Daily Republican., 1888-09-19


A few days ago We were quite amused
81 several small boys. trying their skill
In extorminAtinR . yellow jackets nest.
Some got stuBR, then Q below, but the
boys came of hrsl best.
Mr.. Samuel Huey has moved from
Ltnwood 70 his city home In Philadel-
phiA. He feela deeply the losB Of his
son Willie, who was much beloved by
the people OF OlSymont.
MIRA. Robert Casey 10 still unable TO
leave her room. She iA suffering with
the rheumatism. We can aympAthiEe
with her, for We have been there.
The gunneFs are out, some Of them 1t
EeAch tide, to shoot the reed and rail
birds. This 10 very good and whom We
want Asy rail birds shot, We will give
our friend Mr.. VIM. Hopes the con q.
tract, ne he shoots them already picked.
Yet we will Vouoh that he does moi
doubt the rarity OF spiritual things, foI
ghe has learned to love them.
! A drove Of steers went through here
the other day for our young and enter
Iprisiug friend, Mr.. William QuiRley
The AnimAls chow for themselves the
kind OF meat his customers will b
served with, and William will sell nc
small Amouns Of meat. He has learned
that experience 10 common sense is the
genius Of our age.
Our farmers are busy In making
preparation for getting fall work done
such as cutting corn and sowing wheat
They can raise = mortgage better witt
. p'0R than with derrick.
Il Mr.. William Casey had 40 bushsll
Of excellent wheat as his harvest. she
largest crop around OlAymont.
ohAngeable for some time back that the
wall paper Is peAling of Of the walls
| This will give the paper han gers . job,
ats an i'll wind that blows NOBODY
soot."
The summer clothing will soon have
to be laid away for something warner.
On September 10, 1888, by tina Rev.
BENZ amin Walton, ID. D. rector o the
Church of Atonsment, PhilRdelphia
Mr.. WIN. IL Davidson to Miss CARRIE
Husband, Now william don't belong
TO imself bat to bis wife. He may b
sure thAt We Wlsh for him And his good
wife all the Happiness that there 10 II
marritd life.
On Thursday morning, the 18th, thi
Rriet mill of Mr.. Samuel Hickman, WA
for the second time In four years burn
dDwD. II WAS set hflfe ia the aupposi
ton. The mill was insured for el3 00i
end Mr.. Hickman viii get SIC, 900 o
this. This was one OF the finest ooun
try mile rs thore Il to DO found any,
whers Without exception. Il Is a grsa
! pity that thio gentleman must suffer u
much By hre.
J, a large stack of bay ,oon,siUInR abou
/ five 10 Rlx tons, was set a1se By q littl
9-yeAr-1ld boy, . son Of the gentleman
who was killed only . niRht or two be
fore. He was caught by Amor FORWARD
, and John Price, keeper Of the PrGotioH
Farmer, and owned up to doing It.
l A few dAys ago, while tie ooAohmAl
8 of j, b Scott wAs leading torse In tn
Q stable where the carriages were kept
/ the animal slipped on the brick pave
ment and got one hind leg In one OF th
hind wheels. Before IL was gotten GU
. the axle, = ST. oil one, one inoh and
! quarter square, Was severely bsnt, bu
/ breaking no rpokea nor the horses LEI
/ Tnis was certainly remarkable, Is "
a saw the horse shortly afterWRrd, with
very bad skinned leg, but not lame Wit
8 II. The axle was slaughtered BY A.
Ottey after much trouble.
Il The nomination of the Republican,
> wniys took place a. the Farmers Hot,
: on Saturday sfteTnoon last, passei yer
! orderly. 1ais speaks we'll fer the me
Q who adyooats iTel whLGky. The hpuu5
q love ona smother, and everybody know
= that love never dies OF starvation, br
/ often ~ indigestion. Love is the be iii
1t ming, tho middle and tue end OF ever
% coed act. Mankind Is h8rd - pleAl
II and very comp aiming under Advsrsit!
'e VETO.