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Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

sunday muTuinE's s>ion Of the Ma
uic5psl CourI gave evidence Of gay and
festive saturday ni.Lt's aeoAuch. Tie
following j. the LIST lr.eJ EIEari GID
tous, drunk, was uued IS sud costs.
Ellen Golden, dunk and disorieTly, :.
and costs; Ella Glse!us, coiorel, drunk
aud isorier,y, IS and costs; E..z. Mans.
acli, caloret, corner !uuasiug, 81 and
cost. Nancy itcLs, coc-el, corner
louu .,us. q AID cos's; john Peau.uE-
Ton, drunk, q zul cosu, Robert Wool
ridge, co!orei, - -Ll cuet,; Waller Nc.
NsL5p, drums. - ALi cos: Iho-uAs
Buras, drunk, = aut CO.'S JoAn Rgasa,
drunk, 81 aud cls'k, JvLn keenan,,
drunk. 81 AEd cc>'s: Luxe Cornelius,
druns, 81 aud co.;,; MIn. McEllene.
drulik, 81 Att CO.'S, JAMES Les1Arl.
drunk, g. AID costs.
Ecs DIES iGe>e Asses TIE TtcalA, Key.
Frank Lynch, Charles MeCly. John w.
sou, jsnes DuuG and T. W. Fry, led
for lie eating Of A..er, {. emerson ou
saturday u.-Li uat. tbs m5.ulr G
y - p Be cher, ~ larceny ir1a tie /
y. & d, Railroad Company, led Also
W. :! tD.s morn ug.
Al tuis NJ lirE's sess'ol Of the G. W,
4 tie l.os!ns were the Proceedings:
Julu ke-t.-u, - OLceT b.r.ue, drunk.
& AMI Costs; Luxe Cornelius, ~ Onlcer
AersAol 4, cTulk, - AID e -; danes
Leonard, ey.afel. ~ Otice. S1efer,
drunk, g. SD e5>ls. William MCE -s..lc.
y OF. er SET. lrupk, a. -at c3s'.
.s'Ae. Mooney, Is Oa--cr Brown, lfu-k,
6 AEl cos-s,
Alfred Lee Cnmu!ss VAS aael a. an
tos's iaF sifik.i ,o.oft3 nat ST Secan 4
and Sing stress. t. man sad CL.-.-
4
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Another test was gwen Tie W,.,,r,,.
engine on Saturday ai:e-go. ; ''' a.D'a
proved satisfactory In cyery p.r,.e 1r'Sl
The engine was taken o. t,g.I,isi. .i,.l'
in South Wilmington ani n. - nss s'as'
ments were made by ex.As,iyse, a..
neer Samuel ChAlw!ck, o. tie b, law M wv
assisted by James Gar IL. ~ ,so.1gb'
inee. The result Wa a. follows; nrog,5
100 feet OF bose, sA;lcl.i. IA Nv, 9
each length, l.. inch u9zze b, fes, !,
inches; = inch nvzzi., o.. Get gT
inches. steam pressure, 80 ro,nIn:.
water pressure, go puun!.stA I ia.S
nozzle and over 30 .ouI. Is vii. j !, inch s
nozzle John W, Crow, tie r2mfsr,,.
engineer, run the et lie tuf1, H. 'a,.
The test was witnessed oy a ,.,,4 ,'.,p,,',.
Of persons, smoug wLam wen l;no,gs
W. Cuhler, OF Eus.u@ NJ. H. PLJj.5.ts
phia, Edward McNAlou. oftte pG',aisi'
phiA Fire DepArtmelt ard William
Smith. OF the PhilAt, LA Board vi EGe
Underwriters.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

NV NoEK. Ju.y E.-Juhu I. So.
iivAn, NJ! don a13 DAa M.rg1y Ee.i
out foy tel n. ~ early t..:s n.o-r-
inf. Tie champion speIt tie eyet!as
~ he beach
He 5 l5ok1x il superb tarz. a.
traces Of Is late contest Lsyg t.-a;.
reAre6. The stakes X! ake.y lie hand
e. ever ~ Al. Cr.5Ee to-la3rrow e.. 5,
81 10 l. afternoon Sullivan koa-Ii! :.
MED ~ NG.3eou, ". probably .sASe
10. Boston.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

About Is days ago David tiHai' w.
tender Tor Harry h.cu't, Of lie l'l'eatfi
Palace, No. lUd East Third s'!,e' va,
j wn the bay On the soho E.sa' ~ y
Philadelphia, on Eating tAtlF;l]4, ~
returned this morning AT Fsfs'
catch OF 1920 black bas', soa' y y
which weighs' three pounds w ".
9th, rs were much smaller. II: o. -
Lsl were LETT IN this Is, al .!s Ieasg
der taken 10 Phi!sde.pA.., NhsiS Wy
are being disposed Of,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

PAEREDsEUE5, w. Va, J-ly sl.-Ihe
following ItrsoHs are known TO have been
drowned Ga TIE 18Th, il Ai4.iion 10 those
S.rrsly REPORTED. Mrs Thomas Hughes
Arl i-uT small caild;en we're oct on Bic
fgAri Creek, AMI h b,ii B.asA and VIE
w,rt drowned In IGcker Creek. The
LATER we're married OIL a lew days te-
f,'e. Ipis b.iugs TIE list OF those posi-.
i've : known L have bees drowned Up 70
t0elty. The bod es Of Mr.. Hughes AID
ore - d were recovered LAST night and
Mrs. fuckers body was found this morn.
m.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Yesterday morning SPECIAL defective 8:
tie T., ". & b. depot, Harvey d Van
iesF.;i, arrrs;sd Harvey Ho!.e.hesei.sy,
8 c2.o-el man, IN the iepo; she!. as one
u patty vk5 froEe into s frsig4: eA..
:. tie freight q i.o;, - j stole three p4.r
of shoes. VIXEN accused Of the theft Tue
man admitted his gull. y MEa lame!
lrols come three Seeks ago was commit
tel tor t-ing one q The parties 70 tie
SANE offence. H6.seu beecter Rgs lie!
ulle; a. ran to answer ~ Court.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Abog. 10 o'c,.ek as Il1r1 aE Deruty
C-rn CT BA.pt... wss L liiva tia: tie
bly, q AZ .ltAnt hal teen found rear
E.evelt- Street trilse Be- seat 8 uza
% TIE place, y no fund the remains c; a
ire.!l-ta:t-sorr cA..d WRAPPED il a 'itce
Of canvas, which Le p.Ac ! in tux aua
b! JuGLt 20 t.e m9r-ue. As u0,A.us
5'u-t e a>cer;A!uei concerning the
mother tie rcIA Is were inferred II
7. -.ar's lie 4
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Last Saturday while some mel Eu'
employed IN repairing c sione va. o
Rdeemoor, they came scr.ss tie ,sas
Of human being in rous box. liza
was some letters OIL one d: TIE tohA
which could not be aieciile;ri, lnd u
suppos!iiou is that The r,ms'L: are ~
81 an Indian who has teen tuFel n
many years. The bones oit-e 'sce iai'
cate this, and tie fact Tat a.. 'ae te-s,
exrep. few, hal crumi,tl NO dlA
shows that the body las heea 10 "a
ground for 81 least enc Lula-el f,In'
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

NEW YuEk, Ju'y ei-Tle steamer
H4EkLurs', which sailed 2 o ms.vs on
a=r last VOYAGE 10 Br.z. VIII = f,e
slloul1eriuE II her hold, arrived le.e 10
day. TIE eArg a. tie time Of tie ire
was 81, Tow and isr. AID CAp.z.: 4 5.--
son u. PEELED tie crew . stack % !. E
hcA;, although they wished - desert.
Tie Emperor OF Brsz.. presented IL
captain villa tokens in lopor O. I +.
traycry
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
THIRD EDITION.
Wilmington Wins Again

The Camden club came to this city on
Saturday and were badly beaten by the
home team oh the Union street grounds.
The score At the end OF the game stood
10 to 5 in favor Of tie home club. The
home club played strong game through
out Trey bAtted lIiisey, Camden's
pitcher so freely, that be retired ia the
seventy lining, IeAger going in the box.
The latter Jared but little better than
Ailsey. Over $50 people witnessed the
contest. Feiel was In the box Tor the
home team, and was bsiisd for IL safe
hts. J. O'Donnell III Ade pretty three
base hit for the home team. Riddle
played good game back OF the bat, ard
did well with the stick. The home team
got two runs in the Erst inning, while
tue Camden made one in the lIst tnaius
and four in the second inning, and kept
the lead until the nth Inning, when a
''scrap" saIie,l over in the grand stand
aud the Camden boys got nervous, and
The W ilmingiou boys defeated them with
ease. ln The fourth inning a very pretty
tT.p'e play WIS made. Shi.lds OF the
Camden TEAM hii thu ball TO j. O'Dou-
mel In LEFT held; Noct WAS caught al
second, and Bradley was pui OUT si tile
plate. Captain ampocil hAd lis wis;
injured during the game anl WAS reliey.
cd BY Joe McCAret;y.
scoEE GY INNINGS
Wilmington ......2 Q ! . I . 2-lS
Csmdep..,..........l4 . 0 0 0 0 &c
Earned runs-Wlmins,un. .. Cam
den l. Two-bAse hits, t:us, Bradley,
.; EttingeE. TAr-e.t,se hit. Oh 4
nell Sacrifice hi,s-Loitus, Vcct, R.d-
die. Stolen has, O'Iouusll, Eitin.
ger >, Kelley >, Feirl, Riddle Bradley.
Bases on ba.ls-Miimipstou, 4 Struck
ou,-by Hiisey, /; Ieaxer, |; Feel,
1e!t on bAses-C4nieu, =; Wnmm.tor,
4. Triple play. O'DOERrll. C-m,.
tell, l;,ddle. Passed tAls-NuSi, :
Wild p; L-Hilsey, |. Tae OF game,
l-5A. Umplre-Ennk Kelley.
NOTES.
Flarnery Of the CA@dsn elu3 Is a kick
Pdly E;;.uges played erea, game Z;
center.
"Jsck' o'Donrell visited the Braniy-
vine Spring yesterday. lie Was one
OF the Goyefror's guest
ice" Hood seat hail so high 10
the air IN saturdays game, that !; had
snow OF II when II came down.
"Biggee MoDonrel! IS tii,iuc tie bal
hard, aud !; IS no DOUBT ilA' lie vi las
tae League otio'e the c.ose q The ses son
TIE standing 9th. o..,os 81 tae De.4-
ware STATE League i. IS ic.!5sS.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

JACKSONVILLE FLA, July 2l.-Elv.
i. *, ycuI- Lrg.--.l-u, VII ( swim
lilE IL tie Cumberland SvEl4 wiz =
zen cher toys iryui FerrAuiiaa, VS.
stEGck by a share, W. u j; 6.E tie call
81 ole leg Rowe as iAksu inc boat
ST CT e, TIT bel u dy4 / be fore ues, a
assistance could bs obtained. TLis i Tie
first Instance kroEl Of shark Ai;a.k III
& I.ka in these wA;Ers
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

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az EA''y il. l.h-.--oa Is Ss.;:a- y
',,".
~" re I'e>h -zo s q b'aDlET.lt
u HLss ts-Gay
Parry : HAIt-am i q. 5-r,..u- week
- Ls4i 'ystre s...Acs.
sue ~ yrcr, =, - - 81
- J.. .'--si AZ Iai~!.Y N...=l-se
= - ~ e e''' ~ 70 ->'.as ie1'.
tf-i ( II t1ter. E.vAu. f.. 80, Harry
ys-s SD bE! Bye -. suHtl5S Ell
ID : IL q! meats a; :..e So: = Hoe.
NJ, {. GoGe.t IA. ~I@ - YORK
',E y - f-ss i,E esea. 4.4la.
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=,,.#r..=.s.-, -,... 49,.
=. 10y ~. y a-,..s u'tas itg- e.
ace. p a ". e.. 80 e. ~.
Ne. I5t.Es. -.,:.#t r..=.ry liz b.
- ;aa III, Ae s,L.k a. is .h,=,-
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Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
police vacations.

The police force have commence Ia, ID
ing their vacation. five and SIX Sa =,
until all haxe had their tarn' G Ci.r G
T. Brown hss gone TO Atlantis III Vi Ea.
X. johnson, 10 Brooklyn. E.su. .a VIA
mons 10 Philadelphia, snl o;ilSeffs n,ilB
Sud Heishock are of for a wees O"'
not kn-wn where they VII! go
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Tie schedule for this v.eS $ IS 70, oNc-
Tue s!-snyrrI =; bower, Wt.a..as-
toa Al JamtcI.
Weines12y-N.Gogi {; b1y,r.
TARslay-D yer al Wilmington, Nj
ford al smyrna,
FrltSy-Csia len ~ " iiorl.
SA'urlAy - smyrna az Wi.airEiar
Dover s. Cau-Cer.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

susQrEnAsSA, Pa, July q -f', ~
night burglars broke through '4E Nm
window Of the post-o.lice al ib'N fis'j
broke o. en- The safe and i,' I pe@2 M, nj
In cash, SlO0 in stamps, a.. " fy ls.le,li
letters ard large amount Gi l .'.4 I'd
papers. No clue as TO tho pu's'''' "
been found.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
Going to Baltimore

The members OF the Fame f s,tor,,snr
9th, and it is expected thst there m Sj
fully IS men on tie SisI. q, whlcht
was he'd yesterday afternoon, 81 u. Iip,sps
nun Der put their names oo"n A~
ing 10 60 on the trip.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Tes:e:isy morning. Mss Eva Sectu-
esnE, A.e- Jc-rs, residing u Stanton,
EEs found 1sa1 i aer bei. Co-oue-
6AI- liz ~ - u-'.-,! y TELEPHONE sli
VET oysE q. olce. Atisr ilvesitcAt.as
the MISTER e save . cert. lite i ds4;A
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

William 7, seeds h&s bees avE-.e.
the contract ~ sU.itaG re rev err N.,
fiol hIil5,ls o. IL E-c-u5s - H
mipsion EGir Association, 8; Haze pc.
Park, 81 e., 80. 1ae .--.3.aEa Dc a
great mproveMe1t over lie 1le ttai VI.
harne.. sa3 Of EtTsz; s:!. u -rsa.
lecture.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

May. wife Of Simon Parker, desires :,
uLierstood that ste resides al sixth ard
Pear streets, aud that The publication
Ia2te ty JOIN Parker, feE days ago
hal no al usiol WtEtsyer 10 her, Aui sLe
IS II 10 way responsible ior tie teu Of
the Mra FAiker referred TO.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

MILWAUKEE, July 2i.-A bold robbery
Was committed at the Posiofiice during
the noon hour yesterday, but the ofilci.lt
are retieent about giving any Of the par.
tlculars. A packing Of about forty regis.
tered letters, said 70 contain about slO,-
000, was stolen from the registry depart
Gent. 1t is supposed to be the work Of ,
sneak th.ef.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

A colleeu,u W.. ;-kr Up yesterday
n'iu!uc curing I As al s. Pau! :
Roman Catholic Church, PouItA and
Jackson streets ior tie tene.t o.: Father
Co-ticiSn's Caurch 81 JoAus.oyn, de-
ST yei BY the a5z1. Tie eou;rit q; .ous
amounted TO ncre than sl25.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

sEsEa y, Pa, July 2..-Mrs. MAry
Rooms, ages - years, did today. size
HAs lever inside Of B3s:-of5ce CT On s
Ia, sd train dlrirE her life. STE had
rursel General Hancock when he WAS az
d.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

PorTsyiLLB, Pa, July 2i.-At Track
vile last night q dwelling houss oceu-
pied by an sged couple, Michael Me
Grsth a. his vile, was destroyed by
fire. This morning the charred rem aims
OF the husband and wife were found ia
the ruins. TIE house sccupieA an $50
lated situation and the origin OF the 1re
Is unknown.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Now is your cuance 10 set your Foot
wear. We have decided TO clear out the
entire stock in 60 days, and you miss the
chance OF your life IL you do not take sd
vantage OF this sale, as you have lots oil
time 10 wear, ss the Summer is just
commencing.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Inc ltrst Governor OF Wisconsin Dead
l.. :, Ia, July 81 Xxx Governor
Dewey, ;4e N,si Governor o: Wisconsin,
Ali! cue Il the most ~ inherit dguscs NJ.
W,sI-.4 politics, died ~ lbs hone Ia the
S.. &c 90; Cas:y! !e, Wa, near ilis city,
ate .-sI L.gli, Re wa 5 yeas OF age.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Sfi.t5 = B.cSel. 30 E. I'll street, com.
mission l..TshAnts, IN i;uir, tn ter, eggs.
Is-.;5s, IesttA.!s, oysters, cams sd
er-1s- Telephone c.. 20.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
LOOK At The SLAUGHTER.

SSSAA 81 Ss@3 S48A v y &s x -.
Ladies' Opera Toe, worth 81, now
30 cents.
Ladiee' Dongola KID Button Shoe,
were s235, BOW els.
Ladies' French Kid, Button, were $3.50.
nov t2tO.
Ladies' HiEh Cut Button Shoe, were
q 80. now Sl.5O.
Ladies' High Cut Lace Shoe, were
s. 30, now tl25
Ladies Iusses Oxford Shoes, were
tl.5j. now IS cents.
You will fud the greatest bargains IN
mems wear; you will frd mo-tly every
thing you want The entire STICK must
so, ard what shall be left at the last OF
the next month will be down 10 the AUG
tion sale.
You know well II you go 10 another
shoe store he Is hoanl 10 mate profit Oh
Z you. We CuAraLtee you We are los!uc
- Per cent, As we are leaving town.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

You should see our hot
weather underwear bargains
Too much rain for a good
parasol season-if you can
find enough sunny days to
make them OF use here's your
chance.
A few plain satin, blue and
garnet changeable parasols
we have sold sll season for
sl.50 AID s1.75. They all
go to rs cents.
All the s2.25 and 50 rs
ones to 81.
AL the fancy stripes, MORE
and plain parasols which
were 81 and So. go to $1.25.
Some of these have very
caoice sticks.
All of our v>ry finest
stripes and plaids nearly one
third off.
All OF our plain black sat-
in parasols. long sticks. thai
were 81 25, go to 81.
% foor, front.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
TIA CURED BIZ OLD SPECIAL
X Ills IsT PHYSICIAN.

IL bottle of Medicine Free
"sWarraat oar remedy 70 cure
hs Horst eRso ana the only Physf.
clans WIG DO This 10 prevent our esAs
imposed upon ~ msn using false
tauss others lAilei 10 no reason Tor not using
thti re tieins. Givs Express and Post
ONE address. II costs you noihing,
Azores Asahel Medical HuPeau,
Ast BROADWAY, New York. nlb-Ukw
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
WM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market Stress.

Our Ladies' Muslin I'm.
derwear goes cut with q
rush. Hot weather folks
and going away folks do not
care TO make 1t, neither do
economical folks. We shall
sell the second lot OF $50
muslin skirts m lde the same
as last-tucked ruffle with
four rows Of stitching and
cut skirt back-for 80 cents
each, and
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
FOR RENT.
MY STABLES and
Bazaar Building
w. Y. WARNER.
Wilmington, Del.

NASTED-PERMANENT BOARD-
tr.Li iLr SCOTT We; I rtsr t., -.F-
= = A. = h.1s streets. Also tLt.e t5aft.T.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Night Gowns. ~ eenB
Drawers Is GEMS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-04-18
--s ~-----~os -
Northern Euterprise At the South.

A st. Louis commercial traveller Who has
recently taken . tour through the south
says he was surprised ut the number OF
| northern men who have settled 10 that
section. He adds: "Ihey have lots OF
capital and plenty OF grit, and those Of
the old timers who have fashionable char
acteristlcs OF tho south have to hustle
round to keep up with the new corners"
No doubt the above statement is correct
aud that great part OF the improvement
visible 10 the south since the war is due to
northern settlers and northern capital.
Indeed large aud prosperous business com
munities 10 many localities have been en-.
tirely built up in this way. While this
has been the case no doubt there would
have been much more OF this kind Of de-
yelopment bad /. not been for certain
degree OF intolerance shown by very many
OF the Southern people towards northern
immigration, This was most plainly vsi
BILE directly after the war and has been
gradually disappearing,
Southern prejudice against the north 10
quite natural but has no foundation in rea-
son. The old carpet bag idea il II once
had any basis In truth. should long ago
have ceased to exist Northern people do
not now so down there aud build factories
and foundries and hotels for the purposes
OF gobbliog up the Offices. All these PEG.
pie ask OF the southerners is fair treatment
They help pay the taxes and furnish a
market for southern products and south
labor, and ask ia return that they be 70
cognizea as good citizens Of their adopted
states with the same rights and privileges
that other good citizens have. This We
believe is now generally granted and we
therefore look for still great improvement
d the south.
The greatest fear OF the south il, eyi
IDENTIFY. that this iuhux OF northern people
may work q political revolution, that il
may 10 time break mp the solid south. II
seems TO us that this is the best thing that
could possibly happen to the south. 1t
would do more towards getting the south.
eru states out Of the slough OF despond 10
which slavery aud the Issue Of war left |
them than anything else. The Democratic
party with its free trade ideas never can
help them. All the help they have had or
can have comes from he ministries that
are protected by The tariff Lat them once
shake of the night marc Of free trade aud
welcome manufactures OF all kind, let
them receive northern men and northern
capital with open arms aud their future
is assured. II they would but
10 this in good faith the negro question
which now troubles them would be settled
u short order,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-04-18
A Glanos a. History.

We presume very few OF our readers
havt called TO mind the fact that twenty
four years ago this month Lee surrendered
and soon afterwards Abraham Lincoln was
assassinated. and ye. very many who will
read this we're intimately associated with
the stirring events Of April 1866. Excess
sive JOY. overwhelming sadnessi II vas
the one great tragedy Of our national his
tory.
II is we'll for us b look back and
review this dark period 10 our history,
10 call TO remem bsrsnce the sscrifices then
made that the couuiry might he preserved
rs = goodly heri.sge Tor those Who should
come after 10 that great struggle Yer
nonters bore glorious part.
A careinl comparison Of the records
SHOWS that. 10 the nambcr Of Der sons sac.
rihced 10 the cause q the Union 10 the
var OF The rebellion. Vermont led all the
other states by heavy per cent. with the
exception OF Kansas. VERMONT proper
lion per 900 contributed TO the total OF
deaths 10 action was 5s-22; that Ohio 80. IS
that Of Ns~ York IS 6s; Massachusetts, vas
1910. Iowa a5.A. 10 tho proportion per
!. 600 OF deaths irsm disease, Iowa led With
! percentage Of lli.92. and Vermont FOL
owed Si,h 9lsl. Ohio's percentage vs.
1888. The proportions Of deaths from
III causes 10 the ,roops OF each state Was
y follows Maine l In 7; New Ham pshirs
10 Z; Vermont ! 10 6: Msssachu seits l 10
}. Rhode Island ] 10 II: Connecticut in
%: New York ] 10 II. Sev Jersey l 10 ~:
pennsylvsnis ! m ~, Delaware in 20;
Maryland ! 10 20: ohio in .: Indiana l
o s; Illinois Ia Z; Micbissn 10 9; Wis
'onsin 10 Z; Minba ota 10 6; Iovs in
tneariy O. Ksnsss l ia s; C.lifornis 10
%; wss, Virginia l 10 Q; Kentucky 10 Is;
iispuri In
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-04-18

Senator Morrill, gave . reception 10
Washington Saturday evening to celebrate
his 18th birthday. which was attended
by large aud brilliant company. Every.
one brought congratulations on his con
tioued health aud prospective enjoyment
Of birthdays yet 70 come. The Horsl off
ferings from friends who we're unable to
be present covered the tables and walls Of
the large psrlors 10 which tbe reception
vi. held An elaborate a1d bsutiful floral
design, In which the figures 70 we're
wrought came from the White House, with
tho congratulations and best wishes Of the
President aud Mrs. Harrison. The alb
sence OF the Senate aud House Of Repre-
sentatives from the city kept away many
~ho are usually present at Mr.. Morrill's
birthday parties.
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sionsrs and stat ics Tho tripso and from
the ceniscnisl 81 Nev York,

sionsu and stat ics Tho trip 10 and from
the cestscnisl 81 Nev York,
The propriesor Of Salvation OIL. the
greatest cure 90 Earth fos pain. viii pay .
large reward II any ceriiacsie Published
BY then 10 found not genuine. II costs
only Is cents bottle.
Frank Z. Briggs Of Bristol hss . pocket,
book made Of good leather With the data
ir35 plainly stamped 90 the pockets 10
aide. The Agoss being pu, on 10 q way
that leaves them raised upon the leather.
On the ouiside the word "Constsnlinople
IL raised In artistic design on both sides
II has been 10 the Briggs family since
the year Il vss made, l54 years. being
handed down from generation 10 genera.
sion. II 10 veil preserved. though II shows
that II hes been made useful IN it' younger
days
Did you ever have binding sick head
ache and feel - II you would Just like to
BE- anywhere. anywhere out OF The world'
Well. iiyou sill only take Laxsdor you
viii be happy again.
Miss Belle Majors. lady % years old,
and veil known in the vicinity Of St.
Johnsbury. returned to that town from =
visit 10 Kespe, N. H.. last Wednesday
night, and the next morning xs found
unconscious under the influence Of drugs.
from the effect Of which she died on Fri
deg meruing The suicide. |. is alleged,
resulted from disappointment in love al.
fair withlGsorse Hidden, head man il the
carpet room Ut Fairbanks.
Ssttlsnsst Of long dispute. -Physi-
Asns hare lat last come to the conclusion
that the best medicine for teetbing chill
dren il DR.. Bull's Baby Syrup.
The directors OF the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Company have voted to
make standing offer OF 5000 to any one
rho will furnish evidence sufficient to con-
vict any person who shall set fire to any
property insured in said company.
Time and labor saved by the use Of
PYLES PEARLINE. Sold by grocers
every where. but be sure you are not inn
posed on by the vile limitations In the mar
kst.
There is . prospect that work will be
resumed 1t The Bennington wooden mills
Thomas Sampson aud Thomas Sheridan Of
Boston and ". b. Fletcher, proprietor Of
The Narrsgansett hotel, Providence, II l.,
have been looking over the mills with the
view Of purchasing the property and have
offered SIC, 100.