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Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
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Hung Urt.r {.

Teo woman who comm tied suicide IN
BlatAbi d hun1 ed, % which ueut on
was mHis yesterday, was -amed Anne
W. Simmons. tLe WAS The vile OF a
farmer yiu1 aboU, use NIL from Clay
ton, SHE hal been d,apondcnt or aom.
tine ara ou Saturday morning wen,
down s.ars, telling c husband tl.t chs
iutCA9,a 20 g,t breakfast. when Dir.
SmnN vent loWn d" q u,i not Hud
| her lIt did not Rlre hm-rif a-y uu-
| .as.l.sa,4a h. taCcghs E., raj gone TO q
luti. lO.I's. Ass.a hat mot returned l}
| diluur time ihe hHsbtul hetam.
a 80 Haj and n9H1.I th3 r@m,h9r.
Searching parties were iorm ID, aul or
! sutdey mouiBg Lsr Luuy wn. i,una
1 aauH from q trcf &Ae hsl uuus hrg.
4 syii with .31 lJln a.J ae. f-T a.ta 81
+ tu4sasa tha grl ur,. H.,u q |a a
+ Lee .fsld an Ilf. .taal a verdict o. -u.
I cisJ Has TeaQtItt.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
FIFTH edition
TriRIty r, y, (hureb,

The ceremony Of breaklno -. "a
the new Trinity p. Z. Chutcs ssHl " iof
ware avenue aud Adams s,Tee, t'"t a. sla- psla-
yesterday afternoon. The principal sSa ~,
vices were held in the CHAPEL ana and ~. n.
following cierEymen were present, n.y. ny
Rev. Charles u. Murray OF g.. Aptv,,.s,
Church. the Rev. Alexis /. Dulos, XXI
man, the Rev. III. Ashton Eer., vO's, J,
Trinity 7. x. Church, tho Rev 4 ~
Littell OF st. Johns Church Ina p'I w.
David Howard OF Calvary Church nv. ",
Rev. NJ. ID. Dunlap Of Old sS,1s., su1
Church, the Rev. Z. d. Lghtner of W
Castle, DEL, the Rev. EdwarI nv
Eckel Of Newport, Perc Violet a. F,,s.y,
and Bishop Coleman. @u''
Ihe Rev. David Howard read tle a.,
vice and the Rev. Martin Is, Dunlan a. ~
lesson. Bishop Coleman delivered a L,,., ~
but forcible address, aud at the ronr'n'
sion procession was formed. c,p.,.,,n.
OF the vestry, the choir. the clergy aTt
the congregation, which moved la tbs
site OF the new church.
A circle was formed, after wbl.b ~.
bishop pronounced the invocation. ,Ta q,
the name OF the Father, Son and r1is
Ghost" lie then took the SPADE sns
drove It into the ground. 1t sank tloWlr
aud the bishop said:
81 am driving the spaie 70 IT, rrca,er.
limit, aud so | hope that you gl mi
forth every effort toward tue complexion
OF the church."
As he raised the sod he remarked.
There is . good hone.t spade fl.l Of
Dirt"
The Rev. II. Ashton Heury, rector of
Trinity Church. followed, teen came Dr..
Horace Burr, senior warden of ths
church. He, IN turn, was followed ~
General J. Parke Pos'les, Charlie, NJ
Curtis, Esq, and John =. Grehe Of ia
vestry OF Trinity Church; Vef'ryman
Carrow OF Holy Trinity, Oh sweIes'
Church; the Rev. David Howari, ths
Rev. NJ. B. Dunlap, the Rev. Aoris j.
DUPONT Coleman, the Rev. Edward
Henry Eckel, T. Leslie Chrpenter, samuel
EASTWOOD, w. A. Pratt, Warren Loved.
Houston Dukes of the choir; VT Ham J.
Fisher, director OF S. John, T. T.
Church choir. aud William Catby,
member Of Rodney Street rrs y'tran
Church. A number OF he choir toys also
took part In the ceremony. Atou. iour
squsre feet Of ground WAS hf1,rY.
The spade used at Ne crr Uouy was
the same with which the BI,aop broke
ground for the Church oi thi /. ltcmcr
at sayre, Pa. Tue spade has bsla suitably
Inscribed and nickle- plated.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Tho state Fsir.

loads q shiidrtR tfom doth and senth,
hhek loads from east and west OF Dovef
are thronsing to the fair to-day. Private
carriages come In by the hundreds from
all points Of the compass. AL children
are free to-day.
The exhibits are In place and order aud
By far more numerous than at any State
fair heretoftre held.
The ladies OF the w. @. 7. U. have or
nameDted their booth with notices and
emblems, attractive to everybody, and
especially the children to-day, whom
they never forget. Indeed, 1t 10 q fail
question whether the ladies' department,
with its over 5000 exhibits. may not at
tract more attention than any other. !;
10 grand feature OF the fair.
The cereal department, under tht
efficient management OF VIM. r. Ale
band, is decorated with flags and bunt.
ing sndnature's attractive products.
John I. Jakes, Of Wyoming, makes au
elaborate display of vegetables and
seeds. decorated with eversreens, plants
flags, painted sketches and the motto
"Protection to Home Industries. Eiab-
orate decoration Is 3 great feature run
ming through all the fair
The poultry department at the end o.
the bazaar building, under the expe-
rlenced management of p. II. Jacobs,
editor OF the Poultry Keeper, Of Ham
monton, n. j. lie ambitious Of outrival
ing any former display in this State. II
10 a large exhibit The genial II. $.
Lswton las geese. ducks, turkeys and
chickens Of various kinds.
The cattle stalls are tiiled, making an
extensive and extraordinary display.
The department Of the fine arts is one
OF the most instructive, and is serving
It's purpose well to-day with the mu IT,
tude OF children.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
s,,a,nls.s ,lm.ler I.ea... ].

MEDIA, Sept. 3O.-The $500 ra
fergi by The Delawsre County
sioutfa iaf tho err st aud con-
TIE murderer Of Farmer John :
Htaly iodr years ago, WAS paid
Treasurer YArral 10 Specisi Oil,5 s-y''
Alexander, OF Phlladelphip, todd
Samuel johnson, the cJlorea '
narrowly escaped the gal %"
timcs aed who Ia serving u ME
IL tho Eastern Penitcntiaty i0ri. .,
was arrested hy officer AicEt
Seventh and Lombard strceis On
nation given him by AlerlDaH
ehctt, the cololed man who nit -''
became known a8 the prize wines j., ny
case, and who i4 hlmssli pctoriya ..-..'
and crook. Pritchett snoro that
told him that he struck "old mla s4'' =
less on the head.p
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Frirl,.,rl mn

PTU.' 'nF-pUla. Pa, Oct. l.-WiiNau
Henderson g ,1losd 'ahOYar, !eil a d, p
t3nca % more han eighty i,t .ruu ile
1ower a' The new lgil3tug Of tba tu'yer,
s.-y o. Pe1rsgiya-ia -,eIdfv. uaI .E he
i'll whigiE2 aHo. lln bLrog OF th,
faii-luii' fracture n ann rauEht f-t
IN q iolar. Irrt.s3 of hreaGrl lis mll
the pecaliar mou-r1up % i,rlar9u's Is
boiy c-Iricl Wu ls. g ig a 7amm Is su.f,
NraBgAng ci ta# tru f.#ta lly taatti,
III. foysIel nolaartHl,ilg 50 t.s ground
aitcr tEe boHy uDt lu,lt.
Hur rlersou, un4ltl tool 5uHTtin4 Ga
a tgrreu tf1W h- w0t.i WA tt j "a
tie lu.vel iiy p,Ias c!H. ay, A-r,
ali the dorJs li l4p surg az! .1eAtY ard
tie rec. seut sl4a .e.- !.a l0tta + k.s.
Iir alive.
aha gsHe ve7snauo8 tfc h#ldu4
ct Et taa=,.I, ir c.aag ,a
lAe-r e.lIf a..
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
This Morning, Court

As soon as court convened at o'clock
this morning Mr.. Massey, who nsd not
concluded when the rec IS was taken last
evening, finished his argument for tie
defense in the case Of Henrietta V. Psrris
". the p, ". & B. ReilwAy Company.
He WAS follow q by the Hon. Geo. GRAY,
also ,ut the defense, and tie closing ar
eumrnt for the paln,itf was made by .Al.
ircd constable, E,q., after which court
took r. cess unit. this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Cows Die from Texas ;eycr.

ERIE, Pe., sept. 30.-Texas fever has
broken oEt among The milch cows In and
about Erie, abaut twenty tavtlg did
and as mary more being stricken. The
disease Is attributed to the escape OF a
carload Of Texas cattle en- Route Fast.
The Importation OF Texan cattle to Eric
wiz prohi ited by o.dinRnce and pru1la
ma On ol the Mayor q few years ago, ana
Tue hssl sc,urgr had just about dird out.
The city aud Staie heal h officers are IN
west Gltipg ne eases, aud prosecutions
mo L...lN 10 fullnw.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

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&roazs M.5a sep ao l4sa.-A
al..-a. ai.e.i iuYmal l-E.ls Co..
a5 ..nH H-salfl .Tua -.t car su
lHas.-l. t.a'u -c-l AAE. It-a.
yT-r4A.s ue4.s, Wul5H= H=.ias
's3 l ea. IEe head wa.
sa,u gHu U'u t.rus, a |
81 .-,---- i-s l.a,.. t.H TIA 5. l1anan
rs Ee3 aI l ot5l vas t4raui.
an Id ss tlt oataa= close uau
H- = 1Hl7 aA n.g lg e.1zea a-.'n. q g.
s.a3 aa ~ l.a =5t-' }.l...tu. GhisUel
-ul the hE apa3. This eu OF con
e.ag was Won several u. lutc.
l-f the p sd Has fsTersI irun tn,
'r. Tic tLrl5 Witnesses arc reliable
IN %.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Found Dead.

BosroS, Mass Oct. 1.-Mrs. Gsi'la,-
rine H,nnessy was found dead - DIV;
eers on Saturday morning at tho ,3' %
tie stairs leading to the apartments W.
cupled by herself and her husbanA u
this place. Up stairs her husband "io
found wiping up a quantity OF t!oed ~ ~
tile hallway. lie was arrested on shsp,.
cinn. His eldest child said he saw ", "
father strike his mother over the Ieaa
several times with piece of wood. hrli
nessey said his wife accidentally ~,
down stairs, and he does not know WIN"
caused her death.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
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SrSr-.T, IS C.. .J.--5aauaEio D-n
l. 'ili .L-i o.. .s ..r.. sHt a.3 III ffr .-
IiOus utez5s- g=H.. H=. r.-
raEtial. I.us IL tLa- qFn. -g
cas-, ana r 1.H.0 H4a |t.f, fa
Tie eauty Hl.lE .l s.sr
CoHn-y v1 rrr- .. f.' t.
N ttas a-lHl... ll- lal.
U4lc r- re- t tl1.
Tacgaa-arl s5sh ss# laHt Il els
n'teua92. 4 i#ut eelal ta.lH'e
followed i'a hetf r8 re aaye Ilc
Ee.Ics t'.rs anal ID. tha ,lu.r e.
Ty-y at -il-. NIs Cross, A4 ac...
sGv- Vet % .a crow ..a very o. U.
uGuf4. fl -i5z lt t.r ItuHs 81 D..
ia ieaFe. th Hau als m'N ui-b
lie y
H. a i-l IN #oss cal.-i u." #H' l
the gt. rs.l ssl.t s..4 4a j4sa fiH
III lI Fai aie
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Lalie,' SINGING oInsse..

The ladies' singing class at the Co!legl
of Music will meet this evening. MIR.
Coward will instruct this class N sight
reading OF music and the cultivation o!
ihe voice. Price of tut ion only $500
per term. Call at the college, g2l Mar
ket street, and enroll your name in this
class. Arrangements can also be made
for private instruction either from Mrs.
OsbOurn or Mr.. Cloward.
Instrumental and vocal music taught
in all their branches by competenl
teachers.
Friends and patrons Of the college are
cordially invited to Call at any time,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
The Banner Tax Collector.

County Treasurer Hsman, to-day, re-
ported Freldus Sturgeon OF Christiaua
HundIed entitled to the banner for col
lec,lng the most taxes, for tue present
year in proportion to the amount to be
collected. Mr. Sturgeon has already
turred in $4,000 of paid taxes. 1t is
utedless TO say that he has no set hours
for the payment OF taxes that ike the
laws OF the aedes and Persians must lot
be violated, but he is really aud glad to
receive them after supper time or auy
other time except sunday.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
eInugI,tored Nc,ter,Iay.

Harry Fellmier slaughterel his i'm.
mense sea turtle yesterday afternoon, III
tine presence OF i number OF spectators
Its head was CHOPPED of and death suit
ed in 4 short time. Ex- Councilman
Quinn secured the head and intends tC
have It preserved. Harry has a large
quantity OF the soup sold for Friday, but
can supply few gallons moro to any
who may want 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Alleged Abuses in a soldiers Home.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 3O.-The Union
this evening prints an article concerning
abuses at the Northern soldlcrs' Home,
in which 1t Is stated that letters contain.
ing pension checks addressed to the In.
mates OF the home are opened by DR..
Munson, the superintendent, and tie
veterans compelled TO turn the mont y
over TO Munson or be dismissed from the
home. The article is based on iniorma-
tlon furnished by James Winchel;, oi
this city, member OF Company A, 6th
Connecticut Infantry, who refused tc
give up his pension money, and lett the
institution.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
nInn

Dl Ell ..- 40 f'rn la;sn. uo1r Rod lion.
y. 1G 3, september a-i, Aits7
sac Is. p.shl.
nl fhr family rJr nyifnH to ~
t'Ae tuH lH'nrl uu -l'1~ufHH.roaA.
'.a.r4, .- / O'Clock, tu9s- .Jl,G d
uollrs.
~ N--on aptnnNur 2,th Daniel d.
-i'W rr WHrt SON ol IIH G.. Hnl
'.a'A -1epAs, a-gt % months and H.
r.s fmerl WIN iel.e plncr uru tac
A"H ais sagt.D4 -lrrlt, on
laas.'+ ,-'=a u1on uta s'siaa.a
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
a Pastor surpri.ed.

At quite lato hour ou Saturday ,y'n.
Ing, when pastor J. A. 81 A n u
Wilmington NJ. L. Chapel sgA VII
mington, was citing alons "a A. swy
mp stairs, he heard q knock 81 . iol5
He wondered who could ne lag AZ
that late hour, but on eoIug yu rl
opening the door a little CON, ,sDy, lei tg
l.. II. Bantum and Daniel Allen without
any hesitatlon, without even safH' tlt
evening, passed rapidly ihr '-s. .t--
lor 70 the dining room, wAcl .f te
lamp aud then invited r .5
seat. Afttr a few approp opta. rv4tas
by The leader they presented r 'T
with a handsome suit Oi eliot
Indeed be was a prorl msr, 'gA
byii address expressed hls g' %
them. and his furrrise az ih 8s
deed, while under fggA te.Nt
(butliing new ehur ~ Iu1 y Lag
10 cJmlert the Ec4-l ot liinr Hi5.
Coda blessings were als , u"H G.n
and with hearts abisE1 vtb 3, aH
departed, leaving tse psst7rse N1
fllled with Joy. May Col gy +"
these loving hoaris AMI vi H,
was the PASTORS earae
who contributed were; Ill
Daniel Allen, Cornelia hf
Abttraon, Isabella Bantu fs4si
George Wilkinson, Il
Thomas ]. BAutum, UrU
Tur1cr, Mary 4. TufnC %
Lewis Cock, Thomas
Hali, Eliza Cmmer, r.
Nlry Taylor, Daslo Wv
Cook, Catherine Gun, ssSr
Arthur Cuir and otterE
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
!, cru.....I... 49,.

hhu q o'eieos sst evening as f..'. r
II rs6a H.s pse ut f.h Ha
STR NsHa3ra rpr rnsts fi4
H llHsf aE win z. s, it..iu4 .. a
-l.E f- a a.
'aiI 3a'- i1at SIS r.F a e-gn tlH.-.. #.
se,ls# T.a atlag. t.lIt E..
lo 81 r., uat tie sH.y eie.. tAs
'u csH ihem 10 TW lzI1 -t#
...a .Atraai JaF e. H=
rav0 So. al aMy ,.I
.rH I5s srt0 sts N,r- a4.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
IN IlnlIlLll LllnIll

NEW YoBg, sept.
Ieoucrai, au Italian ban
street Is Hngpos q ID he7s
mmrg of b l.getl ora.
are I'A'i#u lanoreis. A ga
ltull.u5 gathered in fluut.'
t ,usa apau 60 Gea
the ppiig dgoya III IN Lwsf
it WAS i3ana tpat every
ie had heel rlnuvOl reI
aul g his reii1gnal all tho
tura Las hlea q spesed oi.
\ lUUbgr Of ibe dtpcsi;eF
tHtv had made every trop,.rs
to Rally, and when they eN
bauk 10 att their money they
itl'ad beca s'olen.
1he amount 90 deposit is
a sis, COZ, for which there ary
tepCsllols.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
The Choral Climb.

A meeting o. the Choral Club has been
called Tor Tomorrow evening by Fresi'
dert N. Dushlne Cloward, when It will
be decided whether or not the club eball
disband. 1t Is understood that the board
of directors are in favor OF disbanding
and selling the properties.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
I...t....-..-aat.

Apollo Castle. 80. ., K. C. T., -a7.
their nnantlly entertainment last ll',I.'
will the following Programme: SiHsng
By Castle, "Wo..t Tor the ujaht ) con.
ing, reading. By Everett Jones; solo,
'tieart bowed DOWN" DsTil Baker; trio,
go ist tAn aaee!s IN" ID. Baker, i.
2hipieyi 4. olive; fcadiBR, ty Edward
Wat.Oai aDla, 'i.eu mber me-" A.
Oliver; sole, "k.-g as L.ti," I. D.shp.
leY.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
SIN c. -yyr

t90al ~a= called ts.. ra.a
t7aza -al alr. .t ful O. uaHcar
.zE".e'r Tuua a.e.-. eIt
A7|a -a.at.- t.. a
st-4 ,--a-s ae.45.
Hta
'--- I..ta- g- st'-
l vs i!=
tHDn a
z=-t
.s4 dalr
..ae $780, E ssseD. ~.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
A unnhsnme rroson,

W''la Mrs. Joseph stockl. WAS on her
reeen; Welt to Germany, she purchased
. handsome couh!e set Of silver mount d
harness, which she presented 10 her hus-
band, IL Is lcafcely necessary 10 say
that NJ st5cl,le was very m1ci pleased
and highly appreciate the GIT.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Kiirain on for New York.

Jake Kilrain left Baltimore last nlsns
at 11.35 for New Yo7k. Rumors Ne,o
current that Kilrain was going over ivs
the purpose of arranging a match WIZ bs
a heavy weight lighter, but he sail ~
was going to look after proposed fpaa
ring exhibition for bis benefit. HeWou,
have gone sooner had not his vile peoA
suffering from neuralgia. He Is ,oeH I
pected home the latter part OF the we0-'
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
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Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

G. EORRBLI,,
Filth and ShipIey SITS
GREAT SALE OF
Bidas3.S and C0niliIa5IGa
We commence to day the
largest sale OF Blankets and
Comiortabla9 We have ever
made. They ranga in price
from S1 % to $Iz per pait
for ii nkets, and from 81 60
81 Tor Comlortabl5s. This
is not any bargain lot Of sec.
onds, but eli new and per-
iaot goods. The piices can
not be duplicated laler In
the season.
('irst floor rear Of carpet room.
The Soc Ingram Can cts
and Shades at 65c, axe claim
Ing more attention than we
heve given them, but all tn
same,you will find them III.
equalled anywhere else. Our
new Velvet Carpets, hoad
eTs to match, are here, SI.25
iog standard goods, S O m e
less. Ii you are interested
in Lace Curtains, come and
see ours, 81. 50 to $40 Per
pair. We will have son. G.
thing interesting to 8 h o W
Iyou next week in heavy cur
tains and new styles Up
holstery Goods.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Tho Finh Market.

Powell has on his stall In the Third
stfeet MARKET cod fish, haddock, floun-
fers, trout, blue Hsh, green and straw
9gry. perch, white fish, butter nsh, cat
1bh, &c,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

compare ours with theirs;
get prices and styles and
then buy intelligently'
You're as welcome &s the
day to look through Out
stock Of goods. Come and
see what q store You have
right hera.
WIN. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
~ IL .-.-.L.r E-..-l.l--t ..

Isit rat wofth toe small paee Of -
cen t. i-ta yaHEyj G.. e.tY agHl-- "a
OF tnese distressing eenul..Ifa. II You
thuiy 10 cali at CIR store auI jet q lltU.
q shliahis fIga551ar. Every u9taa 0as o.
prinlei gu-l44tae OF It, use a,. .Gaiias lT,
and y Is docl JOe no good a. win cost you
nothing. =. B. baniorta, whOcs4ie ana
retail ueeht. ceqcGd aul Market f5r,c.s.
Wllm.LZ TN. De-.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Fd.B.SHlRP eco.
Fourth and Market Streets.

Are you ready for your
carpets. The fall season Is
here.
1t Is not too soon to Sc
lect your patterns. and the
early assortments are gene
rally the best.
Our large stock of Car.
pets in the new Pail designs
and coloriogs are especially
pleasing this season. Our
large and well-lighted sales.
rooms give you ample OPP
portunlty for correct selec-
tons and our prices are the
lowest in the market. You
can get suited here-over
400 patterns to select from.
II you need a parlor car
pet buy a moquette.
For a Medium priced par.
lor carpet, nothing Is so ef-
fective as a "Moquette." !"
Some housekeepes object
to thelr sweeping off,"
It's the ''fuzl" you sweep of
at first, there's plenty Of the
body and material lett to
wear you for years, and it
will do it too.
Don't be alarmed at a
Moquette not wearing, il
you buy a good one--some
small dealers who sell hem
by samples may Give you
that impression. The goods
are here Tor you to sec and
examine, in magnificent de.
signs end colofihgs.
We think them 10 day
the most effective pa.lor
carpet made for the money,
and can refer any customer
TO fifty houses in this town
where they are In satlsiac-
tory wear from us. Over
250o yards were sold by us
last spring OF these popular
goods. We sell none but
Alex Smith & SOUS Mo
quetso. All new patterns
81 50.,lasg seasons patterns
81 Is per yard.
Brussels are old stan 4bys
ol c-u g., and tE5so nho ds-
sire noIaing different can
And here a large assortment
oi these rsliat's goods.
One fgsoil iiae ct body
b-assa.s, al ne@ dcgiers
.o5 with n without
E1.ae we sgaIt fla aeaacn
@t,.. at aLI5 rex yard; nev-
Ies auld before ie8s taan q. a5
psssy l5Iu 5sls in the flu
81 aascltm6at We cveI
,7d.-bas'er al the time
,rior 6esi rs and many
conf q exclusively to u5 il
fhis market A heYll5erins
lot 20 eelecf fon ard pse,ty
We show a comp. ele lIn'
oi hall and stair sets Of al
tue IAeW thin&s.
Nest any one can nov
have o 1sreG.fy Bru4s Is
50, 60, 65, rs, S., 90 cent
per yard.
l1aiain Carpet3--over 70.
different styles, and prettie
.his lall than TOR many sea
sors. Many ladies com
PLAN of ingram not wear
Ing but have you tried On,
Of our genuine Loweils2
All Ingram is probabl
, to day the most deceptiy
4 carpet made and more poo
r ingrains are made than an
other kind. Goat hair, iutt
hemp and what rot is wove
twisted and interwove
with some wool an
y in such a shillful manne
that the most experience,
can fcsrcely tell tother iror
which,"
Many dealers, som
thro ugh ignorance probabl
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

Ladies who yalue a refined complexion
must use pozZonfs Puwder-lt produces
. soft and beautiful skin.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Struck by n Train.

Thomas McCue. 0 years OLD, resiu,us anv
on Cumberland street, east oil broau"S'
Gloucester City, N. j., was struck y sss.
train on the West Jersey Railroau IN
terdaY and seriously injured abou' Wv
head.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
3.a5 TO Washington and Return via d.

Go to Washington and see the greatest
parade of Knights Templar ever given in
this country.
For time of trains see B. & o. time
table In other column.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
EonrGT s7rroS,
dtl-i'lIl krBEi. ;,
WILLIAM l. MlgR,
lsAAi y. 1E' rB,
II. II. JBEbAy.

Upon accommodation Of the bri izs
committee, Sl4tu was APPROPRIATED 10
repair The approa he's to ths Noxanjowu
Gam bridge, aui i3eD) was apprupria'ed ed
for the repairs oil bridges in Mil C4ers
Hundred. The reports were adopted,
after which the Levy Court adjourned
until / 80 o'clock u. IN.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
E. Wel,b

will give lessons in landicape' piueio eio
satin and ivory-type painting ~
sh p.ey street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
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tu N...4 $50. faa.l t..
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4-N. Haa,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
WHEN :!

When we told you that
our stock OF Boys Clothing
was something immense and
cheap, we told you what we
can prove any time you will
call and see us. Our me-
dunn weight overcoats are
selling very rapidly but we
have our entire second floor
full OF nothing but over
coats.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

Ask for Pau s. Southwick's "a fplen
did fl, and Ieliablej, at No. 40S Madison
street. j. w. Barnett, IsanGger.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

Homo made bread at WeyPs, No.
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
- -
I-afiies' shoes

Chew Post Doy tobacco. De1lers sup
piled, Ne. East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
50 ~ 49,
Mo- irfrfIt,

4 gentleman, wAo.r SIGHT was so wcai.
tc could not zee 10 rec gaiza al oiJ ci
hut feE feet from hin, aad us eyes cx-
nuiuci sud a pair Glasses htltd ny
Prof sSor W oN, and now 10 can sae The
same az eyrE They are a great sigit
pre- ers6r, 10. So Naffet street. Pro-
tesapr Wei, mana or
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

HJrness, Robes aud Whip5 ut J. VIII
Perkins iUl W.. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

gui4ir pHH bgu- t4Eu By ths sferI
u0m Tie loHuty SUPP AHa iar tlr use lI
lis private Tlrii iiv, " Coas dr t'e mat.
ttr 50 sn3l that 10 notice Aaait Ha
iGEgu ofi, aud mItHur .sls c,a.i.- ttta
rpIo ttNAi all pzoyisilps ard pe., IA
for the use Of the alshall be pGie#sa.
b 'llc jail commissioners aH1 fhn ST.
aiVen ont hv them on y upon r.eHi-l
tLnu 1. nill al.a nLnrI-L-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-05

Daisy Dandelion, Essex, Ct, is
perplexed over the question of short
and long courtships, and wants our
advice. Well, Daisy, it is hard to
make a rule to fit every case, but in
general we will say that long court
ships are not advisable. Many
women, pale, haggard, wan and
wasted from long continued uterine
ailments, are forced to Danish all
thoughts of marriage. Such unfor-
tunate sufferers should know that
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
a positive cure for the most compli-
Gated and obstinate cases of leucOr-
rehea, excessive flowing, painful
menstruatiOn, unnatural suppress
ions, prolapsus, or falling of the
womb, weak back, "female weak
ness" anteversion, retroversion,
clearing down sensations chronic
congestion, inflammation and ulcera-
ton of the womb, inflammation, pain
and tenderness in ovaries, accom-
panied with-''internal heat.r
For all arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels, take DIR. Pierce's
Pellets.