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Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

The annual encampmsnt OF the Stats
Militia will Commences ut Brandywipe
Syringe Tomorrow aud continue for o. !
week. This morning a detail Of / q
men, under tho direction or Colonel
John NJ. Newell, vent 10 the SPRING.
for the purpose Of pitching the TENT
and doing oil other necessary work fol
the reception Of the militia.
irhey will return this evening. The
troops from down the State viii arrive
tomorrow morning ~ $50 o'clock, on I
special train.
The regiment viii form on French
street, right resting on Ninth, facinr
west. The march VIII be down Freuc
to Eighth, TO Market, to station
where they will board spsoia
train leaving ut 10 10 O'Clock for tn,
camping grounds. They will be accom-
panied by the FiTat Bsaimeut Fife nu(
Drum Corps and HyAtt's Military Band
This latter will give sevsta concert
during ths sposmpment, which viii
continue for one week.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16


TRENTON, July l5.-About hiteel
young men OF this city, with K Of
beer which they had o. a wheeibairow,
crossed the bridge over the Delaware this
morning, aud prepared to sScud thu dly
upon Tie property Of DR.. R 8, Dana,
who owns p res 'lsn Y aud nlot Of ground
near he opposite shose. DR.. Dara w,nt
down towae.e lie party had determined
to spend he diy, aud ordered tn N TO
leave. One OF thu rntiisns hen assault.
ed the doctor, VIII de ended htms II as
best he could. He was knocked down By
the fellow ard hers OF the gang coming
TO the taeF, as fast as the 4 Ctor re
covered lis ieet knocked him down
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

Goarle W. oaltp Is visiting Cape
Ksy.
The Nlsses Hlnneaer, OF Reading, are
visiting treG1r III t1l6 city.
Or G. r JG-ris ard family are
PBsIinR lev dsys a + hohoth.
Gaor7e z Feu'son, of Ban Franois3o,
Is Waiting itisuls in this CITY.
Thombs K Porter, oil this city, viii
pGsa ths coming month at Biands wine
bprlnRs.
Charlie P. Fsil'smb is very sick Of
hart dl.ass aud cropsy, al his homs.
No. 81 L. st Eighth street.
Walter II Dsvereli, OF the Arm o.
Deyeret Bros HIS CITY, has opaned .
BAKERY ies Angeles, Cal.
Mis- safe p. Carpenter ia Visiting
he c,usiu, Miss Dollie E freeman
nesr Z Eton, a..
Mrs S A Afrey and Mrs. John W
Reeve viii short y Btati On trip Wes
10 witt re altyes
Msg Paula s.la.a. of F'o,ido, i
visiting her ann. NJ Lluiss Y 4ugnan
III tbs q ton Heuge.
Mrs.. F snk Hiss'na Is yuet'oatln
1T Olas ton, Del, aurpg tie samms
months
The Raw. MARCUS R-onsap. pasfo- {
the FirsG PFesbI tCr j.. gharaa Of Cam
dec, N j., aGd sGn Law q C3aors
W Bush, was In tie Gig On SAlnraa
HA,ry Enrt, he f6puar MarSl
street cloher, VII isEg= 70 laorruw {,
Atlantic u J to s5aa1 week or IL
days for the b3neat 81 HE laath.
d. Wiissll and vile, I,8 Popl
sirset, Will lesvs here Is.lbograw I
Bridgeport n, J there's % sfa T.
City aud other plAcse 6l noe whs
they will sIeDd several Wesha
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

Albert o. Smith, The m,gnv Al a.
Domestic Sewing Machtus CJnns,l
AFFECTED to en- item Which srts,,J n
Saturdays REPUBLICAN, h ttss,s-
to his agent s0,zing q teWlrs sa,liss
on which oil the payusa, M M
made with the exception dp HIl|
nnitted the fact Of the .al,ass 1,ylDv|
been taken, bat taid lai IA mn
reason why II was done VII b.tOls
the woman refused 10 ply ssy Mora d
tile ground that che had b,.I III IAS
the machine was worth, lie clio N
that as soon as shO came TO Nt.aau
Saturday morning ard le1i5t,t 4. 4
the machine was tskaa bl.k 10 !,
house and sho was given & :s.dy
full.
Squire Bfrtclette, hcws73,, teil
lsOnisWhat diAtrGst st0,Y. H5auhI
Ih3 womsp Cams to him i2i fsep1'u
OF swearing oOE \ warrant III lie lHs
OF the agent that took the us.bgein
her house, snd that be adyl,ei hH J
fore proceeding further to cal Na
office OF the company sud render I'D
and demand tbs return o, The ui3ll
This she did, in The pGelCGc9oisE
Crawford, before 10 O'ClnCk CT SlluFl
morning, and wss tod thai iag q
not know where the machine vn
supposed II had been put back vA
/ lot Of others. Che then toll l62E 4
she had bean 10 see a 9Q1i'at sal ,
unless the mRchinB va, returned
Intended TO push the case, TleyRg
iaed to return 1t, but according 10!
/ statement did not DO 60 until lslshl
evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

Carl R5lmea, German aged about 30
years, died at his residence en- lowering
avenue, near Riddles road, last evening,
after an illness of sis weeks, from pneu
MONA. The deceased came TO this coun
try between seven and eight years ago,
from Etteuheim, Baden, Germany. Upon
arriving In this country, he came a once
tothis city and entered the employ OF
Hartman u Fthrenbach as general
laborer at their brewery, where he has
remained ever sluce lie was unable To
speak the English language He leaves
IL life aud two children. Tae funeral
will take place On Wednesday afternoon
at O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

A obligation of ladies from the W.
@. 7. u Of this city. waited Upop
Mayer Harrington last Saturday morn.
Ing to urFe upun him the nete sity Of
having female matron ct police sta
ton TO attend to female prisoners and
ohildcen. The ladies thought there
should be two mRtFonB appointed. one
foE day and the other for night duty,
md that Council should mKke some Pro
vision for paying them They aisC
oRllsd the Mayors attention to tho lack
OF ventilation Ia tha CellF, and be, The
same as Chief SwiRgett, promised 10 d
Everything In bis power to hGVe SOME
aetlon tahen In the nat!eY.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

Terrible Excitement on Market Street
There YVES great excitement lsst
Saturday At No. 4l6 Market street, ba
tween Fourth and Fifth stTeess, on SC
count OF the immense crowd that c5m.
ptettly blocked the sidewalk on the
front entrance 0f Nc, 4l6 Market Bt The
cause Of this treEendon crowd WEs TIE
great BANKRUPT sale oI clothing. Ever. :
thing % going fast. All admit ouch
great barEElns were mes or b9tote 0fiarCd
In Wilmington. We advise our readers
to call RI once, as the entire stock must
oo closed out In lees than two weeks re-
Gardless OF coat. These guols are all
nav aud perfect, FIRST quSHty And made
up 10 the lateB5 siyles. We have only
apSce to mention few OF the bargain >
that are bslng Offered: si2ty-s!ght cents
Will buy mems gool.weaiipg pants 81,
AZ Will buy men's good uazsinsre pants
In l'Sht and dark cllorf; 81 IA will buy
mcn's fac dress pants In thirty dit
fercnt alyle2i % 20 will buy msn q good
cashmere RuIts; So % will buy uleg'B
good true blue flannel suits, warrEuta
fast colcEe; IS will bay Ruod bulinesg
.auii, sackB or outAWAys, In light hnd
dark ooo,si S7,48 will buy an &ll.Wool
fashionable dress auit IN al color;
bb % will buy an imported English
fancy worsted or oOrKscreW Rnis In
ssoka and ur.hutton getaways In al
c5lort; $40 30 will bny first ciass
block corKscreW Prince A bert suit,
aAtin faced. in all slzes; SIS cania will
bny genuine sesrsu ker or fancy lRi
md ye,ti II cents wi buy Chi dfen's
knee paut9, age 4 to 10 YearP; ~ 10 vii
buy tirst-c ass boy's suit In ell HzeL-
a r1sl good article that cost 70 manufac.
tate In larss quantities Sc
A large variety OF FIVE all-TaO
youths, boys' and ohildreh'A suits aut
odd pants Will ba sold FOR the mere Cos
of making. All other goods will be solt
Ia ga ne proportion rs the above men
toned prices. An examination OF tn
Immense ttoolt OF goods viii prove tba
the above are positive facts. L. cost
nothing 30 Gall RDd judge for youTs6li
~ chance 10 get suGh Rregt bargain
will never occur RRntn, Gall early y
lRVotd tho rush. Bear 81 mird that Iii
Igreat sale must positively c,ass at ia
end OF two weeks. look for the lars
inUmbsr OF tho bankrupt stara, No. A.!
NJ Arkat street., between Bougth and FIT
streets, Wilmington, Del. Taxa motto
ltSat Ril COCOA are gold at private salt
no suction. Store open from a. ii
until9 O'Clock at night; Saturday unit
II o'clock at night.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

Special Agent Stout received iniorma-
tion HAT John Daley was fined $40 and
costs by Squire Jester, OF Dover, for
cruelty to a horse. 1t seems that Daley,
who resides near Dover, recently came
into possession Of fortune through the
death of his father, aud one day last
week visited Dover for the purpose of
having good time. After imbihing con-
siderable OF the ardent he started to
drive around the streets al a breakneck
speed, aud was arrested aud fined.
He promptly paid the amount and went
out, but repeated the offence and was
again arrested and lodged In jail. AS he
had driven the horse numerically he
was le.d on that charge and lined.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

BePAFatos-Explosion of Molten Iron
Limited Express Dsratlsd
Late Oh Saturday night John Grimm,
Oscar LlDdstrom and Charles Neles start.
ed from Elizabeth, New Jersey, IN row
boat 10 20 fishing In Staten leland
Sound. Yesterday morning the boat WAS
found smashed, as though II had beea
struck by steamer. Tha hats and
bA kets of the men were also picked up.
A natural gas explosion occurred IN
Washington, Penna., on Saturday morn
ing A party Of workmen were making
a connection and the gas was turned on
by mistake just as the men bad made
their fire to heat the pipes, Oliver
white, Ernest Boyd. john Marshall,
James Llnely and man named Men
were severely burned 1885,.
While long freight train on the
! Reading Railroad was descending a
heavy grade at Ashland, Peuna,, on Sat
urdAy morning, It % Paratel, and whuu
the engine stopped at the station the
second section crashed into the first,
smashing nineteen cars ard destroying
Or damaging their contents.
! By the explosion of ladle of molten
! iron, at Emsus Pipe foundry, in Allen.
! town, Penna,, on Saturday, William
Stauifrr and Jeremiah Relss were fatally
wounded. Jacob Wolf, George schmgy
or, Daniel Aoker and Nathan Barton
/ were severely Injured
TWEEN one young men from Baltimore
went 10 North Point yesterday afternoon
ARRIVING there, ten Of them put cut in
row boat to fish. The boat was capsiz
cd, end Joel Lutz, William Finn and
Frat Vera were drowned.
The Grand Trunk Limited express was
derailed near Dstr0lt, Michigan, on Fri
! day night The engine turned complete
/ ly over and killed Fireman Baby. The
PASSENGER were badly shaken up, but
none were dangerously injured.
John Humphreys, eolored, was arrested
in AsheYille, North Carolioa, ON Frid4y,
for criminally RssaultiDg Kate Parker, q
white girl, 10 years of age. Early on
saturday morning a mob took Hum.
phr(ys from Jail AID hanged him TO a
! tree.
A battery of eight gas tanks, in Iud
low, Kentucky, exploded on Saturday
iDIuriBg fifteen men, four Of them fatally
The gas was generated from naphtba fol
lighting the railroad shops and for use IN
/ the Mann Boudor cars.
| Two freight trains collided YESTERDAY
morning on the Western North Ca olina
! Railroad near Asheville, wrecking boil
engines and number OF cars. A coloreL
brakeman was killed and five peri on.
were injured.
! Emma Rhoads, aged "a, ard Anne
Frysinger, aged II, were struck by Q
[ train while waikiki q M tho raIlrnod
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

During The week endir7 Y aa'l M n
Saturday tfere we're 2? piE4a pasi,
rtages aud n deaths rsp9iisl y n, IA HI,
mr. Lea rs having oe1lils1 y i, '+ ,rdInz
nReinst as deaths Tor The es'l 'P'-s
week OF last year -. .,.I,,,uu.
Causes OF death: Cfofi'g ~, .,s. 3.
8; heart disease, lnaEasi'i4 w., ( ~ ,,sS5i
oident, consumption, iaaa. ~. ' 7, 1,i
fever, 2 each Cancer, ~
meningitis, pneauoai., am ,,,,, !
Ages Of deoeaepd ttd5f ! s ,o,,
fsom TO 2, /; from 10 . - ,.l n d 10
i; from 20 70 60, q FROM e =, + u
ffom o to 3d. from 81 70 w -. =, !,
There we're 5 o0ronsr.i Vf' !. A, /
birth, a female black chl'd, al n. !
brought mere for tnl6rnt5! Ap'
away,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

The new double quartette choir Of the
Central Presbyterian Church sang for
the first time yek tgrday. 1t is composed
of Eugene Start and Robert Edwards,
tenors; Mrs. Florence Fisher and Kate
BisgelI sopranos; MIS-. Samuel MeAdams,
alto, with Samuel McAdams ard Joseph
Dent bassos There will be another a Ia
added and MirB Ella HCCracken viii
sing soprano until September, in place oi
Mrs Fisher, who viii get as orgauist IN
Ford FuImer's place while be is ON Lis
vacation.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

On Saturday evening Judge Lyman
fined George w. Williams g. aud costs
Tor diBorderly conduct.
Yesterday Georglana Banner, Mary
Dougherty and Alfred West were fined 81
and ces for disorderly conduct.
John Mclaughlin, FIR being drunk,
was fined IS and coRts.
VIM. M1ee, Jr., Tor being drut k wat
tlntd 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

Tbomss 81. Ogle vas 75 yesrs OF age
last Saturday, and In honor ofthe event
hsld q reception at his residence, No.
T03 French street, which lasted until
O'Clock In the afternoon During the
day be was called upon bya LARGE mum
bar Of his friends, all OF whom were re-
osived IN the most courteous mBnner
Refreshments were served in abundance
hnd ali who called wished that theiI
geDisl friend might 1.-Two to see many
returns OF the day.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16
THIRD eDlTl0M.


Tho Americas and Wilmington clubs
met at the Union street grounds for the
secoud tire on SATURDAY, and played an
unintt reetiDg game. The WILMINGTON faii-
ed to score after the third inning In the
fourth inning the Wilmi eions got ratified
and the Americas managed to score -FOUR
runs. FfrEUsou was inclined TO isvor
the Americas About 5Ou persuns VII,
messed Jhe GENE. The sore in detah
ra1IoUe.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

HoNQUIrT Masr., Ju,y IS &c ncra
SheriBRa passed = very GD4t4reaoit
night, sleeping qui sly neatly the entlgi
time. He has LsG Q goo ny unswItb
standing Some siis ht disorder Uf ali
mentB, which has pIo iu5s5 10 uufaVof
aoIs aympaon Of m0neLt lila pale,
has bgau 0 good tension sod his reppi
Tetlol al ttna5 hEs boon DaaEly norma
His c5uza HISS not bsen tgolhleAp-1a.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16
Fifth EpITINH.'


Rav, T. R, McDowaII I
oy wine Presbs terlan t,S ~, L'wlr Ba
. plain, practical sernon Ht 4, p'elaI
uhuFeh at Hamurtoo. Pa 'n lae II,
ctS'Stno9n' u ANAL coup,eoSsa,ls.a 1tl
henntt' Square, and R I SaI clalct
~ = aaosslhe the two, Ia ors e,,' I'Is
paysical powers. n,mo,,'Sa',,AIl'Gl
rounded by a rich aafi9B,, tua y a
and there should be 4 sr an, pi1l e'Ualg
OF residents ia the vicIn,sy T., hcsh
Compensation t6aI w5r'j " 'li9lll
pFoaener without sIdltln1,, 'lpsoi
my ~, o ,, section. Il u5fpI,, ~ .,.t g
we're held and tho o11 s,lll '''Vil
the result very ltko}g VIM, 'u'sI nd
isfaclory. Rav. Nj T. y',. pi'Va q
great daa( % iuiusy :, ~ XXI, y .@ dsssI
ms etlng, and the copgrsg,.io Ivy Ny N
greatly increased 10 HnH , s'' y h.
there 10 room Tor many o,Sss &G
Three members from si' a..
y, uhuroh WerP resolved h, n .'
Sunday from the faui,y " d Nae
Talley, who purchase , h ',aA
Oentrsvllle a few month, ~, 'lSiI
closing prayer on sngJ,y ~ n
Was made By Rsv WIN i a i.'llo
son, who preached IN M as, uia'f''t
twenty years ago. Al h I ,., ~
any charge The present ~, sl'as
raogement mlEh; ro,sl5,y :.
with him 10 assist M 5,, y ~
charge that would provg N,, N.Y.
TO all Interested. Anrs \.
ANS a. the church q II, y, .. a'ssa
were Thomas Ho0ten Z, MA g q w.
ans hundred ard J. H,ry Nh ss' y.llsl1
OF this city. In The ey,li,s,es,s,a.'.s'l
gentlemen bcoompatied M y 4, ~ NY
Mcdowell to Mt. cub, VII. ., IN, ~
fotoible sermon, in raita lls,s s-,ss.l
Of piety, not n erely mouth v,v I,,'i w
the carrying Of the comms56Esy ,i Y, W
practical every day lie, M ma ~ ~, !.
lation OF ths patience Ald p.,s,,, -
OF the Saints, was listtnede,
- -
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

Prof. osabb has just completed a
beautiful riecs OF enRroseing for the
trustees Of Scott M. E. Church en- the
dahth OF Samuel l. Parker, 1t /,
original In design (22z23) and Ia equal
to any piece OF work done in this city.
Photographic copies OF IL by j. Paul
BIoWn con bs had at Prof. GrAb5't
studio, 7o6 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

Several gentlemen who visited the race
yesterday afternoon say that 1t is In a
fearful condition, and tlled with decom
posing vegetable matter One gentleman
who examined the water in the south ba-
sin, says that 1t looks as though it was
mixed with sulphur, aud has all tbs ap
pearance Of some dye stuff which liz
saw thrown Ia tae BraBdywine ons day
recently
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16
Now! Right Now!

We refer to Summer Clothing for men
and boys. We have great big stock too
big for us-but you will be benefited by our
oversight in laying it in. 1t must be sold.
Our great piles of Summer Clothing ready
made aud piece goods must go. 'Twoald be
the height of folly for us TO think OF keep
ing them over To sell them we must offer
extra inducements, and this we do by giving
you the best, the coolest the handsomest
goods you ever saw Tor the smallest money
YOU ever heard Of This is a fact. Come
right now and share in the bargains, Tor
bouncing big bargains they are. We can't
afford to keep these goods over, but we can
afford to sell them at prices far below their
value and this we are now doing. Come right
along-remember we do not do business in
the Catch penny Style" We do as we say
we viii because we want to stay, and we
defy any house in the State to compete with
US. lfyou want bargains in cool goods
noE's your time.
TAILORING. We are busy with our
force making up stock Tor the tall and win
ter, but are glad to have orders to fill, and at
this season of the year we make special
prices as an inducement
We are determined to turn big lot OF our
goods into cash within the next thirty days ii
low prices will do it. We will be glad to
have any one come and see for themselves.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

This morning h0so.an Watson, col.
ored, WA clAeFei bBiuTe Judge Lyman
with an Esaau : aud battery On JOSEPH
sprn2sr on Saturday, In Bputn vii.
lhinEt0n, The court senteaesd him tc
pay ~ I'D ccsis, amounting to $685..
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

GtALIFORNIA.
" Special Parties, Semi Houthiy. FIRES
Sleeping Cars. Cheap Rates, Southern
Route. Address It H&WLEY, General
Bsstern Agent, 399 Broad gay. N. Y
Il. j. SMITH, 4e2 Chestnut street, Phiia
dGlphiA, or any Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Agent. ie2-sa.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

"DarK and lonely 10 cur d yelling,
IIone oily Ia Our hesFtb TO day,
f0t the one we lovo 90 dearly
Has forever passed RWaY,n 9

Has forever passed away"
GRUBB.-on tho l4th inst Ho'sn b.
daughter Of Joseph i. and Priscilla ID.
druhb, aged II years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In =
yitel 70 attead her funeral from tho rcgl.
dence OF her parents, No. "a West Fourth
street, on Tuesday afternoon at 40. Ser
v'ess et the htuse, lnttrmsnt at kivSrvieW
cemetery.
LOUDEy,--Un July l4ta, 1888, Jo0sph o.,
Louden, in his So ysar.
Relatives and friends, alec Smyth Pos.
and diamond state Uastlo, No. 10, X, oitf.
T., and tbs order IN general, and tho ON.
pleyes OF the Jackson & shArp Company are
especially invited TO attend his funeral
from b q late residence, No. 9A Poplar
/ he houIo at2 O'Clock services at linton
M n. church. lnternent at hivervlew
/ cemetery.
SHANNON GA July ilth, 1881. Saliio y
v lie OF bi9i atd shannon, IA the SGD year
oftar BRc.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
v'tei 10 attend her iuEoTal from the resi-
dencs Of Ter husband, No. 1910 jackson
| street, on Tuefday sftoiLoon at 80 O'Clock.
services az tue htu'o. lntozmcut at htyer-
view Cemsie'y.
WILLIAMSON Newark, Del, OF the
18TH inst John X, WILLIAMSON.
Relatives and fTionds arc respectfully in.
vlted 20 attend his funeral irons tbs Hethu
dt6t Eplsc0psl bhurch, o. ThuTBtRY alter
noon, At o'creE. luterment st tho M. Z.
cemetery, without iurtlCr notice.
aREES WALT-0n tile 10th Inst En- lily
h., wits q hobor. Cromwell, IN the 6sd
| year Of her aye.
RclstivH1 and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited u attend her funeral
! nom tins rssidense Of her hu bani, IN NH
| Cteok bulfrsd, on Wednesday afssrnOOn.
! TO meet OF tie houf at 2 0c oeE. lnlerment
/ 1t White Clay Greek olmstsry.
| KEN AF-On the l4th mat, sidney T.,
vile OF Jamos Kalatu, In her S9th yssr.
Relatives AID frlsIua ara respectfully In
J Hised % attend Ter funeral from the resi-
| donoo Ct her hubbard, No. s3I WosL sec, nd
street., on CuesdaY afternoon, 81 O'CLOCK
lnterment At hlyeryiew osmoteiy.
We miss you whom the morning dAWns,
We m.Bs Jou wheh the Hlaut returns.
| We misc you here, We m isa you there,
Dear mother, we miss you everywhere. =
4 SQulBB.-Gn the 14.h inst, Ida A
| Squ!bb, dnush tsF of josephine AMI the
la.e Alirei squi0b, In the l9lh yoar Of hei
! Rae.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
Vited u attend her funeral from the resi-
detce Of hes mother, No, B3l East event.
erect, On Tuesday, l7th. at $40 o'clock
services AZ scott M. l.. Church.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16
IllErI.

DORsEY-On the 1stb inst John DorFoy,
RRed 30 years,
RelativeB and friends are respectfully in.
vited 70 Rttsnd his f1Eetal from his late resi-
dense, No. ss4 spruce strset, on Wednssd az
morning, at O'CLOCK, High Mass at st
Mays church. lntsriasnt 1T new uatho
drsl cemetery
PhiildeiphiA papers please copy.
VAnCE-On the Ib'h inst John o., Fon Of
Aztec "a, and tho late CHARLES l.. VaLce
aged 2 years.
The relatives and frionds OF the family ara
respectfully invited 70 attond tho funeral
irom the res danoe OF his grandfather,
Francis Hoifecksr, No els West Second
street, on Tuesday afternoon. at 400 O'Clock
| PfivAte intermsnt at klyeTvleW cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

VgTAprED-rWO CARRIAGE TRIM.
w more TO work on tops. APPLY neV
city UaTfiag6 works, llu ~
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

AMERicUs.

SCORE ~ ISSINGA'
Whining on .,.....o 100 0 Q O. !
Americus. ........0 30 4 2 3 90 l-lO
Earned iuns-Americus 4. Passed
bals-Mc 'siIerty, 2; HinCkle, 5 Struck
out-by Day. 70; by McKendrick S. " lid
bes-McKendrlcb, ., d y, l.. Two
base Eits-Nsaster, /; Mccall, Double
pla5s. Mccall and Campbell, Campbell
and d yherty: Thompson and l.. scheu TO
o Seheu Time of game, hours aud
10 minuts. Umpire, Ferguson.
NOTES.
, Allen is a great base stealer.
Foster made TWO great catches
Hinkle couldn't hit a ballon Saturday.
Lewis has been released by the WI
ming on
On Saturday afternoon the Violet Club
defeated t Coonty senate, by score oil
2ll1.
The Wawase team was defeated by the
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mont streets, Saturday afternoon BY .
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by tue Epuer Senate AZ East Junction ON
Saturday ny a score Of is to l2 Toe
ttasuTe OF tie game was the battery work
OF Az /. aui Mills OF the Elmer Senate,
the former st;lktng cut IA men,
The Amateur Leagu T. cord up to date
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

YEYANrED-A GOOD SIZED hoy II
w learn grocery business. Address
with refe EoIos, s. b. this otilGe. lle.2t
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

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RU MEk, 100 Orange street. IT.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

UTANrEn-BDY TO DRIVE WAGON;
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

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On furniture; solid walnut marble top bsa.
room suitf; | organ, Rll in good order It All
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-16

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