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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-12-25
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-11-27

Prof Herman brueAnar, teacher
III tho Conservatory Of Music, Sieax
CITY, wi.i JIG III Tic city one day III
eeery week to give lessons On the
violin, Terms reasonable. Every
two weeks tic Professor wili give a
dau@e
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-11-27

II yol ore sHa King With wook Or
inaafnel eyes, o. grann.atea ~ etids
yon ran he oare3 by using On I II.
t~ffi.7sn's a'E@1 leriilg salve.
For salc AZ Gos}s drag store.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

The only Temperance Biilm known.
stimulates Tho Brain and quI,ts Ii, Heres, r,su
l.t'' tho Bowels and produces 4 perfect blood
circulation which d sure to restore p,h.s
health
GEO. ". DAVIS, oflos BAronne St. new
Orleans, La, writes under date May 2oth,
isos, as follows ~ havs been going 10 the
Hot Sprinss. ARK, fer fifteen years for an
itching humor in my blood. I have iugt
used three bottles OF Vinegar Blttsrs. and II
has done me more good than the Sprinxa il
10 the best medicine made"
New YORK, rays: Have not besn without
VINEGAR Bltters for the past twelve years
consider 1t whole medicine chest Ia my
family"
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
FIFTH edition
Sale Of Ronds and S,n-i- :

Tho executors sale of theIocal In, 4,
and stocks OF May x. Pussy Jsoo Uoni'
were sold at L. w. stldhr m K sop,, A s',i
tion rooms, at IL O'clock TIL, totrnn's
BY Edward Bette, trustee aud eyso", u
Tor the deceased. The sale was attends,
q large number of the wealthy n,,l
Wilmington aud the bidding was .nI ," "
aud lively aud the prices received v o.i
amazingly high. The 70 lowing Ar, s,,r s
OF the prices received; ''u''
No L. Certificate for $l5OO q ,ercon,
Ct'y loan due January /, 1870 10 r ~
X. Sutton for 81. G29z. %"
No. 2. Certificate for SiiJ. s.,oa :.
the same for 81 OPS. '' "
No. 3. Certificate for 81 .Orl
cent. Wilmington City Losn' dino I XII
LIST. 1891, to Thomas Davis, Tor 81 0i,% NY
No. 4. Certificate Tor $1,000, .a,ns e.,
same per cent, due July Let lsgl, 10 Al
fred s. Elliott Tor 81. O5ss, " 40
No. 5. Two $1,000 coupon, 6 Der res.
londs OF the delaware Railroad Co. d,,s
July lst, 1895, and convertible into .tocs
OF the company, to Joteph Ocheltrle d,
the McComb's estate for sl.2jl..
No. .. Certificate for SlOiU. ne,
cent. Loan OF the Chester Greek RalL
rOau So.t uue January lat. lDu3, 10 a.
ward I. Bellah for 81 ~.
No. z Certificate for 500, per cen,
same loan, due same date, to Edward +
Beliah for Sl.l7.
No, s. IA shares of Wilmington Co,l
Gas Co. stock to Edward Bringhur.t for
No. 0. 296 shares OF stock Of lhe Della.
ware Railroad Co., 80 shares to Thomas
Jackson for S3l1S, and 2i6 shares 10 A.
s. Elliott for $31.
No. 10. 90 shares OF Farmers Bank Of
Delaware at New Castle to X. r. Robin.
son & Co. for $685..
No. IL. 10 shares OF Farmers' Bank 4.
Dover 10 r. X. Robinson 81 Co. for tGll,.
No. IL. shares stock of National
Bank OF Wilmington u Brandywlne to
Mr.. Lyman for 800.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

AIRY.

The southwest port AIRY.
sage factory, in Mo- on Of Clark's sau
hieh. was crushed Itreal, three storle,
the weight Of suo' an on Wednesday b,
Harding and Ks upon the roof Ellis
the ruin under 70 Byrue we're buried Ii
we're unconsc' two large iron tanks, and
Ire dangero' .ous when taken out Both
Emmar Lsly, II not fatally, injured.
sister, 81 !. Day, aged 10 years, and her
been a. enrietta Frances, aged 10, have
for II rested in Summit, New Jersey,
the Icendiarism. They confessed that
81 I not only caused the recent fire in
Lmmit, but had also caused those at
riainueld, for which William Van Ness
tiary. ~ p'-'''"
Rev. DR.. Edward Btecher, aged So
years, brother OF the late Henry Ward
Beecher, fell beneath a train In BROOKLYN.
N. T., last night, aud had hIs left leg run
over and crushed. Dr. Beecher was e
turning from Parkville, where he ia pas
tor of a church, and IN alightlng before
the train stopped made msstep.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
DIED.

HAINEswoRTH. = on April >, lSSJ
Sarah A. liainesw ORTIZ aged GS years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend the funeral from her late rest,
dencr, GIT West seventh street, on Fri
day, 9th inst at . o'clock, y. M. Inter.
mont at Rivcryiew.
ROBlNSON.-On April ., 1881, Thomas
L. Robinson aged n years.
Relatives and friends are spcctfully
invited TO attond the funeral from his
late residence, No. 2E West Fourth
street, on Friday April 9TH, ut O'Clock
p. IN. Interment ut RiVrrview Gene
tory. I
KING.-m Philadelphia, on the LIST inst.
John King. aged so years, formerly OF
Newport, Del.
Relatives and friends aud Mechanics
Lodge, No. 4, /. %. %. T., OF Wilmington
are respectfully invited to attend hi,
| funeral from his lnte residence ON Fri
day afternoon at o'clock. lntcrmcnl
at Mt. Moriah cemetery.
i CLISCII.-Ou the 4th inst, Thomas. in
! ftnt son OF Thomas and Mary Clinch
! aged four months.
! Relatives and friends are respectful,
invited to attend the funeral from thu
| residence of his parents, No. lbs fOplit
/ street, on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock
4 Intcrmcnt at New Cathedral cemetery
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

Trinity Parish having sold a slice Of
the old Swedes' Cemetery to the F., W.
& B. Railroad Company, and having re-
ceived the money, need an order from tho
parishoners to decide what 10 do with it.,
and have Issued the following noticei
"The members Of Trinity Parish, legally
entitled to vote, are hereby notified to
meet at the yestry room on Adams street
on Monday, April 8, at 5.i5 O'Clock, to
vote for the approval or disapprovAl of
resolution Of the vestry, placing In the
hands OF the trustees of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the Diocese Of Della
ware the money received for the sale OF
the ground to the p, W. & B. Railroad,
to be kept as a permanent fund for the
maintenance OF the Holy Trinity Church,
Old Swedes, Its churchyard and divine
services in the said church"
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

Alexander Irwin and Mis- Annie KEEL
leg were married at st. Peters X. c. Pro
Cathedral Inst evening by Rev. j. A.
Lyons. Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was held at the re dence OF
the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Michael Doherty,
DuPont's Banks. A large number Of use
tul and handsome presents were received.
Refreshments were served. among those
present were; Misses Ella K9llg, Mary
Murphy, Madge Newell, Mary Harklus,
Julia Casey, Belle Braiier, Belle Denui.
son, Mrs. Cassie Buchanan, Matte Buch.
anan, Cassie McVey, Lizzie Kelly, Mary
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Doherty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Woodward,
James DeDnisOn, Joseph Kaine, Robert
DsVinney, J. Is. Ward, William Ogle,
Martin Newe l, Hugh Ward, Jr
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

These, II existent IN a natural quantity,
and unvitiated by bile, play their part IA
the functions OF digestion aud assiInla-
tion. But the artificial acid resulung
from the inability OF the stomach to con
vert food received by II into sustenauce,
is the producer of flatulence and heart
burn, which are the most haEassins
symptoms Of dyspepsia. The best car
minative is Hostetier's Stomach Bltter4
Far more effective is It than carbonate Of
soda, magnesia or other alkaline salts.
These invariably weaken the stomach
without producing permanent benefit.
No man or woman Ohronically dyspeptlo,
and consequently nervous, can be In pos.
session OF tho full measure of viRor allow.
ed by nature. Therefore, invigorate aud
regulate the system, and by 30 doing
protect It from malaria, rheumatism and
other serious maladiea.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
THIRD EDITION.
Tho Late john r. Williamson.

The remains Of the Rev. John Fletcher
Williamson were inferred in the old
Methodist cemetery at Newark, Della
ware, yesterday afternoon, the funeral
services being held at the house. By the
express wish OF the deceased the Rev.
W. L. Bowel aud Rev. T. Snowden
Thomas conducted the funeral services,
the Rev. N. M. Browne, pastor Of the NJ.
z. Church OF which the deceased was u
member, aud the Rev. j. y. Malone, of
the Presbyterian Church, assisting In the
servicts. The attendance ut the funeral
was very large, including many OF the
leading men OF the county. Among
them were Governor Biggs, Senator Hig-
gins, John A. Reynolds OF Middletown,
Rev. T. IA. Haynes, former pastor, Rev.
w. l.. 4. Murray and a general turnout
OF the citizeas of Newark, including the
faculty and students oil Delaware Col
lege.
John F. Williamson, In mental ability
aud those characters wh.ch 20 TO make
up a pol feet man, was las above the
average. Had he received a thorough
classical education in his younger years,
he might have acted in higher sphere OF
usefulness, though he mi,,ht not have
,done,so much good as In the course that
marked his life. He was born In Cecil
hOOunLyt nlu.t mAENu ONti, 1910, Wh@io hiH
early lie was spent upon a farm, and the
public schools OF those days afforded him
his only education. In iS46 he removed
70 Newark aad entered into meichRp.,, ia
ing, in which he prospered, and 1eean,
the leading merchant in that town.
In early life he wac c, inverted ant
joine the NJ. K. Church, and Away
liv, ID q life OF exemplary piety. In lS1,
the Republicans ., New Castle COUNTY
were successful, aud Mr.. Williamson wal
ele,t,d to he lower House of the egisla
ture, and In 1869 the Republicans wer,
again successful and elected HIM to th,
nate, OF which he was member foul
yeIs.
de was frequently importuned to be-
come the candidate of his party for Gov
ernor Of the State, but lie as often de-
cllned the proficred hji or Having been
leader aud exlorter III the charch for
may years, In 1873 he was licensed to
preach, and his sermons usually ranked
In merit with those OF the reg ular preach
trs In 1876 he was elected lay dele
gate TO the General Conference and took
leading part in the debates OF that body.
He was also q member of the board
OF managers of Delaware College, POSI-
tlon which he filled with rare ability uu II
his death. 1t can be said of him that
coed man has departed and his loss will
be felt by many who have enjoyed his
hospitality and looked to him Tor counsel
and sdyiee.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
Quarterly Mortuary Report.

Mortuary report of the City OF wa.
mington for the quarter ending March
Slst, 1850, compiled from the weekly 70
ports published.
Total deaths for the quarter ending
March 81, 1889, 276; total deaths FIR The
corresponding quarter of lsss, 2sli de-
crease, 8.
Births for the same quarter, 1ss1, 9Gi;
Tor the corresponding quarter, 1855, 2G5;
increase, 96.
Marriages reported: White, 10y; col
ored, 20.
some diseases; Consumption, 50, pneu.
mona, %; Group. s; typhoid fever a;
dipbtheria, 8; scarlet fever, 3.
We may expect pneumonia to continue
until the summer months dries up damp
houses and wet cellars. Carecssness
causes pneumonia 10 appear every spring.
4. b. FRAZER, See OF =. Is, Of Il.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

Thomas l.. Robinson died at his late
residence, Ne. 223 West Fourth street,
on Tuesday last, in the 37th year OF his
age, of consumption He leaves wife,
daughter OF Thomas d. Gibson, anu Thu &c
children. Mr.. Robinson few years ago
was county assessor of the northern dis
trict OF Wilmington. OF late years hI.
health failed him, and he kept an leo
cream and cake stand In the BrandyWlne
Park, at the mouth Of Rlttlesnake run
during the summer and early fall month";
He was of genial, friendly turn OF mind,
and had hosts of friends. His remains
will be Inferred In Riverview Cemetery
on Friday afternoon. Services at tho
house at 2 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

LONDON, April 3.-when the Parnell
Commission met this morning Sir Charlei
Russell resumed his argument 10 behalf
Of the Parnelltes. He commended that tie
Irish National League was justifable be.
fore God and man. The issue before tie
Commission depended upon proof that
Mr.. Parnell aud his colleagues, under
the cloak OF a land movement, had
planned murders and ontrages. II no
such evidence was produced the Com
mission must declare the accused 10 be
men who were earnestly endeavoring to
lift an intolerable burden from the shout
ders OF their countrymen.
The examination OF Mr.. Parnell has
been fixed for Tuesday next.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

The body Of the man who was found
dead at tine east end OF the high bridge OF
the B. " o. R. H., yesterday morning,
was recognized during the afternoon by
Thomas Crane, as that ofJOhn Gavaghsn,
Mr.. CraUe, who sA brother iu-law OF IL G
deceased, stated 10 Deputy Coroner Barn.
hill, that the unfortunate man was q
track walker and boarded with him. The
deceased WAS in the habit Of jumping of
and on trains while in motion, and he
was OF the opinion that the deceased was
riding on q train aud In jumping of met
bis untimely end. He came from New
York state and was given his position by
Mr.. Cane, who is section boss on the
road. The cause OF his death will be In.
Vestlgated by the Coroner this afternoon
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

The services for the "Quiet day for wo-
men" will commence tomorrow morning
in St. Andrews Church at 7.31 O'Clock,
when Holy Communion will b. minis
tered. There will be eervices at ., 1880
O'Clock and at IL. Is p M, the latter hour
giving business women chauce to sha-
the benefits of the day. Rev. DIR. Stor q q
Philadelphia, who is no stranger T., WI
mington, will have charge oil the services
but IN the evening DR.. McCont 4eli OF Phil
adelphia viii address the pAeeting whicl
is for 10th men and wome a.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

NOTICE., CONRAD KELLER, TIL Il
~ owner and occupant Of The house situate a
At the no Invest corner Of Fourth and ship
ley streets, in the First ward Of the
and State OF Delaware, in compliance with
the requirements Of the acts of the ueneraI
Assembly In such case made and provided
do hereby give notice thSt shall Apply ~
writing 10 the court OF General Sessions Of
toe Peace and jail Delivery OF the State o
Delaware, In and for New CASTLE County, or
.dOndey, the oth day OF day, A. u. 1919 be
Ing the next term OF said court. for license
for said house as an inn or tavern, foy the
50 o therein Of intOx 10 .ting liquors In Iess
quantities than ons quart, to be drunk or
the premises, and the following respectable
cittzons OF said ward recommend the said
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

The Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
will give a grand vocal concert this even
ing for the benefit OF Misc RICHTER, who
went some three months ago as mis-
sionAry to China. The concert Will be
by the McDowellville and Delaware ave.,
cholrs, and the following Is the program
for the OCCASION: Combined choruses by
both ehoirs, piano solo y Miss Emma
Lore, plcolo solo by Wa.ter sShuetzler
and vocal solos by Harry Media, Howard
Sewer, A. Bartlett, James jackson, Mamie
Boothe, Miss Anlu Elliott; selection by
quartette composed Of Miss Z. Van Des
Sloot, Miss NJ. Baldwin, T. ID. Sehell and
J. N. Volz, and recitation by j. X,
Woodward
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

About month ago John, alias "Red-
dy" Clifford, committed an assault upon
John Brady with intent to commit muir
dur. He quickly escaped TO Chester, but
in the meantime he navigated between
Chester and this city. Upon ming
here he usually prepared himself with
biickr, In case that he was at
tackled, to protect himself Last evening
he came TO this city and got drunk. on
Ger Updyke heard bis voice In a saloon,
and having warrant for his arrest, en-
tered and took him In custody, and he
was locked up.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

About 10 o'clock last night officer
Hanna took In charge a wandering
coiored child, whom he found at Tenth
and Walnut streets. When questioned
as TO who he was, he said his name was
Alfred Trusty, and that he did not
Know where his home was, as his par
ents had sonIy been In the city two
weeks; He was taken 10 the Hall and
cared for.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

Henry Oobs n, colorei, who was bur
led In Sal m, N. j., Sunday, March Sist
las, aged lO4 ears was rnerly q resi-.
dent OF Wilmi gtoD. He carried on the
chimney sweeping business for several
years. Mr.. Dobson was born in the
lower rart Of the Peninsula. He married
twice. He second wife survives him.
While in this city ho was a member OF
E2ion NJ. Z. Church.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

BIDDEFoRp, Me-, April 4.-The first
case under tine new Tramp Law Of Maine
came up on Monday Three pennile,s
wood choppers, on their way TO Massa-
ehusetts, applied for nights lodging at
the station house. they we've arrested
and, although showing no yieiousne 8,
were sentenced by the recorder to ~
days In jail, the law giving him no alter
native. The severity OF the statute 6
generally condemned, and its constitu'
fionAlity may be tested.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
Cabinets, $500 per doz.; one SIl0 pic
ture fee. 3Oe Market street.


The late George harp, formerly en-
ployed by the F., w. & Is. X. r. Co. in
ths blacksmith department, died this
week and was buried this afternoon. Mr..
Harp was president OF Murray's Senate
during the past eight years. lie was sick
from November Goth last at the boarding
house OF Mrs. Gilbert, sos Fast Fourth
street. where he received the best OF at
tention until conveyed to his former
home in Baltimore about ten days ago,
Several friends Of the deceased lett here
this morning to attend his funeral
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

Charlie Sullivan is q poor but honest
Irish lad, who, while walking down
Washington avenue. found q wallet con-
tanning checks and money TO the value OF
several hundred dollars. Although
almost destitute, he returned 1t TO It's
owners, Messrs. A. P. Ordway & Co,
proprietors Of Sulphur Bitters, who gave
him liberal reward, and also gave him
six bottles OF Sulphur Bitters Tor his
mother, who has been n terrible sufferer
with rheumatism, aud who returned
many blessings after being cured by their
usa
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
Call and see the New No. Z, American
Sewing Machine. at 8i2 Walnut street,


wish TO contradict the rumor that
have withdrawn from the canvass for
the Republican nomination for the office
of City Assessor and Collector of the
Northern District | am still in the
field without taking measures 10 defeat
any competing candidate but doing all
can to get there honestly and without
the use of money. If nominated and
elected / will give the people an honest
and fair assessment and collection OF
the city taxes. Hoping that my friends
will use their efforts to secure my nom
ination respectfully remain your obe
dent servant. 5. l.. EASrEUKN.
April 4, 1859.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

| OST-A FOX-TEKRIER WITH A
L collar aud tho name Jaaper engraved
thereon. Register No. i5g. A suitable reward
Ter Is return to lhls Ohicc. n4-att
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

The PASTORS Aid Association OF the
First Presbyterian Church will give Q
sociable in the lecture room this evening,
to which all the members of the church
and lite friends are invited. The object
Of the sOciable Is to become better ac-
quaiuted aud to promote sociAbility in
the church. Music and other essential
enjoyments will be provided for the even
ing's entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

On Tuesday evening last as Charles
Dorscher, an employee ofthe Pullman
Palace Car Works, was returning home
he concluded TO take short cut, and
in order TO do 40 no started across u g
r., W. & b. r. X. bridge. In crossing
he missed his footing and fell through.
Fortunately, he was rescued by fellow
workman, who took him TO the Office OF
DR. Cantwell, where it was found that
he had sustained a deep cash under the
chin, which required several stitches to
close the CAD
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

The seaford Review says: of the
Legislature were to pass the bill prohi bit
ing the sale or importation OF Chicago
beef Seaiord would have to do without
beef Our farmers do not raise enough
stock for butchcring purposes to supply a
town Of half the size of Seaiord, and
what they do raise Is not 1T TO eat.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
- -
Reduced Tolls for Coal.

NRw YonK, AarIl 3.-The represents
tives OF the coal carrying roads, after q
long meeting, to-day reduced tolls ten
cents per ton TO tide water and twenty
five cents TO Buffalo on Lehi0h coal, Ill.
teen cents on Wyoming to tide water aud
twenty cents on buckwhea to tide water
The sales agents meet next week to con
slider the matter of changing thef
schedules
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

waiter LiV ,ngstone, formerly of Cam
aen, Dell . who died In this city on
ounuaV was taken down to Camden
yest srday, where his remains were buried
ii the Odd Fellows Cemetery of that
place. Being a member OF the Knights
Of the Golden Eagle, II members OF
Brardywine Castle, No. II. OF this city,
accompanied the remains 10 their last
resting place.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

NEW YORK, April 3,-''Senstor" Nor.
gan, now OF Omaha, to-day covered Tho
$3.50 deposit of Billy O'Brlen, hacker o.
Miss Lottle Stanley, who recently issued
challenge open TO all female bicycli;n
for III 900 side. Morgan represents inc
hackers of an "unknown," suppoStd 70
be Miss Emma Williams, winner Of su'
recent six days bicycle race at Omaha
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

James R. Robinson has purchased tno
franchise OF bis brother, WIN. ii. Robin
son, wholesale and retail dealer In To-
bacco and cigars, No. 119 E. Fourth
street, and has removed to the store be-
low, No. IFS, which he has fitted up ~
very hns style. He will endeaHor 70 s ~.
ply his friends and customers WIN ,, ~"
grade Of goods as Is handled In MS hN~
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

VIM: Strain, of this city, purchased a
pair OF horses at the tale OF B. Hickman,
at Media, Pa, few days ago, which he
has since sold to Pierce Gould for $500.
AZ stIdham persuaded him into the trans
action, he may accompany him to Media
or Chester on some other occasion. BY
so doing he may get another good bal :
gain.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

Rev. Alder Temple, from Canada, who
ia also the Most Grand Worthy Patriarch
of the Sons OF Temperance OF North
America, Is stopping at the Central Hotel,
and desires the old members of the Sons
of Temperance to meet him there be-
tween the hours of and 10 o'clock this
evening. The object is to reorganize the
order In this city aud State.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

On Friday in this city and section aud
in New England fair weather and vars
BILE winds will probably prevail, with
slightly lower, followed by higher tenn
perature and cloudiuess In the southern
part OF this section, and on Saturday
warmer, parity cloudy to fair weather
preceded by rain near the Atlantic coast
with tho advance Of depression from Id'
Gulf StAtes.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

This morning q runaway occurred at
Water and Market streets. An engine
OF the B. a o. railroad had backed up 10
Q train, and when It was stopped the pilot
extended beyond the required space.
The driver Of the team started across the
track. when the horse became frightened
and ran oil. The wagon was considera-
bly, damaged. The name Of the owner
could not be ascertained,
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

The Smyrna Times says; Representa-
tive Clark Of Kenton hundred lost q
$500 horse while absent at the Legislature
last week. II. d. Boyer of Smyrna sold
his horse last week to Samuel b. Richard
son of Forest Park stock farm, Masseys,
Nd, for $500 Harry Rawley near town
has refused 5000 for his horse, Harry
Os.iau.