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Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

RIcuMoSp. Va. Aug. Jake Thomp-
SOD, Colored Baptist OF some promi-
ncnco OF Beliord county, this State, was
recently made treasure holder" Tor a
congregation OF Baptlsts who took n col
lection Tor building new house OF wor-
ship. The amount realized was about
500, and Thompson carried II home with
him. On the way he claims to have got
soaking wet from the rain and that the
800 in greenbacks was likewise soaked.
When called upon TO return the money
he reported as above, aud further alleged
that when he got home he spread the
money on plank In the sunshine to dry
and went about other affairs, and that on
bis return he found that storm of wind
had blown the last dollar Of the money
away Nothing has been seen OF the
treasure since, although dilligent search
has been made In the regions round
Thompsou's home. Some OF the brethren
think that 1hompson's story Is very thin,
but they do not know what COURSE IN
law TO pursue 10 regain the money.
Thompson has just bought little farm
aud built house on it.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Rev. Andrew J. Do,bow, who resides
It No. 4l9 Spruce street, was agreeab'y
surprised last evening by visit of a
amber Of the members OF his class be-
longing to Asbury NJ. E. Church, who,
through Mr.. w. J. johnson, present, j
him wi h purse containing lice little
sum OF money, making at the samo time
a very appropriate addres., setting for
tie love and esteem felt for him, OF
which the gift was but slight token.
Mr.. Dolbow returned his thanks in ap.
p'opriate terms, and at the same time
wished the pleasant relation OF the past
would not be Interrupted while lie shall
Iaat, Mr.. Dolhow is preparing Tor a ten
Days visit to Pivtman Grove camp, al
the special invitation OF these iniereste,
In making the meetings "a source OF
spiritual benefit and pleasure to all at
tendAnts.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Rosa Gibson, coiorai. was bro lght bc-
fore squire Frank Z, Smith, yesterday
afternoon, by Special y Ulcer Frank Stout
81 the SOtitty ior tie l. cypntion o
Cruelty 10 Children, charged with cruel,
treating ter l2-year old daughter Llzzit
Williams. She had whipped her child
with clothes Enc. The Rev. Z, A
Chippey and Chambers L. Kemb,c, hott
tcstiied to the Rad treatment Of th,
CHILD, tie marks being plainly v.s.bl,
two weeks after whipping. lie lip wal
cut AID it's hauds also swolltn. IT,,
mother sa!d she thought O mother ad {
pert, ct right to correct her own CHI ii aut
that was all she had done The Justice
however, thoue lit differently and i'm posse
q line oil Sl0 and costa.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-"TLert'i 1
woman In this case, and her ulrl
Is Annie Myster." said Ella Truiss,
SD McGrath Street, who had her "
band, W. j. Trainey, before Mael,lst
Smith yesterday on the charge tf re-
support of herself and four children. 50
said he made as iigh as S25 per wCs,
but allowed her on y IL or S3. 0lce .
left her for six weeks, and again Tor frr
months. The 'other woman gave her
beating two years ago, ard tLrcalcnd 10
break up her home, which she has S 4.
ceeded In doing. The "other i..aL" b.
been In tie House of Corr ctlOD, bl,
came out on July %, and her llsbanl
had not cir &C contributed tgWsils the
support of his wife.
"Who is this woman you ATe SO wHS
ped up IMP" asked the Court
"There's nothing In it, ny wl'e'S crazy
jealous, answered the accused ID l
lcok like a lady's mat"
"You'ro not an angel" observed Ihs
Court 81 admit that, replied lnintY.
When the bail was fixed at tjvO lie phs-
oher turned to lis wiic With The 10
mark, you'll get less hereafter"
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

At meeting Of the creditors OF John
Hanson, in Marshal Newlin's office, last
evening, W. I. Lyman, Esq, was called
to the chair, after which s. Redmond
Smith, Esq., read q list Of the receipts Of
money frcm tho sale OF real and personal
property, the amounts paid on judg
ments, mortgages sn6 other claims, leav.
ing on hand . surplus equal to SO pol
cent. OF the claims OF other creditors, aitel
deductinR $500 for his own services and
$500 for Marshal NewllD, who acted Of
trustee. These amounts were considered
rather excessive by the creditors, but
finally on motion they were objected tc
be paid, and the dividend OF SO per cent.
was by vote accepted. I. is probable tina,
the checks for the same will coon be re-
ceived by the parties interested, who feel,
however, that their fingers have been
badly burned
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

WHEELING, W. Va, Aug, IA party
of fifteen masked men went - the house
OF Farmer q. W. Brown, on Fading
Greek, a short distance from lere, Mon
day night, and broke 10 the door WA'I9
two OF the party held Mrs Brown aul
two Mr.. Brown the balance searched 'l9
house. They did not lind any money OIL
which they evidently expected to bld 8
large amount, and enrrged hy 'tri' Gs'
appointment they bound Mr. aui WIS
Brown hand and fo1t aud subjected Item
to the most hendish tortur's, s'i'ns'ns
them up to the ceiling and oathii l'sf
teads in a bucket If tar.
Neighbors discovered them le''cily
aud relieved their suiierinPs, lacy very
able TO identity all the mcn, an Aa',
sworn out warrants for their arrest
sheriG's posse Is now searching 10y NV
gang.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

at the REPUBLICAN, Office to-day, In the
shade:
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Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

About l o'cl ok this morning Jcsepl
Watson, an cmploye Of the Diamond
State Iron Works, met with serious &C.
Ct ent while engaged at work in the bar
mill. lie WAS assisting to raise bal
about twelve feet long and three inches
square, when the rope broke, and the bar
fell distance OF twelve feet, striking
him on the head. He was picked up IN
al uncor scious condition and taken into
the yard of the mill. In about half an
hour he revived sufficiently to be taken
to DR., Cabtwell's Office at Eighth AMI
Sprace streets. where Lis wounds were
dressed, and he was taken to his home at
No. So Spruce street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
FIFTH edition
WARNED HIM orpANsrn
He Stopped His Ears 10 the ril,, ~,
Was Left 10 Perish

Day after day the newspat v,-n.
public against fraudulent A,.lm, w. w.
same IS q pilot would atl.lar WI, ' y
rushing Into danger anil In e1l,c an,
warning stops his ears. Wise tr.n,r ,ys,
won't take advice deserve To n,ri,b in.,
the same as a person who goes D,Is ="
liable merchants store aud IA su,,e nf,n,
low prices, has the mauia + leosns
around. But in short time etrtIs
comes creeping along like the fltn.!i6tS
or prodigal sou to explain lis en- ssni
ask forgiveness. --'
But people will be persuaded ay new,
paper Advertisements and never 40, "a
think who the parties are that are l'r,
the advertising. Now here is ,.Ice 4
solid advice: Always think Of M,
past record and act accordingly.
But what our eyes have wit4essel. Il,
dealings we baye had, the s,all-.s ,e5u
tation aud the good record Tor lonor.t.
dealing compCls us TO rcconartl NM
public who are In need OF clolhll, to IA
reliable Louis FellheiIner, pruqflrt5r d
the Economy Hall, I06 Mark, strst
II you look In the wlndoas vile. yoa
pass this famous establishment t!.r pfte,
on the beautiful mems, boys Au! eA!..
dreh's suits, summer coats, yca.s al ltie
elegant limo of two dollar pauts viln.
suade you to buy whether yuu wsat q
not
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

I. A. Fols and John Tobin had hear
ing before Justice Monaghan this fore
noon on a charge Of overworking poor
old crippled horse. The defendants live
In NV Castle. Agent Stout stated that
the horse was diseased and had running
| sores In both knees. He had q ehoe OF,
and was 80 poor he could hardly stand.
In this condition Eos hired him to John
Tobin on Tuesday night to make NOON
light fit to Wilmington, before his land
lord could overhaul him. Tobin brought
one load over at O'Clock on Wednesday
morning, and then went back and brought
over another load, leaving New Castle
about o'clock. On the causeway the
horse trembled and could with difficulty
proceed farther. He forced him along
across the bridge, but could not get
across the railroad.
He unhitchcd the horse and tiel him
to post, and q man who bad good
horse took his load of furniture on to Its
destination. The cid horse stood tied to
the post In pool of water and drench-
ing rain until 2 O'Clock In the afternoon,
when FRANKLIN Street Park Guard Swift
went and took him up to the pound.
| Justice Monaghan told Fols aud Tobin
that they were guilty of outrageous
cruelty to the horse and fined them each
$40 and costs, amounting TO Sl5.S6 each
He told them that If they were not poor
men he would fine them twice that
amount.
Agent Stout told Fo's that he wonld
not he permitted to haul movings in q
heavy furniture wagon with one horse
sucli as he drove. ave always have
trouble with you. You abuse and sterve
your COWS and pigs and all the animals
you have about the place." said Mr..
Stout. Fols may be able to raise his
line. hut Tobn stands chance OF being
sent TO Jail.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Horace Greeley Knowles had the mis-
fortune yesterday TO lose his railroad
ticket from Wilmington TO New York.
He never missed tho piece Of pasteboard
until the train had left our city, when
the conductor noticed young man wear
ing high silk hat, standing IN the rear
OF one OF the cars, going through his
pockets as II he was searching for some
thing he could not find, and his face was
study, SO perplexed had 1t become. The
conductor walked up to him aud said,
you seem TO have lost something"
Yes" said the Consul, ~ have lost
my ticket, and / am quite sure had
placed II In my vest pocket before getting
on the train. "Well," sad the con-
ducter, take your time, and II you don't
find 1t before reaching Philadelphia, you
can pay me, aud If the ticket is found
will have the money refunded back to
YOU" The Consul said, II will be q
good way from here In the cour Of q
few hours" and then told the conductor
that be was en- route for Bordeaux. The
conductor on arriving at Philadelphia
telegrlphed to Wilmington in regard to
the lost ticket and was agreeaby sur
prised to receive word that the ticket had
been found In front OF the bsggage-room
where Mr.. X. had dropped It after hav.
ing Ills baggage checked. He received
his money back and was carried on to
New York, feeling rather easier In mind
than when he started fIom Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Yesterday afternoon william q. Miller
and Annie Baird were united IN marriage
by tho Rev. William l.. White, at the
residence OF the bride's parents, No. Sl4
Washington street, In the presence Of q
few intimate friends. Af.er the cere-
mony the happy couple started on brief
bridal tour.
Jefferson Williams was married yester-
day to Miss Ella, the daughter oil vii.
liam Caulk. The ceremony took place at
the residence OF the brides father, Fed
eralsburg, Nd, and the newly welded
couple LEFT shortly afterward for a trip 10
Rehoboth. Upon their return they will
take up their residence In FEEDER alsburg.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. >. MIS- Az Az,
Kane, who die at the residence % aIss,
son, John Kaue, 1871 NoftL "I,gs a.
street, on Tuesday, was " s. II 90 ,,om
the time of her death. she cars NV
County Tyrone, in Ireland, to ~ , sSlu,
try 90 years ago, her husband lM ''o, ~
died In that country three years 1t'U %s.
The only disease with which sio va,
afflicted the latter period OF her li -er s@
rheumatism, which not only pfe'p. ,,s.
her going out Of doors, as she was ,,', ' re-.
vlously In the haiti Of doing, w., ,,, ~
STRIFE cd her movements about Tue ny ,,.t'
Her sight continued perfect to tl :, me- ne
she never having had occasion a., % WI, va
spectecles. OF her seven chi!if ,mnser
survive her, as do also a smal. W., nI'| and
Of other descendants to the 'hi'' '
fourth generation.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

This morning while William Barker, a
crrter, was coming down Fourth street,
and was about tuning TO go up King,
the near horse slipped AMI fell Oh gut
ter late. 1t was some time before tho
horse could he assisted TO HE feet, and
had lie not been he d he would have
fallen again. He was held up aud as
sisted along slowly to his stable, but it
was the general opinion that tue horses
hip was dislocated and he would be OF NO
further use.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
ohin,s Rennhlicnn Corainittcc.

CoLuMBus, o., August !, Tie kepsa,
lIcan State Executive Committee TO Wy
appointed sub-committces Ga an't'r aua
speakers, and discussed preltmIu9l'g,''. i
the opening Of the campaign I IlA.i
A. L. Conger, chairman, In TIE eo'!is ~. =,
au interview, said it was OF The Grts ~
Importance to the Republic VhfW u
the State and the nation that ne - =,
Legislative and county tickets IA o.A9 W, w
elected this lall, that tLey may J4f'y ~" ",
ward the good work AMI sooi, t.' w.,
ment inaugurated by Govcrnot F9 ,,s,.i
and send Republican to ~ 1, 1 N ,.,s
States Senate in place OF Senate ! a! u IN.
Re thinks all Republicans allAe are III II
terested in bringing abou, such 8" ''s'''
and should contribute 10 the sttlt''
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
THIRD EDITION.
News Summary.

The steamer St. Lawrence, of the
Thousand Islands Steamboat Company's
Line, struck rock off Hog Island, in the
Canadian channel OF the st. Lawrence
river, yesterday, and Is going to pieces.
She had on beard an excursion party OF
600 persons, all of whom were taken of
without accident, and were last night
encamped on the shores Of the nelghbor-
ing Islands, awaiting q steamer TO take
them oil.
A eouth- bound passenger train on the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
collided with north-bound passenger
train at Lawton. twelve miles south OF
Alexandria, last evening. The engineer
OF the touth-bound train, Jerry Desmond,
was Killed, and Conductor Newman, OF
the north-bound train, was badly injured.
Conductor Howell, of the south-houud
train, and lady passenger were slightly
hurt.
Michael Ryan, being insane, jumped
from car window on PENNSYLVANIA
railroad train near Huntingdon. PeBna.,
early yesterday morning, and was dan
gerously, IL not fatally, injured. lie said
1.-THE Lord prompted him to the act. "
He gave New London as his place OF resi-
deuce. In Lis pockets we're ticket from
Cincinnati and several hundred dollars
In money.
While Ole Erickson, Chicago hu. cher,
was yesterday trying to hitch his hcrse
TO wagon, The animal bit him on the
leg and then dashed off, "foaming at the
mouth and evidently mad" 1t bit eight
horses, ran over little child, bit piece
from the hand of g. w. Duffy, who fried
10 stop him, and was finally killed by a
policeman
The Bethlehem Iron Company, at
Bethlehem, Penna., yesterday gave no.
uce OF an increase In tho wages OF Its
puddlers from t3.25 to g. so q day, and
the pay of the men at work on dephos-
phorlzed ircn is raised proportiona,ely.
TIE new scale went into effect yester-
day.
The grand National Monument In
honor OF the Pilgrims was dedicated at
plymouth, Massachusetts,, yesterday with
Masonic ceremonies. There was also a
parade, an Grafton by Cougressma n
Breckinridge, Of Kentu ky, and q poem
BY John Boyle o'Reilly.
A passenger train and wild" engine
collided nesr Oxford, Ohio, on Wednes-
day night. Charles Lee, fireman, was
killed, and i've other train men were
injured, one named John Dougherty
perhaps fatally. No passengers were
hurt.
jackson Graves, a well.known resi-.
dent OF ithaca, New York, Is lying at the
point OF death, as result of being stupg
by swarm OF bees.
David Rudderow, Of Camden, journey.
man painter, was killed on Thursday a.
GiarSsbcro by falling from scailoli.
William Logan, OF Milton, WAS struck
Bad Killed by train ct Watsoutown, Pa.
so Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Thomas Hooten left Ills hack standing
at Front and King streets for few min.
utes yesterday afternoon, when the horses
took fright at passing train and ran up
King street at IA rapid gait Luckily
they s;eered clear of pss sing vehicles,
aud by the time they reached sixth street
their srecd was So greatly slsckened that
they were caught without much DIM
Guilty. Luckily nothing was broken, and
Mr. Il. soon returned TO tie wharf and
was ready to accommodate load Oh pas
sengers.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

some time ago a team belonging to
JOSEPH Young Brandywine Hundred,
ran away while coming down Shellpo'
Hill and ran into and demolished q yard
fence belonging to Mrs Thomas W!er.
Young at tie lime promised to pay for
the damages but forgetting az llrst and
then re using afterwsri to perform his
promise has caused Mis-. Wier to enter
suit against him before Justice Mousg
han for damages.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Knowing and well-informe,l Democrat,
do not blame Senator Higgins for the re
moval of George J. Fink, SPECIAL deputy
collector OF customs. They say 1t wa,
brought about by the actions OF certain
woull-be leaders OF the Democratic party
the chief one not having black head Of
hair by any means. All agree that II II
despicably mean, but this time the Re
publicans are not to blame. Another
move to fill the vacancy is anxiously
looked for.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

The camp meeting under the auspices
bi st. Paul's A. Q. ". P. Church, now
beirg held in Union 5 rect grove, will
continue until the 18th inst. AS the
weather has been stormy and expenses
heavy they are compelled to continue a
few days longer to met expenses. They
hope to have the attendance of their
many irierds IN order that thy may be
helped out of all pecuniary difficulty.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

The wagon Of tho large soap works oil
David s. Brown, of New York, caused
quite M excitement at Fourth and King
streets, this morning.. There were three
horses, each OF which was covered with
tnc plated harness, bearing the name OF
Daniel q. Brown. The wagon is large
and fitted with everything necessary for
the business.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Merit A. PaIson died suddenly while
at work IN the cutting department Of the
Delaware Iron Works at New Castle at
an early hour on Thursday morning from
an atfec ion Of the heart, aged IS years.
He was Immediately afterwards removed
to his home on Pearl street and DR.. Ty-
bout called IN, but he could do nothing
beyond defining the cause Of his sudden
disease. He leaves wife aud five little
children, under ten years Of age, who
were dependent on him for support. The
citizens generally sympathize with them
in their affection.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

BosToN, Aug. Nv. f. johnson &
Co., leather dealers, doing business al
IA Purchase street, Boston, have fall ..
The direct liabilities arc $4,000, with
contingent liabilities OF tlT0,0OO. The
caute OF the failure 10 the general cond i.
tion OF the leather business for the past
three years, the caution of the bank.
since the recent failures and consequent
tightening of money.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

A special train passed over the B. s o.
Railroad yesterday containing a number
Of officials IN tour OF inspection. The
soad thro ughout was found To be in an
excellent condition. 1t was decided 10
change the names of the following sta.
tions: Folsom to Lynnemaur, Oak Lane
20 Okeola, Leiner vile toFaIryiew.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
Moonlight Excursion.

The Christian Endeavor Society of
Asbury NJ. L. Church will give grand
moonlight excursion on the 18th of Sep
TENDER on the new palace steamer City
Of Chester. Boat leaves Fourth street
wharf at s o'clock sharp. Tickets "a
ceuts, Every who Wishes to spend
delightful evening should come and go
with us.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, u marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphthcria, Canker
Mouth and Headache. With each bottle
there Is an ingenious Nasal Injector fol
the more successful treatment OF thes.
complaints without extra charge. Pnc,
90 cents. n. Is. Danforth, wholesale ant
retail agent, Second and Market streets
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

A party # ladies' and gel IL ,men, call.
ed the Blue X OK Club. won't TO Angus
tine Pier this morning, im)ng whom
were tho Misses fanno and Mollio Con-
ner, Marion Burke. Agnes Riley. James
Carr, John Hanley and Fred Carey. Pro-
fcssors Blunt, Oscar and Smith, of
Philadelphia, met the party at the Pier.
Their costumes were very becoming.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

MILLER-BAlRD-ou the LIST inst, Mt
the residence OF the brides parents,
No IN Washington street, by tine Rev.
VIM, L,Whltc, MIR. Wan. il, Miller and
Miss Amy Baird, both uf this city.
BGOrTON-SuERWuoD,-DnJuly3 ist,
ut st, Puul's NJ T., Parsonage, by Rev
l. l., barrett, Miss Ella May Sucrw ool
to Mr.. Charles BruttOu, Doth OF this
city.
MOI SLEf-pETITDEMN NGE. AT
llockc-sin, Del, OF .Iuly 3lst, by the
RcN. Julius Dudd. Harley A. Mousley
to Ida V. pCtitduunugc
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02
Sent to the Municipal Cosf

Yesterday afternoon Daniel Ncpt aSo
Simon Moran and John Coieh'an and
were charged with a yicions assam ,,o,5,ed
battery on Horace Thompson IsI
man, over Third street DrllEt' .ns &.
further hearing before justice f,ai'N vIs
Smith. Considerable testllnon,, attend.
taken serving to criminate the s IS to
ants. Thompson was plteo,n,, and
behold. He was terribly h'Vn na. with
bruised about the head. and II VIZ srpaE,
the greatest difficulty that be c9u'u I IEt'e
After hearing the Testimony .t tae hal for
held each Of them under wv un,rIpA
their appearance before the Muh''
Court next Monday evening
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

The funeral Of Mira Mary McGarrity
will take place at o o'clock tomorrow
morning, from the residence OF her son,
William II. Mccarthy, at the southeast
corner OF Eighth and Poplar streets
After solemn high mass at 81. Mary's
Church the interment will will be made
at the Cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Some two or three days ago q woman
residing on Tatuall street, between Sixth
aid seventh, was bitten on the right
eteek by dog belonging to ncighbor
The wound was cauterized, but as she
Insisted on having he animal killed, he
was slaug this morning by Officer
Chairs,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

THIS mornings session Of the Munic!.
pal Court was an exceedingly brief one
for want OF material. Jonn Clark, ar
rested by Officer Scott for drunkenness,
was fined e. and costs, and George Wells,
arrested by Officer Updyke for the same
ofense. Yves hned 81 and costs. These
were the only cases.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

From King street wharf ct 730 a. m.
!fou reach Atlantic City at l0.1g a. IN.
You have s hours at the seashore and
you are ncme at $50 P. IN. Boat leaves
from King street wharf at 1880 8, m,
sharp.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

The clock in the City Hall has made a
little progress, and within the past three
days has advanced from go TO s.O4
O'Clock, The old numbers are being re-
gildcd, and it is probable that hereafter
The clock will keep tomcthing near cor
rect lime.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

On Saturday In this city and section
and in New England, partly cloudy to
fair weather will probably prevail, pre-.
coded by rain near the coasts north OF
Cape May, aud followed by cooler weather
and westerly winds; and on Sunday fair
weather In both sections, with slight
thermal changes.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Lieutenant c. NJ. Stevenson of Troop b
deceived check for the work done at
She late eDcAmpment by his command.
Ne will disburse the funds tonight at
the armory.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Embalmed-only in your memory. We
are now bu lding u siEty-Gollar cigar
which we are retailing Tor cents apiece.
CHAPMAN, 9TH and Orange sts., 5 East
Sd street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

The fourth annual excursion Of the
Reilly Lyceum will be given to Atlantic
City on Thursday, August 22ud, and all
who attend are assu cd of pleasant
time.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

The Sabbath school OF the A. U. NJ. P.
Church had an excursion to Brandywine
Springs this morning, which was well
attended. They were accompanied by
Hardiug's Cornet Band, and there lie no
doubt but they will spend peasant
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market, blue-tish, white-nsh, sea
bass catfish, paddock, trout, *. Open
until ~ O'Clock on Saturday night.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

The short quick route TO Atlantic City
on Sunday via The New Jersey and VII
minston Ferry aud West Jersey X. r,
Fare, 81 so round trip.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-02

In ladies', mi ses' and ctiliren's russell
goat, high buttons, and russell goat, OK
ford ties, at Babcock's. poo Market street,
above 81 coud.