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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-06-27
CONSTITUTION
OF THE
WOMAN'S
Christian Temperance Union
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
ADOPTED JUNE nth, 15S4.1
PREAMBLE.

PkEAMBLE.
We, as Christian women of West
Virginia, conscious Of the in creas-
ing evils, and appalled, at the ten.
denotes and dangers of Int mper-
ance, believe it has become our
duty, under the providence of God,
to unite our efforts for its extin otion.
That We may the more successfully
prosecute this work, we adopt the
following Constitution;
ARTICLE I.-NANE.
This Association shall be known
as the West Virginia Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.
ARTICLE U.--oFFIcERs,
The officers shall be President,
a Vice-Presi dent at large, and one
Vice. President from each Congress
ional District, Corresponding Sec
retaoy, q Treasurer and Superin.
tendents of Departments of Work.
These Off GERS shall constitute an
Executive Committee to control
and provide for the general inter-
ests of the work, Of whom five shall
constitute a quorum. The Vice.
President at large shall act in the
absence OF the President. m
ARTICLE III.--MEMBERsHIP.
The annual meeting shall be
composed of the Executive Com.
mittee, three delegates from each
local Union; also one delegate at
large from each Congressional
District, and one delegate for every
twenty members of auxiliary local
Unions.
ARTICLE IV.-AUxILIARfEs.
Any local w. @. T. U. may be.
come auxiliary to the West Virgin
ia Union by voting to endorse its
Constitution.
ARTICLE V.-MEETrNGs.
The annual meeting, at which
time officers shall be elected and
delegates chosen to the National
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Convention, shall be held
in June, at such place as may be
determined at the previous annual
meeting.
ARTICLE VI.-FINANcR.
Each local organization shall pay
annually to the State Union an
amount equal to twenty-five cents
per member of each auxiliary, and
Che membership fee in each auxil.
isry shall be fifty cents per year
payable, if desired, in quarterly in. |
staliments. From this fifty cents
the twenty-five cents State tax
shall be taken.
ARTICLE VII.--ANENDMENTs.
This Constitution may be altered
or amended by two-thirds vote of
the members present at any annual
meeting; Provided, Notice has
bean given at the previous annual
meeting.
Drnh fhStfnvs RnIlo
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-06-27

Children's Day was made the
occasion Of impressive temperance
exercises in DR.. Withrow's and DR..
Gnnsaulus' churches, Chicago
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-06-27

The Executive Com mittee has de-
cided to have the next National
Convention of the w. G. T. o. ~
New York, date to be announced
later.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-06-27


4. N#% FHANNAs
VOnal's Christian Temperance Union,
WEST VIRGINIA.
Parkersburg, June u.s. 1855.
Sessions to be held in the Baptist Church
PROGRAM.
Tuesday Evening, June &c.
AMENDMENT MASS MEEYING-Ten Minute Speeches
$50 Mrs
The Occasion Geo. W. Atkinson Wheeling
H.
E.
Rev. A. B. Rohbough Bucknannon.
Why
why NJ
.
Wednesday Morning.
$50 Convention Called Order Roll Call Of omcor
Reading Committee App0%sn, oS%n''e
oourseses .,.,o Resolution"
% Reading eUonsitua by Laws
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wednesday Afternoon
Repo. Committee Reviao ofoo .sluaon-
. - - Mrs j. A. Smith
~~-.~-.-~~----.- ~..--~
6ro w. L" moore
"-~~"~ - Ms Minnie Hutchinson
Rsporso of supe
NJ
Work Mrs
H.
- Mrs Thompson
$40 Discussion Of Methods
MUSIC
Wednesday Evening.
MUSIC.
A.
Annual s MUSIC
Mrs
LIE
Report Committee
Thursday Morning.
nal-.. - MINIMUM Mrs Henry HUBBARD wheeling
$50 osup ndent
- M sJ W. Carter Parkersburg
RauRoa
Mrs. p.
Legislation and Petition Mrs A. b. Merrck Parkersburg
Duaeso Mrs. Jane A. Johnson
sof supe
n sssons Roneys Point
Among
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19


> Joint mesllnR OF the committees
bulidinaA sewer down the south race
from Crooked Ran In the Brandy wine
Park was held last night In The oiiics OF
the Street. and Sewer Department.
There ware present MeBsrs, Carpenter,
Gawthrop aud Murray OF Ihe Street
and Sewer Department, Drs. Draper,
ogls, Springer and Mts,Fa. Kane and
Grlliin Of the Board OF Health, MeasfB
BeAle. Forrest, Qaiun, Chambers and
Pres deaf FerTA Of The City Oounoil,
MossRs Canby, Mention aud william
NJ. Candy OF the Park Commission,
Messrs. Porter, Feblaer, OarmIcl asl
and OhIet Engineer BOnd OF the Water
Department and City Solicitor Turner.
DR.. Draper, Who presided, stated that
the oeieo, OF the meeting eAs for o0n,
sidering the AdViEAbilIy Of securing
from The Legislature an appropriation
TO build the proposed sewer, the object
being TO maintain the purity OF the
clty's drinking water
Mr.. Carpenter thought that such 4
fewer muHt soon be built, and did not
bellove Il would cost more than 800, coo
or sc, 900 Mr.. Mentor said that EnRl-
neer Warnings estimAts OF the cost OF
the sewer wss $4,000.
After . general dltoussion Of the Sub
ieot, 10 which Mr.. Candy thought 10
would be = sooi idea TO opsn Park ave
nue. at the same time .hAt the sewer
Vas mad, tbs conference resulted IL
giving Instructions TO the Street and
Sewer Department to prepare plans and
act estimates Of the cost OF the work,
and that the presidents Of the various
bodies interested hot with the comuii.
sion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19
pnvuIy SEEKERS a, r.,sn ,,,n...

sr. LOUIS, Dee. IS -Despa,ehes from
Texas cay that the minera Of the Texas
aud Pacific Coal Company 10 Rrath
county have been on strike for a month
past and that they are becoming quite I'M.
rulys On lat Friday night some new
men were attached and badly beat y,
aud there was q constant firing OF guns
and pistols between the strikers and I'M
new men nearly a night. but no serious
casualties are reported, The offices and
storehouse OF tho company were riddled
by bullets. The sheriff and posse was on
theground, but the force was inadeauate
20 protect life and property, and Inc
Governor had been appealed TO. At last
accounts the SHERIFF. OF adjoining eouutles
had been ordered to the scene OF the con
hlct and company Of State rangers viii
probably lie sent there
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19
TNIRD EDITI0M.


Samuel @. Wright, . lad aged IL, and
his brother, Clarence y. Wright, aged
IA, we're before the Municipal OCuei
this morning charged With the larceny
OF two bags Of clothing from Gott.eit
Settler, . TagmIn and laundry man Of
Lord It eet
Jacob Austin al a John Thomas, col,
ored, resiiiOR on Lafayette street, were
ArralRned ct the same time, charged
With receiving stolen eOodF.
Oficer BrlomRll testified that he wa.
applied to By Mr.. Settler 70 recover
two bags Of clothing he had gathered
from bis customers, and which wers
Bto'el from hts push-caEt while he WIS.,
returning the clothing
mF. BTOomalps suspicion rested upOn
TIE Two Wright bOys, ahd calling upon
tlsm they admit that they bad tAkeI
tle two bigs OF clothing from a push
cart, 10, knowing that they we're steaI.
in4, sud that they EOld them TO Jacob
Austin foI ,nis.
Austin denied thas he lad puloh Asfd
the bAy, hut john Thomas, 10 Wro,s
possession Utli1sF B-omal found rue
clothing, SAL he bOuEht them fIum
Austin for 10 osnta. Austin And Thomas
are both lng RatheteTH and have placer
on Lafayette street.
A uumbsr Of Germans wsra present
and identified the othlne rs The VAN
they had given Settler on Monday, TIT
3 "a instant.
Anstlu was held under $500 ball 10
ppear Court TO AnBWer = charge o.
VI tiviug lo'sn goods. Taomsn " ~
n uuder BlC0 10 app ar snd test ~
and the two Wright boys were remand
cd to their cells until ArrAugsm l.
oouid be mzde 10 send them b IL
Ferris Reform ssh OIL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19
Dim



WIGHT ia tina city, on the nth inst.
Relatives and ffisada Of the family ere 10
lpectiuilg invited 70 attend the funeral
tom her late rssidenos, no. ga Jefferson
street, on ThursdaE. 1t 2 o'clock, , N. In.
tslmett at Wilmington and bFandySine
Cemetery.
GROSS. -On the 18th inst LII . EilEAbO eth
Orosl. In the 18th year Of her age,
1ne relatives aud friends are respeetfutiY
requested 20 attend the funefal nom the
feeidenfo OF her aunt, Miss 5Allie PuEh, No.
soc Yves. Second street. on Thursday altar.
noon. Services ~ the house ~ 2 o'elOok.
latermens 81 vii nington snd BFandywHe
Cemetery.
HlnLsLEy I'm the II inst, atorge,
only son q william and Saliie Hindsley,
agec year g. d months.
hela Ives and friends Of the smlly are re-
sptottI ~ invited 70 attend lis funeral ron
the reeidtneo CT his parents. no 10 Irvine
nalaoe, en- Lccutt street near Ninth, on
Ihufsday. tho 2Oth list, at O'o'o.k D. %.
interment At OLD swsdts Cemetery.
uea'est ueorga, thou hast left ug,
ard Thy loHg We deeply feel
Hut the anaels came snd whispered,
Dome thou blsssed unto mo.
Gone but not forgotten.
THOM PS0E-At bis rts'denoe, No l,0i
wet second street on Mondsy. lee. ".
Anate9 }. thompson, 10 the s7th year q
Relatives and friends Of tho family, also
Nhth ngton Lodge. no. /, X Of r. Smyth
foel. q A. X Cyrus Caailo, no !, X. q.
=, TO Invited % attend Tire funeral, on
Thuisdsy Afternoon, At Z o'ellcE. services
81 the hon1s. lnttrmsnt al arss min came.
terry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

ALLENTowN, Dec, 1s-John Warner,
eupeatiuous Garman residing At Crack
e'spOrt, met with painful accident. For
some lime past Warner has been laborlng
under the delusiOn that one Of HE neigh.
bofa, u farmer named Samuel Kuhns,
lad btwltched HE COW. The proper thing
10 do according 10 the country idea, is "a
Ore piece Of silver into the pot contain
ing milk from the troubled bc0t, which
vii scatter. the witches and disenchAni
the COW Accordingly Warner loaded 4
rusty gun and capped the charge with q
piece OF silver Then he took position
and aimed ~ the milk crock. The qua
went Oh on time, but not according u
programme rs the barrel exploded and
ba1ly wounded Warner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

NEwBURYpURr, Macs Dec ~ a
dAstArdly Rltom0t vas recently male 10
poison the family OF Frank u 5xsstrr
by putting arsenic 10 sumo pc store.
rne entire family, comprising six per
B0fB. were made vGry sick Tho pota
toes were baked aud tie sEius were
eaten With ha rest Of the potatoes. Tire
fsmiIy detected bitter ihste. and soon
alter eating all were taken viOlsHs,y
III. A doctor wss 1t once called and
Rntidotes wore Administered IL time 10
save their ives. II Eas teen learned
that the potatoes rEme from . lot re-
oeived 10 this city by rail- iast " ok
They wer5 sold TO various gsrt,sa In
lhis vicinity, and no complaint has
beon made by any other CustTmtrs /
suspected that ctrtain p non who g.
known T. be bitter sgsiust tbc family
!!prlnkied srFsnlc over the potatoes bg.
isFe the latter were used. The police
have begun q thorough investigation o.
the case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

INV HOHK Dec. IL -g,,.-,y..l
had miss Maria Neimsn. I, y, ~, ~ |
arrested for obtslulug gooi. -
uauer false prgm,sss. liz Is@.t,
Old aud liv.s on Glt5mo,s" w
East Nsw York, ue,r Nh. NJ NV
home. He rays IA ptcml,si n ~.
him II he would = "a bst -, ia ~ ~ Y
and q tilk dress. Ilstlin III
Given her before that a gre, y.
rreFouts. ~" VA
When | cav, Ter Tia J,, ,
ltshs," no continued IN ~,
turn from me. Aiv- bu ~ -,
met me 81 me iuur when i ~, r N
bouaa. Doe day met her,shd ,tsis1,
that she wuu uDt mary M. / M,
"a with her, tu she va a uo, NV. ~
ne" '' '''su
Mr. Meter Is luraiei I , Ia .,,l,.
Justice schielel pe.9i,,vi M \,
man to so home under he r-enSl
Der lawyer lint ah6 gU1ll aposmrlI
NAntei for ;iiA'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19
FIFTH COTTON


CHEsrgR, Dec l9s,
O'Clock this afternoon y, So1oilly ahI
ths large barn on he Gs zoe %
sock farm, on the n"oe'astHusI
s St.anis'oTp toEnship, nsa T'i a..
s s.sslon. The structure "a, AaolI
staole high, and the bsl,roa o. v
" less then two hour. ,,,a ~ mana
tee stone walls and pieces V ~ po.slll
lng Nm boz marked tbe NJ smos|
worth" IL owned by j W. W. Apl
o. WAllinafoFd In thu s,.,h hsj
line Of the fie were o,s a.,os u
~ head OF tias Jer,ev ,a i,S,sl y
head q horses, Thea va s''.o ed
trough the efforts o. t5s ZEN t'l9
, 'l.., z. 9ttswo'd, srd t,rms a.lo y
ns'RhbofhOoi, with Nh. t, ,ues q
months old boil cal, X ,plon 1
9noa rescued, cut tan G, ~ 81
names. The ont re s,l,k ~
implements WAS cm nm, hieI
efe Va nAbie, end ihs ies u a., y
LOUIS, ,,,oolsr s qnite heavy. NY n.y.
lages, hAfne,s, Nv t6i. 4, 's'lA
bushels OF cOrn, q largp Ia, ~ " ~ Y
pei, ttiaEi wheat ana ~ ~, ~
burned How The aie a. Slr' ! w \
hhosn. While the l1,s i. ,,-,,' Y
Mr. Metour says thsii, / tS Sisa w slll
w Insurance 'u''' S'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

nothing iu oil probability Wcu q
have been EnoEn Of the HpArt,pR
n hes that took place a. BesR's Hall,
222 French strest, last night had oat
Of he ticktts Of admission net sec
JrntAlly fallen into the hands OF Mayo
Ia rlngton. Alter = crowd Of soCu'
300 young men ranging In age from 10
TO IS bad gathered the sports uom
menced at 3 o'clock. There was con-
siderable surprise At this tine 81 III,
entrance Ut Mayor Harrington and Ser
gsAut Tucker. UGderstAndluR that
there was u Do "Agock out" bet on
"Touy" s snuard sod Kelly, the ~ Ayot
stat d that he had 20 ubjsc.ions % the
boys mi )ying some HpBrrluR fuu, tut
there could bs no knock oats" tn
crowd, Ecquie5c ng u the requss. Of tbe
Mayor, proceeded with their pTorrF u
Seraeslt Blackburn and Ohlgr E,lley
called In during tns evening, but al
though some lively spArriug was going
on, there was TO GAUGE for interference.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

dACKEAsACK Dec IL On the sgo
DDd 6uneEy evening In September
1857, nish EnmA Trsutweiu alight. d
from Delaware, LagkAEanns aud
Western ira a. Lindhutst and u pass-
Ing along a b3ariWA,E fell over an %
struotion, breaking her nose ard mArr
Ing her beauty. She sued the company
alleging that there was no Ugh. ln Or
obout the station, aud that the walk
gas obstruotsd by liea and plank. The
Defense pat Va GENIAL NJ facts altered
and pleaded that Miss TraquYaln had
90 right to lrsvel on Sunday Il was
proved that she vas on q mission ul
mercy, having been to the city Tor !
siok mother The jury gave her a yer
riok Of SIS 600
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19
I,r,nnntn hoI,nnrnvnh

All the parties concerned, consisting OF
the b ard Of Port Wardens, representa-
tiycs Of the r., W & y. Railroad Com.
pany, OF he Wiln 'ngton Steamship Com
pany, Of the jackson Il sharp Company,
met 10 the rooms Of the survey ing DE
partment OF the p, w. 81 q. Railroad
Company at noon yesterday, and sgreed
upon plan for remedyiuR the defects
complained Of In the cut of bridge across
the BTRndywlne by the Board of Port
Wnrdens. The plan proposed and &C,
cepted, is TO erect two Tenders, one on
each side OF the creek, 800 aud 200 feet
long respectively; 10 lengthen the piers
and TO EJECT piles ] . feet high.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19
nwhlle oapa., oppo.e ii. ne.n

RID BANK, Dec Is The "Whttt
Uspr' have commenced operations In
RED Bank. On Sunday morning VII
liam Laurence, better known IS "Bud"
Laurence, found q letter uhder his door
signed by White Caps. The letter wa
OtnAmsutad with cross bones ami shull
a0d iutimhted that II Laurence did MOI
set Woik By Wednt siAy, 30 that he
might be able 10 support his family, be
wtuld DO "Wbito-oapped" by The band
LAnrenUs WAS very N uoh frightened,
Aud bis time ia now taken up In looking
for employ ment 30 far he has failed
He 70 afraid 90 go out at night lest be
should be discovered b. one Of to,
band,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

Removal
Removal
TIRE LEADING CLOTHIERS.
|. Hamburger &SOns,

Who will move to their store about Dec. 2Sthin
tend to off all the stock they this week II will
money to do it, but rather than carry such immense stock
with intend give the public chance who we are
and what will do for them the way Of sacrificing prices
This sale will only last the balance Of this week We know the
people read advertising matter with very little interest As
there has been much fictitious advertising Of late the people
no doubt when reading advertisement viii say Here is
another giving the world for nothing, and train of thrown
in TO deliver it, But only ask your attention
for few moments and win be pleased demonstrate
these facts.
We do not handle common hoddy goods you fit your
self out this week with fine SUIT and ovccoat for just the
price you will pay for every day suit willing
to lose all Of profits this week. will carry such
large stock with Such reductions heard of be
fore Call early before they all picked First come
first served.
lovely line OF Furnishings and fine line Of Gold and Sill
yer Head Umbrellas OF Fine Gloria and Silk This grand
chance to make your sweetheart lovely present for very
little money. Monogram cut free Of charge
Our Boy, and Cmidrens Department we have been
through this morning aud made reductions both Suits
and OvcrCoats.
You fit yourself with seven and cghtdoar long
pants suit Tor just four dollars ChdCns Suits low
two dollars, all Of fine material
PS-Aso big reduction in Storm Oycraoa,s all of the
latest
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19
OOr federare psn.lons

COLUMBUS, 9 G., Dec. IS.-The sen
sts yesterday rejected the bill to tstsb
hsh home fer disabled Conf deratr
soldiers and sailors, and passed a bill
amending shs present Pension laws By
mi Dg She total amount 10 be aid
oui annually to 10000 The bill pro.
Vdes thai In oaoh county a COMMITTEES
OF nve veterans shall be annually 80.
lsoted by mass meeting Of their COM
Eadts This com mittee will select from
rue list OF applicants such INDECENT and
diaA6!ed veterans As they may deem
worthy and thesa will receive 3 pensiuu
Of 30 per year each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

N.w YogK ue5 IS lra ,psga, .,s
noon,, uplan to NAH, Gta9d a u n,
workman P0Edgtly, ie'ethg ,s' ,,SIII1I
tory Of the Catholic GAi'.ca I a.,,S Ia
,hs oEier, said: "Y.u nave ,i ao1iS IN
tSS s,.tsmsnt, sat.si IL LaGaaih =, N
hatIlnly nominst,d zo'.a a,,,oo n gevsl
EEsout,ya Bead Ihe qas'''1v .,,ir,
. ytsIsi' my Had. The only u s.I,I,
5 5ogs When yoq nrAr i ssa ip ~ Il h
oTsap.zAiiou lie bsinS e1hD ..v ID ID
Catholic Church you can .. ~ /
la That seems TO he ss'i ! AMI ~
FOR the disloyal
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

PATTLE CREEK, Mich Dec 10 - "A
frsls be train vest ound on the uinoin
nstl, JAtkson s. maekinAW RAILWAY
broke IN ough trettle bridge two nil /
EAST 0! AuglslA, 81 80 .. Ia. The en-
glne and tender passed safely, bat thls
tesn cars loaded with coal, one box oAT
loaded with lion ApG oabOaSe fell q
feet. Brakeman Track Psnniman was
slightly injured. Conductor Lincoln.
u Van Vert, o had bis left log broked
and bis back badly injured. His 10
jules inRy prove fatal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

Ehe ensapssa has house Tn Ghs city
BumfoFG Bros AOA Mnyhe9 aeFsst
ouppins and lssohing, lOB Il. Bssond "a.
Try Bush's coal you Will like II,
Try BuSh's coal you will surely liken,
killard Y. Davis, leueler, 4. second u.
Fine Is X, Rings, at Hama. Is =. Fourth.
Frank ROop Smith. druggist. san and King.
American Laundry, Ga West trent street.
Brazilian Balm. immediate cure nor numps
\. Il. Duritoln, 2lb King, has noe line Of
cigars and tobacco. BUY your Christmas
presents nov.
Look ever Durstain'a nnS Egi sorlmens
igars, pipes and cigar CASES. WhOIoia &
and fe,aI 2lb King
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

Old KRIS will be 81 Aliens 5-csnt
store, No. 2l9 Market gtrset, all this
week, selecting bis toys for the oAil
dren. All the buys aud girls, II years
old and under, must write him /, or.
He has offered ~ q prize 70 the GIRL
writing him the bBst letter that bsaut-
ful $50 doll, and to the boys toy steam
engine. This letter must DO composed
and written By themselves. The offer
Is 10 all children In the State.
Your Friend, OLD KRIss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

EAsIoa, Pa, D3l. i''-hll, y.
freight tralu va csys'iuA u'et ~ Z ~
iron bhdEp, between aAl2e S y.Pl.,
and PAekert0n on tie l@niea 'anol
lsalifoAj this N ralns "'ta NV ~ W., ~
ploulnR fuiouslY, tie io1i d 20 ~
aNrAissd bodily aud, WHO pI il' -,
Charles HiI1n 90 ? EAs oAitl i..O ~
,be telegraph wire sud taea uiuPP ,.
MO he Lshlsh Il yer. Ihe Wy "
being high HiI.n was Ist i, ~,
hSlf mile before he was AUG % "a ~ (,
he shore He landed vet and co.,; ", Y,
aptnrt. Had the river been - ~ ~
Il seIIsf4lly Is Htlln sol d a1.' w
ja.esd 20 death against she f'OA'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

CoArRsyiLLE, Dec ls.-Last week
William J kaufman, editor Of the Ches.
ter Valley UuiOn. published au account
OF ID Y. Faddis, Of Ercildoun, Offering
70 sell out the post office at that place
Faddls denies tho charge aud yester lay
had Editor Kaufman placed under S6OO
bail to answer the charge OF libel At the
next term Of court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

The Wilbur 0plrA Company rave
sheiT second PER ofmanoe 81 the Opera
Bouse last evening before \ fair sizej
Ru1itros In TOE Princess OF Tfeb'-
z1ude," . three act opera. They will
appear sgsiu this afternoon and even
lng in "MAsoOtt." The performance
last evening wss hardly up 10 tht
standard OF the compAny's work.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

EAsToN, Pa, Dec 49, Adolph P.
Beige, prominent citizen OF Bethlehem,
10 DAY narrowly escaped being buried
alive. He Lad started Tor his uoultry
house, aud while walking along n marrow
brick pavement a section Of II gave way,
aud he tank fifteen feet into an Abaud oned
clsteru, stones, bricks and mud falling
npon him In his Descent. He crHwled to
a small opening AID called Tor help, but
could not be heard. A farmer named
BickeFt happened shortly aftefWard 10
call At BeiPe's sud saw the gap. Betrc
was rescued with great difficulty, cut
bleeding aud covered with bruises.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

On Saturday our people will have en-
opportunity to witness q minstrel show
by johnson & slAvin's burnt cork
artists. THIS troupe has bssn enlarged.
and said to be ss good as any show on
the Foed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

no call and te9 our silk plush osps for
20 cts Black Tam O'ShAngerB iadiss'
olacE hoodr, an elegant line OF zephyr
goods Of all kind; also IN fl RS. A fun
hno OF SILK hsudke' chiefs Es % ' az 10
cents. ct Hukill & Polsrs, COZ Second
and TAtnall streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

OOpious rains and swollen streams
caused a suspension OF work 10 the iron
mill yesterday.
GBorge flaming, q weaver nj kla-
msDsl WOolsn mills. has had q parAly tic
stroke that renders hun nAbs 70 work
U. Mhoduff Paul, B & o. agent, L.
dangerously III At the homo OF Mr.
sharplesi, at Ashland, and Mr.. Lay ton,
formerly Of the Hotel Richard son, al
DIVER, has taken Mr. PAurs position.
The outlook at tbs rolling mill and
Woolen mill seems uhusually promising.
Some think that Capt. Andr vii
llAms did 1t all with hls little log cabin
In the lane.
90 dit--one Of KlsmeDsl:s employees
10 to lead u pa hA hymeniAl one Of our
lovely young ladies' In the near future
It's Wright" that blessings thus b,
sent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

N i,a9 la rat remedy, s} x. pCsIIIiorsI
Fla syrup CJmPany' ~, Ne 10 he ~
oalilornis. Ilisssfs,s ~ blrnl,si \
Scceptsb e to tue ,ton'. u pisaPi =, 7.
thorough IN lts Ao, 5r.,,a ed Af''
N B, DAnfOIlb, oos'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-19

W. and II, FA'snoro, in the mp
part 81 Chrlstlal hundred, have en-.
pl ytd competent man TO superin tend
N Il n ard ara now prepared 10
grind corr on the ear 10 . satisfactory
mAurers