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Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
wnxHaauOoMss a AHFUsLICAH.

Western men In Washington are
greatly interested in the receipt Of q
letter addressed recently by George @.
Richmond to James F, Matthews, OF
Denver, Col. Mr.. Richmond has
heretofore been a staunch Democrat,
but he has had enough oft. He wants
no more. He has transferred his al
legiance to the Republican party, and
for reasons which he forcloly states in
letter to Mr.. Matthews, who is the
Chairman of the Democratic State
Committee, In that letter Mr.. Rich.
mond says:
For you personally, and very many
others, | have unlimited respect, but
for the Democratic party ! have none.
| have severed my connection with the
organization, and transferred my affec.
tons and loyalty to the Republican
party, and from now on will be found
in that column, ii can carry a torch
My faith in the sincerity of Demo
cratic professions and platforms has
entirely exuded, and | bid farewell to
those things loathe, /. e., free trade,
demonetized silver, and Grover Cleve-
land, and go to those things | most
love-protective tariff. gold and silver
as money, the expenditure OF our sur
plus in the United States Treasury in
payment Of our National debt, and tor
great National objects for which a.
warrant can be found in the Constitu-
ten; freedom from Canadian seizure of
American fishermen, home rule in Ire
land, and for any man whom the
Chicago Convention may nominate,
] am for New England and against
Old England; for America and against
Great Britain and all foreign nations,
for my country first, last and always.
prefer the Republican club of Ameri-
ca TO the Golden club of England. l
relish the products OF American farms
under production, but dislike the pro.
ducts of English farms under free
trade. l am opposed to any measure,
called by any any name, that places
wool, salt, lumber, hemp, fax, peas,
beans, casbages, potatoes, seeds, fruits
and vegetables on the free list, while
England protects figs, prunes, tobacco,
tea, raisins, coffee, cocoa, currants,
beer, wine and spirits. / am opposed
to Chinese cheap labor, and therefore
oppose free trade that permits the
fruits of labor in China to cSme in
competition with the fruits of Ameri
can labor, American farm products,
American manufacturers, American
institutions, American fishermen, any.
thing and everything America pro-
duces that comes in competition with
the products of foreign countries
under protective tariff. Bismarck
says Germany fears nobody but God,
and such is the feeling 1 would have
every American, native and foreign
born, entertain of this United States.
1t ought to be added that Mr.. Rich
mond is one of the leading lawyers of
Southern Colorado; that he was
partner of the late Governor Pitkin;
that his standing in the social, legal
and financial circles in his State is I'M
questioned, and that he has re-
peatedly been the standard bearer of
the Democratic party in It's campaigns
In Colorado. He was only recently
the Democratic candidate for the office
of Attorney General. Subsequently
he was elected Mayor of Pueblo,
which has always been considered q
Republican stronghold.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
Tho Ball Is IsolllnE o..

The Democratic Protectionists
among business men are every day
showing symptoms of detection or dis
content. In Troy, New York, the
local newspapers report that James
0'Neil, President of the Central Ma
tional Bank, George b Warren, ex-
Mayor of that city, and John D.Spicer,
.eX Comptroller, all Democrats, are out
for Harrison and Morton because they
cannot accept the President 8 message.
Congressman Vance, Democratic
member from Connecticut, says that
he is much worried over the outlook
in that State; that the people are for
Protection before they are for anything
else, and that he hears "a good many
Democrats talking in o doubtful way
about supporting the ticket on account
OF the Mills bill, and that the cry OF
free trade has frightened them"
The Buffalo Evening News, which
was earnest for President Cleveland in
1884, now declares that It can no
longer support him and that the Re.
publican ticket should be elected. In
Plttsburg there are numerous signs of
Democratic stampede on the Protec
ton issue. General A. l.. Pearson,
who voted for Hancock and Cleve.
land, Charles +. McKenna, once
Democratic candidate Tor Congress,
and old tom" Marshall, who has
been out of the Republican party Tor
several years, as well as two or three
Labor politicians, have come out for
Harrison and Morton on the ground
of Profession.
In Erie Frank Heath formerly a Domo-
cratic ca diJaye ior the Legislature, and
III Greensburg, D.. Cowan, son OF the
former Democratic United a'es Senator
Edgar Cowan, have made similar dec
lar 4tions. The Washington Gazette re.
fuses to support the President a second
time bee ,us o tariff pnions. Up in
Montgomery county stauncn old John
Sliuglutf, the Pre- idsnt OF tle National
Bans At NOrristowp, who has also teen
the candidate of the u, M 1crat for Con-
gTess, is reported as 5 y ing: II will vote
for Harrison because | am disguised with
t lie pronounced stand in favor OF Free
Trade taken by Ilev land and by the
mooratic party at his bidding" The
Nav York Sun states that while the Mu.-
wumps In N ~ Y RI who are snh.Pru-
tectionists will or the most part stick to
Cleveland the New England Mug
wumps will be largely against him on
that issue. Thus II is that already In
the campaign the weak lines Of the
Democratic party on the tariff question
are becoming exposed There are siSns
ola political reorganization on this line
which the Republicans have no reason to
fear
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
Fems Derby TTsmpsi
rha Pan Van CaasatAa.

~ - e@NAA @A@HsN-s
A sad, pale, pinchsd face that had
onoS been pretty, . form Of skin and
bons only, young woman pTemAtufely
aged, seated on the roadside near the
downs, ut her wasted breast . tender
bate fretfully attempting 90 AppeSse lite
hunger. and b. her side grave looking
TsRaed little b y, year or two cider
than the infaut, Her husband, . shriv-
elled up creAture--mote clothes than
nar-hAd gone in search OF water with
nm empty pressed meat tin picked up
from the roadside; and here 10 the story
simple and sad eDoueh-thAt got
from the lips OF both. They had been
on the ''roAd" for the last three or four
months. The man was an iron striker
OF Manchester, had worked OF making
lion frames for carpet looms. The Bel
CLANS came Into the msrhet; Iron loom
frames were sent here, tariff paid and
packed, much cheaper than the Man
chester Arms oJutd make them In
vain had the unfortunate mechanic
tTamped the iron districts OF the mid
lands. Go where he would there was
no work for him. He, his wife and two
little ores, trudgsd the dreary road
Gu log the day, and sought shelter IN
casual ward at night, dry bread and
water, and pound Of onk um TO piok
for the same; while the mother would
get bread and milk grAeiousy awarded
her In return for her pound OF oakum
u DO picked With the bAbs ct her breAs !
The main objeoJ l1 comGng 10 the race
was 20 endtsv2F TO gstn few pence ~
holding horses, helping the SHOW pCu
pie erect their booths or by deina any
odd jobs possible to find
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

To open the Campaign with any hopes
of speedy success, attack the enemy, ma.
laria, before it has chance to intrench.
An obstinate foe twill prove If you don I
go right at 1t, L! you are prudent, o,
you will have fortified, upon the tirst In
tlmauon OF it's presence in your neigh
borhood Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
the medicinal ammunition that you re-
quire. Every form of malarial fever
yields to this fine preventive aud remedy.
For constipation, liver complaint, dys-
pepsla, nervousness and kidney trouble
1t is no less effective. Residents of ma
larial localities, and persons journing
in or bound for the great West, should
select this medicine as a means Of defence
against the frequent yisitations OF MAS
ma. Those in delicate health, the aged
and enieeb ed, shonld in every instance
resort to this signal inyigorant. Use it
for weak nerves.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
philadelphia, Wilmington 4 b
Smers Railroad.

ERaans VIII leave Wilmington ~ eoIlOWl
81 sssS g SIo IS ts5EPg S }, !, IA "a.
4 xc:q%ncSss ioS. 20, " Ii aSs, 1su a. NJ,
? g :1 a.. r. e. e. "a "a a.: sH9
1soo@ Il 4 81 oGA zcs, $40 10 as
Il 81 4 e., a.S ia. "a. SsS ga ' gSs,
~ For West Chester, via LAmokin, 90 An,
=, For Newark (CentreJ and intermediate sta
Baltimore and int e 4a 3 stsdous MA
BaItImoarSe and B Bay vi Line, IS m.
m hltlmore and Washington, I IS, 446, 500
" u and II 90 a. m, u OF, u II, 2 "A, Az III
Trains tor Delaware Division leave for,
Rev Castle, 8 %, s 30 a. M, l2N, 2M an
70 p. M, and u 05 Night,
SSeSSrSet3wn and LeWes, 30 a. m, sGOp.n.
beaford (eKpresB), 3 30 D. m.
h IA - 10. DelmAr, and way stations, 50
Express for Harrington. 50 p. m. Wa,
train, IS d. m. W.
;. Express iSr Dover. Harrington. and Del,
Franklin City, soA.m.
Tort and Norfolk, Il O6 Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII.
m,ington lexpress). 1928, 8 50, 20, IA, Sit,
p9n " u II 81 a, NJ, BOZ, 8 On, 4O2 $50
. ", 81, so. 8 u, II 20 p. m.
Accommoda ion, 62S, 10 % a. NJ, l8 4 D.
81. 4a, ga SIS OS 10 %. and Ii n 3. n 90
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia Cexpress), 200 26l 40
10, ~, IL 81 3. M, ~, 5 "a, ana 7O6 D. X
accommodation, 10 =. m, 1910 I& an
%, 40, and 10 90 D. m
For chester leXpressJ, 2 Is, Q 10. II 81 q NJ,
"a. 7 O6. and 10 70 D. M
Accommodauon, 8 Is m, u 10, l rs, aib
For New York (express), 2 90, 26e, actin
~. IL oil a. M, ~, ga, g Is, 7 %, and 10. ID
For West Chester, via Lamokin, SIS a H.,
Norfolk, IL o. Night, INV
For New Castle, MlddletoTu, CAvtan
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Beaford, Laurel
and Delmar, II 05 Night.
~ ~ y a. M, Y e6 70 So and IS p. m. Bats,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for Wi,
mlngtOn lexpressl, u. Is, so, 10, g,l0 ii, IL
A. NJ, DOS, .. 81 and 1l.20 L. Ri.
Accommodation S.S6, 10. "a A. M, I2.8S2M
g. .. 80 and II. AZ p. Nj.
FDr further Information, passengers are re,
terred 70 the ticket office At the station,
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expresk
upon which extra fare IL charged,
aenSrsi hsnsasr General f y: S1eD n,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Time table In effect May 18Th 1888. Trains
leave Wilmington (Freneh street) as follows
tor reading, BIrdsbOfo, Joanna, Spring
mtld, WaynebD arg Junction, Manor, Pottsville,
IMn$quai Allentown, Lebanon, Werners.
y,iil5 anu all points on the philadelphia and
heAulng II. r., 7.b0 a. IN. and 2. 40 D. m.
, For Springfield, WAynesburg Junction,
Soatesviilet Embreeylle, Lenape, Chadd'i
goIu ana Duponps and Intermediate points,
Ivy a. M, ana cop. m.
FOR Coates lille and intermediate points Al
h9 a. m, >. 10 and b.00 d. IN.
For West Chester, 7.00 A. M, z, 40 and 800
p, nj.
Daily except Saturday ana Sunday.
Fnr NeW Bridge aud intermediate points,
.; 10 p, m. and on Saturday only at s. 20 ana
II Is p, m.
On sunday for Reading and intermediate
intermediate noluts At 5. 90 D, M
A. e. McEA tsEAHD. BUWNESS BRIGaS
SUPERINTENDENT, Gen'l Pass, Ag'L
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
R4rsvItisa
EAG ehaapssE IsRs house Ha tine ogGy
RGRafGEd RFUa,' S0A MaFkea street.

EAG ehaapssE fsRS house Hn tine ogGy
RGRarGTd BFUa,' GOA Raarkea street.
Oupping ard leecbings I03 e. Second ct.
Try Busa's coal you viii like II.
Brazilian Balm, immediate euro for numpa,
brazilian l5alm cures o cold; 40 doses, 100.
Try BSsh's eGsl You VIII surely like IL.
Alllard y. Davis, jeweler, u. Second st.
Fine 10 K. Rings, at HAnf's, Is L. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, 6O2 West Front street
Hollis, 10. 4 Ntst I'd street, has returned
from Chicago, and Is still open though his
curtains are down.
=go to II. H Moors's stalls, Nos. n and "a
coma st market, for your nhpioe creamery
fresh butter; slso the best cream cheese at
mrRkot PRICE
l you want cheap picture frameH go 70 a.
X. Baugh, 200 West Second street. l have
the largest stock In Delaware; come and see
iof yourselves.
Ross has removed from ll6 Market street
to his new store, 40 Market street, with a
large stock OF hats. white shlTts,su spenders,
hosiery, ne,kWear and notions. All Of the
latest styles and prices guaranteed the
lowest in tho city Money returned II goods
are not satilfaotory.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

soHEDULA I@ ETFEor. April 20, 1854
rLa;nS leave JlslAVars Avenue DeP0p
EAST BOUND,

SoHEDULA I@ ETFE0r. April 70, 1854
rLa;nS leave JAslAuArs Avenue Depop
EAST 1uUND.
Tor PhiiadSlphIa and Chester, elE, Tst
DO, IS 500 %, 10 80 and HIl u g. m; oo. q %
Do, % 70, b2b, Q 20, 7 90, IS IS and 5 IS D, u
On Snndhys,I 50, ! Sc, 9 %, 10 80 and sllIta
nj eO' COS 6s,'S 20, %, to,As 10 and So
WEST BOUND.
1or SinSeriy, accommodation, daily II SC
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily e.
For Chicago and PittSburE, express, daily
IS a. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, dan,
II SS q m,
baltimore accommodation, daily IS IN
r nI, ~ OhieARo and st. Louis express
Singorly accommodation, daily sopm.
1Oh HANDSPRING, q 10 a. h.Sunda,
eny, lLoo .. n, daily except Sunday, 2 q
, 10, 40 D. m. daily.
Trains leave Mliks4 street Staten:
Ler Philadslphia 90 p. m. daily. Fol
Baltimore q 2. NJ, daily. BcI Lsshder
berE $50 and Hoo A. LII. daily, except ena
day; sios. m on JundAy only AsS and sc
Pltt.69TE. Chicago and 81. Louis express
daily 30 m.
Trains Tor MlDington-L,savS Philadr,
phis, daily, - %, 1000, aIl 90 .. m, iaOt
noS on y, 400, 4 80, ss.OO, zoo. alO, lOl
Daily, except Sunday, $50, y.sO .. m
AG.7a, and p. IN.
Sundays only, ala \ m.
EKppaas trAln6h
hATHs TO WESTERN POINTS LowHR THAp
VIA ANY OTHER LINZ.
". n. OIEMERTh, q, OSOULh
GenI MRnAEeR. GEM PAaA ARas
Telephnna No IHa
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
Tho Improved Monitor OIL stove for
1873.

The superiority OF the Monittr In the
important features of safety, sin plloIty,
convenience, durability and heat pro.
duotion, Is attested By Its uninterrupted
success throughout this past Is years
1t has achieved q popularity beyond all
others. More than three hundred
Thousand arc now in use. For ERie by
The Pickles Stove and HealeT Co.,, No,
BO5 5uipley street. sola aGeUts.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

BHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. II
cures consumption. Sold by N. B. Dan.
forth, cor. and and Market Str,
SHnoH's vITALIzEB is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appe.
tite, Dizziness and all symptoms Of
Dyspepsia. PrIcs 10 and rs cents per
bottle. Sold By n. B, Danterth, COZ.
and and Market SITS.
WILL you sUFFRR With Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Bhiloh's Vita
lizer Is guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by DAniorth. nnT. and and Market Hls.
sLEHPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
Ia the remedy for you. n. 3. Dan,
forth, corner Second and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
i'd nj Know t was
Loaded"


,,r . stupld boys excuse but
% iV' IA ,or tho parent who
can DC saiu ~ TAI,
Us child langulshing uaiiy anu ..is
soruize the want OF u IONIC anu
purifier? Formerly, a course Of
.n,nhur and molasses, was the
OF su'P"I ,,.aJ families INIT now
well'Tegu'a'eu ~ 80. 49,.
Selligent households keep hSor >
= lila. which is at once pleasant
,a and the most searching and
blood , medicine e. ever T % csOpo0
,.ri,cs. "My daughter, now q
ID, was IN perfect l,sa ~, le AMMAN; t,i ~
\ M l,dnJaS S Debility, dizziness,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Mrs. e 'zIbsIh TNtnAll slipped and
fell Oh the street, last Tuesday afternoon
dislooatiDg her right hip Sas wa
carried into the house OF MrE. Morrison
No. 40l Tstnsll street. and from theme,
removed on lounge aud carried TO hei
homo o. the corner OF Sixth and Tst
nall sttee'", when DR.. Finn wns called
In and sffoSGei the necessary surgioa
aid,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
THaE AKrIsARs'sAvIRa BANK.

EHhE AHrlSANS'5AVINH BANK.
no. BO7 MARKET STREET.
HOOp FoRATnp. ,pnBRuARE 29, lb1
Opento receive deposits daily from q. NJ
Until p. m, and on Tuesday and SATURDAY.
evenings from 10 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank providas that
prctts upon its Investments, except 80 muel
as is required for tho payment OF nsoeasaYl
expouscs and for suitaOls surplus for tai
security OF do po7it0ss, shall DO divided
anon the depHgit0rs.
No manager Is slloWed TO borrow nny part
Of the iunds deposited with the Corporation.
MANIAC ERS.
3eorSs W. BrSh, y. Allon Hillsl
D %ssle ntldin, d. n. dcbteustein,
Geo. s. OSpeils, Alexander ], Hart,
Uha5. ". Rowland, N. X. Benson,
Toe. l.. Carpenter, IT., OBJ II. jackson,
dsnry i. Ours, Anthony Higgins.
Washington Hastings,
MONEY LOAkEDON MORTGAGEB,
Gno. ". BUhH, GAo. s. OAPHLLN,
President. Vioe-Pesldent.
L. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
lsT-mV jos. N. Marian Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

skLE.-A GOOD BAY MAKE, 10
nd high, years old, sound and.
loAFlsB Of cars, 8 hrst class road
81 10 bought right for want Of use.
ID this olaoe and can DO seen at
rlth near MSdlfOn sIoet, rear Of
"a bhOp. w u
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

/ AliE-If,rJD bUIhLilnu STUNh
vcrsd 1t East Lake Park and Alno
ward :. FsGSoaAble prices. ISAAC
SY, UAcroit Y. o., Dol.
aS'on WOrE done, and lime, sAnd
y N---ishsi v-In ~
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
Railroad & Merchants Cafe,

no. IIe FRENCH ST., VIII, Del,
For Ladies' s. Gentlemen. Few doors above
p, WA Il. K. X. station. Meals b Lunches, o
q. M, TO IL midnight daily except ; undeys.
P!cni5kers, ExouTslonlsts and aousskeepe
supplied with lunches, y i the aLfn o. heir
homes, in she's y BAssets lJanea on de-.
p0sit Of Value. No eErof liluo q. ls'-eod'l n
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
JAS. A. KELLY,

kstailer Of Finv Wn0a, Whigkiou, etc.
Teath and shiplsy PtreOis. Telephone cali
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

ENlYE GENTS REwARD-RAN AWAY
G from the subscriber, an indentprcd ap.
craig, about 10 years OF aye. All persons
sre forbid trusting or baIbOring SAID tp-
prentice on my aoount. ANY one retTrpt,R
said BOY VIII reoelvs th9 Sbove reward, but
no expenses pail. 1851 a SMITH
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Lu--SI Va IN TUE m - 49,.
ball Assoc alton At $40 per share
\ Parker, lrospuTer. JAMES
)hPSON, Sto-ttary. Meeting
hdAJ evening 81 ! 90 o'cloot, ~ toj
|HOeL iJs-2os
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
TO the Ladies.

Ohildren's white dresses made to or.
der; lace caps at 3 bargain; also COM
plets line Of notions. Hukill b Poist,
4. e. cor. Second and TAtnall.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

H., 4 coy TiAr DAN
.G,1 ~, \ sn&l' h end }srman I'm.
ls,Sw,t.I &c ~ b1fintss An
A ,tts,n,'rl'l < Hood re.er, pee
E.e'i I, IL, this cniee, Z. al
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

that everybody ought TO know that A.
sergeant gives 23z0 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindllng wood In large
loads. Lime for withdrawing. Yard,
foot of Monroe streat. Central office
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign, Opening in the evening
DIR. simms' White PuImonIo BBlsam,
The great and mighty lnng medicine
for coughs, sore throat, SO. Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being exoelled
by any other. 800. and 81. Depot, 4th
and King SITS. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

lotioe,

The genuine shArpless creamery but
tor has ShArpiess printed in full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch g
LsAry, Madison street RtoOers, N. W.
eoruer EnuFkh
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

r $50 oAMB S4lfYE BUTTON
IL WAS lost eW day aEo suitable
rev 'rd will DO aid or So ne, at this oth's.
it-3,A
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

E ~, =. HOUSE ON SHIPLEY
NJ ~ ~ w !. .1y rent for balance OF
~ VI Aa'ksT street. iya.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

HI-A FINE RUOm FOR A
IA the darkness building, 10Th
n 'J' ~, Apply TO Il. Me-
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

sAJE-A rWU srOaY BRlOK
y No sll Monroe street, contains
|niAni hath, In hrt olAB order
|oistn e'nvonientes. Apply TO a
pm Al tbia oftns. if-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

eNbt--UNH - GnE OLUEST
bsN os.ahluh ID grocery itOrs's in
'ia part oiolly 90 d fspsOly for
ItFma ssGy. Address L., this
ie7.ti
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

!, W. ana a MAN AND WIFE
+. b i" =, W, ,' l WORK: three wh,te
~ 4trI,' uHl,rb, tEiIla for . oiise-
fda.u5t.9". '''llngton lat lliscrce
u6-1tS
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
IVlhhd

|ds, nan G,'NCAN, VI mtiEi
SGis Te ", ,or hotsIs, rosLauren a
b ana tI.es. Intelligence on, .
ueFnan, NO. los Ornnre
mlb-eod.lmf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
OPEN FOR THR SEASON.
CHARLES KYLE
ICE CREAM MAM

sA - H@aSa A#HEAbUR
At the uoEnsr OF Sixth n @MAMfrM
SABEEESs has Opone1 fsr tna SEASON ana
ts prepared 70 furnish the younN Iad4e9 1S,-1
gentlemen with tho TgtFoahtnH baVaraE1, NJ
we'll - parties, oalias ple-ninG. 6o. Hls naT-
lore, Doth on the nrH1 and second noors have
1oan repaperod, T0paiDts1 ard handsomal9
'efuini8hed snd every offert Nm be msds -
please. lie has ample DA1frtnaRV and e@s1
lurnish the best 0reaSR h ne RG1Kaf a ~
loEest rates. NJ n
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

pvnSS Tr n y IT, DO GENE.
Y I,laWS,, s"oisrenoO required.
"'erue. iybsts
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

y . 4 NM Il SSD y OOOK
'tIests rAuhhEcT, front
lb-2tA
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

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tb3uA
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

boz !, fireman; ALSO. AM
fsSts. "Sualng Mill, Ian And
n, 10 2t
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

npgi, , Si,oDttsl gIEsT GLASS
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

isist4 4 ssSsTi.uArIoN ASOT,Y.1
~ " This office. is.0ts
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

r,sS y \, ENERGETIC AM
r ana door. m2s-imt a
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-05
MARSHALL.

Ouiy SuS iooos
Harvest is in full blast and the corn is
doing we'll.
Miss Lottie Wise is visiting relatives
at Washington @. II.
Miss Ella Templin closed her school
last Tuesday. The ladies of the district
spread an elegant dinner which was
heartily enjoyed by the teacher, pupils
and quite number OF others. The
scholars entertained the guests in the
afternoon by reciting declamations, dia-
fogues and reading essays.
Mrs. Mary Penn and Frank Blair, of
Cynthiana, visited Mr.. John Stults and
family last week.
Mrs. Burt Burnett, after lingering
sickness, quietly passed away June Goth.
Mrs. Burnett was an earnest Christian
woman and her sufTerings were all borne
without murmur. She leaves husband
and four children who deeply mourn
her loss, but they do not mourn as those
having no hope, for they have the sweet
assurance that she has entered into that
heavenly rest prepared for Gods chill.
dren. Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Wamsley, after which the re.
mains were inferred in the Christian
Union cemetery.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-05
SHACKELTON.

July "a, 1888.
Cutting wheat is now the order OF the
day.
This village received much.needed
rain the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Alice Lemon and children, OF
Hillsboro, spent last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Purdy.
Rev. Henschell, of Lynchburg, deliv.
cred an able discourse at Mt. Zion last
Sunday.
P. w. Charles and David Pence re-
turned from Brown county Saturday,
where they had been engaged at saving.
F. Zara, wife, son and daughter, OF
Hillsboro; Messrs. Shafler and Tedrick,
of Jacksonville, attended services at Mt.
Zion Sunday.
Lester L. Fawley, who has been visit
ing his sister at Martinsville for several
weeks past, returned home Saturday on
account OF sickness.
The Reformed Sunday School is in a
fourishing condition under the superin-
tendency of Wesley Pence. The collect
ions OF last quarter were Sl4.94.
There will be an ice cream festival at
the Reformed Church at this place in
the near future. Further notice will be
given.
VIM. A. Mckee and family attended
the tent meeting at Hillsboro Friday,
Saturday and Sunday nights.