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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24

Many Of our young married people
don't know what blessing DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup is until the youngster is
able TO 'yellr by the hour.
BY innumerable cures DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup has won for itself most enyable
reputation.
I've been suffering for the past three
weeks with strained wrist. | tried
Salvation Oil and find myself, after hav-
ing used one bottle, entirely cured.
CHAs. kEZER,
l99 Mulberry st. Baltimore, Md.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24
SOUTH RANDOLPH.

Miss Ella Blaisdell of East Randolph
and Mrs. l.. II. Burnham are with Mrs.
l.. p. Burnham during her severe sick
ness.
A.A.Storrs, c. L. Hodges and c.. S.
Paine attended the meeting Of the Dairy
mems ssociation at Burlington last
week and report very interesting meet
ing and think it pity many others did
not go.
Quite delegation Of Patrons of Hus-
bandry from this section attended the
meeting of the White River Pomona
Grange at Royalton Saturday.
Otis Hunt and his best girl, while re-
turning from party at Mr. Wilder's in
the small hours Of the morning, were
thrown violently over the dasher of the
buggy by the breaking of the king bolt.
They were bruised, but not seriously.
The horse ran home and left the young
couple TO get home as best they could.
Mrs. J.. T. Burnham died at one o'clock
Monday afternoon. aged 62 years. She
was the widow of the late Ammi Burn
ham. Her maiden name was Lucina
kibbee and she was born and schooled
in district No. !, where she died. She
was lady Of many estimable qualities
and will be sadly missed by her many
friends in this and other localities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
rnoM onukoH .InoLns.
Various Matters oH rntcrcst 10 the
lsiUt,A.


h'iDns.
The following peop.e will attend Cam
den Union camp meeting: W. Wheatlev,
d E M6Brids, T. Simpson, 3. Conner,
J. NJ. K-rbiu, A. O. Mensch, the R-v. 7
g Terry, j. W. Durbnrcueh, g, d.
jackson, the Rev. W. r. Valiant. f h.
Clark, B. I. c irnwe!l, W. G PoStles, T..
\. CLARK, Rox Conner, O Prsttynan. e
Wilson, Dr.. Fl. W. Cooper. J. q. Cham
hers, q. II. GIldsIslo-ve, FL. e. Bu'ke,
Jr., ] W. s evens, Il. A. Bap0s, o, n.
Pardee, W. e Smith. q V shell, j.
3. Wharton, the Kew. P. II. Rswlins, d 4.
Downes, I. X Jones. Mrs. FINLEY. Il
All band, I. jackson, J Il, Hiuslsy. j..
W. F. Cooper, j. W. Evans, NJ 50 Mary
Townsend, II. 4. Draper, j. NJ. Richards,
g Jackson, Miss Jennie Rnivh,, J. q.
Goodwin. ID. H Kpotts II. @ Klntts, h.
| Ozark, NJ McIlvaipe, Mra. j. W. COLLINS,
g. Oornveil, T. II. towel, ]. n.
Jester, W j. Lodge. W Z. Mtinney, ID
b. Townsend, Mrs BurniEe, Mrs. Harris
! aud Captain Burnits.
| Denton A. 81. Il. Church will have
otmp mset,ng near HIlsboro on August
| 3 aud t2th inclusive.
Tbs Rev. P. J Connolly, who is 10
succeed the Rev. Fathsr Graf rs pastor
of the Catholic church in Dover, will
preanh his farewell sermon in Elston or
1 sunday
national camp meeting will he held
at Hnriock on August 6gn and LIB III.
elusive LIZ, William Mcdonald OF b ~
] ton, president OF the National Camp
| meeting association, Will send two In n
to couduct the meeting.
| fEuu R,v Wfllinn, np1ap,, ~ Uo5tpn
is at St PAM d'Loauio Atri u. serving
as maslounry undpr BISHOP Fly or.
Uaiun NJ. T.. Church, Cherry Hill
/ witch has bsen undergoing improvement,
4 y Il DO reopaned en- sunday. Th4 Rev
| L. + Barrett will preach IN the mnraing
! and Presiding Elder Murray a. nts mt.
4 Otlc-rs rs fliio9s haVs bJen elrc ed by
| the WOmau's Foreign Missionary Society
OF New CASTLE @ h Church Prestden',
Mrs. E l.. Hnbbard; Wee presidents,
! Mrs. A. e, Dsv dIon Mira. " w. Slcip-
sou and Miss Deakyne; Recording Stcre-
tary Miss T. Sherwood; Dorrespondm g
! secretary, Miss A Stops; Treasurer,
Mis- + l. peAsyue.
At Brauhywlns summit camp meeting
/ the Rev Vaughn :. Collins will have
charge OF ths children'5 services aud the
Rev J. D Q Hsnna the young perpl''a
services Tents can b. rented at IS 90
or 80 according TO srzi,
The ReV4. T. Snowden Thomas. A. NJ,
! Z. Ii. Adams, A Z. scott and i NJ. Nor.
gan orc expected to participate in the
I centennial celebration Of U non NJ. ".
Church, near BiacE bird, GU sunday.
William Sngpe o ie.sa Is prep ring for
foreign missionary sHrsic
1T G7or9n. Presbyterian Church has
contributed S5in for hbma mis- iJns
ST. Pau ~ r4'hnl,c Church. Delaware
Oltv melted i75 iton It's rGte Z festival.
Mes re. i v7r and NJ G quchin, the
former OF nav YpEG and hs later of
Name, Will nav cGlrgs Ct the national
camp meeting at Uurlock
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
MAD Ar rHn .INisrsR.
An Iowa Town Excited over n
PIenGher,n Rrckles. AshtrLlOn.


Preachers Rrckiess Assertion.
DAVENPORT, Ia, July l2.--Leclaire Is a
rtver town twelve miles north OF here,
nDted for the MI Der OF steamboat and raft
men who live aud congrpRata there. Il 10
aRitaied now, M 1t never has bsen before,
by II sweeping charge made by the Preshy-
/ riHu muse from the pulpit last sunday
night, 10 the eff ct that v rtuous woman
b tween is and rs years Of age could not be
found In the place. The pas or is known
as the Rev. Monroe Dnew, aud no Ia a
young man. He came from Chicago four
months ago. aud has been preaching to
growing congregations. He was sensa-
tlonsl 10 bis way OF putting gospel truths,
aud MANY we're drAwn to hS services ont
OF cLrio.tty. Lat sunday ha was pArIicu.
larry severe, sHSin that imm 'rality had
c4pturt the town, BE stated In / 8 ri.
business that he had been told that a
woman OF honor did not liv. in Laclalte.
A, the end OF the servios the young
pre- ich-r was sur -ounied by hts oon1rega.
ttnn. who N id. vol-nt protests at such un-
bacoming language Tna next day he wa
waited upon b. 0 young lai es and puUllr
r-tract on demanded. Nc Dr5w n rel to
take bacR his words privately, and apollo.
EI' to his callers but they would have
none Of IL, TINS next step was the calling
of a mass mct'tug. whi'h was held lar
ii b. 10 the rgast hall In the town. More
than Am Indignant women and man met.
They invited ta1 minister TO attend, bu' q
report FROM Port Byron say- that he LEFT
this strte aud went TO Illinois, tearing per.
sonal II Try.
Tho mretins waa or aniaai by calling n
justice OF the peace, h. a. Edwards. one of
the d st CT ms. ~ tina chair, and the
election OF Mas B,lla Horton AS sacrs-ary
Sime very plain words OF dsnnnoiatiou
were indnleAd Ia, and ator a COMMITTEES,
cOmpoI-d Of two men md three women, ali
marlted, was appointed to prepare a r..
port. After de Iteration tn" report wls
submitted j. espresso ind gnatlon at the
statements m d from this puDit, and Ms
sorts col hdenca Ia tna character OF the
young iGdie' Of td1 p acs. demands ui
the truste 5 OF tho ,hurch tho Immediate
iischarRs of the R-v. NJ Drew, aud Hvow-
public contempt for the outrageous insulr
70 the cnmmnnltv, All Presbyterian
church, are warned NOT 10 have anything
To do with the Il ". Mr.. Draw.
To- Jay the excitement a. Laolairs Ia una
bated. Ltwye;s have been c nsulted with
he vtew OF iLstifuting -Hts Tor slani.r.
Mntterlngs IL tIr an TEA hers are I az
heard, aud some OF rhs yorny ladies dec are
'hsr hey viii not let iHe matter drop unit
pnhlin 'etractlor |, maize, coupled with
m o,ogy and p.omise not 10 enter the
pulpit asuln.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

FL PAso, Ink Jltv ~ "A nest o.
Honnterfeiters doug business in JnRrez,
Mex co, Las been broken up mat
named Alien approached Charles Jones,
I,ounR stock man ia Ell P4sn and vclun.
taered to show him how to make $40 0IU
Il he ines) would give him 8 percent o
It. Jones agreed aud Allen informed
MIN that n man in Jusrez named Martin
was making conu,erf-lt $40 goli pieo IS
hat could not to itstingu shed from the
genuine stuff and that he could ge'
$4,000 Of i, for 81 500 in currency.
jones reported the matter to the police
md yesterday the gang was arrested
Martin was arrested Ia Jutrez in he act
II counteifeiting. he tried to destroy
the dies.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

OTTAWA ONT., JOY 1.-The judgs'p
report in the case OF Burke, VINO was
committed for tx Tradition at Winnipeg,
10 connection with the murder of DR..
Oronin has not yet reached Ottawa
L aiding government off mals ~ that his
.x,raiition ia intvi,ahle Sir John
Thompson, minister OF justice says the
cabinet has not yet considered the matter
Even though thu minister of Justice
eh .uld recommend the delivery OF Blu k
20 the American authorities tho govern OF
general 10 his dlsocetionary power, ha
anihor.tv to rsfuaa TO sanction the gar
rlrt Bnrke's chances OF ESQ ,pe, no Nv
ever, are very slim.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
MonqUAaY RsooRD.


httht ot b'EshNs tFN"tph 4hho uAhE-
ringes Tor the " eek.
Registrar Lee r+por 5 81 deaths for the
week ending on July 18Th compsred to
"a dea'hs for the corresponding week OF
last year, O assifed as follows; Males,
90; females. IA; white, 20; black, 8;
sdu t., 10; minors, az; born In Uaited
states, SO la foreign countries, A death
rate to whole population. 80 "a to white
population, 20 90; to black population,
IS so
Causes OF death-Cholera intantum. 1 (;
marasmns, z; consumption 8; inauition,
2; accident asph,xa, Bright's diseaPe,
commissions, oatarrh, cy,tItis, dentitlon,
drowned, dyseutery, nephfitis, pneu
monis, suicide, each.
Ages OF deceased; under | year, 90
from to Q. 2: from Q to S, i; from 10
10 /; from Is to 0 1; from ~ to 50, l;
rom } TO 40 2; from 4Ntn so. Q; from
81 10 60, /; from 60 to ~, 2; from ~ to
W, |; from 50 TO 80, 1.
Deaths ny ward; First, /; Second q.
Third 8. Fau-,h. !: Fit h, q; sixth. .:
Seventh. 8, Eight, 81 Ninth, 1; Tenth, 8,
Eleventh, |; r9slfth 3
II ere were stIll.birtbs, both white;
two coTonsr's cases, bodies were
brought leve for interment and 10 sen,
s~ay.
Tne births numbered as, IA white and
black male aud 2 white aud l black
feuals. compared 10 20 births for the
corresponding wee K OF last year. Births
nv wards First, 1; Second. l; Third, 9;
Fourth, .; Fifth. 2; Sixth, 2; Seventh, I;
Eiehth, II, Tenth, l. There was lille
gitima'e birth, female BLACK child. The
marriages numbered 8 al white.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
.rwo ncu rktlIcn ~ l.,rn,ntne.

FBgDsRicK Nd. July y a srTers
thunder Storm, accompau by vivid
lishtutng. was e1p5isucai in certain
sections Of Frederick county yesterday
afternoon. Ia the vicinity o: Enmits.
hug a lArgs nasn nu a firm o~nea by
W, ". Chapter aud renaAtof ny Charles
Harner was struck by ligatnny aud with
the cnntetta c1nsi4i ns o. nearly 500
bushels Of wheat lot ~ flaming i'm
plementa and one cav, was eEtjraly cnn-
snmed, invOlv pR loss OF abont s so
Ar. Harner and an emplGye named Den
ton Rif-nider, aged rh9u' q, we're an
gagged At tue tim- in putting wagouload
1 OF grain int the barn Both received
the full shock OF the ltyhtuiug strohe and
we're ipstautty killed, whit. several OF
( Mr. HaFner's ch'lifen ard a Mr.. Welty,
| who we're Riso 10 the binding were
badly Hnuued. They were rescued with.
out mi lTy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18


Hr. AddichS tIHs Nut Bought Any
LaHd. bat ENPcc IO Ia "a Few
Dnys.''
Mr. }. Eiwa'd Adiicks was not In vii.
mirg ou Saturday He las not yet pu-
chased sits for his proposed new gas
works, bnt it ia still given out that he ~
OokirR around and means to make q
pn'chise.
The business OF Purchasing ate has
been placed by Mr.. Addieks in the hands
OF Nshlon Nj. Ob'ld OF ihis ntv Mr.
Chilt has an experience Of over 20 years
TN the real estate business but he say
hs ia amazed at the Sudden and enormous
increRSu in the vRlue OF real estate wh-i
pHrohase il noout 10 be made. He has
mad about AZ tracts ffsred as sites for h
proposed naw gas works. and in SON in
atsbces the figures asked are 400 per Gen
IN excess of the real va'us OF the PROV
srty. No site has yet bten purchased,
hut ii is expected that u sale will b.
O 'ctrd "in few days"
When purchase of property IL nude
tho fact will be publicly announced
is given out by the Addicks people thai
MIR. Addicks intends to Inv, to build aud
TO furnish the people of Wilmington with
fuel gas. This is the DRIFT of the tals
ont the site of the proposed orpos ,ioI
gas woi ks has not yet been purchased.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
a rrc,sM, N ans. u ecl.lc.. rrlp.

pATEusoS, N. J.,july l2.-Nine freight
cars w.r, side tracked by switch
'ugine about 8 a. N half a mile alb W.
the Erie depot, aud wer- left without the
brakes heiug set An honr later they
started down the g'ad', jumped several
Switches and anally crash into the same
'reight engine. rhs ! il1t aud teuder Of
the engine were smash, d and three pas.
snger coaches ann two freight cars were
emoliahed. Fireman Joseph Gordon OF
Jersey CITY WAS caught between the ten.
Ter and fire hox and had one Of his leg
burned to u cIiep. He died a O'clock
Engineer Davis escaped mil juEed. Tue
snd o. the depot was stove IN, end the
night telegraph operator had marrow
escape,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
A Maryland soIdier shoots Himself


BALTIM ne. July Ii -oolonsl William
P. 2 dlinger, formerly commander OF
tae 9th Regiment, Maryland National
Guard, shot himself fatally this after
noon at his home in this city. The
cause which led to his shooting himself
Il unknown. He served in the Coined
crate army during the war and achieved
a reputation for distinguished gsllantry,
He oomu anded the 9th Regiment during
the great railroad riots in 1877 and his
resolute bravery aud good judgment on
that occasion gained him great credit.
lie rstired from the regiment several
years ego, but recently accepted COM
msnd OF Company e. The coroner
issued certificate of accidental death.
Colonel 2ll,ngsr had determined on
going shoot ng to morrow aud left the
dinner table remarking that he intended
Gle ming his shotgun, Lying beside the
Run wac the ramrod and a rag, showing
that be had been thus engaged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
4 ne,nwsrean ntIlr injured.

W. q. AotsuuuiaBer formerly OF Nav
Gas le was run over by nam OF oars
and terribly Injured a. Sc str, W r., Oh
July 81 lie was ttam ter and had de.
iIVerrd some merchandise to be shipped
by 'sil. His horse hai scared at locl
mo iga and started to run sway II i.
shumater grIhb.d his team and was
irving O check its career when t'.y col
lldcA wlih Huoti et team. Tho force OF
the coiilalOu threw him violently aud a
considerable disnnr", be iIudinI uudcr
tue wheels OF M vug car His right
leg was CRUSH d from he kuee down and
his left OF WAS badly manYl 4 The IN.
jnred leg was amputated and the foot
may have to 60 uLd,r a similar opera
ton. ME- Holshumnkar is married aud
has family OF az children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
nrsrnInr ArronNrYs

wAsBrsaTos, d. O.. July 12.-The
president 10 day made the following
appointments, jesse johnson, Of New
York, to be attorney of the United States
for the eastern district Of New York;
Eugene Marshall, Of Texas to bs attror.
ney for the Northern district OF Texas.
Charles s. Varisn, of U All, to be at
torney Of the United States for the terri
tory OF Utah.
Elias h. Parsons, Of Utah, to be mar.
shsl of the United States for Utah Ter
Iitnry.
Lars p. Edholm, Of Utah, to be Judge
# probate in the county of Morgan,
Utah.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Pir1sBuaa, Pa jay IL -Ols ndu.
ir-d Piuktrton men armed with riffs,
rr we'd here this morning from Philadel
phia, and will be p isced about the 3 sse
Isr Steel Works at Homestead to protect
property aud workmen from the strikers
The sheriff will slso 8 year in posse OF
10 deputies far the same purpose. The
&truegie promises TO he the most bitter in
the history of strikes aud iockouts in ia 8
cotton. Everything is quiet about the
works this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
FunsraI OF IoI,n w. Reith,

The fuuerei Of john " Ken h, toek
place Saturday mornipg fro his late resi-.
deuce No lnU5 Pine street The body
was taken to Ceutreville, Nd, this morn
ing on special train Coz sittirg OF two
PASSENGER ant combination coaches
which left tha p, W. IL q station at Z 4
o'cocs. Delegations of Eden Lodge aud
Christine Encampment, l. o. o f., and
a uamber OF telloE wOrkmen OF tue de
ceased, accompanied the fnnerai parry.
Religious services were held at the house
FridAy uiyht.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
Texas PInutal,.n. SUBMERGED

AUSTIN lex juy ~ Heavy rains
vest OF here dnrinS the past Wa. have
swollen all the streams and the Cllorsd
It this point is higher than for 20 yesrs
md Is still rising Mt the rate OF 10 inches
IN hour and hundreds of melons and
numbers of horses aud cattle and i'm
mems qrantitles Of ddft are goinv down
Plan atoms on tbs bottoms are Owe, Q we'd
aud fences ars swept away, causing q
loss d,tfnalt to estim ate. A new iron
bridge few miles nelov the city has
lad two Of Its spana washed away.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
rnE y4aNrr1s1rre P1vSMnNE
HusIncss uen m!tr".ins the Work
at the S.IIN,

OF the WY
The onera,ious incident 10 the repay
ing of MARKET street are daily Witnessed
By large crowts Of intsre ted spectators
. Il, d ! phi, at his own exp. p.r, m
saturday vried the experiment. OF having
tar aud not gravel p!uc d in tna inter
slices tetween tho layers Of BelsiAa
blocks, IN order to mass the payem mt
tirmer, smoother and more dnfaaa, All
tirst-clgss Relgiau block pIvem nts are
lei in this manner IN Pill DELPHI q
slthough th- extra cost 10 troui - 10 81
cents per square yard. The payslnants
in front OF ii. o. Rlulnson, s. Il Bay
mari and George D. Geland will be
trea'ea IN the same way.
Wjrkmeu thus morning began to tear
mp tue street above Six b a'rest pr-vtuu,
to laNing ssph4ltuM Gllasa as far as
Eleventh, which xhep finished will con.
pleta tue neF pavement Ou Market street,
from britse 70 brid{a, and CIV, the citi-
ztns the hrst tBste VI inst class street
I pavement
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
Rams Soap is au elegant toile, adjunct.



Arrnnpem, ntq have uren perfected for
the anru d convention Of the Peninsa ar
Press Association which will he bsld AT
uEssson Spr,ng, 10 the tlsxhany Noun
'ains As announced the party will leavs
PHI laielphiG ~ II on n. III, on saturday,
JuiS goth, ~ sprc,a' c!'s attached TO the
East line one Of the best tratuE on the
Pennsylvania Railroad CompNnl's main
line. There are humorous iDqniries re-
card NJ the trip. Al OK VII cn are rs-
pponded to in cirnuar issued by the
committee aud me'l.d 10 TIE tnsnihsr9 Of
tha association li4t evening. InRddnion
u The information thettiu conveyed II
may be stated in response TO seTsral c4nii
dates ior wt mhersh'p ia t6e association
that they can b. sleoied and tasen into
full ftllo rship e. the opening ~ the
convention. The applicants are expected
to be present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

ELEr N Mp. Jny IL john White,
better known az JtoR White. has been
dyed in jail here BY Constable MoOar-
do, Of the Seventh district Of Cecil
county. He is charged with attempting
20 commit fe!onious assault ON Martha
Rould.n, aged II years, II II alieg d
that the orlms WINS Committed near Per
cgville, and that White dragged the CIR,
through bushes. He was committed yea
terday by Justice Robert Burroughs. He
is thought By manv to be If uusound
mind and the commitment states that be
Is uunt 10 ba at large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
AL.,,rcl lmven,lnn.

Tho Sot,at,he amerien reporta the
grazing Of paten tura package head
"a aae J. ~. AdAm', OF LAurel, D-i.
TIE invention ia thu, deserusd THIS
is new Article OF mann 'actura for the
heads Of PACKAGES to be used with iruie
and garden trncs consisting OF two pairs
Of STATS having curved ends scared TO
each other az right anglas, making head
which may be su' etad to extreme
chsnpeso' temperstnrior humidity with
our any ipinfious I. 4 .nt .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

FREpERlcE- ND. Juv 11.-Dr.
@ rmIchael Of this oitv, was called v.slsr
day to attend the SIN of Mrs. EuNic
Moncure, who WAS apparently suffering
from troublesnme oough. Upoa ex-
aiming the child g throat the doctor fonuo
part Of watch chain protruding from
he nasal canal into the throat. To day
the chain, about SIX inches long, with an
acorn charm attached to one end OF 1t.
ERs taken from the cbiid's nostril. The
operation. a very del cate one, was sue.
cess'ulIv performed, and without injuring
he chili's nose.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
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LINCISPEh'S BTG FIFE.
List Of I.nsses WttB tue Insurance
NI,iuh trnhnHcn Nmimcn.

LANCASTER, PA, July 10 List night'-
flre In rs large manuiae DRY building CD
East Chestnut straet was very destructive.
Following nre the lnsers: Osborne Il
l0ss BIS 90. Insurance. SiO,0OI: D. Il
Hnp v-ntintng ttps, loss sil,5 $40, tn.ur
nnca 5000; q. V RItrr iron fencing and
wner OF utldlpg, los Sil,000. insrranc,
S5UOi: Ism q o. !, nlnn, rass fonud,y
lr.s $500, insurance - $50; Martin, tobacco
warehouse aijnlntng was also damaged hy
-Iuuke AMI water.
Ss,lls 4 F-y, leat totacco dealers, have
$4,000 wnsth Of Tobacco stored there, In
n Ell IN 4 2,5i0, and z. ". Cnhen 4 o.
Z b eco d-alrr,. hav- ! ; 900 " nth ~ to
bAcco on hand, insured for IS nn0; III.
.Dbitc % 8 bad damaged tur Is impossible
al pes NJ 10 state ths rxact | ss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
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O. y. RUDULPH,s IDEx.


Ue wants n S"nicr Paving Than
IDe department caves aHd iIo E'n, \
for IL.
o f. Rudolph & Go. are having extra
work done on the section of Market
street in front OF their store which is nov
beipg paved with BaiPian Block by the
street department. Ilst,ad of the filling
betEeen the blocks being done with
gravel and sand a. IL being used by the
department elsewhere allDg the new
paving Mr. Rudolph has gone to the sx
pense Of using pi ca mixed with foe
gravel rs substitute for TIE red gravel.
"What ia the idea of this?' Ga
zsErE reporter irq7tred of Mr.. Ru-
dotph. The reason ~ the sand and gravel
are too easily washed ont by rain or
water dosing over them, thus siding in
dsplacin< the blocks and giving ad
Appearance TO the streets showing 1t All
fun of depressiona, which is not q very
nee appearance in front nt bus'ne-s
place " Mr R1dolph drew tho reporters
attention TO the lower part Of the street
points the gravel and sand accumulate
from the small CRACKS masiug distractions
of debris and III smelling d cAyed matter.
+ This IL seen 10 great eztsnt At the curb
outleta s0nth OF the Fourth street oros1.
ing. II is an evesors TO brsinAss pHnple,
/ MIR. Rudolph added that what hels dang
is the custom in the New York STREETS
Uhere Experience has SHOWN some Ruob
plan is Necessary TO Keep The blocks in
position aud L, have orderly streets Con
/ tractor Erhy Davis il dong the ~ for
4 Mr.. rudolph. II will cost 25 Goats PEI
i sqnare yard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

The o tts-N itrnii l4y4; Tue b'Rck rot
has =rt "a 70 asl what Crane we're l-lt uy
the rrsahnR rni tbs ylneYgrilsts are iGrs-
casting an empty harvest Last year this
was th- result i1r the DIST time. w'lh lass
tGin and nof a"ttne 10 until The middle OF
July. i lguk4 wNrse for This year, com.
meIclue As Il has III june, with a m ,ro
rourtuiaus relnfHl. The 4ptay'ng to era
vent tbs midday, with such weather has
aizu been unAvAillnR, Some OF our ioca
grape grower. a.. thinking seriously oil
dIggtpS ~ ,Cmn OF 'hatr vIues