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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
Iha Purchase OF Canada.

General Harrison is said to contem-
plate the annexation Of Canada by force
O. money. In the eyes of some Republic
can politicians the idea of purchasing
the Dominion of Canada will appear al
together charming and the advocates of
the highest possible tariff for protection
win be supremely delighted at The pros
pect Of an enormous expenditure. In
addition to assuming the Csnadian debt
Of some seven millions, an0 the obliga-
tions of that government to the Canadian
Pacific monopoly, Republican admins
sration will doubtless pay with cheerful
alacrity as many millions as grasping
John Bull may ask or Canada may think
she needs. For the maintenance Of the
blessings Of high tariff and to put of as
long a. possible the day Of lower taxes
no plan could equal the purchase Of
Canada. Millions and tens of millions
cash down, the more the better, the sur.
plus anashilsted and seven Republican
states gained for would not the Canadians
gratefully support party that so mag
ni6cently settled the fisheries dispute,
silenced all talk Of retaliation, gave her
the reciprocity she is so eager for and
hopeless Of, and assured her swift pros.
psritys
Truly 1t is a glorious conception for the
Republicans, and with whole flock Of
territories turned into states, they will
probably feel most loftily secure in the
saddle. But, will they dare to try it
VIII not the svarice of John Bull and
his American daughter fix price too
high for the sanction of American public
opinion? The American public may be
devoted for the time to absurdly high
taxes, and inclined to smile upon lavish
expenditures to keep Uncle Sans cellars
from overfowing with silver and gold
- they do now, but all things
considered calmly the American public
is not q fool. This is particularly
the case when. anything is to be bought.
The public growled fiercely about the
purchase Of Alaska, which it thought
much too dear, though now admitted to
Be worth even more. The dominion OF
Canada is more than FIVE and q half times
the size Of Alaska, having {, ,2O5 ,343 square
miles, while Alaska contains 577 800, and
q . much smaller proportion Of Canada
is snow and ice, and 1t holds a civilized
people, with great cities, railways and
canals, the cost would run to figures in q
marvellous way.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
rhe Daily Intelligencer,
rhe CARPET Makers.


The Philadelphia carpet men who at
|osnps TO explain the condition Of their
|husiness without damaging the high tariff
oanse, do not achieve brilliant success.
zAey ~ that the advance Of prices by
~ combination OF heavily protected
nnnuufacturers Is due to the bad condi.
s1aoa q trade. This is quite plain and cir.
ounstantial; but they 60 further and as
~ that this condition Is due to tariff
1egiSlation BY the House Of Representa-
tavss, and agitation during the campaign,
taak the business, has improved since the
0Asckacn, and that many idle looms have
rueumed, coincidence in the tariff having
,hoen restored Now in spite Of !" re.
stored confidence, !" and Q protective tariff
- carpets Of from As to "a per cent, We
nnd the carpet men obliged to choose be.
tween lower wages and combination to
raise prices. The people are already taxed
1or their support, and they find it neces-
sary to levy an additional tax by combi.
nation. In view Of the probability that
= Democratic administration would give
them free wool, and enable them to make
bseter and cheaper carpets, 1t is not at
III surprising that all the looms were not
busy before election, turning out carpets
made Of taxed raw material.
Democratic opposition to trusts and
combinations explains the rabid Re
publicanism OF some carpet manufac-
turers. The 40 per cent. duty provided
BY the Mills bill would have given them
ample protection, and with free wool
they might have gained foreign markets
and could have given q better article
than they now produce. But bird in
the hand is worth two in the bush, /" and
strong combination can squeeze quite
enough out of the home market and raise
the price at will, but not the wages. Oh,
! no Devotion to the interests OF
American labor stops short with cash
contributions for its degradation by the
purchase of votes in New York, Indiana
and Delaware! Competition has reduced
prices and wages, combination may force
mp the former and the higher the tariff
the higher may the price Of carpets be al
decreed by the majestic combine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
The Goose Bone and Weather Bureau

Weather prophets are busy forecasting
tbs weather and if they do not prevaricate
% usual this very fine day is anything
but fair sample Of the winter days to
come. According to the goose bone
November was to be the worst month of
al with most desperately cold weather
winds and snow between the Goth and
28th, but we are already half through
that danger period and the blizzard can
hardly be recognized. Storm periods
are then indicated by the bone shadings
~ follows: From the FIRST to the fifth and
from the 18th to the 9th of December,
from the 10th to the 18th of January.
Further the bone saith not with clearness,
bat intimates that February will be
stormy and that March will come in like
. lion. There is not very much science
about the bone, but 1t has the advantage
OF being unaccountable for errors, while
she weather bureau is sometimes called
up0n 70 explain how it was
msled. The truth is that there
- no purely scientific system of
guessing and the weather bureau is a
strange mixture OF science and reckless
speculation in which the latter predomi.
mates, and the man who troubles tbe
least more often guesses right than the
painstaking observer who calculate.
chances from known data. The weathe,
bureau has been steadily increasing anS
perfecting Its facilities for gathering fact
about temperature, pressure, wind We
Socity and direction and rainfall, an(
many states have like Pennsylvania 8
separate but coordinate weather seryic.
using the labors OF hundreds ol
intelligent observers In spite OF
this development and perfection Of
the science, II such 1t can be called
ehs weather prophecies are hardly better
eean they were dozen years ago. Some
- has even facetiously observed thai
Ne weather clerk used to be known a.
oh Probabilities" but since he hs.
- h's abilities We call him "Old Prob. /,
~ sscolds It past weather an
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

THE Reformed Church Messenger pub
lishes in full DR.. T. q. Apples address de-
llvered last July at tho farewell meeting OF
the Alliance in London, England. 1t is .
brief but pithy essay on the hoped for
union OF Protestant churches. The doctor
believes that "the period OF divisive energy
Is coming to q close, and the era Of peace
and good will among all the churches has
commenced"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
WANA 81 aRER'S
PHILADELPHIA. Thurscay. Sov. Y, 1888.

PHILADxLPHIA. ThurscaJ, Sov. Y, lsss.
The best Black Silk-Warp
,Henriettas are as easy to tell
as the best Broadcloth. Soft
ness, quality, finish, evenness
Of shade-not one will be want
ing. Best is always cheapest in
the long run. Take a PGestley
Silk-Warp for instance-fnest
of pure silk, choicest clip of
Australian wool. They 60 to
the dye In the natural gray
come out black of a uniform
shade. You can exactly match
such stuff years aiterward. Ask
for any number in the long
line Of these choicest Black
Silk and Wools. They're all
here.
Among the Black All-Wool
Henriettas are some with extra
heavy warp, made to our order.
More body, weight and firm
ness to the goods. 46 inches
wide, 81 to $3.50; lighter warp,
75c.
Northwest OF centre.
Unlikely prices in Women's
Hosiery and Underwear. They
are not the ordinary cheap
quality lots; hrst-class goods at
almost nominal cost.
For 2oc:
For 25c:
women's Out size Hosiery. Down from
For 25c:
Women's Heavy Ribbed Hosiery. Down
For 3oc:
womsn's Merino Vests. Down from &c
These lots are on special
counter opposite the regular
ones.
/ Cnestnut street sidos vest OF main aisle.
Of course you wonder when
the 40 per cent. advance in
Seal will strike here. Not yet
awhile. But with orders crowd
ing In and the big work
rooms running night and day
the beiore-the-rise stock OF
skins can't last forever.
rnrs on second floor. Chestnut street side.
Four elevators.
| We never gave better value
in a Nightgown-heavy Mus
lin, 81 inches long. alternate
rows Of tucking and insertion
on yoke, Hamburg edge on
sleeve. 60 cents. A little time
back the price was 81.
| Muslin underwear is a-bristle
with just as attractive things.
Second floor. Juniper street side. Four ele
! Cuckoo Clocks. Swiss cary.
ing and Swiss wit--the same
kind that gave Swiss Watches a
world-known name. OF course
it's a little coarser in the clocks
than in the watches, but the
wooden bird pops out of his
cage on the hour and half-hour
stroke, tits his tail, wiggles his
wings, and pipes very like a
cuckoo. A new flight of them
just alighted. $3.50 to SI7.
| All sorts of Clocks. Ameri-
can Black Enameled Iron,
$3.50 to S2I.5o; Marble,
$3.50 to $50; Onyx, Sa5 to
SOS.
second noor. near eentrs.
You know how altogether
lovely Decorated Carlsbad Din,
ner Sets are. Happy is the
woman who has one. We have
come by SO sets of I25 pieces
each at about two thirds price.
Firsts" OF this quality would
be $3.50 a set; you shall have
these at Sa5. They're "sec-
onds," but so little over the line
that you'll wonder why. In
three styles of decoration.
Second noor, Juniper street side. Four eIe
vators.
| Women's hand-s W e d
straight goat, opera toe Shoes,
S. so; regular price, $3.50.
Women's hand-sewed pebble
goat Shoes, common sense last,
50; regular price, 81.
Strictly first class, both. Just
a little the strikingest feature in
our Shoe store to-day. All
sizes.
Market strsst front. west Of main aisle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

Tho great quantity OF wa.ts matter 20 be
hourly and daily removed from the system
renders It OF supreme I'm DOrtance that tho
laxador accomplishes this. All drugsists sell
Il at 2t cents psckage.
when your child has been attached with
6isrI hD l, collie or stomat h disorders, DO not
delay the use OF DR.. Bulls BABY syrup one
instant.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

this cord round the affected part, take On
end In each hand, and give them . good
sharp pull. II will hurt . little--it II use-
less II Il does not-but The cramp will
vanish Il opcA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22

Here is remedy for crsmp, suggested
by DIR. X. w. St. Clair, OF London: Let
the patient provide himself with q good
strong cord, and keep Il always by him. A
long gAEter--the yard and . half OF good
stout knitting thst supported the hose OF Q
pygone - VII serve purpose well enough.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
DARK ER'B HAIR BALSAM.
parker'a Hair RaIaam

C,eanses and beennnes the hair Pro, o
Restore Gray Hair to It's Youthful Color.
Cures Scald. Diseases and Hair Falling. b0c.
at Druggists.
FLOREsTlNE COLOGNE.
Tho Most Fragrant ana Lasting Of Per.
fumes. 26c. Druggists. Oct3l-6mdHAThAw
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
THIRD EDITION.
A Shocking case.

This morning o6ioer Burlslah info IN
% Special Agent Stout, OF tho 3 gole '
Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty TO hil.
dren, that there was q case a. the reti
denoo Of Robert j. Stuls, No. 8iS
OhuFoh street, that demanded hIs i'm.
mediate attention. Mr.. Stout Viu.ted
The house, and upon finding that Ada,
iha 4-yeAr old daughter Of Mr., 6tuls.
had bSen THANKFULLY beaten bv her
ttepmother, procured z warrant for IN
arrest. be afterwards saw the woman
o. Fifth and Lombard streets vvitb
Alberta, 7-yeAF old son OF Mr.. atnIs
Fastening toward the z W. s. B. Rail
TOAD station, aud IS he had no doubt Of
her intention to leave town, took her 10
custody.
Mr. stuls has three Children A To-.
love: CbArlsA Assd 0 ysArs, Alberta
years and little Ada years, Their
mother has been dead about three ysAre.
and about eighteen months ago he WAS
married to this woman, Who hiss Abapae
fully tlltreated the little m1tbsIlass
oaildIen. The family have been in this
city bat short time, and consequently
AEe not very we'll known.
Tbs father and the three children
were seen this morning 81 the rooms Of
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
70 Children, on Market street above
Sixth, and 81 the request Of the report.
eIs present Ada was undrsgsed. Her
entire body, from her neck down 10 her
kn0eh, 10 . mass Of black and blue
bFuisea, and In several aces the skin
is cut through, "a thOuRh she had bsen
sashed with . kRifa.
The beating was done yesterday altar.
noon, and the father said that wnan chs
ives undFesaed last night her bhirs AMI
drawers were saturated with blood, Her
bad 10 also cut In several places, aud
the boys say that the inbRmAn step
mo her Deaf her with 9 strap that had
buckle on the end. The child's sides
and stomAoh are also badly bruised,
and her little hips loOk ss II they had
been almost pounded to q Jelly, while
there Ii bad looking brulSe In the
groin which may cause serious trouble.
As though ali lhIs Wa not sufiioienI.
The inhumAn wretch must have also
held the little one and beat her In
the face with her 1ats, AZ hsr on tire face
D'Aok and blue and the left eye
almost swollen shut. tits without az
osptlon the worst oAse of cruelty 10 a
ehild that has occurred 10 this clty for
many years, The woman, IL ehe can
Dc called . woman, will have q hearing
4eIore Judge Ball this evening, when |
mere Is no doubt but Justice will BE- |
metsd out to her. Little Ada is = pretty.
interesting child, and It Ia difficult 10
see now any one could treat her In suoh
An lhhumAn manner.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

ATEW LIVERY STABLE,
~ Fh6 suasoi osf hAs Q shod Q 49,
livery stable on PoplaRSreot shove foarta.
and Is prepared TO furBlsh good horses And
carriages TO reliable parties At rasaonRbla
rAtsa. A call is respectfully Bolloitsd,
d. sOdot hUBsRr STRAIN,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

A rev turn in the shaEploss murder
case will DO taken next week when ne
trial OF the FernWood robbers, for the
= ufder Of John 5hAFpless, will opeu 81
Media. ~ 10 Get down for wednesday
ext The defendants are Charles VIII
son ana sus OhopAzy who are now aeFV
committed ~ FarnW wood IN March, 1888
Ihe evidence upon which they were In
dioted for Killing Mr. stArpless was
proonfed BY counsel for Samuel john
o, the negro who was convicted OF the
MURDER and who has been frt uusntly
resp 81 ia order 10 allow various alleged
olews 70 be run out The evidence
AgA,at wilton aud Chopsz IL made mp
OF allegation Of former assoolatfa ~ the
a.cuisd, and the counsel for Wilton and
Chopsg say thAt thsy will bs abls 70
sho" that their clients are victims Of 4
conspiracy.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
DIED.
rKEIBLEB-In ibis olty, on The as.h ln,t.

rkal blIEB-ln this city, on the ash inst.
klla X wife OF John X, TTeibler, JF
Friends and relatives are Invited to attend
the .uneral rom tho rhbidenoo CT her nus
pAnd, No. ul2 Van Bursn street, on sRtu I'd ~
afternoon 1t o'clock Intsrmest At Will
mington and Brandy sine Us nstsry.
NATURALIZATION ths lst inst, John A..
ION Of papiel and Mary a. Mulnsrln a. ged
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vlted 70 Gttend hts funeral tom the rssl
denes OF hts parents, No zOl Rest sixth
street, on MONDAY RitsrnI on Of = O'Clock
lntsrment at 81. Joseph's Cemetery,
DAylDsON-ln the ss:h inst, Mary David.
son. AGED IS years
Relatives aod friends arc respectfully in
vlte1 70 attend hsr funeral from the res
deneo OF her sisterl, No 8l7 French s,rse on
saturday, Disc. l, at 2 O'Clock D. m.
ExASS-On this 18th OF Hovsmber, villa N
hyins, In the 18Th yeAroi his age.
hti iy5s Snd friends are respectfully In.
ylted TO attend his funeral from MI lsts
tsslae aoe, 70. 500 Chestnut street, on tul.
Iay Afternoon 81 ociCok. lntsrmsnt 1t
hlVsrviow cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

NoTICE-ALL THE MEMBERS OF
~ Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. o. o. r., are
requested V attend the next meeting OF tho
Lodge on Monday evening, December 81, Nv
order Of the n. G.i GEO. n. TAYLOR. T.. IS.
dl-2t
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
FIFTH EDITION


Judge Ball's Hlsthod V,,s
~ sos some time the otso,,, - a,' !
o eSs Vicinity Of the foot Of sS W az
oiAnge streets have haS SIMPLIFY
trouble with the tram, ~ SOaaldtr
, ,.S9uen ~ tsAl locality oontiD Nm OHa'
o oeLasy omoer Brown Ind NY
Guilty With q gang Of lbs e 'Oae
phoned to police ltntIon '1 ,et and
SereeAnts Tucker and P. s'elila
s ~ acc and when they res ViS,,OS u
and Orange stEesls saw 4 osS !
In On alley drinking. sapg d
Tnere were six In the p.,,r
we aeteeants started TO a. naa
police station. When ths ne lasl
Fourth street the men NY NY ieAc
feseTson had 10 charge brow nv. s ~
. sho ne started in purlul, Of H., ,ai
aeant Tucker continued w ,1' ~
With four OF the buns, Ana W. NJ pa
SNORT distance when one mAds Y.
run, nus was seized BY ths ,as. wv
Az this moment the OTHER ,t ssalt
a break for libsrty, ana Az ., 'liss q
escaping for the time bslpS '' ~,
AZ a arrested afterwards. TN, w
Y ey were ArraisDed before J0i ao, 4
ana the party gave their nag
lows, 1--we William Austin, NIo6,.l
DonnelI, William Powell I'm.
WRfdB, George How.,d VVun
Thomas. anu w
:, Austin is well known to IN, 0.,,.
Monk" and WGs opIy I S, pSlle
from New Castle jAil on Ta,, S''oai
Donnell 10 equally well kSN.s
common bum and jail bl,d. -
was emerged with dtuukepns,, ~
day morning bu, allowed N ~ =
promise to leAVs the oIty Al my ~ Va
watas was never arrested bslo,,
tast Saturday night came d V OoI,',
ton for lodgings and Wa IN, KIN !,
down slaiHa In . llttle tims
: nght and u was found ,h1l Ia
bottle OF whisky with EbIcb ~
ireAtirR the lodRers.
On bis promise 10 leave lovn I,
morning he was not locked M
was howArd's fret appear,pos ND
the court, but the cffiosI1 ts.tiS,5 4
DC has been q nuisance on M ros,,
~ least . week. After hsaripS ,As \
Ilmony, Judge Ball sentanosd N
saoh 10 pay . hne Of sd w
= h'oh Will send them to NV ~
IAil for 60 days. "
10 The case Of George Tboum
oiiioers testified that he had oDlv NJ
% the coast for . day on 90, and Il :
Unchanged on his promise d n
own ihslAnter. In the course Of !
hearing Judge Ball remarked tb,,
lid not think the day wAI hr an.
when all such men az these, vbo !
committed 10 jail, will be ooupeIlsa
Eork and earn their living during 4
line they are imprisoned.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
Supposed DrOwnanx.

ELKToH, Nd, Nov. s0.--John Rate.
mem aged about 80 years, and his son
ArthuFs . young married man, both
workinG 81 bEloklAying In this vicinity.
are believed 70 have been drowned n
nik river yesterday, near the Club
HOUSE. about . mile and half from
hlkton. They started from home yes
eerday morning 10 spend Thanksgiving
DAY In \ boat klBhlnR and aunninr.
rhey informed the wife OF the younger
man, who kept house for them, that
tney would return ut 4 o'clock in the
afternoon.
Not having returned home At noon 10
cay the wife made inquiries and found
mat an upturued boat had bsen seen
hoatinR Ia the river. 1t was brought 10
town and Identified As the boat o. the
BatemAnB. A hat found floating near
Cedar Point was identified BY the bs.
reAved young wife as that OF her hus-
band. A search party has stariei down
the river to ind the bodice The Bate.
mana have worked At their trade more
or less In this city for a number Of
years. They msde their home a New.
arb, Del, however, until q few montha
slnoei when they moved into = house on
htgh street, belonging to Frank Brad
pnfy' They we're seen lAst evening 81
FowIer's store, two miles below Elkton.
Ghe young man leaves wife and two
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
a Fusltlvs Osptursd.

About six months ago 8 cOlored man
named Samuel Mandy, committed an
assault with Intent 10 kill Hugh rhonp
son, in Cecil county, Md, and then nd.
since then he has been fugitive from
justice, and his whereabou was un
known until recently 1t was learned that
ae was working on a iArm near Mt
Pleasant this State A warrant for his
arrest was placed in Sergeant Tucker's
hands, aud yesterday morning he started
in search Of him. IL found him at work
IN cornheldi and upon being informed
that he was wanted, haquit his work and
accompanied the ssfk, ant to this city
The sherid OF Cecil county was notified
ana Gu ne after the prisoner this morn
ing
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

NoTICE-THE CHIEFS AND MEM
~ beTs q MinquaTrlhe, No. s, Improved
order RED Men, are requested to he prete nj
~ tue next Regular cGuHcH DE Of the tribe ION
Monday evening, Dire 81 Its. as buslnesi OF
Importance viii be tEarta ted, BY order of
ststAut q. OF X, IL
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

On Friday morning, James Watson, a
I5'year Old boy, residing at No 9U7 East
Seventh street, started flom hi, home Tor
the purpose of going TO work, but meet.
ing some other boys he went with them
70 BELLEVUE woods to play shiny. While
engaged at play the ball lodged behind a
tfee and Watson stopped 10 pick Il 10,
when he was struck in the temple by a
spent rifle ball, fired by Inc unknown
person. He was brous ht to his home
where the wound was TrobCd. by D,,
Ssntwell, who could not find the bail.
Inc skull Is fractured, but the physician
OF the opinion that the bali dld moi
enter lar enough TO be mbedded and tba,
y ~ ieii out as the boy was STOPPING over
WINE the wonnd is serious Il Is not con
sldered dangerous, unless some uuforseCn
complications shoald arlEe.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

BIZ nHs--ALLEN--At tho rs,ttaroe n,
Andrew Ri chic, 10 Fuogussin. Lei nov
- h, lsss, BY kev. Julius Dodd, W uson
fTOoHs ~ sarah A lien.
llrfLB-VANsAN At tho nome Of the
ntlasa paren's, near Pleasant Hin, IisI.
nov .s.n, 1855, by Rev Julius Dodd, 80.
sisted by heV ". =, IOnztrt0a, samuel
Little to Mary Va lsant.
% U hOH-Ml1OHE LL-vn Nov 20. 1883
BY the R.v. ". h. Bur;ell, ~ a. tJo4rs7
et'est, Camden, n. J., Mr. JOIN a. Mu Oh
70 miss SirAh 4. mitcaell, both Of this
DURu ER-Un hs 2sth Instant,
Oy the heV. y. n. BryRn, ia ABbury M. =
patronage, VIM. Il. / uno IN q d Marv q
htager.
VlOkA RS-LAFFERTY - On Noyempo.
~ n ~ the Rev. M. x. FAlion, at 81
PAups patronage, SAmuslP. V okars ard
Zane :. Lanerty, both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
Ask for YOUTHS Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace 607 Pine street..


This remarkable group OF sisters are
travelling from Alaska to the East. 5ne
have been giving performances on ibe
Hey Their appearance at tbs FRS
FFosoyteFi church last night VA
crested By large and appreoiative an
aleaoe, and complying with the genera
request, they will appear agAin 10. piabt
o. she came church. These who attsnd
WI meet With a rare treat.
The folloRins are the names OF tbs
sis1ers Alphabetically arranged: Els
MoCrs9keo, ArAmanthyi Emma Tbsil
man, Bslindy; Lstsie Mitchell. Cor
lanthyi hmma ppsav55ii,,Tzs. nuriudi. ~.
ME lis'iE, 3ioriAny Helen Lawson, Nv.
issTolonSi Agnes 9ilbsri, Hypopoiep : .
Florence Culberi, Indians: Bmms
Klein, JackAly dg; Bertha RoOingop.
6ukluHisny; Florence McDonGld.
Luo.ndyi May MoOraoker, Mlnniemy,
Tbs sisters are named alphabetically.
bui . break occurs from ID. to G Fol
1iGny and FiorentlAHy, bsins good
girls, died early. The two Hypopo
lonys pAmtd are twins.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
a UArd From Mr.. wlnlsm,,D


MEssRs. EDITORS. MY attention !
Dsen called IN an article published
fh3 REPUBLICAN OF November an
which you stated that ut Ia said" N
my stock will be closed oul by h
sheriff with the supposed cause Of MI
urei BY which the impression /, M
shat l will no longer DO Identified hi
tue teWelTy business. The above md
ment Was made Ei.hOutreltrtnoe 70 :
IN The mater, and will lnju,s ne IL n
future, unless corrected, Alters Nd
or ten days | will be fusd At the 81
stand, los W. Eighth street, where 4
jeWelTy business will certainly Be God
iinued, and | shall b. Rlsd to zee d
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