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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
A TERRIBLE WRECK.
Two Men Totally and Several Others seri.
ously Injured.

ously Injured.
BrxGHAsroS. y. Y, March f6.-E,st-
bound train No. i2, which left Buffalo at
go last night on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western. jumped the track a.
Trscy's Mills. just east of vestsl. at 2:i5
O'Clock this morning. The accident was
caused by spreading rails. The engine.
baggage car and smoker passed over in
safety. but the balance Of the train. con-
sisting Of day coach and the sleepsrs
Bath" and "wsverly." left the track and
rolled OF in Q heap % the bottom Of q thirty
foot smbanxment. H,re they caught frs
from the stoves and we're soon a mass OF
red not snbsrs
The passengers crawlsd oct through the
windows - best they could, AMI the train
ussu and those Who escaped injury assisted
in removing the badly wounded before the
IRE rssched them. one msn is belie7ed to
have been burned TO death in the day coach.
The engine of the train cut loose and ran 70
tnis city for physicians aud extra coacnes.
and the passengers we're brought here after
shiveVing in the cold for two hours. many
of them with no covering bu; their night
clothes
The following is q list of the -o1u Ted so
far a. sscprtsined Hon. David Grsv. Of
Buffalo. sod bis brother. Who were on their
vsv % Cuba both fatally i1iursd. J. p.
Tucker. Pullman porter. Nsw York. bad :
Gus and hurnsd. i dying. G. Coisnasn. Phi.
nsn porter. Buf'aiu. badly erushed. srtri-
csiei from beswesa seats inst IN time 70 "a
cape cremation. Ms & Webster. f1l City
Pa. back seriously injured. " Boearnks
Cleveland O. pat cu- ca the bead. =
Zimmerman. E1fftlo. hrnfssd ou she sic
md knees. Ms Pant Hsmiigon. Ont
bruised and cur r nsrsriss New YORK
seriously crushed and cur r. P. Kalrn.
punkirk. \. T.. besd cut and burned. po,
serious
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

TIE csiefretss Prank Bss1. bov psf.
forming st Smiths 0pers Hysss = eugsge6
10 appesr q Tonv Pssiors Tbes'rs. Tez
Easf CRY on NonosF eVeaiu1 &src8 g.
- csnee4nenes - ~tich ksnsNer Nri
1mfn nss sfua 9 oOnestfeo rto fiiece NJ
B8st oz ne era raufne fonlv1t - tiotk
sd fiseen fiin8tsf SHARP. t1us ssssff irsr
hsn ST. flse ISIS f8ii eutire snteTts alneai
K.riar lakiEe re 1890 t-sin foy l1s esr
aBf wo0 srt aesi~91s ~ sesing fhis wr,r.
~ 81 .es}c es31fs sr 5rses tHis fhs sst
go y .4n4g sna hs taers 1on - ~ liuls
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
IHE SCIENTISTS.
A Lecture Before the Kent Institute Lsst
Night.

"A
Night.
There was large attendance at the meet
ing of the Kent Scientific Institute last
evening. In accordance with the announce
ment previously made. C. w. Carman de-
liyered a lecture on The Astronomer and
His Instrument The speaker began by
referring TO the growth OF mind and
the progress of thought. When man began
10 think and compare, then astronomy be-
gan. The first thing was 10 measure time.
The hour-glass, the sun dial and the gnomon
were constructed for this purpose
First after these came the sstro-
lobe, combination of horiz ntal
ana vertical circles Hipparchus. Greek,
was the first TO use this instrument Co.
psrnicus, the columbus OF the Heavens, y
spent his life studying astronomy and
wrote a fsmous book Oh the heavenly bod
les. The lives of Tycho Brahe and Calico
were briefly reviewed by the speaker. There
was. he said, some question as to who in
vented the telescope, though Calico was
the first TO use IL. Lenses were found in
the ruins of Nineveh and ere mention ed
in ancient history. A patent upon an IN
strunsent by which things we're seen from
afsr hy John Lpperhsy in l6v5 and the
patent refused because because both eyes
GJUtO not DC Utfu dt tNe stfDt tlUlt.
The great Lick observ atory wa. neJt de-
scribed. John Lick was born in Lebanon
county, Pa, In l79s, and went to BuebOs
Ayres at the age OF IS. he accumulated a
great fortune there and in California. and
in bis will he set apart 10000 for an
observatory which should contain the
largest ielescope that could be made.
The observatory was located a. Nj. Hamil-
ton. Californis, and the object glass i thirty.
six inches IN diameter the largest that can
be made. Il Is powerful enough 10 brin:
the moon Ia AT appfrsat distance Of eighty
miles snd wiiI be ready for use next sum
mer.
TIE K. s. I. has prepared an interest ng
G. urse of lectures for this Spring. The
lectures TO be on scientific subjects and
treated N g popular manner. Dr- y. e.
vaughn Professor Of Physiological Chem
is-ry in tbe University Of Michigan, dis
coverer # tyFot0xicon. vii give the FRS,
lectese ApTii g the Lad Is Literary Clas
House on the snoiect, How Germs Cause
Disease. Prof. strong. tCrmeTiT 81 ibe
Higa school. = engaged - iecinre ApTl -.
but Owisg 10 Ehs serious illress of Srs
sirong it = feared thst hs ierfaTe mnst ~
deferred tli = later date. Admission to fhe
lectures vi - e. popalsr F1ces and taa
c5arse will lnciads oshef prominent spesk e
ers no wi 5e snneasCe1 - sue season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Captain 6svet returned yesterday from
the G. A z. Bncampmsut al Lansing. a..
companied BY the following gentlemen.
vho are officers and members Of A. Lincoln
g. A r. Post At Bangor l. s. RusssI. r
~. Harvey. n. A. Cock, A ~. harrison. O.
". Peters ". s. Charles =. Rntb-aif an
a Chapman BY invitation Of Captain
Cavs'f tbe above gentlemen came from
Lsnsing "a L.. 9 r. a a. rsilvsy. stop.
TnE o1 here for suDper with the Cansain.
aDd took the nssbt train FOR berDs 81 ex
pressing themselves - well please viii
the way thsF seys entertsiDs3 Bsre and n
The fer1fal
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Ne Is sent to ws.t Peiaf az an Instructor
A Good Drfcsr

- sent To " eat inskfucsor-
A Good Oricsr.
WAsHtxercs. March IS Capt. Daniel w =.
lockwood, Who has long besn Ia charge Of
the river add nsrbor works on Lake Mich
ixxn. With hesdqurtsrs a. Grand Rapids,
has been rslievsd OF bis duties. He will
procsed ss once 70 West Point, where he
viii cecoms commanding officer OF Com
panv +, engineer battalion, aud instructor
IA practical military engineering. Captain
lockwood will 0e succeeded Ia charge OF
Michigan river and nsrbor improvements
by MAJOR samuel "a. Mansfield nov en-
g'neer Of The Tenth Light House District.
dslor Mansfield Is q graduate Of West Point
and served throagn the var "a Colonel OF
ice Twenty fourth Connecticut Infantry.
A representative Of the TrLssRAs- HER-
AIN was the first 70 commanicste the above
news 10 Col Lockwood At 1 o'clock yestsr-
day afternoon. The Captain had just oads
adisu t0 Colonel J0nss. Inspector General
Of the Engineer Corps. Who bad jast IN
ishsd bis regular examination OF Capt ain
lockwood books snn accounts. and had
taken ihe usin for the Fast.
When the rELssRsN- a BRAID msn said 20
ne Captain. we are al sorry n know that
You are - or irAAtitffet. tHe tttta4U
asksd. coolly. Where am / going
Bsing told 70 West Point he said. Well
it's news 10 nas. bnt have been hers nearly
three yssrs longer than they ordinarily a.
l0~ nan 70 stay In one place. I shall. o'
course dislike very much 20 leave Grand
Espids but when the orders come | am
ready 10 90
Captain lockwood entered West FONT in
ise2. Ia 1873 IN New Orleans he was pro-
noted 20 The rank II Cspesin while in the
service Of The engineer corps IN New
Orleans He came % his city on the 2tth
81 NAch in tSS3 and tock charge Of tbs
-fv-r and hsrb0r improvements in this city
PA and hss lovely wife and interesting {
famiiv have msds many ss-m friends ~
thls city. Who viii learn With regret this
morring thst h- has received the soldiers
marching orders.
it . entirely probable thst fne oftics IN
tris city VII he Transferred with the AZ
pnintnent 81 Asior Mansfield - Detroit. n
which case. of course Nessrs. q. "
thauncey sad A 2. kenn.n. Who are n
the civil servfcs Of the Government. vii b
Obliged 81 - hsre
lartain LoCx TDots = nev position "A ~
strrrfor sf West Point In the nature o
= promotion ss it vi sive him tie Dsy NJ
= Nsior--ueariv $1,000 per year more tnsr
thai ef Captain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

sonn Apple. whose lethsT bns g-,osrv
% The West sids. bss been s-resiss on
c3npisiuf 81 3 T. Wheeler hois. keeper
ia tsfseot county. for uot rsying board
D.ll, c9utrseled sF Ms siie Iests7 5sv
afternoon Exgisston & ScBr5e sts0r1sFs
tor bprie Aa3 e ~fif of Asoess eyfp a.
issges fr8n fif Cifrait Court ~ 3erins the
olneeFs 80 SLOW cs8se Eav 8ppif yss i'm
gsisofsa srs elsir inR ihBi iie f.epers sfs
detective aa4 tfss chsrEes contained there
81 srf irssf3ee0 - gro1s rsisa-nesD0r.
T ~ al 1~lsrfs DD tns gf.f BE- bss,l ~
ll.zs D ~ Elusrf tlLs NON aE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
AT GRAND MAVEN.


sks.ssAst e stssssss-stx.Aa
GkAsD dAyss, A4rcn l6.-rhe steamer
Dean Richmond arrived this evening from
Milwaukee.
The jury IN tho - OF Jerry McCsrty
we're Out nftsea houn aud still standing
ali 20 ax, thsy we're discharged.
Corintnisn Chapter. Royal Arch Aasons,
OF sAis city. havs IN slEed the Grand Rapids
chapter TO visit here. and the members are
expected 10 come Oh Friday evening OF next
~cex and taxs enArge of the caxplcr. They
Will return oy special train alter the conyo-
Gallon.
Two suits are now pending here against
Jan Biok. OF Iceland. tor violation OF the
and the second hs3 been called. Mr. Cutter,
of the Eirm OF Crozisr & cutler. Of Grand
Rapids. Is assisting Lawyer 6eeiey. OF thil
place, Ia the defense.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

A col5-ed woman nsms1 Asfsis seot. -
fo r isT1rta-see- czne n P3..os Hssd-
quarters. ls.s lsst nigst. sd tr.ej % have :
warrant sW9rn oct f1- tie srr@ss n ia
Wdsht snefhsr ar of eslor 40 Fsss8es
Ia sc sane hofse faf ssss1 s1d batter
Asttie e-ssal= Last teeF ssea 1<s is oK q
Their f9onS a1a fse Tas sns ssrs -
6fu1k eaa Nsa.ea 20 see Eef Kate
f. o. demanded = ri stsncs - tae.r raera.
ard ca BE- = ref4se6 arose 6eNn sns door
snc gave 2site = tsrrfe.e oTeTs s1lsrs. r..s s.
frz eer halr sns a>stcz heT p sazase-
fat ftsnrer s16 fnsr feHows Rso
wsrz B-otsev scusz IS referees. afz.d
ihsm ~ frisd 81 - re .cets A. Hsefif :
ssce woen sae appssss1 q keass srrs. r.
1as Voas1 thl1E l1eg 8s8 toEhf a. eass
- azsnv rhzn ~ <s4Tsa sd kiteae.
zsf week - ser fare wss ter- b. eaf
sis8 sr1 So. ss1 E@r rSos7 az1 "a - a /.
fwszed - shs0es- Iss faztfef -.
sasg - ss4sa1e4 ~ zks aoEsa a<
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Por.srs aus.iriiie a-chest5s gave their
annasl bal IN toe Sous q vssersns A.
uory lsst evening A far attendance ~ss
gre essCrs ~ tne com nasncene1f o. tie
lance. ta which sue devoted Bearsv ~
hcrs. The regular dancing Fss thsa re-
s1Eue' sns = rtsssant sv-nine wss speu.
v-rrinc tne iiehs tsn1asfic - tae sxeei lear
nnsic of Par-er orc aessra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

-s5Nso, March l6.-This morning at /
O'Clock engine No. 7s4 on the Air Line di-
vision of the Grand Trunk Railway, draw
Ing freight train Of thirteen loaded cars.
ran into cattle car that had been moved
on the main line. The engine and two cars
were derailed and are total wreck. A
vrecklnx train from Fort Gratiot cleared up
the debris. and regular trains are moving
this morning No lives were lost.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
" cosr AsR uFe
A ssSs@aa's At-saspt Ia Psrfsrts . crtaa-
inAf OVsx<Ehsa.

tnAt ODsF<Etsa.
IzcU sszB. March lS.--oa TUESDAY last
Mrs. JANA sAsldon. vac Us smPloyst -
Joseph Wiisoa. ths boot aad snoe eealsF
Dscaaas sudasnly aud violently IL. and
Wednesday nof1ing shs died some eiF-
eumstances conasetsd xith the case excited
t0s s1spscions 0f the aQt1ofiElss shd tie
Prosecuting Attorney . Adrian. sno eas
nouned. ordsrsd al ln44esE. ~hleh was
conc8 sisd iast egsaiBg. g1e veralcf being
thai the 10laans dss4A ~zs eaasel D. the
PUnctnrIng Of bsr s0m0 with some sharp
inslruMeng. The pest mOftsel examination
s1osed beyond a doubt that al abortion
lad been produced The prevailing oeilel
- th.t the crime sas committed oy neE
own hand, although there are some cireuaa
stances indicating the possible implication
VI one Or aaoFe others Her husband, who
esi0uss la Adrian, Is serving q term IN
some penal institution and shs had a. iled
Tor a IIgofee
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

GREESvILLE, Mich. March 16.-rhieves
entered the barn of s. Toby. in Fair Plains,
Thursday morning. loaded up nearly sixty
bushels OF oats and had proceeded but
q lew miles wnsn Toby started in one direc-
ton and his son in another. The latter
overlook them east of Amsden and the
thieves drew reyoiyers. One of them drove
the Young man back a mile or more at the
muzzie OF q revolver and all escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
The Other Omcsrs.

LANSING. March l6.-The Grand Army
Encampment elected the following addi-
tional officers this morning: Medical
Director. w. B. Fox, Bancroft Chaplain,
w. II. Millsr. Gaylord; Council of Admins
tration-R. A. Parker, Detroit: Louis
Kaniiz, Musksgon; Frank Whipple, Oceana,
Wm- job, Adrian; G.. W. Buckingham,
Flint
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

KALAMAZOO. March i6.--Hon. Charles s.
May. Of this city, 1-Lieutensnt- Governor
Of this State, aud well known of late as .
prominent third party Prohibitionist, today
began a suit for libel against l.. @. Bragg. of
this place claiming $4,000 damages The
case grows out of the charges against Rev.
Charles Ellis and the counter charges made.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
nard's--Cbanged Daily.
FUN IN CHINA.

The Chinese are curious people Tn~y
are slso great hands forfchesp Roous. bu 20
d. pot believe tbey sell crOckffs - stt4e 81
inis. JOoE 81 or prices on tbin TDrcs q 20
opaque we're. Pc plafes PEI do7sn. ~
cents. tes piates - cent?. breskfssi plates.
SIC. dinner plslss. 6sc. regstsbis oisb -
sacs. 3 70 Jsr b,wis. g.. covered butter
d.shss pc. cake plstes. lsc covered 8tefs.
~. cresfHefs. sc pistiers medium sifs 49,.
lsfgesi 1se. pitchers. :. d. ll 81 sud Zit
oicEie oisbes 81 sauce bnsfs lZc seure
iuresns Sc sour fuFeens. f1.7l hand ed
cyffee curk and ssucers per set 4Sc hsn fiea
fes caps snd EaBcers pef set 5ssc Just 90
down and ngurs out boa iifils 80. ~
rfoeksrv vii cost you u boDphi o. fhess
rrs@es
CBi tbis Ont snd shop around vifh u and
80 who elss viii ssli o0u - chsen
Our prlnes Ia Glassware are siso cut ~sy
down f,ofns e1d ses ouf novelties in
HOUSE Urnisbirg eOods sn1Dg Which re
mention tie keystone fga Bssisf. nor 30
exhibition. l. = 81 srticis n r0u4efiai
espscitv. sno ~ calling sur time dsrng
tt's r Hu6 evening vou en- hsvs ii showr
ron Dr e. expert
We have j1si opeDed q nfv irvoics of
5sf,s0eSe goods Come and 20 t-s rbeits
~ their Dsnutiful sna cheap porrsisirs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

the Ss,~srior Court On wsines-sv . rev
trsl must - hzA M wiissa hss heeo
e.es<~5 ca tss Nseuc s1e previously gsve
srd Vsn and h-ii rzs r.s1ce1 - ~szHt
- 81 - usfch b. aorsnes. F1sr ~3l aot
BE sred s~<ia 11ria. sar B<lsssat ssrA
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

NEW YORK, March 16.-Mary Scans was
found dead in her room this morning with
bullet through her head Her husband
has been arrested. This makes the fourth
woman murdered in this city within thirty
SIX hours
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

~rat saav esi lteisr-s -liieIsfircs isss
xar-nerts sre sansei. ma 3ssire their rcp~
sl,srifv. frrrn fhe fsrt -ssaf r1ev ~ nassis
~p>~--sy ~a<s-~~ sa<sons, s,--i-x1 bsn..
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

DIT. NECK HFllfs I-IrcAtened.
BERLrs, March l0-Dr. Mackenzie is in
receipt of larA numbers of menscing let
ters. and Emperor Frederick has, in conse-
quence, ordered special measures to be
taken for MS protection.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

dividing tho soyarAl vArds Into dis
tricts by the bsst informssion thai
could be obtained ~ 10 what part ofEths
population reported w0uld BE- enlitled
20 bs quAlihsd ~ vossts, the enumera
zion 10 beihg rsmombsrsd Including q
large number of fsreiRners NOS sntitlea
10 nnturaliz Ati0u, aud also large
number Of pefsons who have not 40
qulred legal rsidence
Owing 70 the busy condition In the
workshops ana the fact that O large
number OF farm lsborers seek employ
nent in this city during the winter
months makes n h)AtinR population
which would Almott entirely disAppsa ar
should work become dull, and which
vill also decrease When work begins on
the farms. The fsot that this populA.
ttonsis is concentrated In few wards 40
codnts fJr tDere being y larger mum bsr
OF psssous In the districn OF those
wards whore the population 10 hxed and
the most Of whom are vJters.
10 some oases The geography Of sthe
ward, and the congregation OF the pop.
ulation OF the wards Into groupe, leav-
Ing larges spaces nnoooupied, has con.
tiolled the division. In other cases q
, small number OF voters have been In.
oluded In she distriot In view OF the
almost certain increase 10 population In
the next a. ve years, the period for which
the distrios made this year must stand
unchanged.
The lists Of distrlots given TO day
shows the progress OF the work made
BY the department, but u 10 not TO be
considered as hnAl, tor he.districts ma )
be changed should there appear 10 bs
any good reason for alteration. II Ia
not expected however that Auy mattel
isl changes will be necessary.
The next work Of the comm issioners
will be the securing Of suitable places 70,
holsibg elections. aud tho registration,
and the appointment OF inspectors and
poll clerks for each district.
II the owners Of property in the sew
ersl districts suitable Tor polling plsoeI
would send word to this effect TO tn,
oflioe of the cotnmissionerp,A Mt the Clay
ton House, 1t would ,aciiitats thii
work. All persoRs who desire TO serv,
~ inspector and clerks should like wist
address applications for appointment t.
the same IlAoe, together with such ref
erenoe rs TO integrity and capacity NJ
may be deemed necessary.
The department Is having ], 900 oopiel
OF the election law printed for genera
distribution, NO that every one may b'
Informed as to the requirements OF III,
statute, aud probably n short set o
rules restating the terms OF the law IL
respect to the conditions and manner o
voting will also bs prepared to the sam
end, aud for use eleotlen day. II Ia als,
propoted TO have Rimple outline map
OF each DISTRICT prepared sho wing tht
boundaries BY streets Tho election
commissioners are: Andrew @. Wilson
George 3. Capelle and Alexander ]
Hart.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

me cheapest has house in the city
Bumford 6roa.' 404 MArkcs stroo1.
ny Bush's coal you will like II.
Brazilian balm cures q cold; 20 doses, 100.
90 10 hnrphey's for your bed sprinEs.
Bay yOur farniture ~ hurphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely Ike It.
NiilArd y. Davis, Jeweier, . Il. second st.
Fine 10 X. RingA At HAMS, Is n. Fourth.
y. Roop Smith, druggist san and King.
American Laundry, 0oa West Front street.
First elass furniture " Murphey'A 800 Ship
icy street.
$3.50 cash win buy 9 brick house. Apply
10 Heaid h DO.
This best cough candy at No. Z W. Sosond
street.
60 to Geo. II. Murphsy's for your par1 OF
chamber and dining room furniture. SO ship
Icy street,
10. Bryant No. II East Seventh street,
Ia taxing orders for the revised and latest
edia lion Of samantha At Saratoga. Ptice 10
duoed 70 tLTb. Agents wanted.
II you want your Heaters and Range over
hAuled and putin good order for the winter.
send your order TO 7, East Fourth street, Pick
els btove and Heater Company. liz tele
phone, Number ~. 1t will be promptly ttea-
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23


On Saturday evening the subscribers
To the fund for the erection OF the Red
Mems Hail met ct the wigwAm NJ Sixth
and 6hipley sweets and effected tenn.
porary organization by the selection OF
L. A, Y ,bley NJ chairman and Thomas
ii. II. Messenger as secretary. Enough
subscriptions have been secured 10
warrant the formation OF q stock com
paDy and the purchase Of q building
site. W. II. Taylor, G. O. Guthrie. g
u Hall, 7. II. II. MessinRer and X. II
Hanna were appointed committee or
permanent organization, and q com
mittee was also appointed to soliciOad
ditiOnal subscriptions. On next SRtur
day evening meeting will bs held al
the tame plsoe TO heEr the reports oil
oommitteea, elect officers and transact
other necessary business.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

"Held by The Enemy" one of the best
aud strongest mslo dramas on the stage,
will be presented at the Opera House
this evening by al unexceptionally good
con pany. 1t is the work OF William Gill
letts and the scenes are laid during the
late rebellion. The play has met with
the approval Of the critics and press
wherever 1t has been presented, and an
exchange speaks of 1t as follows:
1t ia rare that we have a chance to give
space eheerfully to praise so good com
papy as that which has just favored the
lovers of the drama, nor has 1t been our
fortune to see more cleverly written
drama, combining humor and pathos in
such evenly balanced portions, and grace.
fully acse manner as that of Held by
the Enemy"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
Uiaymont.

The late snow gAvs thess who were
she most anxious . ehanoo to have 0
sleigh ride, provided they had teams 70
q With. Ona OF our boys, who has the
mumps, oonldn't AXE his couutry
cousin cut A-sl4 ixhinR His father oemt
10 his aid, aud Allied that place for him
We viii bet good stew on the old gen
tleman yet
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
we're the busy days for those who had
Ice houses 10 fll, aud nearly all accom-
plished that end. Tbs ico run in thick
ness fr. m hve 70 six inches.
We will now give s.me incidents In
regard 70 those who handle the ice 1hs
drst was our chief Of police, Mr.. Thos
Lloyd, who, while at work getting the
ioe, had occasion to mako his first ar
rest The critter would not submit until
the chief used his club. and by GO doipg 4
he killed him-hIr. Muskret. Mr.. VIM.
DanssDbaker 10 30 large IN size, yet
with . good understanding, oonldn' t
very vel q, Oh tha Toe without hrat
emp oying the vlllAae blacksmith, A.
3. OLtey, to mako HIM two pair OF Grip.
ptrs; yet We were informed that he
came near oAulklug himself with them.
We like to work for the above gentle.
man, and II called upon would make
urippers for the whole family.
Mr.. Joseph Casey unfortunately had
his feet 70 60 from under him while
gathering tu the cold comfort he fell
With great promptuess and With q good
deal about it. We didn't 40 to SET
whether he msde an even u or . IN orn.
ing star, or the ''5tar in the East"
Major Dsveney is getting along very
nicely with the mumps he will soeL
be ready to get another kick from one
Of those guns. Your humble servant
ought to have been the second officer i.
Command Of ths company, and we or,
Inclined TO think that the captain fol
spite appointed his son Cl aries TO tn,
position. Well, ait Ia . long lane tina
has no turn" and VS. will not murmui
ne long rs we are fourth corporal Tn,
position is nothing, the behavior Il
what makes the man 60 up.
No one hRe come foswutd TO take po
siiion OF dog oAtcher. We will hsve &C
pay . good salary, say fur instanos, q,
IN lch for dogs head. as tome could b.
spared and then have plenty OF th'
barking mAohine left
Mr.. j, Vernon who had quite q seri-
Gus time with his mumps, Is row abb,
to attend to bis occupation once more
James says the pleasure ofhAving then
1, no foolipg business.
We are afraid tha. q seiious trouble
will come out Of tina Alderman affair a
hr. William Hopes wants the pay a.
well 10 the Oh oe. Hs has the Office, aud
be and Mr.. Bben Bald win will have I,
run foot race TO settle the matter, ant
the one who wins the race to have botl
pay and office. 30, Inoonsistencv thor
art jewel" YErro.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
BEE HIVE"
300 Market Street.

Getting ready Tor inventory.
Another great mark down.
Colored Velveteens from 7sc
and 81 down to 35c a yard.
Only few left.
81 and SI.2s Stripe Velvets
down to soc. A big loss, but
we want the room.
A few pieces OF CamePs Hair
Dress Goods go in at 35c-a
rare bargain. What we have
left Of Black Italian Quilted
Skirts cut down from $3.50 to
81 each.
Plaid and Stripe French Flan-
nels, new and best goods, re-
duced from soc to 35c a yard.
Your chance for cheap dress.
A good and pretty Century
Cloth as you ever bought for
Ioc goes in this marked-down
at 6 I-4c a yard.
A few Felt Tides, Table
Covers and Scarfs at two. thirds
price to close out the small bal
ance Of stock before inven' Dry.
Do you want to buy a r 'sh
Cap or Bonnet for the little one
at two-thirdS price1 II SO, S-e
ours.