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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Don't Experiment.

You cannot AFFORD TO waste time In experiment.
ing when your lungs are In danger. Consump-
ton is always at FIRST only . cold. Do not permit
any dealer 70 impose upon you with some cheap
imitation OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get
the genuine. Because he can make more pront
he may tell you he has something just a. good or
just the same. Don't be deceived, but insist on
getting DR.. Kings New Discovery, which il
guaranteed TO give relief in oil Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free st n. s
Webb Drug Store. Largo Bottles 81.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
In n Fix.

First Ant Critic (at an exhibition
Great Scott
Second Art Critic-"I should say So"
How under the sun are we 10 get NJ
our critiques2"
Il don't know. There is no way TO dis
tinguish good paintings from bad
None at all. There isn't single price
mark in the whole catalogue"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
The Pope. Idea Of Woman. Dress.

White, blue and black are the three
colors becoming to young people, said
the pope, when giving some instructions
to a secretary regarding the trousseau of
his niece, Countess Marie Ricci. Gray
and brown, added the holy father, "only
suit old women, and ms for ell other col
ors do not like them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Insapt Ineubators.

Al the lying.in hospital of Lariboisiere,
at Paris, France, they are using what they
call "child Matching machines. These
machines are wooden tubs with lids Of
glass, In which children born before the
proper time are kept in constant temper
sture of nearly 90 degrees. Infants born
two months. or even eleven weeks, 0before
Iheir time, and weighing under two and
one.half pounds, have been kept alive In
these machines and are doing well.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
BIddy would Find Out.

Gentleman Caller-"Is Miss Smith I'M"
Biddy Yes, SOFT
c. C.-"Can see herr
Biddy--'I dunno, sorr, I'll go and
foind out. sorr She's taking bath, sorrt"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Tho Right Man In the Right Place.

Theater Usher-I'm a-afraid I'll h-havo
Ito g.g-givc up my ppoSilion, Mr.. Wings.
Managcr--W What's the matter?
Usher s-s-stuttcr so | couldn't yell
"f-ffire" quick enough il the t-thcater
should c.catch.
Manager-Stay where you are You're
just the man We want
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Ag,rd.om. comn,,m,n,.

Miss Etbel-Mr. -Feaiherly paid you Q
very handsome compliment last night,
Clara
Miss Clara-Oh. did hcl What was III
Miss Ethel--He spoke of your new
black velvet suit. and Thought he neye,
saw you look so we'll 1T is wonderful,
he said what difference dress make,
with some people,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Tips.

Magnetist-Yes, waiter am magnet.
list Would you like to sec me tip the
table?
Waitcr--No, sab; but if it's all de same
to you, sab, yer might tip the waiter, sab.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
An Unusual Occasion,

Omaha wife-What under the sun are
you doing?
Husband-Trying to tic this string
around my finger.
why, l did not ask you to do any
errand."
NO. This string is to remind me that
have nothing. to remember to-day"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
The Girl of the Period.

met n girl OF the.
And gently took her
thought I'd pop the
But didn't have the s&.
California Wasp.
And then / met anotherl /,
And strove to catch her /;
But when tried one fond en-
She knocked me into pi.
Cleveland sun. .-..A
The next case was a l.
For when asked toe
Her home from church and Ther
She answered, LET me b."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1888.


~ looking at the heading OF the first page OF
this paper Won will see;
WHOLE NUMBER 40
n rho number following your name on this pa
pa IS the same. or less than the number OF the
pfper, then your subscription has expired.
We g. not stop the paper until SO ordered by
subscribers
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
A Tiresoms sutton.

First Sweet Girl understand that
handsome stranger has been calling on you
quite regularly"
Second Sweet Girl-"Yes. he's awfully
liresome.
"Tiresomef"
Yes, he don't do a thing the whole
,ofa and ak"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
The Throat

II often diseased on account Catarrh,
producing dryness and constant desire to
cough. That tickling sensation and the
hoarsncss tn at II so common TO public singers
and speakers especially. II relieved nj once by
namilton'a Cough Troches which are prepared
from the most approved formula. DO not wait
till Acute bronchitis or even Consumption
takes nrm hold OF you Price only rs cts per
box, Sold by H. q. webb. Jan
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
Whore He Heard II.

Whore He Hoard It
why, Bobby" said his mother very
much shocked, where in the world did
you hear that expression2"
II heard pa say it when he was putting
up tho stove this morning." explained
Rohby
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10
about pstsass nails< ma
RucklNnpa Arnfea 4alya.

Bucklon's Arnfca 0alve.
The Dosa esivs in ne vostA sse ouss. Br,iisvs
sorss, Salt Rheum, Fever soesa- rsstsr Chappcd
Hands, ChilhiAins, Corns, and I'll Skin Erupncna.
and positively cures Plies or 10 pay required.
II 10 guaranteed V give perfscs satisfsction or
money refunded Pr,os - cents per boz. For
Sale By d. &. Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10

70 obtain patents IN Canada, EnGIand, Trsnee.
Germany. snd all other &c tries. Their srpsr-
snes 10 unsouslsd and their fsoiliNss are unsur-
passed
Drawings and specifications prspsr.d and fisd
In the Patent once short NOTICE. Terms vsy
reasonable. No charge for sIAn 10 sssss Of nodss
or drawings Advice By nail free
Patents obtsine 81 through an Oe are notices
inths SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Which hss
the largest circulation and 10 the most infusnti.t
tn: Advantages Of such notice svssy pssss'es
understands.
10 publshed WEEKLY ~ ESQ y.sr. ssd %
admitted TO be the best paper devoted 10 ssisacst
other dspsrtxzsnss Of lndustrisl progress. pse.
lished in any country. IL osatAiAs ths names q
ell patsntsss and title Of svsry isveshor petsuted
each week. Try ~ four months fer sas dollar.
Sold By all nsvsdsAsvA
Mann \ Co., publishsrs Of Bo,sntiAs AAsrisaA
81 Brosdv.y. Fsv York.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
DIED.

1YRE.-On the goth inst, MaKgio, wifo of
John Tyre, in her Seth year.
Relatives and frie1ds are respectfully in.
vited % attend her funeral from the resi.
denee OF her fAtherin.law, Peter p. Tyre.
uilpin avenue and DUPONT street. on Sun,
day afternoon at two o'clock. lnterment At
MT. Salem Cemetery.
bUOAS-ln this city, on the 27th instant.
after LINGERING illness. Gee. M Lucas,
Euseral from his late resideucs, No. u
tory.
HARBEH-In Newport, on the nth instsnt.
Kate b., vile Of Willism Barber, aged ~
Funeral on Monday. Meet a, the r,,,-
denee Of ber husband on Monday, 81 i o. m !.
Services at st. Paul's Catholic Ohuroh, vii.
nlnBtons on the arrival OF tho 4, as trAi a
rom Newport. Intermsnt at Rev Cathedral
9ALLAaRBR-In Phil.delphia, On the
laEher, aged 10 years.
Relatives and lriends arc respectfully In
yited 10 attend the servicss atl tho house.
no gao North fihh street, Philsdt lphia, on
h onday afterneen, at z O'Clock. InIerm ent
81 1lenwood eemeterJ. Fanersi priyate. :
ARmSrR0N9-Op Apii rs, 1883. George
Z, son OF Goo. u. and E. }. Armstrong.
Relatives and friends are resp sogfully in.
vited 70 attend the funeral from the resi-
asneo Of his parents, No. SEA Washing ton
street. on Tuesday afternoon, May lai, Al 8
O'Clock, without further notice.
SHEwBRoOKS-on the nth inst, Dell,
MAY, daughter Of John y. and Mary r.
days. -
kesatives and friends are respectfully In
vlled to attend her funeral from the residence
OF her parents. Itobdell street, south WIZ
minEton, on suadAy afternoon at o clock.
serv A. Old Swedes' Church. In terment
at OLD swedes' Cemetery.
The little crib is empty now,
The little clothes laid by,
mother's hope, q nAther's Joy,
In deaths cold arms doth lie,
Go, little pilgrim, to thy home,
On yonder blisffui bhore,
Weniss thee here, but soon will come
Where thou hast gone before.
Thy gentle voice now Is hushed,
Thy warm. true heart is still,
Ana on thy young aAd innocent brsw,
Is resting death's cold chill.
Thy hands are clasped upon thy breast
We have kissed thy lovely brow
And IN our aching hearts We know
We have no darling now.
Our firth N Hpavan
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

nS8AEa
Rsess g. Bro. have had their store
connected with the telephone exchaags.
A load Of hay was upset yesterday
afternoon In attempting 20 turn the cor.
ner Of Fifth and Madison streets.
J. n. Solomon offsrs reward Of 500
for the ruoovery Of his horae and wagon,
which were stolen few nights ago.
A lady named Powell, residing In
this city. had the misfortune to lose her
pocketbook, containing %, ON Market
street, Philadelphia, ON Thursday last.
Garrett Q. Smith, the druggist at the
middle depot, has opened his beautiful
soda fountain, the Moselle. Pedestrians
on the avenue will find it con venient
plAoa 10 call and get . cold drink sea.
soned by delicious syrups.
For . meat fitting suit OF clothea and
q large assortment Of goods, such as
striped Scotch cheviots, wide wAlo d.
sgonals and variety Of oassimeres to
merchant tailor, 233 Market street.
VIM. II. Hayward, OF Washington,
attorney In Pension and other claims .,
win be At the office Of Thos. II. HAnlon,
No. 8 East Seventh street, Wilmington.
from Monday noon. the S0th Instant,
until Wednesday morning. Ofioe open
evenings.
The Aid Society OF Silverbrook n. ..
Chapel will have an entertainment next
Tuesday evening. at the residence Of
Mrs. Retta Jones, 6ilverbrook. An In.
teresting program is being prepared +,
consisting Of music, recitations, etc.
Seats free. Refreshments.
MiohAel Powell, . lad aged about 16
years, was sent 10 the hospital ct
Eighteenth and Cherry streets, Phila.
delphia. for the treatment OF q sore foot.
Although II baffisd the skill Of Drs.
Kane and Fahey Of this city DR.. Pan.
coast expresses the opinion that o cure
may be affected.
Hoods SarsApArilla, 68s. Botanic
Bitters, 4oc. Pnlque, 35o. Viola
Dream. $50. Hop Tonic Bitters, coo.
Mex. Blood Purifier, $50. Moinall's
Syrup Of Tar, $780,, 10 unsurpassed for
curing cold. Sold by Dan forth, drug.
Rist, Second and Market Ohes pest
place for patent medicines.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
CURE OF
CANCER and ULCERS.

Judge 7. Q. McLendon writes 10 tho Swift
Specific Co, Atlanta, Ca. under date of Feb
ruary II. 1883 4" About three years ago, Jerry
Bradley, q colored man, had a cancerous sore
on his face. near the right eye. It caused
him great deal Of pain, and he lost the sight
Of the eye, but was finally cured OF the cancer
by the use of swift's Specific. This case is
well In Wilkes Co, Ga. where he lived
tnear Danburyl and OF this clze, l. myself,
had personal knowledge"
Mr.. L. Cox, of Arkabutla, Tate Co., Miss.
writes, February "a. 1883 a. ! suffered a great
deal from old ulcers for SIX ysars. Your med
icine was recommended to me. and after
using six bottles, Twas completely cured. I
never saw its equal ms Blood Purifier. Ny
neighbors will use no other. Your medicine
does even more than you claim for it. have
known II TO cure cases which were thought to
be hopeless. II is the best medicine made"
Mrs. A. N. Goldsmith. No. Ga Warren St,
Brooklyn. N. Y, writes, February %, 1888 81
commenced using S. s. s. about three years
ago. / had suffered with sore throat for
over a year when l commenced using your
remedy. fused great many other remedies
with no good results- MY little girl, also, had
sore fingers Il commenced from the quick,
and then the nails would come on. We doc
torod her for over two years, and whom COM
menced using ;. s. T. thought would see
what 1t would do for her. am thankful to
say that It entirely cured her. II is the best
remedy I know OF for tho blood. really
believe II was the means OF saving my life.
The doctor told me had q throat disease
similar to General Grants. l cheerfully
recommend 1t to all suffering from dis
ordered blood. I use 1t now as tonic when.
ever think need it."
Mr.. b. y. George, Milford p. o., Ellis Co.,
Texas, writes; ~ had n cancerous wart or
mole on my eyelid, as large az the end of my
thumb, which had the appearance Of cancer.
causing me much pain and Inflammation,
from which I suffered n long time. Seeing
the 8. 8. s. advertised commenced using II,
and after the use Of a few bottles the sore
dropped out, my cancer was gone, and was
entirely relieved"
Mr. @. W. Pettis, of Akin. 8. c., writes II
was q sufferer from cancer of the breast,
and had been under the treatment OF three
physicians, but 1t did me no good. II was SO
bad that had to stop work After taking a
course Of s. s. s. l was entirely cured.@
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
DlstIngulsned Pas.eprers.

This morning two special tra.ns
passed through this city without stop.
ping. The hrst train, Rt II. .56, consist
cd OF one combination car and seven
Pullman, and contained among other
'1lstinguished passengers President
oleveland, Secretary OF the Navy Whit
Hey' The ascond train passed at IL O5,
ana contained Senators and Rsprssen.
tAhves, among them being Senator
Gray OF our State. The passengers on
the trains were en- their way to Phila.
delphiA to witness the IAi no iirg I the
new warship yorktown and . dy uAmite
cruiser pov being constructed by
CAmp q Bon. The trains will be run
Gown TO Warrington street. wharf,
Snere the patty will take the steamer
columbia and prooeed to the launch,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
LABOR Notes.

WnKKsBARRB, Pa, April 81 The
Wyoming Az Works, at WilkesbArre.
employing 800 hands, yesterday notified
its employees Of . reduction in wages,
ranging from 10 to 80 per cent. The re.
duction being resisted, compromise was
effected, by which the men will work only
three days in the week at the old wages.
PrTsBuRG, April 2S.-Seventeen new
engineers arrived in Braddock, Penna +,
yesterday, TO take the places OF the strlk-
fng engineers at the Edgar Thomson
Htoel Works. They were assigned from
the Pennsylvania railroad. This aroused
the anger Of the striking engineers and
brakemen, and they say they are deter
mined they shall not 60 TO work.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-The rumor
that has been floating around town for
several days that Claus Spreckels will
move his family TO Philadelphia early
next month and will make that city his
permanent home, was confirmed yester
day. His friends say he has lost all in
terest in his old refinery and bis Sand
Wich Island Plantation, and will devote
himself, In the future, to the new beet
sugar industry.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
THIRD EDITION.
Leap Year Isstsstainmans.

Ths ladies OF Shiloh Baptist Church
wsye an entertainment for the above
1amsd church, under the auspices OF
Rv,B T. Moore, OF Odd Fellows'HAil
last evening. IL was . succtss, snd
ore Of the most orderly entertainments
given In the hall The grand promenade
gss led By the president, Mrs. Annie
Andefeon and Mr.. Arthur Thomss, Ut
no O'Clock. The ladies', with their car.
xiaRes, were on time calling for the gen
tiemen. At9 30 Mas Maggie N. EliAs
and Mrs. Sara Elias arrived, bringing
tha Rev. b. T. Moore and his father.
Miss Elias wore q peAkl colored silk,
she mother black silk; Mrs Maggie
p. Blakey, blue silk and natural flow
ers; Mrs. Henrietta Hubbari, pink sils
and garnet velvet batque; Mrs. Fanny
Watson, black velves trimmed with
laoe, and pink basque; Mrs. A. M.
Hooper, pearl oolored henriettA cloth
trimmed with black velvet; Mts. Indis
Boyd, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Tates, and
Misses sAlee, DOMAIN, Potts. and many
Others who were tastefully dressed
Among tbe favored gentlemen were
Messrs. VIM. Winston, Tobias Whit
can, Doman, Hendely, Lsndan, Boyd
Adams, and many others. After spend.
tng pleaaant evening they returned u
choir homes.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Girls VINO Noea VHatcnInr.

BURLINGTON. N. j., April 27 "A
delegation Of the Womtn's Christian
Temperance Union called on Mayor
SllpAth nnd told him ssme shocking
stories about the conduct OF young
girls, many OF them In short dresses,
who spend their time on the street and
who visit the rAilrca1 station, where
they talk to strangers and railroad men.
II is not unusual for half q dozen OF
more OF these girls TO welt up for tb Q
latest train, which does Eot arrive until
l O'Clock In the morning. The mAyor
has instructed the police to keep . sharp
watch on the girls conduct.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Fifth EDITION,
Ths naogmaa,. -,


COLUMBIA, q. O.. Ant, n.
IL s AZ o,o,naa %ss hanged at Andersen Jil : n
"a r,sv Ic.ook today. He wa. 20, e.o
.,. Unu wni.e man hanged in tbis s sue
many years, All mornins I,s h siats
70 DC 10 abject terror Of des,he ~ appea5
ously spoke Of the tormeni ~ aud pI
MIN. He said he appTscIs,sl .usl avail
mity OF his crime Maseu The on
semoled around the i.ii uy any people
ges : sight Of the doom sd dsSsOilns
"s,o hep' out with difilcul,v ~An'
ohANoEBURo, g. O., An,;io,
,soi, ooiored, Was hanged 49,.
ilg' He maintained hi ~ ,ns 'Ls md
tne last, and was very VINO m,ua1ecenoa
mornins. Many people Ra,Ss'Ht at all
the jail desiring to led Asseisd ~. aroJ
.n Uus .ney were not allowed .n,,. snsca
tne court. Tho oolored nsoui ouiuAeo'
Win tbs whites In their ,so.pt s[.ple J0i
vics tne man, and are IN bss,,W 20
ts. pa.ny With the suplOrlers Of fVI,sy my !.
FORT eMIrH, Ark Anvil
grow, George Moss aod osH 81
were hanged this mortinp liz ~, y, -,
conmi.,ed in tbs Indian T.,,,ro,Cnii II, Cii
tne men were negroes win y.
nlood. seven men vera anu. uu
hang here to-day, but ,o,,nmo., ,oace
moved Sandy Smith and thu .put puon
OF three others were comnp,.d 1SIN ne
President. NS'tu BY
LEoiaARDrowN, Nd, Anil \
John u. Briscoe, colored p'n
here to day for the murd., ~ r aan
\ =. r; Dixtn, OF the sloop Mary
the Potomac river, st lhe clos. ~, ~
gust. 1885. The exscution va. MI, "
a. under the law only twenty rs,'
are permitted to be present m n
had two trials and was t.ica 90 ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
YOU OUGHTN'T,
GunsrAl DirAasos

You oughn't to wonder
that, contrary to the exper-
ience elsewhere, our Mems
and Youths trade Is the
finest we have ever had.
Take Sack Suits for a single
example. We have them
cut In the latest custom style,
while In other stores they
are still using old style pat
terms. A little examination
will show what we mean,
and this is simply one SAM
pie of our tireless enterprise
and livellness with the latest
demand: Prices Iowermost,
OF course. A souvenir with
every child's suit.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
rbe presidents Rscspilop' :, !, ;,

WASHINGTON, April ss., y, ,ss II
an unusually large crowd tlsS. o. ~ Al
dent's reception yettelos,1,'. r,llsl
tue throng were delegates y s,ll d
convention, con the Boston p. boz. ss,iuia ~
many Of the ballet OF ~ .ne ,boius Il
trou pc, and most Of The cDS 4 I'D
9ls"H wss ,'owpsd by God and 'n'
was denied sdmittance.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
wedding Ralla

Frank Walter, Of Pbilsaslnh,,
Miss Abhie, daughter OF Mil,s .Ion.
Marylaod, were married Al U.a ~.
dence VI The Rroom's mother in u
chester, Pa. on THURSDAY eyeniD,
Rev. WIN. Il. Needhaul. G,o,ss 4,
don, OF this city, and Mis- I'M, R'I,
Waller, ofloiaied as Qroom,nar
bridesmaid. Among those pu,fnt !
hr and Mrs. Archie Thcub."n
aud Mrs VIM. U. Clayt tor, M H
Thom pson, Nj. John Jones N
annie aud Kate Weloh and Nj O'Dl
hoe. Mss Annie Beck, Of PuI,I
phia, performed the wedding m.|
The presents were numetous and
ful. The hAppy couple look Ma
train for New York. Thty ,etuius
Phlladeipbia today, where th.g ;
90 TO housekeeping.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
"uana,-soAt Hattie Again in j.

NEW YORK. April q -'Vlsa a,1
Hattie" Connolly, a notorious w N
and bunco woman, well keVAS ,,,sl Y
police. WAS held to-day lo' c',sl W.,
Justice StetsinR, In Jerss' y, w \,
bunoolpg Albert j. Pratt, 81 O.' y,
prosperous Jersey City ouAs''sS I'M
out Of various snms OF monsi b.,I
the money on the preteKs las' M, \,
year. old daughter Bessie wa ~, Ian Isrd
large fortune, and sIe "Hp'''
pay lawyer fets.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Mnldoon,A a lsianan

Carroll q Ryan's Comedy Company
appeared at the Opera House last even
ing before a fair.sized audience and
presented the roaring comedy entitled
'huldoon's Picnic" with the propris.
tors as Muldoon and MulcAhey. Their
rendition OF these characters convulsed
the audience with laughter, and the
show was worthy OF . crowded house.
The company is good throughout, and
the specialties were given in the very
best manner.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Gas explosion

READING, Pa. April 28.s ~ s.' o,,
gas chamber in . S,VTlpssSi,SIs
being filled at the Phlla'''p,ltd Fs,ltd
Residing Railroad Dep9a. ysslca| s|
gaa passed exploded: IhVisyEr ipI"E.rt
Theodore Davis, John s'0rS MI
Others were severely burned, t . tssI' s.s
sengers wera thrown NV ln.O a., bu.l
the flames shot around ths c''
Are vas soon extinguished'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
ANnrnan ,hn t,nni1atl

Yesterday the BrAudYwins Oh
Company were awarded The consnil
furnishing stone and brush forllsd
TO he constructed by the UlIlhS
Government 8. Reedy Island.
The bids for the oJrtrAoi VeTeil
lows:
John Satterley, Enelewocd, NJ
stone, Sl79 per yard, brush, Aa
yard; john A. BGuker, (inior1
atone, 81 rs. brush, q 10 Jobn
Churchill, Vermont, stone, Sl.H bH
81 80; Ira Limit, New Castle y
Sl.54, brust, si,74; BrAndywlne Gial
Company, stone, q As, bru'r, VI
The latter company Low adVslasa'
bids to supply brush.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
mr.. r,n.ny,s sx,ss,on.

The mission commenced By Dr.. TIT.
fAny, OF New York, 81 Trinity p. E
Church, about . week aRe, is still in
progress, asd will conclude uutil TO-
morrow night There will be services to-
MORO ut q and 10 20 Q. m, 4 80 and
7.S0 D. m. rne Afternoon service will
be for men only. DIR. Tiffany IL one OF
the the most earnest and eloquent
speakers ever heard In this city, and his
sermon yeiteIdAy afternoon on "Womeu
In 5coiety," wss an impressive dis.
course, and listened 10 By . large con.
areRation.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Ob,tuary.

George NJ. Lucss died at bis resi-.
cenoe, corner of Heald and Lobdell
streets, after long illness Of chronic
pneumonia. The deceased was well
known Among railroad men, having su.
asred the employ Of the p, W. & B.
Railroad Company as fireman in 1857.
An lSoO be was promoted TO an engineer.
ship, in which position he remained
until about three years ago, when he
resigned on account OF his health.
After res!gniDs his position be engaged
IN the coal business, occupying the
yard formerly ussd By the late Mr.,
OArswell, Third street and Railroad
avenue. The deceased was 66 years
old and was highly respec ed by large
circle Of friends. he leAVIs . wife aud
three children.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

Eho Wouioh DreSReu "NN
READING, April 2-LaIs Js'l,,l
afternoon two well dressed maa q q
up 70 the residence OF Thomas alil
Q retired farmer, at Lcsa'I CernsI,
Morgsntown, this county. TAeJ y
Mrs. Millard and her sister Al0I|
the house and dragged them,
the women had gained oobicloo,
the men compelled Mrs. allihq, y
poipt OF o revolver, to dlIplr
whereabouts OF her money, sllo'
secured, $50, and drove sEiJ'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Their second Annlvsrssry,

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sophie, CIR Seven Wise Men, viii b.
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considerable money for the islisI
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malta for the lnitlatory work, al
addition has 9 snug balance 10 baal
meet any oalls that msy be nads
1embers extend a cordial iny,lloi
those OF other oouolAvea 10 uesi 1
them next Tuesday night.