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Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

WILMINGTON, Del Aug. 25, 1885,
SIR; In the columns Of your paper Of
the 22d inst you have an Assertion from
the City solicitor In which you late that
the contract for furnishing the curb and
gutter stone awarded to Geo. CochrS n
was annulled, he having fai ed to give
the necessary bonds. thereby wish to
contradict that statement through the
columns OF your paper by saying that my
self and bOndsmen wire at the City So
licitor's Office at the appointed time but
ia lied to eco the Solicitor; after waiting
for an h ur or 10 ger tbs Solicitor return
ed but my bondsmen had left beforehand;
but ca led at Two or three different times
afterwards but the said City Solicitor was
never to be seen, hence the failure was
due entirely to the Solicitors absence from
his Office. Yours respectfully,
GEO. COCHRAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

homemade candies, 4 W. snd st.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
IJOus.

This black buoy No. u, located rear
the New Castle tiAtB, has gone adr'tt,
IavGlld pensions have besn issusd TO
John W. Downing Of DJVtr, and Dante
P. Nelson OF Harrington, Kent county
Buy Iuseot Powder while IFS fresh !
New los iust received. James Belt,
pothecATy, Sixth and Market streets
A dog was run over this morning by
q ouuutrymEn at the corner OF SIKH
and Market streets. 1t had ITS back
broken and had to be killed.
For beauty, for comfort, fer improve
meut OF the oomple xion, use only
Po2Eonrs Powder there Is nothing
equal to IT,
Neal MoAtssr, who're hngeIs Weri
crushed by q rolling n achiDe ut TIT
Arlington mills on Wednesday is at
tended by DIR. Winner, and the wonndl
ara doing as Ws5 as csn be EXPECTED.
United atAtss Marshal Nowlin h.
libe!lsd tue schooner jennie ID. Block
som on q claim for sssmah's wages a.
lodged TO be due.
szThe Goa! agents Of the Reading Cos
and Iron Company yesterday advance
the price OF anthracite at the mines al
hbbn GEu 70 PCT bNA w UNIV a. NV AZ PtN'sAi
Der /, This will make an Increase OF 2
cents Der ton 81 tbs mines l.om iAs
months output.
The Pickles Stove aud Heater Co
No. BOO Shiplsy 0trset, have a full At
sortment of cooking and parlor stove.
fireplace heaters, portable and brio
sst heaters Of the mos approved pa
| tern. Metal r0ohBR with cOtruRate
! iron CT tin. Iron siding All w0r
done by good workman. Prices reasor
ahla
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
rms UnAnrlOHu DuEsArnD.
Tnsy TaIl an EASY vietim 60 the s'rsng
Solar Zip Eoam-ErroEs IN the INN
Knn,ng loss the GAnas.

Tnsy TaIl m Easy Victina 20 the aaFsng
sonar Tip Team-Err0Es IN the Hifth
Knning Lose the 0AnAe.
The Solar Tips and Americas teams
crossed bats at the Union street grounds
Yesterday afternoon, and plAyed fair
game before an audience OF about 4OO
neon q. The game was marked by many
hne plSye. and the batting at times vas
quite liyeiy,t eVisitors having the best OF
| Il. solving Days curves for IL hits, while
1.-The Amerieus secured but four The
Naue WA called at 4 O'Clock, with the
solar Tips at the bat. The fret man got
/ his base on balls, stole second, and scored
on Cooks hit, COX remaining on hrtt
The next man hit to Campbell and was
thrown out at first. The next man made
q hit and Cook scored. In the Am Ticus'
half OF the inning they teored ona lun
on hit, AssiGted by two errors botn
sides were blanked in the next inning,
but in the third the visitors scored again,
which the home team failed TO do. In
1.-The hfth inning the visitors pounded the
ball hard and the Americas became rat
tied, allowing their opponents to pile up
five runs. The visitors now had the game
in their hands, and SLOWED the Americas
10 score but two more runs during tht
game In the seventh inning Eollin'
drove the ball to &c Itre Geld, but It wal
g capsure1 By Cox. Jones hit TO thirC
0 and was thrown out at first. E. Mccall
/ famed the air three timee, but Coon
y fAi ed to hold the third strike and Nc
i Call beat the ball to FIRST G Mccall
h the ball hard TO short and on al
lerror OF Cross reached hrst safely, ad
) yanc ng K. Mccall to second. McCaher
u lty now came to the re cue and hit u
O ball for two bases, the two M;Call
= crossing tle home plate The crow
10 lnow cheered. Thompson came TO th
D. bat, but failed TO keep the bG
le rolling, being retired at frat Neithe
/ side scored IN the next two int ings, an
. the visitors had the game. In the earl
.. pert CT the game the crowd in the gran
- stand tecame very ooisterous, the yellin
D being deafening. Kittenho lse occupi,
d the box for the "Tps" and made six
D the Americas bAiters fan air Followin
10 is TIE tcoIe 10 full:
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
TNlRD EDITION.


C,uvp1A. 9. c., Aug. "a. The Viein'
itv al Sc anton, a thriving town In WI
ismsburg County, Is excited over re-
cSnt r,puine Ku klux attempt 70 intmi.
datp +, c. Willoughby, one OF the largeet
manufacturers in the state. ne 10 2
,,ron,lrpnt advocate Of temperance and
Shout two wears ago he began crusade
sgsirs. whisky, which ended In the town
hsing I, cidod dry. This excited the ire
ri lie liquor element, and . band was or
OApizsd to break up his business sno
force III to leave the town. Inc hrst
.tens we're taken about o month ago,
when vi luughby's master mechanic was
attacked one night by mob VINO aiteL
beAiIpp lin badly, shot him twice, NOV
serlously, however, and ran him OUT o.
town. The mob next went to WHlougn
by,s house, where hls wife lay III, and
created great disturbance ~ hring on
guns a-d pi.tols and calling for VIII
ioughty 10 very threatening tone:
Wnlouphby recognized several OF them
as leading citizens OF the town, and ne
promptly had warrants sworn out agaihsl
Them 4 few days ago the whole towr
was thrown into great excitement by tn'
arrest of IS white men and negroel
unon the charge of conspiracy. sinc'
these arrests willoughbT has receives
several threatening letteis. One oil then
reads as follows: ,,-.
"Sir, take notice; no negro equAlEe
can roost around Scranton Iou ave .
lowed only thirty days to leave by Oh
der the u ost high council
(Signed) ,, ,,
1.-THE White Mans Government
The letters are not having the desire
effect, however, s Wiloughby lnteno
push ing the case 70 the voIy ehui ~ =
some startling revelations are looked Il
to'morrow, when the preliminary trial
Inc defendants will take place. Bot
sides have auong friends, and the situ
ZION ia considered quite critical
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

A Republican meeting WAS held at
Breck's mill on Thursday evening,
August 23j, for the purpose OF organic
ing q club. b r. Sheppard being
called to the chair stated the object OF
the meeting After several speeches by
the voters present It WAS proposed to
call 1t 1.-THE TippscRnoe Harrison and
Morton Club Of DnPOnt's Mills" Thirty
voters stepped forward aud slgutd their
names to the roll. Great credit belongs
TO Mr. Alfred 1. DUPONT for his kind
nets In lighting the room with electric
lights As there Was no further bust.
ness TO be brought up II was moved
that they adjourn till next Monday
night, August 27th. at 7,30 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
EKWs auAEARX.
shot rhROugh = WIndow-ExpOFts ana
ImPorta-SwitohmeuD isehaFGod-Bal.
Icon Arosuntoa- Academia Dean.

shot Through = Window-Uxports ana
ImpOrta-Swit0hmeu DisohaF@Sd-BaI.
loon AEesnstoa-Aooidenta Death.
window and killed on Wednesday night
while visiting at the house Of Rli slayerH,
near Tracey, MINI. Lufkin had had
trouble with the Rose and Averjll fami-
lies, and had slander suits pending
against them. VIM Rose was arrested
yesterday at Tracey, on suspicion Of hay
ing murdered Lul kin
The Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics
reports that the total value of the ex-
ports Of merchandise from the United
States during the seven moRths ending
July 81 were $3.50, 3l1 ,465, against
1870 1855, $40 in the same period last year.
The values of imports in the same peri.
DDS were t4SS, ,2sS and s4l4,07S,4l7
respectively.
| Five Of the six Chicago, Milwaukee,
and st. Paul switchmen, charged with
wreekiER 30" locomotives In Chicago on
the evenlng ofJuly 18th, we're discharged
from custody yesterday at Chicago, hay
proved alibis. j. T. Smith was held for
action by the grand jury,
Charles Mayor made an ascension In a
hot-air balloon on Wednesday evening,
near KentOn Ill. He came down in a
forest, and grasping the limb Of q tree
! let go OF the balloon. The limb broke aud
Mayor fell rs ieet, receiving probably IA
tai injuries.
The Coroner's Jury in the case OF TIT
. victims Of the boiler explosion at Neenah
Wis on Wednesday night, returned I
verdict Of accidental death. YESTERDAY
: the funerals of ten OF the men tool
/. place and the other four will be burlet
to-day.
i Frederick OverkRmpf, arrested II
Chicago the other day for robbing lette
o boxes, was taken before United State
), Commissioner yesterday. He mads n
u defense, and was held for the action O
the Federal Grand Jury.
Ms Daniel Pennington was throw
le from her carriage, which collided with
a stump at Chicago, on Thursday night, Rn
. she was instantly killed.
Is There was frost on Thursday mornin
at Cerro Gordo. H.; Marion, Ind an
: other points. Slight dana e to fruit an
Of corn is reported.
T, Taos:ns of W. BaIlie, of NJ
~ Keesport, Pa, aged 10 anil IL years, we
,, drowned on Thursday while bathing mel
o Pittsburg.
~ The loss to Washington County, Pa
~ by the recent storm, as footed up by q
- commissioners, ia $l5O,OOO. Eli
bridges were washed awuy.
At Castle Garden, New York, yes'S
M day, PIG passengers were landed, amOl
az them being IT'S Mormon converts fro
Ia England.
OF Henry Schmidt, Jacob Hubruge a
Louis Verne were drowned at Bay CT
Igs Mich, yesterday, by the caps'zing
al their boat,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
ASARu.

PlEROE.-At the Highlands, on the 24th
inst. Pauline, only dAughter Ct John X.
and Lille h. Pierce, RRod 10 months.
lntetmtnt AZ MT Salem etmetery. Pun.
srRl private.
rAYl.nR.-uu the Gath Of August, Elisa
beth s., wife Of Richard ayloT, in The 20 h
year her age.
Relatives and friends sre respectfully In .
vitei 10 attend her funeral from the resi-.
denoe OF her husband, ; o. 1915 West Second
street, on Tueeday, the 2sth inst. Services
a. the house at O'Clock p. m.
lTAYLOR.-On the 2bth Inst, MAble H.
infant daughter OF James ana Mary X
Taylor.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
ylted 10 attend tue funeral from the resi-,
donee OF her unolo, Charles wilkins, 3IT Z
Eighth stToet, on Monday afternoon. ser
vioes AZ o'eltok. lnterment al RiVSrvieV
lOsmsteEy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

DELASo. Mtnu Aug 24.-Wednesday
aiternOaf the houte Of John Pearson was
entered by three tramps who demanded
money sud food, While they were parley-
ing with Mrs Pearson her little son, 10
years Old, slipped around and opened fire
on the tramps with shotgun aud hlle1
the feet and le, 4 of one them full of bird
thot. hey al, led and the hoy pursued
them, shooting as he ran. He managed
10 shto another, who was carried OF by
his companions The farmers turned out
and sea- he'd for the tramps all night but
could not Hnd them. Yesterday the
trAmps returned and fred two shots
through the windows Of Pearson's house
INIT NILMmnt gllec..
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

Over 200 men, women and Chi'drer
came near lCsiFg their lives At NJ
Castle last ,Vsnlng, about 8 u'c,U,k
Tuey were standing Oh thu D j Sh2T.
awaiting tho srrivAl OF the tt9NmtT
Wilmington, which EaB 'tuR an *
ourslon under th RusptceT Of taa Silver
Spray O,no. Iba wharf II - O d oes
and was being rsnA,red. Waen ths eE
ourtionisM beSSl 10 Gs3gl uUsn b.
What they Wtr warned - Keep { n, 81
they old rot hGsi tho WArUlUg At
suddenly the stuart began sinking H.
stAntly there were loud CrieE h 7nE ,sct
tie people rubbed Tor Rststy. Form
uRtely THEY succeeded rsach'pg 9
point Of safety wlthgu; any sacidnn'
happening, sIcsIt Ou1 lGdy !4.lis.
The whsrt sanE about three ie..t
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

CARLISLE. Aug C4-The report seEt
out TO the press abroad by Democratic
paper in this city, setting forth that
500 colurcd voters would support CleVe'
land In the coming campaign Is another
campaign cauard. Such is not the case
The first step was taken to-day for the or
ganlzatiou Of clubs throughout the Cum.
berlaad Valley. Upwards OF 100 colored
club last evening and elected Charles
Slaughter president, Geo Pulpus vice
president and John Lewis secretary. The
colored voters u this section are uni
for Harrison and Morton.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
sx,y N ono FANNY for harrison.

! flilis have gre t family record in
voters. II VIC live uItn November, in ad
lition o myself, my Ave sons, four sons
in law aud five grandsOns will all vote
for ha rison and Morton, Counting all
those descended from my father therl viii
be sixty votes u our family for the Re
publican ticket My father was in TIT
Revulu ion as drummer boy will
Washington and many time rode th'
latter horsc He taught us that the hes
Thu z Ia this world was to be good Chris
tians, and the next best was always L
vote IN our country's interest in prefer
ence to that Of Great Britain or any othe
nation. ISAAC Goss.
Huntingdon, Aug. IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

PurrsrowN, August 24.-Benjamin
FrnRun Wickersham, for many years a
prominent citizen OF Coatesyille, Chester
county died at his home in this borough
this morning, aged 62 yeari He was
born near West Chester and afterwards
moved 10 atesville, where be was a
Justice of TIE Peace and School Director
Tor tey raj terms. Stree 1888 he has
lived Ia guttstown and for about five
years was took-t eeper for j. Fegely ~
Son. lie wat Reoub lean In politics
His wife aud nine children, seven OF them
sons, survive him. One OF the sons
Howard, Is a postal clerk between Phla
delphA AID New York.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
ErelEnt Wr.ok on inc b a o.

The second section of the Baltimore
and Ohio local freight train No, l3i,
which left Washington yesterday morn
ing at 9.15, ran into the rear OF the first
sect!on at Hanover station at 2.lj In the
afternoon, completely demolishing the
caboose attached to the rear of the first
section. The engine, No. AIS, which was
drawing the SECOND section, was al ia
damaged. The trains were slightly de
layed. A wrecking train was sent out
| from Mount Glare to clear the track
The accident was caused by the second
section running too fast, the engineer
being unable to control the train d
humphrey, the fireman on engine 40
received several sight bruises. III
damaged engine was brought TO Noun
Glare yards last night for repairs. III
loss will be about $500
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

RoNDoUT. N z. Aug. "a The ez.
press train on the West Shore Railroad
that leaves Jersey City 81 8 80 =. m. for
escaped being seriously wreck
el ten miles South of here to day. This
train Is IN sde mp OF the through travel
from Washington, Baltimore, Pm Adel'
phia and Long Branch. Tle train,
white running at = high rate II speed
struck large rock which had fallen OIL
the track from the mOuntHin, Toe loco
motive and four oars we're wrecked
but no one was seriously injured. Thl
passengers were badly shaken up.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

Gou;e, q lAGt excursion this season Ia
the delightful resort, Colchester, On
Mouday, August 2s, will leave the b
& o station, Wilmington, At 6 80 q. IN
RiNmtn.i 6 20 Newark 7,0B, Baldwin
7 % SINCERELY IS, via Canton to Pal 4
more, arriving at Tolohester at 10 30
Returning leave COLCHESTER OF 30
Canton al s, arriving In Wi'm'n. . .
10 81 Z upd TIP ticket, 81. 10; children
from 9 TO 10 years, IS cents. Ticket
for, a'e ats "A. BBynAEd'S, Filth ant
Market strset,, end at the train on TIL
morniUg OF tue excursion. Gouley
siRht.sss DR excursion 60 New Xorh
M tbs Hudson GUd to Coney leland o.
Thursday, august 80,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
The MMkeu.

King street looked lIks
brook fair this morning. va
big baskets on their arms we'd
their way through the sd
some even had the fJOllsbnes
thsiE children with them
came tuEging en- behind lhsIt.
mothers whining 81 every slsI
, dreds Of the fAil sex save u
have ~ say 10 each ether irOa
ket Day 10 another aud walt
ket day arrives, when Ihsy
groups all along the make!
10 their hearts content, tat
NOS &noe Of pAssefs BY,
sold for IS to 50 Z
pound; eSgs, % to 95 cents |
corn, 10 TO IL ceatS per d.E1FI
10 TO IL osnts per bNIi peck;
IL c.nJs s hnli peck OF Is ,OI
Ibushei; peaches. y 70 g I
lpeok, or 90 c n 5 to 81 W an
bIgs, 8 to 70 cents r: y
b. ans, 70 ceIts rer q.-it 1
10 cents per half padhi esq
5 cents ApiaGs; 6se,s 3 4
bunch; peas, 70 to 20 Gel
peJk; crab apples " ostn
Ewees potatoes, 30 ctuts PEI
/, pepper, 10 osuts per dczsni
! 80 oents 10 81 = per pilfi y
3 to 5 c}uts spl c OF y cen
WA.ermtltn3, IS 10 30 CHS
80 10 So cluts per bThsl; cod
do hay, Gil per toni sir1
ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
sevsn mIners Burned by EIrs-damP.

PoTTsyILLE, Aug. ga severe eN-
plosion OF hrc-damp occurred 10 the East
mammonth vein gangway OF BeechwoOd
Co'liery, near this city, last night.
Seven m ners were terribly burned. Al
though their injuries are not necessarily
fAta , one of them John Kelly, door
boy, aged II years, was so shockingly
burned to make his death almost inevita
BILE. The accident was caused by firing a
blast in the breast, the explosion igniting
the gas accumulated In the gangway
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

CHARLES Forbes, the advance sgaat 81
p0re DAvi3gou ami R4Inie Austrt sca.
in tine ,iy tGis morning n1sEirl 81
rAngemsn,A Tor their appearance To hi
city They Will open tht OpeTp
House Oh soptpmaer 81, 10 Jutlr
play ~ 'Dr Jfklli aIG hc Hyde"
The company sppearej here ast sts:pl
and gave M sEcu..eLt performance
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
INC ores, Esstsrn Aarlrt

LONDON, Aug. 34.-The tug Storm
Cock was towing the mammoth steamer
Great Eastern il tue Clyde to Liverpool
last evening, when au enormous sea was
encountered and the hawser pa'ted The
Great Eastern vanished in the darkness
I'm the direction OF the sea. The big yes,
sci Yves laboring heavily. 1t was feared
that ne steamer would be lost, but to
day she slfely passed Llandudno, Wales
NulIrl for lhB MerseY.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

PHILADFLI aug. % Lawyer
Edmund Randall, on behalf OF Alyah M.
Dam, proprietor of Dams Remedies
Company Of Massachusetts,, yesterday
began suit in the Court Of Common Pleas
No. 8, against the Pres Company, limit
ed, for libel Dam places his damages
at $4,000. The swift grew out of pub
location in the Press Of August s, headed
"Qucer Public Documents" and an edi
torial headed ''R.se Up, j I'm Allen, ant
EXplalu.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
KnIea on me kailIosI.

The body of an unknown colortd man
was found at the Seventh street crossing
OF the Baltm IRE and Ohio K abroad az
an early hour this morning It was ter,
ribly mangled, th5 head being crushed
and one arm torn of. 1t is supposed
that he was struck by freight train.
Coroner Barnhill was notified and re
moved the remains to the morgue. An
inquest VIII be held at O'Clock this at
teTnooa.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
MOTIFS

Ferguson Is a good umpire
None OF the So ar Tips weigh less than
1873 pounds
The mericus ex pect to win the pen
ant Of the I tate league
The Solar Tips have won every game
they played IN the State
The Quickstep aud Wilmington cross
bats this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The solar Tips are the heaviest batters
that have visited this city tits season,
The CHECKERS" have learned better
sense and have quit growing at the de
cisious Of the umpire.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
FIFTH EDITlO
Personal.

AbSnhI.
Miss AnuIe Smith. n, R.
who has been visiting frisnds
CITY, Ie.uintd home today
Ma. William Coz, of No !,
lar street, who has been lin \
aaughtsTs rast eating amspv M
tAins, will return this evenir -
W. K. Crosby, Of the fl,m ~
q Hill, has gone to New Yo,l
purpose OF purchasing q MAJ
goods. no"
hro. VIM. Lee and bar ~
have returned hons from All,
where they have been Tor H.
days. 'As
Mics Ella v. Dolbov. vho
Visiting the family OF Mr. Ob.,
lis, OF New Castle, has retp,nsl
we'll pleased with her trip.
Mrs. J A. Cloud ba, been
month In the mouutalns and
Springs, Pa aud returned
very much benefited In heal N
Miss Matte ThomaV, who
spending n month at Nottbsl
has returned home much ma
her trip. ..
Mics Downing, of Our cl.y,
q hop given at SAulsburv
Thursday evening. TIE dana
complimentary one given 10 /
lady visitors At that place,
Geoae y is AGa'u Il biz Of
= He lett this mOrlins de,sr
= catch . mess OF hsh o. ala
tempt bis friends have en-
, First Regiment TO play M
: millAT AdAge, "Ths f,h.rmg
etc."
z 8. Homer Calkin has sold
! No. 406 East Teutn st;eet, 10 d
i move to Providence, RaoiI
where he has besn en- ploJei
! Brown, q dealer In maDtslS, a
e;o. We wish him good luck
location.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
A Famous Singer "

NEW YoEE, Aug Al
SeguiD, died a her homo ~ N
day Of hearl failure "
whose mn!dbu name was a !
was born 10 London Mud W
the Royal Academy q y
city. She mad her ii, q, pa /,
Gnce sAsln cr in u"
With thefl q 3aln, WI
AitsrwBIdB b. -A.uG guy
county 9th her hu'oAa a
and Gang with lin 1'm
1882, when abr ti'el w
sps bAssiucs ben . ias''I
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

The police found Peter Goldsboro, col
ored, with a valise containing a pair Of
shoes, a pair OF gum boots, q shirt and
some Undertaking In his possession
and as he could not give a satisfactory
acc unit elbow he obtained them, tool
him to the hall. He was locked up, ant
the valise is now awaiting an owner
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

Bernard Z. Dsvlin, aged SO years, Of
Brights dissase. Interment 3. CAths-
drAl emetary.
BlSneh Blddle, aged months, Of
oh llerA infAntum. Interment ct the
Wilmington and Brandy wine cemetery
Mary OorrigAn, aged s months, OF ma.
r SINUS, InteTment IT Cathedral oeme-
terry.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

"Bepjamin Harrison and his party are
sound on1he trust question, whether Mr.
Blaine lie or no and Harrison, net Blaine
is the candidate for the Presidency this
wear. That Harrison stands with the peO-
pc on the trust question is proven by tho
TACT that all the trusts, pools, rings and
other combines, are supporting Cleye
land. +"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

LONDON, Aux. 2i.-Ady
Aoer In the God U.ss. y.
that 3 force oOLSlsilag OIL
Kroobogas, COMMANDED By
man officers aas &C up'el
the northeast Of aa agba q
DAbomAn territory Tit inq
! hoisted the German llAA Nj
fort and have reGtu The
maTokburg This news
mi ch alarm to traders, 8. Y
the Germans Will cnl ID
SLlsghA AMI the iuWt.gt
msns have made iutl.a hl'5
lish communlcaI' On i7on
the Congo through 'bs inkfI
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

eeorse Gill, son on 0, .oas
Who was in our roy. e,Ss "a d
1s% of Of . asid roller Gle M ~
t tsSpI . through tbs r M
ch It, op ThoF;a' w. * ID
over Oven ~ he vii b :, i il.sis
~ the iGrscnmouat o'n''''
Chester, Pa -
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

A sweepstake pigeon match will take
place this afternoon, near Rockland, the
entrance fee being five dollars. A mum.
Der of the Wawaset Gun Club will enter
the contest Each person will be al ow.
ed TO sho.t at ten birds
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

Ties, slippers and low cut sho,s, ladies,
misses' and ohildreu's, must 20 tbi,
month; prices low, at BabcOGk's, 2O6
NJ Iket street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

Tn p'HtnAl property Of the late Mrs
E. Z Ochsltree " | be sold a. public
Eale fy the t1e3urTs, ut No. 400 Della
war avenue, on Tuesday, the 9Th Of
September.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

F0otwea, to suit every body, Cool,
&c 20 iortsb.e and cheap 1t the Family
shoe etora. 206 Market street, above
second. VIM. Il Bhbcook.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

ATLANTIC Cry August 2i.-The swim
ming match between George Penny, Of
Philadelphia, and Rauton Quinn, OF Pitts
burg, this alter Don, was won By Penny
in twenty one minutes and thirty sec.
-. a..l..- can ID :. n, q ~ .arda hah Ind.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 24.-hr. Blaine
refuses to be interviewed on the Pfesi.
dent'B message and rays his prefers Ia
give his visws to the public on the
Isjuup.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
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Last evening as t Ci'l saw
ma rolling bis beat . u Iombai
r. Fourth street , lsaI a an nan
aPP,G'ttan the 'I illtIusn ssS Of b ~
amusing allTn' the crowd irts.js i" !
mark \ "a TX n the ED. ,.deg ~araipg
the II hall and I.. TOE I, 4 nav 4 i'd
sentenced hin" '0=P'
rDsts. -~
Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
WAGON RrolL. nam.

A wagon belonging to Peter Rhner
the bother, bad the front axle broken
on Third street gear King about noon
to day.