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Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
FOR EXCHANGE,

7 IMPROVED farm for inside house and lot;
LAND for city and suburban proderty. Adj
dress Emma Y. Thompson, 1887 Park ave.
m4 IA
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

THE first lot north of school on s. 18th across
l. the viaduct, for a good Iowa farm. Active
Real Estate and property Exchange, 1924 Dodge
S6l 10
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

WANTED-A tailor, 7ee s. 10th.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

EIGHTY (0 acres OF and adjoining Lake
~ Msnawa, Council, BLUFFS, la. This tract
will make 400 beautiful lots and Is FREQ from
encum branCe. What nave you to oiier2 George
j. Sternsdortf roclu6, opp r. y. 1871
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

T,OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. improved farm
II lands in Nebraska for Omaha residence prop
erty or stocks of clean merchandise. Gail or adj
dress W. a. Frye, X !, nw cor 18th and Farnam.
h1S q A
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

T WILL sell q limited number of lots IN South
IOmaha's h. NJ. park addition for the low
price of $40. Remember a warranty deed given
with each lot. This sale only continues a few
days. Gail quick and get first choice. Slomau.
room lD0, Paxton block w
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

Qs0 buys a fun lot and good 4-room cottage
Peasy terms and good location. u. V. Shoies,
room Flo, First Natl bank. cor. 18th and Far
nam 800
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

ENoR ~SALE-Fulllo lot and large 2-story house
\ OF large rooms, good well, cellar, cistern In
the Kitchen, good. neiEhhorhood, street cars,
church. school and store close Ivy. All new and
complete, 5000. Small cash balance
monthly. Just the place for a man OF moderate
means and large family. Come and see me
about it. G. +. Harrison AIS 5. 18th st. S3
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

EIOR SALE-Elegant house and lot in Wind.
II SCR place, owner nonresident who wants to
put his money lsewhere and will sell right. G..
Il. Harrison, AIS $. 18th ST. 800
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

IGOR SALE or trdde-A valuable invention.
Il VIII sell same cheap for cash, or will trade
for good real estate or real estate paper, reason
for selling, my time being occupied with other
matters to give this attention. The right party
can make money out of this. Investigate.
Slomnn. room 46 PAXTON block. nS
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

M ANTED-A good agent with small capita
w in every county for our oil burners for
COOKING and heatinn stoves. ~ per cent cheaper
than coal. Omaha Mfg Co.. eth st. and Capitol
ave, 14S-lb
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

SUBUKBAN TIIAINS.
Running between Council Bluffs and Albright.
In addition to the stations mentioned, trains
stop at Twentieth and Twenty fourth streets,
and at the Summit in Omaha.
Westward,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

ENOR SALE-Or exchange, 5000 acres choice
IL well improved farming land in northern Me-
braska, in lots to suit purchasers. Address l.,
care NJ. Lyons, O'Neil, Neb. 4g3 IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

~ W. PECK loans money for non-resldents
>I.on gilt-edgo real estate, securities. ,guaran-
teed: reference, Commercial National Bank,
Omaha. G. W. Peck, Room 4. Fren2er block.
Sgi o IL
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

w ASTEp-A good girl for kitchen work,
w must be a good lanndress. 2oii st, Mary's
ave. S3 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

NEBRASKA farms-We have some good 100
~ acre farms up the EikhOrn valley with 300
and 800 long time mortgages against them
that from 800 to 1900 cash Will buy the equities,
Now IS the time to invest in Nebraska farm
and more productive than eastern land valued
at four or five times our price. NJ. A. Upton Co
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

ONLY a few lots left in u. X N. PARK addition
~ to South Omaha. What have you to oifer2
George J. SternsdorT. Room q. opp. o. 21
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

IGOR SALE-By Dexter l.. Thomas, at Ne
II braska Savings Bank, 10th and Farnam;
20 per cent OF value.
10 full lots at grade 0 blocks from postoHce
block, South Omaha, 500 each, terms to suit;
who wants first choice?
. lots on Farnam street. east OF Dundee Place,
north or south fronts, $3.50 each and less.
b incest full lots In Bedford Place. south fronts,
choice 500, terms easy,
10 incest corner lots and adjoining In Lincoln
Place, very cheap and terms to suit.
o ana 10 acre timber tracts 8 miles from Omaha
o., 500 per acre.
+ aero tracts by Florence. can't be beat Cor
small fruit, $50 per acre.
/ own the above as well as lots in various al
ditions, including 0 lots on West broadway.
Council Bluffs.
See me for q bargain.
Dexter l.. HON as, at Nebraska Savings Bank.
Board of Trade 0nildirg. H6
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

ENOR ~SALE-Cheap for cash. n. V. Hotel and
a Restaurant, 100 N. 10th St; good business:
desirable locations, reason for selling. have
other business TO attend to. Call on or address
Il. A. Marsh. N0S N. l6th st Omaha. h3l
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

M ANTED--A man to solicit; salary 500 per
w month; must deposit S25 and give security
for money collected. Address George S. Cline,
Wagner block, Des Moines, la. 754 o.S
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

MILL give you a good TRACE Tor an eight or
w ten room mouse and lot. George J. Sterns-
dorff. Room 6, opposite P.O. 23l
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

MYANTED-Housekeeper for widower with @
w children on Il farm; housekeCper for a
farm, no children, no objection to one child;
cook for corn festival, ST.: girl for family Of .
in Sioux City, 50; I for family OF 4, no washing
or tvoning. 81; experienced second girl fond OF
children, 81; dining room girl, SiS, board nd
room; 10 girls for general Homework. Mrs.
Brega, 51iS s. 18th. 9l IL
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

WANTED-D tracklayers, free fare, at Al
w bright's Labor Agency, 1l2O Farnam st.
GRp
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

WHAT have you to trade for sons north
w western oil stockI Address ID q, Bee Office.
Sll
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

w ANTED-A first class pattern maker.
w steady work will be given. Fremont
Foundry and Machine company, Fremont;
tRp ~
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

n EORGE j. STERNspORFF, room 8, opp. p.
10. viii hereafter Fke special attention to
renting houses. stotesxpd flats. II you want
your property rented without delay and to reli-
able tenants. do not 6lh to list the same with
him. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ENOR SALE, Rent or Trade first-class hotel
Il in thriving town, on main line, i25 miles
west of Omaha. ample accommodation, livery
i'll connection. practically the only hotel in
town. Apply Room -, Barker Building. .
$50 l4t
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
SHORTHAND AND rYPswRITiN,

SHORTHAND and observation-disclosures
oShOrthand and Typewriting Institute. Larg-
est and best equipped in the west. Graduates
all occupy good paying situation. Day and
evening sessions. Sttd Snts can enter at any
time. Send for circular. New Paxton building,
Omaha. IT, d
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

"ANTED-Men for railroad work IN wash
w ington territory. Transfers, pick ana
and long. steady Job. 1t Aibrlght's Labor
Agency, 1870 Earnam st. 123
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
SUBURBAN TRAINS.

tHaStings& Blk Hills Pas T:lh n M. 6.2Dp m,
tNorfolk Passenger. ...... 6:lO ID m, 1880 u N.
*Daily. Except Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

MONEY loaned at C. f. Reed & Co.'S loan Of
IVA fee, on furniture, pianos. horses, wagons,
personal properly Of all kinds, and. all other
articles Of value without removal. 39 s. 18th.
AL busineas strictly confidential. ISL
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

I HAVE n few choice lots in Orchard Hil left
(which | will sell cheap and on long time.
Sloman. room 405 Paxton block. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
ICNEY TO LOAN

MUNEY To Loan-By the undtrsIgneu, WHO
INlhas the only properly organized loan agency
in Omaha. Loans of $40 to 300 made on furni-
ture. pianos, organs, hors es, wagons, machinery,
etc, without removal. No delays. All business
strictly confidential. Loans 50 made that any
part can be paid at any time, each pa yment
reducing the cost pro rata. Advances made on
fine watches and diamonds. Persons should
carefully consider who they are dealing with,
as many new concerns are daily coming into eX-
istence. Should you need money call ana see
me. W. X. Croft, room 4, withheld building,
18th and Harvey. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

~ }. STERNSDURFF, Room &, opposite Z.
". o., has some choice farm land to trade
for city property. VIII assume light incum-
branceS. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

NOR SALE or trade-S acre farm near
IL Omaha; good improvements; plenty of
fruit; terms reasonable. Real Estate Ex-
change. 2602 N st. South omaha. 4iS 10
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

TNOR SALE or Irade-A good chop house in
IL good location. also household furniture. APP
ply l4lS Douglas st. SI8 1T
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

:" good rag carpet weaver. Steady
W employment the year round. ADDRESS
Nebraska Carpet Mills, 9TH and o sts, Lincoln.
Neb. lI
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

DUSINESS-16th street, corner. 4 blocks from
ID Farnam, for Il less than It is worth. 66Xl33
on Capitol ave, between 18th and 18TH, ut less
than value. NJ, A. Upton Company. 6D
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

EOR SALE-l win sci you a complete and
l. beautiful home forty tD minutes by street
car ana - minutes by horse and buggy from
18th and Farnam for what you would nave TO
or equally good addition; my horse and car
risge are at your service to show you this prop.
erty. Come in tomorrow and see me about It.
G. +. HARRISON, 4lS s.. 18th st. lg4
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

A GENTS WANTED-S75 n month and eX-
IA pcnses paid any active person to sell our
monthly, expenses in advance. Full particulars
free. Standard Silyerware company. Boston,
Mass. 305 Slip
RoYs-Am. Dist. Tel. Co.. 1904 Douglas.
ID GIL
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

ENOR sale or trade for good inside real estate
Il, or good secured real estate. paper go acres
ofland. No incumbrance. About 8 miles from
Duluth, Mimi, and about 4 miles from Superior
City. Wis; this will bear close Investigations;
remember Duluth and Superior are the two
coming cities, 1t will pay TO investigate this.
Sloman. room 405 Paxton block. 900
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

LNIRS mortgages, loans on city. business or
Il residence property at lowest rates. Call and
see us before placing your loan: Remington Y
Frye, room /, n. w, cor 18th and Farnam. 40 w
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

TRADES made in real estate and personal
l. property. See exchange book. Coop. L.
and l.. Co. 2O5 n. 10th st. 200
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
WAhTEp-To BUY.

BUY.
WANTED-Good second. hand folding top
w Office desk; also fire-proof safe. Call at
room SJs, Creighton block. 500 ID
Observation-Disclosures and household goods
v OF all kinds. Omaha Auction q Storage Co.,
III Farnam sc, 1905
nLD Books-Cash paid for secondhand books
Vat Antiquarian Book Store, lab Farnain.
al or
WANTED-l nave 3 parties who want to buy
house and lot worth 5000 TO 5000. CEN
trally located, $500 to sl.Q1J cash, balance
monthly, Submit an ofer. q. r. Harri-
son, 4io 5. 18th 81. w
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

"ANTED-Ihave s or 10 parties who want
w to rent $40 to so houses centrally located,
by Sept. 18th. submit what you have. 9. Il.
Harrison, 4l9 S. 10Th st. sos
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

WANTED-A tirst-class experienced window
w dresser. Inquire at the Falr. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

M ANTED-Energetic men and women every
w where for a genteel money-making bust
moss. 600 weekly profit guaranteed easier than
$50 monthly otherwise. Experience absolutely
unnecessary. Permanent position and exclu-
sive territory assured. 81 samples free. Write
for particulars. Address, with stamp, Merrill
Mfg Co. B 90, Chicago. 40 slBr
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

EOR SALE-At a bargain, a stock of general
- merchandise in q live town. Address Lock
Box u. North Bend. Neb. 3l6s3Js
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

q }. STERNSDOIttF, room6 opposite post
os office, will sell you a good i-room. house
on 18th street, blocks south of car line, by pay
ing s20O, cash. balance monthly payments to
suit. This is a splendid opportunity for any
one wanting a cheap home. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS.
WaMTEO-To RENT.

WANTED-12 or II room house; must have
w all modern conveniences; VIII pay liberal
rent If person will built mouse; will lease same
for any term of years. j. l.. Brandles, 18th and
Howard. sol
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

I HAVE real and personal property of all
lkinds for trade. Call and see me. George j.
SternsdorT, room 8, opp. /. o. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

COLLECTORS wanted for n large Manufacture
E'ing company; references required. Address
box 16I Omaha, hB7 SD
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
Why Journa,lsts Grow RAD.

"The singular mistake" explains the
editor Of Texas paper, "by which our
leading editorial appeared last week at
the bottom Of column on the third
page, was caused by our having entrusted
the setting up Of the same to long, slab
Eided Yankee jour. printer who happened
along and wanted job. We told him
to make up the forms and work the
papers of while we went home to give
our wife some much-needed assistance 10
making her apple. butter. The article
was relation to the recent act Of the
Governor IN pardonlng a sheep thief, and
was headed Drowning Folly The
numbering tramp set 1t up Cranberry
Jelly, and chucked the article in the e.
partment Of useful Household Recipes. )
Il is such things as these that make the
life OF journalist one Of constant care
and anxiety and make him an old man
before his time. "-Chicago Tribune.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
DE-. wsloh and His Farty.
COMMUNICABLE !

Thinking you and Jour many readers
" uld like 70 know how am getting
along with my canvass, ask space In
your valuable paper TO let them know.
think am getting along very we'll
with the GLASS OF voters who cannot be
bought with few glatsss Of Rochester
beer, or "heAd light" as my means
are 80 limited cannot buy up the "nA-
looms In politics." nor put o keQ Of
Rochester beer on every vacant corner
In the district / do not mean all SALOONS
80 many Of those engaged In the / duor
business are gentlemen, but l mean the
"faloons In politics, who brig that they
carry wards In their vest pockets, but
from what / can learn carry many
bogus tax receipts in their vests, aud
from where they come is q mystery, as
our honorable collectors, who are above
suspicion, would not have q hand in
them L sm making my canvass upon
its merits, ~ I am In favor OF majority
role. want every man to have one
vote, and have It counted IS he oasta Il.
have learned FomethInR In this can.
vdss, bat there is ono thing have not
learned IS get-hOw y man can afford
10 spend eiRht thousand dollars 60 get
t5e nomination foe an office that 10
honorably only worth Ave or elk hun
dred collars a year for four years, bat
patheps 1t 10 compensated By get lug
positions" for aunts, uuoles, cousins,
bsothere, sisters and even fIthsr-In.
laws Bat the "sAloon IN politics"
headed the movement, Ii 1 am de-
feAt1d this time shall not be discour.
aged, ~ this is the last tune In Dsls-
ware the "sAloOn In politics" will elect
tne omcers; II they will net take poll-
tics out Of the saloons We will take
liceuse and rum out Of ITEM. These
laws were not made for Democrats 10
cleAt Democrats with. They we're
made for Democrats to cheat Il publt-
cans with. II am elected I will try
TO tpall all names correct and / will not
Intentionally place men In wards they
do not live in. JAMES B. WEIGH.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

OlAire Saott, the star actress, gave .
more than crsditAble representation OF
"Mary, Green OF sSots" last evening Of
the Grand Opera House befOre an sp.
preciative audience. The lady lie well
worth seeing In this role, and every body
should attend this evening, The support
Is about M 10 the average.
The "BlAok Flag" was the drawing
card St the Academy last evening, ard
drew forth applause after applause. IL
will be repsated again tbis evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
nae BAIl.


ne following games were piAyst
Al Washington Warrington, d Chi
Az New YOrk-Nsw York. 81 Pitts
AZ BoStcD-BestOn, 81 Indianapolis
AZ PbIlAdOlphIA-PhIlAdslphiA. g.
AZ PhilAdelphit-Athlstic, Q; BAltI-
At BrOOklyn-BrOoklyu, o. olsvs.
AZ s. LouIs-st. Louis, 4; Louis.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, Is; Kan
sis City, 9.
HorNs.
The Philllea are In fourth placs.
The PhilIes p AZ the Detroit club
today.
Pitcher King Is in demand for neg.
season.
The Athletics play the Baltimore club
this afternoon.
The PIttsturR Club is angling after
Jack Rowe, OF Detroit.
The reserve list will be announced To-
day. Each club can reserve fourteen
men.
Fennelly made his arst hits for the
Athletic Club yesterdAy-tWo three
bagRera.
The PhilAdslphia Club has two men
under its employ looking mp play ore
for next season.
Delebanty 10 the nerviest base runner
on The philadelphia team. He u sbso-
lutsly fearless
Toe Philadelphia aud Athletic Clubs
nave arranged to play three games,
October 10, 10 aud 90
Tbs Philadelphia Club lie said TO have
made an offer Of $50, 900 for the trans Ter
OF the entire Detroit Club to Philadel.
pbis.
John | Rogers has bean retained "a
counsel for the Baltimore Club in the
suit brought by phenomenal Smith
70 recover salary amounting to $3.50,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The following judges and Inspector
for the November election have beer
eppoiutdd by the Levy Court, for th,
city Of Wilmington:
FIRST WARD.
First distrlct-Ju6ae, VIM. Kyne
lnspeotors, VIM. q. BAuRh and Harry
Second distFict-JudRe, James Mo.
Elwee; lnspsotors, Samuel 8. Curlett
and WIN. j. Gillespie.
SECOND WARD.
Third dlstFiot-Judge, william p.
WlBdlah; inspectors, Simon y. Moran
and A. A. Easbburn.
Fourth diHtTics Judge, John
O'HArAi inspectors. Michael MAloney
and Harry FeldmsleF.
THIRD WARD.
Fifth dIstTict-JudRe, Peter A.
Pagan; inspectors, VIM. Prioe and
Daniel B. Conner.
Sixth distr'c.-JudRe, Henry Wiuil;
inspectors, MiohAel OonAven aud w.
]. MorelAnd
Seventh dlstrIot-Judgs, Samuel
D1oney; inspectors, Frank Lynch and
W. h. Mount.
FOURTH WARD.
Eighth dlstrio'-Judae, John Kane;
Inspectors, Willlsm 81. Robinson and
Alfred d. VAndevsr.
Ninth distTiot--JudRe John Dough.
erty: inspectors, Hugh Duffy aud John
h. Klund.
FIFTH WARD.
Tenth dIstrict-Judae, William No
Oloskeyj inspectors, James Hasson and
Samuel L. EAstburn.
Eleventh district--Judge, Michael
Mo9rAth; inspectors, CHARLES Sehul
master And HleABer AinsWorth.
Twelfth dlstrlcf-JudRe, william H.
Leei iuspectors, Robert 70, Lee and II.
8. Cotton.
SIXTH WARD.
Thirteenth dislric.-J Judge, z Eohariah
Dennis; inspectors, William Bley or and
DIR. N. b Morrison.
Fourteenth district-Judge, jacob
ButEi inspectors, Thomas ReArdou aud
AAnlove Hazel.
Fifteenth district Judge, Thomas
Donnelly, inspectors, Frank McIlhen-
ny and Marvin A. Robers.
SEVENTH WARD.
Sixteenth dlstrlct-Judse, John JeTc.
miah MAhoneyi Inspectors, 0. Court
land Montgomery and Eli Mendinhall.
Seventeenth distriot-JudRe, Charles
Gouerti inspectors, Cham bers b. KEN ..
BILE and james MeKelvey.
Eighteenth distriot-JudRe, John B.
Taylor; Inspectors, Thomas b. Cody
and William Mcbride.
EIGHTH WARD.
Nineteenth disttict-Judge, Dennis
KSuei inspectors, John ]. Shea and
Henry W. Perkins.
Twentieth distriot-Judge. James r
Osmeroni inspectors, Thomas Marine
and Alfred L White.
Twenty hrst distrlot-J udee, James
Ryan; inspectors, Thomas Lynch RLd
James B. Heald.
NINTH WARD.
Twenty. aeojnd dIstrlot-Julge. Jobn
MagGtrei inspectors, James 0sG han
a. d James MohlWsn.
Twenty. third 6lstrict.-Judge, Jam es
Mo9oWAn; inspectors, John Tucker and
Frank Lewis.
TENTH WARD.
Twenty.fOnrth district. u I'D zs, Jam e.
b. RAener; Inspector, George G. Smith
and Jacob LampluRh.
Twenty fifth district Judge, Den mis-
5hisldSi inspectors, William DeAnoid
aHd Norman YsAtman.
ELEVENTH WARD.
TWenty.sixth dissrIot.-Judgs, Hugh
M e6uirs; inspectors, Charles A. Brad.
ford and Thomas r, Ourleit.
TWELFTH WARD.
Twenty seventh district. - Judge.
Robert W Chambers; Inspector, vii.
liam P. Long and Henry P. Mason.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Mrs. Henry Saell, who lives at Wesi
Midway, MAss., was found TutsiAy IN
. Starving condition, surrounded by q
fiock OF hens and rs cats She had
looked herself In the house, and when
an entrspos VAs forced by . neigh Dor
she showed fRht. There WAS no food
In Ths house, but there Was plenty OF
fusl, with which she could have cooked
10 f1Nl. Mrs. Smell had = mania foT
cats, and each OF The 20 answered to q
name. She had trained the amin ais tO
fall In line and como forward TO rtoeivs
rAkons ~ their names were called. TIE
town authorities have taken her in
charge.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

As will be seen from the special time
table, the W. B N. railroad will run
plenty OF trains TO the fair grounds this
week. From fowusend's Row, south OF
Market strest bridge, tralns will ron
half hourly from so .. m from Third
street bridge, hali-hourly from ., m.
Fair trains will also leave French street
at and IL 80 q. no. and .. ua., direct
to the W. & N. entrpnoe 10 the grounds.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

A very amusing incident Is said to
have occurred al negro camp meeting
near TfiRna. Ala last Sunday. A col
ored brother, smltten with the con.
solousness OF sin, dropped to the ground
and yelled for mercy. Some other
brother, full OF the evil spirit, bent over
she sin-stEtckan one, and, looking up
Mortified, said "yell0W fever" That
settled the whole business. Il broke
up the camp mfeiing right then, and it
10 said some OF the exhOrters are run.
ming yet,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

A singular phenomenon is observed
In working the ore OF the Martin White
Mine At Ward Nevada. The ore IL very
base, and it 10 necessary to roast the
whole OF IT, During the roasting pro
ooss no deleteFlous or dlsaRreeAbla fumes
arc Observable. yet the hair and all the
boards Of all the men engaged about
the works are soon dyed . bright and
permanent green. Even the eyebrows
Of the workmen are - green as grass.
The smelterB say this change Ia not
cAused BY arsenic. ont is due to some
M Mysterious eleneat in the metal. The
shades Of green vary in Intensity with
the color OF the hair. The hair ia not
Injured, but FslAins Its original soitness
aud strength. 30 reports tbs Virginia
nateFnriso.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Ths monthly meteorological summary
OF Philade phiA for September, shows
that the past month, with an average
the ooldest September since the signal
serVlce station was established in that
city In 1871, and II Ocscbsr continues
10 close ~ 1t has thus far be en- the same
may be truIhfully lAld of Il.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The members of Mount Zen TAber.
nscle, No 3, A. G. W. o. b. and 8, oil
OF Moses, will give 9 donkey party in
their hall at Christians, OF Wednesday
evening, the 17th inst. Tle Wllmipgton
fife and drum corps will furnish The
music, and the ladies will spare neither
time or expense to make ths table at.
trsctlve and the surroundings pleasant
and agreeable. An admission fee Of 10
cents will be demanded. bat the enter
tainment will be worth thFibble the
Am0unt.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Cough candy A1 Ferauseu's. II N. "a
Base nan Hotsa.

@. Williams, catcher OF the Giants Sc
cured three OF the seven hits.
W. McCAfferty acted rs umpire, but
his decisions did not suit the colored
folks
The Wilmingtons will cross bats with
the Houetons of Chester before thu
base ba 1 teasop is ever.
The Cuban Giants would like tc
play two return games with the Quick
steps at Trenton, Saturday and Sunday.
It is not likely their request win be
granted owing to the GOODNESS of the
weather.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
Lish. oatan OF nsAls.

Adyices from Victoria, B. c., give
the total catch OF the sealing feet thil
season % 1S,0S8 skins, y falling of
from last year-of IA, 1852. This is at
trihuted 70 rough weather on th'
coast and the unsettled feeling regard
ing Behring SeA. In value the catch
this year il less than last By nearly
e7B, 900.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The following judges and inspectors
for the November election have been
sppoiotdd BY the Levy Court, for the
city Of Wilmington: