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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-15

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-15

0sr DIX la Rosa. an old printer in
Diego. Cal. is ono hundred years
He was sent by General Santa Ana
Monterey to start a paper in 1883. lie
|||| has wonderful memory and the
.0IfoI Of all his faculties.
A cnEpuLoUs public is willing to ac-
|Ipk without coinmcnb same pretty tall
|||orics about the various productions OF
Nebraska, but respectfully begs TO draw
The limo at the prehistoric skeleton with
bopAs stuffed with diamonds big as lima
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

The Board OF Health Is getting In
earnest in regard to the refusal of some
citizens 10 abate nuisances alter being
notified.
At tho regular session Of the board
last night the executive officer of the
Western district was instructed by vote
to serve warrant upon j. NJ. q. Rodney,
requiring him to show cause why he has
not abnted the nuisance AT Tenth and
franklin streets rs ordered by the board.
A similar cider was passed in relation to
q nuisance at the morocco shops OF
James Bonner on West Filth street be-
tween Orange and Tatnall.
Another warrant was ordered served
on Thomas Ford for not abniing nui-
sance at No. llU2 Linden street.
The secretary was also directed to
notify the officers of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad to abate the nuisances
caused by loading the refuse from mo-
rocco shops at the station on Shipley
below Water street.
There being much complaint of The
rank growth Of weeds In many sections
of the city the board ordered the printing
In four OF the city papers Of notices to
property holders to cut down and remove
all weeds growing upon property within
the city limits.
A cause of mplaint by the executive
officer of the Western district was the
finding Of Il number OF dead goats sup
posed TO have been poisoned by porsons
annoyed by them. The board deemed
this case of cruelty to animals and d.
rected Executive officer Shultz to confer
with Special Officer Stout of the 8. 2. G.
A. in the matter.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
REnluVal Sale!
We are going back toour old Stand

Just have said from the day moved to present
store Market street But when intention not
10 take with any of our present stock.
We about make alterations in old stand formerly
cupied by Crosby HILL and opposite While these
alterations being completed intend to off all the stock
regardless Of prices intend to reopen and make
this the Leading Clothing Depot of Wilmington Every
thing be brand Two othe leading features intend
attention to will be a we-fed-up Chldrens De-
parment where everything pertaining to Chdrens Dress
will be oundthe other leading feature will be department fit
ed for department You expect to find in this de-
pamen every design both domestic and foreign goods
and in fact everything will be frstclass pertaining to the MAX
ing up of leading clothing establishment But have
said above present stock be sold and will begin
from to-day Now do not look this BOSH TALK, but
plain simple facts Watch prices and then and
inc the goods They all of make everything sewed
with silk and made by fsclass hands To begin with
prices immensely.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Charles j. Turner, Superintendent ol
the Cleveland Forte and Iron Works,
Cleveland, o., ten years ago was divorced
from his vie, whom he had married
twenty years before in Danhury, Conn.
His wife secured the divorce aud returned
to the homo of her father, Nr. Adam ID
Haw wthorne, In Danbury. Mr.. Turner
married the wCman who had won his
affections from his wife. Two weeks ago
last Saturday he was remarked u his first
wife. The Rev. Adolph Gumbart, pastor
of the German Baptist Church OF Green
point, performed the ceremony at his
residence, sos Lombard street. The wilt
nesscs TO the ceremony were Mre. Welty
and Mrs. Morris, sister OF Mrs. Turner.
A friend of the family acquainted with
the story of the second marriage. said
that Mr.. and Mrs. Turner l.ved happily
for twenty years before the trouble came
which brought separation and divorce.
''For ten years." he said, "Mrs. Turner
head nothing from her divorced husband.
A month or so ago she received news
paper containing marked death notice.
This was followed by a letter from Mr..
Turner. The letter was answered, and
the marriage the other night was the
sequel" Mr.. and Mrs. Turner haye re-
turned TO Cleveland.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Shortly after IL o'clock last night a
colored man who came up the south
bound track Of the d. & o. Railroad, rt-
ported 10 the watchman at silverbrook
station that man lay on the track oppo-
site John r. Tatum's tenant house with
his head lying between ih- ra while
his body lay outside The >--s was in
vestigated and the remains were found to
be those Of JOAN Morgan, single man,
about IS years of aye, son OF Alexander
Morgan. employed at the Cool Spring
reservoir. He was seen TO go down the
track short time before the accident.
und freight train soon followed. 1t Is
supposed that he had sat down to rest and
fell asleep with his head resting across
the track. The head was entirely severed
from the body and blood and brains were
scattered along the track for some DIS
tance. A cloth WAS thrown over the
body where 1t remained until this morn
ing. The deceased was brick maker,
and sometimes worked In Alven Aliens
brickyard. and was disposed to diss.pa-
tion. The Coroner was notified this
m orning and the remains were taken to
the morgue by Deputy Coroner Rarnhill,
where an inqueet will be held.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
Controversy Over nm Express Charge.

Controversy Over nm Express Charge.
j. Edward AddicLs, ths President OF
the Bay State Gas Company, OF New Je--
sey, yesterday brought q rcplevin suit in
the Common Pleas, of Philadelphia,
against tie Adams Express Company to
obtain possession Of package now in
the hands Of the express company, con-
tanning SEQ unexecuted coupon bonds Of
the gas company, Of tue denomination of
$1,000 each. These bonds were shipped
to Mr.. Addicbs, TO Claymont, Delaware,
for the purpose of obtain ng his signature
as president. The express charge was IS
cents. When they were sent tack the
express company treated them as execu-
ted bonds OF u higher valuation, and the
exprcssage YVES raised from 65 cents to
1883. The agent OF Mr.. Add,cks refused
10 pay tlis charge, and, the company
having declined TO deliver the package,
Mr.. Addicks brought the replevin suit.
Lawyer Vim. II. Addicks, counsel for
the plaiot!fI, stated yesterday that the
bonds are still unexecuted, because to
make them valid they yet require two
seals and several other siguatur,s and
the company was not justified in treating
them as oi greater value than in the
original SHIPMENT
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

The Directors of the Street and Sewer
Commission met last evening in regular
session. The weekly pay-rOll of S402. 50
was read and ordered to be paid.
Permission was granted Mary Plunkett,
through Philip Plunkett, TO tap the
French street sewer to drain the United
States Hotel.
A. s. Reed was given permission to sci
20 feet OF curb on Twenty-third str, ct
near Washington. John T. Pierce Was
also granted permission to set GO feet Of
curb on the west side # Twenty-third
street, between Tatnall and West streets.
The chief engineer was instructed to
measure the grading done by John
Dougherty OF Market street from Tenth
to Fourteenth streets. Also to measure
the grading done by J. A. McCaulley at
Fourteenth and Poplar streets, and the
grading Of Vsndev avenue Of N. w.
Porter. t';
There was but one bill passed, that ol
Mrs. 8. A. Lucas for $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

This grand invention for keeping cool,
and the flies off at the same time, is Just
being introduced, and will have an onor-
nous sale during the hot months. 1t
can be attached to any rocking chair
made, and will fan the occupant Of the
chair while he rocks himself. 1t can be
attached to cribs or cradles, and will fan
the sleeper. 1t Is comfort to the sick
and invalids, who will require less care
from the nurse. 1t is invaluable in every
household. 1t IS cheap, ornamental aud
useful, and will last for many years. The
Company wish to secure an agent at
once in every county. 1t is bonanza
for agents during the hot months. Over
one thousand sold in Pittsburgh In two
weeks. Pays ono hundred per cent
profit. Sample complete, handsomely
nickel plated, sent on receipt of 500.
Circulars and terms to agents sent 20 all.
Address A. F. ATTACHMENT CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

The d, min on poyerment is o. nsider-
ing petition of ule owrer OF the United
States fishing vessel Matte Winship, re-
Gently seized, oil SIDNEY, Cape Breton, for
Illegal fishing, p'eyhg for settlement of
the case. Tho oyerIorGeneral has ap-
proved Of the Recommendation of the
Minister Of Eishetlas that, upon the pay
ment of t2OO0to tte Crown and further
sum suil cient 20 cover ell legal and other
expenses in6uted in connection with
the seizure and custody OF she Matte
Wirship up to the date OF her being han
ded over to the owner or his agent, that
the vessel be released. aud all proceed
ings in the Court OF The Vice Acinirality
be discontinued.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
IlreyitIen.

the sncapest hat house IN the city
Rumford Bros. 4oA Market street.
Ice.cold oysters at Fullmcr's.
Devlled and slewed or bs at fullfner's.
Clam soup Ut Fullmsr'l,
Turtle soup at EuNr s's.
Chicken and lobster alli at Fullner's.
Roas. dinners a specially at FullMer's.
Meals al all hours at Fulimer's.
Try Eush's coal, YOU will like 1t.
American Laundry, COZ West Frontt.
Try Bush's coal; you will surely llko's.
Cupping and leeching, les Il. Secondit.
Zine IL X. Rings at Hani's, i5 L. 4th street.
frank Roop Smith, druggist, 5th aud King.
Shirts, Ice. collar5 and Guns, 2c. each. City
steam Laundry, eth and Shlpley streets.
Jos. II. dreenman d Son, All King street.
wall papers and window shades at reduced
prices.
A general reduction in wallpapers and wln-
dow shades at Jos. ID. brennan y Bon. All
King street.
II you want cheap picture frames go to q.
X, BBugh, cO3 West Second street. ihave the
largest stock in Delaware. Come and see Tor
yourselves.
Ross, 30 VI ct street. has the largest and
cheapest stock o. hats, white shirts, UNDER
wear, neckwesr and hosiery In the city, Call
and see him.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

PITTsBvIc, Pa, July 20. - A freight
train frightened horse In Harmony,
Penna., yesterday. The auimsl backed
the wagon over the railroad embauk-
meat, ihrc wing the occupants OUT. Mis-
Mana Opptnheimer was thrown under
the train aud instantly killed. Miss
Amanda Klee was fatally Injured, and
Misses Bella Woemser and FloGheim
were adly hurt. The young ladies are
daughters OF wealthy parents iu Pits
burgh and prominent In Jewish Society.
They were summe ring at Zelgler's, and
were just starting Tor morning drive.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

We are in receipt of three books from
Rand, McNally Il Co., known as the
Globe Library feries-"Cleopat.e," by
II. Rider Hazard; "The Tents OF Saem,'
by Grant Alien; "Artist and Model" by
Rene De PontJest. Tbese novels sell
for 90 cents and are printed on clean
paper and in large readable type. This
llrm is known for It's interesting and In
structive publication, and tho firms
name on publication, alone speaks well
the work. When going OH your vacat.o on
you W II wish to take along some good,
wholesome reading matter, and we would
recommend any OF the above FAMED
books to take along with you. For sale
ut any of the newstands or Of the pub
fisher, Chicago and New York.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

1t will be q matter OF surp sc to many
citizens to find that q number Of city DILL
GERS have been so insufliciently bonded
as to not render to tlie city thai security
contemplated by section 07 of the city
charter, which ssyt;
"Each OF the said assesso shall before
entering upon the iduties OF his Office,
u give bond to the mayor and
Council of Wilmington, with freehold
security, to be approved by the mayor
aud president of Council conditional for
the faithful assessment of his district and
collection of tie taxes assessed therein
and with warrant of attorney
for the confession of judgment thereto at
tachei."
Of the city officers the tax collectors
are the most important. The mater
complained of Is NOT SO much the INSULT
cheney of the bonds given as the neglect
TO have them recorded and entered up In
the prothonotary's Office Without such
recording the bonds would be absolutely
useless II prior bonds should be given by
the sure;ics aud they should be entered,
as entered bonds take priority.
The Republican members OF Council
are said to have had caucus meeting Oh
this question and intend 10 bring the mat
| eSi pS'Sio Nouhe'tf "a ~ shePu ". a.
ordinance compe. .1g bonds after they
have been approves, sp berecorded. There
is 10 reason for nslfDe this question {
party matter, % he safety Of the citY'
money alKe lnte1csts all.
The 'inysst;fstian of the subject Il
said TO be bfQ0nlt x out by the fact tina
]. Edward Hddteikst is a bondsman io
Edmund Mltcteii, and ex-tax-collector
Patrick Neery '6pl J. 7. Dickey ar,
bondsmenc f5r Msfbn J. Mealey, recent,
elected asssssohS dad tax.collectors TO
the Northern afld bouthern districts O
WilhingtonN Nrespcstively. There is nj
doubt OF the tnanclal soundness OF thes
bondsinen, $pt. they are all larg
spectators, tkssr financial standing i
liable to sudasn t5anges and hence tn
greaters safdey q {he o.ty would accrue II
having theiE AoAE regularly entered.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Yesterday afternoon donkey, which
is said to belong to Joseph NJ. Wheeler,
was loose in the vicinity of Thirteenth
and Orange streets. when some boys COM
meEced chasing 1t. At this time Edward
Kelley, the 10-year-old son of Alexander
Kelley, residing at No. 1918 Chippey
street, was standing on the sidewalk
when the donkey ran toward him and
wheeling around kicked the little fellow
in the face ina!cting an ugly cash. He
was uicked up in an unconscious condi-
tion and taken to his home where he was
attended by DR.. Brown, who was obliged
to insert several stitches to close the
wound.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

As a steamer loaded with cattlo for
England was passing down the Delaware
ON Saturday last, some twenty large
st ere, which had died from the excessive
heat, were thrown overheard opposite
d laware City. on Sunday number OF
carcases were towed TO Delaware City,
where they were sold for IS each, and
after being skinned and the talluw ex-
tracted they were thrown ihto the river
agnin to furnish food for the fish.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Last night while a young man named
Moore aud companion were driving in
from camp they turned the team into the
summer road to avoid colliding with
another vehicle. As he did go the car
risge upset, and the horse started to run
away, breaking the shaft, demolishing
one of the front wheels and damaging
the top of the carriage. The horse was
not recovered until about midnight, aud
Moore and his companion were brought
to this city in another carriage. The de-
molished carriage was a new one, and
belonged to Lort s. Clair, llverymen.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

WASHINGTON, July GA report was
received at the navy department yester-
day IRON Admiral Gherardl, stationed nj
Port au Prince, dat d July 10 b, of the
condition of affairs on the island up to
that time. There was no mention of any
fighting. Legitime had appealed to the
American Minister to meet Hippolyte
which the conflict between their forces
might TO stopped. 1t was not stated
whether the Minister had taken any steps
in the matter.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

A carriage containing two kegs OF beer
and several gallons OF whiskey was upset
ri' M AZ c ark's mill, at Greenbank, Del,
iast m evening. Some OF the harness broke
r,,uiup down tho hill leading TO the
hide, when The animal started TO Kick,
and tLe man losing control of the animal.
which lad became thoroughly frightened,
STATED to run away, when the occupants
i1,oucl out. The carriage struck the
Iilrhiug post in front oi Clark's, COM
uletely wIccking it.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

We are too apt to regard small all
ment much es we would some pigmy,
unpleasant of aspect and prankish in
decd, but incapable OF serious mischief.
We ignore tie fact that 1t grows prodig-
lousy, strengthens in proportion and
begets evil progeny. A flt OF ind'gt sdon,
slight bilious attack, sensations of un-
rest and languor WHEN the system
chou d have been braced by recent sleep,
unaocountaae nervousness, inactivity
oil tine kidneys or bladder-wbat are
thee bnt the precursors of obstinate
and serious bodily disturbance? In
either oi the abov, emergencies, COM
mon sense and experience unite in ind:-
eating Hostetters Stomach Bitters as
the b st preventive. Particularly should
Its use be prompt when the languor,
,aSn!ng, chillincss down the back, and
feverishness that preceds a malarial at
tack manifest themselves 1nc!pient
rheumatism grows apacc. Dent ne
glect 1t. So with constipation and de-
bility,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

A young man hired q team last even
Ing at Harry loves stable and drove out
to camp He had his horse put up, aud
after st eing all that was TO be Sc Ii or
dered his team to be htchcd up. BY mis-
tako horse belonging TO Peter A. Pagan
was given to him ia place of tho one he
had driven out. The mistake was not
discovered until he returned the team to
Lowe stable, when word was tclophoned
TO the Springs, and Lowe's horse was
driven In with Fagan's wagon.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

WEST CHESTER, July 23.-The Dram,
DIVINE Base Ball Club has gone out OF
existence again. Manager Mcbride, who
organized ii this year, after losing about
SO has decided that there are no admir-
Oh Of the national game who will patron
ize home club here. 1t Is not likely
that 1t will be reorganized, as the en-
thusiasm here is dying out.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

NEw York, July 23.-Al. Cr.dge
paid over TO John L. Sullivan to-day
$40, 900, and it seems probable that, ey.
cept what he gives Muldoon, he will
have it all. Charley johnson and 0Jin-
my Wskely were entitled to $50 0 OF
this, being their share of the stake, but
they turned it over to Sullivan, because
they had made big money on the fight.
1t is quite likely that Mr.. Willet OF
the illustrated News, will also give Sui
livan the $4,000 which LIE put up on the
battle, increasing the total received by
the champion bruiser to $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Tie regular meeting of the Astronomy
Club was held last evening and tee fol-
lowing committee appointed to make ar
rangements for moonlight excursion to
AugasilnSs flor; lYay WnTry shulsr, MILAN lam
lain, Emil Beck, John Zeiger aud Jack
Parrish. The boat will stop at New
Castle going and returning.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

The following deaths were recorded at
pcgIstrar Lees Office yesterday:
Blore-July q, at S. W. corner Third
and Walnut streets, William Biore,
aged 5 mon'hs. {.
tatet,-July 20, at No. 4 Tindall's
csurt, Mary a. Garrett, aged 40 years. &.
McGuirc--Ju!y %, In New Cattle hun
dtcd, Frank Mcclure, aged 40 years. d.
Meyer-July -, at No. 4Oi Union
street, Elizabeth Meyer. aged . months.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Camp meeting in Union street grove Is
becoming more intert sting. good con-
gregation was out last night. The SER
mon was preached by brother Amos
Henson of Meore's A. NJ. e. Church.
Preaching Tonight by Brother b. b.
Fisher OF Whiting VI. E, Church, South
Wilmington. The camp will continue
until the 9th OF August. There was one
penitent last night. jamie Prltchet Will
preach tomorrow night.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
Charged with Dlsorderly Conduct.

Last evening Squire Smith heard the
M Eeed VIII viii, aisordefiy % sonduct. The
parties live in the vicinity OF Ninth and
Walnut street, and as the testimony
showed that 1t was a neighGor's light the
squire lcld Florence 10 keep the peace
and senteEced the father to pay the costs.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

A bottle OF SAMARITAN NERvINE
enables one 10 deiy Asthma, Nervous
ness and General Debility. Sl5O, at
Druggists.
"Eyery Epileptic sufferer, ought to try
SAMARITAN NERvINE at OF ce," says
Rev. j. I. Etter of New Glsrus, Wis.
at no9cr failing remedy" Your
Druggist keeps 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

W. C. Brown, Sixth and King streets,
is selling Darlington's gilt-tdge butter,
which has reputation Tor excellence,
from Maine to Georgia. Also all sorts OF
meat, hama, eggs, etc, at lowest market
rates.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Mr.. B. +. whatley is prominent
merchant OF Ruston, La. lie says that
he sold Swiit's Specific 70 many pereons,
aud knows OF some wonderful cases of
blood diseases, and has never heard of a
failure 10 cure. Several cases OF conta-
gious blood poison were cured after all
failed.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Pozzoni's Complexion Powder pro
duces q soft and beautiful skin; 1t
combines every element OF beauty and
purity,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Walther & Co., south OF Market street
bridge, is the right place to get carriages
repaired, as all work is warranted to give
RatIaiaction.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

DiarrhGa and dysentery arc prevented
during teething by uooper's Anodyne.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Appleby is daily receiving new hay
and etrsw at his market, south OF Market
street bridge. Telephone 5i7.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Kirkwood Park does not present a
very inviting appearance yet, but 1t will
when the pans for making it into park
are all carried out The grading 10 all
that has yet been done, and the cutting
away of the dirt leaves the rocks stand
out In bold relief. 1t is expected this
summer and fall TO build q sea wall
along the Brandywipe side Of the park,
for which these rocks and boulders will
be used. City Council has appropriated
81, ,00J for the building of the wall. This
is the first thing to be done to put the
park in anything like presentable con-
dition. After this the park will be laid
off into walks, sown with lawn grass
seed and planted with trees, and proba.
bly, there will be fountain In the centre
When this IL done it will begin to looh
something like park, and the sooner 1,
Is done the sooner will the citizens Of tht
eastern part OF the city have a handsome
park,