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The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

When your tongue IL coated, your eyes
dull, you feel languid and have no appetite
your head aches, and your blood Is slug.
0ish and out of order, use DR.. Jones' Red
Glover Tonic. Buy SOC bottle Of E. Y
Griggs. This popular and pleasant rem.
edy promptly cures dyspepsia, bad breath
piles, pimples, scrofula, boils letter and oil
manifestations Of bad blood. Glover Tonic
cures rheumatism by striking at the seat Of
the disease, viz: Bad blood, liver and
kidneys.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19
ALONE
nv say many a bitter thing.

q Ne ye may say many abitter thins.
o men, when mn gone, gone far away
10 that dim lamp where shines no light OF DAY
Shnrp was the bread for my souls nourishing
Which fate allowed, and bitter was the spring
or which drank and maddened, even as they
Who, wild with thirst at sea, will not delay,
D,x drink the brine and die OF its sharp sting
hot gentle was my war with Chance, and yet
Iborrowed no mans sword-alone drew,
And gave my slain 1T burial out OF view,
In secret places and sorrow met
So when you count my sins, do not forget
10 say taxed not any one OF YOU
Philip B0urke Marston.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19
Rucklin,s Arnica Salye,

The best salve III the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptiOns, and positively cures piles, or TO pay
required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction. or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box For sale bv d. Lorriaux.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

IL Office in Opera House Block. Telephone rs
Residence, l25 E. Jackson St. Telephone lSS. Otta
wa, Ill.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

nR. CHARITY SANDERS, successor
~ to DR.. Alcinda Auten. ONCE Opera House Block
OTTAWA III. Telephone, No. l2T' sepl3
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

wi. cary, (whoesale and retsil) Main street, Ctta
va, ILL., Importer Of Drugs. Chemicals, French Cogni
ac brsndies Wines &c
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

C.Shlats p g. ALLEE.
GRIdGS &c ALLEN, Attorneys and Coun
~ seiois st Law. Office over First National Bank
ottawa. al. APRIL
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

M n: ARMSTRONG, Attornty ana Conn
1tl. selor at Law. Ottawa, ILL., Notary Public. Ono
In Gedney's Block. Ottawa junb,D so
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

ORENZO LELAND, Attorney and Coun
Illinois, mar5M
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

FrHOS. Q. FULLERTON, Attorney q;
4 Law, Ottawa, Illinois. Office in Bushnells btosk,
west Of Court House. iani-1
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

~ G. TRENARY, Attorney ct Law. once
- with L. W: Brewer. Rooms 8, . TO- Opera louse
Block Ottawa. III. tunS
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

u II. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. One
Ds over No. 10 La Sale street. west side of d
Co irt House, Ottawa, III. julySs7o
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

J. ". DUNCAN. 49, oONOR. II. 7. eILBRRr
nUNCAN, O'CONOR e GILBhRT.
~ Attorneys 81 Law. Once In Futterer & Metxgeri
block, east Of court house. Ottawa Illinois; and Ii
Sale, III, july21f2
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19

II g. SWIFT, Attorney at Law, Armory Block
IL. sDecisl attention given to probate matters.
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19


numbering six good men, well armed with
revolvers, though carrying no other weap
ons, began their perilous march down the
bank of the stream. They decided to move
in Indian file, keeping just the distance apart
that would enable each person tn see the back
Of his next leader through the darkness This
was to prevent disaster To the entire party II
any member was captured or fell. They had
not marched far before the wisdom of this
order Of march was discovered, The party
was approaching, but at .he same time en-.
deavorng to outhank, u plantation house
standing on slight elevation and dimly ont
lined against the sky.
"Haltm rang out Of the darkness a few
steps in advance Of the leaders Of the line.
But the party did not halt. On the con.
trary, every man faced promptly about and
struck out preciptatey for the rear. This
brought the line To moving by the other
flank. with ono OF the officers IN the lead
Holding his way a few hundred feet in the
new direction. followed by his compatriots.
he came TO a fence This he surmounted
precipitately after the well known method
Of a sonsrsault sustained on the top rail,
and one. over, he moved by the left flank,
80 rs to keep under the protecting shelter Of
the barrier The entire party, one after an
| other, initiated his movements and rivaled
his celebrity They followed and change
in the direction cf the fence soon led again
IN the direction OF the dwelling hut further
IL the right and presumably nearer to the
enemy than the line over which the pas
sage had before been attempted
"Surey," soliloquized the leading officer,
Sin this darkness we shall slip 10y unob-
served"
"Halt!r was the quick response Of some
apparently mind reading sentinel not ten
fcct away. This time the line halted, but all
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19
ProteSst0naI GarDa. .

SAMUEL RICHoLsoN. W L. sRRLxY
plCf1OLSON 6 SEELEY, Attornevs
~ and Counselors at Law, Ottawa, Ill. ONCE over
Hapeman Grsham's book store. l.l2S9
The Ottawa free trader., 1889-10-19
PHYSICIANS.

r. II. TRAINOR, M. ID. Rooms l5-l1.
l. Opera House Block, Ottawa, Illinois. augi1.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
Municipal Court.

Tho following cases were up before the
city court this morniugi
Ellen Gallagher, arrested by officer
Galloway for drunkenness and disorder,
was fined $40 and costa.
James Reynolds, arrested by Officer
Crawford for drunkenness, was fined 81
and costs. James was up before the
court yesterday for the same ofense, but
was discharged.
Peter MeGlinchey, arrested by Officer
White for being drunk, was fined 81 and
costs.
James Palmer, arrested by Sergeant
Peterson for drunkenness, was dis
charged on promise to leave the city
Immediately.
Daniel White, colored, charged with
severely beating Mary Walker, a colored
woman, was held without bail for 6
hearing on Monday morning. The woman
is confined to her bed from the result o.
the injuries she sustained at bis hands.
David Kramer, charged with commit
ting an assault and battery upon Emil
Reichardt and Charles Baum, was dis
charged.
Harry Hall. the colored boy charged
with committing an assault and BATTERY
on William Reed, 9 9-year-old colored
boy, was held for further hearing OIL
Tuesday morning next. d. II. W. stout
testified that the condition OF Reed wal
| not serious.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
DIED.

STENGLE-On Wednesday evening. 9Th
instant, Alice Is. >tcngle, eldest ditugh.
ter OF Key. Adam and Guclu E.SteugIc.
IN the 18th year Of her age.
The rclativesund friends are requested
TO attend the funeral scrN ices in the
Union NJ. l.. Church ON saturday morn
ing ut . o'clock, and TO proceed ut II
o, lock from the r., W. Il Il. depot to
Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Baltimore, for in
termcnt
MCKAY.-In this city, on the Tote inst,
Florence f., infant daughter of Samuel
and the late Florence l.. Mckay, aged
weeks.
Relatives and friends are Invited 10
attend the iuncrul services At the resi-
dence Of her father, 1910 Tatnall street
on Friday afternoon, at > o'clock. Inter
ment private, l
STEW ART-In Philadelphia, on the ST.
instant, JAS. 4. stewart.
Funeral to leave the r., W. 4 u. II. u
depot ON saturday morning, upon tn,
arrival OF the train arriving here at l0.l;
II. H., to proceed to st. Paul's NJ Il
Church. lnternent at Riverview GENE
terry.
McCARROLL-At Grcrnviue, Delaware
ON october TO- Alexander McCarroll, il
his sith year.
Funeral from the residence of William
! Wilson, Dr., on saturday october u, at
| o'clock, y. III. lntermCnt NJ Grcenhil
| Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

Button Bags-with "she
has a soul above buttons'-
II find all missing buttons
here, land many more to the
point 10c.
Whisk Holders - with
pretty enough designs tc
make them ornamental as
well az useful-Ioc.
Grandma's Knitting Bae
all three sides so well IL
Illustrated that the dear, good
soul must surely see It-3oc,
Laundry Bsgs-for soiled
clothes, with many articles
of wear outlined-3oc.
Umbrella Holders-2sc.
Besides a large lot Of out
lining linens for toilet sets.
splashers, b u r e a u covers
scars. tides, etc.
All these pretty and at
tractIve things will be found
In the basement.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
FIFTH edition


Correspondence OF the grrrrL,c,v 4
WAsuISoroS, D. O., Oc' IA ,.oo
A limo from one who hbs ,ytlo, - -
deptha OF that majestic and ai.n,ri,,.N
place, Luray Gave, Va. ma, be- m ,rs,s
Ing 10 your readers. No wollat iEs,sN
such desire 10 see and behold ue la.an
ties OF nature under tho cafih H,, yIu,
at Luray, and after 4 refreshing dug
at the Inn for small compensate I'1 ."a
are driven over romantic r5ute my ,Sa
epersed with boys and gr. rnpt,nsS'
hid, singing "rhrow me a ram, = w., .g
complying with their request a ,t,nl. ~.
scramble In the dust would ep.u, lt ~
coveted article, and finally d, dd,a ia,
calls halt, and by deposiing q o. Vi,p MIN,
certain Individual (Which ynu NAV az
hood bye to- you descend into The 9ou1
OF one Of the most awe imsI.,ip, .t,b,.
OF mother earth. The scenes tr,,sn,si
through the different routes are Ln.ilM,
with the formation of ages, Al espeel,G,
the departure OF Cinderella. arrived |,
all her bridal robes IRON the tdII
chamber.
Among the party were note ! Can,
Gent. Enoch Moore, s!r Km-M A q
Robinson, Sir Knight II. q. Porter a,
Knight Rob't. Smith, Sir Ktl,ht "
Hickman and number Of u'brr, lnn
Wilmington. BLUE HE'S tuicEgy
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

An OK roast took place at Smyrna, on
Thursday. for the benefit Of Bethel A. NJ.
Z. Church Of that town. Tie exercises
OF the day were opened by a street parade
and band of music. A Prof. Berry OF
Philadelphia, acted as cook, a special
furnace having been constructed for the
| occasion. TIE noon train from this city
took down q delegation of ST. Johns
Commandry, Knights Tsmplar, A. Y. NJ.
About 500 people were fed on the
grounds, and the bones of the little OF
wore pretty thoroughly picked and a
large quantity Of other edibles were
consumed.
la the evening an entertainment was
given In the Opera House, consisting oil
music by the Smyrna Band and by the
choir of Bethel Church. Right Rev.
Bishop II. Turner, A. Nj. Z. Church, oil
Atlanta, Ga, and the Rev. DR.. SLAMS.
bury, Of this city, made addresses.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

The remains Of johnson Hi were 10.
TERED at the New London Presbyterian
Church Cemetery on Thursday. Several
persons from this city were present.
among the number being Jones Jl;s'!s
snd wife aud daughter. BayArd ShAlleiJ
and vile, George w. Vernon aud wife,
Richard Guthrie and Others The ser.
vices at the house were attended by over
100 Of the friends and nclghborS there
being over sixty carriages used by them
on the occasion, but q little over QUE
third Of the number, however, proceeded
to the cemetery, which was s3ne elk
miles distant. The deceased vas The
third son of bis widowed mother and IS
he has for several years resided siih lef,
| (the eldest, Winfield, being tmploJe on
u stock farm In New jersey aud George,
the second son, being emploIei 10 no
Office OF the PhilsdClphiA PuONc Lsdgf7'
bis decease was Q very Geycfe ail'en0n.
He also LEFT young wlio AnNwosnhI
children. to whom his death IS N NE
parable loes.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

John A. Mullin, county tax collector
for White Clay Creek hundred Tor l',e,
has been found to be a defaultef 70 lls
amount OF 5000. he having c'nless.a
that he had appropriated that am ,,.l,,'. 70
his own use His bondsmen, William
Homewood aud William II. Smith, have
b,en aoing over his books TO ascertain
the actual amount OF tho dcfaloalisn ani
they think it will not vary far from taa
amount named. They have hot.mpl
Levy Courtman Wier OF White Gay
Creek hundred that they are ready on de-
mand to make good the defalcation to ths
county. They have taken charge o. lha
books and will collect the balance OF Tho
taxes themselves. Mr.. Mullin IS known
10 have not conducted bimseli in d com
mendable manner for some time past no
intoxicating cup having become great
temptation to his habits OF lite. Pievl'
ously he has borne good name ior lii
tegrity and hone ty.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
Death of Mrs. Abel j. Porter.

Sarah ]. wife OF Abel j. Porter, who
fell down the stairs oil her resldence In
Smyrna on Monday evening and lay
there until three o'clock next morning,
before she was missed by her husband
who had previously retired died about 8
O'Clock on Tuesday evening, aged 81
years, without rallying to reconize her
friends. Her remains were Inferred this
afternoon at Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Smyrna, In the presence Of a large con-
course Of relatives and friends. The
Smyrna Times says; She was a woman
of plain sincere, earnest qualities whose
life was spent in blessing the home. She
was also faithful member of the church
and one of the most regular in her atten
dance on ith aarYicaa.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

Ihsill be well to mention through IN,
eolumns VI, thls journal that tac,r /, ops
houss In this city that docsn / Aaya 10 p.
sort 10 schemes. The lita OF irving II
make the public believe By publishing
that which sensible people laugh at and
think ridiculous IL throwing money away
Good patterns, In good, lcsra6 c, ,eAson.
able goods, have no occasion TO undergo
reductions, but there is an occasion, from
Appearances, when a house attaches 10
and 90 per cent. profit on their clothing.
aud tho goods don't move, to reduce
them 80 per ceLt. Then they sull make,
with all their loud cry, ~ per cent. clelt
ahove cost. But Louis fe'llcmer, pro-
prletor OF the ECONOMY Hall, merely
attaches ~ per cent, whlct causes no
goods to 60 rapidly. and consequently !.
not over-stocked. A suit of clothes Ia
soils for t10. high priced clolh,n ask
SIS for, and make you believe truly they
have been reduced; an oyeicoa. he sells
for 50, you pay this wouldbe competitor
SIS for; o pair OF pants that you pay ia
any other house ". so for, you cso buy at
Economy Hall, No. 406 Market street.
for ~. Now, take advice and act &C.
cordingly.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
I)UBLIC SALE.

VIII he sold ut public sale at the residence
OF Henry White IN the Lancaster Pike, one
mile from Wilmingt N. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1889,
at l O'Clock p. IN.
No. |. sorrel horse, nine yeare old, good
dIiV. amt No. saddle horse. No. 2.
black Napoleon mare. 10 years old, SQUAD
kind. and perfectly safe fOra lady 10 drive
No. 8. Light bay horse, 4yeus old, weighs
100; spl.nCii roadster. No. 4. Gray mare.
oyears old, We CHS ltoO ms; will work any
and would make good family mare. No. O.
bay mare, years old, weighs 10 ms and
would make good horse for general pur-
poses. No. Z. Gray colt, We rs old, weighs
30 ms, aud hrs good action. No. 8. tray
mare. years old, Weighs lLso lbs nndls yeLy
weighs g75ibL splendid action and natural
lrptter. No; 10. Ray mare, years old,
weighs 1861 ms, sound. and 10 very short aud
thick set 20. II. Bay mara, years Old,
weighs 100 lbs, sound and will make n geod
work or driving horsr. Nos. u aud ~. Pair
Of sotrel mares, Sand years old. weigh 400
Ms, closely mated. good drivers and work
ers. Nos. II aud Is. fAlr Of black mares.
and years old, weigh 1850 ms, SQUAD, sud
Will make elegant drivers. No. 10, hay
n ARE, 4yraIs old, weighs 30 lbs, sound aud
promises 10 be something fest No. II. Sor.
relmaIe. llyears old, weighs 1000 lbs, sound aud
"A rood worker.
One good fresh Alder ey and II olstein COW.
set OF carriage harness made TO order. -Four
new road carts, riding saddle and oIher art
icles too numerous 70 mention.
Terms made known at sale.
A. l.. WHITE.
stiiham 4 Son, Aucts. IJ-ll-st
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
Third EDITION.


The anniversary of the birth Of .Father
Matthew the apostle of temperance, was
brilliantly celebrated by st. Mary's T. A.
4. Society, last night At their parlors ola
East Sixth street. The hall was crowd
cd TO Its utmost capacity by the members
and frIends. who listened with attention
10 the grand Grafton on the life and la
bors of Fathew Matthew by the Jealous,
spiritual director OF the Society, Rev.
Father Finn, which was delivered
IN his usual happy attractive manner. On
It's conclusion the orator Of the Society
Mr.. Nj. Callen entertained the meeting in
neat speech on temperance. The Pres
tdent OF the Society MIR. NJ. Donohue also
spoke at some length in the same happy
strain. Songs etc., were rendered by e.
J. Carr,Ran, John Dorm, w. X. Orpent
and E. J. Kelly. Thus was spent an
evening of real enjoyment in honor of the
hero OF the cause.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

One of the brilliant features connected
with the entertainment furnished by Prof
Bartholomew and his Equine Paradox, al
the Opera House, this week, has been
the most clever orchestration. The work
done by the orchestra, under the very
efficient leadership OF Prof. Ell. w.
Prouty, 10 worthy OF the highest common.
dalton, 10th from the clever rendition
Of the music and the variety offered. A
delightful feature was the selection from
1.-THE Brigands." the opera now being
performed by the New York Casino Com
pany and the Carlton Opera Company.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
- . - .
Health

Aud comfort come from having your
boots half-ioled with rubber, keeping
out chill and damp and affordlng quiet
and easy walking. The cost ia aid to be
about 10 per cent. more than leather,
while the durability is very much greater
as we know by experience. This work
10 done perfectly by Mr.. John s. More
land, Nos. GIG Shipley and Oh Marke,
streets, who keeps large stock OF boots
and shoes, including both the loves
prices and the latest STYLES.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

owEGo, N. T., Oct. 1O.-While Miss
Lathen was returning from her home to
the house OF Frank Humiston, about II
O'Clock last night, where she Ia employed
she was seized by an unknown man at the
corner OF Front and Paige Streets and
dragged to the river bank near by. Her
screams for help alarmed her assailant,
W o choked her into insensibility and
threw her into the river. Her cries had
been heard and she was rescued by sever.
al citizens. Her assailant escaped.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

Rev. j. T. Marshall was installed pas
tor OF Lower Braudywiue Presbyterian
Church on Thursday afternoon, Rev. j.
a. Marshall presiding. Rev Lafayette
Marks delivered tie charge TO the pastor
and Rev. w. J.. McEwan delivered the
charge to the people. The Presbytery
also held short session and transacted
routine buslnese.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

Some twenty ladies and gentlemen Of
this city chartered the hack OF ILonH
Hooten last evening and proceedel to lla
house of Mr.. Woodward, near Faruller
Pa, in order TO give his family a sur
prise. This was most eIectually accom-.
pllshed, and the entiie party must have
enjoyed the proceedings very highly a.
they did not reach their homes III Iln
city until four o'clock this morning. 4
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

The parish of Emanuel ?. e. Church
NJ New Castle, is 200 years old the present
mouth, and it has been suggested that
the anniversary of the event shall be duly
celebrated. 1t Is said that the only
church that exceeds It ia age in this State
is the Old Sweles in the lower part of our
city. New life is being infused into the
Episcopal Church, and celebration OF
this kird might give it an additional
atlmulant
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

The inmates of the Chidren's Home
wee entertained free this afternoon q,
Prof. Bartholomew educated horse
show at Procor's Opera House.
The orphans OF st. Peters Parochial
school will be admitted free tomorrow
aiterno- Il into the educated horse show.
The management are deserving OF liberal
patronage from our people for their
kindness TO these orphans.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

The residence OF Robert Go if, 0
wealthy farmer near Laurel, sussex
County, was fred by some misrrelnt On
"Wednesday night and entirely des rosea,
making the fourth loss he La GApr
rlenceI from the torch of the in'audlhfy
within year. 1t is also sald that lN.S y -
the fourth fire that has occurred III VI"
Vicinity within four weeks, causing a l'''
of some $40, 600,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
Have n Gun of Coffee.

All the customers are invited 10 eau
No. 800 King street on Saturday e' 'nass.
and drink q cup Of CONDENSED ',noEs
which is free from all grounds, saYeh
and dirt. They can also have US n,ous
water as they can drink from the ar nike
Juniper Spring on the Phiiadelphi" f
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

Announcement has been made of the
wedding of Miss Mary Louise Baird to
DR.. Edward Dram Shakespeare, a promi-
neut Philadelphia physician, formerly OF
Dover, at noon on Thursday, October
24th, at the Baird Memorial Chapel,
Darby, Delaware county, Pa. A recep.
tiou will BIZ held from l to O'Clock In
Ehe afternoon al tho residence at Darby,
OF Charles o. Baird, brother of the bride.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

A, Az. Is. M, c, ca. DID,. Z. Ell. EE,
All the above sizes kept in stock, In
ladies', gents, misses, boys, youths and
children's boots and shoes, at prices to
suit everybody. We also keep large
assortment OF the best make OF rubber
boots aud shoes; at the gilt edge boot and
shce store, N. L. Cor. Second and Or
snge streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

The team OF John Lynch, a promlnen,i
and wealthy farmer, residing near Ltlnl
Sussex county, ran away On N'r
nesday evening, throwing him GU, tTeak
ing leg and rendering bin unconscious
He lay in the road all night, aud whea
found on Thursday morning was Gncou.
scious. lie is now in a very prcearin,u's
condition, and his recovery Is la.L'f
doubtful,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

Last evening a pleasant turpIi'e parry, y
was given to Mas Mamie Wl,soh' a
Ingleside, Nd, who is visiting Mr. aus
Mrs. w. g. Robinson, of No. 6jo YAH van
street. There were about my int.v,
guest present, and after spending w.,
evening they retired to their homes, 40" a.,
ing Miss Wilson a pleasant Visit o0N
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
Deserves Credit for Good Work

Prof We'll, optician, No. S05 Market
street:
DEAR SIR; l am glad to inform you
that the glasses you have fitted to my
eyes give me most comfortable and good
vision, and they also have cured me Of
my headache from which have suffered
years. Please accept my best thanks
Yours, respectfully,
Mrs. w. B. MoNAGUL,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

On Saturday, In this city and section
and In New England, slightly warmer,
fair u partly cloudy weather viii prevail,
with southerly winds, becoming variable
and followed by increasing eioudit ess
and rain in the northern parts Of this Sec
tion, and on Sunday partly cloudy to
fair weather, with slight thermal changes
and fresh variable winds preceded by rain
near the coast. tAt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

The Loyal Temperance Legion OF New
port wi give q musical and literary en-
tertainment 10 the hall of the "Ised
Eleven" tomorrow Saturday evening,
the 18th inst, commencing at 30
O'Clock. Admission, 20 cents. Proceeds
for the benefit of the parsonage. the
citizens are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

Call at -four and feed store, corner
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington,
Del, for nice fresh ground and self-rais-
ing buckwheat -four. Are offering choice
brands OF firmly -four, low figures.
Also, fresh cat meal and rolled oats. II.
L. Jsuvier.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

A drunken man threw brick through
the window of Sam Lng's laundry. No.
4O7 Madison street, last evening, striking
a Cinnamon In the breast. Sam notified
he police. and two officers went out to
his place, hut the rowdy made good his
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

George Stanton, the auctioneGi, N tho
Market street near Front, was shoI III If
hand by the accidental dischais 4 even.
pistol which he was examining l1sI IN add
ing, when DR.. First was caileu -
dressed the wound.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

Powell has on his stall in the Third
street market, Delaware rock, sealbass,
halibut, founders, white fish, blue fish,
trout, etc Open until 10 o'clock on
s lturday evening.