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Daily Republican., 1889-08-31
openins The fuhi,e schools.

On Monday next tho public schools
will open and some 5000 children will
take up their studies fpf the year. The
teachers and scholars, those who could
get away, are fiockipg back home re-
freshed and reinvigorated by their visits
10 the sea shores and mountain retreats.
In their absence the Board of Education
hiss been busy fixing up and repairing
the school houses and Fairgrounds, TO
make everything attractive and comforta.
BILE. Notwithstanding the number OF
parochial schools that have been estab-
lished, and which take from the public
schools hundreds of scholars, the schools
as q general rule will be crowded.
A few in the outlying suburbs may
have few eeats to spare There is great
need of primary school In the vicinity
of Twelfth and Walnut streets. DR..
Morgan did make an effort to have new
school house built In that vicinity this
fall, but 1t did not receive that encour-
agement that should have been accorded
to IL.
MIR. George NJ. Warren, the recently
appointed teacher Of drawing In the
Boys High School, has arrived and will
go on duty on Monday morning. He Is
a young man, graduate Of one of the
leading polytechnic schools and comes
well recommended from Westboso, Mas.
Tho Manual Training School Is being
rapidly fitted up under the personal
supervision of Lieutenant Rommell, U
5. NJ, who has commenced his resi- lence
In this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Living With n Broken SecL

CAMDEN, N. j., Aug. sl.-Ual.b n
TozieT, rs years, 10 lying at Tie Coop,,
Hospital with abroken neck. The Young
man received his peculiar injury by All
Ing down stairs at the boarding house i,
George J. Longstreth, No. Us Soma
Fifth street, Camden. Tozler got 10 YES.
terday morning for drink of water. II
wac quite dark and In some way Instead
Of re-entering his room he walked 70 M
stairs and fell.
When discovered be complained Of
numbness Of his body aud limbs and
palms 10 the stomach. lie was removed
to the Cooper Hospital, where It wa,
found that he had received an injury
usually Immediately fatal. Duriug tlis
afternoon the stat Of physicians, DR.,
Bowling Benjamin, Dt. U. B. Gross, D.,
Z. l.. b. Godfrey and DR.. Joseph suock,
fonnd that the dislocatioa had taken place
at the second or third cervical vertebn
and had caused paralysis OF the entire
body. The physicians concluded thatAs
man could not recover, and his death wu
Q question OF but few hours. He was
perfectly conscious, and while the eI.
animation was being made he Informed
those present that he hoped to he at work
In q few days. He was employed in 4
clothing store on Market street, Philadsl.
phia,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31
Bushwhackers-A Visit.


l returned from my visit to the ex-
IRENE lower end of New Caste county
to day. learned while near Collins
Beach what Bushwhackers were. Twenty
dive men, o majority OF whom are ltal-
ians, are employed bya contractor, who
Is under government contract, who
obtained permission from the farmers,
who own large tracts OF woodland, to
cut the small bushes aud underground
found In the woods. 1his bush, as they
call 1t, Is made into large bundle tied
with wire to stick or pole, 10 feet long;
when completed &c takes three men TO
load 1t on q wagon, when 1t Is taken to
the north fork OF Smyrna creek aud load
Cd on u scow, and then 1t is taken to
Reedy Islsni, where the govern ment IL
building dyke, the people said, but /
think 1t must be ietty.
These bundles Of brush are sunk with
stone to the bottom, then Others are
sunk OH the top Of those fret sunk; by
this means they secure a firm foundation,
for stone pier, or whatever they are
erecting. Thus far two thousand cords
have been sent TO Reedy Island, and
more Is being gathered by the bush
whackers. The farmers receive ten cents
per cord for the brush, besides having
this useless underbrush removed from
their land. There Is come fine chestnut
In this vicinity. The corn crop on fat land
Is failure, but on high light land it Is
good. A few farmers were hauling
peaches Of good quality. The ground
Ia very hard. aud ploughing stopped.
The roads are very dusty. The health Of
the town of Smyrna 10 very good. There
arc lively times at Collins Beach every
day. Many pic-nickeis from the country
go there. Il. Is. FRAZER.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

known as high Jumpers. This is com.
pAratlvely new idea, but where ever It
has been tried II has been one OF intense
interest. Another novel sight will be the
t-isl Of ponies by small children In COM
petition for the premium. II 10 very
well established fact that these ponies
such as are meant In class II are WORTH
lees n not cafe for children's use. The
Association therefore suggest that
ponies be shown and tested BY children;
this will take place on Tuesday, the regu-
lar judging day. The Polo games. Many
OF our people are unfamiliar with Polo; 1t
simply 10 the old game OF shiny played
by men on horseback. The ponies are
well trained and the men are gentlemen,
and the sport Is, where known, considered
one of the very fret quality. The course
Is laid out 80 feet wide, and about an
eighth Of q mile in length; the ball IL
placed In the centre aud the players, four
on a side mounted, are at the goals at
each end OF the run.
At the dropping of flag one from each
tide makes dash, horses under full run
TO get to the ball and knock II first; they
are followed by their support and so the
bali is kept In motion until sent through
the goal at either side, one OF the two
sides thereby winning. In making the
dash the ponies are SO we'll trained that
they seem to know when they come TO
the ball and stop OF their own accord;
often stop SO suddenly that the rider for
gets the stopping act, aud goes on; so
much the better for the other fellow that
doesn't. These games will DO played
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
forenoons All the railroad and steam
boat lines reaching Wilmington will cell
excursion Tickets at low rates, inelading
admission TO the grounds. Special trains
will be run aud 30 arranged as 10 leave
grounds after the races are over.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31
FIFTH edition


Mayor Harrington has s i :, u
following persons to act as speclal no,' .ne
men at the Wilmington Fair com b,a
ing next Monday: "'4le'
Thomas Fries, No. Is Marke, s,,..,
John II. MAnlove, No. IggI ~ w SIeeE
street; Thomas Heap, No 7gs Ro a,lM
street; W. j. Haverstock, No. 100 I ~.
Eleventh street; Joseph Bear M NJ I ny
Bennett street; VIM. d. Sparks ssy.. ~
and Bennett; James NJ. BAplhem '' w.
o05 Tatnall street; Sheridan Mason " W
VS. East Fourth street; Lewis Hahn y,
625 East Ninth street; Charles w
Pierce, No. lila Lombard sirep,' Ji H.
J. MeCaffsrty, No. 1870 scott s,, S.u
Ira Chsppell, No. 0 Jes,up', M.
JJhn ]. shultz, No. 1lO7 Eat H.,
teenth street; Ferdinand Smith No ~,
kirkwood street; August II. Mile, !,
Bul's Head Hotel; Samuel r Ham,
Exchange Building, Seventh and Ma,Es'.
August Schtu, No. 800 Tatnall .,,a.,,
James Wood, Twenty-slxth and Ia,p,2
Renaldo Shinn, A and TOWNSEND Io",
Weiderman, No. 5Cb Pine street, C;eows
johnson, No. 40i West Font s,,..,.
Stephen r. Hitchberry, No. 4 Mou,e,
Row; George p. Hall, No. III MsiI,d
street; Hugh johnson, Cedar and An.
chorags streets; George W. Kennedy N,
2013 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31


There will be grand rally at the color.
ed Union Church, Centre Station, %
Sunday next, for the purpose Of raising
money to shield that church, IS The
friends have been good In helping 10
there, both white and colored. We hops
that they will continue TO see us oui, as
there are only but nine persons of rs 10
membership, the rest Of the convrsgiiOu
going away with Mrs. Archie, tie mis-
sionary that was there last year Tia
Rev. @. w. Murray being appointed
there by the conference intends, by the
help Of God, TO go forward and LEAD Us
through. The president ofthe dIstrict, Rev
D. Russell, will be with US all day, with
other ministers. Preaching at 1880 =
m. $50 and 8 p. m. eabbath school 1t
80 p. N. REV @. W. MURRAY, Pastor.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31
THIRD EDITION.
Personal.


Rev. DR.. Todd akd Mrs. Todd have re-
turned from Nova Scotia.
Col. Milo w. Locke, Ia recovering from
q severe Illness, and 10 now able u ycn-
ture out.
Mics Bessie and Master Elmer Vernon
return this evening from their vacation at
Oxford, Pc.
Mise Estella Booth returned to-day from
n visit among relatives in the country.
Willard H. Porter. ESQ.,, and wife, have
returned from Atlantic City.
Job. II. Jackson, Esq, was q passen-
ger on t steamship City Rome, which
arrived at Liverpool on Thursday.
The wedding Of A. v. Leslie George
and Miss Agnes Herbert, daughter of
the State treasurer, will take place early
next month.
j. Parke Postles and wife have return
cd from their visit 1t Warm Springs, Va.
w. Frank Tatnall has gone on busi-
ness trip 10 Montreal, Canada, which
may extend over month.
Mrs. Sarah Teas, No. ala East Fourth
street, has returned home from Ocean
Grove, N. j.
The ladies OF Mt. Lebanon NJ. z.
Church, Brandywine hundred, will hold
. peach and ice cream festival GU Friday
and Saturday evenings, the 18th and 14th
OF September.
The Misses A. N. and May L. RICHTER
have returned home after q two weeks
visit to the country.
Mrs.. Josephine Walker of Lowering,
MIMI, IL visiting her parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. Robert P. Carey, Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

SCRANTON, Aug. 30.-Elias Richards,
OF Ptceburg, this county created a SEN
sation here by trying to abduct child
which the wife was carrying on one of
the avenues. The couple have had some
martial trouble lately. Police oilicers
gave Richards chase and he led them
through streets and alleys and then plum
into the river refusing TO stop when fired
at. The officers were forced into the RI
yer to capture him, auh he obliged them
to cross the river four times before being
Captured. He Gas committed to answer
the charge OF attempted abduction.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31
Dots.

r. O. Fraim, ESQ.,, has cut down An
allanthus tree IL front Of his dwelling,
No. 700 French street. 1t was not deal
rable as shade tree.
Jepnetta Ti'ehman charged Louisa
Anderson with being disorderly and using
abusive and threatening language TO.
wards her, before Squire Smith last night
and Louisa was put under 800 ball 70
behave herself in tho future.
Mr.. WIN. B. Sharp and daughter, OF
this city, have returned home after SIX
weeks sojourn through the East
Miss Ethel Merriken OF Harrington,
Is Visiting Mrs.. G. K. Morris Of No. 800
West Sixth street
Mrs. John g. Boldly OF No. s3i Madison
street, and daughters, the Misses Mabel
and Sarah, have returned from Rehoboth
where they have been stopping for four
weeks.
Miss A. e. Queck is visiting No. 400
Madison street.
Miss Josie J. Lewis hes returned after
two weeks visit to Chesapeake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @. Bartram have
gone to the mountains for week or ten
DAYS soiourn,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31
Defaults for $4,000.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. S0.-Governor
Humphrey yesterday issued requisiticn
for Dan i. Russell, Jr., treasurer of
School District No. IL In Kearpey COun-
ty, who is defsulter TO the amount Of
SIS. 900 and is supposed To have gone to
Canada. The district Issued bonds to
build schoolhouse, AID they were
entrusted to Russell to negotiate. He
secured the money and disappeared in
the night. He was considered one OF the
best men In the county.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 3O.-Duke
Alexander Of Oldenburg, general COM
mandsnt Of the corps OF the Russian
Guards and adjntant gel ersl to the Gear,
recently rendered bis resignation owing
70 the auti-German tone which at present
prtvades Russian politics. He submitted
as the reason for bis resignation that he
might possibly succeed to the throne of
the Grand Ducby OF Oldenburg. The
Gear declined to accept the resignation,
but gave the Duke eleven months
leave of Absence.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown returned
homo last evening from weeks sojourn
on the Eastern Shore OF Maryland. They
were enjoying the hospita.ities of Mr..
Robert Symonds, near Matthews, Talbot
county. Every night neighbors gather ed
In the spacious mansion of Mr.. Symonds
and enjoyed Mrs. Browns reeitals. She
will give about sixty recitals at the VIII
miDgton lair next week on pianos fur
nished BY Q. w. Kennedy s Co.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Mrs. Laura Osgood Hardness will open
her private school on Monday in her airy,
spacious rooms, northeast corner OF Ninth
and King streets. Mrs. Hardness kept q
first class school thore last year, and her
school will no doubt be much larger this
year. She needs no introduction to the
citizens OF Wilmington az one Of the best
Of public educators. There are scores OF
business men and women OF this city who
received their first Instructions under
Mrs. b., who can testify to her high
qualifications as teacher Her school
should be crowded on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

David, son of Thos. s. Miller, No. !,
Columbia avenue, was surprised last
evening by the call OF a number Of Biz
young friends, who wished TO mafeEs
morable the 18th anniversary Of his
birth. They were favored with musk o.
the banjo and organ, and nuuba OF
presents were given him, amo6g them
being o copy Of the book entitled
"Around the Worll." Refreshments
were served, which the young loEs
highly enjoyed, and at a seIsouable hour
they retired wishing their young friend a
long life and abundant prosperity.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

A young German named Augustus
Brlheyde, residing at Nc. 5O6 Orange
street, fell through an elevator at the
carriage mandatory at Second and
Tatnall streets this morning, a distance
OF some thirty feet, fracturing his nose,
spraining one of his feet. cutting one OF
his arms and shaking him up generally,
Is to rsnder him unconscious for some
time. He was attended by Drs. Morri-
son and Frlst, who dressed his wounds
properly and at last accounts he was
resting conf rtably.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

The rolling mill IN Wooddale is about
resuming operations again. The blooms
are made at Conshocken and then ship
ped to Wooddale, where they are con-
vel ted into sheet iron. The consequence
lie that the bills for freight are so heavy
that the margin for profit Is very narrow.
There is considerable material on hand,
and the mill will be kept going until it is
used up.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Rotert Gibson, who was struck by q
train on the p, W. q D. Railroad about
noon last Wednesday, died last evening,
and Coroner Gamble summoned u Jury
this morning. They visited the residence
of the deceased. at Jackson and Chest
nut streets, and after being sworn ad.
tourned 10 meet at the coroner's Office on
Monday evening at 7.S0 O'Clock, when
the witnesses will be examined.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Yesterday, at Coosat, q village near
Athlone, Margaret Mulochill, 100 years
OF age, gave evidence at q coroners In
quest relative to tho death Of Honora, her
twin sister. The old women lived to-
gether, and on Saturday, when Margaret
went TO the market, she left Honora at
home 10 good health. On returning she
found her lying dead on the sofa. Death
had resulted from failure Of the hearts
action.-PAll Mall Gazette.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

We mean to continue this until some-
tody beats the great lung curative agent
DIR. Simms' White Pulmonlc Bslsam,
then We will take In our sigu. Mr.. l..
Whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware,
says he was cured after being considered
a hopeless case. For coughs, sore throat,
hosrseness, etc. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington; Philadel, Ma,
Smith s Kline Co. &3l Arch street
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

At the Municipal Court this morning,
ia Dougherty was fined Is and costs
Tor drunkenness.
Samuel ID. Forbes was arFaigned and
charge by Officer Schultz with violation
oi the health laws, by having some over
flowing outh 'nSee. A farther hearing
was osiponed Until Monday mornipg.t
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

The unprecedented success OF the Phil
adelphla. Wilmington & Baltimore rail-
roads Colchester excursions 10 due In q
great measure to excellent facilities OF
transportation and prompt movement in
both directions. Excurs!ou lists reach the
beach promptly and are returned home at
a seasopable hour. Another great excur-
sion on SUNDAY,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31
Bay Ridge via Is. q o. X. r., September
LIST, 1889

Grabbing, fishing, yachting and bath
fng. Excellent meals both on steamer
and at Bay Ridge at reasonable rates.
The Columbia is the largest steamer
on the Bay-three decks-capacity 1000
persons. Fine View OF the shipping IN
the hsrbor. Forts McHenry and Carroll
passed en- route. Don't forget the day or
trip. Trains leave Market street station
at GAO a. M, Delaware avenue station at
7.10 a. m. There will be plenty of cars
and accommodations for all.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Rev. jacob Todd ard family re'ur ~
home from their summer vacation ~
evening. DR.. Todd has been 70 Nm w.
ecotia, where he has had anu A ~,
fishing for trout. He says he star'e ~ y,
to catch 500 trout before he cHlie III N
and when he reached that lu~DS
flshed no more.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Yesterday afternoon Edward F'in'i
had the little finger of his lei, hand eu'
OF while at work at Flamcr.s lnar1s,
On the Brandywine near Wa'hln wa
street. He was engaged In loading sol.'
on q cart, when one fell GU h finger c. u.
pletely severing It. He was al'erSh"
attended by DIR. Winner.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31
Ray Ridge, SUNDAY. Sept. l.t

Go via B. g. o. r. R., Tor ds5s
pleasure; you will find somstelns =
enjoy besides catching crabs. lou s.S
crab there also If you desire L, aud 1psa
more than anywhere else. IrGlls le's
Marlsst street at $40 a. m, DeisNs'
avenue at Z. 10 a. m. Fare 81. oo' rNa'
of cars and accommodation ior all'
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

The Wawaset Gun Cub have elected
the following officers: G. NJ. Buckmas-
ter, president; g. Miller, vice presi lent;
N. b. Hill, secretary; e Z. Mahoney,
financial secretary; w. Buckmastcr,
treasurer; ". ]. Taussig, quartermaster;
Il. Miller, captain.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Excursion Of the Christian EndeAvor 3d.
ciety of Asbury N. E. Church, Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 4, 1889, on the steamer
City of Chester. Tickets, so eta. Will
be accompanied by Hyatt's Military
Band. Boat leaves Fourth atreet wharf
at o'clock
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31
Now Is the Hal vest.

Now is the buyers har.
vest-time. A gath erine-ln
time. Three Dollars for One.
More than a handful of dol
lars saved on many a pur-
chase. Secure a Suit OF
clothes this coming week;
they are great value s. Eth
pay you to keep 1t for
another season if you do
not require it for immediate
use.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

All the sore eyes we have attended on
DR.. simm's Eye Cure has soundly cured.
II is famous remedy In its line, and we
think cannot be beat. Good sight main
tanned to old age; % and 50 cts. Depot,
Wilmington Dl.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

w. @. Brown, has just received ~
of fresh aud salt meats, colnPIsh.
California hams, homeless hams, s,fas.
shoulders, fresh beef, poultry, n ou.' !,
eggs, cheese, etc. which he Is selll !, A. y
very low prices. BE sure and eau "a,
northeast corner of Sixth aud MY
streets,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth,
and Headache, in sHlLOH'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A Nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use It If you desire health
and sweet breath. Price 50 cents. N. B.
Danlorth, Wholesale aud retail agent,
Second and Market streets. Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

The Rev. William Lloyd has keen
and exquisite sense OF humor. When
he returned from y trip abroad this fall
he occupied scat at the table d'hote on
the steamer opposite an obese lady who
ate an enormous quantity Of pastry. and
who frowned significantly every time the
clergyman took a drsught Of his daily
portion OF ale. One day she leaned
across the festive board and inquired
loudly:
"May ask you, cir. why you drink
that nasty stuff"
"To the glory Of God, madam" an
swered Mr., Lloyd, TRANQUILITY.
SWELL" she snapped, helping herself
TO another jam tart, ~ should think you
would DO an abstainer."
II am, madam" -
"An abstainer from what, should
like to know" she observed sarcastic
cally.
MADAM" replied the clergyman,
quietly, "fTom pie"
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Theodore II. Pratt and Joseph Pyle,
. couple Of we'll known Wilmingtonlans,
were found at Atlantic City this morn
ing by Hyatt's Military Band, and were
treated to serenlde by the band.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

J. Penn 10 hits, misses j. II. Davis
II h, 6 IN; j. Gibson 10 h, 10 III; J. Hun
TER / h, III; a. Irwin II b, ON; II.
IT, nch IS h, , IN; J. Grant h, 1G III;
Harry French ID h, IN; J. Tredway 10
b, 8 IN; q. q. Farnum 16h NIL. Thorn
10 h, IN; j. Jefferson 3 h, 7 m; F. Nc
Quad IA b, q IN; E. Maher Ii b, m.
To'al, lSl hits and 109 misses. at the
cl0se OF the contest the entire party re-
raired to Emil Beck's restaurant at II Ii
aad Heald streets, whore refreshments
W ere served.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Slippers, ox'ords, Tennis, Russet Shoes
and Kid Button Shoes Babcock's Family
Shoe House, 2(6 Market street, above
Second
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

The Wi mlneton Wheel Club propose
to take a run to Birmingham Park to-
morrow. Next Saturday they will ride
10 HCneybrook, and from thence TO York,
Pa, on Sunday, the 9Th inst.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Feminine Logic In tho Grand stand.
Julia (after Q careful study Of one In.
ming OF her frst game Of balD-What 10
that man In the centrea
George-He Is the pitcher.
Julia-And the man he throws TOT
George-He is the catcher.
Julia-Well, I thought the pitcher and
catcher both belonged TO the Same clubi
George--so they do.
Julia-Then why doesn't the pitcher
want the catcher to catch the ballf
George-He does want him TO catch It..
Julia-What makes him throw 1t SO
hard, theni
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31
On Two Trips IA Day.

Alter tomorrow the steamboats, Bran.
dywine and City of Chester will only
make two trips day between this city
and Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

and type-writing taught by practical
stenographer; Instructions private. Type.
writer students taught TO use Edison's
Photograph, free. Photographs for rent.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Yesterday afternoon while q man
named Flanagan was fishing from rock
on the BrandywInG above the first oam,
he felland severly cut his head, besides
making narrow escape from being
drowned.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Easy terms will buy flrst.class horse
shooting business OF N. B. Culbert at
Fourth and Walnut streets. lie desires
to devote more attention to rea! estate.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

The excursion OF the employees ef the
Arlington Mills which was to have taken
place next Saturday has been indefflnitly
postponed on account OF the strike.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Novelty at the Fair.

The Extenslble Car Step at the Fair will
be in working order, same az on the train
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

BURRIS-LEATHA Anon the cath inst.
at No. $50 spruce street, by the Rev.
William l.. White, Mr.. John J. BuTris
of this city, and Miss sarah 4. Leuthan
OF Kent county, Md
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

The cigar makers will make an excur-
sion to Cape May, on the steamer Hepub-
lie, on Monday next, IN order to com
memorate Labor Day, US we'll as TO enjoy
themselves.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Tomorrow promises to be fair, pro
coded by some cloudiness near the COAST
with slight thermal changci and hghsf
temperature. Similar conditions will
probably prevail OH Monday with indel
tons OF coming showers.
State of the Temperature
at the REPUBLICAN, office to-day, 10 The
shade:
7o'clock 10o'clock l2oGoet
IN an 81
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

Steward & Chandler have a mug .,m M
yellow corn, and q car Of prime .' r't.t
Hay (old) baled. wholesale snu ''''-
Phone no. South Side.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-31

OF gentlemen's silk aud Derby hats will
be Issued on Saturday next, Aug. 3lst,
by Rumford Bros, matters, 404 Market
street.