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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26
SOME RELIABLE SIGNS.
A Set Of Weather Signals Equal to Tho
Issued by Professional Prophets.

A Set Of Weather Signals Equal to Those
Issued by Professional Prophets.
Many papers. from time to time.
print lists of Natures storm signals.
such as: Foxes barking at night in
dictate Storm" and wild geese flying
over in great numbers indicate ap.
preaching storm"
Not to be behind the times in any
thing, Puck has prepared the follow
ing set of weather signals, which may
be relied upon as being invariably
correct:
When you see man going down
the street in a new liver-colored over
coat and shining silk hat with no
umbrella in his hand. it is sign that
there is going to be rain before night.
When you see man purchasing a
fast horse and thirty-pound cutter in
November, it means that the winter
will be mild, with little snow.
When you observe man buying
tickets for trip to Florida, to enjoy
the balmy zephyrs during the month
of March. it is safe indication that
we are going to have very carly
spring, full of anemones and blue birds;
and that Florida is going to be torn
up and scattered about by the initial
blizz ard of its existence.
When man drops the portrait OF a
burlesque actress out of his pocket at
home. and does not notice it, it is an
unfailing sign of a cyclone.
When your pump is broken and the
cistern runs dry, it means that there
will be no rain for at least three
weeks.
When you go away on a visit for a
day or two, and forget to turn of the
water. YOU may look for the immedi-
ate approach of cold, pipe-bursting
weather.
Laying in a carload of coal in the
autumn, because it is cheap, means
that there is going to be summary
winter.
When you purchase rubber over
coat it is an unfailing sign of a
drought.
When you live on splendid hill.
and can not afford the luxuries of a to-
boggan and fire-wood. it means that
there is going to be cold. crisp wealth
Ell, and a snow-storm that will stay on
the ground two months.
1t is not necessary to give any fur
Their examples. The value of these
hints could not be increased by print
ing any more. They shoul | be pasted
in the hat of the weather-crank for
ready reference. They will be found
quite as trustworthy as the ancient
signs of pigs with slraws in their
mouths, and the daddy long-legs
pointing his longest member in the
direci ion of the coming tempest. and
even as that infallible indication of
rainfall. the Quakers coming 10 town.
pucE
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26
A HiGH-HAT STORY.

Tho Latest Evil Growing Out OF Exag.
gerated Female Head-Gear.
Interpreters are a probability of the
future. if high hats continue to be
worn at the theater.
There was young woman at the
theater one evening last week with a
hat on like the leaning tower of Pisa.
Behind her was another woman vainly
trying to see the play. Every few mo-
ments this woman would nudge her
husband and ask:
Harry. dear! what are they doing
now7''
Harry dear. with set teeth" Thev
have Just thrown. Jack over the cliff
down into ravinc eight hundred feet
deep"
A little grunt of satisfaction and
sweet silence for several minutes.
Harry, dear, have they found the
body?"
Il didn't kill him. Goosie. They
are trying it over again." answers
Harry dear:
A succession of pistol shots. and
Mrs. Harry tries to climb over that
hat in front of her, but falls igno-
miniously to get either over or around
it.
Harry, dear, what are they doing
xosc?'
They are throwing him down an
old mining shaft. Now they set it on
firer'
.'Oh. how lovely! and l can't see .
single thing. What are they shouting
for?'
His sweetheart rescues him She
is lifting him out Of the burning mine.
He is saved!'
More silence. and Mira Harry con.
templates the back hair Of the owner
Of Pisa. Then more shouts
Harry. dear. what sys they doing
nop9''
at is . bar.room in . mining-camp
A fellow is just trying to sneak .
drink"
A golden silence for . hrief spaee.
then
HAIRY: dearr'
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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26
EIGHT CAPITAL PRIZES.

One block the center OF business valued 4OO block
valued $500 co. half blocks valued $4,000 ea four
blocks valued $4,000 will good business lot
There will well windmill
the business by the those
who with will be liberal possibly
costing $780,
will good business lot and for additional 800 worth of
building will will good lot
putting good business and keeping this for months
drawing will be
all fair The drawing will
Saturday. 1885,
will Colby Tickets
Pingree & Pasters, Colby Kas.
J. W. ELLSWORTH,
GEM, KANSAS.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26
Proud Of His Wife.

Grocer-You say that your wife.
U Gle Kssius. supports the family b
taking in washinge
Uncle Rastns-Yes sah
Grocsr-WelL don't you feel = little
bit asha ed NJ timesf
Uacle Rsstus.-'6hamedP No sah:
dsrs's nothin' degradln' bout t,lins
IL wask'n'. Ise ssod . 9 -
soomall-N. "a Aua 4 g
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26

Every patent medicine known at the
Palace Drug Store.
The Colby Hardware company are car.
rying the celebrated Nebraska City Plow
breakers. Come and see them.
We have the largest list OF
farm property in Thomas
county-McG onigal & Son.
Don't forget Martin & Hampton sell
wall paper cheap.
WhoOping Cough may be kept under
complete control and all danger avoided
by frequent doses of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. No better treatment can be
prescribed for it. Sold by Martin s.
Hampton.
Copeland & VanPetten have
an addition of acre lots for
sale.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26
A BLESSING TO EVERY WOMAN

\ BLESSING TO EVERY WOMAN.
Those of our lady readers who would
like to know how ILD-BEARINe NAV be
made PAINsEsS and SAFE can get the in
formation in sealed envelope BY send
ing four cents in postage stamps to
Mrs T. REVERE. Box 2S3.
jersey City, n. j.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26
a great bargain in
choice city property
in Copeland e. Van
Petten'S for
sale this week bv c.
B. Dakin.::

l will trade fine 5-year- old Clydesdale
Stallion, sure fOal getter, also coming
one-year-old stallion colts, first-class,
other valuable horses. different ages. also
some cattle. different ages and part HOl-
stein, and some young Holstein bulls, for
good land in Thomas Co., Kas or adjoin-
ing counties Address, H. G. STOLL,
Beatrice, Neb.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26
Notice to the Public.

Notice is hereby given that we will not
be responsible for any bills or accounts
contracted by anyone doing work upon
the line of the Lincoln and Colorado
railway, and Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska
railway under any circumstances, without
our written order-Kilpatrick Bros. &
Collins. Colby, Kansas, Feb. II, 1888.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26
NOTICE-FINAL PROOF

NOTICE-FINAL PROOF.
Persons desiring to have their Final
Proofs heard before me should see that
their notices of intention to make proof
read: Before the Probate Judge of Thorn
as county, at Colby, Kan.
NJ. l.. LACEY.
*32 Probate Judge.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-26

Is the only Gem Kansas and the BOOM
Depot the 4h fully and location there
There surrounding good
afforded all the country 1t is miles Colby, the
Rock Island r. r. and settled by good quiet industrious
To be the depot W. Ellsworth has added his eighty
addition selling GRAND DRAWING
Each
hundred tickets sold so EACH there will be
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
News summary.

The latest reports OF the mine explosion
at Rich Hill, Missouri, show that It was
not as terrible as at fret supposed. Mt
more than 35 men were In the mine at
the time. OF these, Is were taken out
alive, II being severely injured. Five
dead bosies were recovered, and is men
are still up In the mine, most Of whom,
It is feared, have been suifocated,
Harry Painter, OF Monocacy, Berks
county, and Charles wilkinson, of Sulli-
van, Maine, were found dead In q room
at the Keystone Hotel at Reading Penna.,
yesterday morning, they having blown
out the gas. They were about 80 years
Of age and Wilkinson had been working
at Monocacy for some time in Q granite
quarry operated by Painter.
A report from Chillicothe. Missouri,
says that J. v. Gillespie and wife locked
themselves in a room after dinner yes
terday and had q violent quarrel, with
probably fatal results, Gillespie being
shot three times and his wife having her
throat cut almost from ear to ear.
A well-dressed woman, OF thirty, who
gave her name as Miss Fell, also Miss
Brsll, committed suicide at Armaud's g
Hotel, in New York, Thursday night, by
turning on the gas She left letter ad-
dressed to Mrs Moreland, 81 Monroe
street, Mobile, Alabama.
At Chicago yesterday August Hetzke,
recently sentenced to be hanged for hav-
ing whipped his son to death with q
strap. was granted new trial on c0ndi.
tion that he plead guilty. A plea Of
guilty was entered, and HetZke was at
once sentenced to imprisonment for life.
At Trenton, Missouri, on Thursday
evening, J. W. Hill ''playfully pointed"
shot gun at Miss Sarah Brown, and the
weapon went oti the load tearing through
her right hand AID entering her eide.
She died ia short time.
The sudden melting of the snow and
heavy rains during the past week have
caused foods in the country around De-
troit, Michigan. About zoo acres OF
land have been oyernowed, and sixty
bridges washed away.
The food in the Sioux river, caused by
the great Ice gorge at its mouth, czn.
tiDues, and the submergeuce Of the low
lands is increasing. The Missouri river
has fallen about foot.
Harry Lovett, q Pbnadelphian, was
killed at Lynn, Massachulet etts, yesterday,
by q electric shock, while experimenting
ia the works of an electric company
there.
The Northwestern Railroader, of Min.
neapolis, estimates the less to the rail-
road companies through the Western rate
war ended, at SIS, ,OOO,OOO.
The lower portions Of Columbus, Mis-
sisslppi, .are flooded by the Tombigbee
river, and have been abandoned by the
Inhabitants.
Mrs. Maria Boshoski. aged As years,
was killed by a railroad train at Kings
ton, PenDa., yesterday morning, while OF
her way to church.
Four hundred and fifty passengers from
the steamer Britannia, who were found
in good health, were landed at Castle
Garden yesterday.
The health OF Representative Mills hal
so far improved that he Is now considered
out of danger.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Robbed In the Depot.

Among this passengers this morning q
on the train arriving here at IL IS
O'Clock, from PhiladelphiA, was a gen
tlsmap, who refused to give his name.
He stated, however, that upon Srriving g
he went into the general waiting room
of the station and took seat Upon one
Of the settees, and in a very foW min.
uses fell off into doze. Before doing
so however, be noticed tall, B,fn mar
sestsd near him. When he a~ Cke ht
found that he had been relieved Il h''
gold watch and chain, also SIG II
money. The man had disapI cared
He at once 10 nforned some OF the rail
road officials, who ara investigStiug III
case The gentleman stated that h
could at once recognizes the nan VIII
was seated neAr him.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
BALTIn ONE q vsfIO ssAILROAI

SOHrpuLE ~ sEFnUr. Nov. %, IL
rpains LaSvs pslLwArs Avsavs nspci
For PbiiA1eiphis and Chester, US, %,
50, 8 4b, 10 ls and II 10 O. in.; l 90, 90, 90
1 0b, 8 10, bAs, 0 90, 30. 8 10 and 10 p. N
un Suudays, 90, ! bb, S 10, 10 1b and II u .
% !, 90, 8 co. 10. 8 e. 30 and . tb p. IN.
For Ohicaso. wheeling, Columbus and
SRndusky, daily, 7 40 q. m. and 70 p. m.
For PIttsours, daily, 90 .. "a. and a. ,
n,
Tor OinninnLti, Louisville and st. Louh
| daily, IL 10 q. 70. and 20 u, Ii.
yof BAltimcre and Washington and Rev
ark and Have de utaon, II 10 Am; Do Auc
80 .. N. On Sundays, 40 And II 10 g. m.
2sb and 40 .. N.
For Singeriy, SIS and II 10 ., mi = a.
| 0 20 and 80 p. IN. and II 30 midnight. VI
ZOE GIsArukfss3ERU,p plt 4. ni .bunda'
| oaly. 1850 .. u. and ath p. f. oSiil
xospt Sunday. . so p. m. daily.
Trains lsavs MAtEet BtfSst Station;
Fer Philadelphia 3e p. m. daily, eEcsp
sunday. Vol BsltilaoSe sa 7. ~.
daily, except Sunday. Fef bendsnbsrs
$50 and 1850 a. M. And las 2. NJ daily
rhe 10 10 .. m. train connects At Ear
| Junction with Cincinnati and st. Loui
| 0rouEh express, daily, except Sunday. m
$50 p. m. connects with Chicago and b,
| Louis express daily.
| Trains ior Whining gt0n--Lesy Phfla1sl
fhia daily, si@sslt y, sio;SC 70 os =; M, %
Daily, except sunday, t.ls .. n, li.s
noon, At.le, II 50 p. M.
Express trAinss -.
". B. OJ4EM EMS, y. 4. LJkD.
MaoAser. osn1 PaEs. AEni,
| TelsDhona RIO. los.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
spreckle. in rnlIAdeIpniA.

PHILADELPHIA, March ST. Claus
SpreckleB, the California sugar king,
came 70 this city from Baltimore last
night and registered At the OOntin entail
Hotel, where he refused to see AnS
newspaper men. He had been oonterr-
Ing with Baltimore capitalists about
the muoh-talked OF sugar refinery,
which, hs says, he proposes TO build on
the Atlantic coAst in order 30 break up
the snGAr trust. Before leaving BAlti.
more he had talk with Enoch Pratt,
the millionaire. iu which he said;
have no actual obligations in Phila
delpbiS, but have had an understand
ing with people there tina. holds me IL
that city before any other. II estsb
lished there, thore is no reason why
should ran . refinery here also, for
should certainly not have the two buBh
nesses see'sawing against each other
| will establish the refinery In one oil
the two cities anyhow, but II oJme
here / cannot undertsk ke TO do odtAidG
work, am too busy Ia the Was.. Tsu
must Co ell OF that, and / will manu-
facture Tor you at 3 good proht II the
ad adyantsges you claim for Baltimore
are substantial. l promise you risnl
here not TO advance any fur2eT to .
close in the Philadelpbis neRotiatioDs
until l shall haze visited you again,
though | msy mzke mp my mlud while
IN PDiisdeiphiA. Ny plans are Low in
NJ. Iork, and when l am ready CAT
ttlsgrHph ami put them In operation a
once.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

THE DEMOCRATS OF the First Oon-
rzessslonal DsrLc, OF MAssAoh uselts
hsld o con ventloR On Thursday night
10 elect delegates 10 Ihe NAhpnal O1n-
ventcp, AG which one OF she supporter
Of the administration endeAvored 30
have the ousGomAry resolution, endors.
ing President O eveland, passed. The
nAjorily OF the donvesslol we're oppos-
I'd 10 even hGvlp Z the resolution read,
and motion 10 adjourn was passed by
. vote Of 66 to Tuis action, whloh
ts nothing more OF less than decided
anub for the Pfesien', hAs oAused
quite . tl1Iier throughout this Bay
BiAte, but Is only the beginning Of the
snd, and sums oI the very Democratic
Clubs that we're In such haste TO en-
dorse bis free tr Ale policy have taken
the sober seuord thought, which vii
cause them to fplcS In the footsteps o.
their brethren M M'sssohusssW.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
s.ruKnAY, m IKCII 81, 1888,

Wn WERE tnfcrns1 yss!er lay Alter
mon nv A gen 10 na b who As'euded yes
asraay m morpins's sbssio1 of tie Lazy
rIonrt that nlue men were AOiuAlly
gtvpn . riyb, 10 v1.b In fifteen minutes.
According TO whs he sA'o ~ least
nain,ity Of these nine we're moerA.s,
huc lbai hogeyer, mA.tasS bui LILLE.
sor ~ thev are LEGAL voters taelr pSmes
ahonld be plAcsd ed The llss wlIhoat re-
gard 10 lhslr po,l,iIs Is. We d., no seVer,
wnn, 10 call lhe ssienllon OF ihe huD-
iIreds Of men vh. went to tbs court
day after day, coz ns lhe time SCI apart
nv that body Tor reYl,iuS the Assess
ment ugs 10 The iaot lhas when they
ware waiting /. " Is inplsst5le to gst
more than iha nA 1y nsmss on in hSlt
AdAy, bat now II Ven be done ln d n'teen
mfnntss. 1.-THE I4sYy COurI hsd york
ed az this rs,e d1arS those six days,
there would have 5e'n nearly one tncu-
sand names AldtA 10 the lists inseAd
OF. bu, one bundled and seventy one
Yesterday mornings N1lk shows ThA'
they csn do While the Ok days work
shows wha. they vii do, and no beiier
illustration can ot furnished Of The par
tisan uuiAirness thss has Characterised
ahe actions Of ihI body Al through.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
wArAmAKnn,s.
pert tingle as he touches, but
admiration is common TO all.

pert ungle as ne touCneS, put
admiration is common to all,
expert or not. This is the
greatest triumph. SI.2s and
$3.50, az inches wide, ten
colors in each grade.
Northeast of centre.
The time is nearly here
when you will want to agi-
tate the air. Therefore Fan
talk. Here is a lot at the
round counter. Importers
samples. Free as air. To
wind up the season he sold
them at the franc cost in
Paris. Lost all he paid the
Custom House. We charge
you a small commission and
hand over the bargain.
Paper, imitation linen, and
satin. much decorated, &c to
40; sateen-eai2ed lined, but
not-black aud all sorts OF
sticks and colors, 4oc to IS;
featheE winged satin, 3oc to
$a,25.
Again in the jewelry
stock. Another lot, confus'
ing in variety, quite surpria-
ling In cheapness. Gauze
and crepe, plain and decora-
ted, black and all fancy
colors, natural and decorated
sticks;' edges plain and scol-
Hoped, csc, SI.25, and $3.50.
This is a new lot-not the
ones we told you of last
month.
These very spring days
the importers are pressing
sales in bulk at more than
we are charging you at re-
tail. Very soon the chance
will pass. If you don't avail
of this you may wish you
had.
Northwest OF centre.
The odors of incense that
float downward from the
Moorish Room, next door
to the House Beautiful, and
the perfume of Garwood's
Violet Water that fills the
air in the Wrap aud Cos
tune exhibition room are
yours to inhale
We have no bottled in
,cense, but Violet Water you
can have in bottles of vari-
Gus size at so, so and IS
cents.
And so with the captive
odors OF Eden and Araby,
whether Imprisoned in solu-
ticn by the chief, Alfred
Wright, or by Lubin or
Atkinson or by any other
worthy artist, they are here.
Y ou can set them free for o
moderate equivalent.
Northeast OF Round Counter.
TA-ny NY ARy ,xFAuEn
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
CAPITAL PRIZE, sl5O,OOO.
UszaMnlanaenssai

We. ths uyde-sisned BsnFs and BAnkevt
will pay all Prifes drawn in Tto BouinAni
Ststs lotteries which may bs presented ~
our counters.
X. n EAlBIsLEY, Prcs. Loufriazh
National nnnH.
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres State No
tfnnal HnuN.
A. RAT,DWIW. Pros ". d NATL BIZ
CARL KO HH, Pros Unton RatiouRi
Hank.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

THE DelAWAts Hospital, under Allo'
pR!hi, mAuaEetnen, vii. so1n be reAdy
30 open Tor the sdmlsilon OF patients,
and then this d! y Will hAve two good
hospitals, NhATe The slcki or those
meeting With a'oiisuts will oa assured
Of receiving the bes aslel ton and treat
ment. We ha vs been informed that
She p, W. & B Rdir5si Company, es
well ~ the b s. P, Company, have ar.
TAngements y ID the Trustees OF the
Poor. By which per,onG Whl may bs In
iured while 10 ihsir employ oSn be Nd
mitied TO she AlmlaOuse 81 any lime,
without regblsr psrnlr, and We would
suggest thA. these arrangements be
transferred 10 he hosp tails. There Art
many persona RhJ have q rspugnano'
10 being Gsksl h tho Almsh)use snt
there Is no ex sGse low for senilnK any
Une there, eItep. psupers,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

THE NgcEssIrY 0 lhe high liJen Sc
law, Whl3u has tes passed by the
lower h1u Ie VI tle N5T York L 9gtslA.
ture, Is sbo Fn IN he report OF the
* ngs county g'a1i jury, recently
presented l. says la. the nam Der OF
saloons In 2 :Dlklyl has unIss the
present Is =, iE5Telssi / 10 ,uJh an eK
kent tha; In b ne psr o the O!y Ihsrs
are twenty IN slnEa block, and that
the In ,re1s,ts oardsa OF axAdjn Is
largely due - The lnlrtAs!nE use n'
strong drink | s'.l Ds -, Tor the
DpponsnIs oi h'gh li'A- % compare
this vita .RSA' - already been Ao-
sasFsesned by high license In Ph.lAdel-
phis, where ths uu nbss Of sAllons 10
bsing rsjuo1 u To.tIirds by the Brooks
Law. Il Wouii be we'll II sush . law
was In for 1e Ia every s ste In the
Union, bui l. oAn onl bs hoped for In
those where the Republicans are In ths
AsoeDdenoy-
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
The euI stream Blown oat of ro,rtl OF

The SuiT Stream Blown Out OF fOsiti on
Captain Grlfnu. OF the bArkenti tine
Clara MoGilvery, which arrived Rs
PhilEdelphia on Thursday from Porto
Rico, says that the Gulf Stream is more
thEn sixty miles out OF its usual course.
1t Is supposed thSt the recent blizzard
has bsd some effect In driving the
stream to the eastward and southwark
OF where It Is usually found. Captain
Grifiln says that cold current OF wGteI
surrounds the stream, registering ss
low as 40 degrees Fahrenheit MssteTI
OF vessels bound from Cuba to New
York and Philadelphis have bsen
warned Of this greSt change. Iu order
to get the full benefit and strength Of
the current vessels muht keep &C lsas
one degree to the eastward Of the usua
course. The mcGilvery encountered
hurricanes on four occasions on tht
trip up from Cuba, and narrowly os
cspsd destruction.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

Nor LON b agJ Dr.. Davis ieo.ured on
the oars Of infanss, osllre tho uurses OF
the Pll!Atep.ia bpd University
Hoep!ss A noGg o.her things he
said sha. T k nS lni1n =, tro.!inz them
mp aud % Z On the kDes, or walking
the fl jOr " III thsm IN arms 10 iuduoe
sleep, Was uH SO mu h Tins and pa
Hence wAa ed. IL sad that . child
can be leirnel 70 g. 10 sleep J 1st as
easily In d bsi CT CRIB, as in . crAdls
and thai /! Is once learned to be rock.
ed, 1t will not b. Eau,tisd with any
abtng else rnl'v'l certainly be vel
come nsy % ms1y poor fathers who
have bsen s,1as onel 10 walk the a )oi
with . ~ le 'yrin! 81 IN dnigh:'s hour,
but stil, they aaSs Alsustomed them
10 It, we dJn'E sss hoE they can bt
beut ditel now, By DR.. DAyls' sensibl,
advice.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
w ILMINGTOS sTEAnBOATI
STEAMER u
BRARDYvIuE -

On and after Thursiay March
leave Fourtn street wharf daily. tSund
included At a. m aud II 2lsn.on.
l.okve PHILADELPHIA al 10 .. d. ana
NC Irelpht received Tor !. par,lrusJ
AFTER 20 miautts previous 10 loAFlnz MI
Telephone No IL.
No freight received for Marcus II a
Chester. NJ
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
wan Papers ana window shades.

Tho heat goods, the lowest prices, the
most ski!lful workmep, the promptest
at eatlon to all orders and the largest
stock to eeleot from In tae 6tste. Gail
nld exam me the line, rs II 10 composed
OF spriUg styles Of the latest New York
and imported designs and eolorinEs
Also line below cost to make room fol
tho immense quantities Of new goods
We are receiving every day. GeoTRe
W. Goodley, 5l1 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Passenger Rates to be Reduced,

CHICAGO, March 31.-Fhe Chicago
ard Graud Truuk Railway, in Ieialia-
tlon for the action OF the Michigan Gen
trail in cutting rates to Mo. tTeai aud
Canada roikts, has notified that com
pAay that it will reduce local passep
ger rstes to all OF the principal Mtohi
gan local etations. The Michigan Cen
Ltai iu retaliation will make q slash IL
the rates to Toronto, Montreal aud al
other points common to tne GrAnt
TTuak and Canadian Pacific.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
wAxAmAKsR.s.

PHrLADnLrmA. : saturday, MArOh 81. isss,
Cataracts of experiences
here just now. In the tum-
bling rush of things there is
sometimes an oversight.
Yesterday when we told
/ of Kaiser William and the
heroic bust, which Is now in
the Transept, we forgot to
tell you that the artist is MIR
Henry Manger, of this city
How unfair to admire the
subject, enjoy the work, and
forget the artist!
Public enjoyment Of MG
Easter Occasion is una6atea
Tile hab1y erO502s Of interest
ed m,sttorS tell rs that. Il
aOiW continue to-day complete
in e0e,y feature.
The present promise is fol
Ia bright Easter. And thi.
means many needed thing
to everybody that marks thu
glad time by some specla
attention TO dress. Why tel
Of details when all our great
assembly Of needed things L
but the union Of details? Tht
unspoken thought OF youl
wants is echoed here, or bet.
ter, perhaps. your wish il
the echo of what you already
knozO is here.
Inconsistent Yes, we are
and here are a few detail'
that we must print, and yot
well, ought to read.