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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-12

SCROFOLA YEARS CURED.
l have been troubled with scrotula seven
years, which first started on the top OF my head
giving me infinite trouble with constant itch,
ing, casting off of dry scales, and watery
liquid exuded from under the scales | treated
1t for seven years unsUccessfully and was un-
able TO check it until l found your CUTIcURA
REMEDIES. One box CUTICURA, one cake CUTE
cURA SOAP, and one bottle CUTICURA REsoLvENT
completely cured me, my skin becoming per
fectly clear and smooth S. j. DAVIS
Artesia, Los Angeles county, Cal
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-12

il our readers discover than any of the
persons named do not reside at the number
OF the street given, please report the fact to
tiae County Clerk, and thus aid in prevent
ing illegal registration.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-12

Although its area of extension has been
n41cn contracted by vaccinStion and re-
vaccination, it still exists in some parts of
the State. In San Francisco during the
moEth twenty-five cases were reported.
three of them being directly imported from
China. Two cases were reported in San
BenitS two in Sissons. Cases were re.
ported in San Andreas; two of them In
the couEty jail. The disease was also in
Sheep Ranch, West Point, with sporadic
cases throughout Calaveras county, except
in Anrphy's and Angels Camp, which are
free of il. In Oakland there were four
cases during the month, all eonvalescent.
without any further Developments. liz
Stockton, DR.. RGggles writes the disease is
" stamped out" since March oath. In
Homestead, outside the city, there has been
ten eases during the month, all conYalesc-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-12
SCROFULA Z YEARS CURED.

Mr.. Beach used the CUTICURA REMEDIES a
our request, with results as above stated
A. B. FINLAY d CO., Druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-12

Regular Medal Shoot of the Forester
Gun Club at Agricultural Park TOMORROW.
at 10 n clock rn1o1rs
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
NRoruhipsr. Of the p,rll.

FPW YoRK, NV. II Rev. YAroo a
Nes an, Who has Just been ord ed a
this city As . OhtisliAn suihlstsr 10 40
back 70 PeralA ss1 preach the Gospel 10
his brethren Of the Oldest e1istIna
Csrigtian church In the world, the
WeHtotlAns, when he has campisisa Als
work C. eottlnE bis people back int
tbs straight snd narrow path from
which they have 80 far stTAJ ed, will
have . large field before him 10 the land
Of the ''Devil WbrshipeTB." THIS IL .
pRne given, according to the Accounis
OF Herr 0usiAvs Paul, who has re.
Gently bssn among those services, b.
The WeBtoriAns TO . number q oOmm u.
DliieB scattered alCnR the valley OF the
Tigtis In Russian and Turkish Armenia
Ba-HasSn', the holy city OF these
devil woTshipsTa or JFsids, lies near
M0sul, Oh tho borders Of KuFdistan, and
utsins the temple snd mGutoleum o,
their patron faint, 6helkh Adj. They
claim 30 have descended from seFtain
Apostate members OF the Armenian
Church, bus into their faith has been 10
corporsted 90 much from both earlier
and lspr religions, from ZlfoAstsr
10 MohAmmed, that lis resem blAnoe IL
ChFiatlnpity "a iuBlsniaoAut They pray
20 the rising sun sud kiss the place lrst
touched BY It's beams. They warm the
lngers Of their right hands At holS
taper, draw them over their right eye,
brows aud kiss ihsm. They call Gli
Allah, and MohAmmed pro
pbet. Christ they nADe Ben
IsAi NuTAni, JeEns Bon Of the Llsi {,
md wurihip Him as q great angel
Who will come one day 10 rule tn
GRID. But 5bAitan, the devil, IL their
great deity To live 10 good under
s,Andipg with the evil ore is the ohiei
aim o. their TeiRIOn. TheV veutnIe not
% pronounce bis name, but oAll him
"Melsh. TAup," and honor him sym.
holiOAlly % q lisht Riyer and in the
figure OF bird, Their Sabbath IL Thurs
day. They have n forty days fast, like
Lent, In the Spring, but one member Of
each family can do the fasting Tor all.
The reputation Of the tribe fer moral
ity and fonetty 10 good. PolyRsmy IL
SLOWED TO ohiefs, but common men can
have hut one wife at time, and mus
pay her mother for that ore. Women
are held in suoh high esteem tia, they
are allowed tyen pEiestly dignity.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

NEW York, NV II Hugh No
KvsVsrs, . QuArTyman 81 Verplank'si
began celebrating HArEisOn's election
last night bg exploding dynamite cart
RID Res ct . safe distance from his house.
When It began 10 rain hard he entered
his house, sLill having one Of the dynA-
% TO cartridges In his possession. BE
Eouohsd the fuse to the FIRE in his pipe
aud attempted to throw the cartridge
out OF the door. II struck ARAinBt the
soOd work And fell back in the room.
MeKssVsTs Iau into IN adjoining
room where his two children, HUH,
ageu Is. and Liszls, aged IL were In
bed. lie TIRES himself on the bad and
covered hls head with the bed slothinR
When the cartridge exploded Il tore out
he front and rear OF the house, dHmOl
ishiuR the doors hni windows and
badly wreching the furniture. Tn
bod on Wbloh we're McKsevsfs and hiE
Two ohilGFsn was blown through the
s,d5 Of tbe house, bot none OF them was
seriously hurt The house 10 com
nletsly wreck ed.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Tho Pr0viient Society, though work
ing 10 conjunction With the A ISOLATED
Oh aIities, has done = good work la q
ben svOlent manner during the last year.
Al the animal meeting last TauTsdsy
the report Of the seorstSRy sho we'd tha
the COLLECTIONS for the society for the
year ending OH,ob l amounted, with
a bs lance OF S1SJ.3O on herd from tn
yoAr before. OF ti,787 81, of VIII b
100 70 had been .Tpe l1sd, lea viuR =
balance on hand OF 81. Ma. A. b
WAtne vas elaote1 president, ylcs Miss
daTgsrat 3. Hil g., rssisued, aud Ms,
ic3 Lohdell was ot1g5n secretary,
viGs Mss Foranoe A Fosey, resigned
Tee report CLOSES the Gre. yoRr OF its 90
operation with tue Assoois ell Charities
TIC managers desire 10 nail S.tsulion IL
the assolials membership o. the ProVl
dent Society, which was rICsntly 10.
uggTa.sd The numb7r Of sotlya
nan Rsrs being United By constitution
biz membersbip has bsan formed foi
Ar naFposs Of extending iDtsFeBt In the
-erk A. is suaIesainliy done in Other
1's,es, spy one becoming Au aasooi ale
aemhar By tho payment Of one dollar
-alaslly.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12


Rev. Adam etengle preached an inter
estlug sermon in Union NJ Z. Church on
Sunday morning, from the 9th verse OF
the sth chapter OF Bt. Mark: "How
many loAves have sc ~ After q few
preliminary remarks in regard to the
sesemblage Of the multitude 10 the wilder
meas for three DAYS, he observed an inter
estIng lesson Il furnished 10 these who
can scarcely remsin In church ore hour
and a half without an anxiety to get home
to dinner. In alludng TO the miracle
Christ performed 10 feeding the vast null
titude with ouly Ave loayes and few
email Ash 6, aud after ell had been tatis
fled seven baskets full Of fragments were
taken up, he referred 10 the provision which
Christ made for this prgachlug Of the
gospel and Leading the people 10 believe
Ia the truths Of Christianity.
Men we're taken from the lowly walks
Of life TO do the work rgquir d for thu
advancement OF reli ion, and acting o.
this principle thu Metho1ists had started
out IN very humble waf and 10 Gay we
can wtneis the magnificent temples which
teautliy our land as result OF their
laboTs. Tie di6slples III obeyiug the
command 10 feed the multitude OF 400
men with few losyes and hshes, iuf.
nj he'd remarkable Example OF faith
hey commenced the work and the sup
ply proved sufficient for the purpose de-
tlrtd People should therefore not h 81
tate hen commanded to 20 forward b.
cause they cannot sec how they may cue
coed. The right way Is TO s art and
leave the result with God as he can opsn
the way. Had the children Of IrAel
waited until the waters divided they would
never have ssel through the Red soa,
as the waters did not divide before they
came TO them.
He exhorted all 10 take the few caves
In their possession and begin he work re
quirtd at their ards. II they do so there
viii soon be A Ersatreviyal In the church
They must not act for others hut do their
duty He illustrated his position By
abiding to Moses with hls OK kold dnv-
ing out the Phills'lnes; Gideon oyerlurn
ing the hosts Of heathens; David staying
GOliah aud other Incidents to prove the
power Of those WbOObeyed the commands
without reference to the meGIB which
seemed so inadequate to &C ompllsh the
| a sir d end. He exhorted all 10 10 for
ward and do their duty Thoae who
! halted and wished 10 keep their loavef
will find that they will turn to stone
| This point was Illustrated by the quota
| tlrn There is that which ecattereth
| and yet increaseth aud that which with
/ holdcth more than Is meet, aud yet tend
eth to poverty" It was necessary, low
ever, TO have the saYiour's blessing 10 order
that Gods name msy be glorided
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

A despatch from sllverton Colorado,
says that the body Of Frederick Grof who
who was killed in snow Glide ct North
Star Mine, on Solomon Mountain, has
been found Groi started a snow slide by
blasting some powder and was carried a
distance of 100 feet and over q preeipiae
500 feet high
Father James Cullen, a former profes-
sor at Mount st Mays College, in BaltL
more, was rua over by train In Chicago,
on Saturday, and fatally injured. He WAS
81 years Of age. He was known Ne as
author aud translator ef works Of eecle
,iastleal subjects
As Levi Overcast ard Levi Bergen
stock, of Chambersburg, Pa wtre driv
ing LONE IL carriage late on Saturday
night, the vehicle was struck by train
on tie Western Maryland Railroad Over.
cash was killed aud Bergensto k severely
iDju ed.
Samuel Brown, a farmer, living near
Nor h Liberty Iowa, was klllei by his
wife on Friday The woman usCd an axe
rs weapon. abe was not Of a perfectly
sound mind, and was at one time confined
in On insane asylum.
Thirty three new cases Of yellow fever
and tlge deaths were reported IA jackson
vile on Saturday aud IL new cases aud
one death yesterday Total cases t date,
1881; deaths, 3S5. The weather IN Jack
sonvl g is cool, hut there Is no frost.
Two freight trains on the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad coliiled near Clay
poo s, Ohio, on Friday. Engineers John
Doyle ard Andrew Dem lsOl wers XII led.
Tie collision was caused by conf citing
orders given by telegraph operators.
Nine bodies have been recovered from
the ruins OF the burned building 10
Rochester, New York. -Four Of the 20
injured have died, aud 1t Is said tina; 81
men are missing
Nochango had occurred yesterday en-.
ing In the condition u William II Bar.
mum, reported In a dying conll tiuu a, his
home in Lime Rock, Conucc icut,
An international fair will be opened ia
San Antonio, TeIss, to-m0rrcw Pfcsl
1 dent Cleveland will start ihs machinery
by wire from Washington
Official returns fr IN all except three
| counties OF PennBy lyania, with unotiicia
turns from the three. show plurality
Of $3.50 for Harrison,
Frederick Bnorr, his wife and il.year-
| old da glitter Anna persisted IN their burn
lug dwelling al V ruon Centre, New York
/ yesterday
Six new cases Of yellow fever and on,
death were reported yesterday in Gaines
vile, rlorida
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
sEEuHER's gallery is nambar as

AAhNh
Pater Council tled .. his rsidspcs,
ssar Ashland, DBL, 90 tbs s last
aged 20 years.
Tho w1mtn visitors OF the Asaoola'e'
ghsTltleh hold their monthly NEE iug
the OfoBby & Hlll bulldog this
lferUn0n
Daniel NJ. puuniug, MlddletoNn' ex-
PoBtn aeter, was In he city this morning
ard wanted to know If anything dropped
last week.
The sash and door factory Of Springer,
Morley aud Cause Company was sold by
sheriff lambs IN on Saturday afternoon
to B Nields, Gsq1 attorney for Harlan
Gauie.
Stephen Postle5, Of Camden, Del, wa,
In tie city over Sunday aud he, with hls
son, Gen. Park POstles attended ser
vices at the Union NJ. y Church, last
night.
Mr.. George W. Pennington, Of Phlla.
delphiA, leil last evening 'or Butte City
Montana whero he will tske Charge oil 3
large clothing establishment Rt that
place,
Prof. W. A. Reynolds and L. B
Jones will debate to morrow evening
before Industry Lodge. No. ., A o, u
W the question In regard 10 the beDe
ho'Ary funds OF the cider.
W. H.. FaiElAmb, Bupe rintendent o.
The Harlan q HollinRsworth %, dis
covered aud sxttn2ushsd . bon Ore or
Sunday afternoon which SONS boys hat
started In the vicinity Of their works
and thus AYsrlsd what might havt
proved = DISASTROUS oordaaration.
The hoiss of Joseph Chandler o
ChristiRna huudTed, that WAS so badll
injured by the upsettinR OF a wagon ii
front OF Mr. Wier's store on Make
street, some ten days ago, is gettin
better, and will soon be able 10 leAv
tho stables OF W. q. Martin, Thitd an
Orange s'TGsts, to which he wAs take
imm 9diA!eIy after the occurrence OF ID
, accident.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
HDosa


John BARLEY, clerk for OhAg. Toppin
gFoOsrymAn 81 Fifth and Lombard
streets, Was kicked BY Toppin's horse
on Saturday evening. He was picking
up broom back Of the animal when u
kioksd him on the forehead.
Irwin Brothers Big Specially Show
will appear ut the Opera House on
Thursday, Frid y and Saturday Of this
week. This show IL we'll spoken Of by
the press where they have performed.
Patrick J, HAnlsY, Of Lynn, Mess,
has challenged Ellis Hume, Of Ban
oroit's Banks, TO ruu 100 yards for =
stake OF 500 10 s260 . aide, and give
him . start OF three yards.
The Women's Indian Association will
hold their adjourned annual session IN
Grace NJ. u Church tomorrow after
noon At 8 O'Clock.
George W. jackson, IN returning
thaokb TO the friends who supporttd
him for Coroner, Gays that be will bs 8
candidate for tue same ofios 10 1890.
Il. " wiugArd. Of Ksnnett Square
Pa, bet $4,000 with N York men on
the election OF HarFl on, aud IL now
that amount In pocket
The telephone to Oxford, Pa, has
been dis continued, as only two persons
could be found willlng TO pAy for suci.
accommodation.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
FIFTH EDITIOT


We have, in our c,l1~
SAilea The attention Of ,bcsa reg
70 IN tnis worthy home cbSrIv V i, Ie1 4
: sevorS being made by H. w. 70
o. MANAGERS 70 raise fund, h. ~
ton o. . suitable buildlos y, ~, ,ae
around already purohase6 up'1
A fair Of whloh preylons r,,
osan made. will b. htld az n'I
Hnl upon the .ixpb, ss = iIS
elahth Of December, An iblo, eae
Important feature IL vttos ' wv
united GOODS DEF A'tmsst W MN ",'l
displAJed and on Ials =, ~
, /, haurss, the dslIt, '.e
tul hAndlwork OF many ~ -, so1
artistic and practical ADJ clt,. Oai
Too department lurds, q. ]lls
nent OF Mrs. Alfred Boltt H,a y "
pnvie si'ler, which fact ia ~ ~
s. IN isn't kuafRi t3e o, tbr src,l,
hat may be expected. q n M,
y TINS depzr ment arc rarr t,,
lioited By The ladies In clsr,sa
30 received BY Mrs. Bct..', q, \,
Firth street, TO which Adder, ~ 4 l
sired OIL articles may b. sss, v
cembgr lh ''-' y
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
TNIRD EpITlON.


nr,se n pum Der OF Rspub loans GOT
xuheelbefros rides on Saturday even
,ns. About Z 80 o'clock quito large
nn,.her Of the friends o. JOnn lrdan Of
ma First Regiment Fife and Drum
Oorps. and Samuel Bullock gathered 81
Tenth and Market streets. Tee reautt
ii ma election put Jordan between tht
hAnd'eB aud Bn.lo.k on the barrow,
Ths Fife aud Df1m Corps was on hand
n rspssf patriotic 0 eetlonS during the
Tlde VIA q baudanns nround his neck
Jordan sc ZbA the SHAFTS and amtdH.
the shou Of 70 losiag crowd, tht
Ebrill sogsauiDs OF afes 81 q rastling o.
dfnms, the caravan r5sohed front snl
NAfket streets witGout misi ~ Both
fhe VIE. and tie wheeled thsn pro
ossdsd 10 ,'omnsny AS hesdqu Htefs,
VII re corr aiula'oty speeches were
mlie md c gaTs handel around to The
o. -.
About the sane time, bat folloNlng,
Iehlsy Saith Wsseitd Joseuh Last In Il
vheoihArroW from the Oouet House
81 ps to Third sud French streets and
w liam j. sgiter trundled . " heel
DO row oBtzlIiaS The redundant form
Of George Joseph from T5uth aud MS
kst 10 Front snd Market s'rasta Bot
wheelbarroas were decorated with
American flags, and III performance
were much enjoyed by the spectators
who lined the sh0tOughiafs.
About 8 o'clock she tRnlo nigh
OhSrlss NJ aehl, n 0mpgsltor Of THF
DAILY REPUBLICAN, wheeled ElwarO
Weaver. steTsotyp pen, from TeDIh and
Market streats to the ChrisllanR hJitgo
Eugene D. Wells aud r. e Gslfi b
composl.ors, a I ny a. referees AND ilg e
keeper. A. the eud Of the 90 rJe,
ssBl shid 10 vRa tired, IN, be was will
ing to make the same be- four ear
hence on the bnocesg a the Democracy
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

MARION, AK, Nov 11.-oonsIdsr-
able excitement is reported At this place
growing cut Of the folio wing occur
veneer; n W LsNi', oolored, the e1-
founty judge, who was ordered away
IVY tbs whites last Avg lst, returned or
RaturdAy afternoon aud was arrested
and jAilBd. This afternoon n difficulty
occurred between Fra. h Forrest, white,
snd Jnhu RiahtoveT, onloTed, concern
irR the recent election. Forrest bit
IA. htGwer owe the head with o pistol.
Viphtower picked up q stone 10 strik Q
Forrest, who slot him 10 the eide, xiii
lug him instantly. Forrest, who Was
drunk, was arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

II cRhtutt ntaiCs 3; tsuun~ llu2s' g.
cry tor 81. 80 Mark 4; EETo
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

WIN yon ALLOW inc 20 say that the
Presiding Il det's answer lie satisfactory,
gentlsmAnly and In true christian
s. irit. hope hts lot among men mss
slWAyB be casg 10 pleasant pace.
hAvs known Father TaylpT for IS years,
81 his lie has teen devt tel 10 the
Hausa Of Christ. have known hin,
after . DAY OF ten or twelve hours to-
walk three mites In tho evening" 10 -
slht IA revivRls II re lgIon and The sal.
Atl0n Of souls Bu5 nov hia HE Il
fact 6bblng oct, his loaks are Whitened
With the fIosls OF msny vim srs, Hni
now, 10 the ooursa u nature, he Only
swAits the messenger 20 call lin from
labor to rewards. Msy tho piacllol
lu1 pTeo pts Of you both be the mean,
Of making the world both Wiser nud
better. JUSTICE
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

SHARON Pa, Nov. l2.-The msns
strs OF the 5pearmsn, Douglass q
MAhla and CLAIRE iurnsoes have raised
he wages Of their employees 10 csnts psr
day. The prospects are that oil the
furnaces will be in blast the entlIe
winter. The Henderson furnace will
resume next week after long idienenH
READING, Pa., Nov. II The large
No. 9 bias. furnace of tue Brooks Iron
Company, Rt tails place, Idle siIoa last
January, will 90 iato operation TO. day
with = toll nnm plement OF hands.
BOSTON MSS, Nov. IL The Boston
Sugar Refinery, in Z st Boston, will
shut DIAN this week. II Is stated that
there ia . large supply OF soRsr 90
hand and that the demand has fallen
of.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

TIE DunIlug Chs ter d the Acct
o alb had pink tea 10 the building y
7 u,h aud Ma4ktt str6sts i-ss Saturday,
f0t the ten5h, Of tho Delaware flo u
IA vhigh p'o ed a grand sucGs. .. Th
IA liGs we're ignled Win Tampa bearing
pi k shades, and tie gas Gbsnl ellelE
were decorated Win The sane color.
MISC COste5, q 5tuEL o. tie BE. CT u
Chester, enacted the pa,t VI a g4Ess
fortune teller, sn6 teaHd b t-'t dt,o
rated " th oyontt iu5, bose Auj a.rut
Bud Chinese i3nieE $, U'tsksta IgF
futule 30 all who sJught her s. vice.
The y5uDz lacy turned .ysT sbJG. El2
% tho taDd Tic 1e.r.tm ut stsli
were In charge Of gylI9 rides belong
Ing 10 Che chapter, and talh diJ 5000
business, Tie nasio WRs furnished b5
Res bold's orchestra, and Prof. Water
house Of PDllEdelphia gave severe
hunorcug eaialiuns. D4nC!; K coz.
msnc5d Of O'Clock and BAs CO. .lnusl
until late hour.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

CLEVELAND, Oaio, Nov. i2-Tm
Brown, a FSnoer IN OElla'neF Viilage, 8
suhusb Of tJi5 clay, attempted suicide
y.S'ETtny morning, He pie lod thres
kegs Of powder In the stove wbere ibsJ
you'd be exp ojed b. Gre, and then
touch I'd IN Atoh n Rome inham NAB, 9
% tCr'at, Afterwards cutting his tprost.
W keFs Of 70 Rdar exploded but II
Z Of tits and the knife wound
2 eEu, - is thcugh., vii recover. HIS
.nils hsi lett him because Of his dis
Il o habits.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
CLOSING SALE
OF
III Market Street,
After the crowds OF two
weeks, we And we still have

After the crowds Of two
weeks, we And we still have
many bargains left. 1t will
pay you to give us a call at
once, as we will only be here
for a short time. We still
have a little Of the Black
Silk at the price; any one
can have a black silk dress.
Ii you are going to make
comioItables this winter, we
have caliooes at 4lc. that
lou will have to pay SC for
at other places.
We have one piece OF
Seal Plush, that we will
close out at 50 per yard; it
is so In wide. Have you
seen our Silk Handk erchiefs
and Mufflers? II not, come
and examine. Remember
Christmas Is coming, nothing
better for a pregent. The
balance IF our ali Sill Rib
bons Will go this week;p'ic' g
cannot be beat Scarlet and
White Merino Underwear
1t less than wholesale price.
We also have bargains il
Blue FiauueIs, Red Damask
Blue Flannel hir,s. Cantor
Flannel Shirts and Drawers,
KID Gloves, Buttons, Woolsn
hawls, Jerseys, Wrappers
ur Carp t Dspar menl
~ includes Catton lngr ms
md Venitaine, which we are
closing out a! less han job
0ers' prices We have q
ice line OF Raw Silk
: cmcmber tn o. ser
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

A meeting OF Republicans Uulsr the
Blspices Of the County Es,ca' ~ Com
mitlEE Eas he'd Il the ustl.u!y Hall %
go, atnIdsy night Tor The pnTpose I cor
and derirg Ir5p asl 10 revive ths rE'eB 81
che party, 20 that the two disifiotH Of
this County viii work In blrmo0y
The proposition Is, int the OK uut..v
com nliiss in each tistrto. BLal hAvs
exclusive oOLt-ol Of tho VflUaries and o
the general election work in lh5ir dis,
triCts The matter INST with genera.
spprovst and q COM rsls:ea moused o.
Bach, Il. O. MJi4eA-. janice L.
Hawkins, John NJ. Dln9, 5eIh y.
FcAster and q. T P.ckels, was sppCil .
cd to report upon ths proposed revision
ga nesting to be he'd Al the institute
Hall tonight 81 7 80 O'Clock.
Al! Republicans Interested Ia tbs
government aud success u the pk1ty
hrs ques sd 10 be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

RIcHNoNn Va Nov. 1i,-It Is i'm
possible Mt tais time 20 give the vote of
this State, as the official retrrns have not
yet been received The d spatch to-day
published tahular Statement giving he
tc BY counties Thi. shows majority
for Clrvel nd Of upwards OF 900, but 20
Is believed that this mli0rity is consider
ally uvgrcs luutud The office OF the
scgutaIy OF State Is e'o.3 on su days
oud hen cit Il not IN wn wha her any
Dfhuial re arms have arrived 70 day or not
d. SIS expected tia. be OH aiul result will
DC uuua need rif ia She next three days
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

'evOntssn years from n shin DissaEs
Could not Walk or DTsss myself. A
mass OF Disease from Head 10 root
unTod in Right weshs oJ the Uuuonrh
Eaarnahina
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
Everything is Settling

down to business again and
you'll be thinking about
that new Suit or Overcoat.
We know you like to save
money and that you like to
get reliable goods, and
Sixth and Market will fill
the bill every time. Over
coat weather is coming very
soon and we have them in
all styles, qualities and
materials, for Men, Boys
and Children hobby, nicely
made and trimmed, cut to
fit and away down in price.
Don't you want some
clothing made to oider2
We can do it ju.t as well
and Tor a little less price
than the great m 1rity q
taiors. Why Because
VIC handle more goods
buy them cheaper, ane
would il be vie in US tc
let you have any carmen.
not satisfactory? We won
If we know it.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

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