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Advice 30 roiners.

Mrs. Wiusiows Soothing syrup should al
WAYS be used Wneu children are cutting
teeth. 10 relieves the little sufferer AT once.
it produces natural, quiet sleep hy relieving
the child nom pain, and the little cherub
awakesas bright as a huttOn.' IL is very
pleasant tO taste. 10 sOOthes the child. soh-
ems tho gums. allays all pain, relieves wind.
REGULATES the bowels. and II the best known
remedy Tor diarln0A. whether arising from
teethins or other causes. twenty. ave cents
aDoltge, Iu.t ,Sa&W.
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rhe President Deer rar' work

DEER PARK. MD. July 21.-A batch
of commissions belonging TO the Navy
and po,toiilce Departments received
the Presidents signature this morning.
D. s. MacKean, Charles ". Hayes. X. j..
Weriz. aud Horace W. Jones were COM
mlssioned assistant engineers In the
navy. and the commissions of eight
posimasters were signed by the Presi-
dent.
Attorney General Miller had beaul
iul weather on bis side to-day, and af-
ter playing "a game az ten-pins. Went
over 10 the prcsilent's cottage, and
spent some time in looking over pardon
cases brought up from Washington. 40
decision was yeacaed iu any Of them.
The President had DO other callers.
Mrs. Harrison has selected Wednesday.
from To- CP. M.. for her reception
days.
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stones larger than hickory-nnts passed
over this city Yesterday afternoon.
The windows and skyhgh.s in the Col
lege building. churches. and business
houses were broken. In places hail
stones iel' over foot deep. destroying
gardens. ilower-beis. arbors. and break
ing shade trees. The corn Is cut. and
the damage to fruit trees and crops is
unwise. The line Of the storm was
nlOut two mIles Nlde.
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kilI.d III. Inlh.r and el.nmnlher.

Killed iii- Father aud >tepmother.
MASON CITY, Ia, July 27.-Wesley
Elkins. eleven years old. who was un-
der arrest on suspicion of having
murdered his father and stepmofher IA
Elk township. Clayton county. last
Wednesday. yesterday confessed his
guilt 70 Judge Hatch lie had had
some difficulty with bis father. and the
night OF the murder he slept IN the
barn. Between , and 3 o'clock l
went into the house. 90 he said. "and
took down rifle which was hanging
in the kitchen, loaded it, and went into
the room where my father,
mother. and sister were sleeping.
/ placed the muzzle Of the
rifle near my fathers head and fired.
This frightened my mother. and went
down into the kitchen. seized club,
went back Into the bedroom, ana killed
her. ! stayed around the house about
thirty minutes, then decided 10 arouse
the neighbors. | took the baby from
the bed. removed It's blOOd-stained
clothing, and went to a neighbor : aud
aroused them.
The murderer bears an intelligent
look, and many now, Notwithstanding
the confession. believe that the story j.
told 10 shield some one else.
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following fourih-c.a-a postmasters wore
appolnled to-day "a Virginia. Silas Da.
veIs SO Garfield. George 4. Taylor at
Iiopyard. laie Alto; W. H. C0ffman al
Cabin Hill, John u Taylor at Firiax
Station.
In North Carolina. Ursula D1lbery
lat Cugle'- Mills. g. III. Rick-ecker %.
Linviiie. Neil McCallum &c Macedonia.
T.. +. lagg at Madison. j. G.. McDliiie at
Siar, j. i. Garrison a. Wauchese.
THE FEVER IS FLORIDA.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. July GA dis
patch was received ai Sine Marine Hos
piial Bureau today from Or. j. L..
Posey al Gainesville, Florida. ia which
be saws that there is r0 dengue fever at
that place. IT, adds that there have
been some cases of typhoid ana typo
malaiiil fever.
NHlNu1 GETS AS 0rFlct.
WASHINGTON. July 21.-Charle- Gee,
who D. prominent DO Virginia politics.
has been appointed timber agent, and
has bc,n instructed go 80 TO Ala-ka and
cooperate with the United States Dis
tIict Attorney there iu tie suppression
OF the timber frauds. Mr. Gee is q
supporter of General Malone.
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ONE MILL 4 WORD
J.. 400 Wmamai,cr i- Willing 10 Pay for
relcgraphing.

u 400 10 ttilAin.th'l t~ iilihe I" iaN lot
Tcicgraphing.s
NEW YORK. July 27-President
Green. of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. 90 day sent a reply to Post
masier- General Wanamaker with ref
eronce tO the recent order of that
official fixing the rate 20 be paid by
the United States government at one
mill per word. Dr. Green says that
his company has not been making rates
to various large corporations at tie
figure now proposed for the govern
ment service. "l cannot conceive why
the government should treat a
service bike that of the press and
the prices charged for 1t as mode
for fixing the rates on government
messages. Tue bulk Of the press news
is sent at night simultaneously by one
operator. Generally no messenger ser
vice Is required. one mill per word
paid by lhe goyerement would not pay
the cost 90 the company for the messen-
ger service 90 make delivery after the
nessage bad been transmitted. 1t has
alwqy8 cost more trouble and delay to
ret the right TO plant our poles than If
the lands belonged 20 private parties
other than tbe government. %
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CHARLOTTE, n. c., July 91.-Baxter
Davidson. wealthy young man of thi
citv. attacked Moses Baumgarten. "a
newspaper man Of tins city. this morn
ing. For several days Iaumgaften had
been showing Davidson letters and tclt-
grams purporng % BE from the New
York N0ruuQ Journ0I and from NJ. B
Gregory asking who Baxter Dayiis0n.Ci
Ch.rloite. is. as Letters with that name
were beng received from Charlotte
by the noted Kentucky prize beauty.
Nii- Gregory, MUGS 90 her annoyance
To-day Davidson took Bumgarion tothe
telegraph office 90 make hm produce
file copies of the telefram-. These rot
being forthcoming. Davidson accused
Numgarteu of playing practical joke
ON nm. and theIeuron preceded o.
trouuce the alleged joker. Both vii
have hearing before the Mayor Mon
IaN
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COLUMBUS. Ga, July 25-Euglish
aud Eastern capitalists have made prop
0sltions for the purchase OF many
Southern cotton plants with a view Of
combining interests ia one central trust
company. in the same manner that
cotton SEED oil mills have been cOm-
blned. There Is no knowing the final
results
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COLUMBUS, O.. July Ex-Governor
Foraker issued a proclamation this az
ternoon, saying; 1t Is with profound
SORROW that the commandments
announces the death OF Beigadier- Gen
eral Adolphus \. Jones, Surgeon-Gen-
eral OF the State. at Cincinnati, on the
25Ih instant, ETC.
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SOUTH Boston. VA. July 97.--Hali-
fax elected her delegates 10 day by pre-
ciuct meetings. Mckinney developed
much strength. but after brisk and
exciting time Beirne has won the solid
delegation from South Boston. We
safely predict that Beirne viii have 80
or 32 oi the 96 leIegates from HaLlfax.
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WmKERsBARRE. PA, July q "A
burly miner named Mark King. resid
ing in tue vicinity of Beaver Creek
CollierY, near Hazleton. became an.
gered last night al his wife because his
supper was not ready when he returned
home from work. lie knocked hsr
down and kicked her in the stomach
and face. The woman diod a few
minutes later. King was arrested and
committed 10 prison.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. July 1.-THE Mem
phis express on the Chesapeake, Ohio
and Southwestern road. which left here
at $50 last night. ran off misplaced
switch this morning al Brighton, Tenn.
and was badly wrecked. General Agent
Summerwlle was killed and three train
men hurt, but not dangerously. Nc
Passengers Injured.
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A special from Fayetteville. y. C..
Co The Chronicle. says storm cloud
burst over that city this morning. de-
uging the city with flood. Three
bridges were washed away. The dam
of the Fayetteville Cotton Mills blew
out, washing away the picking house
and undermining the main building.
4 trestle on the Cape Fear and lad
kin Valley Railroad. one mile from
Fayetteville, was washed away. Dam
age is estimated at ten thousand dol
I4r-
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Governor Lowry ,nu After ,he Cladia-
tors.

SALISBURY. MD., July 27.-netectiyl
Norris arrived here at noon to-day aud
VAS G. setel with Governor Jackson fCI
an hour. At the conclusion Of the in-
teryiew Norris refused 10 say 10 a re-
pOrier whether or not Governor Jack.
son had done anything to assist him N
his Efforts 90 arrest kilrain.
Governor jackson was also nou-com'
muuicaiiye on the direct question that
Governor Lowry y efforts 10 cause the
arrest OF Kilraiu aud Sullivan should
commend themselves TO the wholecoun-
try. and that everybody should as,lsI
him IN bringing them 10 justice.
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MIR. BARBOUR DlSCLAlMS.
ui. 1lndidac, for Reelection ono of ihr
tmpu~-ihiiiiic-.
I-nrcInl tn the Imcs.|

impo~-ihiliiic-.
Special to the 1mcs.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. July 21.-Senator
Barbour told the G0zeffe 8 Washington
correspondent to-day that his com
pliauce with requests 10 retain thechai
man-hip of the Democratic state Com
mittee was totally outside the rang,
of possibilities He declined TO speak
of Mr.. BAIL Gordon chances. bat
said a letter just received reported him
improving steadily, with Dr. llun'ei
MeGuire with him. Mr.. Barbour dis
claims being correctly reported by th'
Post. and says it is unworthy oi q cor
rcction.
Emor Douohoe was to-day appointed
treasurer of Fairfax county.
Andrew Jackson Hooker and simon
Tancii .colOredl are dead. Iancil "as
for a long time chief cook of The hygeia
Hotel at OH Point and other like re
sorts.
Rev. DIR. Mercer is quite iil here.
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BASEBALL.

Result of Games rlayed Yesterday
At Indnnapolis-lndianapolis, o.
Chicagos. II. r.
At Philadelphia- Philadeiphias, s.
BostOns, 4
At PiIsburg rg-Pittsburgs IL; Cleye-
lands. D.
AT lndianapolis-Second game-ln'
dianapolis, =; Chicagos. D.
At Observation-Disclosures, !, 81
Louis, 3. c
At Brooklyn-Brooklyns, 6; Gin
cinuatis, ..
AZ Columbus Columbus, 2; Louis
yilics. g..
At PhiladelpLia-Al Athletics, l2i Kan
sas Ciiys, 10.
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THE BOSTON
EDUCATION Al.

THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
MARY and STATE EMALENORMALSCIIOOL
having Just closed most successful session.
begins rs 10Th year on October Q. 1850.
one hundred and twcniy-ei State Scholar
ships free Of TUT lion and at cost for h,ari
lights and washin9 not 10 exceed $40 per
month. Provides thorough NORMAL and
ACADEMIC training. Historic Surround
ings Healthy climate. Forty -eieht miles
from Richmond. on the Chosapoakean and ohio
Railroad Send ior catalogue.
LYON g.. TYLER. President.
jy2e-e0d2m WILLIAMSBURG. Nu.
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TERRIBLE STORM.

Hail >tone- ~ Large a. Hickory Nuts.
CRAwTORDsvILLE. Mo, July "a
terrible storm Oi wlad, rain, and hail
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| AtlNG THIS DAY SOLD Ny
: ....ltsi DOB lhe concern of n.I. PITTS
.' iAltN il T.. PITTS take pleasure
NmDnding hlm io my nlDnds and The
\. g.. GREEN.
'i'-s 10 ihe above. VIII continue the
t.. under ihc nfm-uamcof 10. l.. PITTS
a.... .' 'ht uid stand s35 east Main street,
Ul''" '"a Nit friends and sine public furtheir
.... patronage BOO ihc past. respectfully
I NNnilnuaucc OF the came ln tho fu-
Ir..... .. HARVEY j. PITTS.
- t'eV' JyxO.u
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RICHMOND COLLEGE,

t1t11nON u. \.
The next srss'Dn OIpLs ~lfI LhBif 1911.
and continues nine months. Tho College
comprises eight indoprnjtuf schools con-
ducted Dy the same number oi Professors.
and Is thoroughly equipped for dispcnsh u
thorough and extensive course of n.tluc-
tiOn, and for securing The comfort, cOnye-
nirucc and health ~ ltS students.
Expenses of a nonresident student for thf
session. sS7 80, OF a resident student about
$500
For catalogues giving detailed Information.
address B PlllLAN,
Chairman Of fnp Faculty.
book store.
lu Il-eOdli 10
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University
Of Virginia.

Session begins Oct 1st. and continues nino
months. Faculty Of twcuty-one Professors
and eight instructors. Mell-eQuYped
laboratories and museums. Neces Hry *.
penses Ofa Nrginlan in tho AcldcmlcAl de-
partment. only slDO For catalogues. apply 10
L. q. ImlNnIAlly Oh VI. In2n-nnllLl
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10 CONTRACTORs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
.' fD.sienan Church io lc built in Man-
Ils Dren extended untl .
AUGUST lsI. Ar I2M
.......f g. .......... t.- ~.
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j / 49, w. .Ai.s a., ''''' Wv /c7N
lIF with black points. ltccn
IN..I .IIi. rNtd iY IumhiriOuIun
1000 ~ H thoroughbred Revenue
III.Y lo 1fIN1L N. DlANkiN-
IIINEh'- STABLES. Franklin
....a Fifteenth. Iy 2--lts
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rBE EIGUTFFNrH sESsION O

L THE NIrGiNiA AGRICULTURAL I'd
MECHANICAL CDlLtGE viii commence
ON ltIE~bA1. September -, 1850. Tho
location OF the Virginia Agricultural EXpeu-
meHt station, Oh ihf college farm. gives su-
perlOr advantages 10 the students in ngTicui-
ture. The machine shop has been greatly
enlarged and new machine y added. Offering
special Inducements tO the students in me-
cnanics Iuifion free. Board from 3, 10 80
per month. For catalogue and further IN
formation apply 10 l.. l.. LDNAN. President.
Black sburg, Va. JylD-DiwNM Inn
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THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSrf-
j IilE has Just closed lfs >emi-Ctnten-
nial Jubilee. and viii continue Oh the lth NJ
september 70 provide rs system Of thorough
military tiaiulng. distinctive eourss Oi Ac-
odemic instruction and technical distraction
in the several branches Of applied science:
thus enabling a graduate in the Academic
school 10 gain professional degree a. "A
Bachelor Of Science or civil tngl 1eer
These advantages are secured on terms not
exceeding s36 month. as an average Tor tho
entire course. including clothing Ia addition
% the ordinary college expenses.
For catalOtue address
GENERAL FRANCIS II. SMITH.
Jy2O-DSM6t superintendent.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
30 Ii2 north Eighth street. The twenty
fourth session begins MONDAY. - lfENBNN
23D THOMAS n. NORWOOD
Jyl0.2w Principal.
I AW SCHOOL
IL WASHNGION AND LEE UNiNER-
SHY.
LEXINGTON. VA.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, N. A.,B L.. prOfcs.
sor Of Common aud statute Law.
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER IL. D.. Pro-
lessor OF Equity and Commercial law.
ald OF Constitutional anu International
Law.
Tuition aud fees, s-5 FOR session Of nine
months commencing September lgth.
Apply iOf catalogue and circular.
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The feie given Mr.. and Mrs. Glad
stone last night by the National Liberal
Club has made a marked impression.
Fifteen hundred guests were present
all of whom paid a guinea admission "a
piece. The speeches were felicii0us,
and evoked much enthusiasm. The re-
ception accorded 10 Sir William Vernon
Harcourt was an incident Of the even
ing Next to Mr.. Gladstone he was the
most peculiar man present. The cheer
ing given Lord Granville was slight in
comparison. Loid Rosebery came late
and Mr. Morley did not attend.
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quality ofan -noh.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

II think this year will about end my
labors at the almshouse," said Rev. AL
bert Thatcher, as he came into Squire
Bertolctte's office, and gathered together.
PIE oil newspapers TO take over TO the
inmates this afternoon. Mr.. Thatcher In
answer to an Inquiry OF q REPUBLICAN
reporter present. said That he had been
going to the ainsh1use In the capacity
OF volunteer chaplain for forty years,
nearly every week found him at his
accustomed post. He is always male
very welcome among tic inmates, and
they gladly listen 10 bis Instructions. He
goes over on the three O'Clock train, and
is kindly sent back By Superintendent
Gu hrle. He holds services first among
the men down stairs, and then among the
women upstairs, and besides he visits the
hospital and speaks words of cheer and
encouragement TO the patients who are
able to listen TO him.
They are all very anxious TO get hold
OF the newspapers, with which MIR. That
cher loads himself before lie goes over.
Mr.. Thatcher has no doubt that his visit
tations have resulted IN good. "Then,
why do you With TO discontinue your
visits2' the reporter asked Mr.. Thatcher.
We'll, you see, am getting old, he re-
piled, but reckon have more time
than anybody else to do such things. l
reckon III keep on awhile longer yet"
When the Judge cometh to make up
his jewels, and Mr.. Thatcher Is naked
what he has done TO gloriiy him on earth,
will not these hospital aud almshouse
inmates arise up and cay, al was an
huugered and he fed me, naked and he
clothed me, sick and IN prison and IA,
visited met"
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21


TuH STATE oP DELAWARE. b
To the Sheriff 81 New Castle County,
Greeting.
Whereas, Frances Roche, by her pcti
- ton to the Judges of our SUI
seal pcrior Court flied In the onico
- OF the Parliamentary Of the sa ia
court In and for the county Of New Cns-
tie for the cause Of complaint therein
alleged hns made application to our said
Judges that IA decree may be pronounced
dissolylng the marriage existing between
the petitioner aud her husband, James
u. Roche.
We therefore command You as YOU
have heretofore been commanded, that
you summon james B. Roche so that he
be ana appear before the Judges of our
said court at .he next term thereof to
be hold Mt Wilmington on Monday the
sixteenth day of september next 10 an
swer the allegations OF the said petit
tsoner according to the act of assembly
IN such case made and provided, and nj.
SO TO 10 ana receive what the said court
shall then and there consider concerning
hin III this behalf as to the court shall
seem meet and consistent with the pro.
vision Of the said act of assembly, and
have you then there this writ.
witness the Honumbie Joseph Z.
Comegys Esq, at " ilmington the Tween
~ seventh day Of June A. D., eighteen
hundred ana eiEhty-nine.
Issued August 18th 1880.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, PROV, .-.
The above Is true copy OF the oriqi-
nal writ held by mo. ALYAN ALLEN.
sheriff
august ID, 1859. aul5-2taw-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

DR.. A. MErssE OF Lima, Ohio, has
been experimenting with some of the
Brown Sequard elixir, and found that
while it was entirely free from animal
life when first made, such was not the
case al the end OF forty five minutes.
AT that time cells had formed, and in
one hour the microscope showed
thousands Of bacteria. Fifteen minutes
latter biopiasm and a perfect mass Of
animalculae existed. These expert.
ments clearly show the great danger
OF having this fluid Injected in.
to the human system, and the many
accounts which are daily coming from
different parts Of the country OF swol-
len limbs, assesses and blood poison.
ing, the result Of these hypodermic
injections. should be warning to the
people to severely lei It alone, 1t now
looks as il this wonderful reiuvinating
elixir is grand failure, at least so far
as the physicians oil this country are
concerned.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

THE free traders claim that the
failure Of a number OF wooden mills in
this country Is caused by the high
tariff, but just how they arrive at this
conclusion ls difficult 70 tell. The
tariff is no higher now than It was
when the greater number OF these
mills were started and therefore we
cannot see how they suffer any more
now than before. The owners OF these
mills knew what the duty WAS on wool
when they put their money into the
mills, and the free traders also know
that for years these industries thrived
and prospered, as the could not have
done without protection. The trouble
now is that the line Of goods which
they manufacture Is allowed TO come
in at too low rate of duty, and Just
as soon as Congress increases the tariff
on these goods, these mills will all re
sumo. Had il not been for the rulings
of the last administration in regard TO
wooden goods, the present depression
would not exist.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

TgK SrATR on DELAwARH
To the sheriff OF New Castle County,
Greeting.
Whereas Henry Powers, by his petit
- tiun to the Judges Of our Su.
SEAL pertor Court fled in the Office OF
- the Prothonutary Of said court
In and for the county OF View Castle
for the cause of complaint therein nj
legged has made application to our said
judges thar e decrue may be pronounced
iisruiN ing theualY agreNist.ng between
the petitioner and his wife. Julia VOL
colt Powers.
We therefore command You as you have
heretofore been roIumuulcd that ) on
summon Julia Molcott Powers thnt she
De and appear before the Judges Of our
said court at the next term thereof to
lie ned at Wilmington, ON Monday,
the sixteenth day ai september next, TO
answer the allegations Of tho said PEE
ttioner according 10 the Act of Assem-
bly, III such cases made aud pro Viied
anu also do and receive what tho said
court SHAH then aud there consider con
corning her in this behalf rs the Court
shall seem meet, aud consistent with
the provisions OF said act OF Ass emily,
ana have you there TINS writ.
Witness the Honorable Joseph p.
day of June, 4. u. eighteen hundred
and eighty nine.
Issued August IA. 1852
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Prot'y.
The above Ia n true copy OF the
original writ hula 10y me.
ALNAS ALLEN
sheriff.
Aug. 10, lss9. nulj-staw I'M