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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-03-29
ALBERT BOWLING,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
G 4 s l. I'M e.,

TIME FARMERS FRIEND--the best and
L cheapest FERTI LIZER in the world for
Corn, Wheat, Grass and other farm crops
E1- Delivered in quantities to suit any
where along the line OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal between Washington and Seneca
at cents per bushel; above Seneca, s cents
per bnshel.
Va Office and Yard, corner 9th and
streets, Northwest,
jan Sly WASHINGTON, ID. g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-03-29

Trains where time "Da Daily Sunday On Sunday only
pasngrs points Of Gaihersburg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-03-29
WIN. SMITH,

Virginia Avenue and 9th Street, N W.
oct 27-tf WASHINGTON, D. @.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

So great has the fame of Mis-. Tboma,
Wier's spring at her country reeidence
on the Philadelphia pike near sbellroi
creek, become for its health giving oualj.
ties that visitors are coming Irorn far and
near to quail the clear iimp'd waters
Some carry the water away in bottle
and otlers take 1t away to Philadelpbla
and even faither in barrel.. DR.. But.
terworth, from Bradford. England, tray.
ee,lirg In Nebraska, came across DR..
stocki9rd in that State, who recon-
mendcd him to come east and drink
rleniifuliy OF the waters Of Mrs. Wier's
spring. de did as di ected, coming TO
fhiiadeiphia, paying almost daily visits
10 tile spring since March. On Tnurslav
last he called On Mrs. Vic, and inl lined
her that through drinking the water
from her celebrated spring he was en-
tirely cured OF the kidney disease with
which he was affected. Mrs. WIcr snvs
there Is hardly a day when psople do
not come sirgly, In couples and in
crowds TO drink ana Garry away water
from The spring.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12
Excursion to Bay Ridge, Thursday
August 10th,

The Htpa Hose, Hook and Ladde,
company of Newark, Del, will run M
first excursion to Bay Ridge, the eeie.
orated Chesapeake Bay resort, August 10,
leaving u. & o. market street station
wilmington, Del, at 6. 80 u, III. stopping
a. kianensi, Stanton, Newark. Barks.
aale and slngerly. Tickets Sl.50, ID. &,
Y. railroad to Canton and return, thence
Ny the splendid steamer Columbia, ca
Paclty $500 passengers, Canton to Bay
ridge and return. On this occasion
grand program has been arranged by the
Bay Ridge Company, CONSISTING Of new
ana original fireworks display on the
lake, representing the bombardment of
foit Sumpter, Charleston Harbor, s. G.,
with the great war ships discharging the
cannons, etc. A vivid and realistic rem
resentation OF the historic scenes enacted
at Ihe commencement OF the civil war.
ihls, with the delightful trip on the
chesapeake and the numerous other
amusements, will give all day of pleas
ure' Ray Ridge, as is well known to the
large number of p,rsons visiting It this
season, lar surpasses the attractions pro.
vlGcd by any other resort. There is ex-
eelient Grabbing, fishing, boating and sal
wa'er bathing. Fist class concerts bv
the celebrated naval academy band. *
magnificent dancing pavilion. An elec-
.ric railway around the shore and The
Iar est gravity railroad In the world.
ratronlze this excursion and be conyin- |
reu that Bay Ridge is the place to enjoy
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

These are three participlss of Englisl
grammar. They are also the tliee sue.
cessive conditions undergone every day,
every other day, or every third day, by
tne unhappy wretch needless enough ia
ailow Iever aud ague to fasten its clutch
upon him. No need OF it-nope Hos
letters Stomach Bitters will and does
preserve those who use it from every type
oil maiafial disease whether intermittent
OF bilious remittent. For nearly thirty.
hve years 1t has been a professionally re.
eognized specific for and preventive of
these tenacious maladi,s, not only on our
own soil, but in tropical and eguatorl i
lands where the scourge is prevalent at
an seasons anu In its worst forms. BIZ
lousness, dyspepsia, rheumatism. kidney
complaint, nervousness and debility arc
Il SO ailments 10 the complete removal of
which the bitters long since demonstra.
ted Its adequacy.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

During the week ending at noon las,
Saturday there were IA births, 8 marri.
ages and SO deaths reported to Registrar
Lee as having occurred in this city,
against Is births and u deaths Tor The
corresponding period of last year:
Causes Of death: Consumption cholera
infantum, enteritis, inanation, 8 each:
marasmus. 2 each; accident,
asthma, albuminuria, apoplexv, convul.
s:on', cerebro-spinal, meninei is congo :
dropsy. dlphtheria, jaund,ce, natural
causes, paralysis, Inenmt mia, scarlet
lever, typhoid lever, each.
, Ages OF deceased: Under year, l6;
from to 8, |; frcm 10 10 /; from 10 to
10, l; from Is to 20, .; from 20 to 80, 2:
from 30 to 30, s; from 40 to so, L; from
30 to 90, ]; from 60 to 70, 9; from 10 TO
50, 2; from 80 to 90, /.
There were coroner's cases and
ood!es were sent away for interme MT.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

COMMUNICATED,

Ihe arrest of Mr.. Pritchard for selling
pies yesterday at the BranJywine Summit
camp was rather stretch of authority nv
those having charge of the grounds. 1t
was no more harm to sell pies and cakes
10 lhe hungry multitude that attend The
camp than 1t was TO sell meal of VIC
tuals at the boarding tents or A feed of
oats for The hungry horses. The bread
and cake stand should be allowed to he
kept ofen on Sundays between preach
ing hours. The public necessity demands
II, and the cid blue stcck who control
THIS camp should see that the matter IA
tcmedied at the next camp. Mr.. Pritch-
ara was arrested and taken before Squire
Joseph shorllidee, at Corcordyille, who
after hearing the evidence of the consta.
Bile who made the arrest fined him n
and costs, being some $500 in all, and
thus The sauctity Of the Sabbath was up-
neiu' a VISITOR.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Last evenings Chester times Gays: TIL.
Soinipg colored woman vas at The
snAtu street Depot waiting for the Dbl
a%ate s",, ram. A girl was with her and
When the train arrived The woman who
appeared greatly excited, boarded the
ualn, forgetting to purchase her ticket or
nave her baggage checked. Alter the
tritin started she Glanced to tliuk of one
ON thing she had forgotten, and Thai
was the baby. She rushed to the tte
iear platform OF the rear car and wonIJ
GaVc jumped of had rot some of iha
pa sengers restrained her. As he train
was an accommodation the frantic wo.
man was able to leave 1t at Lamokia and
recover her child, "AN
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Mr., Thomas II. Buckley of No, 207
West Second street, past president of
Windsor Lodge, No. 32, Order sons of
N. Geo ge, has been a, pointed District
deputy Worthy Grand President of the
0roer ior the State of Delaware MIR,
buckley will be pleased to hear from any
gentleman who wishes to join the order.
wLich is composed of Englishmen, their
son sons and grandsoDs, wherever horn
llle order is social and beneficial, Nom.
oers arc provided with the services of a
nurse and cash allowance in case of sIrlf'
mss, and sufficient money is allowed 10
oury a member or his wife I'm case of
deatb. There are lodges in all the prin.
cipal cities IN the United States with n
Of about 10000.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12


terdae ine following games were played yes.
: Louisvile-LouIsville, Q: Athletic 10
bus, 4. ''' " eoiuni'
81. Louis-St Loui', IA; Brooklyn. 4.
Cincinnatl-Cinclnnatl, 3; Baltimore. 4.
ham, 9. ' u "or-
Ne"ark-Newark, 5; Hartford, 4.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
phia, ). n"aoei-
Chicago-Chicago, Z; Boston. O.
York, o. " new
ton, 2. - aehins-
ton, s. aening'
| bus /. '' " Noiuln-
pt. Louis-st. Louis, 4; BROOKLYN. 2.
iEoulsVllie-Louisvil!e o; Athletic. II.
r, 1.heIhnati-Cincinnati, 20; Baltt
MaT'isburg-Harrisburg, 3; Cor
Hazelton-Hazelton, 12;Norrlstowp,11
irn.,,I. n.orklYork, 6; Cuban Giants, q. (N
York-York, 2; Cuban Giants 6.
Lowell-Worces'er, 3; Lowell. ,
ark, 6. A'en' u New
hhariord.Hartford, 8; Norwalk, 4.
Detroit-Dctroit, 8; Buffalo. 1.
London-London, &; Toronto 4
hamilton Hamilton, 10; Syracuse. A.
Ioledo-Toledo, 2; Rochester. Il.
Cape May-Cape May, s; Bergen
IN Inc ihilies play In Chicago TODAY
place. "'u III iourth
yesterday s"eiinee
batting streak. UP ui'
Siehents must not be in good condi.
ION, according 10 all reports.
,,i, nahloh has outstripped Sunday as
n,snurg leading base stealer,
4. Myers is playing quiet but yery re-
iaUte ~, game ior the Phillies at second.
athietics may give young Ander-
lin. ieieases
Nagle, the Omaha catcher, 1. loominc
world. 'Ne pasepali
raatz. OF the Cleveland Club. ha,
naue but three errors in the last thirtv-
me Bear heaters" are slowly drop.
ing and The Bo,tonians have. OF course
egun to Kick. 'so'
diasscock says the Hcosiers have tha
&c field. eJ ~ on
Inc i'rowns Just pulverized Brooklvn
sstefuay, and now you can see which
az the wind blows.
4 me A Athietic Club will run up against
. louisville Colouels again TO-DAY Nc
avon VIII probably pitch.
Mahager sharsig is said to be watch
< very carefully the brilliant record Of
~, the piteher of the Cape NAV Club'
hiiroy is practlcing his balk move.
eht with great deal of success aeainsr
: a ssociation clubs, and bluff, ali the
Evansville, dn after sending Bill Gleason
w advance, concluded that he was foo
'w ior the Interstate League and
RED MIN to stay In st. Louis.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

His description of John the panus
,ho uis pieacping is vigorous and catcher
M 1ne attention OF lis audience at once
Inc gospel Of jesus Christ as a mora nora
force Is Els theme. Iilustrat,ons az "Vrs ar.
a,oa, 1rSw1 TAT az length fcm nature and be
intaiidorces mai iorces' lie argued physlcal aiit
satisfy the immortal soul and unirv i i
with God. The spirit OF God and nj,
woTd are needed apd given.
Inc speakers points also embrace IN,
GOSPEL as a radical and shining force and
uhcompromisln, The gospel REQUIRES n
complete surrender and that the roots n,
ihiq,iity be eradicated. We need pot be
ANXIOUS about Mormorism. drunken
heSs, eic., ior the gospel axe Is laid to The
iog,s OF the giant trees of iniquity.
inS obstruction precedes a new
CROWN. Where there is such an OUTLAY
there should be some return.
me late OF those who refuse TO repeut
UioslbS with an address 10 the uncon-
veI,eu. lhe preachers logic is vigorous
and powerful
a number came forward for conversion
whiie prayer and singing ssrylce Was
he,a 10 conclude "Big Sunday"
rive hundred and ffty-,hree carriape
~, Vi the ciass paid Tor were issued
mere are about SGG tickets 10 ienters and
nemoers, many Of which were used
Yesterday, an increase In the number.
whlie ,'l,, the outside teams, 1t is estimated
mni g pfing the whole number up to about
one thousand.
SIX hundred persons were accommo-
uateu ,ad on Sunday at Union board ipp tent.
~ dVg at SLOAN, 300 at st. PauPs, aid SD
ae @ @Drahdywihe. AS result the mana.
gers were happy.
notwithstanding the crowd very few
avciuerts Happened, although two or
,l tnree persons narrowly escaped being
nIehed with horses hitched near the
a dearborn driven by two horses ran
lnto buggy on the road, a short dIs.
slnc- south OF Johnson's Corner. On
sunday morning, and completely disbcd
'he oil the hiLd wheels, bat luckily mo
person was injured, although the vouno
nan and his lady were let down in tbe
oad, and forced TO go some distance be.
ore they could proceed to the camp, The
'ther rarty did not stop or make apv
'roier OF all, although he was Justly
liable to damages. ''
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

quite an excitement was kicked up n
the corner OF Fifth atd Madison streets
on Saturday evening about O'Clock. Ii,
some elk or seven young men, who com,
menced II regular catch-as-you-can-h
of-kick fight. For a time it looked as Il
the ALTAR would be serious, but after lots
oil swearing and shaking of fists under
each others noses the combatants were
pac lied; but few bloss were struck. The
mili drew a arge crowd, aud was rather
a oisaracetul affair.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12
Street aud sewer Directors.

Alter the meeting and the rctIon
taken by the City Council on Friday
night there was No more trouble on Sat
urday in getting the Si20, coo cbecl,
Gdshed. AS soon as the Union National
Bank opened at o O'Clock BENJAMIN
/ n Nields, ESQ, president OF the Sccnritv
liust and Safe Deposit COMPANY. tcok
The check 10 the bank and Il was
/ promptly paii, together with SS1 Or
crued interest and The C ST OF uroiest
amounting in all 10 {l2u,Oe2 IS AZ
soon as the check was paid the Street
and Fewer Directors held special meet
ing ana drew checks for work and ma
teiial amounting to about SEQ. 900 after
which the directors adjourned. Tho
directors oi tie Street and Sewer Com
mission are pleased over the outcome NJ |
the light. 1t turned out yely d tIrrentiv
rom what ttey eypectei. Mr.. Carmen.
yer never dreamed Ct the Union bark
Ieiusing TO pay the check. but he
thought that The City Council would oct
cut an injunction restraining On, her
Dhhby from paying IT, and that Council
would then contest Iha validity OF tba
- street rider in tie courts. Neither
ulu Tue Security Trust and Safe Deposit
ompany ever intenl to bring suit 10 re.
rover the amount OF the check, The
street and Sewer Department had the
right 10 deposit its check where II
pleased aud the bank where It was de.
'os,tei was compelled to receive and
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

The item which appeared in yesterdays
otsr ABOUT = fight in Hasson & Kane,s
sai9oh, on Market street above Eighth, is
salu py the proprietors to be untrue, and
.ney assert that there was no disturbance
haa ,u ane place. This saloon has always
o,,n oEeh one oi the best and quetest in this
MeSsrs. Hass Ii & Kane to keep it SO, y
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Inis is beyond question the most sue
cessiul Cough Medicine we have ever
soiu, lew doses invariably cure the
worst cases Of Cough, Croup. ami
bronchitis, while its wonderful success in
tne cure OF Consumption Is without a
parallel IN the history of medicine, Since
lIS nrst discovery it has been sod on a
sua'@n%e, eina test which no other mcdi-
eine 81 can stand. Ii you have a Cough
cents, 80 cents, and 81. If your I,npgS
are sore, Chest or Back lame use Shi9
Ions Porous Plaster N. b, Danforth
second and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

JOANNA HEIGHTS, Aug. 1l.-This was
a. pig day at the camp meeting here.
The beautiful weather brought out bun.
dreds from the surrounding neirhbor-
mood. Usual Sunday services were held
and the auditorium capable of seating
200 people, was dedi, ated. Rev. Dr'
iiargis, of Philadelphia, delivered The
cedieatory sermon. The camp meeting
VIII close on Monday evening Besldes
the sermons, prayer and praise services
aud chl!dren's church were held,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12
The Greatest of the Season

The fist grand moonlight excursion of
The Ast'osomy Cub, which takes place
next Saturday night, will be the greatest
gwen this teason. II will take place on
the steamer Wilmington ard will pro-
ceei to Augustine Fier, where dancing
VIII be continued until l2 o'clock, when
lEe boat starts for this city. All those
VINO attend are assured OF good time
as during he trip the in.erc,iing ones
iion, Does the morning star move, "will
be thoroughly discussed by the members.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12


Mr.. Charles L. Griffith. writing fro,n
London under date OF July 2s.h, SAYS: /
met Lew q. Bird, Esq, and wife IN Ed
inbureh last Thursday. They were on
their way TO the English lakes. / had
quite talk with them. They are Iook-
ing well aud having reat time. IFA.
pept to meet them in Paris. He wsV Yin
Giasgow on the Goth, and had a yerv
delightful trip through that par, of tto
county Wishing Edinburgh, Loch 10.
mond, Loeb katrire, The Trossochs, LIyI
egrpool, Ches Ter, Rugby, and arrived in
London on Friday evening. He also saw
we sne hopiilty OF England end Scotland !sthe
hihg OF Denmark, the Shah OF, Persia
MI ana Mrs. Gladstone, and hosts Of
olntr prominent people, A visit was bafd,
10 the Royal Gardens, thsJ Buckin CHAM
Palace, Westminster Ably: also tool,
several drives on the Thames sffTde parL
anu indeed saw much OF the greatest OF
ail cities of he world. "See iio1ne and
uie, should be transposcd into SEQ 'on.
uoh anu live" The hotel Victoria dn
northumberland avenu", is gorpcons
U, ins built OF white stone 1t Is poDular
WIN Americans. never saw a hand. !
s. tner place than this for a hotel. It's |
uagnitcoEt We expect to be in "paree1 |
next week, and expect to take in tbr ~.
pcSllion before writing again.
q, ne passage over was rather mild ami |
MI Griilith did not experience any hal
fHects Known as sea 5 cliness. IL took
leafIy Twelve days u 30 over.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

AT arcsuar stated meeting of Diamond
STATE Division, No. 3I2, brotherhood Of
locomotive Engineers, held Yesterday
afternoon, the following officers were
elected; G. f., William II. Redmile:
+. E., John o'NeiI; S. f., Frank Brick'
Icy; +; A, E., Edrar Cornelius; s. A. D..
John Parsons; T.. A. E., James Rallan,
tine; Chaplain James Ingle; Guide.
hehry Hickman. N. l.. Henderson, Jr,,
was elected delegate to the conyentit n
October 16, 1859. WINS
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

LEwES, Aug, 12.-The Baltimore and
Delaware Bay Klilroad Company's long
pier at Bombay Hook was finished on Sal
urday, and trains will be ruu over the
new route this week. Similar terminal
iac Mites baye been constructed mt Bay
Slde, on The opposite New Jersey shore,
aId transfer barge capable of carving
seventeen loaded iraight cars has arrived
at Bombay Hook.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

a colored excursion train lett PhladeI.
phia last evening, bound for MarvIel
camp camp meeting, which, upon reac i:nr
Onester, was boarded by fifty colored neT,
sons without tickets and who refnsed
10 pay their fare. When the train arrivsd
at thc station in this city 1t was stoppeI
Dy order OF the railroad officials and had
until the fares were paid. '' N''u
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

on Saturday evening while the steam.
er Wy oi Chesto- was on her last trim
rom Philadelphia to this city her pra,
peller struck log WHEN ju,t below
Chester and broke off oce of the blades
she however managed to reach this cItv
anu this morning was hauled on the M
rine railway at Moors's shipyard where
IGe necessary repairs will be made. Her
pI&ce on the line was taken by the steq m.
er wilmington, and consequently there
city. -0n th'S
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Natures own true laxative. II ia the
most easily taken and tie most edecttye
remedy known 10 cleanse the system whes
biiious or costiye; to dispel headaches,
colds &nd levers; to cure habitual costIvc,
u'ss,, indigestion, piles, etc. Manufac-
tuied only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San francisco, Cal. All drug
slst'. N. b. Daniorth, Second and Mar
ket, Wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Another disgraceful fracas took place
Oh Saturday evening at Sixth and Wal.
nut streets between several colored MIN,
VINO almost nightly break the peace in
mat neighborhood. During the free and
Tor all corners one man was ksocked
dowr, and the others amused themselves
oy trampling on him and kicking him in
4 brutal manner, -
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Bishop Coleman oiIlciated at Calvary
4. f. Cfurch all of yesterday. The con,
IregAlions We're large at each service
that in the morning beirg one OF the
largest that ever assembled IN the church
The Bishop preached an able sermon at
1850 a. M, and at 2 O'clock in the alter.
neon publicly catechised the child en- in
the Sabbath School. AT 6.J5 O'Clock
evening song was celebrated. Tie R!sbop
Sunday. NeAs
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Why do so many people we see around
us seem TO prefer TO suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, ConstIpat;on
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming nm
OF the Food, Yellow Skin, when for X
cents We will sell them shiloh's system
nitalizer, guaranteed to cure them. N
D. Dan!orth, wholesale and retail agent,
second and Msrket streets, Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Yes crdAy Park Guard Guinea saw
young man named Samuel Blacksen cut.
ting his name into tree in the brandy
Wine Park. He was very mu surprised
al thc sudden onslaught OF the officer,
ana accompanied him TO the police sta
hon. 1Lis morning he was taken before
squire Monaghan, wte.e he was fined
SlO al costs.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

PuRyls, Miss, Aug. II 1t is stated
That indictments will be found against
hilr4in, Muldoon, C,eary, Johnson
Mitchell, Dennis Butler, the two Mir.
phys, bottle holders wakely, Stevenson
ana Barnett, and officers W ii then he Sent
TO bling the accused back for trial. The
special term for the trial of those WHO
have already waived examination and are
out on bali will begin ,o-morioy,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Are Important problems, the former dc.
pendi' & greatly on the latter. Every one
Is familiar with the healthy properties OF
run, ana no one can alto to be sick
ana miserable while the pleasant Callfor-
q sia concentrated liquid fruit remedy,
syrup OF Figs, may be had OF our enter.
prisi,g druggists. n. b. Dauforth, Second
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Do not forget the first annual excursion
OF the Eighth Ward Republican Club to
Ausust ne fier, OH Wednesday, August
III. Boat leaves Fourth street wharf nj \
Il. M, aLd p. IN. sharp. The following
weIl-known gentlemen will deliver adj,
dresses during The day: II. c. Conrnd.
nsl'. Is. +. jackson, T. Eden Bach, Geo
w. Roberts and Hugh Brown.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

N. Dushane Cloward has determined
TO resign as president of the Choral Club.
and meeting will be held In a shot
Time, at which the resignation will be
presented. 1t is thought probable that
the club will disband, az 1t seems impoc-
sibie to secure hall for the purpose of
giving operate performances.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

| ,Tne cheapest hat house In tho elf,
humford Bros. a04 Market street.
lce-cold oysters at Fullmer's.
Deviied and siewed crabs at Fullmer's,
Clam soup 1T Fulllncr's.
turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Chicken and lobster salad al Fullmer,s
Roast dinners speciality at Fullner's.
Meals al all hours at Fullmer's.
Try Bush's coal, YOU will like IL,
American Laundry, COZ West Front,..
Try Bush's coal; you will surely likes.
Cupping and leeching, le3 Z. second,t.
fine ID *. Rings at Hani's, Is r. 4th stroa,
FRANK hooD Smith. druggist, 5th and Kin,
,Snirts, l0c.; collare aud cuffs, 90. each. Civ
S'1an IAN laundry, 9th ami Shipley streets,
uyVs. u. Grecnman & Son, 4lT KlEx street
prices. '' ~ ieuuceu
A general reduction I'm wall papers and win.
NV wpsna snaues At Jos. h. Greenman 4 Son. All
II II you want cheap picture frames go TO @,
n. baugn, HJi W est second street Ihaye mo
yourselves. ~ wv ''i
hoss, 2lO VI ct street. has the largest and
cntapest stoc OF hats, white shirts under
and see him. ' "N N4'h' Vail
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

The steamer Republic is crowded every
day with passengers for Cape Nav, and
Yesterday the boat had fully as many as
The law allows it 10 carry. A trln to
Cape May is one Of the most pleasant on
the river and bay, and as all the passcn.
gers arc well cared Tor by Capt. Lsckey
tine boat Is deservedly popular
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Steward & Chandler sell the best and
eieanest coal in this market at lowest
prices, and now is the time to put in
your winter orders. Try our old wheat
hour 1t is very Lice also all kinds of feed,
nay anu straw, loose or bailed. PhoI G
llo south side Marke. street, bridge.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

Alfred Fl. Bealc, who had his right
hand mashed at Peryyiile somo four
weeks ago, returns thanks TO his fellow
employees at the p, w. ~ d. shops in
this city, who contributed on Saturday
last to make up sun equal to his pay
for tic past two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-12

me eolored camp meeting, which has
oeen III progress for the past two weeks
AZ toe Union street grove, closed i, +
night, and the tents were removed ibis
IN oining' Services were held ali dav
yesterday, but the attendance was small
whi es. f' "eio