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Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
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MOTHS.

The Solar Tips have pretty suits
Huey hit the ball on the nose hard.
Neister leads the League in batting
About so persons witnessed the game.
The Solar Tips are poor bass runners.
DUFF stole two bgses Good for DUFF.
Elliott has Gig cd with the Quicksteps,
Neary was seen sitting on the players
bench.
Devlin oi the Solar Tips Is good ball
tosser.
The boys called DuG the 'iarmer"
catcher.
McKinney's delivery is similar tC
BArkley's
BArkley made a good catch after 4
long run.
Two ef the Solar Tip players are
Frenchmen.
Mccormick has played with the St
Louis Whites
o'Bhen's error in the eighth inning
lost the game
Hslsingsr and Deyin play with the
original Solar Tips.
The solar Tips are the champions oi
The Trades League In Philadelphia
The Chester club defeated the Original
solsr Tips yesterday, by a score OF 8 10
Nswe 10 the most daring base runner
In ths League He deliberately stole
third base while the pitcher was looking
at him.
The Amateur League record up to dat,
ls as fellows:
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
THIRD EDITION
TaE REPUBLioAA IL LOOK.
s.eod, soIId. subatantial BsnshsinE II +
totmat,on for the Pub.io.

s...a. so,,d. suba.ADtiaL EsnsHtainE III
tosmatton for the Pub.io.
Ytisa real pleAsu for ua % % 81,
70 give the public tnffrmAtitn noM I, !,
Sste the eopls eTj J the tenents oi
ahia world without uuoa OF an outlAI.
The perlon Who % ls's Q THIS article 70 pe
aakiished will bs rtmsm oerea LOT tte
1901 be is doing the people sfter nlonn
[ental and granite columns lie mot L
dering 10 dust. just continue resoln +,
md AK yourselfR he does Roi deserF 3
Wour patronage, Peruvian whipcolc
%oFsted working pants Gao be bouEp p
Far 20 osnts meL 3 dag o. al suite As u
- $3.50; men's busiuesa Iutts' osant,
fniiy made and trimmed, 1ass " lsi
and a. We hsva ios OF Odds Had enas .
handsoms oAssimsros, Worsted Alo
.AiagopsI dress suits that are ActnAllS ,
wof,h 90 per cent. more than the fesu
iar Vnlue, they will be closed oct 81 h'
0lv Al an heard of low prices because
shey consist Of ooe Bnd two suits oi :
Kind. KIdiy remember that Is Is -
no other piAoe thSn ~ Fel'hsimef
Rooromy Hal, No 405 Market strett
nelveen Fourth and Fifth streets.
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nces 81. .onn nnn sklnnsd

new lNuEaWICK. Aug. II "A Abou'
30O d ,4 aa, 0.uer laDOterB OBJ thf
RAr,tsu K ,rr Railroad, gt South A m
boy, Je,sey arc on ssgiEe beE .ust
OhsflfH L VAnH H0uphto1, q Jersey Olty
eoutrac or, dreW $1,000 lsst Fndhy irou
GsnerA, Elpley, ths president 0i thi
company, 10 psy them Rnd has disap
peATrc, Hir tools, carte, derricks, etc.
lave batn bslzed by the sherir
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Arrss Al tho IsassbAll Orouu DIS.

A young man nauel joan Co nncllYi
whine under the Influence Of liqIOr, acted
very d suIlcrly at the baseball grounds
vest,rdsy afternoon, and WAS taken L
the hall hy an officer After being Ioekel
up all might he was ArrAigued this morn
ing btiole Judge Turner, and On hi
prouifa 10 do better In the futu ire h
Was lkcharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
An Omosr Hesded.

The special officer at Eighth street
Park II only repaired to remain on duty
until 9o'olook at night, but the one
who is COW there generally remains un-
III 10 o'clock. rhis however is not late
er onSh. and rome proviBion sLould be
mEds 10 have an officeE on the grounds
until midnight, As the residents In the
vicinity are complaining Of the immOr-
aitles that are committed after the
ofi Ger uOss of dutv
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
nn.a nnIi.

The Solar Tips, of the Trades League,
OF Ph Iladelphia, were defeated yesterday
afternoon Ia q poorly contested game.
Neister OF the Wilm ingtons pitched the
first three innings and was superseded
BY Newell who did fairly well. The
feature OF the gime was BATkley's run
ing catch and Devil catch Of . high
foul after a long run. Jask Huey did
great work with the willow making
three hits. Neister IL credited v lth two
hits and Mccormick, who played right
field for the Solar Tips hit the ball for q
home run when two men were on tht
bases. Unpire Kelley Was way OF In
his decisions. The score is nc follows:
| SnIAH TIP nTffCKETFP
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
George pnerenpaen pssa.

George BAsrenbAch, who at one time
WAS In the saloon business In this city,
died at his residences in BrownloWn al
noon yesterday. His funeral will take
place Rt O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
High Mass will be celebrated In the
Sacred Heart Church, He leaves . wife
aud three children.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
a steamer Lnnnoned al uheatsr

CHESTER, Aug. 16.-Ths iron yacht
Clifton, ,lbuilt At .RoAoh's ship.yard for
@. II. Mallory, Of the Mallory line OF
steamers, was lsunGhed this morning.
The boat is 100 feet long, 81 feet 8 inches
beam over guards and feet 6 inches
hold. She will have compound engines
and be fitted up for speed and conVen,
lenoe for pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
shs Iollders LIonAI ..

william II. Fuu.k &; Son will COM
mance The ht,ug I'd Of The Builders
Ex .bsDge ~ the new Crosby a. Hill
binding, on Marke, street above sixth
Tue room Will Da A. 1853 feet. Tint
main rlun will b. nivided of into >
ditscsUrs' room, l2ElS, aud also tonsul'
tA iOu .DDtfH
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
AUopt.mpt.Oie ID !,

sometimctima age va5 Wsl
aren't OF Buffalo BilIs WIZ i IA
which is now eHhibllI9,I', I',,sl, 4 |
Driving Park, Fhi'4lg'f .ls fI,thyI
Charles g. McClure' ., lIS i, nd, 4
the Academy OF Mu,'',,, s,! ~
this city. lno work ,.,'.os. T'1 IA
tended to, but some S,y.guI 9'Tlalt !
" isbed to do Mr. NEE e., h !
wrote Manager BuLh ,,irl ,lr ~
not been out, but "s[s mi. IA
Academy of MUSE ma 10 % tsAil
spector i. X. Cash came ei.Tsrsi ~
after interviewing sr'tlSi t,l,iSm.sIt !
going around the clty ~ a',gl Vol
he % was Satisfied that tns .a,,osr,
done in a satisfactory 'l''D]
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
aorss TnI'i =.

EAsroN, Aug. ~ ~. 4. u ], u
merely OF PhillipsOurs,,,. rs,,,..,si y, IT.
horse III lef, wSS arie''St, !eaot,, "
VysIe Wales, Montgomery eodu' oJ Joaa1
netect'yes n S,eI' simons ana AM Isl
iod@ei DSgei ia the Easton ~, t.oa IT. 4
Ssr lUqssa Ba.h stole a horse H. IfOu VI i
SSttewartsyllle, Str y. } 1s ne Hla
and imprisoned 4, IN ,s broke 70 OF
capped. ,n,b ht stole >
carnage Ip ,Se from sama.. ,., I,'is Ss VI
can SSl 'aS A few days IaisII Ias'.Iln1cs N %
al u' strousburg by . ylgnI' ,,seo b,ss
and az while being ,I.aI1sei Ia1i bisgl|
again. aga He ackDo"l'aS' j
arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Trial Of spseu

MI r. W. JesIer, Of st. George Del,
has plf I'd n challenge for q RAGE be,
TWEEN is bay mare "EttA" and U. b.
Pad eUTrel mare, to take pl ace oD
DI. Nj Coy 3 track on Monday, August
z7th, al p nj best Two ~ three
htA Ats Auy EOrsB now En6d ID Wesl
ked Lion Hundred lie invited to lartlci
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
a UroAt surprise to Everypo, ".

2OU0 oni,dten'A pants, 800 mems
pAnLs, 30 hAuu Aou1s suits-lhets will
surely Gu pr,ss every body be3auHe tnbS
are 70 very plcD 50 styles aud quality
Rui no very OW 10 Egioa. Gn4y Cost
double be mOUry We Sc tham fJr. M
Msy nrs, n W. oYrIgr Euth aud MaIkei
Ltsul
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
RelIinR Hear.

PrrrsBuRG, Pa, August 1.-THE
Law Rud Orisr Society has taken Bteps
for the prosecution OF members Of the
Allegheny County Butchers Aasaoia.
lion for selling beer IA quaint ies At
ihel; picnic on "Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Aprupk rom rnll.as,phlA.

This morning John n Wood VAS ar.
raisned before Judge Turner charged
With Drunkenness. Upon being asked
where be belonged he replied Ia PhilA-
delohis, and the judge imposed = tne
] Of So and coats.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Launch.

The iron yacht Clifton, built ct
Roaoh's ysrds, Chester, Pa, for O. H
Mallory, OF the Mallory Line Of steam.
eIs, was launched yesterday. The boat
is 100 feet long, 81 feet 6 inches beam
She will have compound engines.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
I,ghway ROO0'Ii',N I Nd

Miss Mamie !aIsi, G,siiaiMi Nd ",
WI, wilnR1i' lhnaRy1i'oso,1iiis, 81 on'taa35'is ;se t.a5
on n "wednesday even YEN b. ,hs tosssIi
Sc 90 in moTssg, m1s g.,,'2sbs, va snd issi ~
ios ,oia .s4'I .sS q s556 se5o5nSiy VIA .ls d.
ssiiod 5siT TsiI ImaEder ssi. q. yS,ilithoa's'
and the robbs' '''''
more booty al.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
A UDITOR's sALE.-B VIRTUEI
"A Off warrant o + the Mayor of the City of
Wilmington, to me directed, Mill be ex-
posed to public sale on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1888,
At 10 O'Clock n. m,

Al the Auditors oflce, No. 81 East sixth
county and state OF Delaware, all that GER
tain lot or piece Of land with the two-slury
bflCk house thereon e.eCtei. Beginning at
the southGrly side OF Ninth street between
Madison and Monroe streets and at the south
west corner Of Ninth and Morrow
streets, thence sOutherly along saii
westerly side Of Morrow street 20 feet
10 "A corner, thence westerly parallel 10
htnlh street 10 tvtt 70 another corner. thence
northerly parallel to the first mentioned lint
and Morrow street, 70 I, ct TO the said south
.cfly eide OF Ninth street and thence thereby
seized and skcu IN execution as the prop
Srty Ot Elizah Williams and TO be sold 10y
John 81. Nc EMELL, ttty AuuttoF.
NJ b.-lhe above named property - to hE
5old " satisfy lien thereon for eurDluE. ai
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
NOTICE-I. WILLIAM BAREFORD

NOTICE-I, WILLIAM BAREFORD
~ the tenant OF the house q uatsd North
East corner 0f THIRD aud Market Streets
i The Fourth ward of toe city Of
wilmington, county Of New Castle and STATE
Of Delaware, In compliance with the require
mrnts ufthrurts Of ihc uenrral Assembly In
surn case made and provided, do hereby give
nutlcr that shall apply In writing TO tht
Court Of General sessions Of the Peace and
jail Delivery nT the state of Delaware, In and
Tor New Castle County, on Monday, the 18th
day Of sept, A u. isss being the next term
Ot said court for "A license for said house as
IN inn or tavern, for the sale therein of IN
tuN iratlug liquors In less quantities than one
nuArt, u be drunk on the premises, and tht
following respectable citizens OF SAID ward
recommend the said application, VIZ:
James + MrbOn.EAl John Brown
rho4 Il Fatun q A Frazer
phlIp Never 8uD w SnRley
George W Hewitt Edward Z Carswell
john Hanson Drunis Kane
t,u IS Little Gpu Able Lr
samuel y SmultE f. Murphy
To Holland " tUrmley
J !, WHlker Mr. Kelly
Walker Il Thomson George AbClc
/ ] Geo staiu 4 flWUoh cinFlUy
Il chair Edward. MrGuirH
Augl7-3t WILLIAM BAEEFuEu.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
= r.w tIragu

n ury rwr manuel pipe organ VGh IN
d pc rD,al7, .s u,w h.ng B. luged
.aH.f. q J.. Church, uulf tlt
--T Jn.u Brown. Il HlH ht.
&c 80. am lJT the Op-nt & On
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

NJ James Carroll, OF Springfield, !,
Msss., who has been visiting relatives
and friends in this city, returned home
this morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
NFinc ASSN .r.ss.

Powell, IN tas,'til tl,I1 s,Is1,osra.'j
viii have G p,, y'iss i,gsssrEsl co. h
for 70 na' ,S oa5 Taddo.ss, ..l.3
R951' I.55a 81 sei a. ''4''
BJA'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
A UDIToR's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
"A A WARRANT Of the Mayor ana the
city Of wilmington 10 me directed, will be
exposed to public sale, On
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ~, IssS
alto O'Clock, a. M,

AZ lO O'CLOCK, a. ms
At the Auditors once, No, e4 East sixth St.
In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle county
aud State OF Delaware, all that certain lot OF
piece Of land situate In the city OF Whining
ton Aforesaid having a three-stoTled brick
dwelling thereon erecte !, bounded and de-
HcTibed AS tOllOws, to wit:
beginning on the northeAsterly side of Della
ware avenue between West and washington
streets At IN distance Of 1872 feet from the
nOrthwekterly gable Of William w. T0rb 5Tt's
dwelling house at line of land Of
Vincent q. Glpin, deceased, thence with
the sA Gilpln'a line nOrLheasterly At right
angles with Della ware avenue 100 teet
more Of less To the sOutherly side Of
Eleventh street. thence with the said side OF
Eleventh street westerly "A feet more or less TO
stake AZ the dlstauce q feet measured At
right angles To the tirst describe iine1 thence
sOuthwesterly and parallel TO the tirst de,
scrlbed line 81 feet more or less to the said
side OF Delaware avenue and thence thereby
sOutheasttrly = feet to the place of beginning.
/ seized ana taken into execution as the prop
efty o. MaHlmilltan l.. LiChtenstein, and TO
be sold hy
JOHN n. NEWELL, City Audtotr.
\. B.-Ine above named property Is ito be
sold to satisfy lien thereon for paying side
walk, SC.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
mARRIEU,

Nu-BOYD-August Is, by rev NJ
HEATH, htr GOOrSe W. Oo1iiug and Mlsl
MEggIo n. Boyd, all OF this oliy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

Miss Maggie Moriue, Mrs. Mary No
Tine and son Harry, are visiting friendl
In Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

Richard Armstrong Is lying very sick
az the hotel IN Odessa,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

Joseph Hanson Of Middletowb, has
accepted the position Of cashier for the
firm Of Cochran, Hanson & Co., Of New
York, and has disposed Of his business
in hidd!etCwn to tho ChAa. Warner Co.
OF this city.
Mss Btuoh Rsvesu " Wbo has been
visiting friends In this city, has return
ed TO her tome IN Pit GdslDhiA.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

TOrlDE-I, JOHN MISSION, pWFER
~ spd occupant Ofthe hn use ii usted Rt tie
northeast corner OF SO nj and EsnBuIan
Q reets IN tho Tenth ward Of tho city
OF Wilmington, county Of New Castle
and state Of Delaware In compliance with
tho requirements Of the acts Of the GepeTal
Assembly In euGh case made and provided,
40 noraby give notice that shall apuly In
gTiuug 10 the Court Of General Sessions Of
tie Peace and Jsil Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware In and for Now CASTLE County,
On Monday, the l7lh day Of ept., AID. 1883
being the next term Of said court, for a IL
| nauHe for said house as au Inn or tavern, FOL
| tho sale therein Of intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than ono quart, 70 bo drunH
I on tho premlses and the following fospeeta-
Mo oitizeus Of said ward recommend th'
| aid RUullcAtinD, via:
DRnlel DJERsll, Jthp L. Isnhinse,
/ hAnas A hyAn, Thomas J KilorRn,
Thomas Craven, Thomas Wslsh,
| v tetor IehHn Hubert DRsHidy.
rfOmRs bAHOn, James WHITAKER,
Thomas Mulro0neY, J Utumlish,
| lanes moNAily, Pa r!oE DonnOr,
| andrew J 1TRvH, James Murray,
Ferdinand smith, Dennis DyughsTsy,
flank In mons. James Ryan,
VIM U'ntRrA, Jr, FerkuB Kelly,
Henry I simpgTs, VIM U'Meara,
| Inhn DoliRn, Thlnothy moSWineJ
William Kelly, .
al7-3ts JOHN hESSlUh.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
WOTkilgnGl and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
.BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-fve Dollars and Up
wards.

Over four hundred sold in
the past year Fine location,
pura air and good water.
Cars leave every halt hour
within a square OF these lots
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave.
nue. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate;
streets being graded; new
school. l.house; street Car line
going to be extended.
For dead.sure safe invest
ment, where you can see
Iyour money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had q
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundred dis
of dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms in all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how Il
secure a home apply to
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

In addition to the above, party viii
leave PHILADELPHIA on SepINmbsr 10
for tour Of hs Yellowstone National
Park, continuing me journey Across
the Continent
IN tue same date there will be an sGeur
81 n to Colorado and "AFOuud ths
Circle" in the Rocky Mountains.
uc'0Der y, sn tAJaGsi u over me FottherI
PRclhH NallruA' 70 tho Pacific
Northwest and California.
Also, ~spteu ter 10 and CiObst s. FXouf
Blots to Southern California direct
over tn . santa 10 rIute.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

DIR. Il g. shortlidge has gone to sAr1-
toga 10 pass a week.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

VACATION
EXCURSIoNs
10 AUTUMN TRIPS
N THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.

IN THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER,
or from nino to thirteen days, with visits to
ali the leadinR Mountain, Lake, fiysr and
keAside Resorts IN row hngland, New Y ork
and canada, Inducing the white Noun
tains, Montreal, Quebec, the sRauenay
River Lake hlompni emaKOg. stowe, sun :
NIT OF mount Manifold. isles Of shoals,
Mount UeBsrt, NJ JOsehesd LREe, Old or,
chRrd BeAyn, Hudson River, Saratoga Lax Q
ueorEe, Lake OhRmplain, Au7abie EbBBm
the Adirondack MOuntainB TIC Wyoming
Valley, WATKINS ulhn, HitEaTA Falls, the
IhDu'RDd ltlADds, the st. Lawrence Riyei
and kaplds, Trenton FANS, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

a GIRL FOR aENFRsL
w hOusjHorI at sll Yves st. ali II
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-20
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Two Old and Honored Names.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal
The two well-known and eminently honorable
and useful men of State, Dr. Jefferson
Helm, of Rushville and Oscar B. Hord of this
city, laid to rest yesterday, leads to note
some Incidents in the life OF each of these men,
and their Identification with public interests in
earlier days.
became acquainted with DIR. Helm in 1S47.
wher he practcing physician, and an act
i've promoter of all enterprises looking to the
development of central and eastern Indiana.
In 1s4s 1 was one of committee of five for the
procurement of a charter for the Junction rail
road. now &C. H. e. I.) That charter was grant
ed in February that year. TO twenty special
incorporators. OF that twenty the only survi-
now is the Hon. John Yaryan, of Richmond
These twenty men were of the most active.
terprising men of Rush, Fayette and Union
counties, everyone leaving their marx on the
the various Industries, professions and com
merce of those counties. OF the five CON mittee-
men, am the only survivor. In the suose-
9uent struggles TO build the Junction railroad
was closely associated with DR.. Helm. and al
ways found him true TO his first love" and his
trust, in all his relations to it. as we'll as the
people he represented Rush county owes much
of its present great prosperity the foresight
and successful efforts of Jefferson Helm, aud
such men as he influenced in her dew elopement
OF Oscar 3. Hord, can say first met him
In Union Circuit Court, in 1852. being his first
court as circuit prosecutor. liz was my first ex
perience on grand jury, and had several as
sociates equally green. Our fore man was An
drew Hamilton, yet living in Union county.
who had acted as justice OF the peace, aud was
the son Of Israel Hamilton. who one of the
Justices first appointed in the county. the son
was therefore somewhat familiar with forms,
and greatly aided the young prosecutor and his
Green jurors TO properly do their work and make
q fairly respectable report To the court From
these early associations up the present |
have known much Of Mr. Hord. Whilst never
sciient OF his knew much OF him in his prac-
tice, and ne ALWAYS impressed me as painstak
Ing and conscientious lawyer. always trne TO his
client, but never stopping 70 trckery TO gain a
case--would We had more such. An ardent and
believe an honest Democrat, and working for
his party, IL was always on the lines of honor
kbIe party warfare. On all party questions hs
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Miscellaneous Items.

Ticket scalpers. it is stated, decreased so per
cent. in 1887
The latest reports show that there are in serv-
ice on American roads SAG. 600 freight cars.
Construction work on the Missouri Central
road has been discontinued, and the general Of
fees closed.
In the year 1887 116 brakemen were killed on
Michigan roads out of a total of 24l railroad
men who were killed.
A committee Of road-masters American
roads is to investigate the merits of the various
descriptions Of metallic cross-ties.
The National Coupon Ticket Agents Asso-
The annual meeting to have been held in
Cleveland. o., this week, and but one delegate
put in his appearance.
Commissioner Fink decided that the West
Shore road is entitled to differentias on west
bound freights, making six lines which are
favored with differentals against the New York
Central and Pennsylvania roads.
The two hour train between Philadelphia and
New York on the Pennsylvania is hauled by
gines having an 18x24-inch cylinder and driv-
ing-wheel so inches in diameter. These engines
frequently run a mile in fifty seconds.
The Chicago & Grand Trunk demanded diff
ferential rate on live stock east bound out Of
Chicago. and after a few months fight, costing
the roads 800 600 in loss of revenue. the differ
entail was granted. Now the road in
and demands differential rate on all classes Of
export freight, and threatens to open another
rate war unless its demands granted.
The investigation of the alleged crookedness
In the passenger department OF the PlttSburg d
Lake Erie road has been completed. aud the
general passenger agent is TO be retained in that
position. Only two clerks will be dropped from
the service of the company. The friends of
General Passenger Agent Smith say that ne
employed juvenile clerks, which caused the
trouble.
Commissioner Blanchard. of the Central Traf-
ne Association, Is very sanguiue that the two
amendments which he has suggested to the
Interstate law will be tavorably acted upon.
The first is a provision for the protection of
railroad companies from fraudulent representa-
tions of shippers in regard to the classification
of consign ments the second is provision to
prevent the sale of railroad tickets by any one
not authorized agent of the railroad com
pany The last is movement to freeze out the
scalpers
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

U1HE STAR BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN FOR SUB
l. scrptions to stock in the eleventh series, Star
Building and Loan Association. First pay night,
Wednes lay. Feb l. Meets every Wednesday
ing. at 70 East Market The Star has record
unequaled among building associations. None of the
directors interested other association and
give exclusive attention 10 the interests of the Star
WM. HADLET, President. 20 East Market street.
VIM j. KERcHEvAL, Secretary, Daily journal count
groom
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A NEW FULL ROLLER FIGURING MILL IN
N best wheat-growing section in Indiana Mill do
ing large and profitable business. Would exchange
for drv goods, boots and shoes clothing Address
BOX So, Clay City Ind.
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A Violent Inference.
New York Su

New York Sun.
Little boy" said an old lady, sis your father
a Christian} Does he fear the Lordf
II guess he does" replied the little boy. 81
know when he started for church last Sunday
he took his gun with him."