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Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
snpsrvlsoss Appotntsa.

The following U s Super ,,sors were
appointed by JUICE Wal" his more
ing:
,,, ueorse ". siaElS' Republican, In
clined v S'A''1'
E,nhth a,, Chairs, Republican, In
=. ei,n Nm s i, in lieu Of James II Floyd
,osnah Rogsrs, Republican, in Eigh-
Rrtas district, In lieu Of Wi lam Nc.
Ut" declined
- ohm s. Beatson, Republican, and Ma
Ianiel Hill, Democrat, in the Twenty
second district
John @ King, Republican, In Mes
Castle hundred
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

ATOTIpE-wg JABiH T. EaRrsh
~ and James p Purcell, trading Al
Garner d Purcell, tho tor ants of The hsuHe
s.tuRtss at the norfhw ~ corner
rilrd and Madi OCT streets, in tho third
ward Of tho city Of wilmington,
county OF New castle and State
Of Delaware, in comp lance with the
requirements OF the acts OF the General AZ.
sonbly In such case made ami provided, dc
hereby give notice that We shall apply "
writing u tho Court Of aenorai Sessions o.
tho Peace ard Jail Delivery OF the
state Of Delaware IN and for Me-
Castle County, on monday, the Ioih day Of
Nov, A, ID. 1885, being tho next term
Of said court, for license for said house a.
an Inn or tavern, for the oale thoteln Of In
tOzichtlDg liquors in less quantities than
one quart, 70 be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens Of said
ward reo0mm end Epe said application. viz
OhNlss Harper MiehGel I Conway
Henry wiis1 Daniel W Muliin
lanes Giant Philip OMEN
WIN L Rowland John shannon
Patrick / illoa Ianisl Nj Kennsy
John A Conway DR. ear,
MiehRel J MAloney Jr M J Hamilton
John ! Muffin J J Kelley
James NJ Briffin Daniel MAR
llAVid J, Chambers uoitlitb MruttoE
Dr ~ FAhey 0borZB II Keel
J N Ofumlish EW Savers
re 3ta FARMER s. PUkDELsL.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Dun.
NJ vo.k nina Point ovularu NJ
NeN tot p,,. H. ana
nentS Dioean Nss'.ai- 80 -.
~ or ~ ke@ ~ W Sss ~ uS. ss..ss
'aiASs h@n~-s' -
Buah's, French stEess NhaEf y ~ paAss
taluy your coal
Election returns will DO read o. Of the
Stage at the Opera House on 1uesuAS
evening next
Thrte or four Rood e@'eeiadles yAn
d. smpleymtnt NJ NO. III "AiAe'
'trees'
Our y GO ladies shoe 81 ees - an nv y
s s1s s S,s' ~-''' Wv -
~. A.. a.. 81, =, DrIv.ta
St9Nss q ~ un0t LII ~ 90 ,nachIn.
sAIe tnsll pnospn .I. 1885, M I0s
~, gos psisuul . -, nI,S
,'-s... o'-.,, ,r,,r,.r. IN the
lse islt q wv 1es r,S,h Snd va.
mcOnllongn Deliol nsl a.. ;th.,siIv rs
hot aueess' IN Oo'hE 4u''e ''''
uoplAeu' .-,,.,.. =,
The East Lake PArk adyernsemsnts ~
ISseph 4, DeI pen ~, ~ to.I,ayis lssua' IN,
a9E erpwoeu . W So ~
WV aPpoaI w '.VN
! Mrs. A stltllnRS eHsputtlA o.
late OspT, Huah SURFING s1VeEussa .
cell at vuol.o tale ne Wo Aoio yarn
near Aoestnn W 40 " u"
beisA anu p'Ru's' " 90 49,,
ANY taEuer or vi Rmnn nAs non
20 70 100 quaIts q inuN W utapoie 9
daily ON End sCpa oesS9wef y oall
LOG on B, X upu, " w ANsi s0urtl
s'resh
Tho aostor ore P,,cs Root and sbo
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

EoR SALE TWO FINE MEXICAN
- plants y ucea AllofOlla,l each over six
feet high. Inquire Bellevue Aotel, 9th ward.
lie
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Tho German Lutheran Church ct 9th
and French streets, stands clear Of debt,
tho last mortgage having been paid To-
day. Appropriate and interesting ser
vices WIN be held tomorrow ct 1880 A.
N. Rev Klindig Of Reading WIN preach
at this eervice The interior OF the church
is being decorated with beautiful plants
and evergreens. Tbs choir has been in
creased In number and have rehearsed
special music for the occasion. In the
evening beginning at 7.S0 o'clock, the
anniversary exercises OF the Reformation
will be held by tie Sunday b ho0l, for
which also an elaborate program has been
arranged Rev. Paul isensehmidt with
superintendent Well will conduct the
evening services
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
IMRD Edit ION.



p..nTNe. Nov The citizens OF
r,,rer Heidelberg township, his county,
-rsre disturbed this morning Tor miles
around By terrible explos ion, wnieh
ssooe the b uses and ratllte | Windows.
me cause wss the explosion OF a boiler
attached TO steam threshi1g machine or
~ farm II Jonas D. spayd' he boiler
ernioded with terrible result Is, tix men
helne killed and half d,T injured.
-issasg, Hinuershitz, Sr IS tht owner oil
INC threshipg machine ~ vas eet up
iast ntVht 70 commence Work lh's MORN
80 X number Of yOurg III en-, residing
A. The ntlghborhoOd, had bit'n hired 10
asiisi "a the thfeshng lhe bolier was
shaut half ful OF water. 4 usI as lhe
s,.ehlne was started into IN @ln the boiler
~cst % wItba force thatseen ned TO shake
NJ suffounding hills. -.
T6sf ause was the condi ion Of the
holie1. witch ha long ago bee worn out
TharA ht which greeted The 2 rst persans
On ihs scene was siekening one. Five
manglei bodits we're lying neilr the barn
Three o.hets were inside, aud on the side
.,of steep bill 100 feet away y as the body
Of Hnnershitz, the owner OF the boiler
He was standing close to the boiler when
the explosion occurr d, ana was carrieu
throueh the afr to where he was iound
All Of the dead wrre crushed about the
mad. Dunkleberger had his LETT arm
bIogn oil The boil went Through the
Toof Of the barn, and lay soy feet away,
Pieces of timber from the building were
scaltered in every direction The child
Minnie Baer, was standing near the barn,
Wntoblng the thrtshing, wheih the eXplo
,lun occurred A fragment Of boiler iroI
~ struck the child on the CHA, shattered
~ md splintered the jaw and shocked al
ahef teeth out aud probably destroyed heI
syesight.
nc Killed were al poor farm laborers
vse cornnnr's inquest showed that tn
boiler was purchased Al second hand, an
IA bsen IN use for an lndefinite humble
ol Years The jury decided that frol
stho evidence Il appears that the boils
Nas not IN the hands Of an experience
man at the time From an examiuatio
Of portions of the DO Ter, the jury b'
neyes that II was defective
An examination Of the boiler sh "
that il was very thin ia mani places. Th
location OF the boiler was down In
holl1w, or the result OF tie expl0sio
might have been more DISASTROUS Hi
neTshitz died this evening, thus maxim
T Xix Victims Of the disaster.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
A SoId VILLAIN.

A man entered the house OF N. W.
TAlley, near 9tubb's postofaee, Brandy
vine Hundred, on Friday afternoon,
while his daughter, In company with
her aunt. had gone 10 . chestnut tree
some dfty YARDS distant. On Miss Tai
Icy returning to the bouss the villsiu
drew . pistol on her, when she hastily
slAmmGd the door In his face, and ran
screaming towards her father, who was
moving in . field some 100 yards dis
tant. The scamp then reir' Ated - ! az
Idly 90 possible, leaving Mr.. Tallsy far
In the rear. The farmers will bays 10
be on their guard II they wish to escape
loss OF tho hsndS Of the mSFARders Wb,
are inlestinR the country,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

The Grand Omcsrs, l. 0. O. :
stalled tho following officers OF y
biA Lodge, No, 90, last evening
Grand. d, Nelson Pedtioei vice {
john z. EaudGin; fsoordlsS seoEl
W. b. ssdRsWicki permA1en!
tAry, W. X. JohnsoD lTsaSal 81,
II. OlaEnAn; warden, W, d. LVN
o. G., James BroWDi conductor =
p. Kosb; /. g., John HLagirihi =,
g., N. d. Jester; L. 8. n g. 9so ;,
Byrop; r 8. v. g., Louis u F'u
ii V. d. Wm. Il Cook
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Toe King stIoss market moysd over
~ tne Hest side Q! The stFtst this morn
ing butter sold from 30 to IS cents
BsL pouno; eggs 80 to 80 cents per
uoLsn donations, 90 cents par half q
y tarnips, 10 cents do apples, 10
70 10 cents, do corn 10 @ ,ats per i ozsp;
oaes!nass, Is oants per quart; houey, al
S en- per pound; cabbage, celery ans
o,pel green sur sb1nt tho same prices
- isat market Gay OatI,, 90 70 80 cen a
hay $40 pr ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
|. HAMBURGER & SONS,

Over the enterprise OF
giving away ore OF
these handsome and popu.
lar suits to the man guess,
ing the Presidential candi-
dates and his plurality in
the State of Nsw York
Only voting done az the
door OF their immense sore.
Come aud vote cary but
cot often, then step inside
and take a look at the popu
lar
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

CHAhLEsTowF w. Va Nov. 3 DE
lcotives and the West Virginia contiu
aent OF the Hatda.d-EcOoy gang col
jded last Monday, end the result va,
tat they arrested Ellison Mounts and
man named Chambers. Chambers
was shot 10 the hand and escaped, bu,
oot uutll he shot ore OF his detectives
" the sIm. Mounts was elubt cd RN6
digb;fa'ly bes el before Eub1uec. He
E9t taken 20 P.ks7i.'e, Ky aud lod ed
IL jail Tse Oct olive wEo was nhot Il
n lmed j. W. Napier
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

I Gs---UN MADISON BTREBT, A PUG
IL deg A suitable stOwA:d II returned to
20 81. Fth street. ns-2tS
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Large end enthusiAsiio
we're held IN aepablioah
ehla wsah a foilow0t sussex counts
~ ssSa"s r.erni1s. u Millon on Wed.
- sxsns.s IA, .aeoln on Wsdnea-
a,s.s 80 n sdeeVillo on Thursday
80 Al .eAtogd on Friday AlteF-
Sos.".a OF thssa meetings were ~ /.
~. By Henry O. Conrad, ESQ, ana
I = aoe q. Knowles Of this city, and ) !,
rancss Bacon, Rsq., Of Ge0Eg0lov .,
The active campaigning for the Rspub.
lieans closed with . meeting ct Concord
last night.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

A gentleman left bis horse snd
born standing in front OF the ~
John Wisr, 1909 Market street.
morning, aud while be was engage
purubasiEg o lot OF groceries tIs
trio CATS came Along frlghteniS.
horse and causing bim o turn ig ~.
quickly rs to upset the YeulV'o
make q complete wreck oil It,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

The workmen of james F. WI
G:o. ere buy 81 eYef;, 4 lh2pih
"A year Lh account OF tne fres'o;
election, thoy oanGos see that y
made any difference In their bnsl|
except that their orders have lneis
wonderfully. They hkve ordsis y
log for all kinds Of metal WJTk usS
he arts, suoh As ain, Iron, b,a's''Ol
sAd, Zinc, galvanized iropi &1'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

On Thursday evening, Edward Conner
was united in marriage to Miss MARY
Brown, 10 st Anne's Church The cer;-
mony was performed by Father Bermlng
ham, asst ted by Father Dollard, In tbe
presence OF large congregation. After
The ceremon, Father Birmingham made
an address concerning matrimony, and
the obligations which It involves The
BRIDE is a resent convert to the Catholic
Church, apd was baptized few weeks
since by Father Birmingham
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Don'E pay $3.50 for $500 pihs s,.
save tho peddler's enormous prone,
huy direct from the wAreroony, =, ~ y,
y. Robelen, 10 Market street n pc
no peddlerE, you cen buy 'n Nh
at the lowest possible pEl'
very sasy monthly payments
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Stop in at No, So4 Market street and
look at our large and comp etc assort
mCnt of Meme, Ladies' and Chfldrenis
shoes in all sizes and all the different
widths. Boston Shoe House, Henry Pike,
proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

The "Dsrk Secret Social Club . The
secret Will be exposed next Wednesday
academy, No. 222 French STREET Tbss
committeeintend to make tia igsu ~,
o. the season. Don't FORGET ,he Az dr.
Wednesday evening, November III.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

D. G. o Nens, druggist, Altoona, Pa
WrlGet: DE-. Bulls Baby Syrup has 4
wonderful reputation, the demand for T.
10 really Astonishing. Mothers wi
have no other. II is destined 10 super.
sode al rtber soothing syIups. It costs
only % cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
Ueutrsvlllo Entsrprlse,

The enterpIising clliz2ns OF Cen treyIlls
have made Arrangements for getting the
election returns on Tuesday night by
placing a telegraph instrument In the
store of W, Q. r Colquhoun This IA a
movement in keeping with the epterprls.
always displayed by the citizens Of that
intelligent community
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

A older apple, which whs hurled in 4
pit on the farm OF James DilwoIth,
near OensFevilie, . year ago, Was Gu
up on Friday nDd Il und % be 10 siAtk
Of preservation. Al who L ave seen n!
are surprised that Il shou d have kern
80 well, II being ~ sound % when hTHI
taken fIom the tree on which II grew
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
ABINGDON SUITS.

All shades and styles,
cut Ia the latest S yles by
artist cutters and made by
the fines st taiIoIs. These
suits stand first to any $40
made to order suit else =
where.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
INC Prealdsni,., ,1.mp.,gn

grows more ard more interesting d
election day approaches and . laFas
pArl OF to-moIFow's New York anp
Philadalphla papers Will be given up d
political news. Last Efforts CT both
parties throughout tho country Any
Sunday paper supplied by Frlit h
Davis, 3lS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

1t Is nsver too late TO mend q spra NED
lnkle, sRollen limbs, sttf ua,k, OF any
pain III ache, Il you but nae that
roveIeign remedy, Salvation OH, tbs
greatest cure on earth for pain. Price
rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

For It's p6@sr.rl and peoutiaE .stion
o. tho liver, Laxassar the 'eoideN
spec DO, has established :. EePut.,vn
h,s Is beyond owl or equiv, >Aiu p ?.
It does the work every time Pace "
cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

FlstohsF Hall, in The new Peninsula
MathOdIsa building, 6oA MArEss ensst,
viii b formally opened on .ohnas
nOxt By the Msthodist PfeaohslF 49,
citation with appropriate oersmon,ea'
An address OF Welcome viii Be oeuy
cred BIZ Rev. I. SnoWden Thomas $40
4 Fasponsa made BY Rev. l. 4 Barrett
The ofnoial members Of the Methoais'
Episcopal churches in this oily aud VI
oialty ara invited 70 Attsnd this service
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Our cbild's Soar Tip shoe can't be beat
anywhere for u 90. Boston One Price
Boot and Shoe House. 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

"Hs 10 we'll paid that is we'll salts
fed." This is what q happy man up
town said when he threw AWsy his
empty bottle attsr he had ourea his
cold with d Balls Cough Syrup, the
faVofIta,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Housskeepers should count lne i.
ing inside By buying ct fa'nAli : Oio !
cry. New milk, Co.; skim, OF NJ
quarts for 30 buttermilk, 30; ap,,
fresh every day. F,urth ana oUl
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
Va nnAnr o0.
reduced from 81.
SI.oo,
reduced irom SI.So.

reduced from $3.50.
The gre attest novelty com
blnlng high art with strong
contrasts is exemplIhed In a
lot OF Japanese Rugs just re-
celved.
Imagine one with a mon
ster something like a Sphinx
grabbing at you from the
centre, a wild goose looking
as much like a hyena darting
from two corners with queer
looking Jap characters max
ing up the other two-the
whole Surroup ded by a Walls
of Troy border, and you
have the queer looking thing
called a high art Japanese
Rug. II you like it $40. In
size 4x7, Smaller ones with
peculiar Japanese characters
Sc.
Hassocks-3S cents.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Iaourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

new hsalera and furnaces. SAn If
Wood g Co. ere repairing and pp ~
In new heaters and furn Auos' al
have several gangs Of men busy IA
time.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

The County Democracy bAso 90
Ol0b will qiys their 6rst annual ~
zion At 0ooney 8 Marines a 1saS
soadsmy on Thanksgiving eye 4''A
W cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
MAKES An EXuTEMTyII1f
IN LOWEI II.

This girl IL thirteen Year, At ara. and a
one Of . number Of old, b. ipless cases OF
progressive paralysis, Gu "A Nv The Moxie
Nerve Food. She now rosldsa - M. I
L Street in the City Of InwelI. STATE Of
Massachusetts She Sas 40 helpless her
fancy. Her physb Jams said her disability
was proEress,VeP lrnlysis, and absolutely
lneufaoie; arse at the Massachusetts,
t4enerai hoai~ llaavised the use ofMoxie
III was gNSG No medicine or other
means wen ised meantime. Two cases
OF moAle ade her as well as ever before
ana iro.. being rpeechless and helpless,
she la va healthy, romping school girl,
VIII GLIB tongue, and no one would
SNsr , -naglne she was once q helpless,
uolt less wreck.
certify that the above Is absolutely
NV IN every respect
JOHN NICHOLSON, Cher father.)
| SARAH NICHOLSON, cher mother
LOWELL, Mass, Sept. /, 1888
MIDDLKsEx, rs.
Personally appeared before me, q nota-
ry public, John Nicholson, aud made
oath that the above statement is true
GEO IL, RICHARDSON, Notary Public
o0-2tAw
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
asttlBK Bstter.

The last report hon Mrs. Larkih
9hO 10 narroWly escaped death In IoWh,
states that she IL gradually improving
aud her recovery 10 now col a lsntly Q k.
pected,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
DRESS GOODS

stored on the End floor above
the fire. Having made a salts
factory settlement with the In.
surrnee companies, they sold the
entire stock on November Ist.
We wee fortunate enough to
buy several truck loads OF the
same and find on taking off the
paper wrapper the goods are
perfectly clean and free from
smoke. We guarantee every
piece we sell to be be strictly
perfect.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

~ ~, Stess Eoods as The Bee Il We, 3O6 NJ.
, 49, SC'p 2 henoes Monday morning No
tSs bst o. Don't l15a your ohanoe o.
He bargains See Advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

~
his lot for IS each
Here's a Whit OF ChIst-
mas already. A gentleman's
,ure linen handkerchief, Inch
lem and very handsomely
embroidered in the follow
ug letters - A, D, @, ID. E,
2, G., II, J, X, L, M, N, p,
R, S, T. w. Early buyers
will find it easier TO make
heir selections now than
Iater--25 cents each.
A good stocking for children
Derby ribbed, good black,
Iuil regular made,and always
bsiore IS cents a pair. a
quick cash deal gives these
to YOU for I2s cents pr
pait.
Some men suffer with
cold feet, hard to keep them
wasm Let such get a paii
of our Cancels hair stockings,
Scotch mixed and French
mixed, with patent rounded
heels. The most comlortl
bic and warming wearing
app rel for cold feet we know
~ 20 ll-Price IS Ger t..
Many a man will thank US
tor keeping these stockings
We have recently put in
stock a full line Of stockings
for very llttle children 5
and 6 years old down to
first shoft-clothe5 babies
They are Of cast mere and
wool, three quarter aud full
lengths in blacks and c1lors
of the best domestic and fin.
est imported - rs to 90
cents,
Speaking OF babies, why
not keep their hands warm
as well as their feet. Many
a little tot would tell you it
was time to buy them a pair
Of gloves 1t they could, and
and sometimes all you've got
to do is to look at their fin
gers to know that it Is 60.
We have just the thing for
them-soit lambs wool mitta
in white, baby blue, cardinal
and navy blue Is and 37l
cents.
Some qualities and colors
for Ladies-25 aud 81 1-2
cents.
Made out oil spun silk and
sewing Silks cents and 81
Why sit down and click
knitting needles.
TIE coming ladies' vest Il
a Jersey ribbed-they fit lik
a jacket, nothing bungley o.
unpleasant altogether one
OF the picest vests made. W.
have them in natural grey
and white Soc, 81, 81 80,
S175.
Ladies' fine quality cash.
mere gloves In blacks ant
colors, with embroidert
points in blacks and colors
are a splendid every.da,
glove and nice looking
-25 cents
One of the best IDEAS il
tiannels is to shrink it befor,
you sell 1t. We have an ele
CANT quality of alI-wool fan
nel woven SO In. wide, thel
shrunk to 20 inches, maxim,
it about as near perfect a
to.antlshrlnking qualities tina
you can imagine. For skirt
or underwear any lady will
readily perceive the excel
lence OF this method. They
are in red, blue, light gre,
and dark grey, and so cent
per yard.
All our 62l cent. wrappe
iannels in plaids, stripes
etc. All colors are reduce
to 35 cents.
Smyrna Rugs in singl
door sizes,
IS cents,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

= $sffAln S-,9'79 hcUst. SIiE ocH
Velle9c GE'g sa5r sa4l'-az z .ggs
SIPiy 70 ". scott Vernon, this o1as ;.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

BElLE-MoILHENNE Nov. l, BY
hev. J. q. Lonhart, francis Bailo and
MAgBls hallhSnnoy, both Of aonTy Clay,
Lei
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Ifyou want good butter call Of Rich
mond's, N. ". cor. Eighth and TAtnal
utreots.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
We are in tho Lead
Every Way,

We were never fixed 50 well
to serve people with the best
clothing and give business the
growing room it wants each sea
SON We make a big point about
our clothing being 6rsr-elass in
quality, but they are just as
much so in the Workmanship,
the fashion AMI the fit. We are
sure the prices are right. You'll
fare well both in the wear and
saving a neat little share Of your
money.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Go TO MoOlure for all kinds Of nth
and oysters every day. Eighth str dot
market house.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

M ArTEB-A GOOD GIRL ron GEN.
w sral houtoRorE. Address T. A.,
this ONCE. n3-2t0
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

WAhTED-A BOY TO MAKE HIM
w self Morally useful ABOUT a jewelry
store, Apply at 407 Market street. 90 3tt
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

We Of. the balance Of oar importers
stock OF these goods 81 about tFO.t THU 2
81 their value. q. WiORREI,L,
Mason % Temple,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
FIRE |!
SMOKE! SMOKE!

October 10Th there was a
large fire on Filbert street, Phila.
delphia. in place where Messrs.
Hood, Brown & Co., had some
Is thousand dollars worth Of
reserved stock OF
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03
"a :. PROoroRs GRAND OPERA

"a y. PROOroRS GRAND OPERA
" HOUSE
nlatinoes, comm eaoing Monday, Uot0bss 40
gHAHOESDA REJDlN1, In k0psfto re.
Wednesday Matinee -"BOse Ottage."
Wednesday Evening - "Ihs Ce:0rOOnT
Churgday fvsniuB--"Ros0 Oottige" y a
day Evsnipg-"N obodyB Osld " Satu- a.
Matlneo--"M AritGnab Saturday T. aim
- Blow for Blow"
Tenn heading TusId ~. oyou Der eth. two
llgn aRnd dodleldly m4ttnS -, ssA.lAUO
LHE MAnIC rALlSMAr[
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Mise Maud Cobb, Of his city, is spend
Ing month, visiting relatives In Phila-
delghld aud Holly oak.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

~ = 70 n N T'Yl 9NTUHEl
a.s Sine hsh, Cape May yoodieb, white
og.,,t oa' o. 6sb aonnderP, front, col DAB.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Persons intending 70 lay IA = supply
Of sweet potatoes log tas winter thou.a
oAl. on 6mslts. IL East Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

Try 6suusl II. MArshlll's nez har
mesa store, No. 100 West Seventh street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-03

fs'S " . the orayon portrait and
makes on lnssa nents
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HARRY HART,
The N. Y. Clothing Mauut'g 90
No. BIG Market Street.

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- OF sdudrg wits Of Vondltioal II
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he exposed TO pabile sac, al the Northwest
Or lhifl and Gran reefs 10 the city OF
W lmiHg'on, In New Castle County ,Delaw are,
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Great Excitement

Still continues on Market
str; ct at the Liza ling EnSer
prl'ing One Price Clothiog
House and Merchant Tailor
Ing Establishment of
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GRATEFuL-coMFoRTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
B REAKFAS r,

law whl IA govern The operations Of - 90
aud nutrition, aud by careful spttcst IN ~
thc hne prone ,.jyP Of u Sc, cod t'oGoa' NJ "
y pps hH- pro ,lded ,ur 5icAl fast tables Will a
u -icatel Favored beverage which may save
u many heavy cQct0t's bills, II is by The la.
cicious use otsue a. tirl Of diet that a com
stltnilOn may be gradually built M until
etronR enoufh to resist every ttnde ncy 10 dis
case. llundre Is Dt slt lls insladics are float
ing around us rcady 10 attack wherever there
ls "A NeNs point. We may escape many a fatal
shat BY keeping nuCsI Ives well fortified with
pure blood aud properly nourished Il anne -
Civil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk
sol snly in half pound Tins by GrocCrs, Ia.
bclrd thus:
JAMES EPPs 4 CO., HOMEOPATHIC CHEN
ISIS, London, Eng aud. ms IN, In, sdsw iy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-21
WILL NOT PROSECUTE.

The Missouri Man Who Amounted His
Sons Mistress with OarbOIic Acid Gives
Bond.
ST. LOUIS, Mo March 2O-Dr. George
Cox was in Judge Wilson's court al
Springfield, No, this morning, to explain
why he anointed Etfis Allys with carbolic
acid last Wednesday. He waived exam
nation aud was bound ever to answer to
the grand jury 10 May, and WAS released
on $4,000 bond Fenton Cox, the way
ward son, and the injured girl were in
court and were held SIS witnesses. F5nton
says there will be no prosecution, and the
girl abides by the decision OF her boy
who has thrown over home and inherit
snce for the worldly creature.