Daily Republican., 1889-06-07
IF THEY ONLY TOOK
WARNING
THOUSANDS0F LIVES
WOULD HAVE BEEN
s A v E ..
If THE CAUTION WAS ONLY TAKEN
SERIOUSLY,
Is the Wish of the Whole World.


The poor victims of Johnstown were
notified Of the possibility of the burst
ing OF the basin contsiniDg the five miles
OF water by two and half wide, and
nearly hundred feet deep early In
the morning oi the heart rending dis
aster, but very few took to the warning
seriously. Now, dear reader, just take
this big misfortune into consideration
aud picture the warning well. Ought
not u person be appreciated who strives
to do good dee When man OF re-
putable character, who makes efforts BY
honorable means to work himself up, so
to speak, and never lets an opportunity
slip where he can convince people that
they are living In q city where good,
honest, solid-made wearing apparel can
be obtained, minus outrageous profits,
ought not that man receive the full sup
port of the goodthinking public who be-
lieve In saving portion OF their earn
ings for actual necessariesi
Now, let this be guide and warning,
without any further writing on this sub
ject.. The Economy Hall Clothier, at 400
Market, guarantees q saying of 33L per
cent. on every dollars worth of clothing
bought at this popular establishment. A
broad vale suit, that tailoring houses get
S35 for, Fellheimer is selling for S11.
Double-breasted Prince Albert suits,
satin lined, with silk-facing, worth $50,
for SIS.
Mems dress suits, in light and dark
cheviots, In cassimeres, In cutaways and
sacks, $1,000, actually worth double the
money. Business suits, 81. so; boys suits
as low as $500, and children's for 81. l2,
to the finest grades. Splendid trousers
In cassimeres, light and dark shades, from
Sl.7 to 5000. Working pants 80 cents,
and children's for IS. These prices don't
SUIT the ideas of dealers, but they are
fully appreciated by the public, and ad-
vantage should be taken at oace by
showing him that his efforts are appre-
ciated.
israndywine Camp Meeting Association
The Brandywine NJ. E. Camp Meeting
AS ociation held the annual meeting at
the camp ground yesterday, at which
nire churches were represented. The
attendance of those who take an active
interest in the success of tie camp meet
ings was unusually large, and the indi-
cations are that the camp this year will
exceed any OF those that have preceded
1t. Thcre will be number of improve
ments made that will conduce TO the
| comfort and convenience OF tentcrs and
visitors. 1t is also proposed 10 sink au
artesan well, which will insure full
supply of excellent water.
Five churches of this city were rel re-
sented as follows: Asbury, by the Rev.
J. ID. c. Hanna and Wm. Pennell; st..
Paul's, by James c. Pickles; Union, by
James f.. Savlle; scott, by the Rev.
Vaughn g. Collins and George Mccall;
Hrandywine, by the Rev. c. A. Grlce and
Richard Mcclure; Bethel Church OF
Brandywine hundred, by j. p. Pretty
man and George Mousley; Elan Church,
by Daniel Husbands; Newport Church,
by the Rev. James L Bryan aud " G.
Flynn; Mt. LRbaron, by NJ. N. Green
and J. w. Day.
| An election of officers was held and re-
suited In the choice of the following:
President, j. W. Day; vice preside n
j. p. Pfettyman; 'ecrejary, w. N. Me
Cormicki treasure, ThomIs w. John
SON. preacher in charge, the Rev. G. A.
Grice; trustees, the Rev. ". l.. s. MUIR
ray, the Rev. Vaughan s. Collins, the
Rev. j. d. q. Hanna, Isaac Woodrow,
ThomSB w. johnson, James G. Pickles,
Daniel Husbands, VIII am A. Talley aud
l.. L. Grubb. The bo .rd of trustees or
ganized by electing l.. T. Grubb pre- t.
dent and w. N. Mccormick secretary.
June "a WAS set as the date for locating
the tents and the sale OF privileges.
1t was decided to adopt the rules of 1883
| for the present year.
On artesian well-Isaac w oodrow aud
Thomas W. johnson; on lumber-lsaac
| Woodrow, Thomas w. johnson and
Lewis 4. Grubb; on location of tents
Isaac Woodrow, james @. Pickels and
Daniel Husbands; on eale of privileges
w NJ M,lnru,IaL
Daniel Husbands; on water-Ieaac Wood
row, l.. 7. Grubb, Thomas w. Johuson,
James G. Pickles and Daniel Husbands;
on horse pound-W. N. Mccormick and
George w. Todd; on s.raw-Tnomas w.
Johnson.
Isaac Woodrow was elected superln-
tendent.