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Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
pRICE ONE CENT.

Introduction of Metnodism Into the
Town of Dover By Ffeoborn Garret-
son, sept. 12, 1878.
He says septem bar IL, 177S, was the
fFAs day Of my entering the town OF
Dover, quite an irrellgious place. had
desired for some time to attack this
placs. but had no opening, until an. old
gentleman came one day TO Mr.. ShAw's.
where had an appointment to preach;
his heart was touohsd, and he gave me
an invitation to come and preach in the
academy. / wsnt, and scarcely had
aliRhted from my horse when 1 Was
surrounded by hundreds. Some cried
one thing. some another; some said "He
10 good mani" 0thsrs said MAY, he
Ideoeiveth the people," and was also
accused Of being, . friend Of King
GsofRe. They cried, "He is one o.
Gloves men; hang him hang himf' 1
knew not what the event would have
bsen had not the Lord interposed.
There were 20 many voices heard that
hal no possible chance TO speak for
myself, and 70 ell human appearance
WAS In fair way 70 be torn In pieces
every moment; was, however, rescued
by several gentiemen OF the town, who,
hearing the urroAr, ran TO my assist
anoe.
The chief OF these were Mr.. Pryor, .
merchant, who was formerly awakened
uuder Mr.. Whitfield. Mr.. Lockerman,
and the aldermen OF the town. The
little squire pressed the crowd Zacheus.
like, and taking me By the hand, led
me through the mob, desiring me to
preach, and he wou d stand by me. /
mounted the stage at the door OF the
Academy; the people focked around
both within and without. After singing
and prayer gave out, ''If 1t bear fruit
| we'll, and II not, then after that thou
shall out 1t down." Ths Lord was with
me In truth. 1t was not difficult for
me to speak 80 % to be heard o quarter
Of q mile.
Many who did not come to the place
heard me from the gardens and win
dows. We had much OF the presence Of
the Lord with us. We rarely see such
. weeping company In new place.
lone woman, who sat in her window
more than quarter of mile off, was
powerfully wrought upon. She knew W
no rest, day nor night. till she found a
resting place in her heart for this God
OF Jacob.
1t was thought by some OF my Chris
tisn friends, who accompanied me. that
very few Of the extensive congregation
II were left without q witness ON their
hearts Of the truth Of what was de.
livered; more than twenty got the word
of truth 30 fastened that they did not
desire to lose ", aud 1t Terminated,
TRUST, In sound conversion OF the souls
LOT many. The mob hung their hesds,
many OF them we're Affected; their ring
leader said, as was informsd, he
would come and Ask my pardon II he
thought would forgive him. under
lstood he betook himself from that day
to reading the Bible, and never again
to my knowledge persecuted the ahil
dren OF God. In the evening leosured
ut Mr. 8mithers', the old gentleman
who had hrst given me an invitation Il
the town. Many of the chief people o.
the place came to hear. and we had 1
very solemn time.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Corolave. No 8, Heptasophu,
Liberty ~ sleote1 the following en-
lss. s.' 'ArcSon, Harry Stone; = n'Svoss, Sss,N
Ss,1I SSs.musl caldwell; prelate, . mos1r,, o
bamu,U, ,usnsctor Renerali J. u. Taylof;
ah, a,og scrtbe, G. 8. Whitei uusno,si
reco'u'SEs W, Butz; treasurer. Il. a.
scrlus, s.t. = herald, H. B. Duttoni wsrosr,
ProvV''' " 'wtits; sentinel, dsorge W.
Springer. IT. w, elected
The following officers; z. ra.vson N. ~, . rs. -.
hSs.s o1sSsy ], r. whlttskeri +, W, a.
hsynvo m,u chsrles W. Goodipg; over.
ioiemsI warren Harper; G. W.. K: Grant
see1, -" r Aiken; .. W., IL. i. Hall
!. I.nist Wiz n. P. Potter; trustees, George
~ vsIKS, KIM ard H. Porter.
VI "paiss,lpe % Castle, No. l, Ancient Or
~ rAis, Kn,gS,s Of The Mystic Chain,
sI sIsctai tee following offioers: slr knight
Commander, Q. Mccall; sir vice oon'
wsnder. j. ii. spsskman; hrst iieuten'
~, w +, Meudinhall; chief OF sssh,
Al Al, Nor,hup; assistant chief OF stan
+ Thompsop; inside guard, ID. P.Miiler
ortsiSe guard, H. II. Wenninger; re
CorSips ] scribe, Tbumas II. Rilei inAn
SsI sciibs, q. G. Bsttew; treasurer
Josiah la McoAll; worthy chaP.Ain, Nd
Erwin. ou AZ n
has eleoted the following officers; Pas,
@ c,mmsudsr, Charles Whaun; commAn
dsr, Joseph wAdsley; vice commanderi
william Morrison; lisutenant, John
Goldberg; chaplain, Arthur Lewis
ehief OF staff, j. O. Oolston; inaid'
guard, NJ. Biltenger, outside guard, d
+ D. Mccullough.
g. Johns Catls, No. 4, K. @. H., lasf
&evepinR electsd the following officers
|psst chief, J. d. Pisrson; n. O., A. b
ssntman; c., r. B. Moore; 8. FL.
A. d, GteAvss; Il. p, George Oleaver
M, H., Elwood Stout; NJ. Of R., William
IKershHw;C. OF b, II. o. Moore; K. o
H., j. W, Williams; trustee, e. @. Fair
banks.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The second promenade concert and
hop OF the season will be given NJ
Brandy wine Springs this (Thursdsy)
evening. An excellent orchestra has
been engaged and everything has been
done to make the place attractive. A
special train will leave B. 81 p. Market
street station at z 80 p. m., aud return
Ing Will start from Bfandywine Syringe
as IL O'Clock, RAINING directly to this
city a. Water and Market streets. Fare,
including admission to dancing pa
vil!on, 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

To the kEPuBLIoAN.
On my return home after few days'
atlenoe and In one or mora OF our
daily papsrs q reference to my official
relations with the Diamond State Loan
Association to the effjot that the last
annual report placed the assets IS
certain sum, while m examination
made by aa expert, recently employed,
places the amuunt very much less. Ths
cause OF such discrepancy not being
understood by the public and 1, by i'm
plicatton, being made responsible for
she annual repcrt-layB me open to the
charge OF falsifying or of inexcusnble
negligence. 1 wish to state, by way OF
explanation, that auditors, ns a rule,
were not appointed by the association,
or IL 80, they declined to act; and / WAS
required to make up the annual reports
from the values as approved by tha oil
reotors, which was to count all Hacuri
tiss at their face value and all real
estate either at the amount invested in
1t or ut 3 value fixed by committee
appointed by the board to nasess such
values, and further the books and &C.
counts were always open TO inspection
and aoshing was ooncesled nor 90 st
ten ptsd. GEORGE O MARIs.
Wilmington, June q, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
Iunprhctlcal n On.

College professors do not passes ell
she wthdom OF this world. A man
may have . grest deal OF learning, aud
as the same time possess very little
business sense. A com ZION working
man may understand 5 problem effs1t-
lag labor more fully than . college
professor, aud yst iAsk words TO make
II iussls fully understood. Honca the
ndsre that "she learned fool is the
g-sAtess fool you ess likely to meet in
your passage through iite." No resson-
lug will oonviuee him OF his error,
although his theory may have been
exploded n thousand times by practical
experience.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The Edgsmoor Iron Company is ereot.
ing = bui!diug 4l8 feet long and 2lS feet
" dc and 40 feet in height to the peak
The foundations are constructed of
dressed stone, the sides are OF iron, slsu
the rafters. Tue roof will be composed
OF hemlock board, one and three-quar-
ter inches thick and covered with s.ats
It Is Intended as q WORK shop, and will
be tine largest one Ia our State. 1t Will
ba fitted up With railroad tracks and
all .he appliances necessary to conve-
plence Tor doing bridge and other work.
A large number of hands are employ I'd
81 Etgamoor, as beside those living IN
ths place Eoven oars filled With work
men leave this city every morning and
return in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

A disastrous fire occurred ct the
Delaware Iron Works In New Oastle
yesterday afternoon, which came very
near deatroyinR The entire works. II
originated In the bending mill, wherk
the iron bars are tempered, bent and
prepared for finishing. For the Jpur
pose OF tsmperlna the iron Ii immersed
In large vat Of oil and tar. and num-
bar OF men were engaged ut this work
when the mixture caught hre, and the
flames rolled upward In great sheets.
threatening every thing within reaob.
In the upper part OF the building, i'm
mediately over the temperiDR vAts.
there was large number OF valuable
patterns sto wed, which the firm has
been aooumulating for years.
These being very dry and covered
with varnish, we're almost as In fiamma.
BILE M the tar and oil, and It was but a
miLute or two until the Are reached
them and spread rapidly. An alarm
was given Immediately, and the FIRE de-
partment of the establiehmeat WAS put
In servics, In addition to the assistanee
afforded by the people of New Castle,
but the oombustible nature of The naa
terisl rendered their efforts OF bat little
avail. As the flames continued &c
spread and threatened the entire build
inRs, word was sent to this city for as
sistAnce, and an alarm Was gtruok from
the Phoenix engine house. In few
minutes that apparatus WAS on Its way
TO the p, w. g. b. freight station, and
with she Weccacoe engine and rs meg
was started for New Castle. Upon theil
arrival, about 8 20 O'Clock, 1t WAS found
that the local department., with the ap
paratus at the iron works, had succeed
ed in getting the flames under surjsc
ton, and they were not uuloaded.
| The building where thefire originated
Is about so feet wide and $50 feet long
one story In height, wish 3 high peaked
roof, under which was slowed the pat
terms. The FIRE WAS extremely stub
born, owing to the fact that the rosfl
and sides Of the building were Rreahy
and sooty, but by hard work the fame
were confined to this building. Th'
entire works cover some Ave or 81,
acres OF ground. and furnish employ
meat TO fully 600 men. Had they beeI
totally destroyed it would have been 81
almost irrepArAble loss to New Castle
They were established some years ag
by Tasker s. Co., and are q branch o
their extensive tube and pipe works il
Philacelphis, where the office is 10
Gated. The total less is estimated a
$25, 600. which is fully covered BY In
surAnoe.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
A Reunion.

The Hamilton Debating Society cello
brated its third annual reunion In the
parlors OF T. j. Whites Ice crsam sR-
loon on TuesdSy evening.
The members OF thiH society hail
from the High School. Those present
had good time, several hours bsinR
spent In social intercourse and the
inner man was well looked after.
Amongst those present were the follow
ing: A. a. AdAir, G. A. AllmOn,
J Jamee Bowers, William Butz, o. 3.
Trishmuth. f. T. Cause, O. x. Harris,
g. T. Hildeb.and. II. d. Hildebrand,
w. B. Lee, Malcolm McLsar, F. ].
Murphey, q z. Alocomh, W: A
sahoen, Jr., Aubrey Thatcher, W R.
westbrook ,Jr., @. S.Wilson. Letters o
regret were read from mem bers in Mia
souri,, Alabama and parts Of thia State.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
IL. ~, X. s SUTTON.
Office, S24 Market Street.

Real Estate bought, sold, rented and
exchanged.
Mortgages and Loans negotiated at
current rates of interest
Rents and Income collected and
promptly romitted
DECIDE, Mortgages, Bonds, Wills and all
legal papers prepaped
Public Sales of city and country
property.
Investments carefully arrerged and
all business conducted with promptness,
strict confidence and ample responsibili-
ty.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The erection OF a Pythian hall has
been proposed, aud tt is stated that
81, 900 have already been snbscribed for
that object. A stock company will be
formed, an eligible site secured, and
plans will be prepared in due ceucse OF
time, The order is growing In our city,
and at the meeting tomorrow evening
a committee will be appointed TO ar.
range for the meeting of the Grand
Ledge at Dover on the 24th Of October.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The funeral of Samuel L. Parker, the
conductor who was accidentally killed
on the Delaware Rsilroad on Saturday
last, took place this morning from hts
late rehidenoe, No. 724 Pine street. The
body reposed In q silver amounted Bur-
rell cAsket, furnished by Undertaker
Thomas j. Giles. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. N NJ. Browne,
former pastor Of Scott M. u. Ohuroh,
and Rev. v. Collins, the present pastor
of the church. Each of the ministers
spoke very highly Of the deceased.
Theirs was o large attendance. The
floral offerings were very beautiful,
among them being n beautiful stand
representing the "Gates Ajar," which
was suEmounte1 by q large star, IL Q
gift Of the employees OF the Delaware
Railroad; q cross from the engineers,
and two large pillows. There were
twelve pail bearers, four each from the
Railroad Conductors Association, Red
Men and Knights Of the Golden Eagloa.
The remains were takeR TO the p, W.
q B. r. r. station and placed In a spe-
oiAl car, which was placed at the dis
posal or the family and relatives. The
car Was attached 80 the 835 Delaware
train md taken to Laurel, where inter.
ment was made this afternoon,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
Fourth of July on the Pennsylvania
RnIlroRd.

According to its time .honored cu'ton
the Penuay lvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets on July u,
3a and 4th, 1888, good 80 return until
9th inclusive, between all stations oa
Its main line aud branches, exespt be
tween Philadelph,a and New York, at
reduced rates. This arrangement will
enable every one to take an outing on
the great American holiday.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The vigilAnt imp, Indigestion, goads
us with his many lashsd scourge. Each
lash Is 3 disbolio symptom. No COM
fort in eating; misery afterwards, little
or broken Isss ut night, vislsations of
the nightmare during ftful hours OF
sleep, an uprising unrefrsshed and
without sppotite, sleepiness and yawn.
ing during the day. nervousness and ir.
ritAbility Of temper, even monomania
In exirome cases. Hard to bear, all
this. Necessary? Mol thousand
times NO, go long 90 Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters, the nations specific for indiges.
tion, acute or chronic, is proourable
This commencement Of a course of this
medicine Is the commencement Of q
cure. Prompt relief hrst, absolute
eradication subsequently,. The truth
OF this statement, backed up by ire.
ffsgable testimony, 10 we'll known 90
the American people. So are others.
viz: that the Bitters averts bnd cures
fever and egue and bilious remittent,
and removes nervousness, biliousness,
constipation, and kidney and bladder
troubles.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

A large company of Wi.mington's
Tell-kno1n merchants left this M lrn'
ing, on the tug Taurus, for an all.day
fishing trip TO Ship john Light.
1t is rumored that all the Transfer
Oompany's teams will meet tho party
on its return, and convey the tish to the
homes Of the respective parties.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

W. Y. Warner will have another sale
OF horses at his bazaar, on Maryland
avenue, on Tuesday next, July 3, and
he expects to eontiRue to have o sale
every Tuesday throughout the seasoD.
Persons wishing to purchase horses at
any time. will therefore make q note OF
the fact.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

L. w. siidham s. Son, suctioueers,
sold at public sale for Robert MoUad-
deu, ct the Bellevue hotal, Ninth ward,
on Wednesday. COWS at S42. 80, $4s, &47.
SO ego. S56, Ss3, S54 $40. S52, S4s, $40,
$40, $40. 637.5 so. $50, $780, $40, $36,
500 50, $50. Avera9e for tho 20 head
SAC. 81 per head. This sale was well ct.
tended and brisk. The COWS were frat
class and sold worth the money. Mr..
McCsdden will have another sale on
Wednesday, July 18th, when he will
have some superior miieh cows.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Tho shos atota as No 304 King etrsel
will be open on Saturday. tha 10th inst
Tho grshtasG variety OF ladies', gents
ulisges and chtidFen'a Hhcss ana laatsB'
fancy siippata. The Rrsatos5 ba'gsint
eyer eifaral in WiiFriugtaa.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The three R's brought Regret, Rf.
proach and Remorse to o great political
party In 1854 The three P's, when
eignifying Dr.. Pieree's Purgative Pei.
lets, bring Peace to the mind, Preaervs-
tton and Perfection OF health to the
body.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

1oS West Seventh street. Just the
place FOR o cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler,
GataWba "
Olsrst Punoh,
---.-- Whisky
Run -------
Pure ltq2ozs,
and the best cigars In the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

George W. Orslip has In tho window
OF hla saloon, at No. 29S West Seventh
strest, q night bluomisg csseus, CON-
taining thres large, perfect flowers.
The plant attracted considerable atten-
tion legt evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

2M9 Nh9Ape1t has house I'm ane o1Gy
RMmAfoRd Broa.' 40A Market aerees.
Oupping and ieoohing, los E. 5eoond ct.
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Brsxiltan Balm, Immediate cure for mumps.
I'm. 1iiau Balm cures . cold; 20 soses. loo.
Try BRsi's coal you will surely like ii.
Millard +. Davis, jeweler. o X. Second st.
Fine Is X. Rings, at Hanrs, l5 E. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist. 18th and King.
American Laundry, e02 West Front street.
Hollis, No. west I'd street, has returned
from Chicago, and is atill open though his
curtains are down.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The celebrated Three B. d. B. cigar,
manufactured by X. u. Bourbon 81
Bro, No. 2i9 Wess Second street. Tho
best DC. cigar In the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

When baby was sick, we gave her astoria.
When she was Child she cried for Csstorl
When she became Miss she clung to Casio
When shs had children she gave tn .m y
torla.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Call for ios cream soda water OF
BeAton Snlti's drug atose, 5e7enta aud
Pine etreets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

10 cabinet pbotoa NJ Cummings gal
lery for 90. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

If you want a good picture, true to
nature, of your lovely phIz, 30 TO j..
Paul Browns studio, No. 6lT Market
gtrnef.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Increase your speed for fsll positions
by renting Typewriter.
CuA3, G. GUYER. el5 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

the young people OF ths Mus Society
of the Delaware Avenue Baptist ohuroh
will hold an ice cream and fruit festival
in the lecture room OF the church on
Thursday aud Friday evenings, June
% and 30, There will be literary and
musical entertainment at the opening
of the festival, after which refresh
meuts will be served to all who desire
them,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

remember that Ohapman's Cigar House
il always open at .. IN. Seventh sni
Orange str63ts.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

rhe Improved monitor Oh Stove for
1888.

1888.
The superiority of tho Monitor In the
important features of safety, simplicity,
convenience, durability and heat pro.
duction, is attestsd by Its uninterrupted
success throughout the past 10 years.
It has achieved . popularity beyond all
others. More than three hundred
thousand are now In use. For sale by
fhe Ptckels Stove and Heater Co., No,
605 Shipley street. Sole agents.
Notice.
The genuine ShArpless creamery but.
ter has Sharpless printed in full on each
print. Always. for sale by Lynch &
Leary, Madison street gr0oers, N. w.
ooruer Fourth.
that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2840 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory hndllng wood In large
loads. Lime for whitswashing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street.. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue si9n. Opening In the evening.
DR.. Eimms' White Puimonic Balsam,
The great and mighty lung medicine,
for coughs, sore throat, go. Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being excelled
BY any other. BOO. and 81. Depot, 4th
and King Sts. Sold by dealers.
To the Ladies.
Ohildren's white dresses made TO or.
der; lace caps At q bargain; also q com.
plets line Of notions. Hukill % Poist,
3. 70. oor. Second and Tstnall.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
Pianos and organs cheap. G, {
Green, sos ShiDley street.
Base Ball.

Base BAH.
The following games were played
yesterday:
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8;
New Kosk, 4.
At Dstroit-Dstroit, 10; Chicago. 4.
At Boston, Boston, IS; Washing
ton, 0.
AT 81. Louig-st. Louis, Z; oleve-
land, 8. --.5-
The PhilIies play at WilkesbArre, Pa /,
to-day.
The Joint Comm ittee on Rules has
decided to place bases on balls In the
summary, and hereafter they will rot
be charged against the pitcher In the
error column.
New York will never win the cham.
pionship under existing circumstances,
because 1t lie NOT managed at all and
has too many oliques among the men. !
The ST. Louis Sunday Sayings says
CAruthers is dissatisfied with Brooklyn
and would like to return to the St.
Louis.
The IndiAnApolis-P Pittsburg, Athletic
Kansas Oity, Cincinnati Baltimore and
Louisville Brooklyn games wtrs post
poned yesterday on account of rain.
Bnffinton made his temperance on
the Pnillies yesterday, plnyin good
game. The operation on his eyes ap-
pears to have made slugger Of him, aa
he made . single, double and three
Dagger.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

A. bargain, s.room house, with oou.
yenisnoag. Ouiy 1850 required de~l
Apply to ". gactt Vernon, this ohics.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Adjuisnt General Kenney, OF Dover,
psued general order No. S8 yesterday
kelstlys to the enoampment Of the N.
d, D., which commences July 18th at
brApdywine Springs. The eneamp'
lnent will be knoGn as Camp Dupont,
Ind oil the companies in the State Are
rdcrsd to report in full marching
rider, The special train bringing the
Gown State companies will leave as
Eollows: Laurel a.7 10 s. M; George
fown, 715; Milford, T45; Wyoming,
i. 40; Dover, $50; New Castle at 94l,
hnd arrive o: Wilmington at 9.62 q. N.
Edwin G, sAwjon has had another
pew coal wagon built for his increasing ~
business. ...-
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Ask tor Youths Smoking Tobacco
Joa. Wallace. 69I pine hSradt.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

PcN nraad and eskes in tha oity as
Wslsar's, Seventh aaC TstnAl.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Brandy wire Springs will be known
a. Camp DaPonE during the encamp-
ment of the militia.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
Rhngod,

To bug, 8 carsia95 pole, In Arst.o'als
olasB orier. Apply at this oifioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Bush's, rreach st ,eaJ wharf Il ina iaes
tstpg yaNr cfsls
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
TUREKEX
william Il Berry.

AS thers will be only twenty. three of
the uuiforms for the iOros ready by
July 1ss the Msyor-elect has requested
soma of the members of Lhs present
foscs TO remain on duty at least two
teks, by which time all the uniforms
will be completed.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
pATROLMEN.

Thomas e. Burrows, Martin r. But
Ter, ferdinand Chairs, Alexander Bur-
leigh, CHARLES A. Broomal, Samuel j.
BroWD, Charles H, Crawford, Thonas
j. Ghinor, william L. Heal, Samuel
McClenoghRn, Richard Emmons, Jar
rett 6. Hanna, George Hart, William
H. Opdyks, William s. Walker, VIII
liam A. Meredith, George o. Raymond,
George Wingats, John solomon, Hes
ton A, Galloway. Edward Il Wilhelm,
Charles W. schuljzs, William Swift,
Edward r. johnson, William Il Todd,
James T. SCOTT, George Russell, Charles
q srby, Jamea Nealy, James L1gue,
Charles Il. Evans, John M. Stewart,
Lockart B, Smith, William Fl. Sherer.
SPECIAL OFFICERS.
Charles c. Weidin, Levi j hoffitt.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Fireworku at Ters sutsa's, Il r. ID.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
me Appo,ptmen,. completed.

Yesterday Mayor-elsct Harrington
completed his list of appointments to
tha police force. The list as completed
is as follows:
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Gentlemen who retain a youthful appear
ance preserve their hair with Ayers Hair
Vigor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

PAschal II. PeteTcon, Abram P Setter,
James B. Tucker, William j. Back
burn. =.=