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Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Hand Terribly Mutilated.

Leon Craig, lad about II years oil
age, had bis left hand terribly mutilated
about II O'Clock this forenoon by having
II caught in planning machine at the
Wilmington Mills Manufacturing Works
lSpringer. Morley s. Gause). He was
liking q gauge wheel on the machine and
placed bis left hand upon roller, which
slipped and threw his hand into the
knives, which cut of all the fingers of
his left hand up to his knuckles, and
coIcred man present had presence Of
mind enough TO throw the belt. The
young man was taken Immediately to bis
fathers residence, No S12 Madison
street, and DR.. John P. Pyle was sum
moned. DR.. Pyle is doing the best he
can to save what is left Of the young
mans bend, bat fears that 1t will oil
have to be smputated.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
FEfFEY
Municipai Courf.

At this morning's session Of the NUM-
cipal Court Thomas Dyer arrested by Of
ficer White for drunkenness was fned 81
and costs. Dyer said he came from Har-
riugton, Del, and plead hard To be lei of.
The Judge. however, was inex0rable and
said that people visiting the city should
keep sober. Officer White is one Of the
newly appointed officers and this Is his
fret arrest.
Charles II. Farley, arrested by officer
Updyke for disorderly conduct and
drunkenness wac fined ti and costs.
John Noel, an old offender, was arrest
ed by officer Zerby for drunkenness, and
was lined $40 and costs.
John Rooney, arrested at the foot OF
Liberty street by Officer Scott for n
long continued drunk, was fined IS and
costs.
Elijah Benson and David Brown, ar
rested by Officers Solomon and Raymond
for corner lounging, were each hned 81
and costs.
Philip Dougherty was arraigned on a
warrant Issued upon the oath Of Hop
Lee, Chinaman, doing business at No.
l0S King street, for committing an as
night Lee Bin appeared as the inter
prefer fer Hep Lee. Both protesting TO
be christians they were sworn upon the
Holy Bible.
Lee Bin In answer from question
from the Court stated that the word
God" in English was "Yupg HIP In
Chinese. .-.---
Dougherty plead guilty to the charge,
but 10 xtenuation said that Hop Lee bit
bis little daughter, about 8 4 years of age,
with piece OF hose
Hop Lee stated that several of his teeth
were knocked out. He also said that he
had been sued by Dougherty before q
Squire on shipley street between Fourth
and Fifth, and was fined 81 and costs,
amounting In all 70 $40.
Judge Ball notified City Solicitor
Turner, that he had better notify the Jue-
tices Of the Peace that they will get into
trouble II they do not cease trying assault
and battery, cases which. Is directly con-
tIary TO law.
SDougherty expressed a desire to offer
more evidence in the case and postpone
ment was eff cted until Friday morning
at 9 9o'clock.
Justice Monaghan, who tried the case
against Hop Lee upon the charge made
by Dougherty, was asked this morning
In regard to the matter, and be stated
that the charge against Hop Lee was
simply for assault, and he thought 1t was
not contrary to law to try such cases.
Samuel b 9th was charged by Hung
Wsh, another Chinamsn, for assault aud
battery. Hung Wah had very badly
cut eye, but when confronted with Booth
and asked If he was the man he shook
his head aud said he was not, when
Booth was discharged.
Mace Jones, arsaigned for com mmittiug
an assault On james Jones, with intent 10
XIII, and Tor carrying concealed deadly
weapons, bad his case farther postp ed
until Tomorrow morning on account of
the absence of his attorney and the State
witnesses
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Base Rail.

The Delaware State League has been
formed, articles Of agreement adopted
and the following schedule OF games
arranged for July, each club playing
twelve games, elk at home and siS
July s-wilmington vs.. Dover. at Will
mington.
July s-Csmdsn vs. Milford, at Cam
den.
July 9-smyrna vs. Camden, at
Smyrna.
July 9--Milford We. Dover, at Dover.
July l0-Miltord We. Wilmington, at
Milford.
July i-wilmlngton Va Smyrna, at
Smyrna.
July i2-Camden VS.. Milford, at NIL
ford.
July 12-Smyrna We. Dover, at Dover.
July 13-Wilmington VS.. Smyrna, at
Wilmington.
July 13-Dover VS.. Camden, at Cam
den.
July i5-Milford VS., Wilmington, at
Wilmington.
July i6 Milford vs. Smyrna, at smyr-
ma.
July l6-Camden vs. Dover, at Dover.
July l7-Smyrna vs.. Milford, at MIL
ford.
July i7-wilmington VS.. Camden, at
Camden.
July is-wilmIngton VS.. Dover, at
Dover.
July l9-smyrna VS., Camden, at Cam
den.
July 19-Dover vs. Milford, at Milford.
July 20-Dover vs. Smyrna, at Smyrna.
July 20-Camden vs.. Wilmington, at
Wilmington.
July 90 Camden We. Smyrna, at smyr-
ma.
July as-wilmington VS.. Milford. at
Milford.
July 23-smyrna vs.. Dover, OF Dover.
July 23--Camden vs.. Wilmington, at
Camden.
July 2i-Dover vs.. Milford, al Dover.
July 25-Dover vs.. Wilmington, at
July 25-Mi!ford VS.. Smyrna, at
Smyrna.
July 26-Camden VS.. Milford, at Mil.
ford.
July 7-smyrna VS.. Wilmington, at
Wilmington.
July z7-Doyer VS.. Camden, At Gam
den.
Wilmington at home. July s, Dover;
July IL, smyrna; July 10, Milford; July
20, Camden; July 25, Dover July II,
Smyrna.
Smyrna at home.-July 0, Camden;
July II. Wilmington; July 16, Milford;
July 20, Dover; July 30, Camden; July
rs, Milford.
Dover at home-July 0, Milford; July
IL, Smyrna; July 10, Camden; July Is,
W Wilmington; July 2S, Smyrna; Ju y24,
Milford.
Camden at home-Jnly 8, Milford;
July l3, Dover; July II, Wilmington;
July 10, Smyrna; July 23, Wilmington;
july 81, Dover.
Milford at home-Juiy 10, Whining
ton; Jhly II, Camden; July II, Smyrna;
July 10, Dover; July 2?, Wilmington;
July 26, Camden.
The following table as prepared by the
league will show the dates Of the games
during July:
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Pennsylvania Crops In Jeopardy

READING, July 2.-The continuous
rains OF this week wh ch have supple.
mented the unusual ONES of the week be.
fore have greatly added to the losses oil
farmers in the East Penn, Lebanon and
Sehuylhill valleys, and many of them
are becoming lespondent and fear thai
they will not be able to harvest either
their hay or wheat crops, Reports from
al sections OF this county to-day are to
the effect that thousands of tons oil gras
that has been cut for days is lying In
the fields and that most of 1t ia utterly
ruined, while that which is still uncut
is getting too ripe to make good hay
Similar reports are received from Leb
anon, Lancaster, Lehish aud Montgom,
cry counties.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03


WANTED. A GOOD GIRL FOR
3o6 King street. i3.2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
New Route:

Commencing on Saturday, the eth
instant, daily, except Sunday, trains will
be run between Atlantic City and Will
mington via the new route ss follows:
Leave foot Of King street, Wilmington,
at $50 .. m, arrive at Atlantic City at
1890 .. IN. Leave Wilmington at 4. 20
p. M, arrive at Atlantic City at 7.90 D.
m. Returning, leave Atlantic City at
$40 p. m, arrive at Wilmington at $40
p. IN.
On Sunday, leave foot Of King street,
at 7.30 Q. M, arrive at Atlantic City at
lO10 o. m, returning leave Atlantic City
at 900 p. M, arriveat Wilmington at $50
p. m.
Fare daily, except Sunday, S2.0o; tick.
cts good ior 10 days.
Fare on Sunday, $780, tickets good for
the day., 80
Wilmington Transfer Co., will call fol
baggage and check 1t through.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Tireh OF life.

A young German named Herman
Dooling, residing at No ssi East Ninth
street, attempted 10 Cd r1m suicide yes
terday by tax ny lauda lum. II It scems
that he has child whd IS very i'll With
scarlet fever, and as M was afraid she
would die, hu took hat he intended
should prove fatal ose. As soon as
his wife discovered hs condition SIZE
summoned DIR. Morgan, who, AFR ,ey-
eral hours work, succe tded ia saving his
lie,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
A RUNAWAY

A pair of horses driven by a country
man, who was coming in Second street
to attend market, when near Washing
ton started on mad run along Sec
ond street, clearing everything before
them. A wagon driven by woman who,
looking around and seeing the runaways
making, as she thought, straight for her
vehicle. jumped from 1t to the pavement,
letting her horse go along without a
driver. The runaways struck the pole
located at the corner OF Second and Ship
ley streets, the collision breaking the pole
Of the wagon, thereby releasing one horse,
which started down Shipley, and the left
hand horse started up shipley with the
wagon attached to 1t. 1t slipped and fell
on the quit plates, where it was secured
without further mishaps.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Hotel Changed Ifnnds

William Legg, the former proprsiOta
the Atlantic Garden Hotel, No. ~ Kiug
street, and generally noted for keeplbgs
good hotel, has bought the fixtures and
good will OF John N. Ford u S n, pro
prietors OF the Delaware House Ole d
the best and well-known hostelEes il Ito
city.
Mr.. Legg took immediate possessch
yesterday and the Messrs. Ford have ie.
moved to Pocomoke City, Maryland, to
take charge Of the Parker House at tLa!
place. Mr.. Legg's popularity as a
hotel keeper will restore the Old
time popularity OF the Delaware House,
and there are many who will be glad to
hear of the change. Mr.. Legg has teen
living in partial retirement and resting
since last Spring. -.-.--.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Tho Regular Session.

The regular session of tho Board of
Health was held last evening. Several
nuisances were reported and ordered to
be abated. Executive Officer McConnell
reported that he had examined the
building at the southeast corner OF
Seventh and Market streets. The
trouble there was that no water closets
are provided, and the many people who
live In the house commit nuisanoes In
the Railways and In the yards. II. A.
Miller, of Miller & jenkins. stated that
he was examining the building with g
view OF draining 1t, and the matter was
continued for the present
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

EoR SALE-CHEAP, A NEW RE.
lnqulr- at 3li King st. is-Gtt
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
state of the Te,nnera,ura
The Weather,

On Thursday in this city and section
and In New England fair to partly cloudy
slightly warmer weather and southerly
winds will probably prevail till noon er-
cept cooler and cloudy, with rain on tho
western parts OF this section) followed by
increasing cloudinefs and possibly rain
during the night on the Jersey coasts,
aud on Friday partly cloudy to fair
slightly cooler weather, preceded by rain
on the New England coasts.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Slowly COMMUNICATING.

General Henry DuIont Is slowly re-
covering from the eiIectA OF the prostra-
tion he experienced about the 18th ult.
lie is able to sit up for short time at
Intervals through the day, and TO give
directions In regard to the business Of the
company OF which he is the honored
head. Every one is pie Nsed at the inllt-
cations Of returning health and strength,
aud will be glad To see him around the
works again WHICH he l i|as directed with
such great success for t le past half con
IuIN-
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
For The EnnIih nfLnIr.

That big lot OF shoes and clippers,
prices were %, 42, 80, 90 aud G5 ceuts,
lasted about two hours Monday, July /.
a happy change brings US G300 pairs OF
the same sort ior the 4th OF July. The
very low prices are running them rapidly
out OF stoea, so an early call will insure
2 great selection at the Gilt Edge Shoe
hoIe, No. III West Second street, next
t0n, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Lighted Her Fire with Kerosene.

UNIoSTowN. July 2.-Mrs. Cross ie Of
Fsirehance kindled her fire with kero-
sene yesterday and the can exploded.
The burning fluid was scattered over the
kitchen, and the entire house soon was
atiamc Mrs. Crosstie's screams brought
the ueighbors In and she was carried out
and her clothes removed, but not until
she WAS SO badly burned that her life is
despaired Of Her five children were res
cued, and her husband, who was asleep
Ia bed, escaped with only his shirt on.
The house and one or two adjoining were
destroyed with all the worldly effects Of
the family, who are destitute and were
removed to the County Home.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Hi. Arm Run Through a wringer.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-There was
horrible scene at the laundry Thirteen b
street and Columbia 2venhe yesterday
atkrnoon. John q. Bagins, A years old ,
oa 1872 MerviHe street, while runnin 2
sone clothing through wringcr had his
hand caught in the cog wheels, aud be.
fore the machinery could be stopped
young Bagins' arm had been drawn
through the cogs and rollers AT horribly
crushed from the tips Of his fingers to
the elbow Bagins was taken to the Ger
man Hospital, where Chef Surgeon
Deayer smputated the injured arm.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Lost His Life While Intoxicated,

ERIE, July "A week ago young
farmer namrd Augustus Rosterholz, OF
Girard Township, was found on the Lake
Shore tracks badly mangled. The ooro.
uer's jury, after much inquiry, found
ont that the young man had become In
t"xicated at John Killen's hotel, at Miles
Grove, and that he had wandered to the
track and there ! st his lite. The re
sponsibility was laid at Killen's door by
the coron< <r's jury and he has been ar
rested and will be prosecuted accord
ingly.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
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Contracts lsecclycd.

Contracts have boon received By the
jackson and Sharp Company Tor furnish
ipg the mill WORK Tor the new building Of
the Church OF Our Savior, Al Thirty
eighth and Ludlow streets, i'h lad dglpA.I,
and also ioI large building at Thirty
ninth aud Locust strC ets; glld an addition
to church at Twenty second street and
Delaney ,place. This shows that the
reputation OF this firm Is established, not
only in this city but elsewhere
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Something of u Mudtlle,

About one week ago City Council
passed resolution directing the Mayor
TO request Judge Grubb TO appoint q
commission 10 assess damages for widen
ing Filth street at Walnut, and Front
street OF Shipley street. As nothing was
said to the Street and Sewer Commission
concerning the matter, they now refuse
70 have anything to do with II, and City
Solicitor Turner has announced his in
tention Of consulting with Judge Grubb
In reference TO It,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Given a Call.

Rev. Thomas D. Jester, who has been
pastor OF the Middletowh Presby terIan
Church, Delaware County, Pa, for the
past 20 years, has received call to the
Lansdowne Presbyterian Church, near
Darby, at q salary Of f1 200 per year, be-
Ing nearly double that which he has been
receiving. The Middletown people, how
ever, have been very kind to Mr.. Jester.
and he will not sever his connection with
them without great regret, even If he de-
" make q change of location.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
VIM. B. SHARP & co.

Fourth and Market Streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Wheel Collapsed.

The right hind.wheel of . wagon be.
longing to George White, carter, No. 1873
King street, collapsed Of Eighth and Mar
ket streets, about noon to-day, And let
the wagon heavily loaded with freight
down into the gutter. The freight be-
longed to the printing company at Eighth
and Orange streets, but which was stored
In an upper story Of the Almond build
inc
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
In Town Yester,lnY.

j. Edward Addicks was in this city
yesterday attending to business. IL is
said that operations on his new gas works
will be commenced at once and pushed
ahead as lapldly as possible MIR. Ad-
dicks will become one OF the sureties for
City Assessor and Collector Edmund
Mitchell, Jr. The other su-eties are
samuel II. Baynard, n. r. Benson, Jr.,
and DR.. A. X. Frantz, and the amount OF
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
United States Court.

AS Judge Bradley arrived in this city
last evenings Q session OF the United States
Court was held this morning. The only
case heard was that OF Snyder, VS.. Hen.
rietta Combs, admiristratrix, In which
the plaintiff was awarded verdict of
81, 900, with interest From November
22Sd, is6g, The attorneys fer the de-
fense moved for an appeal and the mo-
tion was granted.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Corporal Tanner Thrown from Carriage

COUNCIL BLnrFs, Ia, July 2.-Cor-
poral Tanner addressed an audience of
5000 people at the Chautauqua grounds
last evening. There were Q, 900 veterans
present from different parts of Iowa and
Nebraska. The band and cheering scared
the horse attached to the carriage occu-
pied by Corporal Tanner and Congress-
man Reed, and the vehicle was upset and
the occupants thrown out. they ped
without scratch.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

Wil... - li-I3-27 s-is-25 I7-2O-23 ic-'5-2a
Smyrnall-la-G - 1920 "a 9-l9-22 lG-l7-25
Dover. s-ls-25 l2-20-23 - l3-i6-1 o-l9-24
IAlndenl7-20-23 D-Ig-22 i3-iG 2T - s-il-26
Milford l0-l5-22 l6-l7-2j 9-lg- s.i2-2B -
The Wilmington club will have two
games in this city next week. Monday
whcp they play Camden and on satur-
day when Smyrna will be their oppo-
nents.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
bI0onllglit Excursi

The young people Of Bethany Baptist
Church will give moonlight excursion
on Tuesday evening, July 9th. Boat
leaves Fourth street wharf at 8 p. m.
win stop at Augustine Pier one hour.
Musical and literary entertainment fur
nished. Fare, so cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
VIM. B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market Streets.

This store will show you
many decided bargains and
reductions in Summer things.
They are all over the store
and it will pay you to look
In at US. ...
Have you seen the Beigesf
so cent goods for 25 cents
our market street window
will give you q good Idea OF
this remarkable Offering.
You should handle them and
have one-if even for next
season.
We said two weeks ago
we believed we had the best
ventilating Corset we ever
saw or sold - complying
ilghtness, GOODNESS and dura-
bility. That statement has
been conclusively proved by
the rapid sale OF these cor
sets. We are now on our
trlplicate orders-5o cents
Full lines 81 Thompson's P.
d and "Her Majesty" Cor.
sets.
A big lot OF Lawns are
reduced to s cents per yard.
We have put In with our
sale of reduced hosiery ten
dozen black Isle thread
stockings for men. That
makes the assortment CT
colors complete-dark blue,
dark brown, dark garnet
and black, regular 80 cent
Isle threads for IS cents per
pair. ...-..-
Sorry our mems flannel
shirts didn't last as long as
the advertisement, but when
you want gold dollars for
fifty cents you must move
quicker. Saturday saw the
last of 500 of them. If we
get them again you'll hear of
it. r..
We have a lot OF remnants
and cuttings from sheets of
Linoleum and Corticene-
they are In lengths Of from
I yard to 8 yards long by
to = yards wide. One dol
lar goods, but if the REM
nants will suit you-50 and
rs cents.
A lot OF Brussels Hassocks,
the best made and strongly
bound and lined-always 50
cents, now 80 cents.
There's about 2 doz. Of the
Chenille Smyrna Rugs left
IS cents from IS.
Dundee Floor Cloths
good enough for summer
use and inexpensive.
2 yds. by 3 yds SIPS and So
Fancy Straw Ma,sings--
Medium quality Ioc. per
yard or 1915 per piece OF
40 yards. Good quality 20
cents per yard and a few
patterns Of heavy, jointless
mattings 80 cents per yard
or $40 per roll. Remnants
of mating half prices.
Short lengths of Brussels
Carpets suitable for small
rooms, lounges or rugs, 80
cents per ward,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
The Celebration To morrow.

The following is the order Of exercises
for the Fourth of July jubilee, o. U. A.
NJ;
Part list, 1O3o a. m.-SInglng, Amer.
lea, by choir; prayer, by Rev. Welsey
johnson; singing, "There Is a Blessing
in Prayer" address, by Rev. D. Ii.
Corkrap; music, by Wilmington Cornet
Band; singing, by choir; address, by p.
B. Ayars, department commander G. A.
r.; Mayor, City Council and press; sing
ing, by choir; music, by Wilmington
Cornet Band: Declaration Of Independ-
ence, by DR.. j. ii, Simms.
FART 2ND-2 p. NJ.
Address, Rev. Jonathan 8. Willis;
music by Wilmington q rnet Band; sd
dress, Rev. 7. 8. Thomas, A. M; solo,
Surrender Bunker Hip; select reading
by W. X Long; music by band; singing
BY choir, "Rslly Round the Flag" Dis
missal.
IL. c. Conrad, Esq, and Hon. G. B.
Lore, by force of circumstances. are
compelled to cancel their engagement
The speakers are requested TO report at
the hall II possible to be taken out The
order of o. U, A. NJ. will report at the
hail at Sa. N. BY order of the
COMMITTEE.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
CnLirlrn ltnnnn1lc,

Are positive euIe for every form Of All,
- shl htt'pi ! diseasu, viii. loss % laif from
Suld everywhere. Price, Cuticura, aGc,
sohp,, E1c.; r"solFent, a. Prrua 9h bv
tle Potter Drug and Chemi,! t,,ls.r.3
t.oH HosLpn, Mass. '''
Sc send Tor 'IIuw TO Cure skin Dis
ensr-, u pages 80 Illustrations. and 100
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

ewIrr's BPkcIFfC cured me OF M Alis ma
Blood Poison after had been treated in va
Potash. 8. 8. y. not only cured the Blood Po
son, but relieved tho Rheumatism which wa
caused by the poisonous minerals.
eco. BOvELL, stf1 srd avenue. N. Y.
scrofuia developed on my daughter-sweli-
swIFT's SPKclFic, and the result was woIider-
'ui anu ). IL K, D DskRMoSp, Cleveland, Tenn.
bwIFr's SPKcIFIC IL entirely Q vegetable
remedy, and Is the only medicins which per-
manently cures scrofnlA Flood Humors, Cam
books on Blood and skin Diseases, mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
paupers shipped as searnrn

LONDON, July "A sailors boarding,
house keeper in Liverpool has been haea .s-
f5 for furnishing bogus seamen 10 q, q,
White Star Line steamer Adflahs'
took paupers from the workhouse ires'e ,s,
them In sailors' garb and shipped lue
as able seamen. He compelled me iir
before leaving to make over TO LIlI t''.-.
advance pay,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Election OF a captain.

Troop 5 held a meeting last evening" AZ
which DIR. j. Nj. Curtis was elected az.
tain, and It Is the unanimous wish oi In'
troop that lie will accept. Tue new cap
tain is well yersed In military TaaiIss5' t
and was captain of Company & i1 10y,
The members OF The troop thlLA Eeay
much of him, and are anxious 'aAt ~
will become their captain. -.--=
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
NOT A P|MPLE ON HIM NOW

had with Eczema. Hair all gone. Scalp
covered with eruptions. Thought his
hair would never grow. Curpd by
and not "a pimple ON him
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Severe Scalp Discnse Cured,

A lew weeks ago my wife suffered ycrv rruel
iron tfh lahtoiis disease Of the sctll, and ra.
ctl3'l 40 relit lrOu the various REMEDIES s.e
used unul she tried tUFICrHA The diFpsss
pt"itrily yielded 70 this trealH enl, and In n
tihii Whiie sht was entirely wrl. There Nf4
hteA h9 return 81 Tie disease, aud Et-IIfruI
RANKS NJ. In our estimation for d +r4ti, Of
tneskin. Rey.J. PRESsLEN BAkNEI /, -. D. :,
ENlniRn. y L - :
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Entertainments on the Fourth.

a committee of the Y. w. c. 7. u,
and the Willing Workers, have arranged
to open their rooms at 11th and Walnut
streets, Tomorrow from $50 a. M, to 10
m., and from to Q iD the evening. Ice
cold lemonade and cake will BIZ served 20
AL who call. An entertainment will be
given in the evening by the Y. NJ. C.TU.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
-h~
Train Delayed

The berry express train on the De'a.
ware road, due at IL 80 p. m, had not
reached this city at O'Clock, and 1t wa.
reported would not arrive before .
o'clock, owing to obsttuctlons on tho
road below Clayton. -..---.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03

EoR RSALE.--CHEAP, A GOOD BABY
4 coach, al No 8ls W. Eth 81. j3-stt
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
The X, a. IL. Hall Co,upany.

The stockholders of the knights Of
Golden Eagles Hall will hold another
meeting on Thursday evening, July llth.
at which 1t is expected some decided
action will be taken toward the erection
OF q hall for the use OF the order in this
ritv
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
The Grocers of Our CITY

The semi-annual election of officers Of
the Grocers' Association will take place
this evening. They will arrange to close
their stores tomorrow at 10 o'clock, In
order that they may celebrate the indie
pendence Of our country.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-03
Sacred NIiislc.

Hyatt's Military Band will give aseries
of Sunday concerts at BrandSWlhe
Springs, commencing next SUNDAY,
Special trains will be run from WAler
and Market streets over the L. " "
Railroad