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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25

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4 G. Mathews. . n,
Am Express Co. ,F q,
The druggist bond of Bare & Todd wa
reported back favoraby. and on motion
the same was accepted and sareties ap
proved. ayes 5.nays O.
| The committee on General business
made the following report:
10 tne Common ouncil of the city of
OwOsso,
Your committee. 10 whom WAS referrad
the petition for sprinkling ON Mann Wash
lngton and Exchange streets. in The citv
OF Owosso. would respectfully report that
lhey have received several bids for snr;nk.
llngon Nam st. from rac,. bridge to Chipman
street, and the loves bid for the same is
Sls per week and would recommend that
lhe prayer OF the petitioners be granted
ana that the City Attorney be instructed
% uraw IN ordinance fer such sprinkIinp
WIN NJ FITZPATRICK,
f.. A. GOULD,
Committee.
The Chief of Fire Department requested
'ne council to procure some means of fire
h'arm the present bell being useless The
: me Iaken into consideration. and ON
motlon OF Aid. Frirseke. Mr.. Jay Terbush,
Chief OF Fire Department, was added TO
ne committee on Police e. Fire Depart
The City Clerk presented an application
rom =: a Vanderhoof asking the city
aid him in building a. Flour and Feed
nil. On motion the same was referred
t1e Committee on Finance.
A,d. Fitzpatrick presented the following
's9lu.ion which was on motion accepted i,
nd adopted: p''N
ResoIced, By the Common Council of the q
" "t Owosso, that Williams Park and c
ARK street. of A. l.. u B. o. Williams
ldition to that city of Owosso. be and The
me is hereby vacated. v
The Council then adjourned. - b
DANIEL l.. MURPHY, d
City Clerk. O.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-25
BOILERS

STEPHEN PRATT's Steam Boiler Works Fs.
ssoilshcd 1860. Manufacturer Of High and low
PRESSURE and Steam Heating Boilers of ali kinds.
smoke pipes, breachings etc Old boilers taken t.,
exchange for new Rivets boiler plates and boilar
tubes TO- sale. Cor. Foundry st. and Mich Gent
X. R.tra.ks, DETROIT, MICH. Ne''
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
FouI Play suspeosed .

eEA ISLE CITY, July 26.--The body
OF William Morton Sullivan, the IL
year old sou Of BspjAmin +. Sullivan,
Of No. 1924 North Tenth street, who
WIS reported drowned on Tuesday ri
Towr sends Inlet, was picked up TO day
on the beach, where it had washed
Ashore. The lAd'a temple was crushed
In. Suspicion points to foul play. His
father is here tonight And will attend
the ccrouer's Inquest In the moTnteR
and demand an investigation. The led
Who was . good swiumer, went In
bathing with coioted porter OF Cope
lands inlet Hotel, ard was EEpposed q
have been drowned. When found the
lAd's injured eye wRa covered with Q
handkerchief, The body WAS removed
to the station, and CJioner Urq 1hsrl
notified. Mrs. sullivaD, the boy'I
mother, resides OF No. 719 Preston
street, Philade'phiA. and for years, it 4
said, the couple have been separated
There WAS $500 insurance on the lad'I
life In an infAntile insurance company
MIRA. Sullivan returned to the city .
isw days ago and lsft the boy ~ 'h'
hotel.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
RsJ,cted q Russian NoDlemAn

CLEVELAND. July 25.-Ths upper
ten of Cleveland secioty are diEcugsing
en- interesting romance just now. They
are telling how beautiful young lady
Of Chatham, Ont, who has been visit
ing hero for rome time, refused 70 marry
o Russian noblemRn. The couple met
10 Germany two years aGo on g railway
train which hkd been stalled In q snow
storm. he was Colonel Count Hoffen'
burg, An Rdjutant Oa the staff OF the
CzAr ard a memhar OF o noble family,
A oorreapondsD CO ensued and tbree
Weeks Ago the Count came TO Olave-
land to meet the Young lady by appoint
msnt. DinnsFs were given at the
Counts hotel and he vas Ia turn enter.
lSined By her friends, bat ali his pro-
fessl6ns cf love were in vain, and few
days since the young lady left fol
Canada and the Count departed SORROW
fully for Russia. The young lady'i
friends refuse to parmlt the ute OF hel
name,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
FoR PRKsIDENr,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
FOE WOE PRESIDENT,
LHyI P. MORTON,
OF New York.

We PRESUME thNt there ere very
fsW olIIes In Ghls country, and oertAlnly
n6ne In freB-tfAds Great BFitAiDi where
the mechanics and Eorkiugmen occupy
the sAme position in the community
that they DO in this city. During the
dGy they cAn be found in our work
shops and mAnuiAcioEles with soiled
clothes and glseves rolled up, oniiding
cars 10 transport paBsen gers from one
and Of the continent 10 the other, or
ooesn steamers b brAvs The dangers OF
She Rtss, desp Others, with the per-
BuirSllon GsrsRulng from every pore,
are In cur rolling mills forming and
subduIng king iron to suit the purpose
of other skilled Workmen, Wfo with
suunlnely devised lAiheS And oiher In
krIcAie machines form IL into shapes for
needed purposes. Daring ths dsy 1hese
horny.hAndsd sons Of toll are hard 81
work, and o casual AoqualntAnce would
scarcely reooRnlzs them in the evening
as those occupying some OF Ihe mosl re.
Apopulble plASes Of trust 10 the gttt OF
theIr fellow ciilzsnL We and Them 10
the City Council, enAotlng ordlnAnOol
which even mililOnAIreB must obey and
respect, and passing laws that al
must honor or pay the penalty. Many
OF these horny handed sons OF toll own
not only the houses they live In, eul
others, from which they derive . COM
EsrtGble income, and we know OF some
whose check with Ai least four hgutel
Will be promptly honored ai bank. CAn
Ffee trade Great Britain produce suoh
men As these from among the working
clAsses? Taers lie not an Intelligent
man In thls country but who will an
ever no, ard We would like all suah iC
inform us what has made this 'greA'
difference between the woIkinsmen IL
America and those OF treet trade ooun
tries II II has not 1ssn the wise pIovi
slons OF She MofEsil iArih enacted by
Republican administration 10 1851
During the past tEenty-ueven year
6hsEe have be0n more Worklngmen II
thiB country who hsVe become pos
sssssd Of property than ever before, Aut
this result can only be attributed 70 II
tariff, which lhe RepabllcAn party hA
srscisd 90 balEAIk 10 pEote,I shslr In
dusries. This prosperity on the par
Of the Worklngmen 10 dlslAslsiui !
Messrs. Cleveland, MlilS, WAierson
Carlisle and Other leaders OF The DENT
cratic party, Snd they propose TO end
by forcing free lIAde upon tbe countf
and throwing open our markets fer u
products ol the underpald pnupsT lAb'
OF the tree.srade countries OF E1sop
Will the Wofklnsmen and mechanic
sanction lhis by their voEes In Novsn
bet? We do NOS bslisve they will, On
we would not bs surprised TO Gee WI
ming,on roll up rousing mAjoriiy Il
the Republican ticket.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
ulrnna Amman t,nnar.d.

MIDDLKrowN, N. Y, July % -AS
the special train containing frank a.
RObbiBs' show was approaching Mon
tlCsllo yesterday, by the Port Jervis
and Monticello Railroad, car contain.
ing two OF the herd OF elephants and
two water buffSloes from Iudia took
are, and before the train could be
stopped the car Was mass Of flames In
which the animals perished. The FIRE
was caused by o tpatk from the loco
motive catching In tho straw in which
the animals were bedded. The circu
men had all they could do 10 detacl
aud save the animals and properties II
the other cars.
One OF the elephants burned Wal
known as the clown elephant and WAS |
we'll trained and highly valusble ami
nal. One Of the water butfAlos va
pure white and was regarded as q grea
attraction Of the show. The total les
by the destruction OF the four animal
/ Ia estimated at $40 600,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

THB FREE TRADA Democrats en-.
deAVor 10 ms'Ss as believe shat the I'd
ninisIrA!iou % Loi disposed to put Iron
en the iree has, bul The English j)ur.
nails, who Do acs seem TO understand
that IS is- a. the DsmocrAd, party Is
concerned "silenos Is golden" in this
matter, Tell diFsrent story. The
Aondon OollIeTy Guardian, In speaking
sf Mr., GeVslEnd'S remarkable mes.
sage shyg;
"If President Cleveland should te
able TO CARY out his plan for admission
of Eooda il America free OF duty, one
of the FIRST effects which would be pro.
duced on the English iron tlade would
be the transleTenGe OF much Of the enor.
nous Rtocks Of pig iron in the Scotch
and Cleveland markets to United 6tatel
ports, Shipments of hemitss from
Scotland and from the west coast q
England would alsO increase. The lruI
ore mines OK LancaghlEe and Yes
C1m S5riSnd would be ceTlgi1 70 60
Kreatly 6n ar3el trade with the Ualtel
Btates. The future oon2aG O. sveut
will ba Wa'cafl with ooltldsIshle il
terest by the British iron trade"
Every one In this oounlry, who
pol Voc blind 20 see, knows that 3
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

Pure Linen Lawns that
earlier in the season were
30, IS, and 40c, 60 to 2oc
to-day.
The sheer, strong, delight
fully cool stuffs that every
woman loves to have some.
thing Of. OF course the lots
are not large. Just a Wind
ling up of pieces. Some of
the choicest patterns sill
among them.
Southwest OF centre, next Main Aisle
} About a dozen Sc pinE
. Sateen Embroidered Robes
. at So.
Z Z Northwest of centre, next Main AiIl,
The 25c Sateens from 3
and 37Ic are not the meaSl
i little lot stol es usually max
n a great cry over. We hav,
ID put with them a large va
!. riety Of choice new style
as taken from the best quslit
,g goods. You are likely I
= find among them the yer
te sorts you'd pick from tt
1e ne whole Sateen world. Thel
2; 2 isn't anything ike such ar
y. other gathering of 2!
pG 'ss Sateens to be got at an.
e, where.
on Northwest OF centre.
'n. They say the Gem l.
.ea Cream Freezer uses less
Ias "a, than any other. GeariI
completely covered. We he
al ~ nothing but good of it.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

this win oOme In time n he Il reelected
and q DsmooxAtlo OOnGTesB chosen next
NoVsmbsR. Now, 10 Il fEsa wool, but
Ihs nsxt will be free iron, and our roll
ing mills, foEses and other industries
vii have 10 be closed for the benenl oi
BritiIh mAnufAcsureFs, % that they oAn
provide work tor the Thousands OF I'M
en- ploysd WoEklnEmen In England
while our own remain Idle.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

IhIIh-ts
4 Vsrt o.
sna9cn I
Is shrniai
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

WE HAVE feoet7sd = copy OF tbs re-
pOrs q She Aevaasb annual meeting oil
the Law ana Order 5lclely o! The city
uf Phitsdsi phia, and Il Is sn inleres..
ing aud Ipa,TGCiiYe document TlitI
society Numbers among l.s memsers|
some OF tas mosi iLhlentiAl men in
PbllsdslpEls, snd although 81 has Oeeu
organized noi gp.te seven years, Ii hes
accomplished a atsEs ard go5d work.
Tue s03i3.y sss icr rcd by lei good
men spd women, whose action Was
prom pieG 5y .hs discovery lhas thou
sand o. Saloons were selling inso1l-
eating drinks 70 violation oilAW 10 tens
OF Thousands 0I A lEioSn Buys, and
Wlihou} th9ss recruits the greAi army
Of dFunkArd5, paaPsrs, criminals aud
insane ooa!d r0s be mGlntAinel, Is,
chosen msAns OF war 'sTe WAS prOas'
euHng Agen 10 make complaint, aud
de nand the enforcement OF tho Law.
The prop,Bsl 10 Inpei the liquor irsf'
10 obey the lE8 was received by the
prOprielors and po!isslAns, who de-
pend on the saloons FOR yoses, with de-
rlslon, but at tee demand OF one un'
armed ciNzsn, with ihs moral support
Of few good people, the long-slespIpa
majesty OF Ghe law arose and rsinsd iGt
thuu isr90l Of fines, imprlsonmen
and torfei:urs OF license on lheBs enc
niles Of Inc pablo s5od until lhey
begged for mercy aud promised to oil
no mora. Ta's mDYEmenI, inAugurAtel
IN Philsttlphis, quickly spreA
throughout The ooRutry, and eVe
reached this Oily, The society her
is as get In iis Infancy, bat AlrsAty hs
accomplished great work In reduoin
the numoer OF saloons, and csusiu
thoae who save llcessss 10 obey u
laws. Th.B Is but = beginning OF u
work II proposes to accomplish, and =
venture tbs prediction that through
aid We viii have high license lay
this city ere smother year shall II
aTound.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
THE ORIGINAL.
DRY GOODS
"R HlV E"
or Wilmington,
AT 3o6 Market St.
OR Eat CLEARANCE SALE

OR EAT CLEARANCE SALE
OF any and everything per-
tain hing to Spring or Summer
Goods to 90 now, regardless
OF cost or value.
Some broken lines Of Dress
Goods from 75c down to so
so c goods down to 25. 25c
or es down to l5
Remnants OF Dress Good,
ar d Silks at about half. Oul
erl tire stock OF Silks have
had a big mark dom
SateenS, Dress GtmgAams
Bahsks, CAalHes, Selrsuck.
e.rS, La50ns, etc, etc, go Ii
the big mark down list.
I lot of Colored Parssol
, f rom So down to S1.5C
$r.5o goods now 75C, etc ,etc
u Lac Cups, Fans, Lac
, 4nd Em6y0ider7es down t
e .HaLf and T5Oo-tktrds forme
E prices, and bYoken lines
: goods all over the stoi
C marked al such prices yc
!. cannot help buying.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Co,onetisInauest.

The Ooroner's jury 10 the case OF
Harry ZWeiiel, who died from the
tfisola OF Pile OF lumber failing on
him on the evening Ct July Id, mel
last evening, After beariDg the evil
dercs OF Charles Soiloway, William
O. johnson, @ichael I. Oon way end
Liudley o. Keut, the jury adjourned
until Saturday everipg. 10 the mean
time the foreman vas requested 10 oh.
tain the op on Of the Attorney Gen
srAl on certain points Of law bearing
on the case.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
EdWardMelChiOI
2I4 King Street.
have received a large line of fishing
tackle which am selling at
the lowest prices.

J jOinfed ash rods, 10 cts.
4 lOtntad ash rods, 70 Cts.
= JOInted bamboo tOuHs pAatns 30
ITS.
3 jOiRGed bamboo rods, plain, 90
ats.
4 IOInGed bamboo rods, plain. 20
Gts.
3 jOI Isted bamboo rods, reel, IRRd
and guides, 81.
A lOtnted bamboo FOdBs Feegs land
and guides, SIPS.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from 25c to $500, Come te
the oldest established house In Delaware
2l4 KING STREET. Send for price liei
of base ball and sporting goods.
iu14-tu tn sa-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Bunco Thieves

PITTsBURo, Pa, July 27.-The trial
Of William L Penny, Jr., snd Robert
B. Arnett, on the charge Of "baneoiug"
William Murdoch, al Bged And we'll
known citizen OF PitisbuTg, ont Of Sl0,-
COO, in January last, was begun ySsteT.
day In thia city, The victim detailed
how he BAD bsen ,nVtisled Into "a little
game" bat he was upAbie TO positively
Identify the GGiendants.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
VOTHIVG { wis 50 we'll

AS fai prices. We want
to do more business,and
are 81 re we will. We
know that there are lots
Of pd dople who have
never tried US. We
are aiming to. get
every body to k n ow
how we sell clothing
and d re doing everyth-
ing il b our power to
give The people good,
stylish b clothing at the
lowe 1t cash prices.
Goods well bought are
half sold, they say.
There's q lot OF truth In
1t. Sure, we buy with
ready cash and can
max { the best of bar
gainb B. Jnst now we
are very anxious to
clese d out Sum m e r
Goo ds-have had many
of t hem marked away
dow n and are taking off
10 per cent besides as
an extra inducement.
Dol It pay to carry
good DIS over to another
sea son; then we want
the room.
w e are making special
low prices in our Gus
ton ! department also.
ia !, 7. NULLIR&sOl,
EAILoRs & 6rH & MARKET
mQTHIKRs, WILL, pEL.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

s,iS4 Prizes, amounting to........si,O ,ObA 800
NoTR.-Tlclsts drawing OspitaI Prizes arc
not entitled TO terminal PrizeR.
For Olub RRtes, or any further ilf0fma'
tion deIiTed, write lhgibly TO tho underaign-
ed, clearly stating your rebidonoe, with
stats, County, Street and Eambsr. More
rapid return mall delivery will bo assured
by your onclosing an Envelope bearing your
fall address.
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money
Orders, or New orb Exchange In ordinary
letter. Currency by Expreas tat our eKpenss)
addressed 10
HI .A.DAUPHIN,
EeW OrlaADB, La,
or H. a. DADPHIE.
WaahinGs0Bs ~. .
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

We, TIE undWsiEned Banks snd BankeFl
Hiil pGy ell Prifas dEAwR in The LouisiHr'
state Lotteries which may be presented NJ
our counters.
R. n. wALBTsLEX, Pres. EoufsHaul
National hank.
PIERRE IlANAUx, Pros, EtaGe za
hOmnJ HANK.
a. BALDWIN, Pres. N. q. Haa'I B'A
JA nj KOBE PRES, Union NastoRAl
Hank.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

Ford s. Osle's instailment EGle Of
building lots Saturday, July 2Sth. Bee
postera.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

REMEMBER g..,,ss. 9sS; sSs RTsSSpSs RgsSsTss.ts 2
ard Early, who are in charge OF tho draw
inEs, 10 guarantees Of sbsoluts fairnesl
and integrity, that the ohAnoen are All
equal nBd that no one can possibly diVlns
what numbers will draw Prize.
REM EMBER sleo, ihat the payment o
Prizes Is GUARANEEED BX FOUH
NATIONAL BANKS Of Kew Orleans
and the Tickets are signed by the PraAi
dent OF an Institution, whose ohArtotoI
rights are recognised In the highest UoustP
therefore, beware Of any limitations OF Al
noymous schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
lVFREeDEHTu lITnLuIUHI
] eVEh ! nlLllBH DISIRlBUTED
Louisiana StateL Lottery Company

Louisiana StateL Lottery Company
Incorporated by the LsKi natuFe in ises
for Educational and charitable purposes
and its franchise made part Of the prasenl
Wheiming popular vote.
Ita GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
DlsAW1NGS TAX Q place Semi. Annu
nlIy t1une ana DeceHnberl, ana AIS
eARAND ID SINGLE D UM BER Draw.
ANta9 take place ON each OF Ihs
other sen months I'm the year, Rnd
are All drawn in public, al IhS
Academy Of Husle, New Orleans, LA
I'VE DO hereby oertify that We gupsryis,
tne arrangements for all the Monthly anC
semLAnnuAl drawings Of The Loulslznl
Stats Lottery o., and In person mAnAgt
and control the drawings themselves, Ans
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness and In good faith toward all partlSa
and We authorize the company 10 uao thl
oortlnoAte, with fao-slmiles Of Our BiznStuE1 .
attached In is AdVsrtisSmoAts."
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

Commencing Sunday, July let, VIII lsAvs
Fourth street wharf daily, 81 100 and 1915
10. IA; l, t.1b end 0 ~ p. m.
Heats leave Chestnut slrOet wharf, PhUh.
deiphta, at 30 and 10 90 a. m, and l. 80, 100
APO 6lt5 p. IN.
Eoy Siareus Hook, Ioave Wilmington at
LOO 4. N. and Abr. Ia
81 boats stop et Chester.
Freight received Tor marcus Hook on
Tuesday.
relsphone No 81.
ON Sundays, 100 a. m. boat connects VIII
Atlantic CITY train, liokotB for round TIP
sl.bO. For sale on bcat. mb-I
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

Address Rs5lltiBi LIttSn 10
MEW ORLEAHR NATIONAL BAHD
Now Orleans, In.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
VA HAMAKnRp
. q aaTI size 81 80
SduArt BiSe e1.p0
4 Quart aiEa e2.26
8 Quart size $500
8 Quart aize 4.0O
Larger sIze es to order.
Basement, northwest Of centre.

Larger siZes to order.
Basement, northwest OF centre.
Scratch a match and the
Oil Stove issgOing full blast.
Puff! when the cooking il
done, and there's an end.
No dust, no clnders, no red.
hot room, no danger--f you
get the right kind of an OH
Stove. The Monitor CAM
explode. Saves oil and wick
no ficke ring. 81 to SIS
without 4 lrniture.
Gas Stoves too. just a.
good wor k and handler.
Basement, nor rthwest o centre.
JOIN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

Closed at I P. M. to.
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
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PmLADHrru1A. friday. July a7. lsss
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

ELY's CREAM BALN
Is not a liquid, 9nul OF powder, n,
into no triis Is qulc4ly ebs1gbet, ltsa
tie hesd. AllRys Inflammation, W
soreg. EestCrss the sense n tai1 VI 1
50 oeute II DrOggiats: by 70 al. fsg 10
oents. ELY BBOFuERS, Ell
OWARo, N, Y. lBBis
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

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Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-07

The Committee desires that the
Republicans in every beat in every
county, should organize and prepare
for the coming elections in August
and November of this year.
The education Of al the children
protection of American labor, and
American industries, the purity Of
the ballot box, and the material in
terest Of the farmers, will alw ay
haue the support and defense of the
Republican party. The leaders Of
our adversary, the Democratic party
do not favor any Of these, but at all
times are antagonistic to them. and
believe the few should always con-
troll the many.
Arthur Bingham, Chairman.
R. A. Mose'ey, Jr, Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-07
TWO-CENT RAILROAD FARE.
The Bill Passes the Ohio House by vot
of ~ to Is.

of II to 15.
COLUMBUS, O., April 6.-The house has
passed the bill limiting railroad fares to
two cents mile The bill was under dis
cussion all morning, and an amendment was
adopted prohibiting railroads from issuing
passes to any one, except employees, under
penalty of not less than 81, 900 and not more
than s., 600
AS the bill stands, with Weems' amend
ment, roads whose earnings per mile are
So, 800 and over shall not charge more than
two cents per mile; roads whose earnings
per mile are over 81 800 and less than So, 500
shall sharge not more than two and One-half
cents, while roads whose earnings are less
than 81 800 per mile are allowed to charge
three cents per mile.
The commissioner of railroads, attorney
general and auditor of state are constituted
a commission to issue certificates to railroads
of the amount of fare they are entitled to
charge, based upon reports in the Office of
the railroad commissioner. The vote ON the
bill was n to l5
The bill will now go to the senate and it
is not impossible that it will pass there.