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The Opelousas courier., 1888-01-14

The Democratic State Convention met at
Baton Rouge last Tuesday at noon. Hon.
James Jefries, of Rapides, was chosen as
temporary chairman, and he at once appoint.
ed q committee of credentialss consisting of
four supporters of Gov. McEnefy, four of Gen.
NiohBlls, eae of Mr.. Moncure and one of Mr..
gnLningham. The committee did mot COM
plese IFS report until Friday morning. That
report awards majority of the seats to Dc e.
gates who favor the nomination of Gen. Mich
oils, snd he was probably nominated yester-
dry morning. The caucus Of McEnery dele
gates decided that in case Of Nichols nomina-
Sisn, they wonld, in striking contrast with
the action of the reformers four years ago,
make the nomination unanimous, This is as
it should be; and while it reveals the differ
ence in the stripe of Democracy of the two
factions, ID will be administering severe re-
buke to the ''rule or ruin" element which re-
fused 10 yield to the mandates of the party in
1884.
Of course the CoURIER win support the
nominee, whoever he be.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-01-14

The following, from the Bossier Banner, is
to the point, and we have concluded to adopt
it as Or guide during tliispoitical campaign,
ssIf any one wants to boom his man for office
Parish or District-through these columns,
he can do it as an advertisement, at the rate
OF ten cents u line. All candidates shall have
a fair show, and in order that we may haze a
fair show too, we have fixed the rate of all
cards and communications, pulling candl,
dates, mt ten cents a line. We believe in liv-
ing and let live.p
The Opelousas courier., 1888-01-14

The U. 8. Circuit and District Courts for the
Western District of Louisiana, Judge A. Boar
man presiding. has been in session here sincet
Monday. The following cases have been dis
posed Of;
q. S. vs. Geo. Airhardt and O. .. Alexander
timber trespass; tried and found guilty and
sentenced q two days imprisonment in par
ISL Jail aIid $50 fine, in soiide. Q
u. S. Vs. Jos. u. Holbrook- trespass;
plead guilty and sentence suspended.
II. 81 vs. John Bailey-ti timber trospass; ac-
quilted.
u. s. VS.. VIM ColIins-timber trespass !;
found guilty and sentenced to Imprisonment
III parish jail for two days aud $75 fine.
q. s. va, o. j.. Observation-Disclosures trespass !;
plead guilty and sentenced to one day IN par
lsh jail and finea$30.
u. s. Va. r. j. Parker-tim Der trespass ae-
Quilted
q. s. VS.. JAS. Il. and VIM. Colins-timber
trespass /; plead guilty and sentenced TO two
days imprisonment in parish Jail and $1,000
nnes In solido.
y. s. VS.. JAS II. Gray-timber trespass;
Besides the Judge, the following officials are
present: Nj. S. Jones, District Attorney; NJ.
g. Elstner, Assistant District Attorney; A. Q.
Gibson, Marshal j. w. Wheaton Clerk; G.
Mayo, Deputy Clerk Thos, j. Hickman, Spe.
eiai Timber Agent. MIR. Barr, former Special
Timber Agent, ID also here.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-01-14

Every year Hoods Household Calendar
takes step forward, as its ingenious publish
ers strike some new thought in style and ar
rangement For 1888 Hoods Calendar has
the .4cut-out" head Of a young girl surround
ed by blue hood, making a very beautiful
and attractive picture. The coloring is Won
derfully we'll done, and the pad, also printed
in colors with special design for every
month, helps make up very artistic Calen-
dar. Three millions of these Calendars arc
issued and all our readers should have one.
Ask your druggist, or send six cents in stamps
to c. L. Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass
The Opelousas courier., 1888-01-14
NO. l6.
JuDTCTAI, NOTICES
District Court, Parish 81. Landry, No. l430s


y NHERIFF'S SALE.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Congress will be In session bat four
aays this weak. II will convene at
noon on Wednesday, and there will be
very little II any routine business trans
acted. Speaker Carlisle intends to an.
nounce his committees on Wednesday.
Senator Sherman Is going to start the
political ball moving In ths upper
branch of Oongres0 by delivering what
10 expected to be worry severe critI.
cism OF the Presidents massage. His
frlonds aie eagerly expecting mis-
speech, which 1t Is thought will bring
out Rrfst deal OF the warmest and
most exciting political debate. II op.
portuuity offers, Mr.. Mitchsll, Of
Oregon, will speak In support OF his
resolution to investigate tho feasibility
OF the establishment of naval station
on tha Pacific coast. mr Blair will try
to have hts Educational hill considered,
and tho Direct Tax bill may be taken
of the cSlepdar and pAAssd. 1t will be
impossible 10 give anything like 3 re-
liable forecast OF the proosedings in
Congress before Wednesday morning
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Possibly most OF the people who are
familiar with The picture OF the ohoco.
late girl, used for 90 long rs an Rdvor.
tisfment, thiHk 1t n creation Of some
artists fancy. On tho contrary, IL Is o
portrait, the portrait Of very pretty
Nitnnese woman, and has u romantic
story attached TO It. II seems that soue
years ago young GerDsa student oi
noble birth fell In love with the pretty
chocolate girl who served him with this
delicious beverage In Vienna cafe.
bhs was respectable girl and he an
honorable gentleman; aud he married
her. He felt proud of her humble
origin, and had her portrait painted by
famous German artist In the pic
turesque costume she wore when be
nfst met hei; and this portrait is no v
among the most valnei art treasures OF
the government.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

AT the muster OF Bmyih Post, G. A,
Il last evening, the officers were duly
installed by Post Command or q
Pickels,
Sylvester Solomon was appointed ad
1utant, Samuel Spencer eergeant major,
Lawrence Kettlewood quartermaster
sergeant, Andrew W. Jones inside
guard and Nathaniel Moore outside
guard,
A iurch OF coffee, hard tack and
sandwiches vera served, after which
George W. Kiug presented the post
with THE Swamp Angel, "a small can.
non formerly owned by Eli Crozier.
At The meeting of Charles Sumner
Post, Post Commander Fisher acted q
mastering officer. Tas following sre
the new officert: ComE aader, Wm.
Hayes; senior vice commander, Theo.
dore Anderson; junior vice commander,
Isaac Wilson; surgeon, VIM. Myers;
quartarm aster. Levi j. Dale; o of D.,
A. a. Anderson; o. of q VIM. Banks;
chaplain, Elijah Williams; aajutant,
Philip =. Burton, Jr sergeant major,
atmeon Hood; quartermaster sergeant,
lawrence r. Fisher; inner guard, Jas.
IL. Handy; outside guard, VIM. Fore
man.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Ill. Boston, d. Lothrop Company.
Price tl.25. The bound volnme of THR
PASsr has just made its annual appear
ance, and will be greeted with delight by
thousands of readers who number the
preceding volumes in their home libraries
THE PANsT has a wide and constantly in
creasing circulation In every part OF the
country and 1t richly deserves II. The
twelve numbers for 1887 which are here
brought together are enclosed In hand
some cover, and make one Of the bright.
est books OF the season. 1t Is full OF in
strueiive and entertaining matter-stories
sketches and poems, and is very fully
illustrated.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
NEWS SUMMARY.

Ex-Governor joel Parker-Barned q
Death--Dsficit OF $4,000 str uck OF
an Is.and-DeAth Of James Hen
drtoAs
The Governor OF Nsw Jersey las
night Issued q proclaim alton reterrins
TO the eminent pubic aervicss of eK
Governor Joel Parker, doceafe1, and
bis pure pat, iotiem and integrity. The
Capitol at Trenton will bs dEapea IL
mourning for thirty days and fhs nag
will be kept at half mast until tbs
funeral, which viii take place ct Free
hold on Friday morning. The Governor
proposed to have the body lie in stat,
in the Capitol.
Az Lebanon, Oregon, on Saturday
night, John, aged o. and Mabel, aged Z
the only children Of John Hslstou, wers
burned to dssth In the bath room OF ths
family residence The mother had Just
left them when lamp exploded, tllin .
the room with flames. Tne mother wai
badly burned in trying to rescue tho
children.
jacob Fl. DslarlA.ne, n confidence
bookkeepsr for tbs Portage Straw
Board Works, In Circlaville, Oaie, is
cAN ~ L1AuAlhbLlUb bA NV
books for Dsoember shows q defcit Of
%, 600 1t Ia stated that Della d aine has
for years followed gambling In mar
gins, with varying success.
The schooner William A Jourdsn,
from Baltimore TO Brlstol, with coal,
struck near the south west poiut oi
Block Island early on Monday morn.
ing, The crew were taken off in the
breeches buoy Of the life saving crew.
The vessel is breaking mp,
James Hendricks, brother of the late
Vice President Hendricks, died In Shel
byville, Indiana. on SUNDAY, aged 5t
years, He was soldier OF tie Union
In two Indiana regiments during the
war. He was the last OF the Hendricks
family, and the third member Of 1t to
die within year.
The Philadelphiau named Stevens
arrested in New York, last Saturday
night, with Q roll of alleged counter
felt RreeubGcks, was yesterday held in
$1,000 bail on the charge OF having
stolen t225 from the ovsrooa: Of CHARLES
A. Smith, in restaurant
A span Of the new bridge across the
Allegheny river At Hers Island, Pitts
burg, vas wrecked yesterday by heAvy
ice, The struoturs was OF iron, and
cost $25, GOO.
Augustus Lauterbacb, a wealthy to,
baooo merchant, was killed by being
thrown from his horse In New York
yesterday.
A sharp shock of earthquake WAS felt
In the Oity OF Mexico yesterday NOR n.
ing ct 7 80 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Saturday bullet was Cred through
the parlor window Of tho residence OF
Michael Kane, No 52s East Fourth
street 1t was evidently fired from q
pistol by come drunkrn indivldnsl An.
1ious to welcome tho new year.
The honss of John Marble, M. 500
EAST 6ifth sfrest, was vlsited In a stmi.
lar manner on Sunday. The bullet
passed through the window and curtain
and struck the stovo. Msrbls's daueb.
tor had just stoorad to pick up some
thing from lhs floor whom the shot was
Tired, nnd the ballet pzssed directly
over her head.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

The finest eye tonic, eye streugthener
and promoter Of elssr, healthy, strong
sight Weak, infiamod and sore eyes
are quickly cured. Long siehtednesr,
or short or near sightedness is wonder
fully relieved by restoring the lost
action OF the nerve, by removing all
paralytio or oongestive tendencies.
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
made strong and diseased eyes are mad g
we'll by uslng this famous eye medi.
olRe. $50. ard 10c. bottles supplied.
Main depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

At meeting of Knights OF Labor In
Snsmoktn on Monday 1t was decided
thai general sfrike Of miners and rail-
roedsrs should take place to day
throughout the anthracite region, ex.
cept in the Wyoming Valley. The eu-
nre coal region was represented ut the
meeting srd the sentiment was unani.
mously In favor OF the lookout. The
mipets declare they can stand out six
months.
A despatch from Beading aayg 1t Is
now aa assured fact that this hands en-.
ployed In the Reading Railroad shops
In that city will not strike. The com.
pany on Monday issued . circular
thanking them for their loyalty, and
promising that their cond act should
not be forgotten.
Advices from north of Reading yea.
terday were TO the effect that at Gordon
Plane full complement OF hands 10 at
work. at Shamokin there are said TO be
more men than are necessary TO hsndls
the trade; q. MAhanoy Plane the strike
10 more eerioue, bur, ga the collieriee
all idle, the officials have n1s, 1t Is
stated, much trouble In handling its
bus.naas. At all other points on the
Bhanokin division everything was
quiet yesterday, The company antici.
pates lighter oosl phipments nov, BIS.
cause all the GOAL cars which have
blocked up the sIdings have been
moved. and the many IDLE collieries
will cause y great falling off In the coal
trade. Anthony Laliey, President OF
the Miners and Laborers' Amalga-
mated Association, said yesterday, in
an interview published In the Reading
Eagle, thst hs regards strike in the
coal regions As unwise.
He 10 opposed 10 strikes and favors
arbitration. Ho says be will oppose
anything rasb, and thinks that there
are enough ccol headed miners In the
district TO prevent strike In his
opinion II the company shows q dlspo-
siti0n TO arbitrAte the men will resume
work tomorrow. lie charges President
Corbin With trying 10 destroy the
Knights Of Labor, bu. does not think
he will succeed.
TIE Knights OF Labor have 90 far
bson uDsueceSsful, Hcootdiug to q de-
spaich fr1m Pissbarg, in getting the
railroad cool miners, at SCOTT Haven, to
strike for the Calum bus soals. As q RS.
suit number Of operators have noti-
tied their miners that a reduction OF 8
cents per ton would be 7nnde in their
wages, to take eject 81 once.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
ssnten nsn 10 nnrnr.,,o..

A general coars martial order has
been issued from tba headquarters 0i
General Milea, according to . deepatoh
from Los Angeles, California, fixipQ
tbs stntences OF tho Eva regularly en-.
Listed Indian scouts who mutinied At
San Carlos last jane and fed to tbe
mountains, where they remained until
returned by the tro1ns. Thsy are sen !.
ttDcst to two, ten lif.ean aud twenty
ysars' confinement at hard labor at
Fort LeaVea oIth.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

A telegram from st. Louis says there
ia much suppressed feeling among en-
pioyes OF the Gould South western Rail-
road system there and ut other points
along the line, because of an order TO at
once reduce the working forces ten per
cent The officials claim the reduction Is the
the result OF the dull season, and will not
last longer than March lat The men
claim The reduction Is not justified by the
labor situation on the eystem, and ia re
sortd to as 6 substitute for cutting
wages. Fourteen hundred men, It Is
stated, wi be left without work
tw' nty per cent. reduction In the
wages OF the employees of Flscher's foun.
dry at Allentown, Penna., took effect
yesterday,
AT the New E'glard Glass Manufac.
tory, In East Cambridge, Massachusetts,,
work was resumed yesterday, the 100
workmen remaining cut at the command
OF the organization of which they are
members.
The fires In the Charlotte furnace IN
the Connellsy.ls coke region were banked
yesterday, the tmp'oyes refusing to ac-
cept l2ls per cent reduction. Abont
LOO men are affected.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Auhn'9Eu hroA.' sos MRrke ee street.
Try Bush's coal You will like II.
go TO Murphey's Tor your bed springs.
Buy your furniture At Murphey's.
Try Bssh's coal you will surely like Il.
Millard v. Davis, Jeweler. gE. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, At HAMS, Is u. Fourth.
v. Roop smith. druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, 0g2 West Front street.
First class furniture At Murphey's. 500 Ship.
ley street.
They still have ths bast c,ugh candy In
this city ~ Mo. NeN ctooEd street.
$50 cash will buy brioK house. Apply
10 hoald h 90.
90 20 Geo. II. Murphey's for your pari OF
chamber and dintnE room furniture. S0S ship
J. u. Bryant, No. IL East Seventh street
10 taxing orders for the revised and latest
edition OF ,snuRntb1 at Ssra.Osa. Prlcs 70
dueed 10 sta. agents wanted.
lfyou want your Heaters and Range over,
hauled and put In good order for the winter
send your order to 7, Hast Fonrth street Pick
els, htoYe and Heater Company. by tele
gh9ne, Number 3D., It will be promptly tten.
Special bargatus IN holiday goods. Mems
wom ans boJs' and childrens velvet en-
eroidered slippers At lowsAt prioos 10 tn,
sity. AL ieAthur y 4ods At D,g bargsius
ObAl,knps Cheap y 100 store, al King st.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

This firm OF Beisler, Mcbride s. Co
Aas been dissolved. The huainsss will
hereafter be- conducted by tbs surviving
partners, Joseph hcBri1e aud 8. HI
oarter. The Arm name will be Mcbride
& Garter.
The co partnership sxiating under the
him nAms OF w. Jouse & 90. has been
dissolved. Business viii he eonttuutd
nhder % ine same name By Charles r. aud
William @. Jones.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

LOOK YOUNG as long a. Won can.
prevent tendency to wrinkles or sgein 4
CT the skin by ualDg LEAURELLE
OIL. hleRsnt for olesring complexion,
rough skin, chappsd face or hAnda.
Keeps the hands and face soft and
smooth. Preserves youthful, plump
condition OF the features. Only sub
stance existing thst will prevent or
arrest tendency 10 wrinkles. An elegant
dressing and prsservative tonic Tor the
hair. No oil or grease. Ask for Leau.
relle OIL. &1.00 at druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
1t WIN Amply Repay Yon

To call at the great Tobacco Mart and
examine our stock of meerschAum sets,
pipes and smokers; also cigars, %, 30
In box, evidently designed for presents
or something OF that character. The de.
msnd 10 greater for them than any pre-.
vious year, bat cur supply 10 much
larger and prices lower than ever before.
We have also large supply Of 6NAvITY
In small and large packages. CHAP.
MAN Seventh and Orange, Whining.
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Forty'thr newsboys and oihe,
young attaches of the Morning New,
were treated 70 bountiful supper al
Fsrsa 81 Lswie' at 7 O'Clock last even.
ing. Addresses were made 10 the boya
by DIR. j. Howard Nixon, DIR. A. N.
Keigwin and E. T. Warner. Eyery.
thing provided was of good quality
aud in abnndsuce, and the boys thor.
oughly enjoyed themselves.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

In this city, New Years day passed of
quietly and notwithstanding the fact Of
IL being legal holiday, business went on
pretty much as usual Banks post Office
and a few mercantil offices were the only
places closed. AS New Years CALLING
has almost entirely gone out of style, but
lew calls were made, ,on Monday. There
was rifle shooting and both theatres gave
extra matinees
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

1t is announced by Superintendent
Massey OF tha Associated Charities that
so many more of the men applying for
help are willing to work than was an.
ticipated ths, he is anxious to nnd
steady situations for them. He requests
all persons desiring reliable laborsrs to
apply to William II. Brady, who has
charge of the men.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

On January Ii GAwthrop Brothers,
the plumbers, will make application
for charter for the Incorporation OF
the GawtbEop and Brother Com pany.
The app location will be made before
Judge Grubb. The company will CON
Time the business OF manufacturing
and solling plumbing, steam and Ras
fitting materials.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

This evening the fair OF Charles Sum.
ner Post, No. 4, q. A. r., closes
after = very successful run in the
hall at Tenth and ehlpley streets.
Music has been n furnished by the Drum
Corps OF the Post The tables have
been in charge of the wives and daugh-
ters of the veterans.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

The mill OF the Bpang CaAlfAnt Steel
and Iron Company, ct Shatpsburg. Pa
was running on Monday, although the
new stoel Rcsle bad not been signed. A
telegram from Pitssburg says: ut is
said that the iron workers employ ed In
the steel mills may be cal',d out to en-.
force the new scale and that q big strike
may bs the result. On the other hand
many of the iron worktrB are Raitl to be
to such move, The steel men
ssy that their firms will sign and con.
tinue cperatio as. -
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
Dr. slmms, Whlte Pulmonlo Raiaarn.

the great leading lung remedy OF
wilmington, Del. No one ever reaches
consumption who uBes IL In time; II
Will always prevent and most freque mt.
ly cures consumption. 1t stands unex
oelled for curing coughs, hoarseuese,
GROUP, sore throat, 60, 50c. and 81. 90.
Depot Fourth and King. sold by
deA!ers.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Mrs. David Meoonksy sled suddeuly
at bsr residence in weste Chester, Pa,
last Saturday night. Ia tho a1ss year OF
her age. Her maiden anne was Briu-
ton, end she was ressrded as one OF the
woa thitss ladies' in that sector. Her
husoaod haa been dead foS several
yeas, and some thirty or forty years
ego, was we'll known 10 many OF the
money borrowers OF car city sn coun-
ty,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Millinery Palace, SIT Market street.
Being little dark, Mrs. Jacobs has had
electric lights put in. Ladies' can now
purchase at night, being able to match
the most delicate shade by this light.
Call and see how 1t improves this already
handsome store. Mrs. Jacobs, GIT Mar.
ket street and $40 KinV street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

SHnoH's vITALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Apr O.
tite, Dizziness and all symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents rer
bottle. Sold by N. B. Danforth, cor.
and and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
n DaFo,

10 all who are suffering from the or.
Eors and indisoTetions OF yoush, nervous
Weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&o:, l will send recipe that will cure
you, FRmM OF OHARGN. This great
remedy was discovered by . missionary
10 South AmsEica. Send . selfAddress-
cd envelope to the REV. JoshrH 7.
IAMAN Station d. Now York City.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

that everybody ought to know that A..
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashinR. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
NotIoa.

j. T. Montgomery, No. 20O3 Market
street, the practical jeweler, will on the
1Ith Of January start watch olnb oi
90 members. Having almost the re.
quired number few more are desired
to complete the club. Those desiring
to JOIN can call at stores 2c03 Market
or b0b King streets. Come and Join
one Of the best clubs In the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Al Mrs. jacobs Millinery Palace,
6l7 Market street, is the handsomest
window display In the city to be
aeen. Great credit must be given to the
dresser OF this handsome window. In
the background Ia . handsome, hand
painted table scarf, and the flowers dis.
played are Of she handsomest and most
novel description. 1t 10 worth q long
walk to SEQ this display.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Mcssrs. Rossiter, Eakin and Riley
gave sociable at their dancing acade.
my last evening. II was well attended.
Dancing commenced ut 8 o'clock.
Music was furnished by Professors Pier.
con and Mon tgomery.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

During this week OF PRAYER meetings
VIII bs held 10 the Presb tetfan
Churches MS folloss: In the Central
tbis evening, ct 74o O'Clock; In gano-
yer on Thursday, and In the West on
Friday evening. All are coI Italy In
vited.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Don't fail to call OF -four atore, north
west clrner Fourth and KtnJ e,yests,
and leave your nvders for fresh buck
whaa,, Graham flur, cot faxes, rolled
wheat or any ohoics brand OF fur,
Oar Silver Medal Il ut caupnt bu ex.
cslled. Give 1t = trial. r. P. Jaayier.
feit p hone No. 40S.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Monday afternoon Michael Boland. A
blacksmith in tho employ OF Gregg q
Bowe, died suddenly at his rssid onoe,
on Bhnllcross avenue above Scott street.
of heart disease He was 30 years OF
age. Coroner Barahill gave certifi.
cate.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

81 have been occasionally troubled
with coughs. aud in each CASE have
used BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRooHEs,
which have never failed, and l must
say they are second TO none In the
world. Felix A. May, Cashier, 81.
Paul, MINI.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

and silver American watches; full line;
all grades, ladies' and gents; prices
lowest In the city. Satisfaction guar
antecd or monsy refunded. William.
sons, 106 West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
Your Dishes, alassvare. vv,naov.

made clear as crystal wit. sonah on
Dift." Suds or soap should no5 be Z sed.
II you would have them olaar, pure,
clean and bright, without odor or taste
OF soap, use "Rough on Dirt" 10c. and
2bo packages. DruRRisss.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

On Monday the tug Meteor was hauled
out on the railway at Enoeh Moors's
shlpyard. The Pusey Il Jones Company
are supplying her with a new propeller.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Powell, in tho third street market,
Will have bis ususl variety o. fresh fish
to Inorrov, comprising smslts, fresh
GOD, b aadook, white fish, lake sh1d and
all other kinds In seagon,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

On Thursday the Sick Diet KItchsn,
at No, s37 Tatnsll street, will be opened
for the free distribution OF prepared
food for thu sick poor Of taeeitY.