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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-21

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sssspssa, has the geographical arso-
NETT u rcre enoush TO pssvent BIZ
snrsnasien. No nsites hov Rensssi!y
his availability 10 other respects might
b. assassiesaed. Tue only Nsv Fog
isnd man vhs eoald possibiy b. som-
tas.s3 for the presidency By The he
pa lisau party does not wish 10 BE-
some acsndsdsse. Biains's sishdssvsi
made 1t oestsia that tbs k-pnoiiean
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-21
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Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

General Sheldon ,ex- Governor of New
Mexico. relsted the other day shat
General Grant said in his hearing.
speakirg of American army officers
"General Sheridan was always where l
expected him to be at any designated
time. He accomplished rs much or
more than l expected him to accom-
plish. | tsll you, gentlemen, Philip
Henry Sheridan Is the Ablest military
man now living, and II this country
shonld become engaged in o war with
any or several Of the great powers OF
England during my term as President,
should give him command OF the ar
mics OF the United States" "While 1
was Governor OF New Mexioo," cor.
tinued ex Governor Sheldon, "General
sheridan cAme out and paid our coun-
try there little visit. 1 told him then
what Grant had said. He laughed and
replied: We'll, when y fellow is ex-
peoted to be around anywhere he ought
to be therel'"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Phili[ delphin Ilema.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Suit was ia
stituted In Court OF Com mon Pleas, No
4 yesterday against Mr.. George W.
Childs, publisher OF the Public Led ger
by Stephen e. Grimes for damages for in
juries.
Mr. Grimes was about year ago an
employe of the Ledger pryssroom and
while engaged At work had his left hand
SO severely injured in the machinery ss To
require the am putation of two fingers.
This Is the injury for which money
damages are soIght.
The defense ID that the accident hap
pened to young Gtimes through his own
carelessness aftdr he had been repes tedly
warned OF his danger. After the acci-
dent he was paii his regular salary for
over six months When his wounds had
he aled he was put at such light work as
he was able to do He fell into careless
habits, even with such light work, and
was recently dis ch rged.
While John Nan Fosen, young man
aged "a years, o iS4l Washington street,
was playing bal Yesterday afternoon, the
bat slipped from his hand striking Willie
1nnis, aged IL years, living on Mansion
street, above Ripka. The boys skull
was fractured, and Van Fosen was ar
reeted.
Rebecca Smith, colored, and John Nc
Fadden were bound over yesterday to an
s8er a charge ot selling liquor without a
llcense
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
. All your friends are go!rg on West
o leir moonlight.
a surprl.e for An.

Pants for 15o. to 81 90 q pair. They
must come from sheriff 8 sales or some
body that did not pNy for the ololh
which they are made of; $50. only, and
fast color; you can wAeh them In soda
and Is that not surprise? M. Meyers
received them from the East. Two
thousand pairs OF childrsn's pants
which range In prices from 16, 30, az
so Sb. 40. &5, SO, 55 and 80 cents Two
hundred psirs OF each quality, which
cost really that for making, without
paying for the cloth; they will sell very
fast, As We have lately sold most &C
siorekeepers when we hal sueh bar.
gsins, aud our customers were late
coming, wRen cheap concluded TO sell
only two pairs OF one sizs to every Gus
TONER. That will net suit storskeepers,
OF course; 1t will though save our ousto
mers from paying two profts. We have
all sigss from 4 yearH TO 13 years; we
have also extra szss of there pants,
wlioh run from Ia years to IS ears, for
bicycle riders. Come and secure some
OF these, our great barsBinF, ut NJ.
Meyers Ono Price Clothing House,
whore all goods are marked in plain
figures; satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. N. W. Cor. Filth and
Market streets. A fine lithograph fan
presented to every purchaser.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
?. ]. WALSH { CO.,
sos Market St.
BARGAINS.

The same as we mentioned
on Saturday In our list of
reduced prices in this COL
umn.
What rushers prices below
value make.
And why notl
What with Refrigerators
at $40 SO, Sra. $14.5o.
$1,000, fiji $3.50, S22,
$a7. $50, $50. that were
good value at SIG, SIS,
$3.50, $40, $2I, $24, say,
$32, $50 and $44. Is 1t any
wonder they prove rushers2
And they outrush everything
hereabouts!
Surprisingl
With Baby Coaches at
81 $S, 50, $40. $,a, S13. so,
SIS and $3.50, that were
cheap at $3.50. $1o, $II,
$I2.5o, $I4, $40, $rS and
$40, it is not remarkable
that a rush In sales is pro-
duced.
The prices are remarkable.
When Hair Cloth Parlor
Suites are cut down to $40,
$38,, $40, $45, Ss5 and $40
that were recognized bar
gains at $35, $45, $48, SIS,
$40 and $50 Even the most
skeptical reader who looks
in through curiosity to see
if we do as we say, becomes
convinced and helps to make
the rush.
we convert skeptics.
Where Oak Chamber Suits
are reduced to S25, $50, $38,
S42, $45 and Sos, that We re
$50, $56, S4s, $50, SIS and
$50. Prices that we were
the first to offer them at.
Why shouldn't they be-
come rushers? A wide awake
public appreciate the value
for their money and make
the ruslaers rush.
And such could be the
tenor of our talk had we
time and space to enume-
rate all the different features
of our immense stock OF
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

WASHINGTON, June 19.-1he ezaml-
nation of the accounts of General
James ID. Ewing, late dtsbursing clerk
OF the Department of Justice, was COM
ple!ei to-dEy, and showed him to be
exactly S9.740i0 in arrears. First
Comptroller Durham has so informed
General Ewing and this surslies on his
bond, Representative Nathan Goff, Jr.
OF West Virginie, and Mr.. O. NJ, d.
Harris, Of Washington, with tho re
guest that they make good the detl3ien-
oy, adding that other wise 1t viii be his
duty, under tho Law, to seek to recover
II by suit.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

honorsd aud respected BY all honest abt
loyal men, tht greatest living American
and the worthy objeot OF our und y inl
love-"
The spssket's criticism Of the Demo
cratic Administration for It's eins o.
omission and pom mission was reoeivad
wish hearty laughter and generous ap
plause. His perorasion was delivered
with telling q tfect, aud earned for hin,
great and ttmultuous applause and
ohsers.
I The Chair then announced n long lia,
OF sscretarieA, assistant secretaries,
sergeauts at arms, etc for the tempo.
rsry organisation. After the read ina
OF the iist OF officers was completed the
band struck up o medley of national
arr, which vAs wsrrnly received by the
huaienoe, and, as the air turned into
Marching Ttfough Georgia." the ~.
sem bls2e caught up the refrain, and toe
CHORUS OF nsny voices resounded
throughout Tho hall.
sYN1ATHy FOR GEN SHERIDAN,
MT. Halloweli, OF Kansas, offered the
folio wing:
"rhe delegates TO the Republican
oonvsntion, representing the surviving
comrades oftha distinguished soldier and
etenerai OF tho Army, Philip h. Sheri.
dan, and representing also the living
principles for wh'ah he so gallant ly
fought and tritmphed during the great
era OF the war, ssud him their sincere
congratulations on the prospset OF his
recovery, and hope shat his life may be
preserved for rhany years"
fne resolution was greeted with
cheers, and was adopted By q rising
vote, the imIhsnse audience Joining
with the delegate, In doing honor to the
siok soldier. .s-
General Malone proceeded 70 give @
sketoh OF the troubles Of the party In
virginia, and was proceeding with an
appeal that the Convention should
stand by the regular party men in his
at.te.
At this point Mr.. wlee broke in ener.
getioAlly with the declaration: ri
charge you With frauds by which 1 was
cheated out OF my contest"
"rhen." retdrted Mr.. MAhons, "ysur
charge is false, IS you are foul"
u viii put the stamp where 1t be
lon0s," fired back Wise.
Both gentlemen were becoming ex
oited, when MI. SpauldinR, of Michi.
gan, took them both from the chair by
rising 10 q question Of order.
The Uonveution at 8 so adjourned
until to-moTr0w ut noon, aud, amid
strains OF music by the band. the dele
gates aud the vast audience filed from
the hall.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Butter. 18 to IS cents per pound; eggs,
20 to 20 cents pes dozen; psss, 10 to 10
cents per half peok; beans, ,3s to so cents
per half peck; cabbage, 8 to 10 cents per
head tomatoes, 10 to 10 cents per quart;
Strawberries, 10 to 10 cents per quart;
hnoklebarrles, 10 to IL cents per quart
cherries. 10 to IL cents per quart; chick.
ens, SC to 81 40 pair; potatoes, 18 to IS
cents per half peck; beets, cents per
bunch. Other vegetables are cheap
and about the same rs last market day i.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The following appointments, to tax,
efteot July l, have been announced by
May or. elect Harrington: SerReAnts
PaschAl Il. Peterson, No. 110i Bren Oh
street; Abram p. Stetser, No. 27iz, Tat
nall; James B. Tucker, No. SlS Eas,
Sixth. Pstrolmen, Thomas Il. Bur.
rows, No. 3O9 EAet Second; Martin Il,
Butler, No. 42i East Second; Ferdins nd
OhAirs, No. 900 King; Alexander Bur-
leigh, No. 603 Eass Fourth; Charles A.
Broomall, No. 897 South Franklin;
samuel ]. Brown, Charles a. Craw lord
no 329 East Second; Thos. J. GAinor,
Olaymont street above B; William l..
Heal; Samuel MoOlenaRhan, No. 3O7
kennebsc; Richard Emmons. No S2l
Orange; jarrett g. Hanna; George
Hart; William Il. Sherer, No. 1O9
West sixth;a WilliSm II. Opdyse and
William q. Walker, No. 11o East Sixth;
Special officer, Draper A. Dswees, No
lOl4 Washington. The medical exami,
nation OF the men appointed will be
made by the physicinns OF the Board Of
Health, ct the rooms OF the board in
the Water Department Building, cotner
Sixth and King streets, to-day, begin
ming al 3 clock p. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The vlsus of rheumatism often No
mains In the system through life. when
1t does not cut the shrend Of sxistep X
suddenly, as 1t is always liable to do. by
attacking the heart Ere the grip n
this tenacious disease tightsps 1t shopld
be unloosed by that benefioent liberAtor
from disease, Hostetter'B Stomach Bis
ters, which will free the sufferer at
the outset from subsequent pain and
danger. No purer or more agreeable
blood depurent exists, as multitudes OF
the ihsumatic and neuralgia have aseer-
tanned by certified experience. It is
through the medium of regular aetion
OF the kidneys and bladder that On out
let is afforded for the escape OF lmpu.
rities which beget not only rheumatic,
ont gouty ailments, and dropsicai effu-
sions. To these organs the Bitters give
an impulse never verRinR on the
bounds OF irritation, but sulfiolentIy
vigorous to csuse them and the bowels
to perform their functions with clock
like precision. Use 1t also for dyspep.
sia, bilionsness, fever and agae and de
bllity.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Qatte a lively sorimmsge took place
last evening sbAus z 80 O'Clock at the
corner Of Eighth and Orange streets,
between two oolored men. Tue air was
fairly made blue with the choice cpl
thets hurled at each other. 1t look ed
for while rs II 1t would result In q
general riot, but happily 1t fiDslly ended
in draw by friends coming on tho
scene. who separated the would be as
sassins. No police coald be seen even
rs far down as tbs City Hall by gen.
tlemau who walked down that far to
have one OF them put In his appear.
anee to pat atop to the wAr OF words.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Mrs. Peters had Ills,
Mrs. Peters had chills,
Mrs. Peters was sure she was going tc
die;
They dosed her with pills,
With powders aud equills,
With remedies wet, and with reme :
dies dry.
Many medicines lured her,
But none of them cured her,
Their nameB and their number no
body could tell;
And she soon might have died,
But some PELLETS" were tried,
Thai ncted like magic, and then she
got we'll,
The magic "Psllets'' were DR.. Piercs's
Pleasant PursAtive Pellets (ihe origina,
Little Liver Pills). They cured Mts
Peiers, and now she wouldn't be with
nut them.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

A regular 81 dssion of the Board of
Health was held last evening. After
transacting the regular routine business,
communication was read, which was
signed by number of persons who re.
side in the vicin ty OF Eighth and Madi.
son streets, cdmpla ming of tho pork
packing establishments of B. Bese &
Bro and D. B lekta, The subject was
referred to the xecutlge officer fors the
western dIstrIc5 for investigation.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

PIrTsBURG, PS, June 10 AT the
scale codfersuae OF the iron mauutAe
turers and the AmAlgamatsd AssOci
alton Of Iron Rnd Ste3l Workers the
latter submiteh proposition 10 8us
pend operation 9 for three months in.
stead of accepting reduction OF wages.
The manufActur rers agreed to accept the
proposition, provided that 10 shall sp
ply to al millA in the country The
AmalEanstea committee will repor,
this TO the Obn vention and give the
manufacturers Anal answer oh Thurs
day.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Fred. L. a. ether, assistant pgymAstai
at the. PuseT ri Dnes Company ,sand Misl
Nellie LIE, daughter OF A. D Lee,
formerly OF this city, but now OF Cam
den, N j., we1s quietly married this
morning At the residences Of her father,
1922 Broadway, by The Rsv. Isaac Bag.
ley. The bride and groom will take a
trip of one week.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 10 :
There is no material change in the con
dition OF General Sheridan. The sur
geons issued this bulletin 10 night
"General Sheridan was troubled bJ
coughing before midnight. but aftel
that hour he had but little difficulty
and rested quietly. To-day he has beer
quite comfortable, and there are nj
changes In his condition worthy o
mention.u
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
1t map DO I,lains.

| CHtCAGo, June 19.--The session O,
the conVention pretty we'll cleared the
headquarters during the day, but they
are crowded again to hight and the
same old work is going on, wish small
prospects Of any radical sAanRe uptiI (
direct trial ishAii 4 Axe public the real
strength OF thes various cand didAtes.
The sherman managers have bean CON
sidering plan 10 place some of their
strength within easy reach and to start
thsfs candidate with 0 vote OF about
100 the idea being to let him RroW under
the Impression that there ie o regular
boom for him. II they can forcs him
up In this way to $50 they shink his
nomination probable.
But Blaine's nomination IL still the
logical outcome OF 0 ooutinusd dead,
look. 1t Is understood that the wild
men from California have at lenatb
been pretty well muzzled and will wait
an opportunity for the PR fsentstion OF
Biaineh name. bat they arc q mighty
uncertain crowd 20 deal with Thsy
fully believe that Blaine Is the man
and are afraid somebody will get shesd
OF them In naming him. They are liable
to do almost ang thing, but at ths start
they have consented TO cast theiT votes
for Stanford. This brings another
candidate into the field and further
complicases the problem.
As the result OF this days work the
night ends with Hsrrlson strenathe ened
and occupying q most excellent place,
and with Blaine still q possibility In
case OF q continued deadlock. The
rotnnda OF the araad4 PAciflc is packed
with perspiring s,ob, listening toi
speeches and cheering for the various
candidates. Up pstairs the hsadquarters
are crowded, and the atmosphere 10 as
swelteriDg as any that o Turkish bath
could afford. The streets are Allied with
PROFESSIONS and bands o. music, bus all
iheir fireworks fall TO throw single |
fsy OF light upon the political situa- |
lion.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Bound to Kin himself.

PHILADELrHIA,J June 20.-Magnus L y
caire, 20 years OF age, driver for an ex-
press company and who lives at 1921
Brandywine street, made desperate AZ
tempt to end his life last night by swal.
lowing the contents of q bottle ofsRough
on Rats" He is lying in the Jefferson
Hospital In critical condition. Lacaire
went to the drug store of Charles F.
Hewitt, at che northeast corner OF Ninth
and Race streets and called for glass OF
soda water. He was handed the beyer-
age and he drew o bottle from his pocket
and poured portion Of the contents into
the soda water.
Druggist Hewitt suspected that It was
poison and dashed the glass from his
hand. Lacaire then ran out of the place
and went to the drug sto e of Clement 3.
Lowe, a. the northeast corner of Ninth
and Vire streets. He repeated his opera
tion and was more successful, for he sue
ceeded in swallowing the poison. lie
then started down Ninth street and fell
near Face street,
An Eighth district policeman picked
him up and sent him to the hospital. The
physicians say that he cannot live. No
cause ia assigned for his act.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

NEW YORK, June 10.-Ann O'Dslia
salomon, the fat high priestess of Spir'
itualism, alleged daughter of Lola Mon.
tee and Informal wife Of "aeneral''
Joseph FL. DIS De Bar, left the Tom bs
at ten minutes to 9 O'Clock this morning
In tbs custody Of Deputy Sheriff Burke
for the female prison on Blackwell's
Islnnd, where abe will remain for the
next stx months deriving out the SEN
tsnce upon her for conspiring with her
partner in crime, Joseph II. Diss de
Bar. to de'reua the venerable laws er,
Luther B. Marsh.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The Rav. l. N Gibson, chairman ot
the committee sppointed by the Dlo.
oesian Convention to infJrm the Rev.
leighton Oolem an of his election to she
bishopric OF Delaware, hiss rtceiqed a
talRram fron Ibe btshop.elsot stating
that he hss forwarded a letter of Ao
Osptanca,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

A young lad about 10 years of age
was accidentally shot In the leg while
cArelessly handling revolver ct the
residence Of Robert Roth well. near KiA.
mensi, on Sunday last. DR.. Ball probed
for the ball, but ut last accounts had
failed to extract 1t. 1t made painful
but OF necessarily fatal wound.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Tho Improved Monitor OIL stoye for
1893

The superiority of the Monitor In the
important features of safety, simplicity,
con yenienoe, durability and heat pro
duction, Ia attested by it's uninterrupted d
success throughout the past 13 years.
1t has achieved q popularity beyond all
others. More than three hundred
thousand are now In use. For sale by
The Pickels Stove and Heater Co.,, No.
800 Shlpley street. Sole agents.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

For rich aud poor who wish TO enjoy
good health, and who do not wish to
resort 10 bitter, nAuseous liver medi.
cines and cAthartics, is she COZ cen
trAted California liquid fruit RENE.
dy, Syrup Of Figs. All druggists.
N. B. DAuforth, Second and Market,
wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
r.. DIR. SUTTON,
Office, S24 Market Street

Rs,l E.ta'e bought, sold, rented and
exchanged ......,... :.
current rates Of interest
Rents and Income collected and
promptly rmltted. ,,. :.
Detd,' Mortgages, Bonds, Wills and all
legsl papers prepared.
Publit Sales Of city and country
property ,
all business conducted with promptness,
strict confidence and ample responsibili-
ty. ....5
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Stanley Thought to be Dead.

PARIS, June 19,-Advces from zan-
zlhar to the journal des Debats say
"There is little doubt that Stanley ID
dead The families OF persons who ae
companied the expedition have worn
mourning for several weeks, 1t is be-
lieyed that Tippoo Tib has taken revenge
for stanley's having thwarted him in his
efforts to coptinue the slave traffic"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The appropria lion OF $5 900 made by
the House OF Representatives to inves-
tigate the cAuse of yelleRs In peach
trees, has been increased In the q. 8
Senate, throuph ihs Efforts of Senator
Salisbury, to $10, 600.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Have lsrge assortment of window
screens aud knock down door frames
with all the necessary fixtures. Theii
success in handling the above good
last season oompals them TO 30 at 1t on !
Larger scale. Prices the lowest. Lyuci
q Lesry, N. ", corner of Fourth anG
Madison strsets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

When Robert Cassidy was arrested yes
terday, a coed hitchiog strap, almost
new, was found In bis possession which
is now at police station. Anyone who
has lost au article OF this kind will do
well to call and examine 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The P, w. & b. Railroad Company,
through Detective Jones, gave orders
Yesterday to have the remains OF Joaeph
Vollick. who WAS killed by being struck
with an engine on Monday evening,
decently Inferred In Riverview Ceme-
terry ut their expense.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

To-morrow prom isss to be fair and
slightly warmer, with thunder showers
In different looslitjes, Friday fair to
party cloudy, with showers on the sea-
board, followed By a slight fail Of the
temperature. .-5.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Miss Emma, the daughter of j. New
lin Gawthrop of this city, graduated at
swarthmore College yesterday. She
read an excellent essay on "The New
Astronomy" and was awarded one of
the honors.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Il
The Atlanta Consultation. puIatsbps ,
strange story from LAwreneeyias, an
In 1864 CHARLES Clinton Amlrose, 4
young man of 6ne family oDnnsoti sns,
Doth In Gwsnnett county ana; tbnouah-,
out the Stats, shot and killsd Mr.. Orr,
young planter, who lived in Law.
renoevtile.- The killi1g was tta result
OF an insu,tsai to have teen offsr rsd
some young lsdy relative of Am brose's
Both men had hosts. Of fslends, and
public feeling ran high oven tbs sffair.
After the shooting Ambrose disappear.
ed as completely as n the earth had
swallowed him, and for twenty four
years the mystery OF hts disa opsGrapoa
hiss remhlEsd unsolved.
A few days ago Charles Clinton, n
wealthy merchant near Hot apripqs,
Ark, died and was Oaried. Cliston
was worth Sl90 900, which hs ieft Ia, a
large family. 1t now deyei3pe that
CHARLES Clinton Ambrose of Gsornia
and Charles Clinton of Arkansas ware
one and the tame psreen. The parsop
who Vouches this information aays that
Ambrose hiss visited his relatives in
Georgia regularly every three OF four
years, passing as Mr.. Olintea, and has
never aroused Buspi ciop.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
BrevItien,

Eho cheR@aBs has house I'm enc Cfsy
&1nf0rd Broa,' A0A MAFhoH atreNa,
0upping and Ieeching, lo3 e. Second st.
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for humps.
Brazilian Balm cures cold; 40 doses, 100.
Fry Bush's coal you will surely like 1t.
Millard Y. Davis, jeweler. . L. Second ct,
Fine ls Il. Rings, at Hanfs, Id K. Fourth.
Frank Rcep Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, coz West Frsnt street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

fo5f, co..
II foot, stron cord, $50.
1l.foot, extra strong cori, St.00.
White or co cred, l2iolt, Mexican
81 20 and 81 30
Hammock stte,chers, 15e.
Anchor ropeS, $50.
!. LEWIS Row, 4l3 KinP St,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Spring wheat, superlatlve, only 80. 25
rer barrel, so cents per bag. Try 1t.
Lynch q Leary, Madison street gFooers,
n. NJ CORNER Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

That Pierson 3 Records are selling
cloi hing at very low price; II not, ttop
and examine for yourself at the south
west corner OF Third and Market strt cts,
Plunkett building.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

DIR. Lippinebtt, 604 French street,
treats rheumatiBm. neuralgia and dys.
pepsia euocessf ally. Rheumatic spe
oific on hand Al Wholesale Rpd retail.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Smoke,

cigar at Veasey's drug store. Box trade
q speciality.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Ohildren's white DRESSES made to or.
der; lace caps nt q bargain; also c, m.
plets line Of notions. Huklll % P0iat,
3. E. cor, Second and TAtnal.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Convention,

You reed not 20 further than 8. W
corner of Seventh and Monroe to &c
the boss cigar of this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

At meeting Of the Weocacoe Fire
COMPANY last evening, Miohael A.
Bkalley was recommended as q suitable
person for the position OF frat assistant
engineer OF the Fire Department.