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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

The best imported DQy Rum large bot
ile- Tor soc. ell the different German
COLONIES mo imlta'iOns) az 25c. and 50c,
fine Cisar1 IN Holiday Boxes, twenty-five
So Tie box. at 500 10 $3.50. handsome
Ceiluioid- Handled Hair Wh.sks. the
finest finished T0oth-brushes in pairs on
cards. Toilet Waters al 2jc. and J0c.i
Coudfsy'a Heliotrope and other Satchei
Powders; Badger Hair shavng-brushes
splendid assortment OF best made Hair
brushes and Toilet Combs; Infants
Cases; ToLe. Bottles, &c. AL frst-class
goods i. NAeSrR Druggist
go EIoad street. corner .l1th.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
Services in Memory Of the Late DR..
yyfufree.

A very impressive service was held
Yesterday afternoon az o'clock at the
Bainbridge-Street Baptist Church, Of
Manchester The service, which was IN
memory Of the late Rev Dr. d. B Win
free, was conducted by the Rev. Dr..
William T. Hatcher, pastor OF the Grace
Street Baptist Church, who delivered an
appropriate discourse A large gather
Ing OF the friends OF the deceased attested
their sympathies and love for the late
reverend deceased by their presence al
The church.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
A smooth -ToDsued Villain.

OTTAWA, Ill, December 23.--Lestor Taylor,
wealthy farmer residing near Milllngton,
has been swindled out Of $4,000 by smooth
tonguea young man who was arrested in New
York this week The young man pretended 10
be the only son OF wealthy AMI DIS inguished
parents. and said that ns guardian vas ar
He wanted 10 learn farming, as his wealth was
mainly IN lands. His conf d rate 10 New
YORK. pretending % be his attorney. sent for
money from time 70 time 10 prosecute the suit
agalnst the alleged guardian, and without sc
time until he finally disapp, AIRED. he nas been
arrested IA New York.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Fl Overs Confectionery and Variety store
Ola East NsrahaH street. near Sevsnth
Cndies msds fresh every cay. flAin
rsptie. With gum-drops, l0o. per pound ;
F.euch csnules with gum drops, Joe. per
pound fine Christmas mix iure' tS.u' psl
rolnd tue cream bon-bons. lo'' per
pound extra 6ne French mixlofe' svo'
per pound the best French mixture 4J,'
Der pound. SOC. elsewhere. Mixed puls,
fal.lns. Ggs. dates, &c IN great variety ana
AZ lowest prices. Five thousand cigars 70
be .old a, 7Jc. per box Of fifty cigars 5
werih 81 per box. Liberal discount MADE
~ .,nrrs- rlnha. nommIllees. 90.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

AvorszA, Ca. December IS This monare
when the nigh, express OF the Georgia tsilfos1'
reached ttis city. \ ghastiy sisht nes The Gk1o
OF the engineer. TAa pilot VI tho epgIne aid
enc OF tins tepder wheels was c>sesed VIII
blood. The steps es tho ndier ear ut<o
spattossd with ood. and pieces Of eloe11
adhered to The woodwork. IL u leafUo& ~
ssss ssss 'ss; e s ;ss : ssaf ssss 3 = Sss
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
SPRINKLE THE STREETS
Broad-Strcet Merchants Complain Of the
street Sweeper.

A number o. Broad.siyeot merchant.
yesterday IN conversation with q TIM.
reporter slated that the running Of the
sircei-swcepcr on kro8d street wa seri.
Orsly iniur4ng their stock o. goods
Whenever there was a crack in q window
frame or in door iho clouds Of dust
raised penetrated inside, and the follow.
ing morning any one could with bis I'm
gers write BIS name on the counters
where lAe dust hsd settled
The remedy Is 20 sprinkle the street In
front o. the sweeper To ibis the reply
is made that the water would freeze
Then the sweeper ought not 20 be used,
i0i az present 10 is s. nuisance. not only
90 merchants bat pedestrians
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Ch.istrnas Entertainments, Parties BIZ
Can be furnished with every delicaccy al
P.zr.nPs. Who also furnishes crockeiy'
knives. forks. spoons, glassware, e,''
y slters 10 full dress, etc. DIT +. =. b1tko
gigs. bis personal attention 10 az parry
orders. Those who willreceiye Sew ear
and On other occasions should call ana
get prices. . s,7
az B,-We DC not copyright our au'
ver,lseuen.s. Our competitors can use
fhesej
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

afsses Thestre-Ihe performance 10
conclude with the or gsnsl Three Ooinesss- 's,
frank Hawler. Bob h.ehmoAu, ANY
Barr-the peers Of al BieakneeL e snu
KnockabouI songs and Dance LAPo'
nsnta h their new ana oilgihai a.,
1Twenty Minutes in a Cyclone. A ma ma
ture Of 4aughablliiies that are wei
..haxeu before taken
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

The largest and finest dressed arst-psst
ever introduced in the city Of Richmond
llusee Theatre.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Wslter D. Moses & Co., 1905 Main
street, opposite post.oiice
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
TIL cnIsIa

Now see what happened And when
he had spent all, there arose q mighty
famine IN the land and he began 10 be in
want" BUT where were his fine friends IN
this his time Of need All desert him
Like leeches that suck themselves full OF
blood and then drop OF from The ex-
hausted vein, they abandoned him 10 his
fate. and then he learned the great les
son 10 call no man friend who was an
enemy TO his soul. Now he Is lonely
enough, and worse than that, he Is in
danger of starvation The case wss be-
coming desperate lie had left his fathers
house full Of servants only ~ beg work
from r citizen OF that cOuniry-to be-
come q hired servant, not mechanic
nor e farmer. or clerk no such
good places were open TO him, and then
came the completion Of his disgrace,
when his employer sent him into the
fields 10 feed swine. NO. the finish has
not come quite yet for he fam would
have filed his belly with The husks that
the swine did eat, but no man gave unto
him Here We leave him for moment
in his degradation. In the place Of his
good clothes, rags; in the place OF bis
plenty, hungcr' IN the place OF his me
friends, sssiaef That is the way the
devil pays wages. Wicked pleasure for
awhile: frantic reyelry and riot for
awhile, then money gone health gone
character gone happiness gone. and
nothing left but remorse aud de.
spair. Not quite The prodigal was
indeed on the brink Of despair, but
lust rs the blackness OF darkness
was settling.sround him 6 sudden change
came over him he had startling con-
yiction of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

See Jones mill run, with real water
in Walter d. Moses g. Co.'S window, op-
posite the post-ofiice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Anew Upright ? iano. sl7o.
Waiter D. Moses & Co., lvvo -l"'H
saeet. opposite post-oihce
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
TO the Public.

TO the Public.
Ifyou want 70 start the coming new year
With 3 Telephone. hand in your nam Z. early
80. 80, ioe,,s X. L. WKsr.
Assistant Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
ch.l.tna. Entsftainmoui'' faFtle'' Be,

Grand Christmas and New Year matt
nee. at Q.30 T. ". AZ the Ausee lhea'Ie'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

before himS God help the poor youth
who thus launches himself on the sea OF
life and goes forth TO sail on the ireach-
eTOus waters over which oil stars shine
except the guiding one, and whose shores
are whitened with the bones Of 30 many
shipwrecked mariners.
THE TAR COUNTRY
Now 60 back 10 take & look al the
young prOdiral after he has left his
fathers house. Where did ne 90 lie
did not stop until he came 70 a strange
land--a distant land-a foreign land (;
but was he lonely thereS No lie had
youth and social disposition. and high
-pirits, and money in abundance, ana
when were youth and beauty and riches
lonelyY lie finds companions enough
TOO many acQuslntanccs such as they
were-too many for his good all ready
10 help him spend his money. ready 10
fiaiter him in every way, ready 10 en-
courage him Ia bis extravaganza ready
10 introduce him 10 the wOfst Of place.
and 10 the worst Of people, until present
" we find him in the dens ~ iniamy
besotied with lust and drink
There j. neither good taste nor good
sense in drawing exaggerated pictures
and now / soften rather than intensity
the ColoIs in which the career of many
an irreligiOus youth j. depicted, who
goes forth TO encounter the world temp.
t8tiOns without the best principles 90
regulate him. without the best moiiycs
TO actna,e him, without the beat armor
10 protect him, without the best friend
TO counsel, guide. and guard hm.s q no.
! am not drawing fancy sketches | am
faithfully describing what have 90 often
seen and sorrowed over-thc wreck and
ruin Of 90 many young men who ilUcd
out in life with the ia!rest prospect and
the best wishes OF al who knew and
loved them end who from iorgeitulnes5
Of God and sinful indulgence brought
anguish on Others and ruin on them
9clyes
Ny wonder is not that 80 many do. but
that greater number d0nOI tail victims 90
The temptations which surround the
thOughtlcss and inexperienced specially
in every city What else is 90 be ex-
pccted in place where virtue is tried by
every enticement 30 sin, where ridicule
snd evil examples and bad company and
prOiligate resorts and forbidden plea
suIes are all within easy reach, and not
only So. but where alluromenie come
boldly our Of their hsunts 20 assail the
unguarded youth. j is not strange that
under circumstances like these. where no
fathers eve sees him. no friendly voice
warns him--it is not strange that IN the
heat Of youthful blood, i'm the bewilder
mani of r-oufhful uoe-foua amidst can
iivating and enticing pleasures, that the
ardent. unguarded novice should become
initiated into an the mysteries Of iniQuiiy
and freQucrtcr OF an The paths Of
guilty indulgence. until the innocence Of
early days ia gone until the recollectious
Of a parents prayers cesse 10 hauntthe
memory. until the eacreduess Of all he
saw in the old home is forgotten, until
with q scared conscience and reckless
will the once promising boy is trans
formed into q hackneyed, knowing, jaded
ibertine
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

." He came 10 himself lie was like &
man lust awakened from sieep-just
aroused from troubled dream-like de-
ranged man Just recovering his reason.
You have heard OF sorcerers, wicked
witch.like conjurOrs that practiced black
arts-vou have heard OF sirens that sang
songs which lured TO destruction-you
have heard OF vampires that fan their vic
tins with their wings and lulled them
into trance while they suck their blood.
Well sin IS such q soTcerer, siren, YAM
pire. II promises pleasure-it leads 10
eternal pain II cheats the soul with
hopes that perish iu dying hour. Ii
cries. peace, peace, when sudden destruc-
ton comes like & Whirlwind have
heard Of men becoming deranged by re-.
ligion. Tor one who has been deranged
bS religion, can show you q hundred
that have been deranged for the want OF
H. Men Of the world are often very wise
so far as the interests Of this life are con
cerned, they are shrewd, calculating, and
successful IN business affairs. They are
rational enough IN trade, IN polll!cS ana
all the ways of getting on III the word
Ii this life were all, they well might De
called prudent, discreet, and sensible But
what do YOU say Of man whose lie i
snort. al the longest, who makes no pre-
raration for the life which is eternalf
Suppose a man were 10 come into great
fortune v hen he was tweniy-one years
old who knew that he would live to be
q hundred, what would you think OF him,
If he were 10 spend il all the first year,
and then TO DO beggar the rest OF his
DAYS You would say he was crazy.
But what Is that TO the folly OF The man
who spends all Of his time in sin, only 10
die without God and without hope, and
with a bankrupt soul forever; No; re-
llvion does not derange men; II brings
them 10 their senses. The pFOdigal
" came 70 himself" the sorcerer's
spell was bToken-he sw0ke from
his delirious dream and saw ihe
realities around and before him. lie
began 10 think. Thoughtlessness ruins
more people than inadelity. If a young
man would only reflect, reason, and ar
que with himself do you suppose he
would 60 on in a course which good
sense as wellss the Bible condemnss Do
YOU suppose he would continue 10 live In
That sinful relation which Is obliged after
awhile 10 bring him into trouble' Would
be give himself up 10 drink, which IS
sure at last "to bite like serpent and
sting like an adderl" Would he persist
in playing farce which Is certain TO end
In tragedyi The rational man Is the
one who takes two worlds into account,
who so lives In time as to be happy in
eternity. That word eternity Is
enough ia itself TO set you 10 thinking.
Some years ago young Scotchman was
about emirating to this country, ana a
friend came down 10 the wharf 10 see
hands the friend said Remember,
eternity" When the young man land,
ed in America he went 70 the pastor OF
the church IN the town where ~ settled,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Now the parting moment has come. IL
may be that for an instant he regrets ms
decision. lie looks in the old mans lace
and sees sorrow and love mingled there.
Tears are on shat face, and anguish Is IN
thar heart, and when he feels the OLD
mans arms around him and hears how
his voice trembles as in broken words he
ntters his tender farewell, he Ia almost
ready 10 cry out, Father, cannot stand
II I cannot bear TO see your distress, !
have made great mistake; forgive me
for my ingratitude; lei me stay ana taEe
care Of you in your old age and Dc your
dutiful son until Heaven takes you from
me and depriyes me Of your love But
no. Il Is 100 late TO change his plans now.
He has made his decisions he has re.
celyed his portion. He frees himself himself
from his fathers embrace; he crosses
the threshold; he won't venture 70 look
back; fields are passed the old farm
lou e yanisbes in the distance; home y
behind him, and before him, al, what 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Ono star differs from another star IN
glory An the parallels Of our Lord
shine. hut not with the same bright
ness--aN are luminous, but 81 are
not equally luslrous 4 little g.Tl
once asked her mother if the stars
were not gimlei holes 20 let the glory
through ii they are, this parable IS =
star OF the first magnitude Now when
/ use the word
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17
ES Ell MAS BARAT0.
tliitlsle d "A DetIslil tihilln
sss~psssts per 81 Ps4rs Ripa.Ia-

TsTto para Les EscnslAs De ID lsla
de Pusrto-Rleo ssgan Dscrrto del
Exemo. ! limo ST. Ohispo de ssta
Di6essts ID. Juan Antonio pnig en- IL
De Daeisnbrs de isso,y , pahliesdo 60
81 BsisfiA Ee1saAssses 60 L. Dc knefo
Dc 1891, qas dice Aad,
"DsssAisdo lAciliaAT, ssgAn 60 impcs-
tAReaA r~qassrs, 10 aaqalascs6n d~t %
tseisnO De n DoesTtnA CFastiAnA 4 sesAa
slAss Dc pxFssaAa. vsataos en- dsclsrAr
sAmbaaa Do ssxle pAn b DaSessas q
antagae y poPzlar o~ExA3mo 'sl T
Rspasas qus { pssAs Dc ~ FeAacAAo 70,
lAmsA, s1mprsa4s 80 sas ssnealAAs J
ss@easAs pssgwatAs y EssYsssaAs 10 -
mA tos4A - . s1asAAA1A eAatlAsAI rea-
ulsA4o 4 - sss 10 tEnsAas ssnlsgA As
ss4As pc - taams Vsss.s 4 aAsAass d
- tAmLlAAs pshseA
Psscso - sAAvss sno, % ssA Aa<s-
- y eI-so ssA gT@ssA
lin vasAe sa % InsAxnvA, A1MAeMs
hN n aEwA n f.GEAsatA dal b~s1Kxxs MAA.
aAxsKA YsgtAasMa ID, = sm 10 Aa u tUaa
aosaI1na Fu~s. Fw<sAaam ~. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17
C0lrABiLlDAD
NJ L.

J@sgs sa2apasas - LassSs are
saaAsa I - hauaaAAFaos pahll@A
80 e@w sa 0~aAssms asassAa.
lmgse~ea as neaAa ssAsss para
- h~aAslpa@A
II .sasa - a llayxwam 81
maAnWka
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17

Vendese 1 so ctvs. en- r1stlca /,
So idem encuadernado en- Ia I'm
prenta del BoLKrIS MxRcAKTn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17

Este mAravilloso DklsAno sana infaliblemsn
10 las heridas antiguas, lAs nagas, y los male
Dc piernAs y do pecho. Por medic do 90 inf zen
eia las tlcerAs viFslentAs tOmAn may pronte
IN Aspeoto convalscisnts y dssaparscsa. Ja
mas dsia, este Hngssnto fsrrigsrants, Dc pro
duelr ana cara psrtecta do las Afsccloass Do ls
nisl, les eoHstipados, las tOsss , 81 rsamatis
no, aaa esAnde % ha Aoelsdo ss vane 10
Aoa losAsm&s remedies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17
AMIGOS DE TODOS
| PILD0RAS HOLLOWAY.

Millones do psrsOnas, ea tpdas las parties
mundo, recomiendan dichas Pfdoras como
Msior rcstaurativo Dc Ia sAlud que % conocs
Elias curan todas las Afecciones dol corax6u
del higado, del sstomago, de los risonss
los intestinos, y remusvsn 10 aorimonia, Ia
hatslencia 10 cArdialgia, expalsando dc IL
sAngrs toda impurssa, fOrtaleciendo couple
taments sl slstema nsrvioso y dsado m tone
adabls & 10 organization general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17
I1IBROS.

Sc han recihido en- es,a Impren.
ta, por el altimo vapor-eorreo do
10 Peninsula los siguientes;
LEf do Enjuieiamiento Civ.
anosadA J encuAdernada en- pasta
1 $3.50 ejcmplar.
OBRAS do Amicia.
VkTRRIEARiA, por Arasd.
TACTlCAS dc infanseria.
HISTORlA natural. por Pc,
rvdA.
CuRlOSIDADEs gramAnea =
"a, por Marines Garcia.
HACIENDA maniciaal pos
AbellA.
oRRAS eompletAs De Mora.
TN.
GALkRIA de- maieres ealehres
Pos doaA Maria del Pllas SlaaSs
De Mxrxo.
. tiisToRlA Ae u RsligiSa. por
MAao.
NJ. cATOLfCisno sa pre-
ssasas Il sas aA'aseasss. POI EiaA
gudErv.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTII,, y

I'm esta secci6n de la casa, montada con
todos los elementOs necesarios provista de
materiales de primera clase, Sc hacen encro-
dernaciones EN- holandesa, cartone, pasta es.
pamela, piel de levante con relieves. todo ner.
fecto y precios re1ucidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17
SOBRES PARA CARTkS.

araA sartid Do todas slasss = erss,os
Sobres 90 certavos 100.
Id. 4 so id. id.
Id. de un dnhles a 10 i'd. id
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17

La aOIENnlAD DE TENEDURIA DE
LIBROS d lPlifoada por Ia aplicacion de
ana regla b lhbls para aoertal sl deudor
, 81 acreed0, aoompahada de numerosos
ejemplos de cllculos mercantiles, por G
O. Marsh, traducido do Ia 20' ediOion In
glesa por A. @. Beck, baio Ia Immediate
snpecci6n del autor. On tomo elsgants-
nents sncuadsrnado sss5, en- 10 In
del Holctim.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17

Hsst& rs - k8As& eg8 a tea
~. sAsaaa - aaat@ 8aEa 80 s@s@s
ia& ' As % fsaas - 10 ws8sgaAs
saA s8tW e9asAMA8 = gaA8sAA e
s~s& ssa - 49, - se&sM - .
ik@gseMsA ). 49, Ns8N MssaAwssA
a. Fss@As ~ - sHstAtas ~ sss@
rsAs, -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-17
BlBAlOTROA
De COMERClANTE.

H1STORIA DEL OOMEROIO de
das las nacionss, desde los tiempss mas re-
notos hasta nuestros dlas por liz. Geksre-
traducida del frances por los alumRos de Ia
clase de este idioms establecida On 81 Ak-
nso AercaHtI Do Madrid, y publicadA Sex
pensas de 10 misma asoclaclon.
Dos tomos gruesos, pasta sspafola, -
on Ia Imprenta del Boletis
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-12-27
Press Reflections.

John II. Keatley is writing series OF very in.
teresting letters from Alaska. Poor John! Three
days after he got to that far of country Cleve-
land was beaten and the only satisfaction he has
got Is that 1t will take his successor long time
to get up there after the 4th OF March.-AtlaEtic
Messenger.
The year 1888 has been growing one for our
neighboring town of Audubon. According to
THE REPUBLICAN nine brick business houses
have been erected during the year, and the total
amount expended for various Improvements
amounts to s1OG, 5JO.Oo.-Cass County Democrat
Audubon comes up smiling with an aggregate
Of over 100000 expended in improvements dur
ing the present year. Considerable of that
amount was contributed by James Forbes and
his sons, formerly Of this place, who put up some
fine business blocks at that place jefferson
Souvenir.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-12-27

THE talk of a split in the party if Mr.
Blaine Is not given a cabinet position
is most nonsensical. Excepting the
president elect the Maine stateman's ser
vices in the campaign were most effect
i've, and the slightest acquaintance
with the character of Gen. Harrison is
such as to create the belief that he is
grateful to his friends, from which a
substantial reference may be gathered
that Mr.. Blaine viii be rendered ain Op-
ton upon the first position in the cabi-
net. The services Blaine has rendered
would have been performed with no
hope of reward further than the success
of the party, and since that success was
attained no word has been expressed of
his ambitions. The honorable fame of
the great cOmmoner cannot be increased
by any portfolio, yet an ambition to be
intimately associated with IN admins
tration of which SO much is confidently
expected as that of Gen. Harrison. is
commendable III any citizen, however
exalted Mr.. Harrison and Mr.. Blaine
are eminently identified with the inter
ests of the nation and the party at large,
and their united strength, whether the
latter be given a cabinet portfolio or
not will repulse any efforts that may be
made by factions or outside influences
to disrupt the party.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-12-27

Since the 24th inst the clerk has is
sued marriage licenses to Chas. l.. Cur
ritr and Lou Viewer; Chas. ]. Williams
and Clara May DUNCAN; VIM. F. Ed
mondson and Ella Crane; Chas. A
Indie and Della NJ. Drorbaugh.
Mcssrs. Fisher Bros. disbursed S04OC
for milk, eggs and help during the six
months they operated the creamery
this season. The enterprise has proven
a decided success, and will be more
literally patrcnized in subsequent years
TIE REPUBLICAN is glad to state
tina; all of the diphthcria cases are i'm.
proving and that no new ones have de,
velOped. The colder weather will have
a purifying effect, and it is a pleasing
probability that no further trouble will
be experienced.
Nj. Harry Woodward, so long a clerk
Ill the employ of b, +. IIowald, is e1.
pccted to return from Indiana soon, and
accept a position as deputy in the office
OF the county clerk about Jan. LIST. an
arrangement which will, we believe,
prove eminently satisfactory. We have
not learned the business intentions of
the retiring deputy, Mr.. Wicker.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-12-27

POLITICAL interest increases i'll the
make up Of the new cabinet as we ap,
proach the new year, and although cor
respondents have exercised their great,
est detective powers at Indianapolis
positively nothing is known CT Gen
HarriSon'S purposes. Speculative
rumors that this or that statesman has
been rendered a position. are despatched
daily and are as frequently denied. So
far as Iowa is Immediately interested
only the names of Senator Allison and J.
S. ClarkSOn are mentioned. The former,
it is reported, has expressed his unwill-
ingnesS to leave the senate, while the lat
ter has been reported as saying that he
is occupied with his business. IOwans,
with all confidence in the Senator, be
Iieve his ambitions could be sooner
realized from his present position
while they would be pleased to SEQ the
states best newspaper man selected
for one of Gen. Uarrison's immediate
advisors. Both are representative of
Iowa republicanism and citizenship
and all would delight in any honor
which might be rendered either.