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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-06-19
NUMBER II.

Lovers OF the may dance, are lnfOrm
ed that the dancing programme as adop-
ted and which will he observed at the
coming ball is printed in neat little books
with pencils attached and for sale at this
office. Everybody will want one.
We were pleased in meeting this week
our young friend Walter Simon who has
been spending few days with his pa
rents and kinfOlks. Walter is looking
we'll and his travelling seem to do him
good. He has recently travelled through
out the States of Georgia. Alabama, and
Florida, and is now or his way to Texas.
Wherever he may be We hope he will
meet with the best success.
June has indeed, been "A wet month.
1t has been rain, rain, every day, for the
past two or three weeks. The crops
will if not already, feel the effect of this
long continuous rain. Where there was
late planting and the crops were not rid
Of the grass, there will be sweet old
time fighting the growing weeds. How
ever it might be worse and if we have
fair sunshiny weather for the next few
weeks, the planters may pull out at the
big end of the horn.
Thursday evening. towards O'Clock,
the sky suddenly became overcast by
dark, threating clouds. Soon a strong
wind commenced blowing from the West,
followed by slight rain. So strong
had the wind become, that for a while
it was a general question if cyclone lad
not struck the town. However it did not
last over half an hour or so. We fear it
has tended to seriously injurc the crops.
For certain the corn is laid nearly fat on
the ground and other crops have suffered
as bad. AnyhO W let us continue to look
on the bright side.
We have always cOntended that St.
Martinsville has bright future ahead
Of her, if her people will only bestir
themselves. While our neighbors are
grasping at every chance and making the
most of their opportunities, we are sor-
rowfully forced to acknowledge that our
people seem to be utterly Indifferent as
to how the "world wags." A glance
will show right around Us are means to
enhance our trade. but no special effort
is being made to turn it in its proper
channel. Unless we hustle" and show
the people naturally tributary to us, that
we want their trade, is it reasonable to
suppose that they will come to us, espe-
cially when our neighbors are extending
the warnest welcome TO them?
Rev. Parmentier assisted by Rev.
Coughlin, gave stereOpticon exhibitions
at College Hall, last Tuesday and We'd
nesday. A large number of people
were present at both entertainments.
The proceeds proved satisfactory, we be-
lieve, and are destined to fund to build
Catholic Church in New Iberia. The
views shown were well selected and va
ried, and we hear that every one atten-
ding was well pleased. 1t is certainly
worth the price of admission if not more.
After each exhibition lottery was
drawn, the prizes being valued at $40
each. The prize the first evening beau
tiful toilet set, was won by Mr.. J.E.
MOutOn; the prize the second evening
was won by A. Minatzi, being a pretty
statuette.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-06-19

ST.. MARnNsvIIIE, LA. JUNE 10TH 1886
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
THIRD EDITION.



DIR. Edward Gibbons, son Of the late
William Gibbons of this city, died at
his residence in California, q few days
age, aged about 68 years Mr.. Gibbons
passed the early portion Of his life In
our city, and after studying law remov'
ed 60 Memphis. Tennessee, but after
remaining there sometime, he returned
to Wilmington, and took mp his resi-
dence with his mother In the old man
sion. near the corner Of Delaware ave
nue. and Jefferson street. BE was al
ardent Wing, and for a time was $3.50
ciate editor Of the REPUBLICAN,, an6
prepared fer its columns many interest
ing and instructive articles, In l84S o.
1919 be removed TO California, wher'
he studied medicine and entered upoI
the practice of that profession.
He was quite successful and accumu
lated o snug fortune. He married Mtsi
Barr, . daughter of the late Rev. JOSEPH
Barr, of Newark, who joined him IN
California. Some six or eight years age
he made visit to his old friends 10
this city, ard after passing fee
months returned to the Pacific coast
where he continued to reside until thu
close Of his life.
He was possessed of considerable
ability, and his friends In this city
particularly the members OF the OLE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS associa
ton, will hear OF his decease with feel
ipRs OF regret.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
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UpholdIng GLADSTONE.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Midlothian
Unionsts sent a deputation to wait on the
Marquis OF Harrington today to ask him
to assist them in putting forward Union
list to oppose MI Gladstone in the coming
election. Lord Harrington replied that
he would rather see the Liberal Union
split than harass the Premier.
At meeting at Islington to-day of the
Liberal Council Mr.. Richard Chamber
lain, Member for Islington, amid storm
of hisses. explained his reasons for voting
against Mr.. q adstone's Home Rule bill
A resolution was carried, by vote of 175
TO so, pl6dging the Council not to cup
port Mr. Chamberlain at the next cleo
ton. The announcement of this result
was cheered yociierously. Mr.. Chamber
lain drove away from the meeting amid
the groans and boots of the crowd.
The South Birmingham Liberals held q
largely attended meeting to-day, and
passed vote of confidence in Mr.. Glad
stone and resolutions of sympathy witt
Mr.. Parnel The speakers condemned
five of the Birmingham members for op
posing Mr.. Gladstone, but advised thai
none of them be opposed in the coming
election, unless Messrs. Broadhurst and
Cooke enter the canvass.
GLASGOW. June 1.-THE Scottish Lib
eral Federation has issued manifesto
to the Liberal electors of Scotland urging
them to support in the coming elections
none but Gladstone candidates. The
Federation has engaged St. Andrew
Hall, the largest in the city, for mas
meeting on June 2Sth, at which Mr. Glad
stone will deliver an address and Lorl
Rosebt rry will preside.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

Mr.. Morrison on Friday gave notice
In the House thAt on Thursday next he
would call up the TRiitf bill, and Mr..
Mckinley, on behalf of the opponents
of the measure, gave notice tnat he
would resist It's consideration.
The II ouse Committee on Commerce
on Friday ordered q favorable report on
the bill making Lewes, Del, port OF
entry.
An Associated Press despatch from
Washington says the statement on
Thursday that the Senate had reoonsid-
cred the vito by which the Dill pronlD-
iting members Of Congress from scunR
AS attorney Tor land grant or suhsldized
railroads was erroneous. Senator Haw
ley q motion TO reconsider waa entered
but was not acted upon
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

llAtout room 10 day four young rouRhs
entered tne saloon of Julius Nitschke.
No. LOG East Third street, and called for
drinks. TIE drinks we're given to them
by Mr., NiteoLke, who was attending
the bar, when they again ordered the
glasses fed and afterwards called for
cigars. After Lighting them they
turned to 80 cut, when Mr.. Ni'schke
asked for his pay. One Of the men re-
piled with an oath, and picking up q
beer glass struck him in the head, IN
fiictipg an ug.y wound and breaking
the alMss. Another of the party also
threw a glass a, Mr.. Nitschke, which
fortunately missed him but broke Oh,
OF the liquor bottles, The gang IbeI
retTeated to the street, when Mrs
Nitschke threw a short iron crowbsr a
them. Finding that crowd vas col
lecting they took to their heels and raj
down Third street 20 French.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
FOURTH EDITION

Dots.
Grand concert on Second Baptist or
cursion.
Good time on Riddles Chapel and MT.
Salem excursion on Tuesday, juno "a, !"
Anda usla. Plenty Of music.
Second Baptist excorsioni to Cape
Nav on steamer Republic, thursday,
June 18th. Tickets 70 cents.
Rev. Vaughn Smith Of this city will
preach for the Rev. K. II. Nelson at
Newport M. E. Church tomorrow.
The big run of the strawberries is
over, and prices to-day were somewhat
irmer.
stidhAm's street sprinkler broke down
ct Third and King streets about2o'olock
this afternoon.
A wagon belon ging to the Gold Spring
Ice Company broke down Ut Ihiru anu
-atnsll about noon TO day.
Scott M. e. Sunday school made
about S75 on their excursion 70 Anda-
lusia last Monday.
George G. Maris desires property
holders to understand that he has de-
mand from both white and colored peo'
pie tn rent houses.
W.K. Kirkpatrick, the well-known
| insurance agent, expects 70 auenu inc
wedding of his sister at Newark, N. D.
on the 26th Of June.
Several OF the florists attending mar
kst have closed the st ason, having had
large run OF patronage and sold all
they could spare.
To morrow will be children's day In
the Union NJ. E. church Sunday schools
The collection will he for the education
of poor young men for the ministry.
The roof was blown of one OF the
powder mills in the Hagley yard OF
DUPONT & Co. last night, by m explo.
sion, but luckily little other damage
was done.
Amaretta Davis, little daughter OF
Charles Fl. Davis, OF the Arm OF Davis
& Mccormick, clothiers, has the mea
sIes for the second time. She has also
had the scarlet fever and diphtheIia
twice each.
If all OF our readers could realize the
pleasure 20 be had on the excursions
given by the Second Baptist Sunday
school, they would all go to Cape MAJ
with them on Thursday, June 18th
Tickets rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
Jubilee In Cannon's Woods.

The young people connected with
Salem NJ. Z. Church, in Pencader
Hundred, will hold jubilee in Abrs-
ham Cannon's woods, rear Cooch's
Station, on Saturday, July 8, commenc
ing at 9 a. m. and continuing through
the day. The exercises before noon
will consist of singing and addresses
ia the interest Of the Sunday
sci oil. Ice cream, cakes and sand
wiches will be provided for dinner at a
re asonable fee. In the afternoon there
will be patriotic exercises, consisting 81
tae readiI z OF the declaration Of lnde'
pendence and an GRAFTON by Rev j. Il
Wiley, of Delaware City, followed by
spe aking and singing in the interest G
temperance. Among the speakers ex'
pected to be present are Rev. E. L
Hubbard, Of this city; Rev. B. T
String, Of Philadelphia; Rev. 7. Z
Terry, of New Castle; Rev. j. T. Van
Burkalow, OF Bethel; Rev. Mr.. Wise
of Red Lion; Rev. j. 7, Dane, of Chris
Llama, and others. A brass band ha
also been en- gageo Tor the occasion, ant
should the day prove fair 1t will be on
that will long be remembered b. tn
people of the neighborhood.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12


The Gsttysburg sxcursionists re.
turned home iast evening about $50
O'Clock. On the way home the follow.
ing resolution was offered by Senator
Alexander B. Cooper and adopted:
"The thanks OF the gentlemen who
have Leen in attendance, ard parted.
pated In the memorial services ~ Get.
tysburg, are hereby rendered to the
members OF the Joint committee OF the
Legislature for tbsir kindnefs; and We
con grAtulate them upon their sAtisfac.
tory performance Of o most interesting
public duty. And TO Colonel Moore,
the chairman OF the committee, we
desire particularly TO express our
thanks for his personal courtesies,
which have added 80 much to our com.
fort and enjoyment ~
Additional resolutions also thanked
the Pennsylvania Rsilread Company
for favors and George V. Massey for his
spl ndid orstion.s
Represent ative Armstrong thought
that all the credit Of the excursion
should be given to Col. Moore for his
untiripg energy to mako IL a success
and 10 make all feel com Portable.
General j. p. P)stles offered motion
| rendering the thai ks OF the party TO
their old time enemy that they were
| not present on the battle field TO re-
ceive them with the same warmth as
they did In 1858 This motion was
passed In silent acqu'escence.
In ADDITION to the names alread y
mentioned, were the following, who
accompai led the excursions: Anthony
Higgins, Erq, Captain W. H. Brady
Captain John M. Dunn, ex -Represen
tative Isaac n. Fooks, OF Sussex Cour
| t,; Col. s. NJ. Wood, Col James q
Milliken, OF Maryland; DR.. e q
shortlilge, Joseph II. Dent, Enoct
Moore, Jr John Il Dunn, Jr., Of vii
mingtop, and DR.. Samuel Crehdick, p
ID. Marvel and John Melvin, OF Ken
County.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

In the [. s. Senate on Friday, the
Northern Pacific Land Grant Forfeiture
bill was discussed and then went over un-
til to day, Mr.. Spooner delivered 4
euloey on the late Representative Rankin
OF Wisconsin, and the Senate then ad-
journed
In tho JIouse, on motion OF Mr.. O'Nell,
of Missouri, the Senate bill for lrga,ixing
the incorpora ion o. National Trades
Unions was passed. Mr.. Cobb, from the
Committee on Public Lands, reported
back the Atlantic and Pacific Lana For
fixture bill with the Senate amerdents
and recommended concurrence IL them
The motion was laid over until Mopday
The legislative Appre priation b! wa,
resumed in Committee of the Whole, ii,
consideration being continued in evening
session. The Civil Service clause, OWN.
to the slim attendance in the evening wa,
passed owe. anti to day.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

CHEYENNE, Wyoming, ia
family named ArmsI.Ols
Of husband, wife, two on
daughter, wenJ up is the l.is|
tain Valley last iall aid pg1
mysterionsly DISAPPEARED h
part OF May, and nytul,ii rN|
trace Of them bteu found. Al
cowboys psssing below tue i'd
the rancu Tuesday i0ln1 .Es
Mrs. Armstrong IN a caaol. |
mains of Mr. Afnstfolg
daughter were found some db1
low, one In a tree 20 ard ih.
high rocks. The bJ,s Lave
discovered. II Is lur1i.a
sudden food, causei BY th, nj
snow, swept away their houa
inmates, and the pOslgol Of L
conhrm the belief.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
To the Pastors Of Wilmington.

REyERED S1Rs: II may not 10 known
to most Of you that, While you were
mil istering TO your hocksin holy thiags
and cslliDZ sinners to repe .auce Last
Sunday, the showmen nov exhibiting
in tho western psrt OF our city were
busy sll day long going back snd forth
with wagons, getting their goods ont Cd
the lot and putting up tents or Sunday.
Tae people IN the neighborhood OF the
show submit 10 the noise And other an
noyances attending whole weeks per-
Torrance as the inevitable, but ear
nestly protect against Buca invasion OF
our Sabbath rest In violation OF tht
divine law and Ct the statutes OF our
State. What will the Lew and Order
Society do Tor our SUNDAY? "In union
there Is strength" Respt cttuily yours
for ORDER.
June 10, 1886.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
]. C. Johnson & Son,
Stoves, House'rrui hing Goots
and RCJEpR.
225 Market Street.

~ OIICE-UNDEn ARD PURSUANT
~ to The Act Of the General Asseu bly,
OF the state u DslhFaro entitled an Act
U0I ceruiug Private {, rporations,n passed
at Dover, March l4th, 1898, notice is hereby
giVen that an application will be made 10
the Honorable Ignatlus q. Grubb, Associate
Judge Of the Superior Oourt OF the state Of
Delaware Iesid,ns In New Castle Coanty,
on Thursday, the twenty fourth day Of June,
1851, st ian &C ok Ia ne morning az ChIu4-
, DeTs Ii TIE CITY OF " iImiEgton, tor the in
corporation of Company to be called
| " DsiaSare kltc II Iigh. and Power UaLu
\ accuring Company tho object Of which IL
to mar uta cture iSht ana power by the
| generation OF ;lec.rciiy,t0 manufacture and
ertcs buila ings, poles. wires, burners and
J other applisn 'es used In tho menufac 'uIe Of
| light aud power Aforesaid: 10 csc, sell OF
| otherwise dispose Of such mar ufactured pro
1 ducts, ou'ldilCs, poles, wires burners and
| applls noes and 81 Incidental 10 the business
OF said eorporat''n 10 acquire, use and dis
pose Of such. lstt,fs patent or licenses OF
tights thereu .Ger ana ether property al
shall be deem "a by -a i'd corporation romo
lure OF its n ects AID purpose, ald 4euer
ally 10 I Q an ID me- necessary or proper f.
the car y1ng on Of sald business
| ok ADFOkD u Wand Gkkfr,
Attorneys for proposed tx operators
letZlUL
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
The Heavenly Recruits.

The Rev. Jonas Trumbsuer, the
leader of the Heavenly Recruits, wor-
shipping in q large tent on lot lear
Tenth and French streets, expresses
himself as being very IL uch satitfied Al
his success since he came to VIII.
mington last Wednesday. The inset
iugs, he says, are remarkly well attend.
ed, and are orderly, as a general rule,
though at times be Is very much an.
noyed by rude boys. He IL pleas d
also that he has received so much en-
couragement ard support from the
christian people in the neigh borhOod.
The meetings will be continued in the
tent the present ard all Of next week.
after which the Recruits will occupy
Gilbert Chapel. Fourteenth ard French
streets. A children's nesting will be
held IN the tent this Afternoon, All day
meetings will be held 70 morrow and
Tuesday. Rev. Frank Haas, president
iof tie Heavenly Recrutr, wi he
present. 10 the tent meetings on Monday,
| Tuesday and Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
The snngerbund Excursion

The excursion Of the DELAYS Sen
serbund to Cape May, on the steamer
Repub bic tomorrow, will be the frat OF
the q asop to that delightful resort, and
will no doubt be thoroughly enjoyable
Those who heard the sTuserbund sing
on Memorial Day will certainly i'm
prove the opportunity Of again hearing
them in some OF their best selectionI
and 60 on the excursion. The boat vii
leave Fourth street wharf al O'Clock
and as the weather Is delightful, q
who wish TO spend pleassn; day an'
be inviRorated with the saline breeze
from old ocean will be sure 10 go.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
Another Sale,

w. P. Proud will have another sale
of fresh cows, springers, fat stock,
feeders and bulls at Centreville, Chris
tianA Hundred, on Monday afternoon,
thus afvrding another opportunity TO
our butchers, as we'll as farmers, IN this
vicinity to supply their wants at a
reasonable price. This is the third sale
that Mr.. Z. has had At OeDtreviIle, ana
therefore bargains may be expected.
A. ID. Tyson will also have q sale at
Village Green on Monday afternoon
and Stidham says that the COWS selected
are unusually fine ones.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

The shad season clo,tj ytsKI
the fishermen from la, city
returned home ami slowed AE
nets and other applt'elsl'es
winter, when they vi. te on
repaired and put in Ji.ei 70
season. The fishing tbs I'd
prove a. profitable o. y1s "A
the cold weather ky lle Nm
the Commencement Ji ilsx
when at last lhsy I'D con:
ench numbers that tie pie
Low IL scarcely paid % ~.
There were a few shsdi ihs
catch, in marke, lfs't'iE
and this morning, ca. 'atl
bought up by THE .uTe;s o.
cious fish.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

The Democratic State Convention OF
Alab&ma, in session at Montgomery, on
Friday nominated Thomas Seay for
Governor ON the 3lst ballot. For the
other State Offices the present inoum
bents were renominated. Resolutions
were adopted approving President
Cleveland's Ad administration.
The Republican State Committee OF
Arkansas has decided to call conven
ton at Little Rock, on July SO, to con-
slider the expediency OF putting RE
publican State ticket in the fed,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

sneucer Green8ood \, l7 ,II,1
fore 9p'J Judge 0aam .illsos s.,'
Charged cha vita li a. l,%l,U'si, |
OF u and cos.a r g,,j To- Holl|
to police station Wy .nd vs.,
y wlsn ~ on the seeGnd i hssTi . 4
, SaS found in her po ,,,,.5 s Sll
inc the judge commit '.u
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

TIE fourteenth alma aa
suprems Lodge, q 3.a4! 0H
WoIkmen, viii be he'd il y
commencing Tue. "a! vi
The body is composed 5ilrN
from grand lodR > tmlac
State Ia the Ualou Si'a Al
mem berslip Of lGs .v IRI
tatives from this Jarliail'lGlI
Ing the States OF MAR laldr
and Delaware, ara N'',,Al
nolIs, OF this ci'y, 21i At1
Colbert aud Wii.is;A NJ bl'1
timore. Mi, IL u3.3. ''I'
for Baltimore, from, Nt!el n
10 stan this nom y '9r a'17
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
No Colored Policemen in New York,

NEW YORK, June 1l.-This city will
rot have co!ored policemen just yet.
Samuel G. Craig, colosed, who applied
Tor a place on the force, submitted to a
physical examination to-day and was
turned down. The least height po-
lie. man can be is 8 feet "a inches.
Uraig proved a quarter OF an inch too
short. His chest measure was also de.
ficient, being only 80 inches, whereas
the requirement is s311 inches. CraiG
was politely told he would not answer
and he bowed and said it did not mat
ter, as he wouldn't have been appointed
in auy ca6e,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

RI, Russell will On Monday tell, in
a new advertise msnt In the RErUBLI'
CAN, the people at how low price no
Is selling SRiss embroidelies, cambria
hounclngs, pique, ssteens, seersuckers,
percGles, boys shirt waists, etc, at ths
"Bee Hive" 306 Market street. Mt.
Russell has put all his goods down fuzzy
8 per cent. 1t will pay our readers to
call on him 10 night and prove the trut-
OF cur assertion.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
The 1allest wi

DIR. Greenleat reportsl
ago that he had Dss, Nh.
wheat six feet three iprSs /
uni 81 the Doctors sLe,,s,
out considerably since ,fss
by Mr., William Sls6oM n
Anthony Higgins farm |,
Hundred, Lear the vil.sasJ n
City. Mr.. Stafford hloT,I, N
PUBLICAN Otiic- tile no,bi,,
OF red amber, which m,,,,,.l
clear six feet six inches N MI
still 1t is not dcla arOrisy
immense for wheaI, aud All
carries of the prize. Wbon'|
The REPUBLICAN awaits MI
Mr.. Stafford's tail bunch d n
be seen In the Office Of Ana,l
gins, ETq., who oEns M h
grew the wheat.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
Probable Murder in New Yori
RrANerY.

NEW YORK, June lin Dodgers
brewery this morning Henry Render, a
sort OF superintendent, while drunk,
made an attack on helper named
Brown. The latter knocked lin down
and got come men to hold him while be
went for policeman. Before Browns
return Bender got loose and began cut
ting right and left with jack knife
The men scattered, but George Marker
received three stabs and would proba
bly, have been murdered outright but
for the arrival of the police. Marker
will probably die.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
Fifth EDITIn|
The Ota,n,,

The con,a.. ''leal Conles
Della Delaware =, College SiS'II an.!tI
place In the ciatorv H nS 4 pt}
III Friday night before = VI The vi
The judges were sSc's,llsi ss u
e. E ,oa,psey; supsriSo''sss5ssis,, d
Schools, T. N. Williams ea' q
VallAndisham. Tba sld B
sam'l A. Buchanan ,o, Gi.l i,s'
j: ID. Jacquette, i !, nio Hold
Ship" Harry Whitsppssn, 'Ne
Just National Aconia SI hpa|
Boyd, Taylor al fRS DsHl D
Z. j. Whistler, 1 STiV lsai
Trampl" W. L A. Ben a,snI \,
con, Look Within - marvel
" "po,mp Pc, Norman E.lI,,S,ssSi'a|
ants Tharstopsis;" Ha vsIs'
man, 1.-THE Young Man n' y \
Frank Collins, "The b., y
toni" William H. SniIS M ~ .
the CarthaEeniaus." n.
all acquitted thems.lvs-,' u
creditable man1er. tn. ~
judges will be AR on, ,Na
"Wednesday evening. T5s1s.
taiLment Of The Review.
Will take place at s o'clcaS.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
A Bra1en Kepeater

1t is stated that a man residing Ia TIE
Fourth ward boas'a that he voted sr'y
repeaters at the late election. II This
be true he should be prosecuted as ~
is as great an enemy Of the public "a. d
as the Rresteat thief OF outlaw that aVer
visited our city. II ia lime that repta'-
ers were punished as they deserve TO 10
and this speciee OF fraud made odious,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
Festlval At New Castle

q straw berry ant floral festival will
be held by Seminole tribe, No. 7, |. o.
&. M, In their nall, at New Castle, Cd
Friday and Saturday evenings, the 18th
ano 10Th inst. The members ask their
I ierds to Join them on this occasion as
q very pleasant time is anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
Excellent Police A .ns,

The Mayor Blu - .,oiice ID
the same excellent IGs IgSrf
ord crts er that we're ecu ionn' d ! ~,
Saturday. A iodes q ogup,sdl
s Rrs IN waiting in fro trout psr. \
s 5e take ,r i1;n .s e2 ae' by \
T TusG cost Sdr Of these aAfF''''
nv Inc candidates -