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Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-30
Loves Revision.

Philadelphia Record: Sweet girl:
"Why do you wish the wedding post =
poned, Arthur Arthur: MY darl-
ing, the expected addition to my salary
has not been made, and / have only 5000
year." Never mind, dear, we'll get
along. Remember the, old adage
when love comes in at the door, pow
erty dies oat the window"
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-30

the way, and when tho Wheeling depot was
reached crowd Of most enthusiastic demo-
Gratis gave rousing welcome TO the party,
fireworks adding 10 the noise, Judge Thur
man was at once driven TO the Windsor
hotel, where he will remain while in the
city. Tomorrow morning there will be
daylight parade. in the afternoon a number
Of speeches. and in the evening a torch light
procession and Judge 'Thurman's address at
r,,L
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-30
Still Hopeful.

Cincinnati Telegram! Stranger in
Washington City: what place is
this?" Policeman: "This is the United
States postoflce department building"
Stranger: why are all those men
standing about hercy, Policeman. :.
They are awaiting appointments. us
pall-pearers in tie dead letter office"
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-30

These facts are vouched for by reliable
residents OF the beautiful, picturesque
old town, and show conclusively tha
long memory OF our noble animal.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-30
Short Horses.

New Orleans Picsyune: "The short
horse is soon curried," and that is why
the careful sport puts his money on the
short horse.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-30

Broadway lots, in Council B!pFs, for
sale by Potter Il cobb, 1901 Farnasn st.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

The body Of white girl, 10 or IL year
Of age, was found floating in a lake abou
six miles from Birmingham, Alabama
yesterday. Death was caused by drown
ing, and the body had been In the waite
several days IL has not yet been identi
Ned Physicians say the girl had beer
assaulted
Seyfert's rolling mill, at Naomi, Berk
county, Penna., viii resume operation
on Monday next, after a four weeks
lock out, resulting from the objection o.
the puddlers to their foreman. Tho fore.
man to whom they objected remains. By
the action Of the puddlers 250 men were
out Of work.
Theodore e. Hazlehurst, Past Grand
Commander of the Grand Commandery
Knights Templar OF the State OF New
York, and a prominent resident OF Troy
shot and killed himself yesterday. The
doctors are Of the opinion that death re-
suited from accidental sho JtinR.
John De aney, a messenger in the Ex-
ecutive Department at Harrisburg, has
been Bubppnaed as q witness in the trial
OF the Fernwood gang" in Delaware
county. He Will go to Media TO morrow
with all the papers on file in the depart
ment in the johnson murder case.
As an express train on the New York
Central Railroad passed through Herki
mer, New York, yesterday morning, two
girls were discovered on the track in
great danger FlAgman Wolver rushed
to thei' rescue and succeeded In saving
them, but was killed himself.
Near Lexington, Georgia, on Monday,
a colored woman locked her three child.
rem IN the house and went vi iiting. When
she returned, after niRhtfall, the house
had been burned, and the children had
perlshed In it.
mob Of twenty armed men, in Canon
City, Colorado, at 4 O'Clock yesterday
morning, broke into the jail and lynched
murderer named Witherill. Another
murderer, named Perdue, was unmo
Tested
Stephen Chambers was committed in
Philadelphia, yesterday, for a further
hearing on the charge Of pushing his wife
out OF second story window Of their
dwelling, on Sunday night Mrs. Cham
bers is in hospital.
A despatch from Lar caster, Pa, rays
navigation on the Pennsylvania, Susque
hanna and Tldewater canals will close for
the season on Decembe, 10
ActST " Ntlli RamDlers was fatally
shot In Chicago on Monday night, by
Edward Hill, a saloon keeper. Hill
claims that O'Nell insu ted his wife.
Seventy Eve cases of typhoid fever are
reported in Providence, Rhode Island.
There has been a sudden increase in the
disease within five days.
Seymour Gardner, fireman on the New
York, Ontario and Western railroad, was
struck by train and killed yesterday at
Spring TANK, New Jersey.
Conrad Smith, 75 years old, committed
suicide in Philadelphia, yesterday, by
hanging in cl, set He had been mel.
ancholy for several weeks.
One new case of yellow fever was re-
ported In Jacksonville yesterday, but no
death, Total cases to date, 400; deaths,
All
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

Down In Indian River Hundred, Bus
sex Oounty,A daily mail is wanted from
HatbesoD, on tie Dslaware, Maryland
and Virginia Railroad, to take in Hol.
lyWood, ADgoTA and L'nso's store,
Holly ywood 10 about four miles from
HarbesonI ADgorA three miles farther
eastward, and from AngorA to LinRo'e
store the distance IL about three miles
more, making ths distance irem the
starting point TO Lingo's store ten miles,
aollyVllle and Apgora are now aup
piled with . tri weekly mail, but th9re
has been no mail facilities whatever et
Lingo's store, except that which is vol.
nntAry and 10 often irregular. Il 10 said
that At LinRO'B store more mall matter
aooumulates than ct either Of the other
places named, and II q daily mail route
ta established the people OF LorR Neck
want It to extend to LinRo's. The rouSe
extends through very pUpulous and
r'oh expAnse Of country, aud AmonRat
an intelligent people, who are bsooming
Uore intelligent, and who want mail
facilities that will bring the daily news
81 the country every day. II is hoped
that their request will recsive the favor
able consideration Of the postal authOri.
ties, and that the people Of Indian River
Hundred will know every day what is
going on in the outside world.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

The Chief Justice and Asuooistl
Judges were At the Court House ct 2 Al
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when th.
Jury In tbs case OF tie Wilmington
Dental Manufacturing COMPANY, vs.
the Adams Express Company came In
With verdict In faYer OF the plaiutIfl
for 1919 06 being 2 oshts mcra than She
AmodRt calculated By the counsel fol
the plaintiff in uumiBg up.
The replgvin case Of William Z, HoWes
20 %. W. Giles LAnbeon, the shshf,
thal was to hAvs been tried At the after
coon session, was announced ~ Eettled
HoGeok6r q HoffsckOr. EsqE., for
plaintiff, and Levi o. Bird, e q. for the
4 defendant.
1ns name of Moses Rssh, the plain
til in the case Of Noses Rash, Vs tbe
executors OF William MoOAullsy, was
at the request OF Il @ Bradford, Esq,
called three um3a, hnd a. he did mo-.
answer q DOn-Buit was granted.
The case Of the Deiaaa Bradford Com
pAny vs. Martin q soa was taken up
and jury drawn TDis was an action
To recover S2l1. 10 on . book account for
goods furnished to the defendant at va
Eious timaF. The plaintiff WAS repre-
sentod By John K. Bradford, ESQ, and
there was no defense. A clerk In the
employ Of the oomptnJ was called, and
the books produoed TO prove the account,
after Uhioh the Jury rendered verdict
In favor Of the plaintiff for 1921 SO, being
the full amount Of the account with 10
teIeat to date.
The came Jury were sworn 10 try the
case OF WilliEm 8. and John Augustus
MoCAnllsy, executors Of the late vii.
liam moOaulley, vs.. Moses Rash This
WAa IN aosion TO recover on q We promis
sory notes made by NJ b RAsh q 90,
and endorsed by Moses Rash.
These notes were given In 1881 and
1882 at 80 days, ana amounted with
interest 10 dats to ~ 900 "a Bradford
and VAnaegIift, Esls., appeared for the
plaintiff. and rs thefe was no defence
the noSes and the f23i Of their bsinR
proteste1 was proven, when the Jury
rendered verdict FOR the fall Amonnt
claimed
At 4 O'Clock all the Jurors were dia-
charged until 10 o'elock to.morros n
morning, ard 10 minutes later COURT
adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05
a GOOD nan aone.

On DeosmbeF the frat, The Reverend
FANher Taylor, at the Summons Of thu
messenger OF death, passed from labor
70 reward. An industrious, good oItl.
zen, an exemplary christian, an affsc
tlonate father, kind and loving hus.
oandi whose life for half century has
oeen devoted to true worship and love
OF God, Man iH Q child Of Nature,
oAreased and guided into all wisdom bg
doa's unohAOgeAble possessions, end
he, 81 . duttful child, should acknoW
ledge the relation aud submit 60 his
Wlea commands and dispsnsatlons.
thoughts that arc AssooiAtsd With the
process OF dying and with the s.ate OF
death are to some minds dark. doubtful,
ohseTless aud disoonsOiatory, while 10
others death seems Q welcome etats. pro
ductiYe OF peace, Quietnsss, blessina and
slevAtion The latter was the stata Of
Father Tayl0r's mind. To Others Il l.
In degree terrifying, and TO msny Il
seems OF all things tho moat 10 bs
dreaded aud Stunned.
II Is generally feared Ey the bravo
and the tipald, the Wise and the foolish,
tna OLD and ths young. 1t 10 to mAuy a
teariul pfooess, rendered much more 90
oy the prospect OF q cold and unfelsnt
- AAAA - IN O4ubbuuHQOo o.
wrongly spprehendiDR tho process Of
dying, and OF not knowing the ineffGb!e
DeAuties that surround the living man
Whsn the splrlt esoApss the outer form
and wings Its way to God Who gave it,
fhs tendenoies Of the soul Of the good
man is no more descending, but Asoand
ing, and that 10 an immsnsity beyond
tine power OF lanauARe 20 express or the
most exalted intellect to comprehend
Az the age OF 20 years he recsiyed the
holy Annointlng by the spirit of God,
The light aud love OF Christ penetrated
his inmost soul, aud without money or
price he went for ward TO oarfy tue Ola
tidinRs Of great Joy 10 fallen man. He
olAsped the Bible to his heart, and BY
mis- teaching and practices said 1 rev
erence this book as containing Q divine
revelation Of Gods will to as, and love
to read and study 1t, for
A glory glldS the saoSed page,
Majestic like the eun,
II tRtVes llgAt " every aga
IL RiVeHs but byrroWB none.
The hand that gave It stin supplies
Inc grao1Ous iighT and heAE,
It's uaiht upon the pa,ions rise
They riss bat never set.
Ehtuli all the forms that men devise
A Btui ihiI book with treaohsfous art
I'd II them vanity ~ lies,
And bind the Bible 10 Gay heart.
J.B.W W.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05
BARGAIN v EEK
lat THE
HIVE, z
3O6 MARKET STREET.
lat THE

We know the ladies like t0
buy Dry Goods cheap and we try
to help them by offering a good
Cloth Skirt, quilted bottom Of
italian, at soc each. They ara
big value for Too. Don't wait too
long.
The lot Of 1000 yards Of man
ufacturers' remnants Of Neck
Ruching, advertised q few days
ago at half price, go like hot
cakes when one is hungry. 8 TO
25c a yard. A very rare bar
gain.
That lot Of $3.50 Kid Gloves
we spoke about in our last advar-
tisement as being such gieat
value, has created . stir among
the ladies. They buy from one
to six pairs. Think OF it, q real
Kid Foster T-hook = perfect
goods, sold by all good firms at
81 30. This lot to go for T5c a
pair; sizes ST t, u. just hali
price.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05
BEEoHER's gallery is number s15



PHILADELPHIA, Dso. 5.-WhetheF
Mrs. Bhed Chambers was thrown from
. window OF her homo by her husband
late on Sunday biGht, OF whether she
was the victim Of peculiar AeoIde ent, is
question that may have 10 be deGer-
mined By j1Fy. She now lies ct the
German Hospital, dangerously Injured,
while her husband, Stephen, was yes
terday Committed to MoyamsnsipR
Prison without bail, 10 await the result
Of her Injuries.
Mrs Chambers WAS found By OH ser
Brown, OF the Ninth police district, late
on Sunday night lying on the pavement
in front Of her home, No. SIC North
rw' nsy fourth street, in an unconscious
condition, with her collar. bone and arm
broken ard the blood streaming from
several severe cuts received In = fell
from the second story window. A big
hole In the awning showed where she
had fallen Ihrou1h the canvas The
police 81 hrst supposed Il an accident,
but Investigation showed that Cham bers
and his wife had QuArFeled on Sunday
night, and shortly AstsrWArd she was
found on the pavement.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

" In shsl,
|ays'-HsHnl
BABY syruV
certify to ID
EecomHenlI .
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

PHILADELPHIA, Dto 5.-The Read
log Railroad Company yesterday mott
hed its employ 90 in the shops all Alons
The system from Philadelphia to VIII
iiamsport aud from Harrisburg to Al,
lentown, thAs after TO morrow eight
hours would consituts . days work.
IL is stated that the employees are salts
a ID with this reduotioa in time and con.
sequent reduction in wages, 40 none are
aid eli.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

Ths beg. II for tue bsnen' Of the
Ladies' hise sooiaty OF Delaware
AveLae Bspsist Church will open on
Thursday evening, December 9th, At
8 O'Clock in the Mo yArtnsy & Kenny
bnildlnR, corner Fifth and 5hipley. The
adiea will be aG the building al day
Ihu'sday to receive articles donated for
bshar or restaurant. Arrangement th
have been made TO serve lunch on Fri
DAY and Saturday from IL o'clock until
Q O'Clock (uoon). The bill of fare will
consist of oysters. tongue, chicken
salad. baked beans, brown bread, hot
rullS.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

bNHnets @nu Sewers.
A regular nesting of the Street and
Sever Commission was held last ntRhI
aud considerable amount OF routine
business WAS transacted.
The week y pay roll OF s53 80 Was Sp
proved aad Ur1efed TO be pRid. Orders
were issued to permit john Blown and
John Il Brow TO tap Chestnut strss,
sewer TO dIAln Nos. 1920 and 1924 OF thai
street, Miller b Jenkins 70 tap sewer a.
Ninth and DuPont to drain proIe ty OF
John CTAvsr; Rod 9sa's WigWRm %.
70 tAp Bhipley street sewer 10 drhiu
their hall on Shipley bs'ow Sixth, arc
Allen SpBakmsn to tap drain in rear oi
7OS ktbg sireet foE the purI ose Of drSib
ing thst p operiy.
A communication from the Bali
more & Quo Railrcad Company wRt
received and read. author zing to con j.
strUot q Ee Wer through their propeTty
to drain the water of Crooked Ran into
Rattlean AXIS Ran sewer In tie BIandy-
w!ns Park.
Secretary T Leslie Carpenter Re pol to,
collections during the month susouut.
ing to e1bl 81; deposited IN bank for
opening bsde Of stTSots, Si9B 20; Judge
j.. Frank Ball, collections Tor liens,
AmouBtips to $3.50 22; Clerk OF the Mar.
ket N SH6' fopOFtsu p0llerslons
amounting 10 $50 "a The Olty Tress
uree reported balance in bahk 10 tn
credit o. the department. amounting 10
B25,3 7.b9.
Franklin street, south Of Linden, and
the gutter on BrOOme streot between
rhirtesnth and fourteenth streeis, ~ore
ordered graded. Olty Auditor Newell
reported having collec, Sg7i.79 for
lisns during the past mouth, aud de-
posted tina same with the City Treas
ureT.
CHARLES W. Horn was ordered to lay
pavement in front OF his property Oh
sAallcross avenue between jackson and
VanBursn streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

[unaB g.
|thiB oityi
u nslls At
tnWnB In
bit OF the
|south. A
same firm
This With
comprises
lha pTtssbi
! hFrn CON.
may 70
The price.
|lAfgeut loW
|n lbiS city.
L. a. AL
! RAILROADS,
twsea 6hb
ssr
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

The street markets were well pa
tronz this morning, and butter
brought 81, 50 and 35 c.nts per pound
egRs, rs, 30 aGd SO osnts per dozen; DO.
tataes. 90 % and 90 oents Per bushel;
odicksns, 80 o9nts TO 81 80 per pair
duoks, 81 90 to S1.S5 per pair; turkeys,
Is TO 20 oents per pound; Osts, SO to 40
1snts per busheli corn, 90 cents pei
bushel on the cob, or 30 cents do. shelled;
hay, SIT to SIS per ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

1ns shsspsse has 1sRss EN HAa ofay
Oupplns and lesahinS, ios Il. Second Bt.
Try Buss'G coal vO1 viii like II.
Try Bash'o coal you viii surely like It.
hillGrd &. Davis, ieneler, 3 Il. second ut,
fine Is 4, HinEs, at Hanf'E, Is Z. gourth.
Frank RoOp sDith, drusgtst, Sth and ElnE.
AGerican Laundry, st2 West Rrsnt Htrest
5rASiliSn BSlm. iRmsdiAts cure E0i aRups
Jusi rseei ed-NeW asaorlmgnt Of elegant
2roAtnts with silver, tea and coHse ueo
A. Ter lor, N. + COZ. Sd end King SIS.
s. H. urteia, Rlb King, has rns line Of
Gig rs ana tobacco. buy your Christmas
presents RON.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05
[nhIIeIl

|HAF
|bo regular
|ist Eplsco
lions EeIe
|ewspsPerh
|arlsnionsIs
read them
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

Oame a little late, slihouRh 1t lie
better ats than never. All tbcBs who
bought Of me, and did not get apy,
come sn1 set one; II was WAS not my
fault that they did not come Ecouef.
You all know thai 1 always have
present for children between ToRr ks
giving and New Year. have now the
largest Rtook OF clothing and furnii hing
goods that ever kops, and know thss
I can Euis you both In price and quality.
Yours, NJ. Meyers, One PTioo Clothing
House, north west oOrnsr Filth aud
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05
A Gentleman

Complimented us to day
on our way Of doing busi
ness He said he did
not profess to be a Judge
Of Clothing, and when he
went to buy he liked to
deal with a house who
only asked a moderate
profit on their merchan.
disc, and where he could
rely on getting good
goods at fair prices. Such
a house he had found ours
to be and he had taken
particular pains to advise
all his friends to deal with
us
The facts are, we are
not in the business to be
left, but make every ef.
fort by an economical
management, watching
our eh noes with ready
cash to get lots at bot.
tom prices
We have special bar
gains in Overcoats. Some
OF the very best to be
found at very moderate
prices. Our tailors are
readysto serve you and
will be glad Of the
chance.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

A meeting Of the Park Commission
was held yehterdsy afternoon as Sixth
and King streets with VIM. n. OAnby
presiding. Several projects for the i'm
proysment Of the parks we're discussed
but no decided action taken. II was
decided to advertise for proposals. for
grading the PARK st Eleventh street and
the Brandy wine, and to Aooept from the
owners the property lately occupied bS
she st. JAmEs Orphan Asylum.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

The regular session OF the Water
Commissioners was held last evening
WhsD the ba!snOs Ia bank wAA reported
Bs S31, $50 "a. The weekly payroll,
accounting to S42s.34, was presented
ans orders drawn Ia favor OF the partisB
named. A petition TO have water pipes
placed on HsAld street WAS grsated,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

Mystic Chain Lodge, Of A. o. X. oi
M O will observe thsir third annlvar-
s'ry At Institute Bal this Wednes
dsy } evening, An Interesting program
has bssn prepared for the occasion, Anh
great deal of plss ute IL anticipated
Fhs nosmbtEs will mest at the room in
abe Adams buildlDE 81 O'Clock and
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

For the lRdiss, workiDEmon and
others in need OF unterwsAr. Just rs.
estvad large Ltook, fall line 10 iiss',
Rent's and ohlldren'a fall and winter
underwear. We bought these goods
right, and bAVe mArh sd them very low.
OSll aud examine and you will be
pleased. both in quality snd price
strond's Dry Goods atOre, No. 100 West
SECOND street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

The buainess Of the late James j.
Jordan, artist In photography, No. 6l5JS
Market street, has been resumed aud
will bs conducted under the old nAms
ny his brother, Charles y ] Fdsn
Oompsssnt nFtiBts have tesn secured
aud all work will be done II = way thai
Will not lpjurs she envIabls reputation
built up for this studio by its late
OWngF
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05
1908.

VIII be produced this evening al the
Opera House, By the exceedingly strong
caste that presented "NARcy g Co." 90
socsptably last evening. The troupe 10
beyond the average that has struck our
city for some time, and no person nsed
be Ashamed t. take lady 10 witAesa
the plays In which this company Ap,
pear. II 10 full OF mirth from hrst 10
last, and especially in the third act IA
more mlrthful than ever. Go and lake
Jour wife or best girl with you this
evening, and you will be entertained,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

tbe place for all kinds of Xmas goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

Mr.. +, 7. Prco;or writes the RKRUB
LIoAN nom Albany, N. Y. that after .
ing pending corrtspondenos with 4
X. Rloe he hes made arrangements 80
tnst Dixey will 4ppaAr in tho near fu-
ture In "Adonis" AI the Opera House.
he 10 also negotiating with Henry Il
Ashley for his attractions at the Opera
House
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05
|,lApB,

S-SsRl
|yvllIo IlIl
| .Ia undg
o AcrtS Of
cllg CONS
|ls 10 thai
II rsonI
vslded o.
900,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

That everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the bsst,
veil cleaned coal In every ton You buv,
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood in
large loads. Lime for whiteWAshinR,
Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Central
ofioe, Seventh and King streets. Look
for the blue sign. Open In the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

Mr. Parker has iust received another
lot OF imported canary birds at No. 1O3
East Second street, and 10 prepared TO
supply his friends snd the public gen.
srally with some Of the best singers
that can be found anywhere, he has
also cages ranging from 81 to s..
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05
sausase and aerappls.

Otlay Vernon bRs on bis stalls in the
Eighth street market, . good supply OF
pork, pausGSe and sGrApple, which be ID
selling at reasonable prioes. 1t la No.
l article, and indB ready sale Persons
who buy Onca Ars Bure TO call again.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05
II cabinet phoIos aS UumminRs' gal
cry for %. 902 Market street.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT,
DELAWARE PAINTING COMPANY,
No, 2S2 Market street.

NO, oSa mar ktJ street.
OpBniug Announcement.
We respectfully announce our Annual
Holiday Opening Thur day (to-morrow)
December O.
We cordially invite the readers of THI
DAILY REPUBLICAN to visit our store and
inspect our stock of Books, Photograph,
Autograph and Scrap Albums Chr slmas
Cardf, aud Christmas Booklets, Games,
Comb and Brush Sets, Pocketbooks
Wallet, Cigar Cases, Gold Pens and Pen
ellis, Fountain Pens, Box Papers, Ladies'
Lap Tablets and q thousand and one
novelties aEd conceits for Christmas
presents
Our selections have been very carefully
made and have been bought 10 be sold Il
low prices will sell them.
Tome and see US. Store open every
evening This is looking time. Ycu
will not be expected ta buy.
Respectfully,
Delaware Printing Company.
WARREN Il. FARRA, EDWARD +. JAMES,
Secretary and Treasurer. President
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

The floral establishment of NJ +. Hay.
den, at 7U2 Market street, Ia being en-.
larRed aud improved, aud OF March 25th
he will take possession of the dwelling at
tached TO his e.oTe. Ills brother will oc
cupied Mr. Hayden's handsome residence
on the Newport pike, where his green
houses and nurseries are located.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05
Personal,

Thcmas q. Williamson, who has been
in the employ Of his brother, Esquire
William con, At Hooktssin, for sem
time back, is making arrangements TO
pass the winter With his daughter, Al
Altoons, Pa.
Edward McFsTlin, who kept grocery
store In the Morrow building, corner OF
Third and Market streets. some twenty.
five year ago, visited our city hi
morning, BEING on his way In visit hia
aster, Mis-. Wllliam Banks, who resides
St New Castle. Mr.. McFarlin hiss been
Engaged in keeping store At Moere's
Station, Delaware County, Pa for the
past three years, and is tolnR we'll. Hs
Ia q tanSnS OF Thomas TsEk r, AUD
speaks highly Of that gentleman IS .
good landlord.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

The farm Of the late john Parker,
situated near 0orner KeIch, MIL Greek
HupdTod, aud containing "a acres, was
sold At public gale on Saturday by order
nf the executors, to Jacob Hannh, for
81, 600.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

How very prone to neglect the warning
of the chilly feeling exhibited before the
approach OF severe cold or fever A
dose Of Laxador taken at such a time
would, Ia all probability, prevent the
establishment of serious disease.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

rns arrlVd
anKiOuSly
| o climax
o him And
| |ptoad that
last sven.
TO Atlantic
|iyed tOths
va % early
anlte time
|ou'd reach
OltyAnd
supporter
alton, but
ArrsuIgd
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

will bo the attraction at the Opera
House commencing ThursdAy evening
and continuing tns bAlAnce Of the week,
rhe oaas is an exceedingly sIroRK one.
anu the play II said 10 be great One."
Daily Republican., 1888-12-05

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