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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
"Our ticket il a winning one.
A mighty combination,
And joy in every doubtful state
Swells up the grand ovation.
So democrats Throughout the land
Sing paan and bosanna,
For Cleveland luck, old Roman pluck,
And Thurman's red bandana."
Threshing coal So ton Allison Bros.
The telephone company is arranging
to put In more instruments.
Justice John w. Brown now has his
Office over the postoffice, front rooms.
A dude and dog that is very warm
both are known by their loud pants.
Harrison, Humphrey and h.
nothing democratic about the whole
lot.
Mrs. d. NJ. Woodburn is visiting in
Franklin county with relatives this
week.
Have you ever noticed that with
defaulters fly time lasts all the year
around?
Ora Dawson has commenced the
study of law with the firm of Maher d
Osmond.
l.. F. Kentch, of this county, has
been granted a reissue and. increase
of pension.
Turkey wheat has. as far as we have
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09
is THE BOSS

c w FosburR
John Rodgers .
Joe Hiss
H S Everett
B F Larimer
G H Fluth
Mike Daily
F w Smith
Henry Schlagle
John Omacht
G.. w. GillisPie
A. Bush
D. III. Sterling
Levi Gum
Joseph Schinel-
Gray & Bowles
Joe Waterbu
Thos Dentry
A Simpson
DR. Pleger
John Nichols -.
Ferd Bitner
G G. Gerts
Oscar Hartshorn,
Sam Seeley
DAWN Bower
Phil Newforth
Chas. Gum
Henry Tampe
Henry Nordman
A G Taylor
Vim Brandt .
Ira Brougher
Uhl & Carney
Thomas Irons
w G L Hughes
Vim Stetler
Henry B. Unruh
Taylor & Horet
r. w. Williams
F, Edings6eld
Ulry & Avery
Cory & Naian
Jno. Keely
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09

Ora Dawson has commenced the
study of law with the firm of Maher &
Osmond.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09

Have you ever noticed that with
defaulters fly time lasts all the year
around?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09

Justice John w. Brown now has his
Office over the postofice, front rooms.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09

Harrison, Humphrey and H.
nothing democratic about the whole
lot.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09

Mrs. d. NJ. Woodburn is visiting in
Franklin county with relatives this
week
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09

A dude and dog that is very warm
both are known by their loud pants.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09

7 AWRENCE BUSINESS COLLEGE and Acade-
IL my. Largest, Cheapest and Best. a 70-page
illustrated catalogue sent free. Address E. L.
McIlravy, Supt., Lawrence, kas. 14tS
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09

Threshing coal So ton Allison Bros.
The telephone company is arranging
to put In more instruments.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

DyssatsFy sad kiaaEsa diseases are q1iis
pfssllsat
10 d as- suliaiass ars osiss srsctsd
90 t1s Hi
Dr. Haks . saa a.nssssasly ii win
typhoid aver
Tia @sls of tss ass Falisr sloek are
solnx ap r4pldlg.
Ias xrads "a Bost-icx az . rspialy sp-
pfoscning eve.
ssch4aios sss aaesasliy basy for this
ss@ssn 81 ths ys.f.
Amss n T. SUNDAY School picaie a.
Reed Laks lodaY.
Ess Hamilton. ths unlortaBals, .Iil De
sect 70 B.eA4nsn sooa-
Wksat nas dropped from SO Der 5ashsi
70 Tie silAla ths Pass seek. szd FscsiPts <f-
lishE
EE Allen = baiidinx mofs pretty Little
houses oa sinclaif-sG. oe9sssn Bridge ana
HasunsssL
sstsFdsy Alii6s NJ. Easson paid 3. so
for piscs oa Conyegss addition "a tns
ELgntA ssfd.
The sidssslk ia frons Of the ns. War
-ick anasE on south Dlsision-sI - no"
us0ostfactsd
The nssoas ars a. sofk on the store tor
~. fsan4.rIoo -alss Of me 81 Marks
Home sad Hospital.
Tas beautiful golden rod 70 nos Ia rs
iul xloEy and 3 TIE iayorlts dover Tor
ladies' beson oouqusfa
Thsfs ill De . Republican rally OF col
orsd votes b0nlzht az flnos Hall Ia tne
Fifta ssrd. Good speakers vii Dc present
Usher Huestsd. an insane girl whose
bone is IA Suilivan, sss taken through
th. cily esteFdsy for the Northern Asy-
lun.
There wiIl be lantern party this evening
a. ne residence OF Mrs. Rush Savage, Oh
Chaton-sL Il viii Do given under the
auspices Of ffiaity charch-
5evsrsl saFruious Italian women are
nsklag life burden 70 ne Hill resldents-
They are Deddlng ea.ap toys and insist On
making . sale nolsas roisrls.
Umpirs Billy Howard. though badly
hurt s walking srouad slowly and Will 20
% Nuske.on sunday with the Housemzn
DonallY and Jones club. n able
Sinxls teams are used ia drawing ths
heavy l0ads 81 saad up Bndge-st. hill from
ths Krads on Bostrick-st. The attention oI
the Humane Socisty Is invited
The beautiful white plumed celery grown
in lhs gardens IN the vicinity OF Grand
Rapids - FAR superior 20 that rseeived ron
Kalamazoo and commands lOc a dozen
more ia the market
Ames NJ +. c hurch, South Division ST.,
RsA. J. G.. Crozier pastor. Is Just closing .
prosperous year Ia ntflng manner. AT
lsst sunday mornings service tusnty-six
prOoalions we're admitted 20 fnll connection
eight Of whom see osptised. Nins more,
vns rsrs nnavoidasly absent, are expected
70 unite next Sunday. The address oy the
pastor TO the ciass was both practical ana
sarrest
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
POLICE PICKUPS.

The cases of John Schotty aud Mike
Wood. for bar obstruction, were sdjourned
yesterday until the 18th.
Warren T. Markham, the man arrested
last week charged with threatening to kill
brother-in-lsw, was discharged yesterday.
c. s. Sayles. charged with bigamy was
srraigned yesterday, and demanded an ex-
animation, which will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
Angeline Hurst, the West Side colored
woman who was arrested Saturday after
noon, was given twelve days in the County
Jail yesterday.
Mike Clements and Eddie Ring. had their
final examination for lewd cohabitation
yesterday and were discharged. This is the
last of the Jennie Puroey- Black Hills
cases
John White, the humping night clerk at
Lampman's. was held for trial yesterday at
the next term of the Superior Court. He
is charged with making q deadly assault.
and gave bail in the sum Of $500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
SOUTH END NEWS.

Charlie Brewer spent Sunday st the
Ottawa Reach resorts.
To Mr.. and krs. George M. Brown oi
South Division-st., 8 pound boy.
There is some talk among First ward
people of petitioning TO have the ward
divided into precincts.
Some of the South End people we're busy
yesterday morning getting signatures TO
. petition to have an electric light placed
at the corner of South Division-st. and
Fifth-ave.
The South End prohibition club. which
has been reported as existing in the South
Eod OF the city. exists simply in the minds
OF two young drug clerks who find il much
easier TO lie than TO attend to any OF their
other pastimes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

The Entertainment presented at this popu-
lar resort last evening was far above the
average, and standing room only was the
order at an early hour. The opening min
strel scene Vas beautifully arranged. The
finale. "l3 arranged by Johnny Ray. whose
APPEARANCE created an ovation. was some
thing new aud took the audience by storm.
This is Mr. Rays fourth sessOn here, and be
always has something new and Is more pop
ulsr than ever. Moncsyo and Nokes are
clever artists and were yell received. Miss
Glars Lawrence IS good vocalist. Haynes
aud Leigh are clever sketch artists. Misses
Hoyt and Msrgeson musical act Vas artist
icslly done. "tSet There. Eli" vas re-
csivsd with laughter. Kesting and John
son are COMEDIANS, and deserve credit for
presenting oes acts and dialogue. The
Halls James and Frankie, are artists, new
and novel. The siterpisce. "A Terrible
Tale wss funny 10 the extrsnne. The
ssme progrsmme tonight and mstinees
wednesday and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

last night the Rsv. G. A Lewis Of Sssi-
raw. spoke 70 q large sudisacs ~ the
Wonderland Theatre on the issues Of the
campaign. Mr. Lewis IL a coloret gentle
man Of Democratic principles and q very
forciols speaker Tas following gentlemen
occupied the sage Win NJ. Ls~is Gen
" p. Innes H. = Mccormick. Charles
Sssbbins. Andrs~ Stsbbins. Andrew Doyle
Frsnx woodruff II A. Hvdorn and JOSIAH
Tobets The speaker vas Introduced bv
Genera Innes and ~ss receiTed With load
sppisuss An orchestrs ~ colored
musicians farnish.f music for tie enter
tainnsnt 81 tas sndiencs before TIE spesk-
iax consmeoced Mr. Lswis SAID be I'D
not cone here 10 spesk .i ~ snv p.rtv nor
% praise snT n1ors thar it iust = deserved,
hat he cane hsrs - a Aaaeresr cirxsn
81 sreak toe fruts ss be nrde1sioad it SIS
speech wss srcs1 -it1 mary rit-g ssTin q
sna hs ~as fsqusnfiy Interrupted D a.
nsa4se
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
HON. n. c. SHERWOOD.
No Action Yet Taken by tho W. VI. A. &
4 g., of which He was President

The news of the sudden death OF Hon. H.
c. Sherwood, OF WatervIiet, at 5 O'Clock
Saturday morning, came like a thunderbolt
from q clear sky to his associates of the
Western Michigan Agr icultural & In
dustrial Society. Secretary James Cox
was interviewed by q TELEGRAM II ERALD
reporter yesterday. and said that while the
Society and each and every one of its
members mourned the loss and regretted
the untimely death of their leader and sd-
wiser. and recognized the fact that be would
be painfully missed. still the work OF the
Association would 90 on just the same.
Judge Rsmsdell. of Traverse City, the Vice
President. being now at the head of Affairs.
Secretary Cox has written to the Judge and
to each one Of the hfteen directors asking
for instructions whether or not TO call
special meeting, and the probability is that
none will be called bat the work Of the Fall
meeting will remain in the hands of the
present officers. and at the NEXT January
meeting, uhen five new Directors for three
years will be elected, the Board will supply
the place Of the lameEted President.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

As the people at Ascstaws were going to
the dock to meet the 1910 boat yesterday
and the side walk was filed with people,
the baggage wagon team became frightened
and ran down the sidewalk at terrific
sste Of speed. A little boy only yesrs old
was holding the lines, aud the bsggagemsn
who was standing in the rear end of the
wagon was thrown out and somewhat
shaken UP, but not seriously burt. The
team ran directly 10 the dock. but turned
suddenly to the right before reaching IT,
The little boz vas thrown out as they
turned breaking one Of bis legs and
bruisinr bis bead and face quite severely,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

The destitute stranger Who was found
nearly dead iu vsosnt house on Calder
ST last week and was taken 70 St Marks
Home has improved sofficisnuy 70 be able
70 tell about himself. His name il Charles
EcxlsDd and be is Sveds. he bad been
employed a. lsboreT on tbs g. r, /. 4. d.
road, but cannot expisin ho~ be happened
70 Be in the house where found. lie SAYS
be has two sisters but dos not know where
they are. He Is suferisg from an Old
core in the leg hut is gaining strength
and vill soon be abe 20 cave bis 5ed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

The vili of the ate Ass Curtiss VS. fled
r TIE Probate Coarf yesterday. T, gives
hsr grandson, Frank y. Cartiss 81 2o0
and TIE household goods. sroepi such as be
may xish 70 give svsT. To hsr son vi
lard she gives $50 ssd 70 her dsughtsr
Nsrv white, q Nstsrs Fails. = y she
gfvss 800 sni such pieces q sivsrrsrs
thsf Frsnk " C1rtisx uiss@s 20 Fps Ter.
=. ". Cgrtiss = nsuei sc sxecaIor. sod
shorid be not survivs. b5s share goes 70
osnnbsT - 1887.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

"a ossan Als trlsGas - ones zns1e the
Lfx CABIN tke szelsk Of he naoSs enihusl.
@slie ~ asHEslxhs hsrnsrs A&< CstlE
Remedies and ~ilppeosRcs stomach tonls
are sntkusiss0o<li. receives ~ tAs Aasfi-
osn p.sePls tSasy. because thsy are TIE
remedies 81 tie osn1Oa pscpls-ssnpls
eai sfsoflss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Roehn 4 Son. jswessr, Grand CircBs
fsTk- Detroit. esrrv isres assortment -
open ssoe sn1 busting csse silver vssobes
vifh sl xrs7ss ~ ssovsnene rem tbs
nskes - tss fesst yscneron ssd Con
ss1ti1 c~ietrsssd Gsnsvs pecFs En--
pisoss Ths Yvioes 90 ss~.s srs vsrJ rssssn.
sesA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

no, have oonhdsnoe in tbsf waich ass oene
ne world el ssod II you Rae suffered
yesrs with liver complaint and sol cured ty
using sulphur bislsrs. would you Dot
too have conf lenos ia them
J. n AAss. hoisl wisthrop. Boston-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

TIE 1ro vsrrs1fo proceedings q : D
Cav sxsrsf ". a. >tasrs> have ssiled "a
C{rcuis Crfsrt s1d san nust a - The
sapvsnas Coart 5sfsrs se csn hsTs kss ssss
selts4
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Take kemp's Liver Pills for piliousness.
headache, sallow complexion. Price p
cents. Tbbs' drug store. ie6 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Wasal8s1ss A1x O-For lossf 2icst-
90. falr. .ell0ssd Ia aoftaerl postlsns %
Ca - Ia. s4Fnsf. s0alnsSiT si1ds
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

les C4efSs weFs Ehs mosl
sE~Alnsa4 lesSaEs a tas
PfexlasDIls I&np2igu 81
is4t At kAs ogeDlng ~
tEs c4hi palgn. The ePtsssl
tioo ssesrinEly proclaimed
gpsFe4nss hsfFlsaa .
a 80 fxsw Aors - q
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Only the choioest selection OF wheat Is
used IN manufacturing Browns Patent
Flour
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Nothing bat praise Ter Browns Standard
and Browns PsteHt Flour. tron al who
use Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

connection with iIs street nasins this season
10 make application without delay. NJ
charge for making connsctlen oF setting
meters. II the premises are within thirty
ieet OF the slTe<g line.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Best and Cheapest.

The best Clothing is al.
ways the cheapest. You can
buy q suit Of so,called ready.
made clothing perhaps a
trifs cheaper than what we
or any other responsible
dealer can sell it for. but you
will find in the end that such
goods are dear at any price.
We can save you money
because we can sell you bet
ter clothing for about the
same price and save you &C
per cent.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
BA LTIn0kk = vasiO kAlLR0AH .

sOHmULN In MFrEur. Nsv. ., u
Yof Philsaeiphia and Ohssssr, si1 = n,
y, -, 10 10 and II u .. m; "a, . %, Q %,
los, 8 Ia u, eeo. 7 %, o ~ and sls p. m
Uu sundays, %, %, . ~, 10 10 ana ii IL o Il
nj %, . oo, . 10, u, 90 and Q tb p. p.
For Ohisago, wheeling, Oolumbut anc
SAudusky, daily, Z 20 .. m. and ~ p. m.
For Pittshurs, daily, 7 90 .. m. and l ~ p
For Oinoinnati, L.ouisvills and St Loun
daily, II 10 .. n. and 20 D. m.
For Baltimors and Warrington and New.
Ark and HAvre de Grace, II 10 an; = a. and
20 8. %. TN Sundays, 70 and II 10 .. M
FOR sinssrIJ, SIS and IL 10 .. m, , d.
$40 and 7 30 D. N. and II 30 midnight. OF
SundAyl, II 10 0. MI %, 8 20 enc 80 p. No
FoR LANDRRBsK3 y 10 A. m .sahda9
xcept sunday. . 20 p. m. daily.
Trains leave MArget street Station:
Fer PhuadeiphlA 2 eb p. m. daily, exesp
sunday. For Baltimore SIS P. M.
| daily, except Sunday. EoH IsAndenperE
$50 and 1850 A. M and Ass p. M. daily,
except Sundeyi v.n g. %. Sunday only
rhe lo.to 4. n. train connects as Mas
junction with OlnoinnAH and Ss. Louii
| through express, daily, axeapt Sunday. Tnt
$50 p. m. connects with Chicago and 81
/ Louis express daily.
Trains for Nilmington--L.eAva PhnAdsl
phls, daily, ~ oe, . IL, %, alo.So .. m, "a
hoo. 4 30, 500. Abo. e.so. ale 10 90 D. N.
| Daily, except sunday, I.1S .. IA, l1.s
noon, At.lh, IL 90 D. m.
Express trAInss
| ". d. KmENTB, q. 4. LOED,
mAnAser. eSnT Pass. AHsEI
Talephono ho. 1aa.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

rHE CASE Of J)hns1p. Who ives ool.
vlcted Of The nurd9r Of J Jhp ShArpless
oi DslATa's OIuu:y, Pa, may be cited
10 smother evidsn 20 OF Shs unreltAbili y
Of olr,ums'ARlAi evidence. Al one
Una No fels Ger ain that Johnson WAS
gnlisy, bat nov We really doubt the
oorreelness Of tha verdict OF The jury.
- ono can positively say that john son
AIrderei Mt Nrploss, yet II 1t hAd
NOT bean 'lr ,hs .H Irss Of his friends 10
Induce the Bard Of PArdons 70 grant .
Say ofeG'uu,ion, hs sonld have been
AAnsed ms weeks aga The farther
2AAninaN!an Of the testimony shows
tae unFtAS)ilisy OF oiFou unstansiAl evi
9cnos, and Isalhep the necessity o
arsA' oAaIlon 10 prononnciog any one
@uiry ot cilm IN The absence OF posl'
i've oot lis tOj bad 70 hang any
ouo toT a oTtns that he did not commit
nnd We therstJEs sntpk In Ihs Abseno'
oF 'urseeE proof thsl } Jheson should b.
4epi In prison for llls or else granted
RAro1. II Il should appear that th
Garn wood gang were tho guilty. pArsie
Si course hs vii Oa liberated from h'
sne lhoa he Von!d have good grounc
Aer oiAin Tor dsnsSss. Tue p I'm
eoseVeS, Shi3h 70 ulsh 70 enforos
ehe imp1icy Of fOrninR hSssy oonclr
@oas IN sny oAss ~hsro there is m
SonH vhsIsgbr that such conclusion
sfe Hoi SATrAnysd or there Is the lea
POsslaslsy whAsever LhAs we may
mistaken.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
New Road Proposed.

A petition will be presented at the
next term Of tho Superior Court for the
laying out of q public road running
from the Newark road between lands
OF James Brown, County Treasurer
Hammond, John Brown, crossing the
White Clay creek, passing through tho
d Maree farm and the Hawthorn
property, where 1t will connect with
the road from Stanton to Ohristis No
There Is no opposiiJu TO the rosd. and
the only obetEcle to i.a construction vii
bs the erection OF bridge ACROSS Whit,
O.Ay creek.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Rhiladslphia. Wilmington q Bal
Hmcrs Railrcad.
AHA NUFU9 E1o1s
rra.as wni ieaye Wilmington ~ FOLLOW
SUNDAY TRAIMB.
APRIL ssra, 1883

aA6 SoF8s 1853
rraaAs wni ieaye Wilmington ~ foilow
SUHDAY TRATNB.
snssisslps,i g pa s ;srp5s:.i h Il 4 n 4 :. a. i a
zs:ssP;ss:iss, = e Il sss 4 & sss r. Ss a. N.
e Gs'iifa E .:1R.'Si;s S.. b. "a u; "a ~ az
Keso@Hed..,on. go. 7s Ie4 sM iowA
!, Me- \ |. 1or!, rs az SO s%si%:sSS.gS
Yor wss, dnester, vi. Lanoiin. go s.s
For ssxsrS Gentry and nd inssrmed,.,s ~.
fs ssd Z sSs p P:.ssisa al u.
BsiiinSIs and Ws.sins.s "a iA.M
ram. fot 8 Bel.a.rs & Nv Division leave for,
ssw S n Castle, sss tSp ,s D sIS sI.SSt me- nA Ia an
eeoreetown and Lewes. 20 .. m - % p.n.,
searord 3sapfessn 20 ?: n. a
: knprs.. ri; ISi ioi u Harrington. % p. N. ws
EIptess sor Dover. Harrington. and Del.
mar, u e6 Nisht.
Er.nllin City s0L M, ~
fort, and Norfolk, Il % Night
l Leave TuuhueipnlAs btOeu bttoeN Iut VII
| minFton lexprees), rs. %, 20 III. 10
| 10 % II Is II "a. m, 20z tOl, S01 tG,
| o.. zl, eW. e6, II % p, IN.
Accommoda Ion, 6S. 1923 .. M, La As
/ tn. "a. q IS iO1 10 90 and IL n y. m.
For Philadelphia texpress), 2eo, 2
i Is el0, II 81 =, M, . ~, VA, and % 2. NJ
i Accom- N odAtion, 8 is =. M, II 10 IA
| $50, 74n, and 10 90 p. m.
| For Chester (expressS. lis. . 10. IL 81 . m,
| 6N. Z oS. and 10 70 D. m.
Accommodation, SIS q m, IL 10. l Is. 10
| 5 30. and 40 p. m.
sn II 81 .. m, . q, SA, . %, %, and 100
l D. m.
FOR west Chester, via Lamokin. SIS g. N.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort. AZ,
| Norfolk, II o6 Night.
For New Caste, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, beaford, Laurel
and Delmar, II 0S Night.
Baltimore and Washington, I.2S, 4& 90t
10 2A. m, II 60, g "a and u p. m. BAln
| more, Q. % and II - p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for VII
mington IeIpressL IA SO, IN. $40 Ill
AceS%%od1iio9 A %nod 80 ~ ios A. n. n.ss,aa
For further Information, passehgers arr n
ferred 70 the ticket efhce At the station.
Trains marked thus t.I are linited sxpIe es.
sPo. which extra fAre Is charged.
General hsnaasr ssnsrsi Psssss p %o ssei AZ
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
HARRY HART,
rHn N. Y. CLoIHISe MFs. CoXPASI
No. 3I6 Market Street.

NOrIOE. II, THOMAS DoNAHUE,
IN the tenant Of the house situated Al
the southweFt corner Of Monroe and
Conrad streets, In tho Third ward Of the
city OF Wilmington, county Of rev Castle
and State OF Delaware, in complianeo With
the REQUIREMENTS Of the acts Of the General
Assembly in Euoa oase made ane provided,
do hereby give notice that 1 shall apply in
writing 10 the Uourt CT Ten eral Sessions Of
the Posco and JAn Delivery OF the state Of
Delaware. In and for New UAltls County,
on Monday, the tn day OF Nay, A. D., 1888,
being the next term OF said court. for q
license for said houss A. an Inn or tavern,
for the sale therstn Of intoxiosting liquors
in less quantities than one quart, 70 be
drunk on the premises, and the following TO
spectacle ciusens OF said ward, recommend
the said application, viz
James Grant Daniel moKenney
James ncQinnis Jshu U'Neiil
U n magnell John Muilin
Wilson Scrofton Geo "A Kisstn
W J Hsggerty n A O'Osnnot
Anthony Doushsfty George Y Dill
W A shannon John Kennedy
Daniel W M uliin Peter J Hiuder
uhas brinton John Tnits
Jossph DouEhsrty DR yneh
John u Seidsl John u rshsy N ID
Thomas X LAliy " n Blake
Patrick Monaghan
ass ss THOs. DONARoE.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

WILMIroToN oARrAsHLx has eauis
70 bs proud OF our local musical and
irAnsuo tAienl The two performances
II the "Cnines OF Normandy" given
y lhe oaorsl oluh were fully equal TO
10 majority OF performances given By
,,roisssionAis, aad batter than some Of
ne rsnd,tlons Of that operA that have
,eea given On the sAms stage. We are
Slessed thai the paolio have shown
shslr appreciation Of the efforts OF ths
nub, and sincerely ttuss that TO- night
she house viii be packed from "pis 70
tome" and Standing room be at . pre-
lmium.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Aa1URDAY, APRIL n. lsss.

In Is said that In those paris OF mary
lsna uhere LooAl Option prevails, iw
provlslons Ars svAisd oy the fotm alto
a clubs, oom posed OF . hundred or
more members, who ouy thsir llqa ir o.
Wholesale and shea meet aud drink u
whsnever they plsass. We we're in-
sxmed some lime ago that aeen.s Of
Wholesale liquor houses vsre doipg =
Rsod business 10 sop plying these oluo.,
and also employed good psrt OF theii
klme In orsAnizIns tncm Whers they
DO mot already exist Tnese facts Arr
.aunly another Argunenh vhleh shos
Nhs prohl oi lion does not prohibls, and
that an attempt 70 entoroe IL tealy de-
prives the 5sAA OF the revenue derived
from llosnss WiIhDai preventing liquor
hsine drank. We have no d0ubI ou'
more men 20 TO their homes drunk from
these oluLs, than there would be II the
saloons we're open, ooisequantly PROFIT
bi loo seem, 10 los er shes very evil sha
A. PROCESSES 70 extsrminA,s. Men wtt
are In Jllnsd 70 drink will mad SOM
BsAns to obtain liquor In spits Of al
khs prohIbi;ory lass IhAs can ever bt
framed, and therefore high license. .
q has been she ~ 10 PhlAdslpaiA an
else vhers rsduJes ths numoer OF %
looas, thus removing the tenn psaiio
from many, Is shs ouly available solu
sioa Of the lIquH problem, and th
Dnly means thai oAn 81 present be I'd d
ssd 70 check the evils OF inempersnos
Prohibition hAs bsen risd aud foam
VuAVAlling. therefore however goo
M,l may dlsagres as 10 shat which
aaeAlly desirable, there sh)uid be q
A.Asreuoe ~ 70 me d sslr1silIty OF adol
Stag IAAt Whioh 10 s,tuxily possi oil
All laws oAtJulAtsi 70 puI . uholesal
KsuAiA upIn hOnAn passions 81
AppstItes, 70 have ahy real vslne. mu
secaFe sash . anAaimity OF publ
opinion % 10 s.Amp with almost un
vessAl otium she thing oondemne
1nis sooiely 81 present does NOT sse
aeaAy ~ d. fAE 40 intoxiDA log II luo
nEs concerned, bat Ihers 10 Genei
desiEe Tor Its sdOpIiOn Of sush restrl
tive meAsRIes as ere pJsslble, aud o.
be enforced. TnIs We believe can on
be Sooom lliShsd Oy hisn license, 81
theref-rs IL toeme thai The friends
tsmpeTAnoe should oonoenuAte thI
esersies Tar his purp ,sA, instead
~ sting bhem n ~ Il cal which ex.
en- % hA, aAJEn IS Is I'm p0ssl Die 70 70,
faA.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
An EuterprlsinE Farmer.

Que Of the most ei terprlsing fsrmets
In Mill Creek Hundred 10 john l..
GieenwAlt. He Is carrying on tHo
farms, run ming a stone quarry, keeps o
team for heavy hauling for the neigh
borhood and condnote the butcheriug z
busin,sl, killing sheer, calves, etc. for
the Wi mington n Arket Eo,withstRnd.
ing h'a many trgaRt mebte he does moi
neg lect his farm work, and among othel
Improvements will soL out tbis spring q
half mile OF hecRe fence. with hin
here 10 DO buoh thing as taking a step
backward.