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Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
nan.

Capt james N. Downing, riRaer for
the b. q o. r. B., 10 now stAIioned n
Delaware avenue.
John DonARhy, formerly of Nswark.
Del, 10 now employed as o hoetler nt
the West Yard for the B. q o. r Il.
O, J. OuTrier, maohinist ~ the q. a
o. shops at West Yard 10 taking bis va.
cation visiting bis former home ia New
Hampshire.
Mr. Lloyd, formerly OF Camdsn,N ].
has accepted and entered upon hi,
dutiss ne telegraph operator for the w
q N. X. R., and is stationed ct Sixth
ave-, West Yard.
Mr.. Duty, WfO for NAVY years vAS
engaged in the olgar bupiDess on MAdi
son street above Third, IL now employed
10 the car ,hop OF tho wilminRtou and
Northern RailTCAd, ard takes deliRh
In putting the finishing touches to Ii,
passenger cars.
". A. Brown, formerly employed q
general forsmsn Of the mAohiuery de
phrtmsnt at West Yard, aud lassly em
ployed as assistant master mochaDio o
the r. q 4. shops ct Ninth and Greer
streets, Philadelphia, has accepted
position In the machinery dspArtniep
OF the p, W & B X. Il In this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
n.ara Rohh.a.

On ThuFsday night last thieves At-
tempted to enter the store Of Adams y
Bro, but before they succeeded In their
netArious undertaking they were fright.
ened on.
Sometime during last night or early
this morning moro sneoessful attempt
was cousummAted. Outside of the
drm's door was bench, which the thief
or thieves utAlIEsd In climbing through
II o trAnBom.
Upon entering the store they at oDoe
rifed the money drawer and obtained
81. 80 In money. What ether ATiiolsI
taken In the store IL unknown At the
present time, as 1t will take some hmt
to ascertain. II Iesms that there ars .
great number Of petty robbsries bsinf
Committed at the present time. ESi-
IDENTIFY sneak thieves are In the oity and
II would be well for the III GERS OF thG
force TO keep sharp lookout for them
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
hsturned Home.

The return Of Montgomery Ball to his
home, near HOokassin, MIL Greek hun
dred, last WtdnetdAy evening, after an
AbseDoe Of some eighteen months, ID
among tho strange occurrences Of thai
neie borhood. II ls not stated how be
period Of time, or IN what location be
has bsen staying. His motive Ia going
away appears TO have originated IN !
des,re to avoid creditors, but that course
II stead OF making matters better only
increased the difficulty and led to . sale
OF his farm, ~ well 90 Lersonal prop
erty. His friends appear to be glad "a
see him again, and good mAnaRemeI
on bis part may partially, II not wholly,
retrieve TIE loss which resulted from
his erralio course.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
ArrnInned for nInr dnr

new York, July 2T-Mra. P Bon
zbit, who resides on Georgia avenue
BreoklYni Was arraianed yssterda aY be,
fore Juage Bchiellen TO answer Q charge
OF slshdor by calling vile manner, pre-
felIed against her by Mlts "a. Baker
who lives ia an a. a'joInipg house. Mrr
Benzott pleaded not guilty, but she Wal
pat under oonds 10 Keep The peace for
siz monlbR,
Mlss Baker 10 nitoe OF Sen atOr HoAr
OF AARAaohusetts. Her father, Colonel
Baker, OF Philadelphia, wai at the head
Of the Secret Service Bdreau during the
rebellion. Miss Baker is stopping with
Mr.. JoGeph Bo5rougb, = wealthy mer
ohant, TO Nhona she 10 shortly to hS
married, and 1t 10 said Mrs. BERG Il
WAa 6nvious Of Miss Baker, and uset
sne Objectionable lAnguNge with q vIsu
to break on the engagement.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Lookout for rhIovss.

Yesterday morning IS Mrs. wArRIck,
residing Rt No. e29 Lowering avenue,
was engaged with several OF her neigh
hors 10 moving, thief Jumped tbs side
fence, and entering the house by the
rear, stole = purse containing about
S3. The purse was tho Wn In the ard
and the thief Was seen by . neighbor
running down towards the BrandywIne.
At the time tie theft was committed
but they Of course wers o werless to do
AnythinR. There arc entirely too many
trsnps lettering around the BIAudy
vine and a touch Of Delaware justice on
some Of them might be tho msans OF
their steering clear OF this State.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Raturped HoInv.

JoIeph K. Adams and William @.
Robeltn returned home this morning
from q weeks fshlng trip at Betierton.
Daring their vacation they enjoyed .
royal time in hIhipg and other tports.
In tshiDg they were exceedingly sue
oetsiul, having ho9ked over 600 fine
white perch, which they expressed 10
their friends In this city. During their
stay they were handsomely entertained
By CAPT, John Henry Crew, who at oil
times anticipated the wants OF his
guests, Consequently they were fed on
tiBh, oysters and the best Of meats and
vegetables. When they left this morn.
lpg they were each presented With Q
flne basket OF apples aud peaches. They
praise the place very highly and are
eager to repeat the "dose."
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
FOURTH EDITION
an over ! uoIIar hutton.

Quite fracAs took place last evening
At the corner OF Sixth and Walnut
streets between two colOTed men over 9
COLLAR button. One Of the men accused
the other Of stealing . ave. cent collar
button from him, ard As once com.
msnced TO pummel him in regular
puRllistio style. Not satisfied with bit.
ting him with his fats he gathered up q
pleoe Of brick and pounded him uumer
oifully with IT. The poor fellow begged
to be let up. all the time pleading with
his assAIlAnt that he did not sec th,
button in dispute. Word WAS telephoned
10 police headquarters for ap offloer
who responded In less shan ave mlnutei
after ths call, hut the two men had beer
spirited away ~ their fisBds. ThiI
neig ghboThood is becoming very dlsor
deTly Of late, and needs looking Afte
by our police.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
RAther roc I.rorloua.

There is o woman this City who no,
many days ago thought her baby, who
10 suffering with cholera intABtum, was
about dying, and went TO the under
taker and had . ceffia engaged and
wEote to her relatives, receiving several
sympathetic letiers from relatives In
other Staten regrettlng the death OF the
little one. TIE child Still livts and may
Teoover. Il is also said that the RrAvs
had been dug TO rto9ive the ckad
Mothefs should net be too hAsty, Gs 1t Il
time enough 70 look after such mAtteTI
after rerson dies, and not while they
are living.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
The army ApproprI1iIop nm.

wLs1iSGGToN, July 2T.-The House
Comnittee on Militaty AhaiEs mas de-
oided 10 recommend tue non-soneuF'
rer CO In the Senate amendments TO the
Army Appropriation bill, Tho Com nit
tee Is disposed to accept the Hawley
anendment-the Fortlaoation bill
which is similar In Bcopa 10 the bill re.
ported to the House SODA time ago, bal
As It is feared that considerable Opposi
ton would be escoUntered In the Housi
II motion rfeYe mAdo 10 concur In thi
pArtioula,c amendment, the commitls'
decid.yd that the matter could bo bette
arranged in conference.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
a unnrr. Not su.ta,nea.

Charles eAndeFg, young coiored
man, vns chsreed Of this mornings
session OF city court With larceny. Tho
charge Whs Tnads by Msrg Jan" a
young colored TcTaoi vao resides Al
second and Walnut straat4. Sac ieati.
fed that about 8 O'Clock Ihis morning
the accused came to her house, and that
af.Or he was gone chs mizsei her pCcket
him Of tEkina IT, and agtetVaIdsh q
warrant issued for his arrest. ! 40
50 hs learned OF this fsOt h. % eooi
police ataiion and gave hims HeR5 =
there was no evidence to sN up.
had taken the money SbeN hLst q
charged. he WAS ais
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

IED-By
pa l0oatio.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
NAws SUMMARY.

IN = ains-A Quiet Nieha-MF.
RANDALL EmprOVing-swAllOw Oar
bolio ACID.
While cav containing ave mon was
ascending the plane at the Montreal Ore
Company's mine, in Lehigh county, Pa,
on Thursday night, hreak in the en-
gine caused the car TO fall down the
bank. Daniel Podenberger and John
Nuss had legs broken, and Owen CRIES.,
Jo eph Wetzel aud Samuel Heimbaek
were also badly inju cd.
Tie President spent quiet night atl
the residence OF Postmaster 0enerae
Dickinson, ut Bath Beach, and with tn
other guesre of MIR. Stickney boarded tn
Yacht Su .uuehanna at half pact o'clock
Yesterday morning. About two hours
later the yacht anchored off the Surf
Hotel, Fire Island The weather was
thick, with light rain.
Mr. Randall is reported TO be improv
ing rapidly, and he will probably leave
Washington this mnrning for WAYNE,
near Philadelphia, where he will take NJ
his residence at the house Of Mrs. j. Bel
laneee Cox A private car ha' be =
placed at is disposal by the Pennsyl
Vania Railroad.
While prayer NEE ing was IN progress
in the Meridian Street Methodist Episco
pal Church. in IndlapapOlis, Indiana, OF
lThursday night, Eugene u mis- sEall wee
a dose Of caihollc A. ID and died before hi
could bo removed from the church. 1t
thought depression caused the act.
Mrs. Dr.LER. Mosier. an "elect;o
lpathic physician was held in $1,000 bal
Lad Fltchburg, Massachusetts, Yesterday
for Causing { death of Mics Nellie Shea
by criminal malpractice. The dying git
made q sworn statement accusing the
Mosier woman.
The ls year old son Of o. L. Pruden
Assistant SECRETARY 10 the President wa
killed yesterday morning CD farm Il
Virginia, wi ere he was spending his yaca
tion. In trying to climb upon q loade'
wagon he fell under the wheels and wa
rushed to ath.
Nst before the steamer Adam Jasobi
raoch. d Fayette City, PennS.. on Thurs
dsS eve. 'trR, Mis- Catherine GreeDba q
-. Sa. 'hTee-weeks' Old baby into tn
s,ner snn" a. Vas arrested The child'
W. W. - ~, N0covered.
nsrn,v sheriff L. s. Elmer shot an
.,e1 neputy m,.s SVEN Ma,t,s Kerbell, at washpet
an Nn'IH nsInto % an We 1nesday night N
cause Is known lOI Hlh srt ,,..1.,. ,.4,.h
from jail by mob on N'SN
and lynched.
Major General NJ. r. PAtric y, 1oVerho 6 70
Of the Soldiers Home vt Day., vi pI,..il ~ y
died last evening. He was irOt0s
| Marshal General of the Army oftL = II
tOmac during the war.
Chiara Cingarale, the / allan woma
who assassinated her husband in New
York, bad her sentence commuted yes,
rerday by Governor bin to imprisonment
for life.
An unsuccessful attempt was mAd'
early yesterday morning to blow up th'
house OF Christian Kruger, in Chicago
with dynamite bomb.
Alexander Campbell died in Cherry
field, Maine, yesterday, aged so years
He was an Influential Republican ant
had served as State Senator.
Fremont Emmons stabbed and kille,
Bertha Schulz, 10 Pawuee CITY, Nebras
"a, on Thursday night, because shi
would not marry him.
General SherIdan's condition was un
changed yesterday
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Hurt ThsIr souls.
IcoMMUHIoATFD 1

VIII you pleage allow me to say
through your paper that | mas not cry
-, - bat my husbands people have
robbed me nd ohea'ed me- and insult
ed me In every way 'asS'ole' Eeen td
allow such common peopls % sstike me
like dog WAS what hurt me. "a Ialee
oath they took yesterday hurt the
souls worse than they hurt me.
Respectfully,
MRS NJ. Z. POWELL,
A and HeAld streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
THIRD EDITION.
rhn nnloran men,sF FlEEla.

p,4rsRtrRe, July ST. j. Smith.
.a,,n, Of ihe Broad Axe, the coloTtd
.nsn's organ here, returned to day irom
TNd,anapolis, where be went 10 break up
tbe peeIo Demo, ratio Conference, pet
Rnally concluded to let the movement
sls a uatuial desth. Editor Smith says
: ~ convention Will control lust thlr'y :
-slge % votes. the Dumber of delegates pres
nj one of the three littsbnrg dele
Sates found himself penpiless when he
y NgJ IN indianapolis, and be wrote u
a. 1ieS o. Barr, collector Of cus'om1
IN Oe',,.IS mort for assistance. smith says
OF IN issate rtc,i'ed t46 for going
one me-, yaek9lis, while others received
od 70 ihul, IL. " af the thee Pittsburg dele
soo. VA Nis4 steI soH, whom the FRO
snttior,sts Sase nomina ed ior Leelsla
nlol'iSn,s.T mol Sis h the conference declared
ior ys,tor sMriSSni Smith .ralled on General Har M
TnG U earnestly aHS a The ,G p50ESss soo,eS Of a
o.Sn oStOn'G claims , he b. Nnot betn iTested ,igh
Sy % The Repn, iicSn party, whereas .'a,I II \, \,
wouid look at II 'AtIs rs sgdin.,d sdpndy ma, a.
would flud that It iS I..raat' I 'Tig himself .''
who very frequently Il
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
- - 80 rA psrioA,

- Ira ~ a
CoArRsyILLE, July "a Inc ,I,ahrS ehtrdctS IL
from The Euglsh papers - III Puo',Su P1iaa 80 -,
the Pres, eulog.zIg MI III cost the
the Democratic platform, ~ af go tn In
Democracy arge number .'n,' % sov9, Tnunn ,n
tbis Sscilon. There are nun 'rouS Soung S',uaI,
Irishmep heie who will Jetus = sio. 70 suPPT1' n
tbe perty Oh that accouut hdcna'I
GIbney, prominUut iariner oI uu,,'
Tree who hiss been life Ion. 2 Ia DeRoG1Ss, nori
aud Who alwsys took psom' u'1I .,rp1rt p1,t
jn politics, say that he can nc: ,bines
tbat party this time, that its tea, M
ate TOO pleasing 10 England to receive us
tncouragemeut JF B wen, superin
tendeut Of the Coate vile Gas Works,
ard who has always been Democrat,
has surprised the patty here by announc
ing his intention 10 support Harrison and
Mortor. He, TOO says 10 wishes to vote
for the good OF ArTerica, not for Eng
land james Farley, laborer who has
always voted with the Democrats, Is
another who has declared his intention 10
support the Rcpurl con ticKe Farley
says 1t is time the workingmen were
learning who ara heir fIicuds.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

MAuANY.- the 2e.h inst, SArnh.
widow Of james Ia Mshany.
Funeral on Saturday, 2sth, akA oIolock n
m, nom wilson's undertaking pArlorf, oie
King street.
KEARNEY TN the 27th inst, John Z. S.,
Only son Of M. J. and ROstlla KeArnsy, In
the 20 h year OF his age.
Relatives and friend6 are resasotfuIiV In.
Yitot 70 attend the funeral from the real
denoe Of his parents, ace south franklin
8 rect, Monday, this 80th ina, ct .Bl
O'Clock, High mass Bt st. Psui's Church.
Inter IN ont bt Cathedral Cemetery.
SCOTT Ip DtWnin gtoWn, Pa, on ths g7th
inst Ella NJ, daughter OF WIN. T, and
4 iEzie Scott, aged months and 10 days.
BelauvGB aud ftisndI are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of hei
g1and parents, in DowningtOWn, on Monday
/ tho 39th inst Rt 8 o'eltcE ., m, 1ntsfmsnl
| o. OOatosYlliO Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Stray COW.

Elias Handy Of Carroroit, Brandy
wine Hundred, purchased q lined back
COW, a springer, nt the rae Of Z. heT.
rick, at Oentreville, In the early part OF
June, and In 3 few days afterwards she
ssrGyed away, and thus far no tracer OF
hsr can be found. Should any of the
farmers In the upper para Of the county
have knowledge OF such COW \ favor
will be conferred on the owner by Civ
ing him information OF the same,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
-=al-
Rather Better.

DR.. KIltlDger is in attendance on Mr..
Philip Combs, who was so badly injured
yesterday by being caught between two
coal cars at the yard near Eleven th
street bridge There are no bones
broken, and his is perfectly conscious of
all that trAuapireB. He is In his Goth
year, and has always been very acIive
man and blessed With the very best OF
health, and he cannot understand why
he should keep In bed. His bruises are
severe, and although may prove fatal
are not considered necessarily 30.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Inorsa,lrr ttIs Faclll,rea. .

John NJ Solomon is increasing the
size OF his large warehouse by having an
extensive addition tullt, and Is having
another railroad siding laid in his yard
These improvements have been nee ssi.
tated by the increase in bis business
Since May lst he has received about
600 tons Of cos! sg! i5aded uarges are
CONSTANTLY arriving at his yard.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Inherited
Diseases,

In tho realm of disease tho facts Of In
herltahce ar . most numerous and are daily
aocumuh ding. Here. alas they become ter
rioie' hateful and overwhelming. No fact OF
y Ature Is more pregnant with awful mean
ing than the fact Of the inheritance OF
disease. It mecta the physician on his daily
rounds, paralyzing his art and hllinB him
with dismay. The lcgerd Of the ancient
Greeks pictures tho Furies as pursuing
families from generation TO generation,
rendering thom desolato. The Furies stih
ply their work Of terror and death, but they
are not now clothed in the garb Of supcrHti-
ton, but appear in the more intelligiblo but
no leas awful form OF hereditary disease
Modern science. which has Illuminated so
many dark corners of nature, has shed
new light on the ominous words OF the
Scriptures, "The sins Of the fathers shall be
visited upon the children unto the third aud
fourth generation" Instances OF hereditary
disense abound. Fifty por cent. OF cases OF
consumption, that fearful destroyer OF fami-
lies, Of cancer and scrofula, run In families
through inheritance. Insanity Is hereditary
in a marked degree but, fortunately, like
many other hereditary diseases, tends to
wear itself out, the stock becoming extinct.
A distinguished scientist truly says: "No
organ or texture of the body Is exempt from
tho chance Of being the subject OF hereditary
disease" Probably more chronic diseases,
which permanently modify the structure
and functions OF the body, are more or lesa
liable to be inherited The Important and
far-reaching practical deductions from such
facts-afiectlng SO powerfully the happiness
! OF individuals and families md the collective
welfare OF the nation-Rre obvious TO reflec,
ting minds, and the best means for prevent
ing or curing these diseases Is a subject of
intense interest to all. Fortunately nature
has provided n remedy, which experience
has attcsted as infallihlc, and the remedy is
the world famous swift's Specific, u pure
| vegetable compound-nhtnre's nntldote for
All blood poisons. To the afflicted It Is a
blessing Of inestimablo value. An interest
ing treatise on blood and Skin Diseases -
will be mailed free by addressing
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
| Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
ADeoI,Ion ON Iron ana stooi.

WAsuINGToN,J July 27.-The Attorney
General has decided that the term "iorg
ings of iron and steel" as used in the
proviLion for "forgings OF iron ard stee'
for vessels, s. cam engines, and locomo
ItiVes or parts thereof, weighing eact
twenty five pounds or more, applies t.
both forgings OF lion and iorgings o
steel and not alone TO those forgings II
which the two metals are combined Tht
Treasury Department has accepted thi
Interpretation and customs officers hav,
been instructed accordingly.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
The wiser Course,

The Rev. q. L. Hubbard having been
asked by the members OF the N. E.
Church OF New Castle to continue his
pastorAte for the term of five years,
wisely suggested that they confne their
request to one year at time. This is
the wiser courSe, ha 1t is difficult to say
what occurrences may trAuep,re In tYe
years TO alter the feelings OF either pas.
tor or people, and both pArtias should
be left free to accommodate themselves
TO circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Mla. Ems Onsr mArrlec. .

CLEvsLAND, July 97-In'ormation
has been received here to-day Of the mar,
Tiage OF Virgil = Kline. one Of t%e most
Pre- mircn' attorneys of this city, and
Miss tiic ObCr, OF Boston, former man
ager of the Boston IDEAL Opera CompA
ny. Thty ", re married at Blue Hill
Maine, latt "wednesday The marriage
is the result Of law suit aud won toi
Mis- Ober by Mr Kline, when the Opera
Company visited Cleveland several year.
ago. Mr.. Kline WAS widower Will
three children.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
The 'MOXiG" Secret

Prom the ev dsnos gtvon In tho "Mcxis'
eases against imitstors, ea0ugh has come to
tho surface from o1as papers TO prove that
tho g. called N xie IS from plant rich in
alDumin0ids, which arc the principal nutri
tion Of tho nerves. Considering tho fact
LhRt the nerves are the ssPt OF animal lie
and control the iunotiOns OF the bOdy, ard
that psfalyzsd or ezhAu3tsd nerve force could
not properly digest slbumeh for Its own sup
n2rt Br. Them son get about, and hnally
iid discover a harm .ess piuosss for ARTIFICIAL.
~ ltgest ng IT'S food FOR IL, and the pr3S reB'
reno ers tho aIbumtnOii rs hRely disIUlV0d
a. Wator or hne enough to penetrate the
nerve ciTcu latisn, which is thirty one times
amsilsr than the smallest capillary blood
] We ssls and when mixed With the dtEes Ing
huii the aloumen cannot be eoagDlated OF
| precipitated by eithsT heat or alcohol. Eere
l is whore the secret li0B and IL q most yalrs-
| bic ono, and ssco1nts for their curel Of par
InIyss 1t would have boen better for tins
! MUxie 90, to hHvo SLOWED thta fact 70 eoae e
% tne sufiaoe before, and tHen u would not
hEvo bgsn pCcesaarg TO eceumulate conn
/ dspoo 10 thsit goods through tho long toad
/ q o. periCLo5 uEaln8t publtj ptal1dico.
| These f4gts that haTo come out viii nap tho
Uon h4ny ysry much, az Ihay show ts IN
doubted Rclgstgte and us0fui basis In nov
beld. ThSiT bottled goods afo best.
I nl92 an 2tHW
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
an1I.Ysrr.r.d GlrI married.

NEw YORK, July 27.-Thcre Is likely
20 be trouble yer the marriage by Al.
derman John Walker, Of an Italian Eirl
said to he only II years cid, to fellow
countryman Damed Giovanni Csppo.
Both live at No 2lj Hester street. The
girls mother has had both bride and
groom arrested and locked up This
morning Judge Knbreih held Cappo !or
e1aminat on, aud reiessed the Eirl Csppo
claims that she stated she was 10 years
Md.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Change of pate.

Hope L1dRe, Nc. 81, l. o. o. #. have
charged the date OF theiE excursion TO
MGuoh Chunk and 9Witchbaok to
Thursdsy, September 2)ih. By fixing
the excursion for thAs date they will be
enabled to secure much better care and
accommodations. Tho excurston will
20 by way OF Reading and Allentown.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
BouIapRor a Popular nero again.

PARIS, July u -Gtneral Boulauger
rode out in carriage to-day for the first
time since his late duel with NJ. Floquet
He drove through the Bois Ge Boulcgne
followed by sixteen carriages filed with
newspaper reporters and admirers who
shouted A las Floquet," "a bas
Ferry" aaI 'Viye Boulanger, uGtll
they were hoarse. The Generals car.
riage was escorted hack 10 Paris by an
immense crowd.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Hanged taa Trea

MEADsrILE,FAsJul Is in Halifax
County, near tois place, on Thursd ay,
Bruce Younger, culorrd, committed an
assault upon Mrs Ro5-rt Dodge, who
was In delicate condition lie was
arrc.ted, and On ThursIay night was
taken lrom jail by party Ct men and
Hanged ~ a tree.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Pnnhst Rnor Fnund.

Harry Fnllerton plctei up q pooh Of
book containing Sl2 10 this noon on
Eighth street near Madison. A lacy
cidirg 10 a pony wagon, who hsd got
I II out TO make puichSte In ttiH'
niuQ sore 10 tho vicinity, mSde known
atr Infs, when the pocket book wat
Gsuayd ner 10y Mr.. n. She was profast
iu huF tnaIks.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Thn1 .erL..l. Nrn,auky teud.

LouIsvILLE, Ky , July 27.-It Is re-
ported u at two more men have been
killed In The terrible French EyersOle feud
at Hazard, XIV. Shad Combs was shot
from ambush while mounting bis hor
last Saturday, aud John Campbell .
broth rim law 4 j. { Eyer5ole, g.,
Killed at hi store ia Hazard, TIL wa wa
l.rnrs are lot Known ".
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
.I,.N-r,..I, -,.r,n.nn...n

81. ea' SoEI", July 27.-DystenerJ Is
m'' ent Aeraiof,u ey!eut preaching
a = epi'emir. The number OF deaths has
-s1 greater withil the past few weeks
hnan ever be'orc, principally among
'.chlllr1n Physicians are busy attending
to the sick, aR tae medical fraternity
are al ol the opinion that the disease ie
brought about uy want OF proper sewer
Age,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
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fIITsnrEG, July 27.-Mr and Mrs.
JgDes sl'cl's, IN aged couple r.siding
near GrcsnshurG " re chloroformed by
burglars iast night and robbed of over
$1,000 They were barely alive when
discovered this morning. They were to
have star cd t1-dsy 10 visit friend III
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Attsntlop, DuPont Post. @. A. El

The comrades OF DuPOnt Post, No. 2.
are requested TO meet at the post room
on Sunday afternoon, July 80. at l
O'Clock sharp, (ss far as possible In
uniformly, TO attend the funeral of Past
Commander James II. WrlghtinRton.
By order OF B. D. BcRis, post oom
mander. n Bayne, ndjutant.