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Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
FOURTH EDITION
Young Men In Politics.

The demand for "young men" to tax
an active part in political affairs Ia base,
on the .suppoeition that young men ar
more enthusiastic, more patriotic, an,
more unselfish than those who have los
In long years Of business cares and b.
hard experience the generous inspiration
and impulses of youth. In New Yorl
city, however. certain young men hav
taken hold of the management of politica
affairs with altogether too much vigor
These young men have many characters
tics In common. They are all unscrupu
lous, they are all self seeking, they are al
audacious. They have no idea Of. politic
except the scheming TO obtain money o.
power for themselves or their faction.
they have any ideas Of morality they leav,
them at home when they go on poiitica
missions. Some of them have opinion.
as to obtaining possession of public pro
perty that would disgrace q sneak thief
They are young In years, but have q
|cynicism, a disbelief In the existence Of
honor, mercenary spirit which fourscore
years CT hardening experience could not
increase.
Hubert o Thompson was q very young
man when he began to WELD political In
fluence. He died at the age of thirty
eight years, yet he had for years debauch
ed the public service, rendered the city's
greatest department the prey of dishonest
contractors, had trained up associates OF
equal unscrupulousness, and only saved
himself by death from complete disgrace,
If not imprisonment Maurice b. Flynn
is young man, yet two successive lheads
OF the Department of Public Works have
been his accompiices in dishonorable
schemes for money making. His only
conception of patriotism is a leech's con
ception of It's duty to man-to suck out
sustenance. Corruption is the basis OF this
bright young mans prosperity Rollin NJ.
Squire considers himself young man.
Yet he is an. acknowledged party TO a vile
compact, executed or uEexecu'ed, to de
liver millions of dollars of the city's
money 10 a contractors use. He with
Thompson and Flynn-the Ferdinand
Wards of politics-made triumvirate OF
young men in politics" the like of whom
the city will probably not soon see
again.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
THIRD EDITION
PERSONAL.


Miss Mary Ford went TO Mauol
Chunk yesterday, to spend two weeks
James Zebley, clerk in the p W. &
B. office. 10 In Washington.
Mr.. Harry Thorp of this city has re
turned home from q two weeks toul
through the Alleghepey noun tains.
B. g. Clark will rusticate In Slaugb
ter Neck, Kent County, for couple o
weeks.
Henry G. Conrad, Esq, and wifi
left this morning for Cape May to b,
absent for some time.
Miss Mary T. Ford of Jefferson stree
ft Of her health.
Miss Jennie Whestley, of Baltimore
10 visiting the family CT Myers Hayes
No. 2l8 King street.
Mabel Clark will be q visitor at In,
residence Of friends near Chesterville
Kent County, Md, for the coming three
weeks.
Daniel Taylor and his wife lef. yes
terdsy on q pleasure and Sightseeing
trip Of some OF the noted watering re-
sorts.
B. Veasey, the druggist at Eighth and
Monroe, is rusticating in the neighbor
hood Of PuRhtowD, Chester County
Pa.
Rev. ]. L. Es.lin, pastor Of the
Church of the Redeemer, has gone 10
schwenksville, Montgomery County
for two weeks visit.
Miss Maggie L. Carpenter, of South
Wilmington, lett on Saturday for trip
TO Port Deposit and Baltimore. She
will also visit Woodlawn camp during
her absence.
William and Eigar, SONS of Otley
Vernon of Christiana Hundred, visited
Baltimore yesterday for the purpose OF
buying a few car loads Of sheep.
Rev. Mr.. Sharp, who is stationed at
Ingleside, Queen Anne's County, q d.,
is visiting the camp at Brandywir e
Summit, and at Its close will pass a few
days in sur city.
Mr.. j. Layton r. Smith, who W It'll q
party of five young men from the P W.
Il b. r. r. shops, has been spending a
week at Atlnatic City, returned home
last evening much benefited by their
trip, but terribly sunburnt.
]. Barton Cheyney after two weeks
vacation spent at Atlantic City, re-
turned yesterday and is row doubly
prepared to WELD vigorous pen for the
benefit of our dramatic ally inclined
people through the columns of the
"E. E."
II. G. Bertolette, reporter on the
Every Evening, started today on a trip
through Pennsylvania covering an in
definite period oftime. Bert" has the
well wishes of a large circle of friends
for pleasant trip and a complete res5o
ration to health.
f. b. Mccall, salesman for C. X Gil,
more, tobacco and cigar house, l05 East
Second street, started for Rehoooth on
Saturday evening. While on his tour
be will visit Cape May, Atlantic City,
Ocean Grove, Asbury Park aud also
Niagara Falls, Canada and other places
of note.
Rev. Robert Graham and wife, who
have been visiting their friends in the
neighborhood of the Lower Brand wine
Presbyterian Church, started on Nor
day to visit the Thousand Islands and
Adirondack Mountains, in order to gain
strength for the labors of the coming
autumn. In this connection we will
also state that they have purchased
some property near Atlantic City, N.
j., where they will erect a cottage
which they can occupy during tie SUN.
mer months. We wish them success In
their undertakings, and hope that their
expectations q happiness aud coe.inc ed
usefulness may be !n@: realized.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
HonIing Pigeons.

Fur baskets of homing pigeons were
received by Samuel F. Belts, agent fo:
the Adams Express office in this city,
on Saturday, with a request to let the N
out on Sunday morning There were
"a pigeons in all, and half of them were
let ous a. 45 on sunday morning and
he other half a quarter CT au hour
la,er TIE birds after circ'iug around
a few times got III cir beariug and strucA
in nee line for New York Biz. Bet,,
expects TO hear from the owners today
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
COckrOaCh Mama.

Chinese sporting circles in Chicago
have been greatly excited over the out
come Of cockroach tournament which
has been going on in the basement of a
downtown laundry and Chinese club
house for the last three nights 1t is the
hrst big tournament ever held East of the
Pacific Coast, /, has teen engineered
and conducted by party Of Chinese
sports which left San Francisco three
weeks ago with nearly fifty trained fight
ing cockroaehes. Last night it was re
ported that the San Francisco party had
left for New York, having won several
thousand dollars from the local Chinese
betting men. In Chinatown at San Fran
cisco an old { hinaman has in odd hours
trained large number of reaches He
was ordered to prepare iifty Of his ablest
fighters, which he at once did, delivering
them in wicker basket made especially
for The purpose, In this basket werf
nearly hundred cells. in which each
roach was kept separate from his compan.
ions.
The Celestial sports arrived there with
their insects without mishap last Monday
and on Wednesday night the tournament
was opened "a feather weight fighter being
matched against middle weight roach
Before the insects were pitted against
each other they were handled by Quong "A
Chinaman Of experience. With minute
pair OF scissors he clipped their wings and
then, Just before facing them. CREASED
their bodies v salve This is done II
prevent the insects catching one another
as they Will not touch the creased nor.
lions OF each Others bodies. AT a ,ig
nal two champions were dropped into III
pit.
This was a large urn, shaped like
punch-bowl and CREASED on the pdpes
The first fight was one OF the best of In
whole tournament. No sooner we're IN
two reaches dropped into the bowl tina
they sprang at each other with III
tierceness of bulldogs breasting. Ju.
eleven minutes after 1.-THE fight began ii
big roach was dead, In the last stru.
gle he turned In such manner that h
left foreleg was pulled from its socke
but in so doing be caught his ad Versal
by the throat. The next instant |
died, covered with wounds, while IL
little victor staggered Oil, with teri
bic cut in his throat. Eight battl,
were fought the first night, and the be
ing was heavy, many of the local me
being winners. The next night thel
were orly four contests, but they wei
al desperate and lasted an hour eacl
On the third night there were eleve
nights, and when the tournament cor
GUIDED the San Franci:co Chinamen ha
nearly all the money OF the loca sport
IL was reported last evening thai IL
Cinnamon 'lIong, who handled the fish
reaches, mad played into The bands of Ii
visitors and drugeed some OF the bugs.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
swindIer's Trick.

A few days ago q man VIZ W..
that his name WAS NJ. " a,,llsl
master at Savannah, Ia, , o
Swithin O. Shortlidge, OF A sshon|
arranged to send his son 70 .s .'s ~
the coming term. ne was IN
pleased that he Offered TO ps!,,n;uI
$3.50, in advance, but on eIi ~ Ssd
pock etbook discovered taat a ars IA far|
$50 in cash, and two drafts q, Oh, ,h NJ
and the other for SEQ hs J. M NJ
offered Mr.. 8. the latter dis Vance
sent to the bank for the soV 'S Ss / !
fearing some crookednes' ! 10 ID
arranged to send the ana amount '.
Laws address in PhIiaGlsh3pinb M
making inquiries il P4 p'a5s,@asi}
ascertained that tie , Liam a
Savannah was named " ,tl.avtlpd
he returned to Media , ,.'ra a.
stars that he had escaped ~ se ,ot susl
out of $50 by his smoo'I WE'D
Quaintance.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

Total. ..... 96 A. 10 10

Total. ..... 96 A 10 10 10
If this return is anything like COZ
Biggs will be nominated on NE
ballot with five votes to spare 10
nations, however, may be Effected,
ed by little money and promls
patronage, that may change lh!s q
1t Ia only known that attempts y
been made 10 consolidate against D
but without effect.
Mr.. Cooch is represented as pelI'
tirely opposed TO any CON olnsI' ~,
ferrlng to stand alone with hlS ia1
ten, with tho expection that "uel
clans get tired fighting they may
shelter under his banners. nj.
1t is also well known ths' DIE,
ler's delegates, some OF them arc ~ :,
favor of Cochran even as q las, ~ ",
and are for Biges as the seConu ~
Under these circumstances II - N
see what will keep BIsss out "
nomination.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
Police Casea'

w. II. Baldwin was otI1 anon ii
oinsl Court this moFninS " srrrts,
repeated charge OF araI III, IN dsis
was fined 81 and ceslai ap ,t + 70 hi
payment he will be sew
home in jail. bo,,svIug ih1
Joshua Hogan, be leN vgHs IS
conid drink as much w Uni, won
T neaple without getting d d. sbsp |,
why he could not do - !. M nOd
hro,,oht before the court ~
and fined 81 and costs. another
Edward Butcher was r roald o
innate who thought he nv Sr drt
bctter man of himself "a, g bio b
s D,a, etbing that steals ave. nan a.
hnt he wasn't much OF . a fut
w v be was asked to Ply act ID
and " costs for the unmaDiy
anuees.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

Jcbn Browne, q colored man, has
been the subject Of many com plants
10 the Mayor and his police, but he
was ga crafty as always TO 6. ude arrest.
He was charged with the very grave
offence oflhdecently exposing his per
son. The police happened, however, to
come on him uuswares yesterday on
the Brandywine at the lower dam,
where ha WAS indulaing his british
piopensities and pabbtd him, and since
the meeting OF the Municipal Court
this morning no languishes in duran ce
vile in default of paying $40 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
Freight Traffic Opened

The Philadelphia division OF the
Balti more aud Oaio Railroad was
opened for the .rafiio of freighE between
Philadelphia and Baltimore yesterday.
Local freight will be received at the
foot OF Shipley street, this city, and
soon stations will be opened all along
the line. The fret regular freight train
psssed through Wilmington yesterdsy
morning about o'clock, and otht +
trAins ran during the day.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
The Granashoe Picnic.

The Gran sshoe Bay Club, who give
their annual pic-aic at Union Street
Park on Saturday evening are sparinE
no pains TO make it an enjoy able affair.
All those who wish to spend and even
ing of soIid enjoyment should not fail
TO attend. They invite all their lady
friends, and there will no doubt be a
good crowd in attendance. Good In asic
will be in attendance and the floor will
be in excellent condition.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

Building business Is improving. Ed
Ward Mendinbsll is building a very
fine house on the west side of Jefferson
street bslow Tenth. Jsmes and Char lea
Reese are building 81. 200 houses nd.
joining each other on the west side OF
Adams street be low Eighth. Eek Deputy
Sheriff Martin Ia building on the west
side OF Van Buren, street. j. r. d.
Seeds q Sons and Tindall & Bros. are
erecting q row of honseB,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

| oUBIlO SALE-WlLL BE SOLD Al
4 public sale, at tho stable of the sub
| seribers, 4ls West Front street. Wilmington
Delaware. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Il. 1855,
at O'Clock p. m,
Il head OF Illinois and Iowa horse!
No. l. Strawberry roam horse, 10 hand,
hi gh, years old, perfect family horse, can
be driven with or without blinds by the
most timid person.
NO. q Brown horse, s years old, lo ha nd q
high, weighs 1900. nice horse.
No. 8. Sorrel horse, years old .lt54 har ds
high. weighs 100; good driver and saddler
No. 4 Dark roam horse, 8 years old. It's.
| hands high, weighs 1850; safe for any lady
TO drive, and good saddle horse.
No. D. Brown horse, 0 years old, a good,
useful horse for any kind Of business.
No.o. Bay mare, 8 year. old, weighs
lle0,. and regular chunk and perfect
family mare, useful for any kind Of bust
ness.
Nos1Ss Pair OF bay mares, 8 and 7
years old, 1914 and 10 hands high, with fine
style and action; will make a good coach
team.
No. 9. Bay horse. 10 hands high, 8 years
old: nice driver, single or double, and racks
under saddle.
No: 10. Dark gray mare, 8 years old.
weighs 1900; good bone and action, work in
any kind Of harness.
No: II. strawberry roam horse, years
old. lots OF bone, and good chunk, extra
good worker.
No. IL Gray horse. years old ,l5< hands
high, good genera purpose horse.
No. ls. Bay horse, years old. good
driver, 10 hands high, and racks fast under
saddle; a perfect little dandy.
No. Il. Light bay horse, 9 years old, 1851
hands high, good worker or driver, will
make good store horse.
NO. 10. Dapple gray horse, 8 years old,
l'at hands high, can pace q n lie sure In
z. 30, and will trot along q good road gait
we'll broken In any Kind Of harness, will
make very speedy horse.
No 10. Brown horse, : years old, lbh
hands high, weighs lilo good family or
business horse, work In all kinds OF harness.
NO. IL. Dark bay horse, 10 hands nigh, o.
years old, will maize an elegant coach horse,
and good knee actor.
No. Is. Red Day horse, years old, l5Lk
hands high. perfect faulty horse; this is a
very handsome horse
No ls Big bay horse, years old, weighs
AOo; work In any kind OF harness.
No. 20. Gray hose, Z Years OLD, wei his
1900 lbs; a good chunk, good horss fo- any
kind Of bus ness.
No u. lark mare, years old last sar.ng;1
weighs 1900 lbs, 10 hants high. good worker
IN any kind Of harness, With fJal BY
PercherOn horse, ana a I months old c II by
her side is very hard 10 beat.
Every horse is TO be as represented. Mans
money refunded without Rfowlins. A credit
OF 30 days with an approved cndoTser. No
p7s't onf ment on account Of the weather
I1OIses can be seen at the stable after
TUESDAY. JESTER 4 MCDANNIEL
L.. w Sudham Son. Auct'g. aulT-d& wtsI
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

w. A. Boyd, baggage master on the
p, w. * b. Railroad. was Knocked
down while sorne care were being shift
ed ut Gray's Ferry last evening, when
the calf Of one OF his legs was crushed.
He was brought TO this city on the Q 4S
train, and after DR. Draper dressed the
wounds be WAS cent to his home at Per
rYyille. Md.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
Fatal Acrttianf

Edward Strong. who was born a,
Hockessin, Delaware, and after learn
ing carriage painting, engaged in driv
ing hack from this city to Kenneth
Square, died In West Chester, Pa, on
Sunday from injuries received by bein
thrown md dragged some distan CO on
stepping ont OF his carriage while out
driving on Thursday Last
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

The Academy OF Visitation will "a
open the nrnt Monday In September.
A picnic win be given in the woods
~ Squirrel Run by the Social Club OF
Rising Sun, on Saturday next.
Any one wishing to purchase Q gro.
Gerry store may hear OF good opening
by addressing Grocer" ct this Office
A suitable reward 10 offered for the
recovery OF q pair Of cuffs and eold
sleeve buttons lost on the road lead ing
from the Lancaster pike to Prices
shops
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
sale of Horses

Messrs. Jester & McDanuiel vii! have
another sale Of Iowa and Illinois horses
at their stables. No. 4l9 West Front
street, on Saturday, the 2lst inst.
Among the 81 head are some very fine
travellers as we'll as some fiIst-class
work horees.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

1t has tesn long time since L iward
Cassidy was heard from, hut last nieh &
he turned up in Squire O'Neill's Off CO
charged with drunkenness, threatening
To XIII this wife aud abusing his cbil-
.dren. Cassidy was fined IS and costs,
and In default OF $500 10 keep the pea ce
he was to-day sent 10 New Csstle.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
Job

!, OF OF mems base ball hooks, only 81. 90,
lot boys base ball hooks, sizes 8 to a
30 cts; lot little boys base ball hooks
s,zes IL to 10, So cts; lot little RirlsI
base ball button, sizes 8 to 10, so cts,
AT the Family Shoe House, 2O6 Market
street. William Fl. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
TorrlbIe Heat at st Lonis

ct. LOUIS, Aug, 10 The heat here
II lay WAS terrific, the mercury reach
ibg l07 in the shade. Many reliable
Instruments recorded as high as III.
During the whole d&r a regular siro ,co
prevailed, the bretz 70 feeling like no,
all from furnace. There were nine
CAGES Of sunstroke, four Of them fatal.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
Sinothered,

The sweeks-old ron OF Charles Smith
who resides at No. Ills Head street
was smothered in bed yestel day m orn.
ing by rolli2g over on his face and moi
by pillow falling ou MIN, az stated
yesterday. The little fellow was sleep
ing soundly when Mr.. S. arose al
o'clock, but turning ever on his face he
failed to attract the attention OF tn.
mother, and when she discovered hi,
position two or three hours afterward,
life was extinct He was an unusuall,
stout child, and his sudden death is +
sore sffilction to his parents. His re.
mains were inferred at R1erview Gem.
etery this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
Jenny Lind CsntaIoupes.

Mr, Jaquett, so well known in chr
ci'y to-. his celebrated Jenny Lind can
taluupes, Iceland melons and shor,
Nancy, nun sVee. potatoes, will he
found daily at oil King street, and on
market days at 500. opposite side.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
IBerksCouuty Fair

j ,seph DeGodt, OF Greenvllle. pre-
poses 20 run another excursion to Read
ing, Pa on Thursday, septem Der %,
10 order to give tue citizens of WIZ
minRton and vicinity an opportunity
to attend the Berks County fair.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
EIeslI Lass .

Powell, OF the Third street market,
has received supply Of fresh bass
from the Breakwater, and is able to
supply our citizens with these and
other varieties OF the finny tribe.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
Lower Brandywine LnJO held

Lower bfah"' =, 'ha held
A peach festival p, wi,i " vine ?
;s9ss Church Ct 1srs9 ;gsR3 6
s grove will be hsn "nd muSothiug :
o saaGss to msss * e ssass ely
and profitable. In asnSnoouuced for.
day has been pos'p0D'
the same grove ~
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
Thumb Mashed.

Alfred McMullen, chief engineer OF
the steamer Republic, had one of his
thumbs crushed no badly yesterday
morning, while engaged 10 wipiDg the
engine, that its amputation WAS render.
ed necessary.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

John W. Blaokiston, an aged gen :
tleman, residing at HOO Tatnall street,
fell down stairs last light breaking his
collar bone, bruising his head badly
and, l. is feared, lniuripg himself in
ternally. Medical help was promptly
ca He'd in.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
:. =. Estimated

THAT there are one e.5 h1nH IL ths
sufferers from bay sy, 'e about t four
s s1:.:i ,s.a Rs 1ss;s :. s;;:;s sssass
rsas D%.Ii i all would '''
Cream Balm.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

Philip Lynch, who resides at G18 Elm
stree, was kicked on tho head by a
mule yesterday while engaged in paw
ing on Spruce street near Seventh, aud
30 badly injured that ii WAS necessary
to se1d him home in a carriage.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

The three story dwelling, No. 1903
VanBuren street, will be rented to a
tirst class person at q low rent. Apply
At this Office.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
DIED..

ely On the 10th Of August, 1883, Susan.
nah T., widow Of the late Oliver p. XIV.
aged IS years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited TO attend her funeral nom her late
residence. Green Hill. Ohristiana Hundred
on Thursday At IL n. m. InteImeut at MT
Salem Gen etery.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
biggs AWAY Aha.

| Since the smoke NJ ,as'
! san9e battle has cI.a Sstuid,
snoiaing an Opportunity ~ s Nv
the living, the wounded ana a. COT, COUNT
II is found that BirSs bs. mesa
greater victory than VA .As galts
uy ms most sanguine support sSs'H
ROSTERS who voted early sua
nave elected the most Ss,s suu
cochran In Wilmington '; Ts
stands about six for Coch,,t lug
siegs and three for Herbert S 70,
Io,lr OF the seats OF the Cocb,,nD by
gates are contested, and thu R,aa
having control of the con,an,sg s
count may be reversed and I Ri0s.
nave six delegates and Herbsr, ~ ss, :
Harry hmmons, who was conu,sa
ID the Seventh warJ, hss m uuSlea
preparation to ntest with saoe w
seat OF James Mslloy, who /, c's,
as q Cochran delegate. Mr. E~ U,a
has already secured the svorn a sWa
OF JOB men who swear that tha. uA
Tor him In the eastern nrsc;nc, w
seventh ward. He also has prooI
William Condor, who left fOr CS,',
on Saturday evening, voted t C4
also that Frederick w. sntton w,I
fused the right to vote, having hs.
cused OF being a Republican: AIN
John Cook, OF the Fifth ward. yo,sI
Mslloy; also that George Hps
Charles @. King, of the Ebbj,t ~
gang OF reporters, got in two vos
Malloy and Crippen; also tha, IN, y,
vote OF the western precinct wssw
Malloy; 81 for Emmons. and fms
DUPONT, and that the exact VOTE a
eastern precinct was Il for Mallo,
III for Emmons. The fraud which
Emmons will attempt to prove a.
was obviously perpetrated BIZ Ipsn,
Thomas r. Cusick of the eastern \
cinct. Thus far Emmons ia Certain
100 votes. which gives him a msior
OF 10 over Malloy in the whole xsTl|
The following appears to te the M
% FAR as reported from the country
tricts:
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Brandy wine, Biggs 3, Herber
Christiana. Chandler s, NIL Cr,
Chandler 8; White Clay Greek, "a
3; Pencader. Ccoch 3; New Cad
Herbert 8; Red Lion, cochran 2, d
2, doubtful !; st. Georges, Bigss5
poquinimink, Blggs 8 Blackblrd,
bert 8, Biggs 2.
KENT COUNTY,
Duck Creek, Cochran, s; Ken
Cochran, 8; Little Gre k, Riggs s. d
Dover, Cochran, 3; Norta Murdtis
Biggs, 3; Cochran, =; unpledetd,
South Murderkill, Cochran, s; Mil
ion, Biggs, 8; Milford, BIggs, I.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Cedar Creek, Bigss 8; NOrthV
Fork, Biggs 8; NsDticcke, Bes
Cochran 2; seaiord, BgSs /, COchrs
Broad Creek, Bisgs 3; Little Gu
Riggs 8; Gumboro, Biges, 81 Dss,b
Biggs 8; Georgetown, BiRgs S; b
more, Biggs o. Indian River, Bga
Lewes and Rehoboth, Cochran s. BID
kiln, Biggs6 8.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
Fifth EDITIoMN'
Special Dispatch IN p."''oh'

special nanI Dispatch to Republican.
:, reynolds nno Of Kent called tn. a 'o''l'
70 70. order nar, at l: O'Clock, and DS11 sas
90 co. tenn porary chairman. M ~. d y
men evidently have IT,. me Inc By
s oD. 1t IT Is doubtful it thew s'', - n
able to hold it. There ia I o@.., Will
confusion and disorder OOnalde,!
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
WhoSays So2 We Say So
huf Sed.

That our S. SO Shoes in
Button Balls and Congress
are genuine hand-sewed,
both in welt and fair stitch,
and is the only genuine
hand-sewed Shoe ever put
on the market at the above
price to the consumer. We
also have a $500 Shoe,
which is a fair representa-
ton Of our So 80 Shoe; the
only difference being that
the $500 Shoe is machine
sewed instead of hand
sewed. Call and examine
these Shoes and Save One
Dollar on each pair OF
Shoes.
Also a full line of X. of
L. Shoes in stock. At