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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-03
Headache,

from which ! was long . sufferer. -
Emma Keyes, HubbaF'istOn, Mas.
whenever I am troubled with con.
stipation, or suffer from loss Of appetite,
Ayers Pills set me right again. J.
Kiser, Jr., Rock House, Va.
ayers Pills are In general demand
among our customer. Our sales Of
them exceed those Of ell other pills CON-
bined. We have never known them
fail TO give entire satisfaction.
Wright 3 RAnnelly. San Diego, Texas.
Ayers Pills,
PRlPARKD BY
o.. J. Q. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell. MasG
oOld By al Dealers In Medicine.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
A Bro ken Main

About 11.30 o'clock on Monday night
the forcing main to the Rodney street
reservoir burst, but the break was not
discovered until after Q O'Clock yester-
day morning. Some trouble was expert
enced before the water was shut of, and
the engine at the Cool Spring pumping
station was stopped. This main, which
extends down Rodney street, 10 IL inches
In diameter, but some time ago the
water commissioners commenced to lay a
main 20 inches In diameter. This was
placed several feet deeper than the other
main. On Monday night this upper
main commenced TO leak, and In a iittlo
time the pipe bursted and fell into the
lower trench, breaking of two joints.
At this time there were over 1,OCO, 900
gallons of water In the reser .oir, Which
flowed down through the broken main.
The trench was soon filed and the open
ground covered, OVERLOOKING Pennsyl-
vania avenue. A colored mau, mployed
by Water Commissioner Porter, discJy-.
cred the break aud at once gave notice,
when tho pumping engine was shut off
and the gates OF the reservoir closed. II
Is estimated that at least SO. 900 gallons
OF water escaped before the break wa,
discovered. Yesterday morning q large
force OF men were put to work, who re-
paired the main and paced It In condI-
ton that will prevent another disaster OF
the kind from occurring.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Perpetual Nfution

Perpetual motion has at last been DIS
covered In Brazilian Balm. Every other
remedy know3 has to be pushed, pushed,
pushed and advertised constantly 70
make 1t sell at all. But Brazilian Balm
goes OF its own mtrits. The sales more
than doubled last year, yet there was no
work in its behalf aud less than $50 worth
OF advertising. 1t shows how quick the
people are to recognize q genuine. good
remedy and how fast they hold TO IL.
People read the flaming and boastinR ad.
vertisements oil many nosrums In the
papers, but when they need remedy
they go and buy Brazilian Balm, because
Il is sure cure every time. They also tell
their friends, and 50 the sales increase.
why, orders are received fIom New Eng
land. New York State, Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana, Kansas and even from Caiifor-
MIA. where there has never been q line of
Advertising, but people have written To
tnelr lrienhs about Its wonderful cures
and they ask their dealers and druggists
70 gel II Tor them. 1t Is unquestiobably
the Test medicine ever discovered, as IL
does not contain particle Of morphine
or opium in form, no equills and no ipe-
cac, but is simply Brazilian Balm. II
cures coughs and coids, Group and all
levers like magic. People all crippled up
with rheumatism It has entirely cured Ia
short time. For catarrh, asthma.
quin'y, sore throat, bronchitis, pneu.
monia and hosrseness II has no equal. 1t
has perfectly restored TO health many who
seemed far gone with consumption. Even
l0-cent bottle will cure cold, and 80
cent bottle will last a family a month,
and Is good doctor always az hand. No
wonder It goes. Surely here is perpetual
motion at last.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Municipal Court.

At this mornings session of the Num-
eipal Court Bridget Holland, who he'd
been brought in by Officer Chear In The
patrol wagon, was placed In the dock.
Bridget said she had been nearly q yeal
out o: jail, and had been living at home
in Browntown. Yesterday che came into
town on an errand, aud took on a hit {
TOO much beer. Judge Ball told her that
In consideration CT her keeping out OF
jail so long he would only fine her 81 and
costs.
Abbic West was arrested on King
street, by Officer Burl.igh, for disordcrly
conduct, and she was fued SIS aud costs.
Andrew Dougherty, accused of dis.
orderly conduct by John ID. Kelley. prc.
prietlr OF the Logan House, was dl .
charged after paying the costs, Mr..
Kelley not wishing to protecu, the case.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Trouble About n Stable.

The stable OF A. J. Hart. Rieb,b a.,
DUPONT streets, projects several iest t o... ~.
into the bed oil Eighth street 1nI ,.,a h,.n
come barrier to laying the tlacks oi,s N
Eighth Street Railway. The stable i "
part OF the property of the late c;.o,,,
Pepper Norris, fnd Mr.. Hart claim, nv
his purchase includes the he'd NJ n.
street. He has refused TO remov. ~. w.
sable, though repeatedly not li,d nv IN.
street and Sewer Commission, Lad
evening lie notified the commi.s,ons,,
that he would legally oppose any move
ment to remove the obstruction. n,
would withdraw his opposition If t5e n.
partment would build him new stsbis
This the department refused 10 do. ~
ordered the removal OF the stable
During the time the eonlrOyerN bu
been going on 1t was discovered that In
city never owned the bed of the street ia
question, but that 1t still bclouRed /,
Mrs. Agnes Campbell Norris. WHO bad
sold all the Pepper Norris property er.
cept the bed Of the street. They At ancc
entered Into negotiations with Mr..
Norris and on Saturday last purchased
from her, through the Hon. ThOma, Y.
Bayard, her attorney, the bed Of Ii,
street for the sum OF 500.
II had been the intention Of tte Dc.
partment t. remove the stable today
but the rain prevented. 1t is expected
that Mr.. Hart will have an Injunction i.
sued to stop the work. Tie raiMy
tracks are now laid up to that point
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
A Doctor without a Diploma.

BURLINGTON. Sept 2i.-"Dr." Peter
sui coiored dispenser OF alleged "cure
alls" OF which he is the inventor aud
Manufacturer, has been arrested for prac-
ticing medicine without the proper su
thorfty. Recently he has been treatiuR a
woman In Bristol who was suffering from
serofula. He says all the Bristol doctors
had given her up to die. He workeI
faithfully with the case aud cured her.
he charged lee OF SlOO. The woman.
whose husband is laborer on the rail.
road, by making small payments from
Time to time, had succeeded in liquiiat-
ipg the debt to the extent Of S94.
The attention OF Bristol physicians was
called to the matter, and cne OF their
number had warrant issued for Stills
hrrcst upon the charge of practicipg
medicine without a diploma. He was re-
leased on furnishing bail and will be
given hearing on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
THIRD EDITION.
Tho Crime Calendar.


On August 0 Denver and Rio Grande
iiaiirond train was robbed BY two masked
men hear Fhosnpson's springs. U:ah.
man nAmtd Curtiss was arrested f.r ,he
crime. On Monday Joseph Nav and
Edward Dayton, In jan at Ogden for ia
ROBBERY OF gambling house, confessed
that they robbed the train and that Cur-
itiss was ipno ,ent.
Az Wilkesbarro, yesterday, Martin
Ming, who kicked and beat his wife to
death about two mouths ago, was con-
victed OF msnslauRhter. Immediately Y
alter, jams McGraw, about 80 years Of
ssgc, was put on t ial on the charge of
having scaided his wife 10 death.
The mutilated body OF q man, with the
head severed and lying beside tho trunk,
from which all the vital organs had been
removed, was found on Tuesday morning
on The prairie near the village of Clyde.
suburb OF Chieago. 1t Is possible the
body came from dissecting table.
Ernest Willingham, a negro pueil!st.
was killed by blow from the fat of
Ihomas Branch, In Atlanta, on Tuesday
might. They were sparring and Branch
knocked Wil.ingham out, breaking his
neck.
The case Of Ives was given to the iurv
10 New York on Tuesday evening. AT
il.35 verdict had not been reached.
Anu the jurors wefo locked up ior the
night.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
A Volcano IN isrnnilnn.

CITr OF Mexico, Sept. 2i.-sapb,a
heaton, an American railroad eontracto,
now In this city from Collms, has b,su
an eye witness Of the late eruption OI ihs
volcano Of Colima, which is tllay
miles north OF the city OF the same uals
This volcano has its crater at an Nv
vation OF 1900 feet above the ~
level. and 10 very active intermittsu,ly
threwinR up red column OF smoke al
red hot ashes hundreds of feet In the air
These spasmodic eruptious occur abou
ten or tive We times . day aud. are follow
cd by reports similar TO the dlscaigs Of
artillery.
A few days before tho earthquAksha
month, the volcano vomIted forth detsa
black smoke that hung Ike pail over
the country for miles around. This
phenomenon lasted for several days and
was accompanied at inieryas s BY shOE.
ers OF red bot ashes, which descended
upon It's side. 1t is not known whether
or not any lava Is being thrown Ou;, a
the hot ashes make investiga lou inpoaL
ble.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
New. summary.

In an interview In Kansas City yester.
day, Major William Warner, 10 answer "a
the question; "Will you accept the po-
eilon Of Commissioner Of Pensionsi'
replied, No, will not" He refused Ia
give his reasons for declining and said he
did not know whom the President wss
considering for the place or who wsu
likely TO receive the appointment.
Norman 0rmsby. aged 90 years, q
driver OF the flre department In Chicsao,
committed suicide ycster,lsy morning BY
shooting himself IN the breast. His wife.
! who had been an invalid for more than q
year, shot herself 10 the head on Menday
night aud was not expected 10 survive.
The news OF this caused her husbsn md q
suicide.
The laborers at work at the ruins,
caused by the recent landslide In Queb &C,
yesterday morning rescued Joseph Komp,
aged ~ years. He was stlI able 10
speak, after being imprisoned for 1OS
hours, Aad hopes arc entertained OF his
recovery. Another dead Lody was re-.
covered yesterday.
Captain A. II. Borgsrdus, the we'll
known iine shot, has eommen ced sult 10
the Sapgamon Circuit Court, Illinois,
against Adam Forepaugh, cisiming daua-
ages in $4,000 tor The use Of his name
and litnograph In connection with the
Forepaugh show when he Was not with
Il.
A freight train ran into o gravel train
on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. At
Wheeling, West. Virginia, yesterday
morning, demolishing the engine and
caboose. Edward Gihson, freight enpi.
nser, who jumped for his lie, was killed.
He lived At Glenwood, Pa.
The Baltimore Sugar Refining Com.
pany has been Incorporated, Messrs. w.
M. spence, y. Prick, j. lowering, w. II.
frtck and X. Woods being named as tie
incorporators. The capital stock is plac-
ed at u. .0O0, 900 in 10000 shares Of 800
each.
Justice Field, Of California, in protect
Ing whom Deputy U. 8. Marshall Nagle
shot and killed Judge Terry few weeks
ago, arrived In Chicago yesterday en-
route 10 Washington. Deputy Marshal
Maggie travelled on the same train.
Secretary Tracy yesterday issued a cir.
cuiar modifying the advertisement ksued
In August inviting proposals for the con-
struction OF three vessels for the navy of
2cO0 tons displacement each.
The marriage Of Emmons Blaine To
Miss Anita Mccormick will take place At
Riohheld Springs, n. T., tomorrow At
noon.
Many SyriAns and Turks arc arriving
at Mexican ports. thence proceeding to
tine United States overland.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
FIFTH E5IPj0I.
Dots.

Bishop Curtis will ofiicot. ATM,
ing OF the corner stone Of 4, Ioo laI
nsil' 10 Christiapa Hurdred no,, epla ~
Gay AFTERNOON, The Cathoiic 81 Gun.
this city will also be pres,ht, '"'sy d
Job II. jackson and Cb.,,o.
,nrop, oi this city, will both ssi, "a ols' Nv
Liverpool ior home on Oc.ob.r ' "a 'iea
'AcSson viii sail on the City Of Rou.a NJ
Cards have been Issued for no ~,
aing OF George J. DE Graw sn1 J sea' m,
nAttle A. butler, to occur on n 0.,,Ia nia
~, at 80 p. M, at No. 9ls Es,. JssJNi P,,s..'
street. i'i' Elsala
James T. McGonigal, Coupc,I,,u =,
c2nEned TO his bed with serious s,, .,,,,s Y
OF kidney troubles. ''''' A'u'Si
Mr.. George II. Bates and sor n,.,.
". Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred rn,u,. gaus
Miss Warner, Mr.. and NJ ut uImvt
harvey are passengers on the stean.h,!
City of Paris. due In New York.
Y. Jennings Cru;c, formerly cf f.,
Evenings local staff, is serjnn.,, NY
Philadelphia with a pulmonary se,lan =,
am bis condition awakcus The grsr,.,
anxiety. A' s'eAa'
captain II. F. Borie, of Conp,u,
y. y. d., OF New Castle, has tend.,l
his resignation to Colonel M4rsb.i bIs',a y
take effect Immediately. "
Professor Warren has credited A.,
place In his new classes iu arlislIc N.Y. .''
spective at the high school to Mi., Nm, p''
Wainwright. ''''' AA0'
marvin, the 6-yesr-old son Of JOh,
hiexginson, Of New Castle, telI an, sa, !,
bod on Tuesday morning and h'oS. Sat% ~
collar bone. "'OA' aa
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Ferdinand Ward as a job Printer

siNo sINo, N. Y, sept 24.-Fipap-
eier Ferdie and Ward, late OF Wall
street, New York, has iisen to the dignity
OF being ciassed steam job printer.
His lite printing office In Sing Sing
Prison has recently been equipped with
an addition to the plant In the shape of a
nalf-medium Gordon press. 1t is run by
steam power. Ward ia highly pleased
with his acquisition and spends much
time 10 polishing II up. Heretofore be
has done all his work on a little amateur
treadle press. When he had work which
was too large for the size of the press be
used to work It oil by iugeniously print.
ing part OF 1t at time. Practical printers
who have visited the Institution have
wondered how he did some OF the work.
Tue lines being Joined together so ac:u-
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
10 Perform Wen on ths Piano

AZ EerAorm Woh On tuo ftuno
Buroli yourself as pupil In the College
Of Music, e2l Market street. where you
Will be taken from the iirst rudiments OF
music TO the height Of your ambition o.
master Of the plano BY the competent
teAchers connected with that school.
first-Thc rudiments and elementary
branches arc learned under the direction
OF Mts France, who enters tho school very
highly recommended for her ability %
teacher OF piano. She makes herself the
friend OF the pupil at once, and has the
ability Of attracting and keeping the at
tentlon Of the youthful scholar, and by
making the studies Interesting, good re-
suits are guaranteed. Parents, eneour-
ago the liking Of music In your children.
your pleasure at tho result will, we are
confident, influence you to make thor
ough musiciAns OF them, continuing aud
finishing under the com petent teachers Of
the school. Tuition In this grade, $500
per term,
second-Scholars somewhat advanced
and these who wish TO fnish and perfect
themselves In the art are put under Mr..
Lauer, of Philsdel, hia, one OF the best
teachers OF piano In TINT city.
He is assistant leader OF the world
famed Germania Orchestra and ranks
smong the best teachers Of this country.
W lmtngton musicians now have q
rare opportunity Of getting instructions
on the piano from ma ter of that In
strument at exceptional low rates.
Tuition 10 this grade $500 per term,
or 70 cents per lesson.
Call nj college. 92l Market street, and
enroll your name M pupil. Call early
and get u choice OF time for lessons.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
DIED.
ROOP-In this city. on the I'D In 1t

hOop-in this city, on the 23d instant
aged Is years.
,lnterment Mt Riverview cemetery on
wednesday afternoon. Funeral private.
WALSH -0n the sd inst, Mrs. Walsh.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence, No. GIG West sixth street,
on Thursday morning at O3O o'cIocE
lllgh mass at st. Paul's Church. Inter
ment Mt New Cathedral Cemetery.
HEW Es-On Sept. 25th, 1889, NJ. Elesia,
Wlie OF James w. Howes, aged NJ years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
nttehu the funeral from her husband's ;
residence, No. 1904 West Tenth street on
saturday, sept. 18th, mt o'clock u. m.
Pa. w.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
FOURTH EDITION,
Hoard Of Health.


A regular meeting of the Bo.ya a
Health was held last evening vben exe-
cutive officer shultz, reported that Inc
nuisance On the property OF Samuel u.
bated.
MI. Forbes being present was given tho
privilege OF explaining. when be com-
planned that he was not treated fairly
like other men. Good men, he said, had
gone to the place and reported that there
was no nuisance there, and sttll the board
prefers taking the word of one man.
Mr.. Coyle objected TO Mr.. Forbes, per-
sonal remarks, and President DR.. Wales
admonished him TO stick TO the question.
Mr.. Forbes, however, starting of in
the same strain. DR.. Shortlidge objected.
but Mr. Forbes Continuing Complained
Of being fined for two wells that he had
dug according TO the ordinances.
Dr, Springer said he had examined the
premises and there were two wells on the
property.
Mr.. FORBES wanted to know IL ,tey
wanted him to dig wells for those little
closets. II the Board did he would do
away with the outhouses aud let the
tenants go where they pleased.
DIR. Springer said he had no doubt he
"NS~ fSs Nv was just tuht KIM oI o
man.
DR.. shortlicge said Forbes propertv
had been o nuisance for twenty years.
aud on his motion a warrant was ordered
to be Issued Tor the arrest Of Mr.. Forbes
for violation OF the ordinance reeuIat-
ing the erection Of outhouseA
Executive Officer Shultz then reported
that the nuisances on Mr.. Forbes pro-
perty at III th and franklin streets. re-
nained unabated. The officer was order
cd TO get warrant Tor the arrest Of Mr..
Forbes ON this complaint also.
The board tlen passed 10 the considera.
on oil the complaint against the A. u.
NJ. +. Church for permitting undrained
butcher sta 10 upon their property on
King street between Eighth aud Ninth,
Tho Rev. Z. Ii. Chippey, pastor OF the
church, and large delegation OF mem
bers were present. When asked II the
courch had permits from the building
Inspector to erect the stalls, Mr.. Chippey
replied that Mr.. Dillon hal given them
verb permission and had told them how
10 build the stale.
h. X. Bringhurst stated that Mr.. Dillon
Informed him that he never gave permi,s
10 the trustees OF the church.
DIR. Shortlidge and Mr.. Coyle were an
pointed a committee to bring the matter
70 the attention of the building inspector.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
MoJlier and Widow atIe.

HusTINdToN, W. Va. Sept. 24.-Mrs
agnes Bloedel, IL years old, and widow
has given birth 10 welI-deyeloned
healthy girl baby. She is the dauphte,
Of Samuel H. Jarvis, South Cnroilns
farmer. Ste fell in love with JulIu,
ltloedel, l7-year-old farm hand EN-.
ployed by her father, and the two ran
away and were married. They came
mere, where Bloedel assumed fictitious
name and secured employment, aud they
were happily living together, when.he
was seized with typhoid fever and died
In lew days.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
n ums ana Finger Qua

James L. \ Q S.nney was engaged n
cutting corn on his farm near 0gleton,
White Clay Creek hundred, on Tuesday,
when Frank, son OF General Chapman
OF this city. came into the field, aud tt
amuse himself took hold of q knife and
went to work.
In attempting TO eut off the top Of {
stalk, however, his knife came In contact
with the thumb and iorcanecr on Mr..
Mchlnney's left band, making quite
ugly wounds, and rendering necessary q
call on Or. Peters, who put three or four
stitches In them. As result Mr.. Mex.
Is now carrying his hand in sling, much
against his will, as farm work IL now
pressing.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
An IcveniIIg SocInble.

A number Of the young peop.o OF St.
Paul's M. z. Church honorcd Harry j.
Everson, No. 1lS6 Walnut street. last
night, with social call. The rain pour
ed without, but within there was good
cheer. The time was srent In social con.
yersatiou, Innocent games, music, and
refreshments were furnished in aLund-
nnce. A notable incident OF tho evening
and which was much appreciated by ali
present, was the splendid mouth orp, n
solos by Walter Drake.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Tho Hamilton Case.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 2i.-0Eing 4
the alleged repeated refusal Of Robet
Ray Humilton to make a financial settle
ment with hls wife amicaby, Salnud Z
Perry, counsel for Mrs. Hamilton, ei
this morning for New York, IN behalf d
bis client, to arrange the matter Of ttl
dihpo ition OF Baby Beatrice, wlo Is ST.,
being cared for by Mrs. Rupp at Nal
Cottage. Mr.. Perry had telegraphed NJ
Hamilton that his vile wished to sec bio
on q matter Of business, but he REFUSED
to see her on any condition wbaIeIs.
Hence the trip OF Mr. Perry.
When Mrs. Hamilton will be rcuOvtd
from Mays Landing jail has not besa
definitely settled.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Struck by Lightning,

The house occupied by William Pick
hayer, near Garrett's snuff mills, York
Iyp, Del, was struck by lightning at s
O'Clock last MoLday night. Mr.. Pick
hhver's 13-year-old son was no badly
stunned that he did not regain consci GUS
mesa for over an hour. A pig stye stand
ing close by the house was less fortunate.
for the same stroke of lightning quickly
despatched two OF the logs and crippled
The Others go that They died soon alter
warj.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
The water Commission.

The regular session Of the Water Cen'
missioners was held last evening, VICE
the City Treasurer reported a balapce =. !,
S62, T69.24 In bank to the crtdit oil u, y,
com mission. The weekly pay'foh
amounting to t4i3.6l, the monthly pyri
roll of sea. or and the quarterly li'yhss. ys.
Of $o25 were ordered to be paid. J'ss y
s. Forrest petitioned for water pipes ~ y
Fifteenth street west OF Claym NJ ~ ~
the petition was referred to tie IN"
Engineer.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
The Night Owls

Drew good-sizod audience last even.
Ing, TO witness their display of anatomy.
OF which numerous of our citizens an
pear TO be particularly fond of witness.
Ing, even on the stage. Topack g. Steele
the great knock about artists are i'm
mense and whole chow In themselves
They are big favorit,s wherever they 90.
mss Annie Wilnuth, the German tyro-
lean warbler, gave three OF her pleasing
fonee and was encortd to tho echo. The
ahow VIII be repeated again this eve ming
This VIII be your last chance to see the
aOWls."
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Let Everybody Come

On Saturday. The Gilt Edge Boot and
shoc Store will be cl ,sed two days. will
open on Friday evening with special
sale of ladies', gents, mlsses'. bcy-'
youths and children's boots, shoes and
ruobers, on which we guarantee you will
save good deal of money. Tho balance
OF cur walking shoes for ladies and
misses viii be sold at 25 cents a pair. RI
sure and come to see u.s. Gilt Edge Boot
aud Shoe Store, N. z. cor. Second and
Orange streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
No Court This Morning.

Superior Court was to have met this
morning, but as no one except the Chic
. Justice was present the jurors were dis
charged and the session adjourned until
O'Clock this afternoon. Levi q. Bird,
ECO, one OF the attorneys for the plain,
TIL In the case Of Henrietta V. Parvis,
said that he was willing TO proceed with
put one judge on the bench. but as OBJ
lection wts raised the cas-, went over
until this afternoon,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
Americans Robbed m ,Io,,,o.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 24.-Georee
Carlyle, an American lccou otIye epgi-
Deer, was robbed at Vera Cruz a few
days ago OF 81, $50 by two American
trsmrs, Gallagher and McKenna, Tho
thieves were arrested, and In company
with number of other tra'nps OF Amerl-
can origin, are now doing service In
keeping the streets clean In that city,
Moylan Bros, American contractors on
The Inter Orean'c Road, were robbed re.
rent!y of 2,C00 In cash by man named
Rt bert obernhardt, Who is supposed to
be on his way to the United States.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-25
A Coming Wedding.

Cards are out for the wedding on " =
tober 2, OF Bertha, daughter OF Or. .; \, n
Clement OF Oxfori, Chester county, .s, M.
to Mr.. e. ]. P. Grubb, formerly o. ~
city but now business manager Tor Dle''I,
Thomas Bradley s. Co., Philadelphla. a. :
special car WILL leave here for tho acsvs,, s, !,
mediation Of Wilmington guests az ,a,.' sGS
a. m., to cont, ct with the regular W. W.
delphia train A. Chadd's Ford JunciSN