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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-03-15

Gait a tomber. An bout dune heu-
IL Luclenne passa pres du village
d Gavarnie, que DIES rocs enormes
deroberent a sa vue. Apres avoir
gravi une petite cote, ellie SO trouva
dams IN Cirque Oh l'obscurit6 ne
lu1 permit d'entrevoir que do som
bres 1t gigantesques masses La
voix furibonde dune puissante ca
t%aructe sly faisalt entendre. Ce
lieu paraissait 81 savage, 81 terri
bic, que, saisi dun REIMBURSEMENT
d'effro1, Luclenne allait FUR. Mails
en- ce moment quelques rayons de
lumiere, fltrant a travers les oils
NAL JOINTS DIES volets ct d. la porte
dune cabane, frapperent e re
CARDS. Cette cabane etait au fond
du Cirque, adoss6e a une haute
muraille de rochers.
ST lasse que ses pieds Sc d6ro
baient sous ellie, Lucienne comDrit
quill ny await pas a hester. Ellie
sc tra1na vers la cabane, q L. porte
de laquelle ellie frappa.
Qui va Ia? demanda rudement
une voix a l'int6rieur. Passez vo-
tire chemln.
LIE occur de la jeune file battait
81 fort, qu'elle ne put %articule- que
ces mots en- g6missant.
-Je meurs! ouvrez-moi!
Tn voyageur 6gar6, sans dou.
tie, dit cette fois une voix dune
douceur ang6lique. II a froid ct
fsim peut-etre!.. Oh! il ne fault
pas le repousser.
La porte SQUIRT, ct Lucienne
entra en- chancelant. Une jeune
file s'6lan;a au devant dele ct la
soutint.
-Une femme! s'6cria cette jeu-
ne file avec une divine expression
de piti6. Vite, Gil Biarltz, un peu
de bols dams l'atre ct un siege au-
pres du feu.
En- entendant prononcer ce nom,
Luclenne hxa ses yeux sur lie mon
tagnard: ellie lie reconnut.
Gil Biaritz, Pun de nos gui-
des? dit ellie dun air surpris.
Moi meme, mademolselle, re-
pondlt lie montegnard, non sans un
peu d'embarras. J'al laisse Jean
Gu6rin reconduire la compagnie,
ct je suis revenu a ma cabane, Oh
j~avais promis de rentrer &c soir...
Mails, reprit-il, il para1t que vous
n'avez pas suivi lie bon chemin?
LA neige tombait 81 6paisse,
que j'ai perdu de vue mes compa
gnons, ct je me suis egar6e. Heu-
rsusement 'ai apercu DIES traces
de pas, les v0tres, sans doute: Giles
mont conduite ic1.
-Dieu soft loue! dit pautre jeu-
ne file en- attisant lie feu. Tenez,
approchez vous de cette belle fam
NE; je va1s vous bonner DIES v6te-
ments secs, car les vot1es sont tout
mouill6s.
IA c0nt1nEer.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-03-15
mo OTHER
Railway in the Northwest

has n so short a period gained the repu
alton and popularity enjoyed by the
GEM
TRIAL LINE From a com
para lively unknown factor in the COM
ne. cial world, it has been transformed
to an Independent, influential, ar: Id
THROUGH ROUTE, with m gnifi ent
depo.s, superb equipment and unsur
pas ed t rminal facilities Through care
full cat ring to details, 1t has won for
itself a reputation for solidity, safety
convenience and attention to its patrons.
second to no railroad in the country,
PULLMAN sleepers, models of palatial
comfort, dining cars in which the cuisine
and geue al aEpontm' hts are up to the
highest standard, and coaches especially
built for this route, d e among the chief
eleme is which hav contributed
towards C te:ing successfully to a dis
eliminating public. Located directly on
its line, between INNEA POLLS and
ST. PAUL, an MILWAUKEE and
'HICAGO, nd DULUTH and MIL
WAUKEE and CHICAGO. are the fol.
towing thriving cities of Wisconsin and
Michigan: NEW RICHMOND, CHIP
pEWA FALLS. EAU CLAIRE, ASH
LAND, HURLEY. Wis 1RONWOOD,
Mich, BEssEMER, Mich, STEVENS
POINT, NEENAH, MENASHA, OSH-
KOSH. FOND DU LAC, WAUKESHA,
and BURLINGTON, Wis.
For detailed information, lowest cur
rent rates, berths, e c., via this route,
to any point in the SOUTH or EAST,
apply to nearest Ticket Age t, or adj
dress
VIM. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. s. Ticket Agt
MILWAUKEE,.
+. H: ANSON, Northwestern Passen.
ger Agent, No. Nicollst House Block,
Minneapolis, MINI,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-03-15

Vim de Bourgogne a $1.25 lie gal
Ion, a la Compagnie DIES wins de la
Callfornie--otice a Minneapolis
253-255.-2e AVENUE SUD.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-03-15
ECEIo DE L,'OUE5T

QNUQn I'm tres interessant livre de
OUOIlDaS0 pages sur la surdite, bruits
dams la tete ETC.. comment les guerir.
Envoyez franco, Adr Nicholson, TT
McDougall st. New-York.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-03-15
THE
Farmers & Mechanics
Savings Bank
Temple Court, cor Was
hington g. Hennepin.
DIRECTEURS,

VIM. CHANDLER. j. W. JOHNSON.
THOS. LOWRY, JOHN DeLAITTRE.
III. d. KOON, Gov. j. s. PILLSBURY,
Y. b. LANGDON. E. II. MOULTON.
j. G. OSWALD. CLINTON MORRISON
I. D.:bkILES.
CLINTON MORRISON, President.
THOMAS LOWRY, Vice-Pr6s.
E. II. MOULTON, Tresorier
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03

The italians oolu9yiug the street cor.
neTs Sill hold tho fort, but Only throuph
she mercy q the municipal o7urt, When
thsy found that the decision OF the M
perior Court had gone aaAInet them
.they made an appeal through their a.
tosHey, Walter II Hayes, ESQ 10 ths
munioipai ooEEt for stay Of EXECUTION
for the period OF ten DAYS 10 snshle
them to dispsss Of = large amount 81
peFishsbls goods some OF item had IN
hand, and whish they would lose iu
vhols or In part II the dsorte OF ex en-.
tsou IVES enforced.
Oity eo'icitor Ball, who 90 suooess.
fully PROSE cuted ths Italiars, actin,
upon the principle OF tenpsring Ius.Ios
with mercy, advised tho Judge 10 CON :
ply with their request.
Juago Turner, with that 1ne sense Of
J ass.ee which has marked oil his deeI.
sionp, went ., onos ever 20 the side on
mercy and granted the prayer Of tho
petitioners.
Tbs Italiars received the decision
With many thanks for the louiepcy Of
tie court, and have gone 70 work 10 Al
oboe olOso out their buHinsas az d look
for moro oongenial cllmes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03

Only three cases graoed the prisoners
box this morning at Judge Turner'S
Court One of these was Andrew Crook.
enbaeiS, who claimed to hail from the
rural districts, but when he got to the
city tho gildfd saloons presented attrAc-
tions.Whieh hscOuld not resist aud he be-
came = victim Judge Turner, however,
gave him bsnignant SMILE, some good
advice and told him 10 HE away to his
county home and sin NO more, He
hied.
Michael Ryan was another unfortunate
who imagined he never cou d be happy
without taking in a good supply Of the
sob, DO joyful He was given 20 dAya
60 think over his folly.
Edward Butcher, occasionally indulges
in the pAstlme Of whipping his wife when
ave refuses to give him money with which
20 prolong bis bacchaualian TeFels. His
lost performance took place last Monday
and the mAltreated vile appealed TO the
the Court for protection. Besides the
moral lecture which his Honor, Judge
Turner, gave the wife bea'er on the
TnOrmlty OF his crime, he save him two
months in jail, that he might have time
to commence a reform.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03

The annual convention of the WomRu'a
ChristlAn Temperance Union Of Della
ware, will be held In Middletown, Wei.
nesdAy, Thursday and Fri1Ay, October
10, II and 12. The executive COMMITTEES
Will meet at 1890 n. m, Wednesday.
Tho convention will open at 2 p. m. Each
Lo'al Union, having reported their dues
to the etat', Is entitled to presentation.
II 10 suggested that owing to the difficulty
of securing entertainment for a large
number, each Union send three delegates,
and report names at once TO Mrs Y. l..
Culbertson, Mlddletown, Delaware For
reduced railroad orders. serd to Mrs Jos.
BellAh, No. 5l2 West Sixth street, Will
mington. Mrs. Harris Of Brooklyn, and
Mrs Frances j. Barnes, National Saper-
intendeut OF Y. W T. o., department
will give addresses during the convention
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03

TT Prenbyttry Of Nsw Castle, which
iuoludCu the whole Peninsula, met ~
Rock Church, Cecil County, nd last
evening, and or2ehized ny eltcttuR
Rev. W p, Patton, BIT the New OAttle
Presbyterian Church, moderator. Rev.
J N. btoneOipheT, Oh the Dover Presby.
tetihn Church, pTdHobed tbs openin z
sermon. Besides the TeEulsr routine
business before the PFeebytery several
ohsngsa Of mlniuterb will be- made.
ksv, Mr. Bich mRn's request 10 have
nia pastoral Relations 10 tins Westmiu-
ater Presbytery d ssolvtd has been
granted, and The b III for him at the
Fivst Preeby ter an Ehutoa Of thjs eity
VIII be acQuiesoed ID by t,e New Castle
Piesby terry. Rev. MT Hickman will
b. rendered RECEPTION at tbs Fist
Presbyterian OhuIdh, of which be 10 TO
be this pastor, ne1a Tuesday evening.
Another ohsngs IN tbs Wilmtngion
churches will be- thRI of the Central
Prtsby terrain Church. Rev William
P. SRRrtz pastor df the Fifth Presby.
terlHn Cturoh OF TrentoR, N. j., and II
the Preebytery OF Reg Branswlck, has
had his pastoral relations IN that Pres
bytsry dissolved ~ order that he mia lat
accept the psstorate of the Central Pes
Oyterlan CHURCH IN thia city. He will
probably be rtoeived to-dty Into the
Preso tefy Of HBaI CAstlo, wnich meets
81 the Rock Church. Cscil ccua,y, ND /,
AID the ohl OF lie church will be
placed in bis hands ty the Prssbytery,
He e1peots to commeLce his ministra-
lions Ia this eity On OFT .b2F "a.
Rev. j. l. UaherEsr ureanhei his
fA 'eWell sermon az ths White Clay
nreek Pissby tsrlRl Charoh on Eunday
lAyi.
His resignation will be- presented C
tds Presby terry ~ Rock Church, MARY
Ia I'd, and " hen be ACTED uuou.
w zen fayorAbly pissed he viii app q
b., transferred 70 d Western Prsstytory
where much larger hsid to display hll
tAlents will be of brsd him.
The White Clay Crssk Church has
NOT yet made any arrangements for .
new pastor.
The delegates from the Presbyterian
churches OF this Bity 10 tho session OF
the ReW DSst,e PFesbyter which cou
vtnss At Rock, Nj, this evAnlns, are
as fOlloVt: Bannvef, Rsv. Lgfsygtta
marks, d. D., and D. W. Harlan; Birst,
Dr.. Read j. MCKRy aud William Law
son; Osnual, T. n. BroWE; Wsht, Bsy.
A. N, BOiew,u and Jatn,s Morrow;
Rodney StIeef, Rsv. W. L, HcKsRn
aus Willistn N CANDY Olives, EeV. Il
ID. Hewbsrry aud y HcAenry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03
DIED.


FOREAKBH-In MArshalit1n, on the sOtb
OF Septem Dor, 1888, Hannah E., wife d
John II. FOfehkeT, AGED u years
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitad 10 attend her funeral from the Fosi-
dones OF her parsnts, John and Anne Nc.
cullen, on Thursday afternoon. At oba
O'CLOCK. barFioeB At the house lpteFmont
81 Lower Brandy vine Pro- b. terian GENE.
tory.
HlRHBY-In BrAndyWlns Hundred, on thu
"a INST, hebeeoe W., vic Of James Is.
Hornby, aged o. years.
heletives md friends arc respectfully In
Fitsd 10 attend her funeral ffop the reai-
denos Of her husband, en- Friday next. A. IL
o'cloek 3. N, serv!o az nat LsbR aon Nj
DtmetoIy.
BlRDEE1. -Ip this city. on the 21d inst
Msrths L. Rordner, vito or OhaFles +.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
wei 70 ntlcud tso fungrhi from the rsFi.
0sEce a her husband, I125 West Front
eLraet, on THURSDAY Afternoon at o'clock
iGt,rmen' o. hivsrylsE OemslerY.
o1HhOE.-On tho lst last, Ruth A. v.
Relatives and ffle- DIS Of tho family are
Es0selnl!y idVitsd o fttend her funsrai,
IRON toe residence OF h3r bEothtr-tn lfW ]
Y, VAudskrit, o. 10 Z Ta.baii stEeet, on
Ilur1day morning at 10 o'clock. Interusnt
AZ D.aTysr'S eenotsry.
oAyI5-un Cctob Is, Of oo,sump ion
hAhneh M WE OF William n. DAVIS, IN
the toth yoGF OF her sgo.
funeral from the rcRidsBos OF her father
william skinner, PennbhuIy Township, on
hursdAy, Detabsr 4, TO leave the house al q
o'clo X. lnterm0nt At BlTmiIghsm. Rols.
uyeh and fTiendItrs Invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03

George W. Cham bers of this civ.
who for some time has been the euper
OF the Philadelphla Divliion
OF tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ten.
d ared his esSPnation, to take effect on
ths hiss OF THE month. Last sunday
week The employees in the 10 aohinorS
department OF the d. s. o. railroad pre-
esniei him With = reclining chair mad 9
to oder and gotten up In the very best
sty 10. Yesterday the tnsipetr5 Of tt
Pniledslphia Division presents him
With q handsome gun The p-esfnia-
tlon was made In Philadelphia, and
was As complete , surprise to BIT.
uhSmhers as vas the char ON the 22I
met Mr.. Chambers will leave VII.
mington 10 few days for his future
home in VlTti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03

There were some very Gue clRplsys O;
HnniH Tournament playing yesterday
a'tsrnon by toe Delaware Field Club.
hies baTerd aud Mics Pyle Won The
Soy end olub championship, tbs score
D ing The pTize Ehs p hands ,ns
olub bell, Eh'eh diss asyAId bolds. In
INC tirRle finals Mss KItls Pyle vas
pittsd agalnst @ihs HocpaP, bat NJ lss
fgle won, aud Miss P9le was altn sac.
teseiol Ia tie second and third ol,sses,
carrying on tue pIizs, silver Mirror
hand glass.
The finals IN tho doubles vera FOR tha
b,si IT, three setr, AiyB BayErd and
misS WaEo winning without difficulty,
rlSi Cd thla AFTERNOON, " "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03


MI. Norton has written his lsttor Of
acceptance Of the nomination By the
Republican party as Vioo President Of
the United States. After reviewing
the platform adopted BY the party, and
the Demooraiic policy Of reducing the
surplus he aayt;
AdmltrinR that the present tarIl, By
lapae Of time and the large expansion
o. trade which tt has stimulated, neoda
revision, is u not Wiser And more pa
triotic 10 revise 10 with o careful rogaFd
70 the interest OF pfooteclion than with
see purpose Of lealenin1 iw protective
These arc some Of the questions
which muet be answered ~ the national
polls In November. For myself, rs Z
oitiEsn and ag candidate, l do no,
henissts T. declare that from loug OBJ
aeEvati0n AN an unwAveHinK friend
OF this protective system. In q business
life nov Cxt8n ding over forty yoArs 1
have witneiEed and compared the eject
upon the o3uulry OF . revenue taElH
tending 10 free trade with 4 protective
tAsih encouraging homo indAntrIea.
Upon the former the developments q
the conntry hAs always been arrested,
whilc under the latter IL has uniformly
been promoted.
To the men who earn tfelT bread BY
tho aWeat o. thelr btoWs tbs difference
between the two systRms 10 that VI mar.
rowing chances on the one hand aud
Expanding opportunities On the other,
Free trade would open America Ia
competltlon with the whole ~ofid. Pro
tctiDn reserves AmerioA for An sIican
b tn native aud adopted.
The Industrial system OF o country ID
as sensitive As its publio credit. A hos
tile movement creates distrust In the
pablo mind, and cjnhdsn3e, tho only
basis OF Successful trade, becomes i'm.
paired. New enterpFiitB Hlther In the
bad, capital grows timld, the Asid oil
labor 10 contracted, and pressure FOL
employ ment inevitably reduces The
wages Of all w0Fkingmen. With The
views Of the Convention, 90 ffAnkly X
pressed In its resolutions, upon ell Other
questions OF public Interests, and my
self In hearty Aoo0rd.
In relation To silver and ita Important
barring upon the national currency, n
we'll - its connection with and iuha
enoe on the prosperity Of large eeotlont
OF our oomt1on country; IN ita Advo
cAey Of . judioious settlement Of tbs
puolio lands policy, In urging the ne.
oesslty for better coast deieuoss aad the
duty we Owe 20 the shipping interests
of the country, the platform bot 70
psais the approved principles OF the
Republican party.
The Republican platform proposes q
distinttly American p1h'y; Hoi one o.
narrownsea and hiROtry, has une broad
and philaeihropio-a policy that beat
helps tho whole world By the example
Of great, growing, powerful nation
founded on ths equality Of every ma q
before the law,
1t is for the American people to de-
velOp and cultivate the Continent e
Which, In tue providence Of God, they
have fallen heirs. They should Adopt
. policy which lOlkA steadily 20 thii
great end, with no spitit OF nArrownss
toWHrds other peoples, but rather, II
tie hlRboat Interest Of al, theg should
aud under their own Gag q Geld O
hmitless advance in the direction OF tn,
improvement, the prosperity and thI
happinesR ~ men,
Very respectfully, yours,
LEVI p. MORTON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03

Last might wAs the fi,at Of the ihree
nights TO be fptE. By tie ffl0nds OF
ABbnry n E OhuFah In fbe On ioytn ent
Of oyster suppats bBa literary e1ter,.iI,-
ments In the vRetEJ bull5Iu0 Az Fif.h
aud Sh'plsy R.rsaIs. yhc 0lgigk room
Is on The ere. fiodF aad il Eandsorneiy
decorated with dlPa, folsEu ard DE-.
eTs. The second stCry fe devoted 70 "a.
hrsr7 Cff1rH rtrgl.. Banner g-os
served to Lboui zoo pe3aIe s15 sftar
words they Wsri 6nttrtsiusd ungtsIra
b. lh7 young ,etpls win ab exsgjisst
program OF Ee,eeI sssdires AID latin.
mestAl maf!c 4 rae trtrI'es,uai
tIett Las bAe1 pt -l.rsd {or this nys1.
lac which, " Ia o Flsrd turner ia
chstmii iadloa, t4aild sttrset eytry.
body. suppsT d cas IS centp: otil.
,dltn. ID csn.S.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03

William McCloskey from Chestnut Hin,
not far from Newark, came to market IN
this city yesterday afternoon, in a two
horse wagon. After he had sold ont he
LETT the Bulls Head Hotel at @ 20 clock
u return home, Reaching the centre of
the Folly woods, three-quarters Of a mile
east OF kewpaIt, he was stopped by four
men. Two of them took hold of the
horses, while the other two, who were
masked, jumped into the wagon, and,
presenting a revolver at his head, de-
manded his money. AT the Fame time,
they seized him and went through his
pockets, finding 20, which they took and
hastily took their leave, Market people
should go prepared and give these high
Waymen warm reception.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03
THIRD EDITION.


The Women's Chris'iAn Tcmperance
Union held their annual meeting at 2
u'clock, yesterday afternoon, In their
rooms. No 500 Market street, Miss Anna
8smple presiding, and Mrs. George 8.
CApclla acting secretary
Ma. Anna 1aggart, treasurer, reported
1ecelpts, dues, $166; donations, $3.50 2s;
coileetions from variout sources, Si8 ~;
l,onofaFy members, e; offerings from
Waat Presbyterian Chu cb, Sails; col
lections at Opera House, $50 IS; total,
S576.s0. Total expenses, e4S5 90; ball
anee in treasury, S90.35 The member
ship was reported at Sl7 Of which 205
wore active members.
Atsa Bush, chair man of the Committee
on Free Reading Room No sos Market
street, gave an encouraging report. The
room wAa largely ratronized by working
mon md Young Mems ChriatiRn Ten
pernnce Union, with 15e members, haa
been .orRanized. Frank Willing, librarian
reported o2s volumes In the library and
the room besides was furnished with G ge
popular magazines and twelve news
papers.
Mary P. sattsrthwaite, from the com
mittee on Sunday obseivancts repoi ted
= liberal distribution Of literature, and
=
Dumber OF churches at the request OF The
committee Sunday school lessons had
also been given aud faught upon that
question, Mics Ella Porter, from the
committee on literature, reported the
distribution of 2 300 tracts, newspapers
and magazines at cost of "a AZ. Mrs.
n. A, Phillips made al encouraging re,
port Of the work In Sunday schools.
Mrs. ances A. Mether reported the
holding Of thirteen mothers meetings
DUR gtae year Mrs. George s. OEpelle
Eeportld the holding OF i've temperance
SnAss meetings during the year aud 4
parlor meeting at the residence Of Mrs
J. Taylor Gause Mrs W. 7. Sloeumb
reported the publication Of twenty arti-
cles in the various newspapers during the
year.
A report from the W. G. 7 U No. 9,
eoloIed, w0s offered, read and accepted
The Union has 80 members, a free read
ing room, library Of $50 volumes and a
good supply Of pamphlets, magazines
and newspapers
Altogether the reports were considered
very encouraging, AHd the members are
catering into another year with renewed
hope and determination.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-03
FOURTH EDITION

Washinaton Hastings vii address .
Republican meeting At Institute Hall
next Saturday evening.
Mr.. Donoho, at No. IL East geYenth
street, Advertises china, glass; croOkery,
Tampa, 80 ct moderate rates.
In another column the property Of ihs
late Philip Combs 10 81 vsIEised for rent
By Samuel Oulbert, 800 6hipley street.
The appuAl MEETING OF the Board OF
Trade will be held In the Builders' Ex-
change ro1mB this evening.
The Board OF Health hsld q meeting
lAht night but no business Of unusual
I'm portaBos was brought before II.
Room No 4. in No . school. was dis.
missed this morninR ~ 10 o'clock on
ooount Of the lescheT, Miss Brewn,
being taken with . chill.
Friend jordan, the riERer, will erect
the weather vene on the Court House
this afternoon. Jordan knows hts buHl.
meas and IL q Ars'-olAss workman.
Flour has gore up $3.50 per barrel
Vithiu thA last two weeks, and the
probabilities are that Il will 10 up h
IS before the end OF this week.
Senator Gray will address . Dsmo
cratic meeting In tho Philadelphin
ing.
Somebody IN The Superior Court yer.
tsrdAy AfterroOn took derby belonging
70 reporter OF the Morning Havp, and
eft his own dilapldAted tile in plEoe oil
u.
Would alter house after March 2bth
naxt, No S4S Madison street, into storI
for good t'HAnt. Would make q good
sundIy GGns, Apply 10 W. Boatl
Vernon, RArUBLIoAN olIioe.
The loss By hrs ct the Dover Glass
works on Monday niRtt 10 ssid TO b,
about SIS 200. aud that OF the Fair As
soclation 500 Tbs RiAEa works wert
sola At sherf sale yesterday fol
They ray the average politician Il
getting honrae TALKING about tariff AND
no tariff; bnt be cures his cold ever
night with DR.. Bull's Cough Byrttp
and begins Afreah neat morning viii
the laEk.
Rev. Vaughan g. Collins, pastor o.
SCOTT n. X Church, IL on q tGD weeka
vacation. Rev Mr.. Dodd will ocoupy
the pulpit IN his Absencs. He ihttni,
% visit his relatives and friends IL
Maryland.
The wedding Of Miss Louisa Richard,
OF West Philadelphia Gpd William d
Bradford Of below Middlstown tool
place IN Philadelphia 70 day as noon
Niles Richards 10 we'll hnuwn in thil
ctS, Is ia Mr.. Bradford, who formerly
lived here.
COwRIlis Wood Stains, the beat; Mo
In alPs Syrup Of Tar, the most efAelert
for ooushsi DAnfoTth's GlyoeIlns Soar
The pnrest. t4s- Mole prices on pStent
medicines: hiy's Ofsaa BALM, 3go
hadWAy's Relief, SO Hood's ssrsapa
Iihs, &c Cutlo1FA Soap, 15o. Dan
forth, druRgist, and and Market.
A scribe Of the REPUBLICAN OF
as'ihs Through the Klng stEest Inarke
pc morning th pped with his watch ir
his hand for ave minutes and ood
counting the numbsr Of psrsors syhC
dropped nickels into the La; Of q blind
man who vas standing at tho corner o.
b1fth and King sIreeth singing. TseB
~ one persons dropped pieces OF mauay
into bis hat. There are a ways wsys D
mskitg living IN THIS WoIlj for tn,
unforl unats.