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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25
NOTICE to Tax PAYERS.

All property taxes are now due and pay
able. If not paid on or before the I'd
Monday in December will become delin.
quent and ten per cent will be added.
All polls not paid prior to the Cd Mon
day in November will have fifty cents ad-
ded. BEN I. DAVIS,
Tax Col. Boise Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

A TELEGRAPH line will be COM
nleted in a few weeks from Noun
tain Home to Rocky Bar. The line
will cost $4,000. Rocky Bar sub
scribes $4,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

J. R. Bowers and n. L. Rhodes
passed through here last week on
their way to Boise City from Sheep
Mountain. Mr.. Bowers said there are
now about fifty men in that section
Fifteen or twenty will winter there
A small lot of ore shipped from the
GREYHOUND short time ago went
S4OO per ton. This mine was jumped
and the ore was taken out by the
jumpers while they had possession
A compromise was effected before
Bowers and Rhodes left there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25
THE A. r. HoTALING CO.,
Seattle, W. =.
Notice.

Norice.
In the Probate Court of Boise county,
Idaho Territory.
In the matter OF the estate of Nj. H.
Vanlandingham, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of NJ.
Ii. Vanlandingham, deceased, to the cred
itors of, and all persons having claims
against, the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
office in Idaho City, in said county and
Territory, or the same will be forever
barred. JOHN GARRECHT,
Administrator estate of NJ. III. Vanlanding-
ham, deceased.
Dated Idaho City, 1. T., Aug. 90, 1883.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

]. B. EMERY has just received a lot
of fresh drugs: Ponds extract, sar-
saparilla, Warmers safe kidney cure
Blair's gout and rheumatic pills, and
also full variety of all other rheu-
matte and other pills.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

George Q. Common, the noted
Mormon Apostle, pleaded guilty to
two indictments for polygamy, and
was fined $3.50 and sent to the peni-
tentiary for 175 days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

pHS HARLEY is rebuilding his
|ksmith shop on the corner OF
b and Wallula streets.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

b. EMERY carries the largest
i of underware and overshirts,
Furnishing goods.
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FORGE CosTIFF, the Graham bar
passed through here Saturday
|lng for Bellevue, where he in
IS to locate.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

Rs. ANDREW McQUADE, of Squaw
X, has been visiting friends of this
e for several days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

IHSsoN n WEBB, who have the
Fact for running a tunnel to tap
Buckeye ledge, in Gambrinus
Pct, are in fifteen or twenty feet.
estimate that the distance to be
~lll be about one hundred feet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

DEMOCRAT: John Farley exhibits
with no little pride the great chunks
OF free-milling gold-bearing quartz
taken from his ledge on Shaw's noun.
tain. He will shortly go up with a
force of men and further develop the
now most promising location. The
prospects are indeed most fattering
IN that district. Mr.. Farley has con-
siderable to say about quartz mills,
but will not give away his intentions
concerning one; but it is safe to pre-
dict that should the rock go down a
little further in his shaft he will with
IN less than six months have a stout
little quartz mill pounding away on
it,. TX. P. Plowman has great con-
hdence in his mining locations on
Shaw's mountain, and intends to do
some work on them this fall. Re-
turning from Eastern Oregon he will
sink a shaft fifty or sixty feet further
on one of his lodges up there, and
If it prospects that depth as it now
does he will go Immediately to Den
yer and buying one of the latest i'm
proved stamp quartz mills will
ship and plant 1t on More creek, one
mile from the mine. The system of
gold bearing lodges on Shaw's noun
tain and vicinity will not long hence
make lively camp. There is no
mistak Ike about this.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

J. B. EMERY has just received lot
OF fancy groceries, breakfast cocoa,
sweet chocolate, Malard's chocolate,
new packed Mariners brand of to-
matoes, new-packed Winslon's corn,
royal yeast powders, in one pound
tins, at So per dozen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

B. EMERY has just received a
stock of McCondry tea. Try a
pie, and you'll like it. +
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

iorlowlng, from the Second
'An' Postmaster General to Del.
| Du'ois' explains itself: "In
~ your endorsement of petition
.'e' OF D. II. Ulrich relative to
a''on OF service on route No,
nom Placerville to Garden
nave the honor to inform you
,@'os a week service ON said
"4S advertised on Sept. 6th.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

JOHN RIoRDAN, Jr., and Bert Or
chard discovered a copper-bearlng
ledge the other day on the mountain
south of town, and about mile and
half west of Jas. Brooks and Bert
Jones' copper discovery. This is the
only copper ever discovered in the
Basin. Some of this ore carries a
very large per cent. of this metal.
When the boys sink on their loca-
tions it is more than likely they will
find gold or silver, or both. AS a
rule, copper vein carries either one
or both of the precious metals.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

PITE a number of men have come
pgh here the past week from
nam. AS the mill and other
Il are nearing completion, the
pany does not need such large
and quite a number of men
discharged.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

,'EsfER BuNcH and Jess Bott-
'fougnt In four deer from Pay
'A,r ~, sunday, which they soon
ihey brought in the hide of a
'hat Sylvester killed. He
I"''nln tell feet of the animal
ne hrst got sight of it. The
: naSe the thanks of the WORLD
nne quarter of venisop.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25
DCAL AND TERRITORIAL.

aIssEs Cora MoRRELL and Ella
Fee returned yesterday from Gra-
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/ 'SN Is progressing finely on the
0lty and Basin telephone line.
posi- holes are dug from Boise
T. Oentervllle, and the poles laid
up as the Cold Springs, six
oelow here. The wire is ex-
- daily, and as soon as it arrives
L hVe miles will be put up pei
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

J. B. EMERY has just received fresh
Messina lemons. Price-60 cents
per dozen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

|oN'r forget the ball to be given
rhos. Scanlon, of Garden valley,
! Friday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

JUDGE JAMES CARR came down last
Saturday from Archie Mountain, near
Banner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

fULMER, of Easton, Penn,
/ mere on business, is putting in
pare time making collection of
4 menagerle of wild, woody and
'0us Boise county animals, and
ga'herlng together hides of all
TO take back to PENNSYLVANIA.
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Professional Cards.
\. zIPF, M. D.,

HYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
90 on west side OF Main street, first
below Orchards restaurant, Idaho
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THIS PAPER

may be found on file at GEO. P. HOWELL
u Co.'S Newspaper Advci. Bureau
40 Spruce Street,, where advertising con-
tracts can be made for it ip New York.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25

JAS. MoMAHAN arrived yesterday
from Graham.
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CHARLES C. STEVENSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
k,se CITY. IDAHO.
i nractice in all the Courts and before
us Land office, Collections promptly
hded TO.
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1t is only question of time: the sooner
you make yourself acquainted with our
goods, the sooner you will act for your best
interests.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-25
W, A. WADE, M. D.,

HYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
permanently located in Placerville,
Twill respond to all professional calls.
be found at the Office formerly occu-
by DR.. Rothwell.
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Our proposition is to appoint you
JUDGED

And for that reason you ought not to
decline the honor, but try our goods, which
means your decision
IN OUR FAVOR.
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HEMAN JONES.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
ltrevIties,
The eheapoat has house in the e,fv
Eutnferd BrOa.' AOA Marked EfreaS |

The eheapoat hat house in the city
hnnte bros.' AOA MArke eG streo1
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
brazilian balm cures q oold; 20 doses, loc
90 10 Mnrphey's for your bed springs.
bnY yonr furniture at hurphey's.
Iry Bush's coal you will surely like it.
Miliard y. Davis jeweler, 0 E. Second st.
Fine 10 IL. Rings, at HAnfs, 16 K. Fourth,
y. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King,
American Laundry, oO9 West Front street.
J., First class furniture At Murphey's, SOs shin.
$40 cash viii buy 3 bIIok house. AppIy
street.
10 10 Geo. u. Murphey,s for your pari OF
ley street wv SA'P
J.. o. Bryant No. IL East Seventh street.
Ia taxing orders for the revised and Latest
1lIon OF Ssmantha at Saratoga. PrIoe re-
ouced 70 sL7b. agents wanted.
u you want your Heaters and Range over
hhuied and putin good order for the winter
eehd your order 10 7, East Fourth street Pick
es otoye and Heater Company. By tele
bbaI bbhI9s.e' NUMBER S2s, II will be promptly item
Save money and &c. to the cIosias out sale
OF w 900 worth OF boots and hoes Of ali d a
soIlptions, soI that will be soil at IS per cent.
peloW usual low prices to make room for
spnng goods. Ohafant's Uheap shoe store,
Al! hiLg stroot.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

Edward K. Lewis and William Hunt
who were interested In . process fol
making copper from acids and scrap
Iron, were experimenting on Monday
night in Plttsfl sid, Mass, when the
acids In the vat took hre, an explc s ion
followed and Lewis was badly burned
Hunt escaped injury.
By the explosion OF q kiln In the
jApanninR room of W, s. K. I Fitche's &
foundry In New Haven, Conn Tues
day afteru o)n, the building was set on
ire and damaged to the extent OF S40,.
600. A number Of workman were In,
jured, two-Michael Led witch and Pat
rick O'Keefe-seriously
Henry COX and George Thompson
were killed by premature explosion
in one of the Parke Oounty (Indiana)
coal miaes on Monday. A few hours
later anothsr employe, namsd Ellerton,
fell 80 feet down the shaft and was
killed.
All the pri soners in the jail in Bry an,
TexAs, niue In number, made their
escape on Monday night by bufrowing
under the wall. One Of them went
back after few hours, say lg it was SO
cold he could not stand It in the woods.
Charles II. Emerson, who was ojured
while coasting at Haverhill. MAssAohu.
setts, on Monday, died on Tuesday. he
was mol o boy, rs first reported.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
Death OF n Young Lady.

Emma O daughter Of Samuel and
Laura j. Chamber, died as the rest
uence OF ber parents, No. 1903 Clay
ton ttrees, on Tuesday, after an ~.
ntsa OF nearly IL monshs, ARed abou, II
years. while atteI ding tho High
School abe took cold which led 90 q
pulmonary affection. ami not Withstard.
Ing the application OF the usual rene.
dleP, continued TO rroW mots sav,rs
until death relieved hsr Of further Buh
fet'ng. eha whs bright aud prom 10.
ing yuung lady ard her carly destl Is a
gfeat 8 I'll lotion 10 her parents Her re-
mains Will ho Inferred ct White Clay
OfteG Cemetery OF Fiiiey next.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
. Sihymont Items.
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,.

The Every Evening oorrespon deu
says he Las received 10 less than foul
minee pies. Well, your hum BILE servanl
had lady to bring him pumpkin pie
and II he had that many minoe pies to
eat We are not sure whether we
wouldn't have the dyspepsia. It's q
good thing to have female friends.
The Ahhua meeting of the Brandy
wine ID utuAl Horse Company was he'd
At the Practical Farmers Hote 4 kept by
Mr.. John Price, on Saturday, the 14Ih.
Good attendance wns present, the busi
nees OF the year Was attended to, and
the election of ofiiosrs for the ebsuinQ
year took place: President, Amor @.
Forwoodi secretary, VIM. Cloud; treat
urer, X. Casey, Jr.
A curious oolncidenoe happened here
81 Olaymo = fsu days ago. MI.
Thomas BtrickerlAnd set o steel trap
baited with meat, between two barrels,
up against the side Of . shed cat be
longing TO him got down bet ween the
barrels TO get the meat aud sprung The
same; the trsp caughs her over the
mouth and slipped of, catching her on
the end of the tonRo. She pulled the
same 1T the root, about one aud q
half inch long. The same was shown
I ~ NV oeeA VI Jul Othibsu III MT OhStY z
store. Mr. StriokerlAnd has since
drowned the aulmal.
Mr.. james Vernon has been under
the doctors care for SONS time for the
mumps He caught cold on them.
Major DeVeny, A. B. O.tey's right
hand man, pretends to have the
bumps" but We are inclined to think
be has been shooting CT one OF Captain
Chaytor's guns. and tho critter kicked
him ON the jaw.
Mr.. Jossph Forwood Aleo has the
mumps, and he has now TO stay 10
the house, as he can't take bis down
country cousins out oarii'gs ling.
There seems 10 BIS Q general epidemic
here around Clsymont, and the poor
fellows oan's 60 aRd see their Riris, for
fear OF the m catching the mumBs too.
Since our last letter we thought We
we're left out In the cold. in regard to an
cffice. We saw the captain the other
day, and he appointed US fourth corpo.
raj. We are about five pounds heavier
since our appointment. We intend to
fill the office to the letter, and soon
route the captain.
There 10 . dogcatoher yet to be Ap.
pointed and We don't know who to give
Lhis office TO; maybe some of our
friends will come TO our assistance.
Mr.. VIM, Hopes seems well pleased
In being the alderman, but Mr.. Eben
Baldwin says he don't want the office
but will take the salary.
We have concluded to give VIM.
DAnEenbAker the office OF collectin q
the taxes, and hope he won't be kicked.
We appointed Mr.. Thomas ST. ,kerlAnd
street commissioner, the pay TO be Ac-
cording to this work done
SiloAm Council, Royal ArcAnium,
No. Soi, Of Booths Corner, held their
election for of1cers for the ear. Regent,
J.. Z, Bruner; Past Regent, A. 8. Ottey
Y. Regent, VIM. SlASter; orator, VIM.
SinooH; collector, l.. P. Coz; treasurer,
Thomas Booth. Jr chaplain, N. Cloud;
guide, Samuel Con9Ieton; sentry, Y.
ZSbley. YEFTo.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

Wretchsd men and women long con
demned TO suffer the tortures Of dye.
pepsla, are hlled with new hope after Q
few doaes OF Hostat.sr's Stomach Bit.
tors. This budding hope blossoms into
the fruition OF certainty, II the Bith rs
Ia persisted In. 1t brings Q reprisve to
all dyspeptics who seek It's aid. Flatu-
lence, heartburn, sinking at the pit OF
the stomach between meals, the nervous
tremoFs and lnsou MIA Of which chronic
indigestion Is this parent, disappear
with their hateful progenitor. Most
benedcent OF stomRchicti who can won
der that In so many initances II wAkens
grateful eloqueuoe In those who, bene-
lifted by 1t, speak voluntarily in Its be
half 1t requires q graphic psn TO de.
scribe the torments OF dyspepsia, but In
many Of the testimonials received BY
the propristors OF the Biltsrs, these are
portrayed with Vivid tIutbfulness. OOn-
stipatlou, biliousuesE, muscular dc.
billy. malarial fevers and rheum AtIsm
are relieved by 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Board OF Water Comm issioners was
held last evening. The weekly payroll
OF $3.50 rs was passed. The contract
for tearing down and removing the
Old Bridge Mill was awarded to Hugh
Nolan for e6S. The oohsTAct for print.
Ing the annual report of the chief enRi-
neer OF the Water Department wss
awarded tbs Mercantile Printing 90.
o. III IA per page, Interest on bonds
Nos. 10, II and II, due February 1,
was ordered rR'd. The balance In
bank ls el2 1856 "A, divided As follows:
Current exDeDsss, S15,66077; special
fund S3.607 o5i bond and interest, t23,.
57T.69
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
"a AnnuAl Meeting.

. Yesterday ths annual meeting of thu
Society for the Prssention OF Cruelty 1,
Children was held At its rooms, No
lOiE West Sixth stseet. Tho resienS
tion OF Harvey B VAndeRtift as specin
agent Of the society was aeseptad. A
special meeting will be held at 8 o. m
on Saturday to elect his sucotssor Al
applicante for the position are reQu sstet
70 addrns thair commute ,uors 20 sec
rotary 8. T. q. O., postofiios bIx 20, OF
or before Saturday noon. Tho no v
agents authority will inolade the en-
tire State and his daties will lot en-
brace any matters c1nneoted with tn,
3. p. o A Tho supuAl report Of III,
society will be issusd In . few days.
The following is the result of the IN
nual election held yesterday:
President til, T. Cause,
Treasurer X Smith.
seersiass and Attorney Har
rins;on, Esq.
Vice preSider ts, Nsw Castle County
WIN. Csnby, X Bfipgburs,, Jr, Hon
Charles b. Lore. George H BAtse, Wssh
ineton Soues, Bsnjsmiu Nieids, n. N
Buck, J. l.. Devon, Wm. A. Smith, q
b. Rhosds, A. q. Robinson. Dr.. wm
X. Ballook, ). T. Cause. X. @. Robin
son, the 2sey. T. u. Llttell, the Rev. j
D. Parmeles, ". L dilpin, W. A. La
Motto and b. L. BIggs
Kent County-MAoiove HAyes, Rich
ard O. Dsle, N. b. Saither,, George r.
Fisher, X. Il. X snney, 7. X. C5nrsey,
John II. BAtsmsn, p. Burnetto, henry
R,dgely, Ell salisbury, Geotgo v.
Massey, l.. W. Allib1ue. William
Ourl mins, James Peunewill, j. r. L,of.
land,
Sussex Oouniy-E L. Martin, p r..
Oausey, b. y. BoJks, BsnJamin BEr.
ton, W. A. 6 ann Olnrles q. Stock
ley, Hugh Martin, ID T. Marvel, Il G.
HszIArd, N. ID. Welsh, Daniel j,
Fooks, John W. CAusey, Daniel Bur.
ton, j Marx Coates
MAnaRers--R. I. Cause, Austin HAr.
clnRtou, William Csnhy, I. g. Listeli,
asmnsl X. Smith, Willard II. Porter,
y. X BeIslp, Jr Mrs. II. T Cause,
Mrs. George Il. Bius, Miss r. A. How.
leut, Mrs. Austin Harrington, Mics
Margaret HillaS, Waiter Ii. Hz5es,
Mre. W. II. Porter, Mrs. Bsuj Jam iu
Nields, Mrs, Walter u. Bash, MISC
Anne Bemple, Mics Efls EGlenwlder,
Andrew g. Wilson, uiss AunA q airet.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

About 6 IS O'Clock last ever ~ N. A.
Cahall, an employe OF the Delaware
chemical Works, vas struck BY p, W.
q b. sitter, No. II, As Market strest
orossing and bis arm 40 badly crushed
as TO require amputaiioR.
The young man was on bis way homo
from work ct the tims he was injured.
The gates Mt Market street crossing had
been lowered and tbs gate keeper was
just rtiiing them again when he stepped
upon tbs track. 5omo one shouted,
"look out. you will be killed" He
stepped ati1e, but was struck by an
englIo he did not see. The wounded
man WAS taken to Dstecuvs Jones'
otfice, where Dfs. Draper and 0zle am.
putAted his arm ut the shoulder. He
was then taken 10 bis boarding house ct
NO, 53B Walnut slrset.
Cahal In the son Of Olerk OF the
Peace OAhall OF Kent County. While
the phyti slams we're amputAtinR young
CahHll's arm his sister wB- bsing united
In marriage 10 George W. Lsrrlmore, OF
this city, ut the residence of his father
at Green wood, Sussex County.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

Last evaling,hg req lest OF the Board
ol street ard 5swef DireotJrs, PORT
Mard'ns JloEsoD, More, Passy End
Kelly and Hatbor ID MAsier BeAstsr were
prepebt at the rooms of tie hoard, aud
ohcushtd the propriety OF cleaning cut
snd hllipR mp the Sc wage traps as the
loot OF tu3h streets as run into the
Ohrihtiana. The wntdeDs agreed 10
iook Into the e after aud brirS s the ques'
lion to tt attention or the directors ct
an early dsto. Ths directors were OF
The opinion that the traps were placed
there bg :hs general government for the
purpose OF preventing solid IN matter en-
teriDE the rlvsr.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

There was no change of any conse
quenoe in the Reading strike on Tues
Gay. The men who are discharged aud
on strike con inued their meetings and
prOfessed TO be As hopafal rs ever.
Pro- itnt Oorbio, Of the Philadel pt Ii
and ksAo ing Company, WAS not III
town, and no c0mmi .tees nor oommu.
nilations from commit o4s were re-
otived at the Fourth etrsaG office.
General Manager McLeol vouohsafed
the Interesting prediction that there
would be no great scarcity OF GOAL Ia
this city, and gave rs his reason for
making IL, the extraordinary shipment
Of coal from the Wyom ing region He
said there was no change In the RsAd-
ing situation.
The Philadelphia sub committee Of
the Executive Committee of the Phila.
delphia and Reading Railroad Em.
ployes' Convention completed arrange
ments yesterday for holding q meeting
In Industrial Art Hall, a. Broad and
Wood streets, on Saturday evening.
This meeting Is Intended to be cili.
gems meeting, at which steps will prob
ably be taken towards institutipR suit
against the Reading Company for Al.
legged violations OF the Constitution.
The resolutions passed by the Rxecu
tive Committee, and published In the
papers yesterday, are 10 be considered,
and 1t is proposed to enter protes!
against the action OF the company in re.
fusing to arbisrate with It's men,
The 900 tons cargo OF tha collier the
Berks. now lying at the Por lhmond
piers, was completed on TAusuAy, aud
Il is expected that the vessel viii sail
this morning
The load OF the RAttlesnake, 1t iBsail,
vi ! be completed today. A gang of
men WAS at work discharRiug the iron
pre- In the hull of the tramp vessel,
Nero, from Amsterdam, and men were
1t work putting coal on several boats
'or local distribution.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

ThoTo is but little chanse In market
prices since last week. Caickeus, 81 "a
TO G.bO per psiS; ducks, Sl.bC
10 tl.ddi = few tnrkeys nt II to 20 cents
per pound.
Vegetables Aro the 1ne as 5Atu..
day Hotntoea, 10 to IL osnts per half
peck, rs to 46 per basket; sweet potatoes
are 20 cents per half psck or rs csnis
Per basket; turnips 10 cents per hal
Ieck or IS oenls per basket; cabbage Ia
D TO 10 cents per mead; lettaoe, ) cents
per head.
Meats are es usuB!-beef from 8 to Is
cents per poUrdi ohti,s pieces, Is TO ls
oentsi pork steak and sausags at the old
prioes,l4 oents per pound OF tao pou ads
for 25 cents.
Bananas are 20 to 80 oepts per dozen I;
oranges, 20 to a5 osnts per dCH.D; lem
ons. IL TO 15 csnts per dozen; white
grapes, 10 to IL cents per pound.
Butter 10 35 TO 40 cents per pound !;
cage, 81 TO IS neDts per dozen; ohsese,
IL 70 III cents per poand.
The market was well pAtron!Ead.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
STRUCK IT.

People who bou 2ht one o.
our IS S.orm Overcoats
struck it rich; everybody was
pleased; they are bound to be
when you get an $8 and SIC
coat for IS. We sold lots
oi them Tuesday; they can't
be had at this prlce very
&cng, We shall not be able
10 supply the demand, SO il
you cone to day you may
BET what you want; to-mor-
Fow we don't promise you
anything.