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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-01

singular power. After having NOV :
for years In the most literary so z!
Of Boston, and after having bee
contributor to most of the ~ :
journals, she went abroad. II nS
she was received with cor xsa mrs's ana
hospitality, and both ir t eaOe anu M
Paris she was welcom' A.. s unuS Sn;s anu
est literary lights. NM s !, V Rere
she met and m rid the Maron; s
184s broke or sn the rey4ut'on Of
Are thrnnr' and spread like wild.
her Won .ocut Europe, she joined
asru;s 60 Ag husband in his jealous
rHrS Al Of Roman glory and inde-
r. 1ence. At length, and when
Aten and discouraged the patriots
we're compelled to resign every hope,
Margaret and her husband and child
| set sail for America. Tho voyage was
a tempestuous one. and during its
progress the Captain died OF
smallpox. But the vessel at
last reached its destination,
only to be wrecked on the coast OF
Long Island, within few fathoms of
the shore. In the disaster Margaret
| and her child, as we'll as the Marquis
Ossoli persisted, while the book
which she had written on Italy was
taken from her trunk and destroyed
by the miscreants who had plundered
the doomed ship. Although she ex-
pired at q mature age her life and
genius were incomplete. Previous to
her marriage she was uncertain and
visionary and during the revolt in
which she took so desperate an inter-
est she was unable to obtain the calm
ness necessary to develop the highest
powers. Had she lived to return to
America, welded to one whom she
adored and enriched by experience
and travel, she doubtless would have
erased from her memory the sad COM
mentary, at might have BEEN"
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r. r. Hoy, Nh. ID.

nCULIsT AND ARTIST, LATE RESIDENT
" Physician Of the Eye and Ear Hospital,
Worth street, New York. At 46]& North
Spring street. Houra-0 A. N. to p. NJ, and
to SIN. dotf
MRS. DR.. q r. SMITH (FORMERLY MRS.
lyl Bourcev has removed her residence,
1A5 Bellvue ayenne,l near Montreal street,
and will mako speciality OF midwifery.
Ladies " iahlngsto be cared for cen be accom-
lende,l To-. dec15
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Colds, Group, Whooping Cough and Hoarse
ness, GilmOre's Magnetic Elixir G.
Heinzcman agent Los Angeles.
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4 9. LUElRNs-I RCHffECT, MAX
"A. well building corner Of Court and Main
streets. t dc20tf
ID. or, room 10, Phillips Block, Main St.
Residence, West Washington street. Los An
geles, California. twenty-five years expert
epcc. -. m DAFT
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Gems for slae Cook.
ORANGE cUsrAaD.

The grated rind Of two large oranges
and the juice of four, eight eggs, half
pint of water, one cupful OF sugar.
Add the rind and Juice to the whites
Of the eggs, beat well and add the
water. Set away for an hour and put
the yolks in cool place. At the ex-
piration Of the time beat the yolks
with the sugar and add to the orange
mixture. Strain into pitcher and
set this into asaucepan Of water. Let
the water boil rapidly, stirring the
mixture constantly, for about fifteen
minutes, or until it thickens. Coil
and pour into glass tumblers. Must
be entirely cold before it can be
served. VIZ , 5~4r4
CHEESE TOASTED WITH EGGS.
Half q pound Of good English cheose.
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Moody, Wood 4 Moody.
IG SOUTH MAIN STREET.


Five-room, hsrd-fnish house, with bath,
pantry and closets, and lot 60x165, highly
improved, with banana, apricot, orange,
lemon, fig, and all kinds of fiowers shrubs,
etc. Can be had for few days for 5000.
Good seven-room hard-fnlsh house on
large handsome lot and clean side street,
near Downey Avenue. decided bargain.
$4,000. n 8
Two elegant houses in the most beautiful
part Of East Los Angeles f1ue houses, and
nice large lots on clean side OF street. Phi
ces, $500 and $500:
los acres of the choicest alfalfa land in
the county, fine twostory house.
rs acres alfalfa. 80 acres orchard, flowing
wen, stable, ETC. The best paying farm in
the country. Only $2lO. per acre.
six-roorn hard finish house on clean side
Of street, ne,ar Main, S2750.
Five acres on Jefferson Street, 1880 per
acre. A model home or excellent for town
lots.
An elegant six-room hard-fnis house
with hot and cold watOr, house furnished
complete; fne large lot, $4,000.
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/ BRIGHTER SIDE
Impure MIX.

That questionable article designat-
ed ~ impure milk, but which the
dairymen mysteriously term John
aiod milk is luxury which, par
ficnlarly in winter, is imposed upon a
0redulous public. My attention has
secently been called to the fact by the
remarkable character of the fluid left
It my door and which il submitted to
. chemical analysis would, /
am positive, be discovered to be
ono part water and one part skim.
milk, highly colored with COM
pound known as dandelion. Some
time ago l was served with another
variety of Johnnied milk, made up
It water and preparation OF chalk.
10th receipts are unpalatable, but
dandelion seems to be more healthy
than chalk and therefore is to be pre-
1erred. Still, pure milk is preferable
10 either and should by all means be
made g. standard quality, especially
- it is the principal diet OF many
invRlids and young children. /
nm told that if milk is
taken to the Health Office
iOr inspection, and that if upon inves-
4igation it is found to be impure, the
dairyman who is responsible for it
will be made to pay dearly for his
dishonesty. Why then do not house
wives take the matter into their own
hands, and by prompt action, compel
their milkmen to serve them with
mood milk? OF course, the milk bus
3noss is laborious beyond measure,
md in this locality pasturage is very
ncaut, yet these are no reasons why
people should pay for water instead OF
nnilk, and why the sick and the young
Ghould be injured instead Of strength
anod. fn
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DYE WORKS.

DARIsIAN STEAM DYEINa AND CLEAN
L ing Works. Dyeing and cleaning OF
every description. r.adies' dresses dyed
without rippins, Rid Gloves, Flannels,
Ribbons aud BLANKETS made to look like
Works; Corner New High and Bellevue
d2ti. J. VIOLET, Proprietor.
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EDTPIOvrIRNT BUREAUS..

LEI u Ticket Broker and Real Es- kQ
tate Agent. Property sold on Installments
2. NTTTIEGER, removed to 1919 N. 6rrfng.
Telephone 1la. Residence Filth aud Hope
streets. d3-H
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EXCU RSlGNS.
AKCHITECY's.

pEYNOLD5 BROS, A SOUTH SPRING
II Street. d23tf
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SPECIALISTS.

TUIIA F. BUTTON, HOMGOPATHIsT.
H. .Celjfozpts Bank building, corner Sec
Diseases Of ladies' end children a special
ty. Hours, 10 to A. Rooms az and 48. d2ti
nR. c. EDGAR sMITH-DISEAsEs OF
IL women q specially. Rectal diseases
treated by tho HrinkerkoR Painless Sys-
TEN. Hours-9 A. N. to 4 P. M Offices
Corner of Spring and second streets, Hol-
lenbeck Block. d5-tf
nR NJ. HILTON WIIHIAMe-275 NORTH
Co.'S Express OtIlce). observation-disclosures of
the head, throat and chest, together with the
eye, car and heart. Office hours from $50
A, n. to p d25tf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-01

CHEESE TOAbFED WITH EGGb.
Half pound Of good English cheose.
Beat three tablespo onefal Of bread
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NOCIETY NOTICES.

EHs MERRILL LODGE No. 299, ]. O. g T.
49, meets over. Saturday evening at
7:30 In pythian Castle, "a b. spring street.
dd23-tf
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LOS ANGELES LODGE, No. 1925 K.
k8 of Irregular meetings are held
every Wednesday evening at old Masonic
Hall. Spring street. Visiting brothers ore
cordially invited to attend.
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80 ,. ~ = tasH IA
o.. - s ssasdtFtN
-'sss aps
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

COLUMBIA, 8. O, July 1.-TWO
months ago Michael T,Varoin, q widow.
sr, 60 years old, with i've children, and
one Of the wealthisst citIzsna OF Harvey
County, Married Miss Minnie LAnoAs-
ter, . handsome young woman.
Boon the young wife oondded to her
intimate friends that chs did not love
her husband because he WsS too old for
her. On Tuesday Mra. Versiu prepared
soms Whisky toddy for her hus band.
He gave two OF his little boys some OF
the toddy, drinking what was left him
self. In short time the boys were
taken very sick and sOoR Afterwards
Mr.. Verein was prostTAted. A physi-
elan fcuad Mr. Verein apparently dead,
but succeeded In restoring him 10 con.
soiouspe ?.
Mr.. Vsrein asked the doctor to ex
anime the bottle from which hts wife
had prepared the toddy. The dootol
found that 1t oontAined whisky mixed
with ohloroform, Mrs. Verein admit
ted that abe gave the chloroform inten
tionAlly, and that her purpose was 4
kill her husband.
She then seized q penknife and at.
tempted suicide By cutting her throat
but 1t was prevented SubseQ uentiy sht
drank lAudanum, but again was Eavtd
though she came very near dying. Not
wlihstandinR that her husband generous
ly forRave her, Mrs. v. su sequently mad,
W additional attempts upon his life " Ad
mlniItering pounded glass to him In tht
mediciOe VII CHI he was takirg to counter
act the effects OF the poisoned Whiskey
Mr.. Verein is now IN . critical condition
as consequence OF having swalloWe d
quantity Of the pounded glass, and hts
vi life has at last been arrested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
DHHD.

WALMSLEY.-OA July 3, 1854 Robert
MCCALL, sen Of hoOSrt o. aad sarah 4
WAlnIisy, aged 20 years, months and II
Relatives and friends, also members Of
Fairfax Lodge, NO. 8. j. q. q. r., and tho
order In general, are respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral, from the residence Of his
parents 20 80 Madison street. 90 friday,
July g. Services at the houIo 81 4 clock.
lnterment ~ kivsrvisW Cemetery.
9AkkErr.-In MArshAlltou, Del, on
the al 81 Ith month. lsss, Sue NJ
days.
Vitoi TO attend hor funeral on LES day,
the stn Of Tth nosth, 1883. Services ct the
house At 10 a. m. Interment At Old Bennett.
BREWSrGb.-On July Gth, 1888, samuel
T., son Of Daniel and RsbScsA BrsWS or
aged months and 10 days.
kele lives And friends are invI 70 at
tend the funeral from his parenta' Tesids noo
No. h8 morrsW street, on friday aftsrnoon
tory.
Philadelphia papsrS please copy.
moBUkNEY-On July 81, Barbara, bOloV
Cd wife OF william moBuIney, aged Y
Relatives and friends Of the family Ar,
respectfully Invited TO sttond the funera
nom her late residence, No, lila PleASsn
street, 10 morrow, tEridAyl the 9Th Inst
services At tho hoUss at q o'clock, Inter
msnt At whining Ton and BrandJ wine Z en- .
tSry.
MoCLlNrOOK-Oni the 9Th inst, Jane p
rsllot Of the late Alexander MoClintOok,
aged SO years,
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
Vited 70 attend the funeral services at tn
refideneo Of her son, Daniel MoUlintOok
Eden PARK, Rev ORttie avenue, on sRtut
day. the I'm inst, At 8 o'5lo0R, D IN. Inter
mont private, At Wilmington and Brandy
| wine OsmetGrv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

Yesterday I've coupler, consisting of
the following named gentlemen and
Ladder, left the Delaware avenue station
OF the B, & 2. Railroad for Sllverslde,
on the line Of that roat: Messrs. g pod
Bryan, Bmith, Prettyman Ahd RArud'
and Misses Gilmore, EberhAIdt, Porter,
Robinson and Welou, Il WAS n pEiVatt
picnic, and those participating had 6
royal good time. There was plenty Il
ca, especially cherries. All OF the
party wore badges composed Of n,
national colors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

WAsHIHGToN, d. @, jay 4
atatstnent is ERRONEOUS tina, co d
siaudipg has been reached Oh To
publican side 10 the House 10 sl1V
MILLS bill to go through With
nominal opposition,
Ne II Mckinley tAld tOniVh!Ai
r publioEns would proceed Will
confederation OF the bill 70 tied
they had already done. THEE
be 10 fActious oppo'lt!oti I'd
long ~ any ono 90 ll'li
desire to debate any item d ItI
they W.uld iu,ist that the ti.lI
should remain open. This nln
or three more weeks OF the hltd
the bill passes the House NJ
does not expect It's psssat Q mich \
the last Of July.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
Sore From ERes 10 Ankle

shiR entirely gone. Flesh . mass Of dis
oaso. Leg dimInIshed one third ~
sise. Condition hopeless. Cured By
the O1ttourA Remedies.
For three years was almost crippled with
an awful sore leg from my knee down TO my
anGle; the skin was entirely gone, and the
hesh was one masa of disease. Some physi-
ci. ms pronounced It lncurable. II had oil
minisht d about one third the size Of the other,
and was In hopeless condition. Amer try
Ing all kinds Of remedies and spending hun
dreds Of dollars. IRON which I got no relief
whateyer, was persuaded to try your Cuti-
oura Remedies. and the result was as follows
ner three days noticed = decided change Tor
the better, aud al the end OF two months
was com pletely cured. My nesh was purified
and the bone (which has been exposed for
over year got sound. 1he flesh began to
Esow, and 10 day. and for nearly two years
apt. my leg Is as well as ever 1t was sound in
every respect and not q sign orthe disease 70
beseen.
4. q. AHERN, DubSise, Dodge Co., Ca.
Terrible Suffering From skin Diseases
have been y terrible sufferer for years
from diseases Of the SKIN and blood, and have
been OBLIGED to shun public PAGES by reason
Of my disnguting hume 5. Have had the best
Of ply 10 clans and speHt hunnreds of dollars,
but got no relief until used the Cuticura
Remedies, which have cured me, and left my
skin as clear and my blood as pure as :
ehld's. IDA AY'BASS,
olive branch z, O., Mlsl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
FOURTH EDITION



NEW CASTLE, July b-Yeaterday
mas Q gala day In this placs' Long
before day break the noise began Oy the
airing OF oannons and heeeraekerf. This
WNs the fret Of the kind held here ioE
many years.
con gave concert 81 the LenApe steam
TPIre Engine OompAny's RJoms. The
X. @, z Fiis and Drum Corps, also Of
Wilmington, paTaded the streets a. ~
early hour, and many sleepy headeo
fellow who had intended remaining In
bed . little later, were given no peace
until they had arisen.
Corps, Of Wilmington, came Gown 90
the steam Wilmington at about hall
past eight O'Clock. ,
Al about 9 O'clock the parade tool
plAcs Is follows: Marshal, l.. q Ella
SON; platoon of police; First ksRimen
Fife and Drum Corps Captain Evan 3
Watson Post, No. 8. @. A K.
Company H., D. N. G under oom-
mapd Of Captain Eckles and Lleuten.
ants Boyd and shATpleas; Company c.
X. g. z. Fife and Drum Corps SAI
light Circle (mounted) i; wagon load oil
OnllOfou, hIAbb . nAiAAtAAy DaNNt ~.
ape steam Are engine and hook and lad
der company, followed by engine ANT
hose cart; mAsquerAdsrB.
The procession passed. ever the pr'n'
oipAl streets OF the city and halted OF
che Ichool green, where the exercise
were commenced by the Parlor Band o
this placs playing, my Country IT'S o
Thes." Prayer, by W. 2. Patterson
reading Of the Declaration Of IndepeR'
donoe, by P. B. Likhtner, who ais
made an address.
MThe ADDRESS Of the day was made b!
Rev. L. L. Hubbard and was . 40
Grafton. This was followed BY tn
doxology.
In the afternoon Athlethio sports weE
in tEde The following won prizes
Fir climbing greasy pole, ThomAs Dor
RS; for 1C0 yards dash, ". h. Whit
loot; for sack race, Emmett Morrisor
For three-legged race Morrison Broth
era. A game OF ball was then played
Score as follows: Nameless, .; shaWtowl
8.
The display Of fireworks in the ever
ing was the finest pyrotechnic dis la
ever witnessed here. q. l. 3,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

While the Delaware Hook and Ladder
truck was responding to tbs alarm
from box II yesterday, Lee, one Of the
horses, stepped on . nail 1t Fourth and
Pine streetS, running 1t IN his foot and
causing him 70 fall, when the truck
ran on him, injuhpg his leg and side.
The nail WAS taken out and the animal
removed to the stable. 1t is somewhat
lame, but the Injuries are not thought
30 be serious.
One OF the horrss OF ths Pt9aix
Engine Conn any also run . nail In his
foot while going to the FIRE At EAtley's
blacksmith shop, on Orange street, and
was rendered uuht for use,
When the Washington engine was at
the foot OF Fourth street, In response to
the frat alarm from box II, one OF the
horses became unmansReAble aud got
AStfide the pole Of the engine, skinninR
its legs pretty badly before 1t could be
Released
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
Larrs Numbss d nsou1slOsIsts.

The steamers BrAndywine aud City
Of Chester made ave trips between this
city and Philadelphia yesterday, and
were crowded on each. 1t 10 estimated
that they carried during the day not
less than 900 passengers. The VIII
minRton piled between this city AND
Augustine Pier, and carried about
1910 persons.
The stsAmer JuniAtA made several
trips TO PsnnSGrOvs, and WAS loaded on
es0h. The crowd WaS 30 great on the 2
O'Clock trip, that Captain somerH Wal
Obliged 70 cause part Of them to q
ashore, and wait for the next trip.
A number Of oolored people went ovei
the p, W. & B. roAa to LamOkin, bu
aside from this and the exoursion oil
the Rsbman Library Association &
Birmingham Park, which took about
1000 persons, there WAS no special sx-
OduA by the railroads yeHteIdRy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy of Music, New
Orleans, Tuesday, July 10, 'ss.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000

IOO, 900 Tickets al Twenty Del.
lars each. Halves elOi Guar tiers
90; Eonths Ell TWon'ieIhs 81.
LIST OF FnIuMn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

Yesterday morning james ] Y
mock, while In the aOt Of diiHR idI
non 90 Reed Itreet, nesr The 5h !
WAS terribly burned by The a:''
explosion Of about = pound o. 2
which WAS CONTAINED 10 q CO.
eyes were tllsd with the poSdt
eye bAlls were exposed, and 81 y
being blRcksned and burned 10 =.
BILE manner. 1t VA, though y
eyes were both DESTROYED, balo
bsipg questioned be said be elI
90 eye, however, lie very bad.l v
and will probably be des'i0ISll:,
hat was blown of and cliflsi y
feet high. He wbs tsken 70 wv
drrg store. and fom ;theie 70 lI
At T20 Madison street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
FIFTH EDITION,



me-! NEW YoHK, July 4-rh.u
Depew, accompanied BY SSiuAuocey
SSh; sailed I for europe to M we \
W W . Star steamship BII,s usJ on
W O. Hegemsn, mother T Of Nll X
anu her son, ". A. 0, Hsg aa,s' Dersi
with them. To reportsI eTln' salI
S cl, ne was "only going ia F Ed. D'.
fun, l will return about t ~ ssatofe 1
TENDER, and will no d yuet 'uu n. ats' Of 5
speeches for Harrison, Nn,,o uAAe
lection although | do not thu him ana ,s q
need my speeches TO be sie ,4,IA '4ey W
"a" Auch a promising capva., 10 le'.
the season, and it IssSI,aa',,' 80 early
that the Republican tlrEet ~, eeitaiI
shAll spend a week on 5lsipo.. H I, WIN;
thence to Paris, nld iron 'I P,si, p Lond
points OF Interest Of tie ro a'T 70 %
London | shall NEE, M, ''T Rl.,dI
perhaps Mr.. Carnegie, and p p,l'ne, I.
view the Prince Of Walrs [ an ,p INV
thinks OF Protection. You nav Ha T my
me 70 return abou. the in Of ssD, .VUt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

A deapatoh from Lsvn Dsl. Al
July 4th, says: From WlsrIo,, 4
aide rsBort about Ave mlss % In I
. party OF two lAdiu and ny,nl
,lemen started this afternoon iut
Toe boat was . small one 1nd bu|
fitted to carry the lvAd It oonIaiued,
wind was blowing moderately, and
party was tempted far out 10 he
When perhaps less than 4 hall
from shore the boat cApsiIsi.
The men did all 10 Iheir power 10
the two ladies. One Of lh,m,
Hannah Fisher, a oalsh;st Of Il
Fisher, was drowned, and lhs
lady was rescued and brought 10 d
but 1t required several bOurs Of III
work to reGusollAls her. Miss 3
was = very pretty yOuug lady l9I
OF age, and much beloved Ia thli
munity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
VPaEetBEHTED LlTRLeII9Ii
BVtA I nlLLlen hSIRlBUTEl.
Louisiana STATED ottery COMPANY

Louisiana Stated ottery Company
Incorporated By the Jsgi Nature in 1905
for Educational and charitable purposes
and its franchise made q part Of tbs prsseni
State Constitution, in 1875, By an over
Whelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAOR BINARY
DkAWlNs sS tax o place Sem1'An "A n
atty (June ana Decemberl, ana ia
ARA N y SIN GLE N Oa n kh WkAM :
IRGA take place On each Of she
either ten HmORths I'm Sho y ear, ana
are All drawn an public, AZ .ne
Academy Of Ausle, New Orleans, La
ave do hereby certify that We supervis,
the Arrangements for all the Monthly and
SemhAnnuRl drawings OF The Louislani
StAts Lottary Co., and in person manage
and control the drawings Themselves, and
| that the same are conducted with honesty,
fairness and IN Rood faith toward all parties
/ and We AuthOrtne the company 70 use thu
oagtiheAto, with fao-BimilOs Of our signature
attAchsd In IL Advertisements"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

KITrANNING, July 4.-Louls Kimmel
Of Plum Greek Township, exhibited a
Kittanning 10 day a molar tooth with the
proyerbial Conical projections and uni
versa ly admitted to be from the Jaw o
the extinct mammal known as the mas
todon II was found IN Anderson
Run, that township, and measures lsL
inches in circumference by ~ inches
with three large proDgs and weighs 4 9
pounds lie was Offered round sun
for the tooth but refused It.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

On Tuesday evening, smyth Post No.
!, q. X raised handsome flag pole,
thirty ieet long, at their headauart
ers, Third and King streets. 1t is fast
ened to the King street side Of the
building, And was put in place with the
Delaware Fire Company's ladder and
truck. 1t was decorated with hand
some Dag yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
RnnrlI nt IInaItn

A regular session Of tho Board Of
Health wac held on Tuesday evening
The usual amount Of routine business
was transacted, after which the Board
adopted tho following resolution: "ThAt
the directors Of thu Street and Sewer
Department are repeated TO connect
Crooked run with RAttleSnhke run
sewer in order that the said stream may
be turned from the drinking water"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

We were sho w tais mo,DIu, b,
+ Il CLARK two silk badges IA !. .
ballot, used during The aS,t NY !,
pAiEn la l8iO. The badge vblsh !
Wosn before mis- election issd, r'0u
Harrison the asro Of TlOD,o,,,.
FhilAdelphtA City and Oousty S.I.,
tion.
Tho second badge was prl,,. u
HArrieon's inaugural, ahd n
around With mourning.
W. Il. Harrison InsuVun,A
March 4tb, lsIi
Born Feb 10. l71S. Disd April 1 h
HArrlSiOn died one uou,b am,
Inauguration and his uutlm,Iv i,
WAA incurred BY his couu,Iynss.
ticket Was voted In Nav ,J,r,a,I
contains the names Of olpdId,,ss /,
which our readers ara no. familiar
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

On Tuesday Afternoon Mrs. E,sler,
aged a6ou. 43 yeArs, died In the insane
department Of tue almshonse, after .
short illness Size Lad been an inmate
for number OF years. A stepson OF
the deceased 10 suppn-'d to reside in
tlts city, aud it is sal 81 her husband
10 son Shere In Nee York IL lBt
6oiy Is mt claimed Superintendent
Guthrie viii lat IL in 70 tors field
AND mark the grave.