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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14
News SUMMARY.

A despatch from Birmingham, Ala,
sAya that three negro meh, while under
the influence Of religious delusion that
they would psss through the fire unharm-
ed, walked into the cupola OF an iron
furnace near Bessemer, and perished.
They were persuaded TO do 90 by an old
negro, Tobias Jackson, who proelaims
himseli "DAniel the Prophet"
The Arlington Hotel aud a number Of
other buildings at Atchison, Kan, were
unroofed on Monday BY heavy wind
storm, which wss accompanied by tor
rents Of rain. Z. wankler was fatally
injured BY . falling porch, ard . young
woman bad narrow escape from being
carried into q sewer by the hoed Of
water.
John Bloom and Louis sifi, two men
who returned TO Helena, Montana, from
. trip 10 the Crur de Alenes, report that
near Murray, Idaho, they were over.
taken by forest hrcs, and, abandoning
their horses and wagons, took refuge in
a deserted tunnel, where they were i'm
prisoned Tor i've days without food.
A preliminary Injunction restraining
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company from aprropriatlng and fencing
a piece OF GROUND belonging to John x
james Dobson. ut the Falls Of scbuyl-
XII, taken tor the purpose OF widening
lite I acks, was issued yesterday by Court
OF Common Pleas No. 4, in Philadelphia.
At a meeting Of citizens and represen-
tativee of the various commercial bodies
OF Baltimore yesterday resolutions were
adopted declaring that Washington "is
the only proper site" for the Exposition
OF 1892 in honor OF the 4OOtn abnlver-
sary VI Columbus discovery Of Amer
lea.
The British Legation at Washington
has informed the State Department that
the Governor General OF Canada, under
the powers given him by the laws OF the
Dominion, has reduced the export duty
on pine los from IS to e. q thousand
feet, board measure.
a despatch from Fabyan's, New Hamp-
shire, says that the summit OF Mt Wash.
ington was yesterday covered with snow
to the depth Of AL Inch and q half, and
that the guests INDUCED in lively game
snow-baliine."
During 4 pght In Philadelphia last
night, Peter kelley was cut In the back
OF the head with q knife, had his jaw
broken and ribs fractured, It Is alleged,
BY Matthew Rodgers, who was arrested.
A telegram was received at the Rus.
sian Legation, at Washington, announc
ing the death, in Russia, Of Madame de
| Siruye. wife OF the Russian Minister 10
the United Statcs.
The FIRST ba'e Of new crop upland cot
ton vas delivered at Live Oaks, Florida,
yesterday Tor shipment TO Savannah. !,
was from w. H. Wilson oil Tai ahassee.
A disastrous flood is reported at Lin.
coin, Nebraska, serious Damage being
done TO railroads, and so people driven
from their homes
An epidemic of diphtteria has broken
out At Auburn, New York, where, within
three W, eks, "a cases aud IL deaths lave
been reported.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14
THIRD EDITION.
Tie Elixir of Lie.

Experiments were made 10 this city yes
terdAy with DIR. Brown SeQuard's rrjuyt-
mating elixir, the fret being by DIR.
Charles u. Almond and DR.. William j..
Truitf, two young homeopathic physic-
tAns residing ut No. SEA West strest, aud
No. ia French Street, respectively. Yes
terday morning they procured the neces-
safy glands OF lamb and prepared the
mixture. This Is done by cutting up tie
glands and then rubbing 1t In mixture OF
glyceriI and water, until II Is thorough
ly Incorporated, after which 1t 10 carefully
strained and Is ready for use DR.. ALL
mond was ct operated upon, and about
twenty drops injected by means OF hy-
20 iermlc syringe into the right side Of
the abdomen. The next expsrtm ut was
p riorIned on Or. Truitt, who had az
eqt al quantity injected into his body, but
neither one felt any immediate effects.
Dr.. Allmond afterwards experimental
on Thomas j. Lawson, oil The grocery
firm of John T. Almond & Co. The
4 urth experiment was made on William
Dewey, by DR.. Truitt, Lut the patient
said that he did not feel any effect.
Richard Williams, a colored man re-
siding at No. New street, who is IS
years oil age, and for the past eleven
yefTs mas pttu alDlctel win fntum atiSfn,
was the subject Tor tie fifth experiment.
About one drachm OF the liquid was n-
jected in the mans arm, and although lie
did not leel any immediate effect the
case will be watched with interest, ne a
test Of the merits Of the discovery.
B. Frank Perki. Q, the well-known
bricklayer, was also experimental upon,
but he, the same as the others, said th at
lie did not feel any eiIect.. 1t Is the
opinion OF tue physicians Il a. the effect
will not be felt Tor at least twenty-four
hours, and in some instances for even a
longer time.
DR.. Morgan also experimental with the
liquid yesterday on a colorei man re-
siding On wills street, who is suffering
from heart disease. Alter TIE treA;men',
which consisted O iujccliug twenty drops
into each ann, be said that he felt much
better.
Last evening experiments were made
NJ the Office OF DR.. John P. Wales upon
DIS. shortlidge and Wales, and several
citizens. In each instance the liquid was
injected in the arms OF the. pate but
with She exception of a slight Dumbness
10 other effect Was felt The result Of
these experiments will be watched with
considerable interest by physicians aud
OF els.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

About O'Clock yesterday morning, n,
the Poiad-lpsia freight packets were
passing through Third street bridge. one
Oi them coiIided with the east end i the
draw, and damaged II 50 bad that 1t is
not safe for travel, and consequently It
will not be used any more. This draw
was bought few weeks siuce by the
Diamond State Iron Company, who have
hal two colored men to look after and
attend to II. At the time OF the collision
these men were II the draw, aud us they
ouRht IL was going to pieces, they
Jumped into tie river aud swan ashore.
lhs wo.k on the new draw will be com
meuced al once, but IL is thought that /,
viii take at least three months TO com.
pleie 1t, Consequently the bridge will b,
closed during that time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

pAQV,SSkin and scalp preserved
DADl Nand beGutified by CUTICUKA
SOAP. Absolutely pure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14
RDITI0N.


Secretary z B. Frazer, In company
with John r. Hartmann, Esq, visited
yesterday the following towns: rev Cas-
tie, DR.. Stewart reports the health OF the
city and country fair. Whooping cough
has prevailed for some time; 1t Is now
about snbsided, some malaria Water
lie not OF the best; many citizens use
pump water. The old prlyy back Of the
Jail is still there; worse than 4 month,
ago, q disgrace 10 the city.
CHgISriASA.
DR. B. B. Peters reports that malaria
prevails on Iron Hill and high lands,
sohie soar throat among children, some
bowel trouble. Water Is hard, but fair
drinking water They have 10 town
commissioner or board OF health, and
there Is no head or town government
Considerable sickness OF mud type in
the surrounding country. They are
erecting 9 new school house. This town
should awake up
NEWARK.
Doctors Whistler and Kollock report
that there lie but l!:tle sickness In tho.i
progri ssiyc town, or the country ada
cent thereto-not much work for the
physicians. The sanitary condition Of
the town is very good. Pleasant inter
views were had with DR.. Rsub, president
OF Delaware College; General Theodore
Armstrong, Justice McKeowan, Mr..
Motherall, merchant, and Others. There
Is dead COW IN White Clay creek about
enc mile from the town, and complaint
has been made 10 the town Board OF
Health for Its removal.
Justice McKeowan viii have the dead
COW buried to-day. The question is, W ho
Is to bear the expentesi Ny opinion was
asked land ,aid the Levy Court OF New
Castle County.
Newark has an active and intelligent
Board OF Health, aud the Legislature has
conferred upon all local toArds OF health
In the State ample Authori y TO enforce
strict tanitary rules and regulations, rs
IN the opinion OF tie board may see 1T to
adopt and enforce.
stanton vas Visited, but not find ng any
person who knew who were the town
Commissioners, aud no physician residing
there, moved forward 10 New port, where
l found DR.. Booth, who said the sanitary
condition Of the town should b. improv-
ed as to drainage. CholerI-infantum eI-
listed To some extent but Of a mid form.
Town healthy. While ut New Castle WE
were invited to look through Dav
Boulder, Esq's beautiful yard aud gar.
den and partake OF his fine pears, which
we did with pleasure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14
An Attachment Case.

Constable Harry sbArpley Of Elan,
locked up the horses and hack Of George
Pierce Of this city, at BrandyAine Sum,
NIT Camp, on Tuesday afternoon, on an
attachment issued by Squire ShortlidR,
Of Concordville, at the instance Of Robert
Buck Of this city, who ALLEGED that PIercs
owed him S62 IL for q bill oil grocerle,
contracted while he was keeping store al
Rockland, some two or tire years ago
Pierce claimed that friend Of his bought
the goods aud he merely went his seeur-
ity. This plea did not satisfy the officer
and Pierce came TO this city to raise the
money. The ten ladies be carried up to
the camp impatiently awaited his return
until late hour IN the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

About 6.3J O'clock last evening George
q. Pierson was at the door Of the shop Of
Willism Ii. Person & son, where he was
employed 10 overwork, when man came
along and asked Mr.. Pierson II he would
not give him halt dollar for an Is carat
ring, as he was short and just needed
that amount to take him to Baltimore.
Mr. Plerson gFve the money, but hearing
the jingle Of a numb'r Of rings his suspi.
ciois were aroused, and as tie mau start
ell across the street he found he had =
confederate. Officer Rlttenhouse coming
along about this time arre.ted the man,
but the confederate escaped. At the pc.
lice station lac gave his name as Thomas
Dauner lie will have a hearing this
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

Miss Josephine johnson is visiting rela-
tVes near SmyrLa.
Charles A. Bourbon, wife and child,
who have been spending week in AT
lantic City, returned home yesterday.
M. George A. Taylor, the popular
greer at Third and King streets, la.
gone on a tek's visit TO Atlantic CITY 10
recu crate his health.
VIM. H. Bllhny Of Philadelphia called
on few Of bis old friends In cur city this
morning, being on his way 10 Welt BIS
uncle, Richard JacksoD, ESQ.,, OF New
Castle Hundred.
"kid" Englc. the popular and good
looking typo of this uilice, leaves mex,
week on an extended tour through the
mountains Of Pennsylvania aud New
York. We wish him pleasant trip.
John L. Wiley, Thomas L. Cusick and
Horace Frist are on fishing TIP Ut oy,
Brmin CHAM Park to-day. We expect Il
hear some good hsh stories when they re
turn this evening, ab ,ut bass, 1--WE am
six pounds, being caught.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

On "Wednesday, IN Instant lie w
Clifton, Captain ihonlss u. smith, \
this city for a trip down The Del,Ve
bay. In addition to tie captalu (iss
Z. Smith, George II Jones, Alfred NJ
nis and Thomas Smith, IT,, En /
board. The psrty esJ owed ilem.eysl
different points down the hay and I
Monday reached the fishing grounds ma
Cape May. Fishing vas commenCs
yesterday morning, and 4 about tw
hours they caught 80 iine sAuogs,s ou
OF which weighed over loula. n
yacht reached this city abou, 10 oan
last night. and Captain smith, viii !
usual generosity, divided The a
among his friends. The fish wen
cellenf, and highly appreciated VT,
who received them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14
FIFTH EDITH



Eyangelis. Dolbow auuou,,.I :.
meetD at Pitman Camp. an M ~
afternoon, that be was sboui ~ to n.y.. ~
camp. and before be dil so he | ...aI
say: I've anchored nv .o' ~ 4
haven OF bliss aud ,b,p Ia n. ~, !
hymn with much enthusiasm
instant the people caugl. ihs I,,,i..
and verso Afler verse was supg r..
woman In Quaker garb sprsn, az :.
with a scream turned round M
and then fell in a swoon In ,bs I.''
woman near by. Two o,tt, u
swooned, while In the aulIenTs ~
hundred In aud out OF the len, NM
scarcely a dry cheek. Women NV,
hysterics and wept AID cr,eI ~.
was one Of the most all,c,lbO .,''
messed at Pitman Grove, c,ss'
cloes on Thursday eyeuln,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

Last Monday afternoon, Jesse Turner,
Formerly OF New Castle, died nj his reai.
denee In Fort Carbon, Pa, aged 81 years.
NJ. lurher, who was the olde t son Of
ihomas and Elizabeth Turner, and q
brother OF Mis-. Fl zahcih Morrow Of
THIS city, anu Gtorse W. Turner OF New
Castle, removed to Port Carbon about d.
years ago. lie connected himself viii
the Presbyterian Church AZ that place
ard 'or over nifty years was an e,dcr aut
superintendent OF the Sunday school
lie was weil.known and highly reAo, ct.d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

COSDnN-on the 18Th inst. Emma, W lie
OF James to,don. aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from hcr
late residence, second and Monroe st-,
Thursday afternoon ut , o'clock. Inter
Incnta hiVUrvicw
PROCliNOW- RebD Emma. infant dangh-
tel OF William y. and Mary r.. Proch-
now. aged months and u days,
Relatives ami friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the func.
raj from the residence OF her parents
No. so West Third street, on Thursday
afternoon ut o'clock. Interiucnt at
the Wilmington and Brundywinc Gene,
terry.
IOWN-ESD-At the residence OF hi
son in law, jesse Einehart, No. -
Poplar street, ON the 18th inst, samuel
Townsend, aged - years.
Fuucrui services in the First MCtho.
dist Protestant Church. seventh street
near walnut, on Friday Ut 10 a. IL. In
tcIinent at MI. salem cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

One of the events OF Wilson's minstrel
performance at the Op.ra House next
Saturday will be u matinee In the after.
noon. The troupe has been greatly In
pr we'd this season, ard Wilson is tuuuier
than ever, ton't you kuow' Tue follow
ing famed artists will be seen with this
great aggregation OF button- bursters:
Lew Benedict, hi Tom Ward, Rama
and AIno, George Gale and other burn,
cork artists.
Frank Daniels will appear at the Opera
House in Little Puck" On Thursday
and Friday evenings, the z2d aud I'D
inst. II is i farce comedy, and very
funny one, is a drauat cation OF "vict
Versa" aud Fallen IdyI." The pres.
pronounce Il great.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

About half-pas, IL o'clock this morn.
ing couple Of men informed Officer
Hahn that colorel man lay at the side
of the railroad at Sixteenth street, near
Landlith station, as il be had been
knocked down by a train. The officer
procce led 10 the place, when the man
tried to secret himself, but he caught him
and found that the back part Of us head
was bruised, bat he did rot believe that
be was struck by train. He gave bis
name BE Henry Miller, and with hiIl was
a basket containing eight young chick.
ens. He said he was On the way from
Wyoming to Wilmington,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

The Germsnia Social Cub, on Monday
evening, gave set out to tie mem ers
OF the y, uDg Peoples Association of The
German Lutheran Church. The refresh.
melt, consisted u watcim- Ions, cauts-
loup's, peacEes AID peas. Il was given
at hcy's over Thiri street bridge. TIE
room was handsomely decorated with
Chine lanterna, which made the scene
a very pretty effect. The following ave
the oiiieers; WIN. G. kl.iustubrr, presi.
Gent; Y. Fincks, vice president; T.
Noerk, treasurer; f. Heni-e, recording
secretary; Frederick Gradwohl, Franz
Gradwohl, Louis Nehcr, Frederick Kle.tz
nLaucial St crrtsrics,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14
Good sermon aud Good ColIs,,.


A splendid audience ATTENDED
services ut the Union American i
Church. last Sunday morning M
treated TO fine discourse by n.
James II. Cook, OF New York ~
text: Romans 8: -. The r.,
Purpell failed to be present. al sN,l
when Rev. Mr.. Cook t.uk NJ, ths
preached a very able sermon MI
ence room Of the church va, croytl
night with An attentive copr,,,,l
Rev. James II. Cook delivered Sp,s
most forcible and eloquent sernoub
ever delivered in this cry from IN d,
3: 10. The collection OF tie lsy .Hou,
to $500. The pastor, The nemt<,u
the congregation went honewelp.,sl
The pastor wants to make up il6Os1
20 the people should prcpltt 10 !
literally. y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

william I. Tuli, the general agent for
the History Of the Johnstown Flood, 10
now delivering the book 70 the many
subscribers In this city. This 10 per-
mAnent history Of the terrible disaster In
the Conemaugh Valley, By which MIL
lions Of dollars Of property were swept
away and thousands OF lives lost The
story OF the bursting OF the dam and the
destruction which followed Il told In IN
Interesting and graphic manner, which
makes this book something that should
be In every house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

WAsHINGToS. u. T.. Aug. IA. The
onion crop In bermu "a, the caltf export
Ct tie island, Consul Beckwith report,
10 the Department OF State, liza been 81
abundant this year trat n haa
pfoNei disastrous to tue farmers and
brokers'. In consequ nee, money IL
scarce and the outlook for the wlpts,
NEST unpromisinR. Potatoes, beets aud
Tomatoes added nothing To the general
prosperity. Trade IN arrowroot is falling
Cii, but the growing OF Eastern lilies fl
export to the United States is increasing
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

Sheriff Allen sold the per3oual FuFI
OF Edward II. Wilson OF Newark d 4
lie sale on Monday, and aItaosfA v;
was quite q large numeer Of Prl
present, prices ruled rather low, All !
funds realized will fall far shvrt o. a
flying the claims, which are sad iofai
nearly $4,000. 1t is uniorlGnale,s.'
SUPPOSE that the best has teen nal
every thing, and no one need c5Dpa
Creditors should hereafter renDI
that collecting bills b. this process
very expensive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

For many years the heirs OF Tie n, SS1
property on Rodney street from s'i- |.
Eighth, have held the rrc perry y
simple, and as 1t was DESTROYS 10 PEI
street an arrangement has been t u.
with Mrs. a. &. Pepper, Whereby y" II
OF the street has been decided to tas " X,
IN consideration OF the sum oil sL 4,
street will now be opened, aud lhos' y, !,
have purchased lots will be giea'' W
fitted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14
Montana Preparing for s,a,ehoul

HELENA, NJ. T., Aug. ~ -Gh
vention to-day finished con,lltnal
the article on state institutions. W
adopted as part OF the Const tnilA
Convention passed prop)sitia
which all county officers w,lI taWs|
reelected. The vote was stilctJid
sau, rs the Democrats holc 10 sirth6i'
their State ticket with county na.i
tione. Intense excitement prevail
the town amer the result became ~
Candidates have become pGnfa
since this re-elects them Tor three ID
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

Judge Ball, though reported Ms
this morning, 1t was deemed piudsn'
him not to attend the court IN O..
quence, all the cases that would q, =,
been heard this morning were pos r. \
until this evening 1t is expected !.
Deputy Judge Lyman, who Is s4o' y
Ing at Ocean CITY, will be lone o. IN /
Judge Grub, who is also away, sI'
home and II necessary Will aplO'A'
Temporary Deputy Judge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

A young woman, teliesci 10 p,,
stranger in our city, was kmea ~ y
Eighth street crossing oil the III "
3. Railroad, by tho locomotive A'As
to the express train gong norm, aO
LIS O'Clock this afternoon. Her ue'|
was almost instantaneous. hef fsIsl
were Immediately sent TO the dead lo.'
at the station, and from there to we "
que, to await recognition by irituh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

Some miscreant last night fre1 W." "a
irto the bulk window Of II. = NJ ,s|
drug store at the corner OF Dels~ '' NJ
nue. ard Lincoln street, iDd sele ~
from about 50 cents worth OF s'sH a NJ
Is of small value compared VIE ~ NV Nh
of the window, valued at s5e' M; M; ~ |, 4
has no knowledge OF who tue iu's' I'M
what was his object for slcl
amount Of plumber.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

Mr.. Wallace, the genial and enterpris-
ing proprietor and editor Of the Chester
Times. left yesterday afternoon with
fishing tackle, being accompanied by his
two boys, enroute for three days fishing
at octoraro Junction, Nd. Mr.. Wallace
is a great admirer OF old IsaactwaltoD. OF
piscatorlal fame, and can wAit.as quietly
seated on rock for the hungry ilsh to
nibble. We wish him luck.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

MEDIA, Pa, Aug. iS.-TAc large barn
on the isrm OF Joseph Heacock, of New.
toxin Township, was d,stroye,l by lire
about & O'clock this morning, together
with The entire seasons crop TEcfe was
no stock except two horses in the barn.
and these were gotten ont unharmed.
The building aud contents arc partly in
sured in the Delaware County Mutual
Insurance COMPANY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

NOTICE.-1, LAWRENCE CURR IN,
~ tue owner and occupant Of the hou Sc
sltuA'ed At No. GIj West Eighth street
Of Wilmington, county Of New UastIs
AID state of Delaware, IN compliance WITH
the requirements Of tho sots Of tie General
Afeem bly, In such oase made and provided
10 hereby give notice that shall apply ir
writing TO the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peaoe and jail Delivery OF
the State ol Delaware, in and for New Oas
lie County, on Monday, the Is h day Of Sent,
A D., 1852 being the next torn OF tAi,.
Oouft,for a license for 0eid house IS an inn OF
cavern, for the sale therein Of Intoxicating
liquors In less quanttios than one quart, 70
De drunk on the premises, and the following
RESP ectablo citizens OF said ward recon-
mend the said application, Wis.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

sTREAToR, ILL.,, Aug. li.-At least two
OF the large coal operators IN this vi
entity are arranging to bring men from
other points to take the places of the
striking miners. Many Of the latter say
they are willing to go back at the rates
offered, but are prevented by the more
radical element and foreigners, who are
in the majority,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

TO Atlantic City tomorrow Aug, 18th,
with DUPONT Post, No. ., q. A. X Adult
tickets only 81 IS. Chi dren's ticke. IL
oahts. seyen hours at the sea shore via
7. W. Il B., and West Jersey railroads,
Leave depot foot of French street Mt 6. 80
a. m, thar. Returning leave Atlantic
City at g. 80 %, IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

to Atlantic City to morrow Aug. 18th,
with DUPONT Post, 2, G. A. r. Adult
trekets only sl.25 Children's ticket Is
cents Seven hours at the sea shore, via
P. W. & B., and West Jersey railroads.
Leave depot foot of French street at 9. 80
a. m sharp Returning leave Atlantic
City at 5. 80 p. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

to Atlantic City tomorrow Aug q
with DUPONT Post, No. = " G;,ddrsi
Adult tickets only Sl.2o' :, me "
ticket is cents. Seven hours ~ it'd
shore via P. w. s. b., and W ts' Frep,l
railroads. Leave depot foot % p,stursli
street nj $50 a, M, sharp. Ke'u'
leave Atlantic City at $50 p. N.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-14

The camp meeting at Riverview Is q
success, and last evening the Rev. Mr..
Pierson preached an able sermon. At
80 this evening the services will bs con-
Quoted by the Rev. Z. W. Scott of Mary
land. Services will be held every evening
and all are invited to attend.