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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-03
Joking Over a Serious Subject.

Reporter = Here's n man with an
account oi the fight. Shall ptt n
slug head over it? "
Managing edltor-Doe, it amountto
much
Reporter Yes, one of them Wa.
k'lled. THIS man says they lit to
the death.
Managing e'lit nr-Then head it .Tha
survival of the t'iite~t umaI,,
World.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-03
A LONG BALLOON VOYAGE.
rfo'' King Will Keep Aaoat as Long as Pos
sible and Take Observations for His
Transatlantic Trip.
philadelphia Times. i

Prof. Samuel a. King. the aercnaut
is making preparations for long voy
age IN the clouds. lie is to leave tin
I earth at Atlanta. Ga, and keep anoa
as long as possible. Prof. King i
anxious to cross the Atlantic ocea.
with balloon. and the voyage whicl
he ~ to make from Atlanta is for tI,,
purpose of taking observations forus,
IN connection with his daring attempt
to sail to Europe in n balloon.
Editor Henry W. Grady. of the AT.
lanta Constitution, who believes that
a balloon can he sailed across the At
Iantic, Is interested in Prof. Kings
project, and is to pay all the expenses
ol the preliminary voyage under south
ern skies. Mr.. Grady believes that be-
fore trying the Transatlantic trim n
long voyage * invaluable. and the ar
rangements are now being considered
Tor "A trip IN the air that will he pro
lonsed ~ far as The capabilities Of the
balloon will permit.
Prof. King will attempt to make the
longest voyage ever made ~ n balloon
and also break the record for remain
''s ahoat Tie greatest length OF lime.
Two attempts to make long VOYAGES
started from 81 I,u;s n,,. .,..,,
hv 10 ,Io,,,,a;. va, '''''''
a.. ',.'" III ''''' a'i' the one
l.x~N "a. 4 -
y! WISE III io'' or 1873, that ended
III his death in one OF the great lakes
II. Louis has nrove,I ,o H..
.,l. =, w '"o ''r
''' sootii"eSt wind,
ana 'roi' kIns thinks that Atlanta is
more iavorably situated. The main
desire is IN m.t ,h.o,,,l.....,
and Atlanta beino oy., .,nn,.,iI.,r "''''
the sea. the ,.r;,I lii, IN y '''
snlen,,;J ,,n,a,.,,',;, WI, nave
Journey. which Prof k,,,, - III |
he the greatest in th. wn,,,, WI, WI,
carry with him Prof II ,lI.,. u VIZ
Of the signal s,ryice ,,,,I j, ,..,.,,.,'
Prof. King has tnnd. ,I,,,., ooo
voyapes in all ,,rt. af a.. ..-. 80
and his henri - nov, "a, ~, ,',''''d;s
he Ot her side of the AtI,n,;,. III
oon. IL j. nor vet tnoun S. - 10,
point ON the ocean no ,.;II go, 10, 10,
!, ln,,,,- !, 60, i' WI "S'rhi' biii
ected as fin. nl,,o az L., ~! "'
lir shin ON he, d,,;,,o ,,.,,,,,,,'. .'' NV
ID WIN lake SIo unu 80. -.
,ut the expedition. and tb. ,,,ou,,
will have to Ia, raised I,,.f,,,.,'.',, ',
enp, can lac u,,de p,,,r -, ~ ~
20 to Atlantic Citv in a ,..u, -, :"
'onfrr with n con,n,;t, ,a., -, ,,.''I :"
men. with the vir, nf h,,;,', -, LN''Im, Nv,
Don start ON the vov,"r fr"n, IT, ,he, Da'
liar Jersey r.sort ''' i''P
The aeronaut vnuld
rom n more SOM berlr nnimt hn, ,'n'u'n :
lot pae him. m. tilpn,;, ,;f,. -, = /" ~ ,
MI ,.n l,I;'',.. - II ,',' f" ''lN com
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-03
They Both Camped Out.

How lid YOU spend the la>t sun,
ma: asked one travelling man 4,
another whom lac had not seen I'D
some time.
"oh. had "a tine time. Never 81,
loyed myself more in my life.
What did YOU do"
Wa camping out among tl.e
Mort hefH lakr.. What did Won do =
i dli considerable camping o,t
myself.
w hereaboui -
"bn he front door step my vits
wouldn' lrt ne in. -'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-03
A Philanthropist

n TINS season of the year the riti-
zen whr throws ashes into hi. alley Is
called nuisance, while the citizen Vl,o
throws ashes on his front sidewalk +.
railc! "a uaIt4uihf1pi-f- =,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-03
The Ace Takes the Trick.

panIel-I am glad To see that VI
nri,ce ul sire, and play thc king.
The President - That's all rini,
Daniel, but Harrison has played -
are ff.s
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

Collector Mckee was at the tax ONCE
this forenoon, and Collector Dougheriy
still confined to his house with acute
rheumatism In his right shoulder and
side.
Mr. Mckee expressed himself to q rep
resentative OF the REPUBLICAN this fore
noon that he was extremely anxious that
tax payers should como and pay their
taxes while he Is in the Office ready to
receive them, aud he asked that we
would invite the people to come. In ac-
cordance with his request the invitation
Is hereby extended TO all property tax
payers and poll tax payers In the South
ern District to step up to Mr.. Mckee's
office aad pay their taxes. He will be
glad 10 meet all.
His hours are from 0 to II In The fore
noon and from 2 to 8 In the afternoon.
Property tax payers. yon can send In
your taxes, by an agent, your wife, your
children, anybody SO you but get your
taxes 10 the Office. Poll tax,pay err, you
| must go yourselves In person. No agent,
no wife, no child, nobody can take your
pittance to the tax office. You must lose
a halt day, a whole day or two days,
money aud time aud exhaust patience to
get your taxes paid. But no matter. Mr..
Mckee asks you to come. Then go and
lay them.
We do not know how to make the invi.
tation palmer or stronger TO suit Mr.. Nc
Kee. As a last word we say 90 and pay
your taxes. Go Go | Golil
Mr.. Mckee asked us this forenoon
what we thought OF man or set of men
who would send boys to the tax office not
OF age to Iersonate other men.
We asked If this had been done.
He said yes.
We asked the name of the person SC
sent.
He said Perkins.
Mr.. Mckee said he asked the boy hli
age AID he said he was II.
We asked; II he on your books.
He said: Somebody Of that name was
on his books but not his name.
We then taid 1t was an outrage, and
honest men would not do such things,
and we sad we would denoupce lteyerS-
where II 1t was purposely done.
The representative OF the REPUBLICAN
then started out TO silt the matter. He
first called at the Republican headquar-
tiers, Seventh AMI Market streets, where
the ward assessments could be seen.
There he learned that Albert Perkini
was regularly ASSESSED In the Fourti
warn, tnat ut uOH lives Win MS uOtllti
at No. POI West Filth street; that find.
ing he was assessed some persons out,
side brought him to tile headquarters
and he with others went to pay their taxes
He did not give his age and NOBODY
thought Of asking him his age. Ha,
there been any intention to cheat he woult
have been instructed what age to tell. Ii
the absruce OF this he went TO the col
lector and honestly told his age, II.
Tue reporter NEXT wcEt to No. 20
West Fifth street, where he saw Mira
Perkins, the nother OF the boy. sh
said he was but IL, but she said some
body outside came across him and toll
him lie was assessed, aud then took h1
10 pay his taxes Nobody ought 10
such thug, she said. but continuing sh
i said they ought not to have assessed hin
This is where the matter ended an
> nobody seemed to he guilty of an
wIoug. Fortunately Mr.. McKea IN
quired OF the boy his age and thereb
prevented an unintentiodal wrong.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19
THIRD EDITION.


After the excitement OF the night be-
fore tn re was q comparative lull In the
Municipal Court this morning. There
were but three cases.
Isaac Hayden, WAC spends at least ton
months out OF twelve In jail, was dis
charged from thai Institution on Satur-
day last, hut scarcely had he touched
Wilmington than he went of on another
spree. Ofilcer White came across him
last night At Front and French streets.
Isaac was not too drunk to show fight,
aud gave the officer considerable trouble.
Patrolman Cheairs and the patrol wagon
were called into requlsition and the irate
man was nippered aud taken to the hall.
He tried 10 kick the side out Of hts cell,
but did not succeed. He was fined $40
and costa
Patrick o'Connell removed to Curlett
street yesterday and "set up" those who
helped him TO move. Patrick took 90
much himself that he became bolster
ously drunk and attacked hs wife, To
whom he had been married but i've
months, and bis wife's brother. Officer
| Updyke was called In TO arrest Patrick,
and as a consequence he was landed In
the cells.
At the hearing this morning, MIRA. o.
/ Sohhtia bNINh1a thhibk tno booh pu tSai-
Ing anything against her dear husband.
A peremptory command made her take
the oath aud kiss the book had nothing Il
say against Patrick who was good hus
band aud was always kind 10 her, only
last night he got little of. The court
thought he got considerably of and nned
him IS aud costs.
Daniel 0'Leary and Thomas Carney
were arrested and arraigned on a charge
of irespassing upon the property o
Thomas Walsh, Nos. sos and COS Wesi
Front street, tenanted by up. Hall. i
seems that Walsh had been ordered b.
the Board OF Health TO abate the nuts
anee OF an overnowiug well. and had EN-
rloycd O'Leary and Carney to 90 upor
the premises aud dig a new well. Mr.
Hall protested aud ordered them OIL, ant
when they insisted on carrying out the OF
ders OF Walsh, Hall had them arreste'
for trespass. The court decided tina
Walsh had Q right to go upon hts ow
property 10 abate Q nuisance and dismiss
cd the charge against the defendsnts.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

David Cloud In company with two OF
our citizens visited the upper part OF our
county on the line OF the Northern rail-
road, en- Monday, on q cunning excur-
sion. The rain coming on they called at
the house OF Mr.. Barnes, and ON MIR.
Cloud tuning up his gun to allow the
water to run out OF the earrel, &c was dis.
charged, and the load passed through his
right ankle, making a terrible wound.
DIR. Joseph IL. Chandler, Of Centre
Vile, was Immediately sent for, and on
bis arrival lie dressed the wound aud
made Mr.. {. Es comfortable as possible,
after which he was conveyed TO thu
Homeopathic Hospital. After au ex
animation 1t was deemed best TO ainpu
tate the foot, and the operation wal
performed by DR.. Lewis W. Finn. Ii,
Failed after the foot had been removed
and hopes are entertained Of his recovery
Mr.. Cloud was fond o: cunning, AID hat
made arrangements 10 accompany Coun
Gilman Forrest, of this CITY, on a gunnini
excursion up tie Brandywine 10 day.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

There are now vacancies 10 the railway
mail service Of this s ate, aud as there
sro no names on the register of e.igibies
ar examination will be held at the peat
office In this city, commencing at Q
O'Clock In the morning on Friday, the
Goth instant Only legal residents OF
Delaware between the ages OF Is and 80
will b. admitted to the examination, ex-
cept that soldiers over IS years of age,
u discharged Tor disability contracted In
the line OF duty, may also be admitted
Application blanks and circular Of In.
structions may be obtained by writing tc
the Civn Service Com mission, Washing.
ton, d. q. The applications should b,
ii'e'i at the earliest practicable date, II
order that cards Of admission may b,
sent.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

PiTTsDuRo, Nov. lS.-A special 10 ,bi
Times from East Liverpool, Ohio, saysil
knowles, Taylor Il Knowles chIuil
works. the largest In the United States,
were totally destroyed by fire at o'clocEl
this evening. Tho loss will prohablj
reach tS00, 900; insurance not more than
5000 Several parties were injured
In escaping from the works.
The fire ~as started by an explosion 10
the packing rooms, which were nllcI
With straw. During the progress OF III,
fire the boilers burst, making a terrl6t
roar that could DO heard ltr mile. A
plumber was repairing leaking ga,
maip, when, IN somc manner, the escap
ing Ras ignited and another eKplosi0.
followed. The flames at once broke 0ui
and an elevator leading to the sixth storJ
furnished them Communication to ibd
upper part OF the mammoth structure.
To make the situation worse tho Wattil
supply was found TO be Inadequate.
The flames spread rapidly, ard IN ono
hours time the emil plant was destroy
ed. Several adjoining buildings weri
also caught In the flames and destroyed
Three hundred workmen will be throw
out Of employment. Several accident
are reported 70 have occurred. A work
man, by the name OF Nicholson, fell
through n skylight, breaking bis arm
and receiving internal Injuries. Several
other minor accidents are reported, a
many OF tho employees were compelled to
jump from the windows TO escape. II III,
nrm desires TO rebuild Il will take on
year to do SO. These works have been ID
operation about enc year, aud mada
what Ia known 40 Opaque china. II wai
much finer grade OF ware thin fornrJ
made. The manufacture Of this war;
had been made success .aiir nsld RI
able trouble. The nre occurred at thI
worst season for the firms business.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19
FIFTH edition


RIO DE JANEIRo, Nov. IA Of. r.,
ton. Dom fedFo apd the imperial IA.
LEFT yeiterday for Lisbon on Ii , c., 'aa
AlseoAs, which was escorted on ,b b,'a 81
lillian coast BY the Rlachpelo 3s ''A1
Senior Pairoelna has been lnn.,..
for conspiracy against the RepnhG. 'On'
The Governors named by tbs D..
slonai Government are all mili,a,v wv
The denomination adopted nv 4 ~ ~
eminent for the Republic is The i', ISl
States OF Brazil. Wv o."
The province OF Bahia has nro,,.,.
for the Republic. Peace and quia,a n' \
reigns. '''''ae'
The Republic Will allow be d,.
Emperor soo eontos de rels per aa gS
The five articles Of tue Goyernmsp, a
cree are: "
First. The Republic is proclslma,
Second. The Provinces OF BfazTI nni,,
BY federation, compose the United su,e
oil Brazil. ''A'e
Third. Each State will form lis ov,
local government. wv
Fourth. Etch State will send ,o,..
sentative to the Congress, which ", l r'O
vene shortly, and the final deei lon y
which the provisional government WI
await. wa
Fifth. Meantime tho Gov rnors Of I'M
States will adopt means to maintain o,,s
and protect the cItizens' rights.
Rio JANEIRo, Nov. lg.-Thc nj,
awoke on Friday to hear the Rembl
proclaimed. General Da Fonsec.l Sepa
Constant and others proceeded To Pslri
polls In the morning aud Informed n
Emperor that he had been dethroned,
Dom Pedro, supported by bis famn,
received the deputAtion with ab.olu,
composure. General Da Fonser1 W,
the spokesman. He said that Brazil Ia
advanced far enough in the path I
civilization to dispense with the MOI
The country, while grateful to tn
Emperor for his patriotic services wa
firmly resolved TO recognize only tie I,
public.
Dom Pedro made q dlgnIled reply n
declined 70 abdlcate, but said he woul
yield TO force.
Tho Imperial family were allowed on
hour 10 prepare for their departure, Ca
riages. escorted by soldiers, wero waitin
TO take thtm TO the outer harbor whel
man-oi-wvr was lying under steam.
The captain had been instructed to 50
40 soon az the Imperial family had Gu
barked' He had received sealed order
instructing him what route to take. II
supposed that Lisbon Is the destlnat!O
Of the weasel.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

The st. Sebastian, a q paddle W leel
steamboat for the jacksonville, Tampa *
Key West Railway of Florida, was sue.
cessiully launched from the Pussy &
Jones shipyards this forenoon ut Il mln.
utes before II o'clock. The st. Sebastian
is ore OF two boats building at these
yards Tor the same company. One "a TO
be used as day boat and the other as
night boat. The latter is tho larger OF
tie two, was launched this forenoon, is
$50 feet long, "a feet beam and AZ leet
depth OF hold. She will be driven by a
tandem compound engine, having cyln
ders IA aud 80 inches 10 diameter and 60
inches stroke of piston. Her two wheels
hung over the stern OH out.IiggeTs lsvel
with the main deck, will be fifteen feet in
diameter and eight feet face each.
The day boat Is 10 be called the st.
Augustine, and Is SO far on the way that
she will probably be launched the last OF
this month. She is but 10 feet long.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

The coming Kirmess, in behalf Of the
Delaware Hospital, promises to be one OF
the grandest entertainments held In Will
mington. Rohearsals ara held almost
every day in Webster's dancing academy.
The Tyrolean dance, chaperoned by MIRA.
DR.. Wales, promises to he unusually
| gay and attractive. The dance will conn
| prise IL young ladies and L. gentlemen
In Tyrolean costume and colors with
high Tyrolese hate. Tie following
ladies and gentlemen will compose tho
dance: Miss Belle Wales, Miss Lulie
johnson, Miss Matte Knowles, Miss
Daisy AtAlpine, Misc gu lie Leedham,
Miss Katie Pyle, Miss Mabel jackson,
Miss Sadie Dorsey, Miss Mary Thomas,
Miss Simpson and Miss Title jackson,
Messrs. Latlmor Tatnall, Thomas Dor
sey, Chauneey Holoomb, Evans, Palmer,
]. Shaw, Rogers, Albert Buck, Ralph
Stone, Bailey and Z. K. Cochran, Jr.
The swisS dance will be entirely COM
posed of ladies aud the SNOWFALL dance
will also only lave ladies. The first will
be chaperoned by Mrs. L. T. Candy and
the latter by Mrs. DIR. ID. w. Maui.
There will also be special dances by the
children, the roses and bees being sugges-
tive names, tie first being the girls and
the latter the boys.
The royal m ddles will be entirely per.
sonated by boys. and Mrs. 4. Quigley
will chaperone them. The booths will
be natural IN design; also the costumes
OF tie ladies'
The American booth Is under the man
agemtnt OF Mrs. L. T. Warner, Mrs.
Charles g. Rumford, Mrs. II. II. Carter,
Miss Candy, Miss Knight and Miss May
Warner.
Fhe gypsy tent will be In charge OF the
gypsy dancers, under their chaperon,
Mrs. j. T. Knowles.
The French booth will be managed by
Mrs. Willard Hall Porter and Mrs. Austin
Harrington. They will be assisted by the
French maids, Miss Sue Patterson, Mis-,
Belle Wales, Miss Mary Cooper, Miss
Elsie Candy, Miss Maud Wainwright and
Mics Maggie kNhardsnn.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

Master Richie Schwab celebrated BIZ
18th birthday st the residence of BIZ
grandmother, Susan J. Mclaughlin, 5ls
East Fourth street. There were present;
Master Harry Russell, Joseph Chappele,
Harry Cox, Author Grimes, Frank Finn,
Misses LOlo Cox. Ella Cox, sallle Chap
pelle, Emma Ammon, Lizzie Gallahef,
Emma Wilkinson aud Annie Summers.
They enjoyed themselves until lac
hour, when they all sat down to an clio.
giant repast. Richie 8. was the recipient
OF many presents. The party then hroks
up, wishing Master Schwab many pleas.
ant returns of the anniversary Of BIZ
birth.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

Mr.. Rothan, the Filth strict barber,
lett our city on Monday week li,i,
to meet bis mother In New York, who ID
expected to land at Castle Garden. Nj.
Mr.. Rothan says that he was ra,hei
meanly dealt with by bis creditors, as ID
did not intend TO run away from the cit.
but ell OF his creditors coming on him Al
once he was unable, through uniorseen
circumstances, to pay his few little bllli
but he Intended 10 pay everybody ever
cent he owed them II they had not been
In such q hurry TO close his shop up ana
sell him out lie visited our city Yestsr-
day to look up friend who Is trying 70
get matters Strengthened out so that Nj.
Rothan can continue business again. M.
X. Is looking very well and has his family
In Philadelphia. He had quite talk
with representative OF the REPuBlIeAs
and said the people OF Wilmington
would yet hear from him In relation 70
the way he was closed up by bis so-callsd
frlends.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1s-JefTerson
Davis was much worse to-day. He was
restless all last night and weak this
morning In consequence. A fever set
in early In the morning and ms tempera-
ture Toso to 1Ol. In the evening tine fe.
yer passed of, leaving him somewhat
better than he had been in the morning,
but worse as compared with yesterday.
M enc but the doctor his wife ard
Mrs. Fenuer, who Is assisting in nursing
him, were allowed to enter his room
Delegations from the Association OF the
Army of Tennes es and of Virginia and
a number of other leading citizens called
but were not allowed 10 see Mr.. Davis.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

For the ensuing year Y. w. c. T. Q.
has elected the following officers; Pr 81.
dent, Miss Mary II. Mather; vice-presi.
dents, Mts w. X. Crosby, Miss Cook,
Miss Watson, Miss buckingham, Miss
IIardcastlc. Miss McIear, Miss Cloud
Miss Hepbron, Miss Irwin, Miss Nellie
Gause, Mrs. janis Taylor, Miss CAV
throp, Mlss Annie llllles aud Mrs. d. II.
Corkian; treasurer, Miss Mary Cloud
recording secretary, Miss Josie b. Fogg
corr spending secretary, Miss Julia A.
Barr.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

Robert Mantell, the talented actor who
filled two engagements at our Opera
House last week, playing to crowded
houses, is advertised Tor h two weeks en-
gagement at the Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphis, commencing last evening
in that famous and enhancing play, the
"Cortcan Brothers," The play has beer
superbly mounted, and 1870 people will
be Oh the stage at one time. Whining
tonians should see 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

Tic assessment Of the borough of VIII
mington for the year 1925 contains the
names OF the following well known citi
zens and they are the only known sur
vvors of those assessed at that date, 10
1t Charles Camhy, ELI Crozier, Ezra
q mort, }. FCllmer, J. Ferris, j. brain,
samuel Newliu, Justph G. Seeds, Allan
Thompson. The three following named
are till alive: john Fullmer, Johu Fraim
and Joseph q. Seeds, and bid well to live
Tor several years 10 come.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

Over one hundred ladies and gentle
men visited the home of Sheriff A Hen
last evening, in order to congratulat
him on the occurrence Of the 56th ann-
versary OF his birth. After the usual
congratulations, there were music and
dancing, as many as sixty couples APP
pearing on the floor at one time. Re-
iresbments were served and all enjoyed
themselves very greatly.
AT a ssasonable hour the friends with
drew wishing the Sheriff many happy re-
turns OF the anniversary OF his birth and
hoping that his shadow may never grow
less.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

KANE-On the nth instant. Maggie C..
daughter of john and Mary kane age d
10 weeks,
RclatiV Is and friends are respectfully
invited t. attend her funcrpl from the
residence Other parents, NO. 1904 Lin
coin street, ON tuesday afternoon at >
O'Clock. Intcrmcnt at Cathedral GENE
terry.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the 18th in
slant, at Townsend, Del, Mary r., wife
of james L. Dickinson, and daughter
of Dudo and Rebecca Sparks,
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
SANERS.-On the 18th inst, james T.
. Saycrs. aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited To attend his funeral, from the
residence of his brother, No. $40 West
second street on Thursday morning, NJ
. o'clock. High Mass ut 81. Peters Pro
athcdral. Interncnt ut Cathedral
g Octery.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

The storm precluded very large at
tendance at the regular monthly meeting
of the Historical Society Last night.
Those present were: II. r. Bringhufst,
DR.. K. p. Johnson, DR.. W. +. Quinby,
Ellwood Garrett, Charles b. Lore, Esq /,
and James l.. Devon. The meeting was
organized by electing Ellwood Garrett
chairman and DR.. II. P. johnson secre.
tsry. Nothing but routine business was
transacted. The meeting adjourned 10
meet next Monday evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

When Christmas came with Its good
cheer, its iun and its merry making, we
u ed to deprecate lis cold, but that was
long ago, before The days OF DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Now II Ia very different.
A new era has dawned on rs, and great
and small, little ard tall, rneiiy men all,
are harry.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

The el.-edge boot and shoe store, N.F.
corner Second Gnd Orange streets, will
sell the entire stock OF boots and shoes
and best qualities OF rubber goods re
gardless OF cost, to close business We
also offer the store and dwelling for rent,
and the fixtures and household goods for
sale. Gilt-edge boot and shoe store,
northeast corner Second and Orange
streets, Wilmington, De-.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-19

Larry, son OF Timothy Ford OF KENNEL
Square, 10 now lying In Philadelphn,,
hospital in critical condition, the rosuls
OF cunning accident. Saturday be Ws
out bunting, and In getting over ienco
the gun went on and tore his arm 10
frightful manner. The limb was anpu.
ta.ed late Saturday night. Ford is aeoa'
20 years Of age and may not recover iIom
the effects Of the accident