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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27
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The best possible
is the ounce of pre-
struction and enlara
ceive immediate at
treatment when ne e
has within its cha, 4
clearing the air of fo
warming itfor the lul
cluslon compels the 70 bs 'eiv0,
by tho mouth mos rniciou las
that of necessity 5 the Bneral
health, causing narro of tIe chest.
premature decay OF y ,sdil. piinit9
the air supply nnd ia otaasig y
Whoever breatia rough iae lls7tli
invites pneumonia. 1t is Of the grca1 tst
Importance that every inch of ftne}ts-
sue should he in a relatively perl lot
condition. The sum OF all the lii lle
sraces where air meets the blood is eq,lal
TO the enormous area of $50 square yards,
Each breath may be bringing in frtH'
the external atmosphere all manner ol
deleterlous material, seekirp solue
spot to gain foothold. This weak
place can not exist without dancer to
health. The entire blood current zones
to the lungs to obtain from the outs G
world the life giving principle TH-
lou square yards of tissue req
supply of pure oxygen over 1,0G' es
every hour. When children p 'e
and romp the lungs are filed IL y
part, and this very exercise oi
them strengthens their sui
Brisk walking, with deep ms as
and the mouth closed, helps sv 'ut
the products of waste. Every lg
that expands the chest, as tennis /
ing, rowing, etc., is an antidote s.
sible pneumonia Medical CLAM
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27
A Bishop's Wrath.

Bishop ODwyer, of Limerick, has written
letter denouncing the boycott against the
Knockea Chapel, The Bishop says that hav.
ing failed to turn the people from their evil
conduct, he must take all steps within his
power to prevent Gods house from being
made the instrument of wicked combina,
ton, and that he alone shall determine who
shall be excluded from the church.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

way he succeeded in getting several
hundred dollars worth of it redeemed.
A little of it is Confederate money, but
most of it Is of banks, State and private,
that went out of existence many years
ago. The Oldest notes are dated back
as far as 1872.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27
Accents All Liability.

At the inquest at Armagh, Ireland, into
the cause of the fatal railroad accident near
there, representatives Of the Irish Northern
Railway Company, on whose road the disas-
ter occurred, announced that the company
would accept all liability for the accident,
and was prepared To consider all cloims for
damages on account of loss of life or injuries
that might be presented.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

IT has been calculated that the rail
roads of the world are worth nearly
eco, 900, 100000 ($30O, 900, 600, ,OOOS> or
about one-tenth of the wealth of the
civilized nations, or more than quar-
ter of their invested capital. At this
rate all the ready money in the world
would buy about one-third of them.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27
Demand for Compensation.

The Soleil (Paris) says that Germany has
made n demand upon France for compensa-
tion for the arrest of an alleged spy named
Lechmer, near Belfort, in the frontier de-
partment of Haut-Rhin. The French,offieals
declare that documents found ON LecLmeI
justified lis arrest.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27
Maritime Conference,

In the House Of Commons Sir James Fer
guson, Parliamentary Secretary to the For.
eign office, in reply to an inquiry, stated that
the Government were oonsideri.s the pro-
gramme for the PROPOSED conference Mt Wash
lngton of representatives of maritime coun-
tries, but he did not think it desirable to re-
veal the subjects to be discussed until they
have been agreed upon by the countries
which take part in the conference. He would
say, however that England desired to nar-
row the issues to be considered so that they
should not include questions which should
not be regulated by municipal legislation.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27
Somewhat PuZzling.

Bobby-Pa, why can man run
faster than boy?
Pa-Because he is bigger, of course.
Bobby (after pondering for minute)
Well. pa, then why don't the hind
wheels of wagon run faster than the
front wheels?
Two minutes later Bobby was saying
his prayers. Texas Sifti1,gs.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

Private Secretaryship, or first-class office
posiuon, wanted by an experienced business
man (3S) of superior qualifications, active
habits, honorable record, collegiate and law
school education, small, independent means;
undoubted references and security given Ii.
b. p. o. Box 1864 Na'York.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

For seven long years l struggled away
farming, running q mill, &c, until was fora
Richmond, Va, by my brother, and | went to
work at once, and in sepe1, months had made
more clear money than / had made in the
seven years before. They took me right by the
hand from the start and seemed to be very
glad Of the chance to show me how to do It,"
This is about what young man said year or
that time he has been steadily at work for
them, and is now one of the happiest men In
America IL you need emp! oyment, 1t would
mans example.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

There are people using Dobbins's Electric
Soap to-day who commenced its use IN 1886.
Would this be the case were 1t not the puresst
and most economical soap made. Ask your
groce. torit. Look out for limitations. Dob
bilss.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27
MARKET PRICES.
Highest Market Quotations in New
York-Cattlc Market.

June 20. 1883.
BUTrER.-State Dairy, h. f., new, fancy 17H
StatoDairy, h.f. new, fair to choice, Id II
Welsh Tubs, extra, per lb.. ....... IL
Welsh tubs, medium to choice, ID 10
Western Dairy, fancy, per lb.......- 1S%
Western Dairy, lair to prime, per ID IL
Imitation Creamery, fancy, per lb.. 15
Imitation Creamery, fair to cholce,lb IA
Western Creamery, fancy, per d.. IN
Western Creamery, good TO choice, 10 ~
Factory, fiosh, per lb............. u
BEANS AND PEAs.--Beans, Mar, choice. l.95
Beans, medium, choice. ............ lbs
Beans, Red Kidney, choice......... 100
Beans, white kidney, choice...... 2.50
Peas. Green ...,.,....... LBS
Lima Beans. California, per bag. .... $50
CuEEsE.-State Factory, fancy, new. 81
State Factory, choice, new, per lb.. 81
StatcFactory, full cream, good, ,perlb. SIS
Full Skins per Observation-Disclosures.
State Creamery, part skilns, per Id
Western Fiat, per lb............:.. 81
Apples, sun.dried, per lb.....:.... 3Yl
Raspberries, cyaporated, per lb.... 20
Raspberrios sun dried, new, lb...... Is
Cherries, per lb. b.................. IA
Blackberries, per lb. lb................ 4
Plums, Southern, Damsons, per h.. S
EGGs.-Eastcrn, fresh-laid, choice. .... 15
Canada, fresh laid, choice. 1419
Western, fresh-laid, choice. ..... 1419
FRUITS. .-liaspberries, Md. Red, piut ~
Rasberrics, Nd, Back Cap. per qt.. IA
Watermclons, Ca, small, per l00... 5000
Strawberries, Long Island, quart. 12
Strawberries, Staten Island, per quart 90
Gooseberries, per quart. ........... 6
Cherries, dark, per quart ......... Is
Cherries, large, white,per quart. 10
Huckleberres, N. c., per quart. 8
Peaches, Ga, per 1S-bushel crate. rs
HAY AND STRAw.-Hay, No. l, per 100lb IS
Hay, Clover mixed ed................. 70
Hay, Salt. ...................... 55
Long hyo straw, ,.................. 70
Oat otraW .....'.............. o0
Wheat Straw. w...................... SO
POULTRY, ETC.-Live Western Geese. 1.25
Turkeys, per lb. b................... 10
Ducks, Western per pair. r........... 90
Ducks, southern per pair......... 65
Fowls, State, Nj :, and Pa, por lb.. II
Fowls, Wcstern,per lb. ............ IL
Spring Chickens, choice, per lb. ..... Is
Spring Chickens, Western, per lb.. Is
Dressed Turkeys, Toms, per lb .... 10
Dressed Turkeys, mixed, per lb.... 10
Chickens, Phila., small, per lb. ... IS
Chickens, Western, scalded per lb. ID
Tame Squads, white, per doz. ...... 3.25
Tame Squads, dark, per doz...... 2.25
Live Pigeons, per pair r............. 30
Plover, Golden, prime,per doZ. ... 200
VEGETABLEs- Potatoes, State, Rose. LIS
Potatoes, Bermuda, new, prime, bbl.. 600
Potatoes, Savannah, new per Dbl ... 400
Potatoes, New Orleans, per bbl.... $50
Onions, Bermuda, per crate. .... LOO
Onions, New Orleans, per bbl. ...... 800
Onions, New Orleans, per sack 90. l.50
Cabbage, Norfolk, per Dbl crate -. co
Squash, Fla, yellow, per crate. ..... 100
Turnips, N. j., white, 100 bunnches 800
String Beans, Norfolk, flat, per crate 60
Asparagus, prime, per doz. punches LOO
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27
THE honse thnt Snnsot Cox bniIt at

THE house that Sunset Cox built at
Columbus, Ohio, forty years ago is in
tact. Its front doors and windows are
arched like the entrance to churches,
and it was in this house that he wrote
tho editorial that gave him the sobri-
quet OF Sunset" when he was editor
of tho Statesman.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

In time Of need, many would take the worst
man from the gallows to hang him again
when the need is over.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

IT is not interesting to have q man
tell how rich he might have been if he
had had good luck. 1t is better to know
what he has been able to do against bad
luck.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27
A Piece of Her Mind.

n Il ,ady correspondent has this 10 say:
toin Mani Mani TO give O. piece of my mind 10 cor.
cosis Dihss ahss who object to advertising when il
cent. Iem 7 sn ~ oanything,this won't cost them O
Years WIN itS'ihvred h.ed living death for nearly two
Of of was being literally dragged out
Atiast' IN dcanyS my misory increased by drugging.
ID IN adve tised medicine DR.. Pierce's Fayorits
nss ~ o and II restored me TO the besseds
'o wSo. when he n9a,sn: hnn honor the ply sician
molnl courage to advertise the G iect." a, tvs The fe
sso dose dssases pedaa Is q to those
printed guarantee on bottle. w Wramns females. Head
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

The moneyless are poor the senseless are
poorer, but the poorest are those that have
no heart
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

" I.iit4.bpe or'sa6 wretched is more inwardly
md refreshing that that of the happy-the
latter rather fears than hopes.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

Oregon, the Paradise OF Farmers.
Mild, equable climate, certain and abundant
crops. Best fruit, grain, grass and stock coun7
try In the world. Full Information FREQ Adj
dress Oregon Im'igrat'n Board Portland. Ore.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

In less than three minutes that jury
returned into court with verdict
Chicd1o Tribune.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

new underground light, operated by com
pressed air, is to be introduced in the zinc
mines at FriedensyilIe Pa
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

As long as they lie to each other, people
and States are at pence but when they com.
'Ir'fice telling the truth it will not be long be.
fore they fight each other.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

1t is easier to make the ugly still uglier,
than it is to make the beautiful more beau
tiful.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

1t comes hardest to ask man to do what
he ought to do without being asked.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

The windmiller lives with wife and children
from the wind, but many do so that have no
mills.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

For all derangemen's Of the liver. stomach
snd bowels, take DIR. Pierce Pellets. one n
dose SAoso. Nnc u
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27

A Pocket Cigar Case and five of "TanRill's
Punch, all for 25c.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

On account OF tho continued illness CT
Judge Ball, who was not able to be at the
Municipal Court this morning, Squire
Frank 4. Smith held court In the Dol ce
office.
Michael Feeney, found down On the
coast, said he came from Brootlyn, N.
Y, and would leave town il An OBJ or
tunity was given. He was given one
hour to leave.
Daniel Marine was fined So and costs
1 drunkenness.
Frank Clark said he WAS from New
York. and WAS helping farmer TO
thresh out at Newport, aad ii permitted
he would go out to his work. lie was
given ore hour to get away.
Christopher Calm aid James Rowe,
10th confirmed buns, were fined 80 each
and costs.
Michael Garvsy found drunk on the
railroad was fined s. and costs.
James Butcher was drunk and dis
orderly aud was fined s. and costs.
John Reed was lying down on the rail
road drunk and was brought In by Officer
sherer. lie said he had work at Middle
town, and If only the court wo Id let him
lie would start and walk ali the way. lie
had been too often In jail, however, Tor
his promise TO be worth anything and the
court imposed fiue of tl0 and COTS.
As Reed passed out he said. ~ hope to
God Almighty you will roast in HI"
Edward Smith for assault and battery,
was held under 5000 bail for court
Alexander scrbner, the eolored boy,
who was caught in The store OF August
Herman, Fourth and Tatnall streets. on
Saturday, and who pushed Mrs. Bier
man over In the street, had his case post
poned until Wednesday evening.
Wesley Laws was arraign'd for lar.
ccny OF rope. w. II. II. Edwards, thought
some oil the rope belonged to him. Laws
said II he was to lie In jail he wanted the
truth told. He got the rope he said from
a. II. Morrison and MIR. Sherwood, and
they knew he took the rope. The case
was postponed until Wednesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
Unia

J. Dean Chalfant has returned from q
visit to Brandywins sprlnga
The excursion committee Of tho Fame
Hose Company will meet Tonight.
The rivetters at Roach's works In Ches.
ter, Pei, are out on strike for better
pay.
Colonel Henry A. DUPONT and vii.
Ham DUPONT, Esq., have taken out let.
ters testamcntary on the estate oil the late
General Henry DUPONT.
Mrs. D. Morrison, the Misses Mary,
Ella and Dollie Morrison. OF this city,
are spending the warm season at Charles
town, Nd, on the North East river.
The postponed excursion OF the Knights
Of Pythias to birmingham Park will
take place tomorrow.
A swimming match between George
Groves and Albert Bowers, for purse of
go, will take place this evening Ia the
Ghristiana, between Market street and
the Third street bridge.
Samuel ]. Clesver has resigned his po-
sition with Head & Co., and Thomas
McCorkle has been placed In charge Of
the real estate business OF the tlrm.
Lemuel Ely Quigg, q member OF the
editorial staff of the New York Tribune,
has accepted the pcs.tion of editor OF the
Helena Journal, the leading Republican
daily Of Montana.
A man who understands opening
oysters can find a good job In the restau-
rant Third AMI Market streets.
Geo. w. spicer went to Cape May this
afternoon to enjoy little recreation and
make preparations for big fall trade.
Mr.. Byard Moore, Edward Murray and
William II. Robinson. Jr., are contem-
plating q trip to the White Mountains on
Thursday for two weeks visit.
Misses Name Gallagher, Name and
Lizzie Neary and Emma and Mary
Dickey, all members Of the Bright Violet
Tennis Club have gone to Atlantic City
for 10 days. They are registered Al the
NormAndie,
Hyatt's Military Band will give their
grand moonlight excu sion to Augustine
Pier on Thursday, August Is. Those
attending will have three hours at TIE
Pier for dancing. They report large
sale OF tickets. The boat leaves Fourth
street wharf Of 7.30.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
Funeral of Hiss Booth.

The funeral OF Miss Hattie l.. Booth
took place this forenoon from the Union
NJ. f. Church. a large audience was
present TO SYM ailiize with the afflicted
parents. A very line floral Offering came
iiom the class In Sunday school to which
she belonged. The pail bearers were
Alexander j. Waits n, Frank Thorp, Z.
Jones and Harvey Williamson. A
special hack brought Reys. A. Stcnglc
AID G. w. Prcttyman, besides a humber
OF other irieuds, In from camp this morn
ing TO attend the funeral and will return
this afternoon. The funeral services
were Of the most solemn character. Mics
Booth wGs young lady only 20 years OF
age, but her quiet demeauor and strict
christian character endeared her to a
large circle OF friends.
Six years ago Mr.. Prettyman, then pas-
tor OF the Union Church, ctIic!ated CT sSo
funeral OF an elderly sister, and was as.
sisted BIZ Rev. Mr.. SteBgls. To- day the
positions were reversed, and Mr.. Pretty
man insisted Mr., stenge. A quartet
choir rende ia fonIe very appropriate
selections q music, and both ministers
spoke encouragiugly to the parents and
Other relatives OF the deceased. When
the services were over the congregation
TOOK last look at tho remains, and the
funeral train wended Its solemn way to
Mt, Salem Cemetery Tor iuterment.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
FIFTH EDITION


~ .'''Nft
MIDDLErowS, N. Y, Anc + II,
Sherwood. a Itch young merlI,n, .sa
miller OF Livingston Manor | Sa,i aal
County, has been held In BAH IN ma. .aa
q charge OF betrayiug under p,op'i4n lew" y
maffiage, Racine, FIeheubnrpI he 10, q.
year-old daughter OF Hcnft j. frcl y
burg, a respectable mechanic IN mods,e.,
circumstance, S's'a'e
Youog Sherwood Ia the son " tbe IA,
Henry Sherwood, the welI-knnwn hay" lay
keeper and heavy weigh. (47o ,@,' ry%,
OF Jehersohyille, who died not l6np 49, N.Y.
leaving 300 600 and large ttteis II t 'si
and Wild lands In Sullivan and r.i,~,..
Counties to BIO divijei between ii, tas
sons. Young Fred was payinr F, I, .,, ivy
ton two years ago TO i: .cAei FreJsS
burSh. 1t Is ALLEGED amarriape epsaSs'
ment was entered Into, which was olsss
been contaminated In June OF las, yr,,
Miss Ffedenburgh procured hrr Gt,i.i
trousssau. Damages amounting IA
$4,000 are demanded. $40 ono 10. ,ts
father for injury to his clld, andilUn@
Tor the girl for injury to to Il.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
A New Est .blIshment.

Frank J. Murphy, Of Baltimore, has
opened new furniture store, at No III
Market street, and proposes 10 fevolu.
tionize the trade of our city. By Judi.
cious mana. ement be claimb that he 10
able TO sell goods OBJ credit as low as
otheys can cell for caah, and hence II Is
the Interest of oil classes to patrQnize
him. An immSS.e ;;rHs;S Will be kept
on hand, comprising all styled |! ARTICLES
In his line, ard the display made will be
a sight worth seeing. The basement will
be filed with baby carriages, refriger-
atore, oil cloths and Stoves; the first floor
with furniture, CARPETS, oil cloths, sc. |;
the second floor with parlor suits, uphol-
stery, Grattan goods, and hat racks
tho third floor with carpets, cheaper
grades Of furniture, chamber suits, &c.,
forming one Of the cIcatest collections 10
the Stale. For partic nlars see advertise
ment on frst page. ..-..
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Officer Thomas Burroughs this mo,,.
ing requested the reporter of the Rrrra.
LicAN to say word Tor him in tb,,
paper. He says It is not true that Ians
Weldte, keeper Of the saloon st s,ron5
and French streets, on SATURDAY pi,bt
when Cloud Butler was assaulted IN tbs
saloon, gave tie officers all the atCrua,
ton ho knew In regard to the whste.
Abouts of his ASSISTANTS. When lie ana
Officers Herehog and White came to Ii.
quire for them. Weldie tod tAem tbev
had Just passed out, but man came AMI
told them they were at tie time IN A
back room. Mr.. Burroughs tays tbe
police in that section have enough 10 d,
without being misrepresented In ,ha,
manner. He says Weldie has dis.
turbances IN bis saloon neary eyery
Saturday mir ;, ard when the police 20
there to keep order he knows nothing
about it
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Miss Katie Obi II tbs city. ia visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
= y b. Bell and family have returned
irUm brandywine Springs.
Mrs. Joseph Aacklin, Of 500 Fast
Seventh street, hss Just returned home
from Rehoboth, whore she has been
spending several weeks.
Mrs. A. r. Holllncsworth left for
Ocean Grove On Monday morning Tor a
short visit.
Mics Mary Coleman and Misc Lillian
bickta left this city on Saturday to spend
month among the mountains OF Penn
sylvania.
Elva and Annie Dunbracco, residing
at No. 5"8 Claymoat street, South Side,
have returned from months visi. u
friends at Chestertown, Nd.
A party consisting of ex-ShtriT Jas.
Martin, W. Il. Jack, Warren Z. Mirtin
and Walter Martin left this Inornii.. for
wine.
Willie V. l.. Robbins, of $50 Monroe
street, aud William Bowers have gone to
Atlantic City to spend their vacation.
Ihey are stopping at the Osborne House.
N. Joseph. Esq, started this morning
Tor Rehoboth, Hhero he expects TO pass
the coming week III disportipg ia old
octan, longing in tho shady grove and
ttrolling over tho adjacent sands, in order
TO rejuyirate naeu:aily AID physically.
Mr.. John R. Man and family, Mr..
Pierce and family, the Misses McCauley,
Mr.. Walker Worrell and Steelman will
visit Charlestown. Nd, aud make a fsh
ing excursion on the yacht Margaret to
Chesapeake Bay. They will return
home about Tho hrss OF September.
A young printer, working for the Della
ware Printing Company, and who ha,
been In our city for soma twenty-ont
years, got bewildered last evening, atei
taking young lady home, who r. sidet
in the western part of the city, and had t,
ask gentleman or the street, where he
was. he was soon strsiRktcntd out aud
headed Tor the eastern part oil the city,
where be resides. Well, George, you
had Estter leave other fellows girls
alone.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
Excursion TO hay Ridge. Thursday,
August 18th.

A0Eust koth-
Tho Etpa Hose, Hook and Ladder
Company OF Newark, DEL, will run It's
hrst excursion to Bay Ridge, the cole
brated Chesapeake Bay resort August IS,
leaving B. & o. market street station,
Wilmington, Del, at Q. 80 Q. u., stopping
at Rianiensi, Stanton, Newark, Barks-
dals and singerly. Tickets $3.50. u. g.
Q. reilrcad 10 Canton and return, thence
by the splendid steamer Columbia, Ga
pacity s. 800 passengers, Canton 70 Bay
Ridge aud return. On this occasion
grand Program has been arranged by the
Bay Ridge Company, consisting OF new
aud original fireworks display on the
lake, representing the bombardment OF
Fort Sumpter, Charleston Harbor, 8. O.,
with the great war ships discharging the
canpons, etc. A vivid and realistic rep
resentation Of the historic scenes enacted
Of the commencement OF the civil war.
This, with the delightful trip on the
Chesapeake and the numerous other
amusements, will give all q day Of pleas
ure. Bay Ridge, as is well known to the
large number OF p. reons visiting 1t this
season, lar surpasses the attractions pro-
yided by any other resort. There is ex.
ce!lent Grabbing, fishing, boating and salt
water bathing. First class concerts by
the celebrated naval academy band. A
magnificent dancing pavilion. An cleo
trio railway around the shore and the
lar est gravity railroad In the world.
Patronize this excursion and be conviu.
ced that Bay Ridge 10 the place to enjoy
yourself