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The Forrest City times., 1889-10-19
THE MARKETS.
Prices for Live Stock and Produce In ,hs Principal Markets.
 ST LOUIS

wheat-No. ? rcd. 7sktaso. Corn-Ne 2 2sA@29, Oats-No. ,, lSdla. Rye No. 2, Sslssa. Butter Isa2l. Butter--choice Dairy, loOtl4 Eggs @lo. Chickens-Livc, rer ID, sIa7&. On cns-Per bu, 40r50 Potatoes bu, ;Ad&a. Pork-&lf O0dl2oO Lard a,i5dT.s5 Hogs -- 4oNod+ 70 Cattle Choice Steers, aohaS. sa Shecp-N Natives 3sOtaAs5
 NEW YORK Wheat-No. red, Si(aSss.. Corn-4oL of<os&. Oats--Mixed western, astfn Pork -ia o0dla50 Lard-662l st16. sa Hogs t.aks5.25 Cattle-a6Ads SO
 CHICAGO.
 Wheat-No.a } red, sadsox. Coru-No 7, sltaS2 Oats 1Aal l9sS. Hogs-< a.sa4 n Cattle Shipping, SINd4. 50; feedcra 9 ax;e a ia Shecp--35poasG
 KANSAS CITY. wheat-No. red, es,as4x. coru-No 2, 2itCa2A Oats No. l09f9k. Hor. -Aoocst.M Cattlc-as s0ls4. .O0.
 COTTON.
 Middling--St. Lcuis, 10 l.I6; Mcmphls i0k; New Orleans, 10
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

NOTICE ALL PERSONS OWING
~ city and school taxes for the years 1897
and 1885 In the Northern district city oil vii
inntOn, must settle The same or before the
25th day Of May, 1850; II not paid by ihEt date
| will proceed to collect IN accordance with
! tho law, EDMUND l.. MOODY,
ml3-l2t Receiver.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

Budworth's Ms.see. which has been
kept up for about four weeks, totally
c2llspee9 on Saturday night, and the
musee that promised 90 much is no more.
Bpdwofth was present on Saturday night
when the play commenced and took the
money % usual, but when 1t was over
the employees clamored around the office
calling for Budworth, but Budworth had
departed. Then there was a scene, and
Treasurer Martin received some pretty
rough handling, one Of the players, Mss
Lille Hughes pulling his hair until he
grew very red In the face, and II was
only when Martin pleaded earnestly that
she was induced 10 let 20.
Budworth has been going behind all
the time and he owes all he could get to
trust him. Among his creditors 10
Mrs. Murphy OF the Kirkwood House for
G6. He engaged number OF new
players for this week and they with The
old ones are here unable 70 Eet away
They appeal TO tina n"h". sscHrs ,nr
them the Odd Fellows Hall for one night
that they may give play OF their own
to enable them to get away. Two young
men who gave sparrlng exhibitions were
paid Off by,giying them Mrs. Budworth's
pug dog.
Budworth was seen In Philadelphia
yesterday by a Gentleman of this city,
to whom he expressed himself as being
ashamed OF his actlons, but said he could
not help IT.. lie has written to Mrs.
Murphy that he was financially stranded,
but that he would pay her as soon as he
could get some money.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

ALLENTOWN, Pa, May Eat an
early hour this morning q. Frederick
Schmerktr, well-known collector, was
atOueed from his Stun beers by noise,
aud on inve, tigation found that burglar
was In the hoQse, lie gave chase, and in
the Kitchen Schneider and the robber
had tussle, during which everything
was upset. The burglar again made for
upstairs, expecting to escape by the way
he came IL, through door leading to q
porch on the second story.
Another member of the family, how
ever, found the door open and immedl-
ately locked it, and the burglar found
this way Of escape blocked. Sehmerker
was reinforced BY his son, and after a
struggle the intruder was overpowe. cd
and securely tied and taken TO the Cen.
trail Station by Officer Heberling, who wal
making his beat at the time in the yicin
ity While the thief was being secured
be bit Mr.. Schneider in the arm, causing
paln'ul wound.
The robbery was well planned, and NJ
doubt several were implicated, as tn,
electric lights In the vicinity were cut Il
aid in the work. This evening the buTgla
was committed TO jail. He is buTl,
colored man aud gave h s name as Georg
II. Wilson, aged 2S, and ella ms he cam
hore from Reading, where he says h
lived for the past two years, but say
Alexandria, Va, IL his home Attempt
were made to enter number of residence
last night.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

The speoisl committee OF the B card of
Education to investigate the election o.
William Kyne TO that body, held mee.-
ing on Saturday night, which Mr.. Kyne
ATTENDED. He admitted that his freeho d
only consisted oil lot 5 by 25 feet on
Rodman street, but could not .s., Sh,.hs,
1t was between -Four aud Filth or Sew.
anti AID Eighth streets, AID was not sure
he could lind 1t II hs hunted for It. The
committee, however, knows exactly where
the lot is and how he get IT, The lot was
decided TO Kyne by Nea'y and Dickey
Jointly.
Tn deed describes IT as mmcncing
1873 feet from the southy est corner o.
Six htnl 10 man streets and thence
running 3 feet south OH that street. from
thence % feet we and then s feet north,
and FIR m thence rs f.. ta,t TO the place OF
beginning. The lot is between Fourth
and Filth street. The 1923 feet from SIX b
and Rodman street takes In the wi
width of Fifth street. Neary and Dickey's
lot at Sixth and Roiman extends only l2e
feet Of the 423 iett to Kyne's lot.
Thee is something very suspicious
about the whole affair which will be- fully
investig atedand will probably be prepaIe ed
TO report to the meeting of the Board to
night. Mr.. Kyne stated that he knew o
ten Illegal votes being put in but he sait
they were for Pyle. On being asked how
he knew they were for P, lie he could no
| toll
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13
FOURTH fs'IiiIi7I0N

Dots.
Try Taylor's Dime Express, 2i0 Market,
Phila.
ley street.
Willard +. Davis, the jeweler, No. 0
East Second street
Be sure OF No. S15 when you want
photographs at Beecher's,
| Call and see the New No. Z, American
Sewing Machine, at Sl2 Walnut street.
The most and best pictures for you
money-Beeeher's gallery, 3l5 Market
George H. Barney 81 Chadd's Ford,
Pa, has for sale pure Poland China pigs,
registered stock. X -.-
go tc Pi1nkett's 100 West Front al
Ind buy q bag Of BleDton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
Parts and attachments for your sewing
machine, also your machine repaired ct
the American Office, Sl2 Walnut ct.
An Oxford League will be organized In
seQu ~ ~ Church tomorrow evening.
All the young me N bers OF the church are
invited to be present.
1t costs Jordan but tl.25 to make q
dozen Cabinet photos. That IN why he
can sell them for t2.50, at No. 6l5lf
Market street.
For photographs go to Holland. He
makes the finest photographs in the city,
A. the very lowest prIceI Gallery, 307
Market street.
W. A. Hukill, auctioneer, will sell at
public sale ON Tuesday and Wednesday,
the l4th and 18th inst, the stock and Ak
lures OF grocery store at the southwest
corner OF Seventh and Spruce streets.
On Saturday afternoon Harry and
Cloud Butler, while working IN the inter
ests Of Councilman Quinn at the polls
over Third street bridge. were set upon
and were badly beaten by a gang of
roughs, OF which John Hsrrigan is said
to be the leader.
Mrs. VIM. N. Prutzmsn, living at No
406 South Franklin street, about O O'Clock
last light, while going down stairs fell,
striking her face against the wall. DR..
w. q. Winner was summoned, who
found that she had sustained a severe
sprain OF the ankle.
The 6-year- old son Of Frank Sparks,
No. 6O3 Madison street, had three fingers
OF bis left bad severed with Ratchet yes
terday while playing with some compan-
ions 10 the cellar of his home.
Jermon J. McMullen, for thirty years
In the baggage department of the p, w.
Is. Railroad station In this city, has re-
signed bis position.
Ceremonies appropriate to 81. Tam
many's day were held by the various
tribes OF Red Men at the Red Mems Wig
wan yesterday.
General Inspector stiltz of Pbiladel-
phia, and Miss O'Conner led the march
at st. Georges Castle, No. 8, X. O.. f.
rail-, and not Col. McAlister as had
b en- stated.
man named Harry LeFevre and one
named Handy, the latter from Brandy
line hundrei, got into an alteration at
Seventh aud Shipley streets, on Saturday,
In which LeFevre had the index finger oi
his right hand badly bitten.
The tax duplicates will be placed in
tbs hands OF the county collectors e.
day. The total assessment OF Whining
ton Hundred for 1889 is 500, 1877. OO3 as
again st S2i, 74g 02s for 1888, showing au
increase OF S3,68s,075.
As Deputy Coroner George 7. Barn.
hill was gcing home on Saturday nigh,
ne was at aeked by q rough gang and
was severely beaten. james l.. Hawkine,
who came to his assistance, wss also very
severely handled, though the roughs
were made TO flee. 1t is supposed that
the gaug took the deputy coroner Tor
some other party.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

Superior Court convened at 10 O'Clock
this morning, With Chief Justice Oomegya
and Associate judges Houston and Payn-
ter on the bench,
Parliamentary Maxwell called the trial
list, and out OF l99 cases 10 were marked
for trial, $50 were continued, Q discoh-
tinued, 81 passed, 7 referred and set
tied, 90 50
Robert @. Hartman was on motion Of
Hon. Charles D. Lore admitted to prac-
tice IN the courts OF this State.
Benjamin Nields, ESQ.,, on behalf OF
James N. Downey, made application to
have Judgment rendered against him In
favor of z. J. Tomlinson, NJ. D., for sos,
for professional services by Justice Of the
Peace Frank 4. Smith, vacated. The
application was resisted by Thomas
DAYS., ESQ, aud after argument by coun-
sci, the court decided to hear further
argument on Saturday.
John McGaw. who nleaded ..,.,,,,;.y 10
the Larceny OF cloi6lns from Tue the s ,c.e e.
Rankin Armstrong at Newark, was
brought In court. Nathaniel Davis, ESQ.,,
his attorney, read several letters OF
recommendation attestlng his good char
acier. He also presented afildavits
from parties in Newark to the same
effect
McGaw was sentenced to pay the costs
OF prosecution, $50 restitution money and
be imprisoned one month.
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning on account of the
funeral OF Secretary OF Slate Salisbury,
which takes place this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

1t is not often that a rooster has any
particular desire to take bath, but a
rev days ago Port Dram, N. j., bird
showed that, under the pressure of me-
cessity, he could swim like duck. He
was chased by a dog to the edge OF the
Morris canal, aud, seeing no o. her mode
Of escape, he jumped In. The dog fol-
lowed, but the rooster, using both wings
and feet as propellers, forged rapidly
through the water. An eyewitness re-
ports that the winged one was clearly
the faster swimmer, and when he strug-
gle up the opposite bank the dog was a
bad sec md. The triumphant rooster
stood upon the shore and crowed for over
minute, and, while thus INDUCING In
srli-laudatlon, the dog landed aud almost
su 'eeeded 10 catching him by the tail
II saved himself by fluttering into a
r
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

On Saturday evening VIM. Zeigler and
Dennis Daily were before the court
charged with their old ofIepce, drunken.
ness. The first was fined IS aud costs,
and the later $40 and costs.
On Sunday morning William Boan,
arrested for drunkenness, was discharged
upon promising to leave the city.
John Chandler, for an old time drunk.
was fined $40 and costs.
John McClain, caught drunk, prom
ised to go right TO his home In Phiadci-
phia If let OIL. The Judge told him TO 10
and not larry long In his golug
George West, drunk, was fined % AMI
COSTS
II. Nicholas, Charles Shields, William
Powell and George Brown, drunk, were
fined 81 aud costs.
At this mornings session OF the court
Benjamin F. Smith, a boy, arrest for
being drunk, was discharge on prom
Use to 90 to his home In Philadelphia,
Dennis Mckinley, who came to tho
city few weeks ago, stole razor from
Peter Gaflney, with whom ho boarded,
and sold " TO John w. Benson, barber
on Second street near Tatnall, for 10
cents. lie was held in $lC0 for court,
and Benson was held In q like amount 10
answer ito charge OF receiving stolen
goods.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13
"The Runaway Wife,"

w ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A
w situation as chambcrmaid. Address l.,
NJ, Republican Office. ml3-att
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

Newark Advertiser.
The verb to boom, with all Its substan-
tive, psrticiplal, and other forms, has
come to stay. Here we have to boom, q
boomer and q boom; and these are boom
ed, or they boom, aud are looming, az the
case may be. II anything were needed
to give the word permanency and univer-
salty of acceptance, Oklahoma has done
1t. The evolution OF the word has been
gradual. Originally It came from the
seafarers. A vessel under full sail had
her studdingsail booms, and the booms of
her fore and aft sails out. She rushed.
She doomed. This was transferred to the
rush OF swollen stream. 1t doomed, or
1t was booming, when Its augmented
waters rushed seward with a grand and
buoyant wave. The booming OF the eea
was merely q description OF q sound, just
as certain bird-note, notably the bitteJp
-vulgarly known as the thunderyumpef
lis called boom. From the. river to the
land to transfer is easy ar.d natural, An
infant Western tow, rejoicing in its
strength and rapiI. gro tn, was described
as booming, AID then the men, who art
July AIDE" IN this sudden development,
we're ,oomers.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13
the WoHpEaFul slaLsslu sfAisas. |


At the Ninth International Medical
Congress, DR.. A. L. A. Toboldt, OF the
University of Pennsylvania, read 4 paper
stating that out Of thirty cases treated
with the genuine imported Carlsbad
sprudel Salt, Powder form, for chronic
constipation, hypochondris, disease OF the
liver and kidneys, jaundice. adlposis,
diabetes, dropsy from valvular heart
disease, dysps psia, catarrhal inflamma-
ton OF the stomach, ulcer OF the stomach
or spleen, children with marRs US, govt,
rheumatism Of the joints gravel, ETC.,
twenty-eix wene entirely cured, three
much improved. aud onas not treated
long enough. Average time of treatment,
four weeks.
The Carlsbad Sprudel Salt (powder
form) Is an excellent Aperient, Laxative
and biuretic. l. clears the complexion,
purfes the blood. 1t is easily soluble;
pleasant to take and permanent in &C
ton. The genuine product OF the Carls-
bad Springs is exported In round bottles.
Each bottle comes In light blue paper
cartoon, and has the sif nature "Eisner
4 Mendeson Co. !" sole agents, 6 Barclay
street, New York, on every bottle. One
bottle mailed for One Dollar. DIR. To
boldts lectures N i'ei free upon appiica.
ton, y ~ mo tu 1hu
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13
THIRD EDITION.


In strange contrast was the Demo ratio
8 County invention held ut New Caste
on Saturday last 10 that held In the same
town q year ago. Where al was wrang-
ling and quarrelling last year u was
all peace aud harmony last Saturday.
Where II was ''d--n you" asst year It was
T'bless you, my boy" o. satn day. Pat-
rics Seary and Coun'y T'cssurer Haman
we're l.. loving embrace ON Saturday, and
indeed all were a. innocent, lovely at
smiling as "Mary'S little lambs.' No
body would have ever supposed that
those innocent souls had ever uttered
npughty word, thought an unkind
thought or cheatci Republican out Of
his vote. The dominant feeling was
"Togethcr let US sweetly i've" Sixty
. two delegates from all over the county Tor
once acted In harmony and voted for the
amend d rules that will bring peace to
the party, II not victory,
The following were the Wilmington
delegates: J. A. o'Douncll, j. P. Dolan,
J. A. Magee, J. Alr,d Collins, j. T.
Dickey, 7. J. Webb, T. j, King, samuel
Durney, W. I, Lylam, A. 7. Klet =,
Robert Cottingham and Patrick Neary,
o. ths hln OF piSsey AID N!a'y,
tingent present to till vacancies from
the county hundreds. Horace U. John
son, Norris Taylor aud Ii. w. Mclntire
creditably represented Brandywiue Hun.
dred and Senator Juhu p. Lonahoe and
Levy Courtnan Rothweli lent dignity to
Red Lion. OF the 90 delegates 20 Of
them were Office holders ami 20 expeutaut
OH, holders.
The following committee retired and
reported rules which had been prepared
before:
IIaDdywine Hundred, George Lodge;
Wilmi. gtoD, Patrick Neary, W, T. Ly-
nam, J. King; ChrIstiana, Joseph
Chandler: Mil Geek, Edmund llaman;
White Clay Greek, w. L. Wi,r; Pen,
caller, j. wilkins CoOch; New Castle
Alrert II. Silver Rcd L ion, s j. Me.
Call; st. Georges, John Brig Apo
quuimink, Joseph Robert Blacktird,
Altam Hayden.
The iol owing is synopsis Of the rules;
Tho chairman OF the Co.n'y Executy
Commute, III every year OF a State cleo.
lion, Is 10 call Au lee lou on the last
Saturday Of Nay, b'twCen and %. III.
for one person IL each ward IN Whining.
ton and one lers0I iu each hundred out
SIDE OF Wilmi gtoI. These elected In
w lml' gtOa are T. me on tho Tuesday
following and elect three persons, who
win Tic o { p rsoL elected Ia each o.
thc outlying Hundreds aIe 10 compose the
COu.,y Executive Cumnt'ee. The
members 81 tie muil.ee arc to appoint
1 'spHtora nj iud.es Of their res pecL I'VE
tlict' To LOl4 nom !aa;i0u election S.
-.aeh cIna.dItr : 10 be t,p;rseuLed in the
Polls ~ Il trigul. Wiese III parry unlui-
iuU,isiy eyor T. no Il elton Deud he held.
IL w We VOC len ali sufficient.
the Inspectors aod jHd-rs are 10 keep
IT, rolls md tall y Hats ~ be slbjcct to
u" COuL'g Executive Committee or lue
Executive COMMITTEE of the hundreds.
j. i lrtd C0,iiGs moved the adoption
OF the ene,h d rules and that the
Comfy ENucu i've Committee be instruct
ell ;n nae 600 coYi o. Ms rules as
nmcnie | rrintc FIR The Ii c OF the party.
II TIE sui.Rcs ion OF Henry A. Now
lad the rll, VAS called anil ,vclyone OF
tie " ulcrnhers voted 'dlc, naKjng TIE
NJ aDI l.G@ltmDas. This ends the potts
ga Democratic County kilkcnuys al New
Cdsl g.,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

Delaware Lodge, No l23, Brotherhood
OF Railroad Brakemen, celebrated 10
second anniversary at the lodge room,
Third and King streets, on Saturday
evening, the affair being attended by a
large audience OF their families ard
friends. Charles F. Sweeney pictllcd
and delivered sD address OF welcome.
Letters were read from Mayor Iiarring'
ton, {. X. Willis and j. Barkley reRre.'
ting their inability to attend. Short
addresses were made by Assistant TrNn'
master J. b. Book of the Delaware Rail-
road, Yardmaster G. II. Cautweil OF the
p, w. IL B. Railroad, Assistant Foreman
John Hyland, J. T John q d Wal Of
Louden, Or. Z, W. Tom inson anil Colo
mel Cody Anienger. Rocitations were
made by the Misses Bessie Hama, Nelly
Hanna, tKate VEN, Lilly Davis and
Katie Lock wood. The music was fur
nished by the choir OF Scott NJ, L. Church.
Alter the programme was gone through
with refreshments were served.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

A fight occurred about ll.30 O'Clock
on Saturday night, at the entrance OF
New street on Eighth between Orange
and Tatnall, between a number OF white
and colored men. When the fight ended
it was found that Charles Dumpson aud
Samuel Perry, both colored, were badly
cut with rAzors. The crowd was In n
hurry to get away before the police ar
rived. The two cut men were taken To
their homes aud DR.. Pyle summoned.
Dumpson was slnshed across bis back,
cutting through his coat, vest, shirt and
undershirt, making q cut that required
twenty stitches TO sew 1t up. aud Perry
was cut across the right shoulder, max.
ing wound that look nine stitches TO
close.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

Even horses seemed to be in fighting
humor on Saturday afternoon. horse
belonging to George q. Lobdell, while
being led around the yard for exercise,
struck his keeper, Harry Martin, with his
foot, knocking him down. The horse
then got on him with both knees and
commenced biting his arm, and would
not dtslst until he wa, beaten of with
clubs and stones by those who saw him
and ran to the relief OF Martin. The horse
bad to be lassoed before he could be got
into his stable. DIR. Blocksom dressed
Martins arm, which was badly bitten
and swollen.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

Among the speakers at the Friends
yearly meeting at Fifteenth and Race
streets, Philadelphia, on Sunday, were
Ezra Fell and Ihomas Steward Of this
city, and Mary Head OF Hockessin. Miss
Yeatman, daughter o. John Yeatman,
Esq, who is n prominent teacher at
triends' Centre Meeting, Chrlstiana
hundred, also attended with her class
the meetings Of the First day schools,
going up TO Philadelphia In the morning
and returning home In the evening. This
was treat TO the young folks, and they
the visit.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

The wsll-kpowp old theatrical manager,
Henry johnson, was met BY our repfe-
sentative at Philadelphia yesterday and
he assured him in bringing Mr.. Mckee
Rankin to the Opera House on Wednes.
day evening In "'fhe Runaway Wife,
that the people attending the performance
will pronounce II one OF the best produc-
lions ever put before q Wilmington
audience. Mr.. Eddie Bsyne, the treas
urer, has been busy all the morning sell.
lug tickets for that and the other grand
attractions that will be put on this wsek,
and Us the season is rapidly closing the
people should not fail to take advantage
OF the lest opportunity.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

ALLENTOWN, May IA man named
Heille, residing At Seigfried's Bridge,
came to this city yesterday TO MAKE s9me
rurrnases. Last n'ss.h. hs :. Ito: a.; i"r the
depot to take the train for his home. At
q lonely place he was he was attacked by
two med, beaten and robbed of new
suit which he had purchased and what
valusbles he had In his posse sion. He
fought desperately and succeeded In re-
gaining the trousers. Hefile's facs and
head were cut and bruised in terrible
manner,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

We have received communication in
regard to the arrest of Mr.. lIowgate of
Stanton, in which the action OF Officer
Stout lie applauded aud issue taken with
Citizen on account of his eulogy Of the
delinquent. There appears to be two
sides to this as wei rs to all other dis
putes and 1t seems that 1t would be wise
in all to wait further Developments be-
fore entering upon any controversy.
crime wishes to reform he should be
given the opportuni o so, aud those
who unite to throw obstacles in his way
make a grave mistake.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

William Wright was a sailor on a
schooner unloading fee az the Kennebec
Ice Company's wharyes, who had been
discharged. lie went back to the boat
on Saturday night 10 get his clothes aud
got into fight with the first mate, who
shocked him down. Wright getting up,
turned the scales by giving the mate a
sound thrashiDg. Wright was arrested
and taken TO the police station, where he
was kept until yesterday morning, when
no one appearing against him he was dis
charged.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

Rev !. D. Cooper, pastor of St. Paurs
A. U, NJ. z. Church, South Wilmington
preached his farewell sermon last even
ing to lA"ge congregation, and closed
up his two years service as pastor. He
will leave tomorrow (Tuesday) to attend
the annual Conference, which will meet
10 the New Jerusalem A. U. MP. Church,
Salem, N. j., on the 18th inst. Mr..
Coopcr's post Office address will be Salem,
N. J.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

Our citizens are invited to meet Mrs
John Lucas Of Philadelphia and other
well known ladies, st the Builders Ex-
change, tomorrow (Tuesjay) afternoon
at 3 o clock, 10 hear discourse on SILK
Culture. TIE express train north bound
will stop oil Newport so that the citizens
may attCud, and a good delegation Is ex-
pectrd from nat town. Mayor Harring-
ton will be asked to preside Gu tue occa-
siLu.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

On Saturday night as ex-Police Officer
Martin +. Butler WAS walking up King
street above Second, man who had
some grudge against him and engaged
him in conversation while another man
came up and struck him on the head with
his head. Butler, who was Knocked
down was picked UP and carried to DR..
Smms' drug store, Fourth and X ng
streets, where his wound was sewed up.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-13

With every dozen cabinets at Beecher's
BE cure OF number 3l5.
DIED

SAt LSBU Rl.-In Dover on the 10th
instant, john Ponder salisbury, III the
1Gth year of his age.
Friends of the family are invited to at.
tend the funeral from his late residence
in Dover, on Monday, the 18th inst. Mt 4
O'Clock y. m, without further notice. In
terment at the Episcopal Church bury
ing ground.
FRAIlER.-On the 18th inst, Clarence
j. Frazier infant son of Ephruim and
Amanda Frazier aged weeks.
Funeral from his parents residence,
5lO Washington street, ON Tuesday morn
ing, to proceed TO Newark, DELAY ware .
services at the house on Monday even
ing at o'clUc.S. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend