopping here, but each per
sln arriving was located by the inspec
tlon Cfii1e, 60 that they might bt
watched. Whenever any of them VA
taken III, he (OF. Townshend) imme
diAtely made 1t bis duty to Investigate
the character OF the sickness. Their
had been several cases suspioiously likl
yellow fever, bat single Well.dthneC
case.
Two refugees from Florida wore
living on Defrees strest, and this, ht
said, may have given rise to the report
Toe doctor said, however, that he woult
not be surprised at any time to hear Of
case Of yellow fever here, but that thert
was no need to feel alarmed on that &C
count.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

J.J. Pelrce will sell at public sale on
Saturday afternoon next, three story
brick houses and building lots, as fol.
lows: No. /, No 1Ol4 West 2nd st.,
rooms, lot l7x1l3 # 10 in,; No,2, No,
9J8 west 4th st., rooms with improve
ments, lot l7xl05 it; No. 8, 1919 Kline
st.. ISxt18 # Nos and 5, No. 1917
and 1919 French st each lot, 20xl00 #
Beginning with No at O'Clock, M
No 2 at 4 Is o'clock and Nos. ana
s at 6. 80 O'Clock. These properties will
positively be sGld to close an estate se(
Advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
nnnln of nnntnin nllEEard.

Captain William Blizzard, one OF the
oldest captains in this section, died at his
residence IN Chester, Pa on Wednesday
last, iu bis SOth year. He was born In
Lewes, Del, and located In Chester,
fifty fVe years ago, following the bust
ness OF beach comber and wIecker. His
remains were Inferred this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
Uhas j a. BooGsts,

l08 West Seventh street. Just the
place for Q cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler,
OatAWbA
Olaret Punch,
Whisky
Rum
Pure liquors,
and the beet cigars In the clsy.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

A small quantity Of Hill,
Fruit OF the Loom, G. B.
Wamsutta Bleached Goods
at 8 cents a yard; only a few
pieces of each brand. These
are all slightly soiled and
wet,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

80 dozen Mems Solid Col
ored Half Hose, sizes 81 to
II, imported originally to
sell at 25 cents a pair. This
lot will be sold at 10 cents q
pair. The goods are per-
feet and all right; q big drive.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Crayon portrait and frame m in
stallment at Cumming's photograph
CELERY, 800 Market street. Now Is .
good ohAnos for nice Christmas pres
ent.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

That public sales of all kinds will be
called at short notice, ct and on reason
able terms, BY W. A. Hukill, Licensed
Auotioneer. Residence AL franklin
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

prevented and cured BY Hooper'S Ano.
dyne. Best medicine Ter teething and
OolIo. All druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Tlke out our advef., rs weshave Al
she business the boys can attend to.
CHAPMAN, Sew, nth and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
Saturday Morning,
SEPTEMBER 22d,
The FOLLOWING LOTS:

l bale full standard. very
heavy Brown Muslin, slightly
soiled AMI a little damp, at
s cents; worth 8 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Bush's, yreneh slreeI wharf Is ths plse'
lebuy your coal.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

AtA bargain, 8-room house, With con
venianoNS. Only $3.50 required down
Apply 8 ". B1jh Vernon. ibiS 0ese'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Pure drugs 1t Taylor 8 Fullerton's
800 King street
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

IL cabinet photos ut Cummings gal.
cry for 50. 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

so dozen Ladies' Full
Regular made Striped Hose,
assorted sizes and styles, at
13 cents a pair, two pairs
for 25 cents. A good thing
for the money.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Ilpoott, 6OI French street,
trell rheumatism, ueural- :
bls. lung troubles, heart, kid.
hnd blooi, female weakness
lssases, Sc, 80.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

1t isutte,ly impossible TO get an official
report o. the award OF premiums until
the close Of the fair, aud what Is given
have been CLEANED from exhibit rs and
from the premium ca ds scattered all
over the hall, designating what flow, re
aud fruit have drawn premiums. As far
as eau be aseertained the following pre-
miums have been granted;
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Get your wringers repaired 81 Rich
mond'S, n, W, cor. Eighth and TatnAll
BtrestI,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Miss France music teacher, sOl West
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

% dozen Mems English
Merlno Halt Hose, full regu-
lar made, excellent goods,
worth so cents, for 25 cents
a pair. A splendid bArgt in.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

l bale Brown Drilling, a
little damp, at 6 Gems a
yard; worth 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

J. mi nouss IN the eltY
Srcs,' IO4 MaThoa ssreSs

nas hOuBs In ohe et4
SSos,' lOA MRTkoe ssFe~s'
I ,,..hIpg, lOs Il. second st.
,s,l, you alll like t.
~ YOU viii surely ike II.
b,vts isWeler, SE. second -
B,ssr Al HAnrs, y 4. Foarth'
1 ISrllh, druggist, bth and kina,
,s,arJ. go Wsss FFontst stFeet
H.. Immediate cure fof nampa
nd uOtlobs at 5. W. cor lou
'Iussu.
|, Trse Tar and Honey, foI
eytSt tho s6-oent candy fAe-
sri street. Irg IT,
,n.,B picture ffAmes 90 % O.
4 Ws.t Second stroot. l hAvl
IN ID DblAWAfei come ana -
4, ,,s,t street, has the lArgcsl
moi Of hats. white ahirts N
sssf And hosiery in tbO CITY
them.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
n,sr DAY or rae rAsH.
Iho Ruah TO see Flora ana Pomona
Admission zee atsduesd-Some of ths
PRemlums Awarded

ERemiuma AWAfueue
To night viii be the last opportunity
the people viii have 10 visit the great
floral and ppmnlo c. fair Of the PENN
sula Horticultural Association, new being
held in the Opera house, and this 8 the
last opportunity the REPUBLIo AN will
have to tell the people who have not
been there to 60 tonight and see the
greatest show of flowers and fruits ever
exhibited In Wilmington.
No spot in the building attracts such
general attention as the pear exhibit OF
Pancoast Allen. He had no expectation
when he carried his haudbasket OF pearS
and few ounces over to the fair at It's
commencement that he would return
with Sl45 ia premiums for the same.
Amongst the additional exhibits brought
In after the opening of the fair is a grand
display Of grapes, suspended from a
wire frame, by Kdward Conway, ard
placed near the display OF Charles 8
Horn. The gtapes, which are of num-
Der OF varieties and colors, hang In tre-
mendous clusters, and W uld have been
sure to have drawn large p.emiums had
they been en- cred In time.
Harry Paschal, of CArrcroft, Brandy
wine Hundred, after seeing the display Of
hppled IN Tue lhlfi tnOuRut Oi uli own
Golden Twenty'ounce Pippins, and yes
terday placed somc of them on exhibi
tiOns They excel anything seen in the
fair in the apple line and would have
swept the flrst premium had they been
entered sooner.
II is no uRusual thing now TO hear
visitors 10 the fair say that they had fruit
and d3wers at home that would beat
anything exhibited. As predicted by
the REPUBLICAN yesterday. W. r.
Cases display Of peaches came in fer a
large share of premiums, though j. P. r.
Polk's display carried of the 500 prize.
Mr.. Case will no doubt be awarded the
silver pitcher, special priz =, but he must
retain 1t through two more fairs before
he can call it his own
The plant exhibit on the floor over the
orchestra chairs viii be removed this
evening In time to give the young people
a chance TO trip the light fantastic to the
enchanting mutic Of Hassler's celebrated
band. All fruit remaining on the plates
after 8 o'clock this evening will be auc
toned OF ior the benefit OF the Horticul-
tural Society. The following will be
HassleT's musical program FIR the even
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

An immense stock of La.
dies, gentIemen's and Chill,
dren's
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
painter.

painter.
n dsp painter and ErAlneF.
me bsiors going aDyWhere
! rsasonSbls.
TfLGBMAH DAENsR.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

burned Last NIgha.
bntsd Three B. B. b. cigar,
Isd By Il. y. Bourbon q
n West Beoohd street. The
n IN The oily. Try tham.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

z FbyJ JslrI
Etntpoi J
HesyGsl
10 tor taa
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
Dots.

sv, asi V
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I've Is.uiHla
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
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lea oiths3u
n,lsomibii
san PfaBtls
edanl iHngl
hears lhs q
dc nsilOtlH
te Prssldent
fclpIetg !
lSGIu
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traveller 9
sen Of Rtt
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

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ience NJ
eyeplrl
,rgs paaJ
ning EIssT \
er shichI
st3cu,tuPy
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lapPy i ri
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
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he other AL
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ct above mi
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the ships,,s
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p the ntarst
hone to tie n
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defence ol n
abused, hEA
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

NJ l0nlDll
s,lardsl.
a. Nv .
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
nnrdIn ~

oupd IN RH
Sept '2-,l
waking D.
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az hey. -
away hln,
further az
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|IIe had 81
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Be- was ll
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ne from III
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regiments u
|prg and i
|oole on th,s,pl
result; Hlls
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

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acquslI'ira
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Council then Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sspt. 20.-
GsrerAl Hamilton telegTAphs to the
Secretary of the Treat ury that he ia
satisfied there 10 fever in EsrnAndina.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

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b prsV,alI
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
PERSONAL.


Walter r. Brdgman, recently tutor Of Greek In Yale
University. has been appointed professor OF Greek IN
Miami University at Oxford, Ohio.
Mrs. Grant will be present at the opening OF the
Centennial Exposition at Columbus Ohio, on September
Mr. George Macdonald has returned from Italy to
London One of his was recently married
Mr. Greenough, the sculptor, has been visiting New
port, for the first time in many years.
young man recently wrote to Mr.. Ruskin for ad-
vice as to entering newspaper work Mr.. Rushn
jotted and bloted rough notes for his secretary
TO expand into courteous letter of reply but the sec
read as follows Cannot advse-shoud say yes-if he
resolves be stI gentleman as he is gentlemans
son, and TO remain honest
The Presiding Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church is about to celebrate HIS jubilee. 1t was on
September 2 1888, that John Williams was ordained
a deacon In Christ Church. Middletown. Conn.,, by
Bishop Brownell, whom he has since succeeded both
as Bishop OF Connecticut and as Presiding Bishop
The Queen of Rumania Is having built at her country
seat boudoir wherein devote herself 10 literary
composition It Is constructed of reeds, behind which
high hedge of running all round with inches
I'm which covered cages containing nightfngales, are
TO be placed. There Is fountain and tiny cascade
with perfumed water In the middle Of this fairy
chamber (the floor Of which is covered with thick,
soft carpet Of green TURF messy bank and block
of polished marble. covered with and ferns,
which is hcwn In the form of a DESK ana here the
Queen is TO ndite her POEMS and when exhausted by
her laborS she repose herself In most uAurlouS
side in close proximity the nIghtingales and the
falling waters