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Evening journal., 1888-09-05
Purroy's Following.

Nsw YoRK, Sept k-The executive com
rnittse of the Purroy central organization
met last night The roll call showed about
800 Purroy clubs in the city, and Mr.. Pur-
roy said they represented at least 1900 votes,
ali Of which would be cast for Cleveland and
Thurman. tie did not say how they would
vote on state and local issues. The Purroy
organization viii send representatives to the
Buffalo convention
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
colorado Repubrican Convention.

DENVER, Sept. 5.-Ex-Seaator Tabor
called the Republican s.ate convention to
order. Ex-Governor Routt was made per
manent chairman. Committees were ap-
poipted aud a recess taken until afternoon,
when Hosea Townsend, Of Custer county,
was nominated for congress, aud ex-senator
Tabor, Dr. David Moore, w. J. A. Cooper,
Wolfe Londerer and n. H. Meldrum were
put in nomination for governor, and another
recess was taken
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TTrrNgr AppTTosrT0Ns.


|9TICE.-I, SARAH y. LEGG, THE
tenant OF the house situated at No. M
ket street, in thcSixth ward of the city of
ImiugtOn, county Of New Castle and state
delaware, in compliance with the require
Its Of the acts Of the General Assembly in
d case made and provided, do hereby give
cc that | shall apply in writing 70 the
ri of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Delivery Of the State Of Delaware, in and
New Castle county, on MONDAY. the llth
81 September, a. d., 1883. being the next
In Of said court, for a license for aaid house
n inn or tavern for the sale therein Of in
eating liquors in less quantities than one
lrt, TO be drunk on the premises, and the
lowing respectable citizens Of said ward
mmend the said application, viz:
3. Ragey, Edward White.
sDh Mellor Thomas DOunelly,
sta Mcconnell, Harry Mcconnell,
3. Underwood, John Jenkins.
irle3 w Stigers, Peter Nj. Stuart
Ills Winkler, :. II. Chadwick.
IN Cuddy, Stephen Holland.
ger H. Courtney, Wilmer III McEirOy,
+. REYNOLDS, Frank Mcllhenny,
I Fougeray, Alec Whitcraft,
iliam Buck; j Fighter,
liam Springer, Charles Thomas.
SARAH +. LEGG.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

FoRT NIAGARA, N. Y, Sept. 5.-There
was brisk wind. but some good scores were
made. Corp. Hickman, Of Fort Porter,
made l79 out Of possible POO at the four
ranges-200, 300, 600 and GOO yards, or two
points less than the army record. For the
three days shoot Corp. Hamburg. Twenty
third infantry, stands first with 46i; Lieut.
Dunn, Third artillery, second with 4S6, and
Private Noon, Eleventh infantry, third with
4Sl. The others have scores Of 400 and
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
National relophone Assoolation.

NEW YORK, Sept BIN the annual con-
vention Of the National Telephone Exchange
association, which began here with large
attendance Of telephone officials from al
parts Of the country. a number Of papers Of
interest 10 the members were read and a
great variety Of inventions were on exhibit
tion Henry Metzger, Of Pttsburg, was re-
elected president Of the association.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

RoMr, sept 5-Sig. Riya, Italian consul
at Galatz, will replace Sig Rafo as consul
general az New York, the latter being placed
on the unattached list. ChevalieI Bainotti,
at present consul at st. Petersburg, win re-
place Sig. Eertola at Chicago the latter
rs ng to New Orleans Sig squitta will be.
come consul at Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

NEW YoRK, Sept 5-Sixty-three members
of the County Democracy Of the Twenty
third Assembly district bolted from that
organization, following the example OF their
leader, Judge Andrew White, who lately re-
signed the craftsmanship Of that district.
The seceders will doubtless act with the
Purroy faction.
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Killed bv a railing Embankment.

ST. JoHNsBURY, Vt, Sept 5.-An EN-
bankment fell upon gang Of men working
on a new highway at Monroe Henry Bedell,
William Mckay and William Veno were
killed; William johnson was injured inter-
nally. John Mcdonald had his leg broken,
and several others were slightly hurt.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

GREENFIELD Mass, Sept. 5.-William M.
Williams, one Of the Sheburns Falls bank
robbers, who escaped from the Franklin jail
and was recaptured in Boston, was sentenced
TO three years in state prison.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

PITTsRURG, Pa, Sept 5.--At 8 o'clock yes
terday morning a 7-foot ditch on Franks
town avenue, in which a number Of Italians
were working, caved in on them. An es
capped except man named Tony, who wa,
completely covered. The ditch was very
narrow, and before he could be reached h,
Mns dead. He wns married
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Flfteen Thousand nomelcss.

VIENNA, Sept 5.-The floods in Bohemia
reached proportions which spread alarm in
regions hitherto thought to be out Of the
bounds of possible inundation. In Budweis
$4,000 persons who have been rendered home
less are taking refuge IN the hills The
Danube n rising steadily
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
.M HERBERT,


.rICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN
DUPLICATION viii be made to the Honorable
ius q. Grubb. Associate Justice of the SUI
q Court of the state Of Delaware, residing
81 Castle County. on Saturday, the Sth
.f September. A. D., 1883, at 10 o'clock in
lorning at Chambers in Wilmington, in
tate and County aforesaid, for the incor-
ion Of the delaware Hedge Company"
character and objects OF which are to
fracture hedge fences and to carry on the
less of constructing and manufacturing
8 fences in all the various branches
of and 20 that end to have, possess and
all the rights, benefits and privileges OF
Act Concerning Pri- vate Corporations"
"a at Dover, March 18th, A. D., 1888.
HENRY q. CONRAD,
Atty for IncorpOratOrs
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

SANDWICH, Mass, Sept. 5-The directors
Of the Boston and Sandwich Glass company
yesterday afternoon voted TO start up the
factory at Sandwich, which has been closed
ainne jan q
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

BROOKLYN. Sept 5.--The body OF Rev DIR,
Hammond was exhumed yesterday and an
autopsy held, which showed that death re
suited from heart disease, and not, as had
been alleged by an enemy Of Mrs Hammond
from noisoning
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept 5-The wholesale
grocery store of Klausen q Levi was burned.
The loss is estimated at SPAS, 200; insurance,
Sl55,OUO. It is believed that several flremen
are buried in tine ruins
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

HALIFAX, n. s., Sept 5--Brakemen
Cummings and Christie accidentally ran
against each other on freight train while
passing Pomguei bridge, and both fell into
the trestle work and were killed.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
rICE.
|.PAYERs TAKE NOTICE, CITY
A M SCHOOL, TAXES FOR 1898

L undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the
OF Wilmington. Will be at No. 10 East
h street between Market and King streets,
|nr the month Of July, 1888, between the
of Q and II in the morning, and from
& in the afternoon for the purpose Of re-
ng taxes. On an taxes paid during July
= win be a reduction Of five cents on every
Of AUGUST shall be payable without a
ction as aforesaid; and all taxes unpaid
he first day of September, shall be in
sed by the addition Of FIVE per centum on
lmount thereof.
EDMUND P. MOODY,
Aiver Northern district. including all north
Sixth street.
aiver Southern district, including all south
sixth street.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

ROME Sept 5.-The pope, assisted by
Abbot Pessuto, as editor, is writing a history
Of Rome in the middle ages Particular at.
tention will be paid to the period OF Gregory
fha grant
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

FERNANDNA, Fla, Sept 5-This city Is
under great expense in maintaining the
quarantine, but hnds her resources rapidly
diminishing. The national government has
been asked for aid
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

CHICAGO, Sept 5-Dr. Gray, OF Palatka,
Fa, the surgeon for ono OF the Florida rail-
roads, called at the health ofIlco to get his
baggage out Of the fumigators hands He
said that yellow fever woald reach st.
Augustine without doubt in few days, and
in bis opinion il would spread throughout
the entire SOUTH He had no hopes Of a
cessation Of the plague until frost came in
November. He viii be in tho city few
Inra
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

state Conventions in Connecticut and
New Hampshlre-aIorrls for Governor
of the Nutmeg state, Gooden for New
Hampshire.
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INSTRUCTION.

AND TYPE-wRIFTNG
SCHOOL.
MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
ard of Trade Rooms, Exchange Building,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SITS.
he above school win reopen September 3,
9 Both sexes admitted. A number of young
les and gentlemen have already been en-
led. No additional charge for instruction IN
|lc-writing. No text books used, students
ng instructed from fay's shorthand
|npendium, which is conceded by former
pfls to be far superior to any other method
Instruction. Terms reasonable. For full
|rticulars address
r. J. FAY, Stenographer.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
Mr.. Bla.ne at Farmington.

FARanNGroN, Ne, Sept 5-Mr. Blaine
spoke TO an audience OF 1900 people here,
dwelling principally upon the benefits Of o
protective tariff.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

TCF. s THE MONEY DUE THE
hoel districts Of New Castle county. By
of Delaware for the year 1855 is now at
lrmera' Bank at New Castle, and the
issionere can get the amounts due by ap-
ion at the bank.
WILLIAM HERBERT
Vraoeu~er
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nnsr ANp r0uNn.

AYED FROM ia MARKET STREET.
out 10 p. m. on the 18th instant, q pug
to the name of Batch. Re-
IL returned 10 20I WEST STREET.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

HARTFORD, Sept 5.-Hon Lucius J. Hen
dee, president of tine Etna Fire Insurance
company, died yesterday, aged 20 years
Years ago he was treasurer of the state
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

Lrnehed very ouIetlr.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5--The body OF
William Lewis lcoloredl was found hanging
to tree near Durant, Miss, and the man is
supposed to have been lynched by unknown
pprEOus.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

HANOVER, \. H., Sept. 5-Rollin's chapel
one Of the finest of the Dartmouth college
buildings, was damaged $4,000 by FIRE las
night
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
IngTains-
p cents, mostly cotton.
3716 cents, partly wool.
45 cents. wool and cotton.
so cents. all wool filling.
60 cents, extra super, all wool.
65 cents, extra super, all wool.
75 cents, double reel, all wool.
Kidderninster-

klddeTmlnSteT-
OF the finest combed all
wool.
Plain and hgured-the dain-
tiest and most stylish wool car
pet ever salmon, blue
and gold-pink. blue and gold
two tone olives, two tone
light terra cottas, two tone gold
with dragon-red and gold and
other effects making these
goods the most desirable as
high art wool carpets of any
that we know of. They are
the nearest approach to Brus-
sells effect without the expense
of Brussels that you can get.
Our fall lines of goods are
unexcelled.
Our prices are right.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

TAMPA, Fla, Sept 5-There 10 no yellow
fever here, and no deaths from that disease
have occurred here this season.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

PLANT CITY, Fla, Sept 5.-This city h
still free from any sickness Splendid sea
breezes prevail and everything looks en-
couraging.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
e HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM OF
He EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
wenther Indications.

Fair; cooler in some portions, stationar,
temperature in others; southerly winds.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
Vim. B. Sharp
g CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.
Are YOU married.
Do you keep house?

Are you married?
Do you keep housc2
Are you going to be mar
ned2
In either case you will need
carpets.
If you are already a house
keeper, fixing-up time will soon
be here and you may need new
carpets or the old ones made
over and rehtted.
If you are going to be a
housekeeper, and who wouldn't
if they could, It's fully time to
be looking through the fall
styles.
Our purchases have been
large and full and are coming
in daily. Take your time in
looking for carpets. They are
here in great variety, new de
signs and colorings to suit most
any taste.
Moquette-
The most elegant, stylish and
harmonious carpet for parlor
yet produced for the price.
They come handsomely bor-
dered and in fine effects for hall
and stairs. A really correct
parlor should have a mo
quette" $I.25 and $I.5o and
only in the best makes.
Body Brussels
In great variety and this sea-
son closely initiating the Mo
quette in design and low tones
Of coloring. We have many
special things for parlors, halls
ana STAIRS In BOuy DTusSeE
that are new and unique in Of
feet. The Kidderminster Ar
\ Carpets in Brussels, in twC
tones Of old gold, terra Gotta
and gobelin, and singularlJ
beautiful and effect bordereC
with the same in slightly darke.
effects their style is unexcelled
Mosaic, Egyptian and Persian
combinations are also very
beautiful effects this fall. Thes,
goods also come complete fe
hall and stairs. 9oc, ST., $I.I5
{ $I.25, $I.35.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

Fourth and West Streets.
i'll reopen 9Th month tSeptember), 10th, 1888.
Urinary, intermediate and Academic De-
rtments. The principal will be at his Office
aer 9th month. Sd
catalogues at .. Il. Thomas a Co.'S.
ISAAC T.. JOHNSON. Principal.
II ISS Il. p. DENNISON CAN ACCOM-
4 MODATE a few more pupils in her
iect school, 2o5 West Fourth street
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
HELP WANTED.

|NTED. SMART BOY AT YERGER'S
harness and collar manufactory, AOl
II street.
|NTED.-A Roy TO HELP a PLUM
Der. Address PLUMBER. this office.
|NTED. -TINSMITH. WILLIAMS g.
HOPKINS. No. III West Front street.
NFED.-GOOD. SOBER, INDUS
|rRIOUS canvassers for Wilmington.
is "Busincss," EVENING JOURNAL
MED TO COOK AND DO
general homework; small family. APP
No. 1868 Broome street.
NTED.-AN ENERGETIC MAN TO
canvass and collect. Apply 7o4 Market
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
Tapestry Brussels

The most popular Brussels
Carpets of the day. This fall
they closely follow Brussels and
Moquette in effect, and are bet
ter liked than ever. Their low
price and good wearing quail
ties commend them to all car
pet buyers. Any lady can spend
a day, if she has it to spare, in
our large carpet rooms, looking
through this line Of carpets
alone. They also come nicely
completed for halls and stairs
50, %, rs and S5c, all Of the
very best standard makes.
Ingrains-
In endless variety and in
numererable colorings and pat
terns-15o rolls now in stock,
from the rich, strong, high col
ors, to the neat little figures
and quiet combinations.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

|NTED.- GENTLEMEN BOARDERS
also table boarders. No. $40 Orange
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

Ms FOR RENT. SECOND AND
I'd story front rooms to rent with or
4 board. INQUIRE No. S02 Market street.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
pKMssNlAiSING.

IN ALI IT'S BRANCHES
|so9 w. Seventh street. Cutting done
light; fit guaranteed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
OUR
Clearance Sale
CONTINUES!

Soloman says: "0f the
making of many books there
Is no end" and If the quantity
surprised him in his day, " hat
would he say TO the quality
and cheapness of them in ours ?
A book sale generally COM
mends itself to every man,
woman and child who ever
learned to read, and it is with
pleasure that we announce the
success of our First Annual
Clearance Sale of Books, and
now urge those who have not
visited US TO do so at their
earliest opportunity. We still
have many books in sets;
notably. the higher English
Novelists, some of the works
of +. p. Roe, Tolstoi, Helen
Hunt Jackson and Amanda
Douglass, are still on our
shelves, and to lovers of the
best fiction no comment is
necessary.
Remember that a good book
is better than great riches.
This sale will close to all
corners on the first day Of
June, and we earnestly urge
those who wish to inspect our
stock to do so now. The Best
of many books remain, and
orr list still covers a wide
range of general literature.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Frosted silver match safes. bearing an
enanslsd match and appropriate legends. arc
among shs latest novelties
A gold griffin seated upon black pearl.
which "A firmly grasped by claws and tail, Is
q peculiar design in scnrf pinx
Eye glass holders. In frosted silver. and
lined With soft plush. win BE- appreciatcd by
tho-e who carry sids 70 their sight
A handsome buttaray brooch In trans
parrnt eczFnels bas n row Of brilliants ex-
tending along the edyss of both vingz
A handscrns curvsd gold pungeut. hav.
ing a spray of towers IN enamel on fts sidcs.
l. much ia favor among ladies' with long
punssS
czlla lily in purs white ensnnai. with
a gold staTncn aud having = brillanf dis-
uoud dswdrop clinzing 70 IL side. Is a much
admired design IN brooches.
A curved silver pun~snt. with mot
tied oxidirci surface. barring a spray Of
dainty morning glories tn enamel. fush with
tie Snrfsos. Is mueh admired
A handsome ring has To moonstones
80 diagoUsily opposite esch other 90 pisln
Eoid wire shanx Behind each uooussone
streams = tail q small diamonds
handsome brooch consists OF two In.
ssrlscei buckles. one u varsezasod snd ous
Of corTuystet Roman gold. havt1g between
thesn a iarEs end brilliant disnsond
lsrge Cat iockst ef gald recently
ssru Is richiy chaSsf and or1larasntsd s~ith
gems inrsead Of a space FOR q portrait. the
interior contains powerful gnagnifyinz
uirrtr-
A costly sonb rscsnt'y seen had sn IN
tr.rar. iac@ vors PATTERN n silver az tie top.
n vht~h the erfirs kracsry was ciossly sss
wssh snail briiiisnns Ten ssascsed pearls
soppssi the Shosa
Cwis. which ha<. ist ely becrns fsss-
ie'.ahia IN Paris. sFrear 70 - coaiag into
favor here orce naore. Owl head sr2rf pins
in snauei. with sister ruby ~ diamoud eyss,
srs again hesng sho~a -Ts~sl.rs weekiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Sole Agents for CoRTIcINE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
INDUSTRIAL TENS
A Sc Louis euuaPaay has made 20o. 600
IS of rnces sfa..~ lan

A Sc Iouis cnuraay has made 20o. .oc0
psfrs ~ reces si1e~ Jan
The Detruts nuicrs srs pnshsnx sn In.
v-stigssssn - esfls lasor IN shss so~s
sbcus 2 500 ScsnSina visn families hzvs
wrsie,i "a can@da daring tie h*ss two yssr<
A trsse school fw tsfl0rs h.s b~~u
<fsrt-i ss Baisirn,-- 1hfs y tbe sr<orss
ssta hiiskrsenr - tseser. n the Cnftsi Sszr-s
The 0lyrnpia w T. lumber output thi,
seszrn 81 r-scn - 90 sae f--<. ~ar<h
=. lfS.aeo Tee carp ersplsTs SO n,en. ~
oxaa and ssuieS sna ioeosstiv.S
i = SD sf4s sor0e clotessusr bcx p~<k.
sFs ~ r~es - - esr. They .z~ ras8 ere
cert So r4ckfnx = esx - four z~oss At
tlls ra1e thev asaxs IS 4 dav
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

<trsnrsr iHzt arrived N towr fsfeppfax
Ees ~ eid fr<es& - nin. ! suppos~ss ke
VS. stai snshtsr - thzz h9rx nxs -
lsft vsssr ssar&eyf
Frezi1ent % ssizk fssoksnr g. se-s.is7 a
sEptF saf~>-- fes, 81. - Azs feft car ezz-
Rley Thst's asesss s<s - id izaxe--
Czlczsu fzss1.a
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

s1s Eyesft razessl kar sTss from ths soor
en-f is~t shaza ca Aar coaipaaisr -itA =
deep ka,f zppFe acaf1i xiaslcs y ths past
sle4.T "a e-kssi. - 1z<>f5y 4zz~gr <'ssisf'
haz<<s rass4. bslf >~ss<~l seeos ne4s
sD~ 80 eriea y e1r~ it =
hl9 Essssss drofe~a A-s sTes ssnd -
uss.nz9 als1>
49, - seil fzks asissntses a the zs
n.ant e1kalig % sla4s ps4in - tie Feaasr
fle evpans - aaies tas 4neta eoassszaEsoa
fetsss
tl.ss Esrsft had found Il sxpedisnf. al
tssass eesaskssa. aos - - ~ ntsndesi
1sts,<na - slspie stosT q sor aesszsnteacs
sta ssapl.sn Baxter and when I hays re-
pelfei asr alnsssions. Ei.s rsa.1ar sill probably
f,,tify hs5' llscrsstion.
Ehe had, SO saii. net this Young NAN
fer a. ar4g tisns st Rome aat tAers 10 rs
cu9rse ~ tTo la1erglass had mads deep
inipreslon apon als neArt Es hasl fslt that
- sopd give a grsat dsal - mses u -
Everett asgaiIa. Their rsuai18 la SSit1sri i-lsiss
was SheFeglrs nos safirs.y fart'silssas snd a
hed BEEN ths ncrs s4zy for hasleF - nsks
- possible. ior she fsazon that ~ sas aole -
cialm a kiad II roaat4host rs.s 1ioasialp sith
slfs. oesihlzh. Marials companion. with
Ells ladys pe1ulssioa 10 hai zttzched him
SIT - tbsir party lis bad mais their r0tts
a traxsl his s~E. hs had stopped when they
sloppszi sna bsen prodizal u attenklOas sd
eistAtss tsfofs ucsk ~ osg Mrs nsn-
bigh, sho was TIE soal Of confdng good
n1rare. sxnltssi Ia the discovery q an lnvala-
a1is klnsusaEt ihanks a0t caiy % hsr aatIlF-
ally islsxzstinz disposition. bat - tss
apelseass sad massive habits intaced by
eonstsslt physical suffering, abe proved
very issgnihoAat third In her companions
spending q tks ho0rs. How delightfully."-
thsss hours were spent is FsssiFes 40 Er-ss
effort - imagine A slit condlcted in tas
uisist d no mcst romantsc seeasry in europe
= already haif 500. AaFians social sraces
wers largely enhanced ~ the satlsfsction
which her innate infslhesnee og uatursl
beauty enabled her - take Ia the msyil lneens
scrncry of the Alps she had never aD-
psarad % such advantage, she bad never
knoWn z1ch perfect frse,iom and frankness
and xsyssy. gor the nrst tine IN hsr life
sAs hs4l naads eaptiss without snspectfns
IL She had surrendered Der hesrt % the
mountains and the lakes, the eternal SHOWS
and tho pastoral valleys, and Baxter. stand
ing by, LAD lsfsrcepted r. he felt hls long
pfstsrfsd ssizs tour vastly n1agnifisd and
bsantiasd bY Mis- Everetsb part Ia it--by
ths eonstauf fsaihtas sympathy which
glshsd within earsbot. With thu coolness and
ciearness Of a mountain spring. Oh II only
u go lad not been fsd hy tho eternal asowsl
And then Der basnfy-hsr iadefatiyabis
bsauty wAs q contlnsai ereha afnenE Mis-
kvsrssf looked a, thoroughly In her place In
drawing room that Et sss almost logical 20
suppose bat sbe ioohed wail po<hars ehe.
Bar Ia fact. - Bsztr~ learned. she looked
q'aite well enough In fhe character OF what
ladies enll \ fright that H. sunbarned,
travel staioed, over heated. exhilarstsd ani
haagTY- Ito q 40 al iasidieus comparisons
At The end q thxss seeks. one morning as
they s;ood together on the edge Of falling
Torrent. high above tbs gresa eonssyities of
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
Household

soflsps the hardest water, washes and
bIeaches without injuring the finest
Clothes or shrinking woolens or blankets.
Cleans without injuring the finest laces
and grapes. Gives delightful bath and
in the toilet removes all odor, and keeps
the skin soft and smooth as a baby's.
Kills bedbugs and other insects and
cures bites.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
c. c. Parsons

Deoderizes and cleans sinks, closets,
utensils and clothes. in the nursery,
sick room and household. Cleans paint,
marble. glass, silver and china without
scratching. Freshens dress goods. fur
niture coverings, carpets. etc. Bright
ems coiors. Removes all grease and
stains.
, 1888-05-30
Tortured bv a Lunntlc.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, May 20
Information has reached here of the hor-
rlble torture of a boy named jesse G..
Henderson on last Thursday by a %lunatic.
Henderson was working in a field some
distance from home, near Long Reach,
when a fiendish looking man came up,
caught the boy and bound him to a tree.
With a needle the lunatic pierced the
boys flesh repeatedly. When the boy
made an cutlery he would strike him in
the face. The mailman then took a large
knife and pierced the lads hands in sew
eral places. He threatened to cut the
boys heart out, and to still further tor
ture him threw his knife with remarkable
aim pinning the boys clothes to the tree.
Several time he Just grazed the flesh suf-
ticiently to draw the blood. The boy was
thus tortured for an hour, when some
men appeared and the lunatic ran away.
He was captured on Friday. His name
is Isaiah Hoyt, and he claims Columbus,
o., as his home. The boys body is badly
cut and SCARED.