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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
10 Whom u May Concern +.

The hook, %, Gus fianau-r will, un-
I'll further not ~, he found nj The
FItsi Nationsi Bank nf MIlr- ely,
where .e'tlcmpnt tall open accounts
emu be made. Partie. knowing them
SEW. : 10 he iDieutrd will please cali
and make MI early -'t'iemsut.
j. 7. COTTIER,
Agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
letter LIsI

The fl,Jwiug letters remsiu un-
called for IN the Mile Guy, NJ. t.,
p0stoilire, August -. 1883:
Berry, lie.
Harrsh, W. IL.
Hrr'ey. Wm.
Kinbie. A u.
Way, Frank.
WelcH, jack.
WonIry, A. NJ
Per-lu- calling for the above letters
will please say they sre advertised.
JoHS MCAusLAND, p. NJ.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

q. w. AllerUon, u. :. internal reve-
nue. collector, has returned from an
official trip which took him through
the park. He says that resort is az
well itrouized this season ~ ever be-
fore and Is wonderful a. ever. Ii was
recently visited by a snow and hail
storm which afforded the visitors an
other exhibition If what u freak OF
nature the place j., end surprised
many who could not imagine how
such a thing could occur in the middl,
Of August.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
Rrdnceh KlIrs 10 IIrlenA.

On account vi tue Helena races and
the exhibition Of MoHtara agricultur-
al, mining and mechanical association
Aug 2Gto 3lst, ln"i l,lvr, the North
erI Z eli : rail Ety viii s-ll tickets 10
n. lena aud rrturn ure fare for the
rouuh uir, S2O,5O. Tickets nn sale
An. u to 3lst Iurlu.ive. Tickets
good Ia return until StpI. 2nd.
G. II. GRIFFITH,
Agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
The Post concert.
Agent,

PIoi. Reicharit sud the 22ud infty
s'rulg 0rhhvstia g,va nuoihrr of th,lr
open aIr concerts at che past last
night The rendition wa iarpeiy at.
{ nntd aud the successive selections
were largely applaudei. FlilpwIug
was the programme:
March-LurGy Hrt-Srrn.
Ovrrurc-Franz SchubrIt-Sulp.
C"rnrt Splo- Dplrma-CoX.
~clerti -Ui'vrttse-AUdran.
W,ltZ-Lpvrd ~Onrs-WHidlehiel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
nRnpns,L.s % CAVALRY nnRsls-

PROPOSALS ~ AIRY HOR>tN.-
L Office thiei QlarermasieT, DPpar ment oil
Dakota saint paul, MINI. JULY q, lssg
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicaie. subject "a
the usual conditions, will be received AZ this Office
until Il O'Clock noon. saturday, ,euiember %
lssa, al witch tim ant p,ac" hey will Ice opened
IN The presence VI bidders TOT furnishing this De
paIIment with ninety ,hIte Cavai y Horses, Bid.
tor n less numbrr will h. entertained. Bianl
forms of proposas ahi tail instructions 20 bidder
may be had on application 10 this oficr. TIT
Government reserves the night 10 reject any ~ al
bils. A. +. ROCKWELL, Quanermas,pr, u. :
A., Chief QuaHefuAasIeT.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

WIN Courtenay has sold a band OF
1900 stock sheep To Custer county
parties ut sl.s5 per Lea !, also 300 stock
horses ut 500 so. The horses will be
shipped east, but the sheep will remain
In the county. Both were purchased
In the west,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
A man named Magnir.. / q black

A man named Magnir-, I e black
smith A. he post, was uTre I'd ans
finrd SO by Juig" S.hwarrz for
a--sLl Ing II hw named VIM. Kirlrv,
with u buggy whip a. the o.t a few
day ny, The assault was nlmus 81 r.
gaFded a- JUS ifabl~, rs the hry had
lie" very great annoyance Hb 'ut his
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

Prof, Bach has just received a guam
tlty Of imported family wine, which
sells at $3.50 per gallon. This is a
splendid summer cordial. and It's pur.
ity Is guaranteed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

kidneys, liver and bowels, rilectualiy
cleansing thu system, di-peIhng colds
aud ~neadHrhe-, and curing habltusI
ImnstInAlInn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

The many remarkable cures Hoods
saIsaparills sccomplishes are suiii-
Gent proof that 1t foes possess peculiar
curative W G
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
syrup of rigs,

Produc II from the laxative and nutri.
tious Juice OF California iie-, combined
with the medicinal virtues ~ plants
known to hp most beneficial to the
human system, acts gently, Gu the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
Announcement

| hereby announce myself a. a can
dijaip Il r the office If IN rift Of Gus
ter ronht, subject To the action ~ the
democratic convention.
T.. X DAVIS
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

sam Matthews visited IA surprise
party upon the hotel patrons last
night by setting out n handsome night
free lunch. He proposes 10 keep II up.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
Male Help " anted.

SAagsNES W. wish a tow men 10 sell our goods
by 81 10 the Sh '-4le aud retail trate. Larg.
est nanurrs In our line Enclose ; cent stamp,
Wages e. per day. Permanent pJsiii N. No pos
tai. answered. M0nsc a~lgunccd to- Tas > ad
yeriisinl 1, etc. C~ENrESNiAL MAS'TG Co., L'n.
TINkATI- HlufO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

M0mnu from the diary OF tour
WITHIN lists, commercial traveI-
uUluU ers, business men and
others has revealed:
That the Wisconsin Central has the
unqualified enc. r>empmt OF all,
That the Wisconsin Central has to-day
thr most popular nne between Min
neapolis, st. Paul and Milwaukee
and Chicago;
That the Wisconsin Central H. daily
adding Ia III siiulirTs a. ilr rsrOg-
nlztd Pullman line h,tW'' Giane-
auo is, st. Paul and Milwf rkee and
Chicago;
That Tie Wisconsin Central touches
the most prominent points I'm Wis
consin, aud that n las moo U p,ft-
ant business crut-r- un H. ttIrugh
line than any other railway n the
Northwest;
That the Wisconsin Central Ia , made
mn envirhlr reputation in = l-er
les Dining Car Service;
That The Wisconsin Central nuns fast
trains OF wnIcI al ria~srs ~ uh>seD-
gers are ,ar,i.d wnh cDnInmdious
aud distinct JT oWmudBtiou for all;
That the Wisconsin Central has repre-
sentatives distributed Throughout
the country, VITO will cheer lily
give any iuinriuuii u that may he
desired and thar ~. terminal Agents
Ire specially u Structsd To iook after
the comfort ~ passengers wnu msy
be routed via IT, liu-.
For detailed information, apply to
vcur nearest Ticket Agent ~ Ia repre-
sentaiives of N road.
WIS. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
Zen, ra. Manager Asst. psu : rs.sraS TkAgt.
LOUIS ECKSTEIN,
Asst. Gent I'sssr. a. Tit. Agt.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS
Y. ANS0N, Nouhwssiern - ,senrer Agt,
! NitOllet House Stock MISN PoLts. MINI
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

The Mscqueen has reinforced its
number Of dining room girls, by two
youog ladies' recently arrived.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

(io IN Fred Srhmalsle's Tor a clean
bed. Corner OF Park and Bridge
street.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

g. A Doyle, w. +. Carter and T..
G. Jeffrsy, all Of Minneapolis, are at
tina Mcqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

G. l.. Putnam ami J n. Lockman
OF Rosebud. are in town.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

e :. Pierce, 90 II. Paul, Unregistered
AT the Msclueep.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

Miss Collins returned last night
fcom her vacation trip IN the east.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
school Books

Now ready for exchange or ~introduo-
ton al Bnsinski Bros'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

J 4. Dsughrrty. nj Fontsne't, Iowa.
Is at the Mcqueen
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

Ladies'; examine u assortment Of
slippers for Sl.O0. C.B. TOWERS & CO..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

Levi. l.. Kenne ~. Of Blstch'ord, T.
In town.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

Geo. K. Tingle, ". :. ex's'al in
spector ut Alaska. is up from q endive
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
AGENTS.
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The New History of Mexico.

AGENTS.
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The New History of Mexico.
BY II. II. Bancroft, he historian; q
barge volume; 0vtr $40 pages sIreIbly
illustrated; iow uTir,d aud iss .elling;
bring, the history duNu 10 1851. Its
wOLJeriul rp-puF'.- and vast mineral
deposits Of untold varuS. Reads like a
romsnce. Noting IKE II Eve of, red.
Working agents making frm
500 to 20.@9 a Day.
sells everywhere. One agent re-
uor'~ IS orders first week: his profits
$685.; 40 experience required; agents
allowed 80 dsys' TINE and every fsril-
ny f"r rsIid money makirg. Apply
at once FIR choir. ~ u rritOrv Ia
THE HISTORY co,
T23 Market St.. San Francisco. Cal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

A w. Levy Of New York i. in
the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23
LOCAL 1T MS.

Z. Rudio l. in ron Iame.to yu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

ny Send E,r our L,thugfaph en-
CRAVING OF new styles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-23

Cha. l.. Carer is r from Hstba.
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How the Ring Trick wins-The Tripod
ana Gripsack OEan-SmuGgled shawls
Which Entrap the Unwary--The Sailor
and His Cigars.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

exhibit commanded great admiration.
His produets please the denixens Of great
cities and command extensive Gales.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
FOURTH EDITION.
Attempt 10 Burn q Market.

A we'll studied attempt To fre the
Eighth street market house on Saturday
morning about IL o'clock was frustrated
by Harry Greea, OF the firm Of Thomas
Green & Son, going into this cellar where
the fire was kindled and making the
timely discovery. The cellar Is about
the middle Of the market and runs from
tho front to the rear Of the building.
There were about ono hundred barrels
slowed away In the rear end, and from q
window In the rear the would-be incen-
diary bad poured q quantity Of kerosene
over some OF the barrels, and some waste
paper stuffed between them was also
saturated with the oil.
On going into the cellar Mr.. Green de-
tested the smell OF burning wood, aud
directing his attention to one corner oil
the cellar he was surprised to see a blaze
between couple OF barrels, and picking
up some old bagging near he succeeded
10 smotherIng the flames. Mr.. Green
then searched and found that Kerosene
had been poured all over the barrels, and
had the 20 got more headway It would
have been very formidable.
Nobody seems to know why the at
tempt was made TO fire the market house
unless IL was to draw tue butclers and
hucksters from their stalls 60 that the in.
cendiaries would Eave chance 10 rob
their money drawers.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Heavy Fine and Imprisonment.

Notwithstanding the heavy sentences
imposed by Judge Ball. OF the Muniep,l
Court, upon persons who carry knives
aud use them IN stabting others upon
trifing presexls, there are ttilI those gho
persist IN IL. Drlaplsinc Mason, tan,
colored man, hoWtytr, Is cue who wishes
be had done go. Before tie court th,s
morning Mason was atAgned upon
charge by Thomas Morris Of assault aud
battery with intent to murder, oa Thurs.
day night, February D., alter returning
from an excursion 10 Atlantic City,
Morris testified that Mason followed him !
over the Market street bridge alter the |
excursion arrived, and had 4 kuils|
drawn. Mason said be did not like hin,
and threatened TO cut his entrails out
They got into fight in which Mucu|
cut Morris q cash on the back of thsI
neck and stabbed him under The III
arm.
Charles Morrow corrobcrated tie syi1
dence OF Morris and testified 10 taxing
the knife from Mason. II was commoa|
barlow knife, which he handed over
Judge Ball. u
Mason had but little to say, but al
that Morris had 0 knife IN bis hand
This statement was reiuttd by Morrow
who said that Morris had a little ped
knife with which he was picking "
teeth, but that he shut 1t up and put
| in his pocket before Mason tttacAedhlml
JUDGE Ball thought that Mason vt ]
good case to make an exsmple oi, Ani
sentenced him to pay Tue Of ssO nd
to be Imprisoned one year. MasOnhuui
into tears as be left the dock.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Az MI Lebanon,

Thirty members OF the Taileyville
Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, attended
service Al Nj, Lebanon n T. pbprcb On
Sunday morning, and listened 70 quite
an earnest sermon BY Rev. Mr.. Given, In
which he referred to Christ as an example
worthy Of their imitation. The sermon
vas lstened TO attentively and apparently
made very favorable impression. The
people OF kockland have determined to
repair and remodel the church, IND work
there Will be commerced the. present
week. During the time that the work
men are occupied, service Will be held
on Sunday morning in the Presbyterian
Church by Rev. Mr.. Given, the use OF
the same having been kindly rendered by
the trustees, and In the evenings Rev.
Mr.. Long Of Green Hill, will conduct the
services as heretofore. The good feeling
thus exhibited Is highly commendab'e,
as It is calculated to produce good fruit.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
A I.o.r child,

About 8 o'clock last Saturday after.
nom Elsie Jones, the 3-year-old daughter
OF Alfred Jones, q freight conductor on
the P, W. Il d. railroad, wandered
away IRON b. = nome at No. 4l9 Taylor
street. The only tidlpgs that could be
obtained OF her was that she was seen
going toward the flying hor'es on the lot
at Ninth and Lombard streets. Word OF
her loss was LEFT with George w Jack.
SOD, on Market street above Ninth, aud
at the police station. Through the efforts
of Chief oi Police Swiggett, It was finally
ascertained that she was at the house OF
Mira Daley, at Eighth and Railroad
avenue, and as soon as that lady was no
tilted she took her to her home. Mr.. Jones
was absent at the time, and Mrs. Jones
was so greatly prostrated with anxiety
and worriment that physician had to be
called In.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
.FIFYH EDIYllI
AIunicIpai Court

The dock in the Municipal co0,, AZ,
morflng was well crowded Win NV. saA saa
and some besides were around on hsif's SIf''a
samuel ]. Miller, arrested far W.. W.,
ton OF the plumbing ordipapre h.I,i ,pli-
case postponed Until Wednesday I.u MA ~
Ing. NON.
Samuel Hannum, arrested on ,h..
by his wife for disorderly rondrs, ,"nn
let Oh by paying the cots Nv ~ w
quest OF hts vile. 'e y
Margaret Moe, a colo,el dAm.c ,,,,
sbe had three drinks and Size rol sn y, 'al
guar rampage In the Kin1 street ,"s m,,t'. .
on Saturday night. She .tfurk alu wa,'
man on the arm without provrc',o.
went ON aud slapped a child in ,hs NV
and Q little farther knocked A n,n,
peaches out OF the nls Of an ia ia,s.
She might have kept on AMI up,urreSy.
whole market had not Ol.cr Fy,rs =.
peared upon the scene and auiei Tie x
tive Margaret In the cells. She wa, 6..,
s. and costs.
William Alexander was 6nel 81 ~
costs for drunkenness aud dlolasl,
conduct
George W. Bullen, arrested hy M.
geant Stetzer fer being drunk and n.
orderly, was fined s. aud ats.
William Benton, accused of the Ia,
ceny Of q storm carriage cover fmm
hugh Lynch, was held ior lunh,,
hearing TO morrow morning.
At the instance OF City Solicitor Tn.
ner the case by which Mlchac Hsley va
on hondey last ilntd S2j and ab ltd
sentenced to one months Imprisonment
for committing an assault aud battery On
Patrick Garduer was re.opcned, srd
Michael Donahoe was permit tied 10 rivs
his testimony, In which It appears ihal
Gardner wss the sggressor. Judge Ban
remittcd the Imprisonment. Haley m,d,
an apology for iusolsnt Language used Il
the trial.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Sme.r. Installed.

A public Installation OF ofiieers was
held yesterday afternoon In the Smith
sSaa y'Rgn Rnssssr ne ~ usss sSISSs e.
foliowInk officers were Installed
w. J. Redmile, chief ehginser; John
O'Niel, first engineer, Frank Brinkie.
second engineer; B. Cornelius fret assis-
tant; ]. Parson, second assistant; B.
Valentine. third assistant; w. Hickman.
guide; J. Engie, chaplain. Immediately
after the Installation an election for .
delegate to the convention Of tho grand
lodge to be held In Denver, Colorado, In
October, rcsulted In the election Of Nath-
aniei v. Henderson. Alter his election
Mr.. Henderson made q few remarks
thanking the division for the honor be-
slowed upon him. Many other members
Of tho brotherhood made short speeches.
Bome excellent musis was Furnished
by \ quartette, and refreshments were
served in the rooms. Visitors were pres
ent from Philadelphia. New York, Iren-
ton, Baltimore, Washington aud Albany.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Death of Smiley j. King.

Smiley j. King. q well-kuown uus
clan Of tlIs city, died about noon ytis
day at the residence OF his broihotA (
law, Joseph A. Miller. No. S9S MOsA
street. The d ceased was about As yua|
Of age, and has been sick with the toai
sumption for the past ls months, but Wa
net cor tiu. d to his bgd until last Thurs
kay. Mr.. King formerly kslt a segI
store at Sixth and shiplry STREETS, bus
owing to his failing health was obliged y
feii out about the fret OF the year. HhI
wife died about three years age, snd NJ
leaves one child. boy, Aeed shout v
years, to whom he was devoted. lie va|
q prominent member oil the Ftst keg-|
ment Band and an excellent musician
The funeral will take place on Wclt1l
day morning at 10 o'clock, and sitj
high mass at St. Parl's Church, ihe N
terinent will be made In the Ntw Ci!s|
dral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
A Good Farmer.

The fact that James l.. Stewart Ea'|
occupies the farm of John Y. sl'llAhl
near Newark, received three pre@un.|
for thre varieties OF wheat
the Haz.l Dell Far is eonrlu iVe proA)
that be is q reliable aud carriil lMna|
aud worthy OF having 60 GOOD a laaa.aa|| s|
as he is favored with. 1hoee WHO WI
seed wheat may procure specimens q N. v,
Fultz, Fulcaster AID LeLigh by giH's
him a call.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Opened Yesterday.

The Reformed Episcopal Church OF the
Redee mer, which for the past month has
been ciosed for repairs. was opened yes
terday morning at o O'Clock. wien the
Sabbath school met with large at
tendance OF teachers and scholars. The
rector and superintendent made ad-
dresses, after which the rector preached
an able sermon from the text: 81 have
set my affections cn the house Of my
God" -Four children wero baptized a'
the afternoon service, and the rector
Rev. j. Simpson Tro:ter, preached again
In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Personal.

Wilmer A. Ruthyen has gone to Har-
risburg, Pa.
Miss Jennie Kilt of West Chester, Pa
is visit ng friends 10 this city.
Mss Jennie Carroll is visiting friends
and relatives in Bound Brook.
Miss Annie McNulty is spending a
week 6 vacation in Virginia.
Miss Lizzie o'Connor of this city, who
has been visiting New Castle for week or
ten days, has returned home.
Miss Lille May Taylor has returned
home from her visit to Avondale, Pa,
I where she has been for several weeks.
Mr.. Joseph IT, Bartlett, clerk for Geo.
A. Taylor, The grocer at Third and King
stree ts has gone to Gettysburg to spend a
few days.
Frank C. Sujham went up 10 Media
to-day to sell forty head Of Western
horses for Mr.. Zimmerman, whom he
sold lot for at Johnstowr, Pa, few
weeks ago.
Mr.. Charles A. Doran Of B1ncrott's
Banks has arrived from an extended tour
to Baltimore, ard is now scheduled for
Washington, Niagara Falls, New Yorl
and brooklyn.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Drowned nt Sen Isle.

PHILADELPHIA, 5 pt. ga special TO
the Record from Sca Isle City, N. j..
says: "fhe sea has been extremely
treacherous to-day. While running un-
Usually high a Philadelphia young man
was drowned and three young ladies
from the same city narrowly etcaped
like fate while bathing. The young
man was Benedict Biunschei, "a years
old, of No. $50 North Fifteenth street,
xho came down on the excursion of the
rled beyond bis depth by tremendous
uncortow, The body has not been re.
covered. The young ladies who were
rescued were Theresa Buddy and Mary
and Christine Daily. They were brough,
ashore In an exhausted condition by two
young men,"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
waxla,a as Nlehs.

An unprovoked midnight attack was
made upon Edward Lukens, on Saturday
night, on the corner Of Gilpin avenue
and jackson street, and he was badly
beaten. Mr.. Lukers had been spending
the evening with friends In the eastern
part Of the city, and was returning home
when attacked. Upon reaching the
point named the miinight thief sprang
from behind tree and struck him on the
back OF the head with . club, which
felled him to the ground. Lukens was
stunned, but had consciousness enough
TO scream murder, which brought the
neighbors be!vIe the assassin had time To
rob him.
He was carried to the home Of his
parents, at shallcross avenue and Jack
ton street, and medical aid WAS at once
summoned. Officer Mofiit being notified,
| at once began g search for tbs robber,
aud while doing so came across a small
boy named Ford lying on Gilpin avenue
above jackson street upon dight OF
| steps, bleeding from large ash In his
| foreheat. The officer took him to Lukens'
house, where lie remained until yester-
day morning, when he had recovered
sufficiently TO go TO his home on Wswa
| set street above Lincoln. Young Ford
says man hit him In the head, and It is
supposed the came mau hit him who bit
Lukeus.
Last night Lukens was much better.
lie is q very sober industrious young
man, a FAINTER by trade, and for the last
three years worked for Walter Joseph.
lie had nearly $50 on his.perSon when at
tackled, and saved IL only by being abe
TO arouse tho neiR hbors by his loud yells
for help.
Some two weeks ago another young
man living at the foot Of Jackeon street
was assaulted In the same manner near
the same place. II is sincerely hoped
that the would-be robber AID assassin
will be arrested.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Come tn baltimore.

About fifty members Of the Fame Hose
Company, left this CITY at $50 o'clock
last evening, on the B. & o. railroad for
Baltimore, 10 participate in the grand
Parade to-day. They were accompanied
by baud, and will return tomorrow
evening, when they will be rendered a
reception by the Friendship Company.
Ala o'clock yesterday afternoon WI
ming ton Dlvisi, n, No. l, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias. started for Baiii-
more on the Il. 81 o. railroad. They
were accompanied by Hyatts Band, and
about 600 persons assembled at the sta
tlon to s.e them o0.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
snnnosed to be stolen.

Last Saturday afternoon while small
boy was engaged 10 hunting worms to go
fishing on the vacant lot at the southeast
corner OF Taylor and Lombard streets he
found q tin buctet covered with bag,
and concealed In the weeds, containing
three car Journals be or gins to the u. &
o. Railroad Company. They were taken
in charge By gentleman residing 10 the
vicinity, Who notified Special Officer
Hawkins tliI morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Chased by a Dull.

Last Saturday as Warren johnson,
Irwin McWhorter and William Gott-
werih were diving aong the Newport
pike on their way 10 this city, tley were
attached ly bull, which made q lush
for their carriage. The whip YVES spplied
to the horse, but rs he refused TO go, the
infuriated animal overlook them, and
fastening his horns in une OF the whetls
completely demo ished 1t, after which he
turned and walked away.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
The Rendlnr Falr.

J. DeGodt of Greenville, Is making ar
rsngcments for his annual excursion to
the fair at Reading, Pa, oa Thursday,
the 10Th ipst., aud all who wish to see
great display Of horses and cattle as well
as Of agricultural products generally,
Including the races and household de
partment. should take this opportunity
to do go. The train will reach Reading
at 10 q. M, and leave to return at 7.30
u, m.