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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
DAYS.

Alb. there arc days when all my dreams Of yousi
Seem wan as death. like flowers Of early Spin,
Nipped by an Icy frost In poisoning;
When grace and beauty seem deformed, uncoutb
And love uulovely as a night of ruth;
When the faint songs that have lived % sing
Sound hollow as the cold and cherries ring
OF mockery on the golden shrine Of truth.
Yet such days pass, these lesden hearted DAYS
And others follow that are Ike sweet strains
Heard in the joyous, fragrant summer air.
Then life Is precious. and its devious ways
Flow Ike green meadows after tender rains
And the soul leaps to fiud the world So far
George Edgar Montgomery
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

The Soldiers Home at Washington has
purchased a new hash machine, which has,
IN addition 70 the usual bowildering number
Of cog wheels and levers, five sharp blades,
which work very quickly in shallow re-
volving cylinder containing the hash sat
urday IS the day set apart Tor this dish so
celebrated in boarding house iore and 900
pounds Of corned beef and 80 bushels of p0-
tatoes are required to mako tho morning
meal. The choppiug is done on Friday at
ternoon and 10 takes three men and tho
above mentioned machine forty-av minutes
% turn cut tho necessary amount. -Phila-
delphia Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:

PkESIDENIIAL hLLtAOho'
At Large,
RICHARD r. BEIRNE of Hanover.
JOHN T. HARRIS OF Rockingham.
First District,
T.R. B. WRIGHT of Essex
Second District,
o. GARDINER TYLER Of Charles City.
Third District.
TAzRwELb Elicit Of Richmond city
Fourth District,
WILLIAM r. MCKINNEY Of Petersburg
Fifth District,
C. PETERS of Henry.
Sixth District,
w. w. BERRY Of Bedford.
Seventh District,
MroAJAH WOODS Of Albemarle.
Eighth District,
e. z. MEREDMH of Prince William.
Ninth District,
JAMES w. MARSHALL o. Craig.
Tenth District,
r. B. PooRE Of Appomattox.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

The St. Paul Globe says that "Pauper
labor is a term invented by proiectionists
TO cover rich mems stealings." OF course,
while the Republicans were bowling that
cry they were hiring out the government
departments to jobbers, land grabbers
and star reuters. And with the same cry
they make a noise to down the arguments
against taxing the people on the neces
stiles of life. Happily one of their cries
against the safety of trusting Demo
cratic Administration has been silenced.
and the rest are likely TO be lushed after
while.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
Economical Leeome:ive rnslneer..

"You have seen the cotton waste with
whic. engineers rub up their engnesf
Wen that isn't as valuable as gold dust,
but every engineer is as careful Of it as if
it were. lie haf a bag in his cab to keep
it in, and when he has used it he puts it
back in tie bag with as much pains Us
an old lady wcsld use with her quilt
pieces. Quite the natural thing for him
to do, you say; but there's where you
are wrong. Unless men are trained TO
be careful about these things the natural
way seems to be 10 throw away or other
wise lose more than they save. Now.
suppose every engineer on the road saves
8 cents a day by an economical use Of oil
and waste, that amounts 10 q pretty
penny when you reckon on the thou
sands Of engines run by the road. You
see how system and discipline pay!
There's nothing Ike it"-Philadelphia
Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
The Big Eooster.s Indignation.

A disappointed barn yard fowl is often
as cross as if it could show its temper
after the manner Of human beings. The
big dominique rooster was q very good
natured fellow with hens and young
chickens. and he seldom resented having
kernels Of corn, no matter how many,
snatched cut from under his beak, when
it was done in a fair scramble. But #
he had begnIl 20 crow, and a kernel was
UNEXPECTEDLY dropped where he certainly
would have got it. had he not been SO
busy, it was TOO much 10 see his share
taken away by any other fowl lie fire.
quently pecked the offender assoon as he
could stop Growing and showed general
i'll temper for q few moments. His IN
dignation was SO amusing that we fell
into the habit Of teasing him in this way,
until. at last. the old fellow began 70
practice choking down the rest Of his
Cow when corn was thrown IN front Of
him. Gradually lie managed to stop
NOR and more quickly, and in the end
he would swallow bis voice with gulp,
and snatch q bit Of food IS promptly as
if he had not been Growing az all.-Ben-
jamin Kari in Popular Science Monthly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

Republicans OF jamestown, n. l., were
furious and Democrats jubilant over en-
editorial in the Morning Ne'rs (Repuhll-
CAM on Thursday, which opened with
ave are satisfied that Indiana cannot be
carried by the Republicans, and without
II New Jersey and Connecticut are pow
erless 70 save the Republican party with
out New York
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

According 20 en- English authority tho Ian.
guage Of tho parasol is: Indifference, handle
resting on the shoulder; ~ dare every dan
ger" high above the head; Il would lean on
your arm, dropping it 70 theright; 81 bravo
everything for YOU shut; 81 love you, ."
carried M the arms, Il could beat you, held
by tho point; 81 despise you" held ike
cane; Il hato you beating the oes.-New
York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
The Damon. Hlerorlvnhles.

Tho late Demas Barnes, Of Brooklyn, was
the inventor Of tho famous h.erogiyphics.
"S-T-l5G0-X," which mado his fortune.
he put quarter q million Of this fortune
into newspaper enterprise, and left it there
for a time 10 was a shrswd man Of bust
ness, but in later years be developed strange
-HarpeTs Bazaar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

Many milllners are conducting their blsi-
ness on the plan OF going from house 70 house
trimming boArets and hats, instead o. re-
naming a. their shops 20 receive custom.
The scheme IS said 70 increase trade and az
the same time be economical for the patrons.
Chicago News
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

Tho banana, according 10 scientists, Is enc
Of the best q foods l. magazines, belookel
upon as condensed milk, is composition be-
ing "a per cent wa-er. - Per cent. fuel, Per
cent flesh formers AID o. per cent minemi;
while milk contains peg cunt. water, Q per
cent. fuel, per cent. flesh formers ard 90
per cent. mineral-Detroit free Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
Ca,npalsn Asa!nst saeeharine.

The French sugar makers have COM
neaced ? campaign against saccharinc,
extracted from coal tar. Experiments
have shown that it is not noxious, but
the Society Of Agriculturists have petit
toned the govornmen. to forbid is man
ufacture, IS prejudicial to the beet root
sugar trade. New York Sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
The National Flower.

The California Florist offered a gold medal
TO the person who should select the most APP
propriate national flower. Thirty-hve an
swers were sent In, and tho judges decided
that the suunower's partisaus had made ous
the best case New York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

The reductions in the tariff schedules
of the Senate bill outside of sugar
amount TO little more than readjust-
ment, and some Of them will increase
receipts instead of decreasing them.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

The war tariff in time Of peace is as
follows;
The four classes-sugar, wool and It's
manufactures, iron and steel, and cotton
and its manufactures-yield'GO per cent.
OF the revenue from customs The duty
on sugar was SO per cent. in 1867 and
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
ountries all need, agricultural imple.

V0"HV1os uII Hetu, dgrItuIluraI fmp1es
ments, machinery, bresdstuffs. manufac-
tured goods, etc, and nothing would
seem more reasonable and natural than
that an active trade should exist, between
us and all OF them, and an interchange of
commodities made to the mutual adysn.
tsge and general profit of all. And what
a field they open to American enterprise,
and If we have not prohled by it, as un
fortunately, We have not, there must Se
some reason for our failure.
/ append table of our exports and
imports 10 several countries in 1885. OF
which year have The statistics st hand.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

was rs last year. Wool and woolens
Maid an average Of 81 In 1867 and 80 in
1887 Iron and steel have fallen from 4G
TO Il. and cotton manufactures stand at
the same average-40 per cent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

Advice is a useless thing-a wise man
doesn't need il and fool won't have it,
Vicksburg Commercial Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

The Holsters recently planted on the Cali
fornia coast are said 70 be- thriving finely
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

PENNSYLVANIA 1872 General Grant
carried Pennsylvania for the Republicans
by a majority Of 13174s Four years
later, under the lead of Samuel !. Tilden,
the Republican majority in Pennsyl-
vania was reduced 10 1850. This won
derful political change was brought about
by the incentive Of a straight-out decla-
ration Of Democratic principles and
straighiout acceptance thereof by the
Democratic party.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

The following table shows the com
harrison between the Mills bill and the
proposed tariff bill Of the Republicans:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

There is one promise of the Republi-
can party which may safely be relied on.
The Republican party goes before the
people pledged TO continue overtaxes for
the sake of extrayagant expenditures,
and TO continue the extravsgant ex-
pendiiures for the sake of taxation st.
Louis POst-Dispaich.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

Views of Prominent Writers on Prominent
subjects.
The main features Of the Dark Secret
Republican Tariff Bill are said to be free
tobacco, free alcohol for use in the arts,
free brandies distilled from fruits and a
cut Of one-half in the sugar tax, with an
increase Of one cent per pound or the
finer grades OF wool."-Exchange.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

IKE FOLLOWING extract from .
Bpeech recently delivered By General
HArFlE0n, the next President OF these
United States, will apply equally As
well 70 Delaware As 10 Indiana:
awhile We are proud Of our State, we
should inquire whether we enjoy oil
the rights 20 which We ara entitled
sull ahG EQUAL f7nuenoe at the baiioI
box iB pledged TO every oltIEen By our
form OF government. In appoEtion-
men1 the several representative districts
sheuld be equal, so that As far - possl-
bic each citizen shAll haVB the same In.
duence possible to any other voter. We
do not live TO day nnder that condition.
Eha Apportionmsnt for lezlsls tive and
congressional purposes is unfair, and is
known by all men 70 be unfair. 1 do
not believe that there is an honest
DsmocIat In the State who will justify
the existing appCrtionment Il WAS
aIAmed to be unequal. It WAS framed
% give to certain oitis9rs more infiu-
1Res than others. 1, was framed To dis
Sriminale against r publlcanH. Il will
not bs denied that this Is 90. The result
" an intquhlity Of political influences
among our Oilizsns, No fair minded
Democrat will contend that 1t Is right
1has It should be 10, and believe that
the great Fense Of justice thAa exists
among our people will teach that party
success is not to be promoted at tho ex-
ptnse Of NBy OF the TiRhta Of our citl
zsns. This 10 true OF Congressman, Al
well "a OF State representatives. II
This we have State question which
hope viii rot down until We have se
cured ialr apportiOnment for leqiala
rive and c)ugreasiOnAl purposes. ex
pFesB the hops to-day that no Be ubll
pan will attempt 10 repeat this expert
msnt In crter to get . party AdvAntag
With public injustioe :"
Feom lhia We infer that all IndIAn
needs is one OF Secretary BAyArd'
com olned AhsOsS ment and disfrAnohiG
Ing machines, the same ~ 10 in uE
bere, 10 make and keep the Stats solidl
Dsmooatle. Verify, The ways OF ID
Democra.a seem to be the same ell oYG
Ahe country.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

xMn DamobnAz1c lbos taesru aEs org
Ing Out bhal The lsmpsEnnoa plank N
he RapahIInln plall1Rfn meann cheap
whisksy and|t he proisotion plnnk dear
oloahlnR. hmA faal 10 lali tha pa0ple thnt
'Esa tEada mdnns oheAp laboz, o. In ether
words loW whaes ioE cur msohAnlcs aud
woRkinRmen The temperance plank,
however, dOlu not mean cheap whiakey,
but d does mean The removal OF United
ssntan tax, Oh that The States themselves
viii have 4 10 power 70 plAea . lax On
al The liQuek manufactured In oAeh, or
prohibits Il altogether. 90 long 80 the
UaIlad Eini1s lsvlss and resolves tax
on Intoxicating llquora iust that long
Il reoognizS and upholds the liquor
rama II Il all folly 70 talk about
Congress pPbhiblung the manufacture
Of liquor IN Ibis country; II can do %
In he larritbries, and Whan this IL done
ttB power ends. for ~ far a. the manu-
lAolure In tAe BtAles u concerned thai
ls . matter which belongs 70 each indi.
vldual siAit and oknnol BE- controlled
by kke FEDERAL Government. The
Democrats and Pfohibitionisis argus
that BY rem ewing che thx ON liQ1OEB.
which nov Aots Is . chack TO thelE
productiDn, the aeFernmenl would
throw open their mAnnIAoture 70 every.
body, and dn snormous production Of
10 W-prlced llquor wish Q corresponding
increnae In drun<anneus would bo the
result etoh they we'll know would
not be lhe Iesult, tor Just ~ quick u
the G5veRnImant tAx was removed tha
LsElulAiaraB Of the different sbateI
would takg The matter In hand and i'm
pose q YAK ully equal 10 that now COL
leeted By The GJvernmenk The only
differences gould be shAt the mllllons oi
dollars which now annually nlW Ink
the United States Traasury from thll
source won ID he directed lo the treAnur,,
lee Of the different States. This Would
reduce the income Of the Government
and do much toward keeplng down thG
surplus without removing the protso
lion Of high tariff, Without which oui
mechanics and woFklngmen must be,
come the IIAms ~ those Of the ffee-!rAds
countries 0l EurOps. These tAots arr
well known 70 The Democrats, Who ArI
eadeAvoElhg 10 create 9 feeling AgAlns
tho Republican party by CRY Of eheaE
Whinkey. They kno v Ihat the removal
OF The WhInkey tax would be fatal tC
the business In many Of the States, and
~ their pArty Without the help Of ths
rum tran 10 IL - Samson deprived o
his siren h, they are coniendlng foi
their very existenos. Fortunately ths
people are too Intelligent 70 be deceived
BY Suoh fAlsehOods, and will show thsII
disApproVhl By the election Of Harrison
and Hortln In November.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
THE ORIGINAL
DRY GOODS
.nB lee HIVE"
OF Wilmington,
AT SOC MARKET St.

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
OF any and everything per-
tanning to Spring or Summer
Goods to go now, regardless
LOT cost or value.
Some broken lines Of Dress
Goods from 75C down to 50.
soc goods down to Is. 25c
ones down to Is
Remnants OF Dress Goods
and Sizks at about hall. Our
entire stock Of Silks have
had a big mark GoaOH.
.SafcsMS, Dress Gimgka1ss,
BafsttS, Gsailes, SesrSNek-
e1s, LaaOsS, etc etc, go In
the big mark down list.
1 lot Of Colored Parasols
from So down 20 $1.50
$3.50 goods now 75o, etc. etc,
Lace Gzbs, Fans, LaesS
and Em6yoide,Tes down to
Hakf and 7aOO-ksiras former
prices, and broken lines ol
goods all over the store
marked at such prices YOU
cannot help buying.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
ron PREsLDEET,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
FOE VICE FnHsIDnNT,
LEVI p. MORTON,
OF New York.

NEXT SATURDAY The Republican
wclBrs Of this county will neleot thsiE
nAndldAtes Tor sheriff and coroner, and
q 10 hoped that The greatest dlsoretlon
will DO exercised In The mAtleR. Every
4quAliGed voter should 90 70 the polls
aud oABt his ballot for The man whoa
no hAs every reason 10 believe IL best
Aited for the position 70 which he NJ
, prss, and the one most likely 70 poll
Ahs tall party vote. The candidates
Ror the nomination for sheriff ara W. A.
Hukili, Elias N Moore, VIM. Simmons,
J. LoWiheE and WillIsm J. Lank, and
che friends OF each are confident that
theiE mAn will be ths nomlnea. There
are but two candidates for coroner,
Ray worth Weldln and George ".
-JASkson, either Of whom Is.tnlly CON-
poient 70 perform all the duties per-
tanning 10 the ofloe. Lat the friends Of
eanh candidate DO their utmost 10 60
onEe his nomination and than tuFn In
and exert ell honorable means ~ their
ngmmand 70 make sure The eleotlon OF
Che guocossful nominee. Let all the
AEhtng bo done and ell the division BE-
an the nominations, bub Afteg thal "a
once settled lot the party b q unit
with all iAotionAl feellngS buried. nov
ShAt wo have chance for gomethinE
Hike fair election In this city We be.
Aiavs that = RspublicAu sheriff and
1sroneE CAn be elected II the proper ef-
&orts are put forth. In the past the Rs
PablioAns have dons ~ much 10 beat
themselves ~ the Democrats have 70
baAl them, Snd had II not been for ths
RAOliOnAl Ashls in the party lhis SlAte
would never have been ~ eonplelely
In the hands Of the Democrats ~ II hns
hesn for years. We believe, h0WeVar,
AhAL the day Of its Tedsmptlon ls nigh,
and All shat is needed IL oonOerIed
action on the part Of the Republicans "a
B6sSi this desirable end.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
ACCORDING 10 President OIaysland's
sRes srads message:

ACCORDING 10 President Olevsland's
sres srAds message:
''rhe farmer and agrioultuFist who
manufacture nothing, bnt who pay tbe
increased price which the tariR inn
poses upon every agricultural Impls-
n ent, 10 invited 20 aid In mnintaIninR
The Present sltnatiOn.''
THIS tSEiG, OF which President Oleve-
land ocmPlAinS, impOass . lax Of 40
per oentum ad VAlnFsm on ali aarleul.
fnrAl i'm plsmenls and according 70 his
views causes iham 10 be that much
higher In this country than they ere IN
Europe. Yet 10 the fsse OF shls state.
men' our exports OF agricultural inn
piemenIS during the past four years
have averaged nearly tWO and . half
million dollAEs WoFlh for each year.
would these Implements 90 abroad Il
4nSy Nefe not cheaper here than In The
countries 10 which thsy we're ssnl2
Noi much, ard vol Ihs free trad eru
know il.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

A co OPERATIVE medicine society ls
pne Of the latest Organisations formed
In PhilSdelpbiA, and Hit should prove
sHocessinl will no doubt Be Introduced
into other ois.es. AsoOFdiDg 10 the
plau IS Pu6lished, each one Who be-
Sonas member pays ave dollars .
gear, for whiob, In oAss of SlokusBs, be
fa insured Hll the medicines his family
may need during the year. The or.
gan zAtion 10 founded ON the sAne
ptinaiple rs all osher insurance So
niehss, OF having the many bear The
burdens Of tie few, and there 10 nc
rsAton Why Is should NOT prove . suo
cess. The plan has been ITisd In Bag
Hard ana is said to bo entirely SAtis
factory. There are bah isW fAnilie
mat do mot ace hgs dollars worth o
aeui'ihs In year, while there ar
many Who use iouY Cr ave times tha
Eauoh, and TO suoh As these an asSoclu
sAon OF this kind would prove bansa
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
We have sold bv far mo,

We have sold by far more
Plain and Printed India
Silks Ehis Sum1Ae than e7zs
before. Extraqualities, ex-
quisite styles and moderate
prices have done Il. We
shall wind the season up
with a clean sweep Of these
charming stuffs at prices SO
low Il hat you might well put
them away for next year.
Al & hat wsrs $I.2s and
$3.50 go aOaON 10 7sc and 81,
Fl inches wide. Not many
dress lengths of any sort.
We doubt if real Shantung
Pong gee Of this grade win
ever be so cheap again-S5
for a piece Of 10 or 20 yards,
free from dust, bright and
gloss y. Think of a pure
silk dress pattern for $5l
West Transept.
!. Al lother down curve In
Ladies' Wrapper and Tea
] Gown d prices. 600 In the
lot, finer In material and
) better in styles than those In
. the yreat sale Of last week
Calico Wrappers, were 81 95, now 76c
Gl lngham Wrappers, were $3.50, nov
Special Lawn Wrappers, very desir
n able, were -, now tl.50.
Betlste Wrappers, were s2.25, nov
F rench sateen Wrappers, were q
9 now 90.
dlngham Tea Gowns, were ss, nov
. S1.75.
. Fine ohallls and organdie Te
vi Gowns, reduced from Sl2 to 81.
:. By odds the best garment
) for the price that we hav,
q offered this season.
!. Second floor, Chestnut street front. Tak
elevator.
$ R nching and Ruflings an,
:, Ladies' Collars and Cuff
Fe have been moved close u
= to Linens.
IL More styles and bigge
.. piles and lower prices j
ru1 Kings than you'll find any
Ao wi here else In town.
.. Just as true of the Collar
e an d Cuffs There's q Mark,
str eet window full of then
e * Take the measure of VIII;
Il. we are doing from It.
" Fourth circle, southeast Of centre.
10 Cotton stuff prices al
e e. ne arly all lop sided:
AEb SOC GiBghAms for 371fc
Ali 371<c sateens for Csc
ar. 20c Challis for 12He
u spiderWebby Crazies, 12l<e
.he Strong, fast color LaWna 5
No Northwest and northeast Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

aha Prises, amounting to.i......sl,o ,oSA 500
HorR.-Tiokets drawing Capital PrlSos arc
not entitled 70 terminal PriGea.
For Club Rates, or any further infofma-
tion desired, write legibly 10 the undorsiRn-
cd, clearly stating your residence, Win
rapid return mail delivery will be assured
BY your enclosing an Envelope bearing youl
full address.
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money
Orders, or New Ork Exchange In ordinary
lettor. Currency BY Express (Gt our sxponaol
addressed 70
n. .A.DAUPHIN,
WsW OKlaaAB, Ia,
wsnhIngssn, y. 9
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Ror Rant.

A stable that will accommodate two
horseg, carriage room aepArAte for two
carraigeB cen be rented reasonable.
Centrally located. Apply 10 W. 6eott
Vernon, this ofioe. Also . good horTel
mare and dearborn for sale, owing to
change Id planH.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
THE ARIISAHS' BhYLN0 BANK.
no. SOa MARKET nTRKEF.


INOOhFOkATADssssss.s Il, ,lG2e
Open 10 receive deposits daily from . am
antil p. M, and on Tuesday and 8Atnrda '
ovoninBB ffom 10 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that the
protits upon it1 Investments, except 30 mEsh
as 10 required fer the payment OF nscassaFy
expenses and for suitable surplus for the
security Of Deposition, shall be divided
RmonA the dopoBitors.
No manager is allowed TO borrow any par,
Of the funds deposited with the Cooperation
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, B. Allen HiIIea,
y. Nesle Weldin, Alexander J. Hart
Geo. 3. Oapollo, Mr.. Benson.
Ohas. ". Rowland, JOB II, Jaokson,
Jos, l.. Carpenter, JF., Anthony Higgins
Henry =. Dure, Washington HastingH
MONEY LOAAkDON mORTSaA4ES,
0Ho. W. BuHH, Csc. 3. OAPALLR,
President. Vioe-PoSident.
4. r. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
1RW-nV Jos M. MATHnn Auditor
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

We, tha uBderslgnod Banks and BAnkon
stats Lotteries which may be presented o.
nuf counters.
R. N. WALMBBMK. Rroa. IsouaslMna
Waai0nal mamk.
A. AsnALHSegTM. Pres. n. o. MassI B'A
UARL K0MMs sPrea. Umfon National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

nEAFNFCo ItscsuBss, and nsW ano
EArN LOO sucosssfulOURE al youi
ISoWn home By one who was deaf tWsnty
eight yeara. Treated By most Of the no
TED specialists without baRont. Cured him,
self In three months, and ainoa then nan
drodB Of OthoTa RuiI particulars sent on A.
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