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Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

KINGSTON, July 3l.-William Shu
beck aud George Benpett, young men re
siding here, went fish ng this morning
Bennett took along his gun to shoe
birds. As they were going through q
heii Bennett saw some game at "A Us.
lance and began loading. He had the
ramrod In the barrel when the weapon
wgs accidentally discharged.
Tie ramiod struck Shubock, who was
about twenty itet distant, with such
lo'ce that II went through Ills body near
the stomach, projecting out of lis back
near foot. The wound will probably
prove fatal
James Dunwcody vas instantly killed
OF New Prospect ny the accidental dis
charge OF revolver. A friend named
Henry Garrison had purchased new re.
yolvcr, and while they were examining
The weapon II was discharged, the bali
penetrating Dunwoody's heart,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
THIRD EDITION.
senator Higgins .fine work )


Two more Federal appointments made
through the Influence OF S. mater Higgins
has drawn the attention OF tho partisan
: democratic press to whay it calls his fine
work.' The appointments made can
stand criticism, and objections to them
on account OF illness or character only
oiec.oses carping partisan spirit
IL is doubtful II McKendree Downham
lor position IN the pension Office, or Mr..
Leilch Tor gauPer of liquors, can be
matched for ability and fitness for their
resi- ective positions. Ability and high
character after all is what the people need
and look for IN official positions.
But then. says some one, look at
Downham, lie was one of the Higgins
men that brought about his election to
tie senate. This is astounding news.
Should Mr.. Higgins turn deaf ear to
him because he he. ped to elect him? Do
these carpers want II man to 90 back GU
his best frends, This Is n doctrine not
entirely in keeping with human nature
The fact IL, Nj. Downham was not "A
Higgins man at all In the Legisl allure,
but an enthusiastic Troat man and voted
Tor Treat during forty ballots, and when
IL was fully demonstrated that Mr.. Treat
could not be elected Mr.. Doxnham, MS A
CHOICE OF the other candidates, went 10
Mr.. Higgins, which was thing morc
than Natural when The active campaign
work Mr.. Higgins did In Sussex county
was taken into eonsid, ration. OF course
Mr.. Higgins felt friendly to MIR. Down
ham. Why should he noti
The appointment of Mr. Leltch is also |
receiving active criticism. What is tn re |
against himi lie needs no viniicatlon |
for ability and high charac or. Mr.. Gs-
nam, wEo wanted to te re-appointci, was
his equal In ability, but between the two
Mr.. Higgins designated Mr.. Lei,ch.
There are mary VITO would have been
glad to see Mr.. Graham restored 10 his
Old position, Tor n better and more con-
seientious ganger wes never in the EN-
ploy OF TIE Government, but Mr.. Le!tch
Is Lis equal and he vas selected. This is
what is called "fue work"
MIR. Higgins, however, will outlivs it
an. The motives OF his enemies arc we'll
known, He occupies Republican scat
IN the Senate. A Democratic senator
coulu get In ten times as much "nre
work. aud nothing would be said about
the matter.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
FIFTH Edition


The usually mild and ,I..''
wine was lashed into a t.r, r'"V'l Btand,.
terday afternoon and c,n 'e Jury Is.
meavy thins In the forenoon b,asn, ' To
ubon the creek about 4 o'c,dsII' io&l
eel,ernoon, and at O'Clock !, u'V ,, IT. liz
ieet above low water mark 'I1 SWa
u was roaring, rushing cat,r., ,tl, lias
enlhR ever thing that stooI a. thra,.
huuureds OF people stood ~, Us HlI
ana along the banks watchln, ~ hidga
aecumulatinR waters sw,,, '1s Eta,
towards the bay. All the ,',a,p chwvd
were ever before covered VII @r'a' "lth
covered last evening, and ', '''et wee
tenants 10 tho houses I,a. U.'e Of Ia
k'ddle's and Bancroirs irl n| VT do'h 1.
than inside the houses '''ef ol.gs
AT hatiiesnake run the rc,
shantS In the park was sn'r VI, ,,.e'''grNI
,iiteu up, aud everything in, lila i.!ii I'll
uHen out. The photograph tp,l Gnl tts
only Kept In place by rom. ,,,I 'Hr 6a
lIe loot bridge erected by Tine J., " ,ITl
nhsioners across the s1t,ih ARK Ior.
me dam was lifted up bodily aug ,a,e bell'
DOWN TO VauBuren Street "u' clnla
tlts and rails without mum, , - faI'o,l
Il N .tHf D..
gown the creek and out 10 Al. " ~, "ea
Between D and 6 O'Clock a M, " ",.
some pigs in 1t was seen n ~ zen wa
the creek. '-a'IAR lOsp
AT LEAFS mill the waters wo..
TWO feet OF the doors. md WV" ,I., Wl'ei
same distance OF Price ami ph,, ,.i'a 'Ai
On me south side. A humber =, Gbs
anenored near the milis We're in d Ia, soia
being submerged by the shor,n oa0nsC'o
hawsers, but the boats way a1o'' o' asi
from danger. AT LEAFS eon, AM NGIoWl
barrels OF flour had 10 no T Tnr,a al,is W
safer place. At Eleventh n," r"UYei 'oa
the yacht Madge was torn l p,'ye' OTlg'
Choir, carried down the stream LIZ, Iel al'
that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. nag the volume Of NM,
hanhs I h. .one GOWN the creeks TIC r.p5
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

ATLANTA, July 3l.-Perhaps the first
coiored applicant for a Confederate sol.
dier's pension from the State OF Georgia
came forward yesterday, in tho per, on OF
Daniel Picket, of Barlow County. Picket
went to the war with bis young master
aud served faithfully on the Confederate
Size until he was seriously wounded. The
wound has given him great deal OF
trouble and renders him unable to earn
hV'nS, and he through HIS attorney, Mr..
Roger, applied for Confederate soldier 9
pension.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

John L. Sullivan was arrested last even.
ing Mt tia Vanderbilt Hotel, New York,
on O requisition from the Governor oil
| Missiesfppi. II 10 said Sullivan "heard OF
the Intended arrest and was preparing to
60 to police headquarters to surrender
himself, when the officers arrived with
the warrant
In the cases Of the i've men arrested
on Tuesday for betting at Q base ball
game at Washington, the police Justice
Yesterday discharged the defendants, on
the technical ground that the mon had
made bets only on the innings, and not
on the result OF the game.
An explosion occurred 10 the Luke
Fidler culm bank, near shamokin, yes.
terday afternoon, which nearly caused a
loss OF life. Fire had been smoulderinR
M the bank for several years, and It Is
thought the explosion was due to an &C.
cumuiation OF gas.
The railroads affected by the recent
cut by the Pennsylvania Railroad to SIS
fare between Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis.
Vile and New Albany, have determined
10 meet 1t aud have sent the necessary
notice to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
A sawmill boiler ut Golden Gate, seven
miles from Fairfield, ILL.,, exploded on
Tuesday night because OF incompetent
management, killing Frank Peters aud
iujuring Joe Wallace and VIM Fox 50 |
badly that they cannot recover.
The body of Henry Rich, a Consho-
hocken matchmaker, was found IN the
Schuylkill yesterday On II was note
containing mysterious references TO per-
sons living in Manayunk.
Lizzie Farrell, Anna McCabe and Alice
while boating on the Memo
mice river, near Norway, Mich, on
Wednesday, were swept over the falls
and drowned.
The American steamer Niagara arrived
70 Vera Cruz on Tuesday with seven
'hipwrecked Norwegian seamen, who
had been picked up at sea.
Tho final trip Of the gunboat York
own. on Monday, lie said to have been a
complete success. The vessel was in
egnlar lighting order.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Mayor Harrington this m0rlit, IL.
missed Officer McSorley irom the u,a
force, Frequent complaints lave p.ca
made against the officer iyr dyel-a!1..
gence in liquor aud In Consequence lts
lecl OF duty. The Mayor ttl ten yer,
indulgcnt aud had given hIA ,yp0r,lg.
ties to do better. which the uai ,f leyf
seemed TO appreciate. III cypE ,4nelt.
lore the Mayor this morning ID al l4Qu.
Gated staie. His successor has 90. tetn
appointed. Mayor Harrington hi, como
to the conclusion that lie Ut. LIZ. t.lslsa
a tipping policeman.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

at Wcyl's, No : East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.


City Treasurer Griffith refuses to accept
any opinion from City Solicitor Turner In
reference to tho payne OF tie $50, 900
Council surplus TO the Street and Sewer
Department to build the intercep,ing
sewer.
He does not believe he has any right TO
check out the money without an sppro-
priation to charge 1t against, and he does
not propose TO draw one until the City
Council passes an ordinance making an
appropriation OF the amount.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Joseph c. Smith of Philadelphia and
Miss Carrie Corinne jackson OF this city
were married yesterday afternoon at the
residence of the brides parents, No. 1907
Tatnall street, by the father of the bride,
Rev. ID. +. jackson. Ii. b. Duxbury OF
Philadelphia was best man, aud Nils
Lillian, sister of TIE bride, acted as
bfidesmaii. F. NJ. Jackson PLAYED tie
wedding march. The prescuts were
ces'ly and numerous. After supper the
happy pair took the train to Phi laielpbin
and will take in Luray Cave and Atlantic
City on their wedding trip.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Rev: Vaughan s. Collins, pastor oil
Scott M. e. Church, with his wife aud
child, went to Brandywine summit, Camp
on Tueaday.
The Misses George Gookir, Nellie
Swain ard Bessie Gawthrop left at noon
today on two weeks visit to friends In
Orange, Mass.
Sister DeSales, for twenty years in
charge OF ST. Martins School, Ballitao ore,
will succeed Sister Ku.tka as mother
superior ut 81 Peters orphansgr, this
city.
Manuel Richenborger, Thomas Nc.
Hugh, Harry Courtney and Oliver Court.
ney started this morning for Chiucoteague
Island. where they will remain for one
week.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
In Ladies'
In Children's-

u, At sll5 down to SIC
Those ut Sl.W down to 1jc
Ihose at 90 down to COO
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
A Coal Train Wrecked.

snoEMAKERsvn.LE, July 3l.-Tte
breaking OF an axle caused "a serious
wreck on the Reading Railroad between
til place and Hamburg early this morn
ing. Five new iron cars OF thirty tons
capacity, and all loaded with coal, to.
gether with several small cars were de.
rallied AID wrecked. Both tracks wcrc
htpckAded Tor six hours. The paeseu.
gers OF the Buffalo express Tor Ph.lad,l
phla were transferred to special train
sent from Resiiug. The sghn,lkill
haven aud Heading wreck NJ crews re-
moved the debris. No one was injured.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Mayor tiarringtau has appointed Mary
L. N lite, a ud Butcguwool s.rpsts. nc.
ilce Inattou, q he u. duty az the CITY
HAN IL Gccoi!aLct with the recent orti-
mace pssse $ the Cry C5gLtil, and +.
Is expected mat ,..e viii 60 On duty ucyt
Alonday' Mrs, White is widow lady
with Que c4t'a suI came very highly
Recommended iJr tue position. The
quarters at The police station ntrpIN5
for the accommodation OF he nlA,r5n = 70
almost completed, the finishing tcuen4s
oil the painter only being needed,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
Mailer. Refuse Wages Reduction

N"hrnUMnERLANl. July 3l.-Van.
allen Sc Co, nail and iron manufactured
o. this place, have notified their mailer.
that there will be a reduction OF ~ NJ,
cent Tor handled nails and 80 per cant
tor self fed. beginning with Aurust !
Tn ua!iers held meeting last night and
tetiied not 70 accept tile reduction
hey EXPECT 10 stop work until bette,
terms can &c arranged. As Yanaleu 4
o. regulate their prices by the Harris.
burg schedule, and, as there hst be n M
reduction 81 that place, tic Lallers hay,
relusel 70 accept the reduction.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

REAniNG, Pa, July 3l.-4he Joanna
Height. Camp Meeting will open 70.
lAoFfcw moru'ng. EX'ersiye prepara.
'ols have been III progress for several
weeks In placing the eIouuls in order
A number of improvements have been
made about the premises, including tLe
erection OF large auditorium. Man
prominent clerEynen Will attend
on August Bishop Weaver Of III. +.
o Church VII. be IN attendance, Tho.
Nay Pierce, OF Perces Business Coilags
fLi.adelpnia, vii! be one of the ass,st,.nt,
Vl H9sl.tal Day, Angust b.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

The Street md Fewer Department
held an adjourned session last night and
made the following awards for paving
streets.
William Simmons, paving streets with
ruOole stones At cents per foot; for setting
curb, at cents per foot; resetiiug curb,
ii cents per foot.
Davis y Brother, paving with belgian
bic cks al II cents per foot ana asphalt
blocks at Il ccuts per foot, grading and
paving side cutters at II ccnts per lineal
loot,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

The Reading railroad route to Atlanta
City has the ilcetest locomotive. aud aG
elegant cars that run to tie Jtrry t94h
Special fast express tIain leaves Ctes:lGi
street wharf Philadelphia al $3.50 n,
Sunday, on arrival OF boat leaving w
minRt0n ut O'CLOCK, returning ias' ,f,A
leaving Atlantic City at 4,i5I. H., Ccl.
meets with evening boat down, hJld
trip tickets from Chester & so.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

We ha We had a large sale
this season on Ladies' and
Children's h e atitc h c d
tlouncings. They are beau
tifully done in embroidery
and altogether very stylish
and elegant thin wear. We
have marked the whole line
down to p Ices that will clear
cut the balances in quick
time. They are AZ inches
long.
In .a1;aes
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

70, TtM.ILs Of Mrs, John McFarl!n,
TLo DIED in Illinois at Ler brother,s.
Isaac hetby, res iience, were brought
Ltfe 10 day, and inferred in the Whining.
ION ati BiandyWire cemetery. Fpueral
services Were Eeld in Asbury NJ. z.
ShNieh, o. which deceased was MON.
Yer Al one day, wien rcstd.ag in cur
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Joseph Pyle will deliver his third and
last lecture teore the Young Peop,e's
Association OF s.. Psul's NJ. E. Church
this evening, on Us recent Western trlp,
embracing a description Of tie tourney
from San Francisco to Yellowstone Park
Apd picture Of that famous place OF re-.
sort, These who have heard tie former
lectures will certainly be anxious TO listen
20 this one, and tie room will doubtess
be well tiled.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

The amusement season wi. he ,ltaa
at the Opera House on Saturday cNrti.g,
by the appearance OF W. = t'cyrlatii
magnificent llayerly's m4O,.a.u ala'
strels, consisting OF forty-siv i7lrnt COL
artists, gathered together irru. Al. 4gl'
ters OF the globe at d vrneey sun
Price,, 25e. Soc, 7je. ar! 81
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

~. In a Geue on the Nlr'h street 1t en-
wednesday s!trrnoOu me Noruipr ~
defeated the Liiie STAR ty a sore q. %
10 u, Tlo Morning Stars cAGlituct auy
cruz whose men5crs ave Gn,gcr IL vrn,s
.! age. james M:tiuwen, capt M.
III Cade street, between For, 1t nui
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
saA!uel Dever met with a serious aCcilenf
at the West Yard. He was on freigIt
TRAN tAAt Was moving at q moderate
rate OF speed and while attemntine ~
Eet oil lei. 10 the ground breaking bis
hip lie was taken to his home on JGs'
tison street below Front where he was At
" Palterson. ~ tteh-
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

II is no wonder that the Sheriff s''+
ing up the shoe stores In this town Is y
cause the Boston Branch Slice store, ~ ",
3 West Second street, is throwing v Y,
goods away. II Is no wonder they olsa
up SO many shoe stores, the way they " "
selling their goods. They vii! ho' !"
here long.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
and a lot OF remnants for
children at about one-thirt.
off.

You should compare our
Ladies' Muslin Underwe ar
with any you see-quality,
workmanship, price. Our
reduced lots will be Of in.
terest to you.
Night Gowns. IS cents.
Drawers, d cents.
Skirts, 80 cents.
We have about one dozen
little parasols for children
which we have sold for 81.
We have reduced them to
SO cents each.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

- me Democratic members Of CITY
.onlcl vii. hold CAUCUS during the
coming &C.. week to select successor TO j
". Sydon whose term as superintendent
2 !l lie ilre alarm telegraph expires next
thursday evening. The indications ara
That MI sydon who has proved a com.
peieIt oiiic!al will be re. elected,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

NEW YORK, July 3l.-lhg lumber
and Gas and Steam Filters Latorsn
Union of the United States anu Cabah
in session at Brooklyn, have vote! 70 80
err connection with the knights OF Latd
and establish an Independent H'sA6lp
ton. This is said to take 5000 msn'
bers from the knIghts Of LAh0r
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Aiuecow's, 7pT Shipley street. ct
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

:, Horace Greeley Knowles, tonsal to
Bordeaux, France, left at As u m tn.
DAY Tor view York, from whence he will
SAL on Monday for his post OF duty Thr
Consul Is determined, though youvg to
be anoug the most eincieu. federal otiiD
GERS. ''''-
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

l. W, S,idha5 * Son, auc,ioueeys
stld al public sG.eat Village Green, Pa
last Monday, Tor Il, l.. Roberfs cow
ii9m S95 to s9u; rTcr8se f1r ths 81 heal
W: The sale was well attended. 5 ycToi
o! the COWS CANE to tAis city. "'
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Ben]. David. one of the best known
and oldest farmers Of Thoroughfare
Neck, died Mt his residence near Collius'
Beach on Saturday last, eyed 81 years.
HIS wife, who was n sister of the la'e
Robert Derickson, and i've children sur.
vivc him.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
LOOK AT THE SLAUGHTER

Ladies' Opera Toe, worth 81, now
90 cents.
Lndics' Dongola Kid Button Shoe,
were g.. Is, now SIPS.
Ladies' French Kid, Button, were 81. so,
now eco
Ladies' High Cut Button Shoe, were
T. 30, now 81. 80.
-. 30, now fl25.
Ladies Eusset Oxford Shoes, were
tl,35, now 75 cents.
You will ind the greatest barcalns in
mems wear; you Will dnd mostly cyery-
thing you want. The entire stock must
go, ard what shall lie left at the last OF
the next month will he down iu the auc.
tiUn sale.
You know well II you go In another
shce store he is bound 10 make pruHt on
You, We guarantee you We are losing
80 per cent, as we are leaving town.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Embalmcd-only In your m9mory. We
are now 0nlld!ag a sixty-dollAr cigar
which We are retailing Tor cents apiece.
CuArMAS, 9TH and Orange Sta, 3 East
sd street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Tomorrow promises to he from cloudy
to clearing With continued show ers In
the Mildie states and near the lakes
elm'iai e.ni.t!ons VIII probably prevail
on Saturday followed by clearing,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
WM.B.SHARP &C.,.
Fourth and Market Streets.

! Everything from now on
is wool. Cotton must give
plaoe-Winter for Summer
in buying and we must
have room for the weIgh,ier
stuffs-thereiore an emphat-
ic reduction among all the
cotton and thin dress
fabrics.
French Satteens- the
handsomest and most ex-
elusive styles we have ever
had and which have been
selling all season for s. and
373 cents per yard are re-
duced to 10 cents per yard.
Finest American Sat.
teens in good styles and
nearly as fine as the French
in appearance, are all re
duced from IS cents to 10
cents.
Fine Wool Challls-|
About IL pieces, of elegant
designs in dark and light
colorings, are reduced from
50 cents TO Is cents.
Melange Challis-Mixed
grounds with neat figures
and tasty colorines are re-
duced from 81 TO Is cents,
and there's no better value
than right here.
Cream Mohair-fgured
IN sprays and leaves. We
have about seven pieces
which are reduced from rs
% Is cents.
Zephyr Ginghams-Ev.
Try lady knows Zephyr
systematically the most
ard desirable cot
on this season and the
tyles never as pretty. We :
ave thirty-six pieces which
We have reduced from IS
nd 30 cents to IS cents
Ter yard.
Satin Stripe Baiiste-
,rcam grounds in coral,
heat sheai and fern pat.
srns are all reduced to 8 e
ents per yard. c
Stripe O5gandies 49, In t
,lues, pinks and bluffs, are
II reduced from 25 cents to
5 cents.
Linen Lawns mostly
inks and bluffs, are all re-
uced from Is and 30 cents
D Is cents. L
Colored Satteens-all our 8
Ugh grade satteens and the /;
est assortment Of patterns ,
We ever had, Over 90 styles
nd commenced the sea-
on at Is cents, then l2i t
ents, are now reduced to |
cents per yard, and you'll
ave to he quick to get :
hem. J
Crinkles - All we have,
nd that's not many, are re,
uced fl ON 12a cents to
cents-about s styles fig
red.
ANY lady interested in
educed cottons and thin
Tess fabrics should visit ii
ur store early, as this Of.
erlng greatly exceeds any =:
re have made. You can !.
asllY afford to lay the !
Gods away at the prices. r
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Ine hhiser Dophiieu l"i 50
BERLIN, July S1.-EmpeFoE VIE. .'I
left Wilhelmshaven to-day for EhG.1I,
His Majesty was accompanied W
squadron Of war shipe. Aitsr lle w !.
plrture OF the Emperor the :Emp'eS "
turned to Berlin by railway.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Every day, salt oysters, clans AMI
crabs. spicer & EIclStl, BOG East Fourth
streL
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

The recent heavy rains have been worry
hard on the sewers but as far as known
the only one damaged 10 the inlet that is
being constructed at Tenth and Adams
streets, A portion OF the sidewalk on
Adams street has caved In while some of
the bed OF the street was washed Into the
hole.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

The Republicans Of First warl com.
nlttee VII meet tor speci-l purposes to-
morrow (Friday) evening at7 80 O'clock.
by order Of chairman.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Ing re" larbcr shop opened ye,terdoy
is a. Seventh al Monroe s,rect: V 80
seyenth AID Madison, a. stated In yrster'
days paper. IA S'sVer-
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Nathan Moore, Of Raymond's Neil
hsi n Yield of twetfy-tivr bushels n,
waea' FER acre from b., field, or an av.
eFsst OF twenty husi els from 60 aercss
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
Cruel Treatmen, of a unra.

q CORE polteut calls attention to the
treatment Of q loor lame horse by a msp
residing On Brown street, West Wiiair".
son ne thinis tAat the agent Of lilo
so9iety ioi Prevention Of Cruelty 10 AMI.
mails should look into the n at,er =
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Dev!led crabs, clans and oystcrs a
Ainscow's M Shiploy street,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

h} scr LID AN >pN-Iu Union Me
.Gioh oi ms ci,E,lt II a. IN. .Iuly JIst
"'N, Adam >teEglr, MIR George "
both ut tAi4 CITY. ''''
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Agents To sell goods OF merit on con
,nifsion are, are wanted to call alter 6 D. m.
at Nc. 1929 Poplar street. r ''
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

y ton best creamery butter, 800 rounds
Young chickens and ducks, at loves
n 4rket prices. sl!cer II BickA, Nc. 10;
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

The Goodman ". z. Sunday school OK
cursioned to Pennsgrovo this morning in
the steamer II. A. Haber. There was
water above as well as beneath the boat
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

$50. -.

z, nVeT5 day-,Eggs, pa les. apples, sweet
/. oi r,ai' cs5ha,e % dealers only. sp!esr
v tieke', 2aG East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01

Aptleby 10 daily receiving new Wy ~, ~,
straw at his market, tolth u MAJ"
street bridge. Telephone t7,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-01
BOSTON BRANCH,
No. 2 West Second St..
Wilmington, Del

Tlik STAIR OF DILAwAuF SIS.
20 tht SLurIn Ol New Castle County Greet
whereas, Mary L, sallows, by her n.ti,,o,
.,,'.i' 70 the judges OF our suncTlor touyt
't4i' l!td In the Office Of the rfulnt natnry
II, =, " the said court, and for I'M iouniy
% New tsstle, for the cause Of cStntiainI,
IfTe;h ALLEGED. has made RpplIcstiDa 10 "nS
1t.l VIZ, iha'a decree may he pron6Inced
I.tueLcr and her husband, Calvin -atInIss ~
-, We therelore, command You thai yon sum
iinVD taEFln Snllows, ST. That hu BE- and sbnrar
tsiore the Judges four said 90 ut al tbt ~, =.
Wtih thereof, 70 be held al Wumington an
monday The sixteenth day oil s"pteinbgr. 70
ihhNtI tue allegations OF the said nrIlii,,,ar
according 10 the Act Of Assembly III amen 80 u,
Made int provided. and also 10 10 Ana Ta.,lve
M.At thc said court shall there and thrn ,,,,r
snv L. concerning lin on tlis behalf as 10 Inc
.5Hrt ahail seem meet and Consistent viii liz liz
provisions Of the said Ac Of Assemhly -" "a nt
hlNr on then there this writ anu
illness The Honorable Joseph Il. Co,ueyvs
Esl., A. Wilmington, this 25tb Jay NJ Msssss
II, els6ttcA hundred aad tIghty.nils- n.
Issued July II. lS.g
GEO. A. MAXWELL. PROV,
me above Is a true copy OF the original VII,
now In my hands. iLVhN Hit WI"
JuIy H. 1850 Sheriff.
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