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The state herald., 1891-08-07

The editor of the Phillips a
News can now boast Of anothcE
quest. II seems he has gobl'ltt
the poor, weak, dcfcnsclcss little
press and has attached it as u tait3
the News kite. lie is using IL ~.
"dirty work annex" of the Newt II
which he will publish what he c.lsye u
cowardly to publish in the Ncws.$Hi
had supposed that llolyokc war;
have u straight democratic pals.yyAa
50 announced it, but we now dcsiry t
correct our statement. IL isa "nicc
combination and the people Of tn
county should subscribe for the com
binatlun papers If they desire 10 taxi
n paper whose political principles ar
''any thing to get there"
The state herald., 1891-08-07

The committee on organization of Il
fair association have Il meeting at the
court house tomorrow at which time
the committc on constitution and by
laws will make their report and the
committee request a full attendance
Of all those Interested in the fair In
order that the report Of committee on
constitution and by laws may bc con
sidcrcd. Let all those Interested In
having a good fair be present.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

The editor Of the News has become
80 accustomed to comparing himself to
some "lordly" specimen OF the brute
Kingdom that he very naturally falls
into thu habit Of calling his brothers
hy such pc, names MS "iisty.h
IIis renders should overlook this i'lio-
sincrasy OF his for. without doubt. II is
the result Of his early training.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

The IIolyokc, tColo..) tennis club
will play tennis with the Champion
tennis cluh at Champion on Tuesday,
Aug. ith; game called n, y. n,:cnch
club playing with eight members.
consisting Of four ladies aud four gen.
ilcmrn.
All clinsc county people should Wit.
mesa this game, Champion, Aug. l..
ilulynke hus lhe best club west NJ
Lincoln Champion
The state herald., 1891-08-07

j. c. Scott now has charge Of the
hotel In Sterling formerly known as
the Sterling House. Mr.. Scctt has
thoroughly renovated the bnllding
and fitted II M In n neat md tasty
manner. lie has changed the name
TO the American Hotel. \ good Ia
blc Is set and the hotel Is run In llrst.
class shane.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Come in aud subscribe for the
STATE HERALD. We will give you
as good terms rs any other paper dare
offer. We are not running paper
simply for campaign purposes, but we
are here to stay.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Ex-Mayor Daniel +. Beatty, of BE-
atty's Celebrated Organs and Pianos,
Washington, New Jersey, has returned
home from an extended tour of the
world. Read his advertisement in
this paper and send for catalogue.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

For ''riinbclt country" nothing Is
new, but here is n hit for the Greeley
Democrat man 10 crack: Mrs Joseph
Lowrlc, the wife of a farmer living on
the headwatrrs of the frrnchmnn, On
Tuesday gave birth TO four children
two boys and two glrls--all alive and
well developed. Five years ago Mrs.
Lowrc presented her husband with
triplcis, and two years later with
twins, making nine children ut three
births,-Logan County Advocate.
Who says that the "n,ln belt" Is
not productive country
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Rev. $. w, Thornton, presiding Ell
der OF the NJ. Il. church for this dis
trict, preached couple Of excellent
sermons at the NJ. 4. church in IIol-
yoke last Sunday. lie is deep
thinker and an eloquent speaker.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

General Superintendent Calvert OF
the Il. 4 NJ. has three months "trip
layed out in the wllds OF Wyoming
and Montana. So says the Omaha
Bee. Many "a Coloradoan heart would
leap with joy If he would spend about
half Of that time between here and
salt Lake. Mr.. Calvert Is one OF the
finest engineers, and his trip means
business So clear the track when
you see Calvert or hear tn. whistle
blow.-Dcnvcr Bee.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

"Tubby",o of the News: Says the /
AID is "whinine" because Il az
get the county printing. No,"1n
you are mistaken, we wero simply
jecting TO having our bid acted,
in connection with your "baby ne1
tempt nj II bid" For we knew X 4
assertions were true, we could ng
to get the printing anyhow. M
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Tlurrah for the rain belt. Crops
the largest ever been known, cattle
shake with fat as they run, the prai-
ric dogs are kept busy cutting down
the buffalo grass around their holes 81
they can find their way home. Den
yer Bee.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

The News animals are frantic with
ungovernable rage this week, notwith-
standing the claim made by the ring
master that flies, mice and small dogs
were not noticed by the lordly beast of
that menagerie.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Mrs. Elan and Miss Bertha Gillctt,
of Fairfield, Iowa, mother and niece
Of Gillctt Bros, and Miss Florence
Stockton, Of Lincoln, Nebraska, are
visiting with the family Of Ed Gillctt.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

The Star Meat Market has recently
changed hands and Is now owned and
will bc run ny Gaihc & Polier,. The
boys understand their busincs, well
and will not fail to please their Gus
TONERS. Give thcih n call when you
want anything in the line Of meats.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Read the latest sermon Of "Tnbby''
in the News. One would take him to
be great moral reformer instead Of a
fourth class political bum lie is n
sweet scented apostle of reform to be
lecturing to the voters Of this county
on purity in politics.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

We feel that we owe our readers an
apology for devoting so much space Ia
the "News-Express combination," but
hope they will bear with us for this
time, rs IL is not every day that We
have such a great moral circus to
write up.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Foster, the weather prophet, says
that northeastern Colorado will have
heavy rain storms during 'hc month
Of August so II will stand the farm
cr IN hand TO make the best Use pos
slblc Of good weather by taking care
Of his crop OF small grain.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
PLU NJ B IN c..

have charge OF the Plumbing in lIoyokc AMI Grant,
Ncb, and carry full stock of goods. Can put
short notice. Also carry galvanized pipe from, inches,
Pump cylinders, Cstern pumps Rod couplings Valves and
fittings would be glad to furnish prices If you
want any repairing done, call my old stand the
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Judge Allen has passed sentence on
the range cattle thieves recently con-
victed at Sterling. Edward Jones re-
ccived sentence of three years and
six months. John Adler three years
and six months, Denny Swigert seven
years and Mart Mortensen I'VE years.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

William i,rOwH, who was formerly
roadmaster on the Ilolyokc and Chcy-
emo division has returned to IIol-
yoke from McCook where he has been
for some time and will have charge Of
the line from Ilol'lrcgc to Cheyenne,
with his headquarters Mt IIolyokc.
Mr., Brown is very popular with the
h, & NJ, boys and the people Of llo'-
yoke will be pleased to know tina: he
VIII make lIOlyokc his home. "a
The state herald., 1891-08-07

1t is expected that Hon. N. d. Coy,
State Superintendent, will lecture to
our teachers during the institute. All
should hear him.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Town lots and good brick resi-
deuce property -to-tsade for st.s:k. 'iof
particulars call at STATE HERALD
office.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Miss Grace Whitman returned
home. Monday, from lIoldr,ge where
she has been for several months.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
Local loyO.

It ia our purpose to note tho arrival AMI de-
parturc Of ai guests to our city, and request
those VIII. have visitors to inform US Of tho fact
Local news items are always thankfully received
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Who wecps with You when you are
sad, and laughs with you when you
are glad, and smiles at you when YOU
are mad---thc editor. Who owns Il
heart as well AS cheek, possessed Of
spirit proud, yet meek, and lives ON
forty cents wcck-thc cditor.-Ex.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

y. W. Dearcup and u. \. iloshlps
went to Dickens, Neh.. Saturday, Ia
hunt prairie chickens.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

George Conkling is now proprietor
Of the s,ur livery barn again.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Mrs. Huber took the east bound
train last Friday for II visit with
friends In Nebraska.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Applications for final proof made out
at this office free of charge.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Advertise IN the HERALD II you
expect to do rushing business.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
a. L.. 4, a. NJ

a. r. a n. MI
HOI.YOKE LODGE go. sil a. =. AND a. NJ.
Regular Communications tho first and
third Fridays Of each month. All Masons In
good standing are cordially invited To attcnd
" WAITE. ". NJ.
G n. ELLIS. secretary.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

bert Perkins and wife returned from
Cheyenne this week aud will take u
position IN tho News office.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

The iIolyoke elevator has been p'ir.
chnscd by Mr.. koehlor, Of blue llill,
Nebraska, who will send man here to
fiin Il.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Go to +. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shoes. 40
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Mss Lille DIckerson went to Cur
It's. Friday, On n visit to her sister
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Judg. Glynn made n trip to Denver
this week on business.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
4. u, q, T..

,yOIYOKE LODGE. No. &c. !. %. o. T.. meet.
II every Tuesday evening at Bakers Hall.
,. VI. smith y e
A, n, Boden scc'y
The state herald., 1891-08-07

!. :. Bennett returned from Sterling,
Tuesday, where he Ind been for n
couple u weeks In attendance upon
district court.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

&. 81, Pickett yeceiyed his new
ilteshlnr machinr this wcrk and Il
naw ltrinred in do first elhas Woil IN
nlM llnt VI lmsness.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Dr. Smiths line buggy horse died
this week.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Attend our county teachers insti-
tute, Aug. 18th to s8th.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Teachers institute, Aug. H. See
Program.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

III u man wants Office Ii this county,
he must taller np.n--Tubby.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
*. of Il,

CRESCENT LODGE. So. as, X. OF r., meet.
~ every Wednesday night.
RE WEBSTER. C. c.
q GRour X. Of Il. Is.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

The llolyokr Express, last week,
showed very plainly the "ilnn Italian
hand Of the Phillips County New.
editor.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
ART GALLERY.

Picture frames and Mats Plush cabinet frames, Enlarg
ing Copying and Crayon work of all kinds Panels, Cab
NETS Cards, and all kind of Photograph work done in the
latest style -Four cards for dollar.
w. c. POWERS.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
chr,st,nm Church.

Services every Sunday at o'clock. y. nj.
Preaching every alternate sunday. sunday
Achool NJ 3 o'clock central time.
PERRY MooRE, Pastor.
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Fifty thousand brick for sale by G
Varncy. If
The state herald., 1891-08-07

Read the meat market nd of Gathc
& Poltcra.
The state herald., 1891-08-07
DIRECTORY.
NJ. II. church.

rrcnching every sunday morning at 10
and evening ut s:so. and prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening ut 6:so, monntnin timc
". l.. Haley. Pastor.
!. errdry, sehcolsryass sastaey. unnrnias-es
the close Of public service.
j. II. PAINTER, supt.
W. T.. JOHNSON, Asst.
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
PERSONAL pARAaaAphs

Elk Representative Chipman Of Laurel Is
in this city today.
Clarence Mason of this city will spend
week with relatives in Frederick.
Miss Maria Braery of Pbiladel-
delphia is visiting friends IA this citv.
DR.. ]. w, Dewitt OF st. Gsorgas
pension examiner, was in this CITY to-
day.
Miss Myrtle Stuart Is spending her
vacation with her parents in Chambers
burg, Pa.
Miss Willie Price Of Still Pond, Nd,
who has been the guest of Miss Ada
Burrows, has returned home.
p. Monaghan who has visited New
York, Brooklyn, Coney Island and
Poughkeepsie during the past week, has
returned to his home in this city.
Calvin Westhaeffer, treasurer Of the
Grand Opera House, who has been
spending his vacation with relatives in
Lancaster, Pa. returned to this city
yesterday.
Miss Annie Blddell, niece Of Judge
Wales, sailed from New York with a
party of Friends on the North German
Leyd steamship Friesland. yesterday, for
a European tour.
Miss Este.la Russell. Miss Laura Rus
sell. " A. holt and wife, c. r. Holt
and g. @. Mckay will leave this city on
Saturday for Atlal tic City, where they
will stay for several days.
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
Buy now AZ nOrestOn. IS month.
CITY Nsw vs. IN RRIeF.

cap from the Reliance hose cart was
lost while on the way to the 6re last
evening
George w Bush is erecting four frame
dwelling houses on the east side of the
causeway
A gang OF section hands are ballasting
the w. 4 n. railroad track from the
brandywine TO the fair grounds.
Fans were distributed by Mitchell &
Bash to the audience at the High School
commencement exercises last evening.
David Rice of Eighth and HMadison
streets was slightly injured BY falling
from Third street bridge while it was
being opened yesterday.
The condition Of James McElhenny is
still precarious, and he is by no means
out of danger Dr. Springer is in attend
ance upon him and his family is hopeful
Street Commissioner Francis McClos-
key was sworn in by Mayor Wiley yes
terdav afternoon. Mr. McCloskey's bond
Of $500 with Peter MeCloskey, surety,
was continued
A lawn party was held at the residence
Of Alfred D. Warner, No 1909 Delaware
avenue, yesterday afternoon, the rro-
ceeds being devoted to an ice water
fountain In the Ninth ward.
George w. Harrington Of Philadelphia
mad fainting spell at the Odd Fellows
Hall yesterday afternoon, and was taken
TO the police station, where under the
care Of DR.. Charles Z. Baird, he re
covered
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
sEvgNrY-Flve ThousANn.
The Full Amount Paid 20 New Castle
County for tho sfate Asylum.

County for the srate Asylum.
State Treasurer Wilbur II. Burnite
met President Henry A. Nowland and
Secretary John W. Lawson, OF the Board
of Trustees of the Poor of New Castle
county, at the First National Bank this
morning, and paid to them 375, 600 ia
cash. AS soon as the trustees received
the money they turned 1t over to County
Receiver John /. Dickey, and the treas
ury Of New Castle county at once be
came fatter than 1t has been for a long
time.
The money was that which the state
treasurer has received from the sale of
state bonds. These bonds were issued
after the meeting of the General Assem-
bly, of 1889 in payment for the Delaware
State Hospital at Farnhurst, which had
been purchased by the state from the
Board of Trustees Of the Poor of New
Castle county
Directly after the bonds had been
issued to the trustees they were sent to
Philadelphia, where soms legal techni-
cality was discovered that rendered the
papers invalid. The trustees were thers
fore obliged to do without the money
until the last session of the Legislatures
when Attorney w. 7. Lyman of the
board, went to Dover and prepared bill
that recalled the bonds and provided
for the issuing of new ones.
The bill was passed by the Legislature,
the bonds we're issued and, as has been
stated, sold by the state treasurer The
president and secretary Of the board OF
trustees were notified to meet the state
treasurer this morning and the money
was paid
County Receiver Dickey will uss the
money 10 pay off the following floating
Indebtedness:
Note Of 5000, National Bank OF
Newark, due 5e, ember Is, 1891,
Nv, with iss days II terest 5,ies IS
Note for S2,5O1, Union Natio al Bank.
:, interest +. ,,...;, VI ~. 2.5ei 81
Delaware. due February 10, 1892,
with l42 days interest. st..........5. 10,336 81
Note for $4,000, due February 41iq2
lls days interest, Farmers Bank
:, az New Castle. -. 10 s4e o.
Note for 5000, due March 1, with 100
), days ittere /, al ne same hank s,loa 90
Note f0- Sl5.000, due March s. with iO3
days, interest; al same bank -, 1926 90
Note sfor g., 500 due February A. with
l4sdays' interest, at Farmers hBank,
Wilmington .. 256i eT
No for $4,000, due February Z with
: Wilmington. 81; ...... -. 2O.4s3 80
from March Il, last, to date -. 5.O94 II
Total ....................... s74. rs so
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
Te KlIl tha crnr

my Official Wife" is the name OF a
novel written by Colonel Richard Henry
Savage and published BY the Home Pub.
fishing Company of New York. The
plot is laid in Russia An ex-army
officer is travelling in Europe, and a
beautiful young girl requests him to
take her over the frontier into Russia
with him as his wife, under the plea Of
having lost her own passport. She con
trlves 70 go with him till she meets the
Car, whom she wishes to assassinate
The alleged husband discovers her pur-
pose In time and drugs her wine, aud the
drug overpowsrs her jast aN she is draw
Ing pistol from her pocket to shoot the
Gar 1t is book we'll worth reading,
and time spent In its perusal will not be
lost
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
Thrown From a Car

James B Byrnes. an insurance agent
living at No 1909 Linden street was
severely injured last evening oy being
thrown from Front and Urion street
car. He was standing on the rear plat
form against the rail The horses gave a
sudden start at Front and Harrison
streets. Byrnes lost his balance and fell
backwards to the street. Bis head
struck the cobbles and was badly cut,
and his body was badly bruised. He
was picked up in g semi unconscious con
dition and taken to a Aeighboring drug
store, where his wounds were dressed
From there he was conveyed to his home
and had to take to his bed
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
WIN. B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.

Zephyr Dress Ginghams.
Did you read what we said
about them +?
The best Scotch Ginghams
perfect to wear, perfect to
wash, perfect in style.
Fifteen thousand yards re-
duced from csc per yard TO
I5c per yard.
One hundred and ten styles.
Every lady should see them
many are buying them by
the dozen-thirteen hundred
yards are sold in one day. 'Tis
an old saying practice econ
omy," but there's sensible
economy and foolish economy
this gingham movement is a
case where sensible economy
is effective and consistent. See
the goods and judge for your.
self.
With only limited quantity
of the French All.wool Grena-
dimes Many people will be
disappointed in not getting
them, three quarters OF the
whole lot being sold in three
days. Reduced from S5c to
3oc
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
Pickels for water Uommissioner.

Henry O. Pickels was appointed water
commissioner by Mayor Wiley last even
ing for term of six years. The salary
IS $500 annually Mr.. Pickels was born
IN England in 1880, came TO this country
in le46, and in 1s49 to this city. He is
president Of the Wilmington Pipe and
Foundry Company. He was for five
years member Of the Board of Public
Education. and for fourteen wears 1
member Of the City Council. He was for
eight years chairman Of the City State
and County Republican Committees. ana
is known as one Of the most bitter parti-
sans within the limits Of the city Of
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
Tha Law n nInnhntnru-

rumor has been widely circulated
this afternoon that an error bad
been found in the bill authorizing
the city Of Wilmington to borrow
$500, 900 for street improveme /
and that the error was that
the entire matter had been made option
Al with the City Council, ard that
they need not borrow the money
If they saw At not to do So Ex CITY
solicitor Lyman was seen this afternoon
Ia regard to the rumor He said that
the bin was all right, that the matter Of
borrowing the money WAS not
made optional with the City
Council, but that it wa,
mandatory and that the Council would
have TO borrow the money and spend II
on the streets
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
OF AN ATHLETIC NATURE.

What the Local sports Are Doing
The Delaware Field Club cricket
eleven yesterday defeated the West
Chester eleven by % runs and wlckets
West Chesters total was 40, while the
total of the Delaware Field Club was 70
The Lacrosse team Of the Y. NJ. C. A.,
which will play the Philadelphia Associa-
tion team on the afternoon Of July on
Philadelphia, Is constituted az follows
Pierce, goal; Ewes. point; Pickel, cover
pint; Lawson, third defence; Harrar.
second defence; Betelle, first defencs
Wilkinson, centre; Southard, first at
tack; kaveny. second attack Thomas.
hrst attack; Hoffman. outside home
Van Trump, inside home. The hons
club will practice to-day and tomorrow.
At meeting Of the board of COVER
nors of the Warren Atklstic Club held
last evening, the following standing
committees were appointed: House
Committee, John Bancroft, Dr.. J w.
CTumbsugb, Lewis Reagan, B T. spence.
W F .Kurtz; Base Ball Committee, David
Kennealley, +. W. Mullan, Horace Ne
Daniel; Cycling Com nittee, George a.
Kerr John 7 Hudson. w 9. Seeds. John
J. Jordan, z Fl Lofand.
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
AFTER AN INJUNCTION.
Y. M. ID. @. Takes Action ON THROWN
Open the Assessment


Open the Assessment.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
held an important met I'll q last
evening The moin feature OF
tho evening was the adoption OF
resolutions condemning the Re
publican Levy Court for its
revolutionary methods In attempting to
throw open the assessment lists, In
order to place 1000 names on the
list after the time of appeal
had passed. and also endorsing anv
action that will look towards restrsininr
such insubordiuation until decision In
the Churchman msndamus case has been
rendered by the Court Of Errors and
Appeals
Following upon the heels of this
resolution, John n. Rodney Branch Il.
Giles and Willard Salisbury Jr., counsel
are preparing petition to be presented to
Chancellor salisbury praying for
an injunction restraining the Levy Court
from acting In the matter until the
Court OF Errors and Appeals has disposed
of the Churchmsn test case.
This Is being prepared to-day aud will
be forwarded to the chancellor as soon
as It is positively known that the Levy
Court will persist in its course.
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
$5 willsmake a PSI ment on ''Creston'
lot, Office 712 Market street.

Mrs. Duuseith still Under Lock and Key.
At last evenings session Of the
Municipal Court, Lilburne Chandler,
counsel for Mrs. A, A. Dunseith, made
an application to have her released on
bail. DR.. Willard Springer was exam
ined and testified that James McElhenny
was by no means out of danger, that
although his condition was improved it
was still rrecarious, and death might re.
suit sooner or later. City Solicitor Cur
tbs objected to the admission of her To
bail on the ground that she vas an &C.
cessory to the crime. Judge Ball sus.
tanned him, and Wednesday next was
named as the day for another hearing
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
Their Firat Arresta

Officers James Haines and Michael J.
Maloney both distinguished themselves
yesterday by making arrests Haines
pulled in" John Fitzmaurice for drunk
enness BE was fined SO or twenty DAYS
this morning. Maloney has been placed
In the verv worst part of the city--''on
the coast. He ordered a crowd OF colored
men off the corner OF Front and Market
streets, and Samuel Hayes, one of the
crowd, resented. Maloney placed him
under arrest and Hayes was fired 81 and
costs this morning
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
Another Big Blaze.

An alarm OF Gre was struck from box
No, ll2, at Pennsylvania avenue and
Scott streets last evening. at Q. 55 clock.
The alarm was caused by the burning OF
barn, used as q ttorehouse, at the
corner Of Eleventh and Union streets.
and owned by John g. Hirzsl OF No. 206
East Second street. Many people thought
that another fire like Sunday right 1
would be the result sThe building being
old snd Of frame, the flames shot up TO
the heavens, presenting a beautiful ap-
pesrance. The structure was completely
destroyed The Ere is supposed to have
been the work Of tramps who have been
around the building recently and who
congsegate about that part Of the city in
large numbers The loss will amount to
$3.50, on which there is no Insurance
Evening journal., 1891-07-02
uoIored Nan rninrnn

Last evening as John Cotton was div
ing over Market street bridge his horse
became frightened by steam escaping
from the boiler of the engine that turns
the bridge, It jumped to the other side
OF the bridge, struck colored msn.
knocked him down and injured him to
some extent. he was able TO hobble
away, however His name could not be
ascertained.