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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-11-01

1t is now generally understood that Mr.
t. A. Drivers presence in st, Lawrence
means that hc viii play the gambler
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-11-01
BEAD tug DEED

"Witness that the said patty of the Arst
part for the consideration OF the return of
II check for 50 900 deposited with Treasur-
or, and in consideration of the county seat
being located at st Lawrence ut Nov. Ell
eCtion 1855 ard there maintained for TEN
CONSECUTIVE YEARS, the said Bu.i-
ness mems association If st Lawrence
grant, bargain sell and convey to Hand
county brick building on lots 81 and 2s in
the event couhty-seat Is l,catei at ST. Law
renee and there maintained for Ten con-
secutive years
The above was the deed, TO the brick
bui ding. Notice carefully how II r ad:
That the title was not complete aud vested
in Hand county until the county seat had
been located at st. Luwrence for Ten
CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Now see how Driver attempted to get
around putting mp his ten Thousand by
offering to buy this cheap brick building
| Here is the contract that Was attached t.
| the above deed"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-11-01

Il. Edward A. Driver, hereby agree aud
bind myself my heirs aud executors to
purchase and buy from Hand county
brick puiiding and lots "a and rs Except
"a feet off lot 2S) in block st. Lawrence
aud pay said county in ca sh therefor Sl0,-
600 within thirty dsys AFTER THE TITLE
SHALL become VESTED IN SAID COUNTY.
said $40, 900 TO he used in building a court
house. Jail, etc.
Now farmers what better proof do you
want that Driver and Jonn Baldwin nre
irving to deceive your The whole thing
is summed mp as follows:
The business mems association Of St
Lawrence through their president, and with
ont resolution by the stockholders OF said
association. decided to Hand county brick
store building. the title to be complete af
ter the sounty.seat was located in st
| Lawrence Ten YEARS.
Then Driver agrc ed to bIly that building
! from the county for $40 600, 30 days aftel
| the tit,e became vested in Hand county
WHICH would be TEN YEARS FROM NOW.
How mnch would Driver, specuiator
be worth in ten years. Very kkely moth
ing.
They went home and thought the mat
ter over. came back 10 Miller this morn
ing, Withdrew this second offer, because
they were afraid the people conld plainl,
see their deceit. and made another propo-
sitien to give SIG, 900 for court house, IN
case the county seat was located at st
Lawrence. This makes three offers by
st. Lawrence. and the people will now ex-
pect to see this last withdrawn the DAY
before election.
This action Of the st Lawrence schem-
ers. will give Miller "a majority vote just
as certain ns the election occurs. The
above are all facts, and yanr county com
missioner will tell your so if yen ask him
Now can you 60 to the polls and cons II
entious v vote for such sehemers, agains'
your own Hand county town Of Miller?
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30

management this season Is doing every.
thing possible to dissipate that disre.
putc and odium which lowered about
the society under its former officers,
Last fall the society was renovated
and the premium list of this year de-
dominates the exhibition as the first"
Of the association. We trust 1t may be
successful and such as will deserve sup.
port Of exhibitors. We earnestly de-
sire good feeling and sympathy be-
tween the towns and societies, and
would advise Lawrence that he can do
more to cultivate that spirit by five
lines Of honest, straightforward and
satisfactory explanation of dark
secret than by q whole issue of abuse
such as he INDUCED last week.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30
The Lawyers Knocked Out.

A couple who have been seeking
divorce were at the court house this
morning to receive the official dOcu-
ment of disunion. A chance meeting
occurred and they commenced talking
it all over; the old memories revived
were too sweet, and they sought seclu-
sion from the curious throng in one of
the jury rooms, where the courtship of
former years was condensed into few
moments. An attorney happening in
the room found them occupying one
chair, each entwined in loving arms,
blissfully unconscious of all the wide
world, and thus they dwelt till they
kissed and made up. Wasntthat nicel
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30
Music for the Campaign.

We have just received from the pub.
fishers, 5. Brainard's Sons, AS Wabash
Ave., Chicago, copy of the "True Blue
Republican" Campaign Song Book,
containing sixteen pieces of music, ar.
ranged for male quartette, with words
and music complete. The music was
arranged by a quartette of campaign
singers especially for the coming cam
paign. The price of the book is but Is
cents
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30
Importation Of Horses.

An importation of thirty-fve head of
Percheron and Shire stations has just
arrived from the best breeding estab.
lishments Of France and England, and
may now be seen at the stables of ii. G.
Wheeler, at Odebolt, Sac county, Iowa.
Farmers of western Iowa will consult
their own intetests in looking at this
stock before purchasing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

IaJE SG&,t-a R.gE-E,HIN GlUs,E
y with cli mpdSrH inrTovemst :. I'm,
squares We q p eryet s'feet, WITH f.otl.
garl AMI pcE-l; tv.ma essY; pat ttade; Will
t.ll or c15nalge, address ". r. y. taiF
ih3e. u27ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
HavsrIln's rerrtbie LOt,

A GctOe aud brutal fight took place
near Now York last night bot ggeJ
JACK Fartell, OF Harlem, AMI Jaos
Hsvefiin, OF Boston. Lcsa than an
nlncrsd people witnessed th5 h.t,lr
waiah, though It only las cd sven
iGunds, was characterized by he;d d
lin.
Seventh AID last round-Haver,in On,
In wicked loft hsnied puaoa 90 Fsr.
Tei's stomach, which doubled MIN mn
ME jack kuiie. Hsysg!,n f,,loEri
u Up vita another fierce left sapasi
upasfcut, which knocked Farrell on ~
atu1d OF his back and vlrtuajiy ea6ed
tho light, 10 1t weakened him 70 mnrn
tdst II only required finishing torches
The moment Farrell stssgsrsd 10 hi
ieei he ~ss fnocked down aRsin Nv
another terrible upper cut, Wn.ch va,
REPEATED tie moment no reclaimed ma
ieei. SOM ct his LENDS wanted IL
give up the tishl, but lia ssc3nds 90
tifa On bio fee. aEAio, and with "a nm
mug swinging upper cut HLyvritr
EAucksu Hlm insspRibib
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
EDITION


To,snh Cl..rh.. ,,k. . ,
,.I...ap. - oi.e,es use saeh GU. isiierl
Wh,tbv. iats Of oie'ss W l.
matt, N 49,,
caDt =, naihA5u, OF h9oehoe, hen
,ogines' 70 III tne cry visiting lis son
uu,,. NJ pA'
~ . .l'am a.. nuta ms WIN resIa ifou
sn nc iL ss1at ~ S'', s m1rSo 20 nav
-, am s''t' ~ M i'SV ooos
Dr 7 yyos,o, C,on,r h.,.h. -
~ ps,s, r,on S'Vpt' p,o."1 h -
lsleo,si NM sinIan n, re C.c,l G.nstx
,fnshoaps pay si0'Ah o' tie osoh osua'S
H5vara u,,.o, ..a o.o w
T.iIsv If p'sn,"--t.a uSss
rc,n,rsS tn 80 $3.50 80
ieo,Iv sa,,sSai vi.h III, ,r,n pei
~ ~. 1' "''n '|u'i ZIP
rrrchasaJ ~ -, v, , ~ - ns ~
| III H., NJ, nv "a ousiuo's " :,
VII 70 ;,,s.nssi,, ~, In,i. ~. ""u
nj. r.ss.s',o" ..'o I'N 'us''
=. puLop oulliS IS attending TIE iuneIal
Jah,;t Chnrch esI,tn,p III o. o.
ling '-'S '''-
Dsa"u, ",ne ooholsve, NO, ., hepts'
| r. a. u-f,at - 'NN
s,s,,trr 'Ao 4AsAAo' s''eS'' iAs'
- at
~ ~lHemhn OF new cattle has
, ,s, Ioh MS 'onf months v'sit t.
Mitsoan ~ good health and IN uch
-, ,ss - mo ',s,S
preueIloK " Whltsl ock, division
supetihtenhent OF the q 7. Reiltond
Lss r.htsl inc sore OF John V Hug
GINS 81 eixtebnth ana Li1c1!0 s'rtotf.
Mfe. 2 u. Eent, OF Boston, former
tesiusuy OF WIS ol'y, ls spending short
gn hofe' guest OF the OlAytop
ruuse'
II. O. Jones, Of Hilles 81 Jones, will
viait Washington, ID. G. today to
.j NJ. aieeE Leo oio' OF mat nFm Tor sup
S.!.ns asu'ueiy - 'Hs Notloix, Na'i
Law 1atu'
John Wagner ami wife. OF No, 267
orange street, ard @rs. Mailer, wifi Of
no proprietor Of the L1sa1 House, will
49, ~ ~ a J"sS'tny aos usiihSnS' ana Dc
10, ~. : : 1oVe' wv ma, US
the steamer BsAndywlne has been
tahlu 10 inc yatu OF the HAITIAN o. Dol.
ltuGs6ot'h OohFahy 10 pave Lew and
ttg9psei mSst1 put Ia aud otherwise
touoetu up
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

The great number o! horses being sold
lat public sale, r. having tendency to re-
I duce prices, and make the business les.
pr fable The Chester Times thus noIi
GEES the sale OF Roberts Il Hannum, which
took place on "wednesday under the in
ilucncr OF Frank c S:ldham:
No, l, q bay mare, Il years oil 4, one OF
the most stylish LOOK ing auimAls in thu
lot, was bid up to nearly S20J but the
Owners would not let him 70 at that az
urc and he was Withdrawn A bronn
horto . years old, a handsome animal.
sold for 1895 A seal brown horse, q
yenrs old, al excellent styl, was taken
away fer $50 ! he highest priced horse
sod Was M iron gray, not talogurd.
After some livs ~ bidding the ANNA was
knocked down at Se2.50. Among the
other horses sold were the Lowing
Roam horse, 8 years old, quick and sctiye,
tLl1sc ark cstnut horsc, good mover,
SlI9; dark bay horse, an animal Tor family
use il5J; sorrel horse, o years old, Of
Harry Clay stock, good eaddler, sI7O;
bAy house, years old, dark iron gray
hoFs', years old with a $50 gait, Hiss.
white horse, ycGrs old, tl59 50; black
mare, years old, working animal
sii2; dun mare, years old, it'll
chuck, sl39. A bay horse, years old,
Gown on the catalogue GB "second hand
ed, was sold f-rtl9l.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

Bishop Curtis has purchased OF n
Frank Townsend, the old Homestead
form OF the late John O. Clark Just out
side Of Delaware City. The property
Io0tnpriees about GS acres OF land wilh
y handsome resiaence, barn and out.
buildings. The hullting Improvements
alone cost $50 coo. Tho Purchase will
be used for the Roman Catholic Pro.
tsotory or sBoys' Orphan Asylum, row
adjoining 81, James church, In tbiH
ol'J's new patk Ihtre aro now AZ
boys IN the Pfotectory.
Bishop CnEtia viii take possession
tmtneo lately, hut the boys will cot be
moved uUtil fan. La tho meantime
come pscegtecy alterations will be
made 30 the house, which 10 large
structure about 80 f.at squsrs and con
talning about 95 Ieom9 Abont 50 bog
can then be accommodated. The place
is IN admirable one for the purpose, "a
tho children win be away from The
o.ty's temptation. II 10 intended hola-
after 80 educate the boys Ia soma u4e.
fal occupation OF trade
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

1t seems 10 have been settled op,n-
lon in the past that Ru III q for usH By
n Justio3 Of tho Peace must, 10 bs IN
accordance With some uuwritton law,
be dingy, dark, uncomfortable Place,
ard II is gratifying TO rec thst Squire
dettalette has cut looss flom this obso
lete cuttom and established himself To
= pleasant. lisl 7 and commotious cfiioe
At No Sl3 Shipley street. foar dUJrs
above his old place.
This ofllss is atted up handsomely
and nicely furnished with eYery Gccam
NO isti0n fGF thoGs who may have busi
neas with him. The Squire is also q
notary public, and is prepAIed TO attend
o pensonere' vouchers and all othsi
legal documents.
Those having business with him y I'll
not only have The pleasure of trausao.
Ing tha,r bussEosa IN handsome aud
Weil.appolnted CAGE, bat will also find
the 'equtEe c. utteous, polite and ob!ig
Ing,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

Ros'itsr Il Smith, importers Of calf
skins asd saoe machinery, In San Fran
cisco, have failed. with liabilities amgnnt
lug to go coo Ed dlbt5 are vi .rI, AS
the cause OF the fsilure.
stekendorf, Lryino " Co., hop mer
chants, of Nuremberg, Barayla, sace
Bohemia and Lounon, who have susnenl
ded, have an Office in New York. whrr,
they are represenLel by MAJ SchoeptbaI
He has received cablegram saying tIe
supension was caused by enormous losses
but they hoped 70 speedily arrange mat
tets
j. ~ q. Grosman, tanners in Cinrinna.
u, made an Assignment yesterday, witt
preferences amounting to Sl4 600. The
liabilities and assets are not given.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
a fauper Leaves aTot,.,

A pauper VITO died In INN M,
IN Denembe-, 1888, Was nan aoni
nj Baptista Sneligllo. VII, M
fortune this poor fellow lef. .i,,I,,
OF u claim nRGirst Gl9vss.. s,o,l..
nanesi for 225, Geo franc 5,,',
loaned and Tor watch be t... Dl1,Ei
Notes,
IT. tho will LEFT by susr,,l, M
were n fBw tr.nkNis to b. 0lgdb.1
and this claim which Was oc,rs
to tho tes,St1t'a tWo ni,.a GKal
l.'cci Tsccio del Bsgo end A.hh
.aaunatl. D4Goei Is New .ts
LAwJer Jamea l. Bsi! lid
York, las been given G gng5. lid
ney fIom the rarties 10 .lfn
lay 20 collect the m11tt M
lturtday asked Hrrroqs.e = IA
hnciilary leLteIa teGisn;Lls;5 II
uit Gee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

Ctmo, H., March l.-Cas IA Il
Cox OF Ballard county, Ky, sp1
Re markable !ncilent In coln e.jl '
the double lynchiDg at Cl,a#1 nh
day night Price ems OF ,hg Lgi an.
was MT dead when the m.t !hi
see c, but after being cut luv1 III
county Judge, became cJps. o 1
talked to those about him. Tht
sent TO the leaders OF the mob Shl
turned about Daylight and com ta'
job by again hanging the u;ll
men at the same time hanging %, % 4
OF his feet and finally hroAs .ia
1 he negro died allen Jst immel4t.ia'
being hauled up TO the liaI ~
OF the mother II Price wat ash RI
open. and for a time she also Fli =
rucd with the rope, bat ba ~
prevailed aud the attemp FA 4
louad
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

Grown prlrce had good nleht, end felt
better this morning The discharge from
his throat continues 90 DO tlneed with
blood. The Prince appeared twice on the
balcony this Afternoon, remslrtpg out
longer than usual.
BERgIH. March IA dlspatch ito the
National Zeitrug from Fan Reno says
the Crown Prince has suffered for two
days with dysi epsla, AID complains Of
laSitudc
Prince William has left Carl5yuhe,
where he weEt TO attend the funeral OF
Prince Louis Of Baden, for San Reno.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

NBw YORK, March 2.-Jnmes Smith,
q young man, o. lie with o companion
A. the b0uae of Mrs. Annie 6uisohke 3,
No l04 Elst Eleventh street, on the
night OF February ~ Smith inquired
for q woman named HEttte, AND Mrs.
Guisobhe called her daughter Of that
nsmo down etairs. Smith said, THAT
ain't the eiTl We want" and then con- =
menced to threaten and insuit MIRA.
Gnbchke. She attempted to close the
door, bat before sho could do 20 Smith
had drawn q revolver and shot her in
tho foot He was Immediately arrested
bat his companion eaoaped. In the
Esssx Market Court yesterday Smith
was held in 81 coo bail TO answer q
charge OF felonious assault at General
Sessions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
Died,


OOMmvNS.- Sfcopd month, .o.b. 1853
AZ n !. Co5 NOES, in her Blst yeEr
Funeral rom tho resuOnc0 OF her Eon.in
~, Isaac u. Philips, GrosEbarE, Delaware
house ~ one O'Clock Interment nj ma
"llla'i gten and Bfaoywlne cemetery.
EAhtiS. --bn the 18th ms. Mrs J9scpl inc
Wie OF Wm Aatiis ana dau Shter Of VIM
q. P5ruaSill. aged % yosrs.
10 at'Ve5 LnG friends arc respectfully IN.
FiL.a " attend the funeThl from her father &
residence ol5 French street, GA aainrray
aurrLoon. Service, at th5 honAe at o'clecR.
ilterinent 1t newport, Del.
HuOPkN-At Wilmington, Dol, on second
monfh 20 hEohel HasietL hopes, rcIIct 81
mo tats Jothua HOPES OF Wet Chester,
aged 80 Jears.
=. lhoral at her late Te7idenoe, No. 1918
natkot street, Wilr iaRton, on Beyelth day.
me u int, Il 10 20 90 ock. Iutermvnt II
wet Uhcs,er at Q O'Clock,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

4 singular case Of what is suppot cd to
be poisoning occurred at the house of
John Mcdaniel, No il02 Lincoln street.
last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mcdaniel
and Mr. and Mrs. Bcndall pattook of
supper together, aud shortly aft, rwards
The entire family we're taken violently IN,
DR.. Palmer was summoned and upon
learn ny tina the family had pork ior
supper, thought at first that their SICK
nets was caused by that, but the fact tina.
ONLY a part of them ale of It, showed
That sickness proceeded from come other
cause. Mrs Benuail was very bad last
right, but this mOroing all tour were
ing well, aud out Of danger T1r
cause OF their sudden illness is still! Il
mystery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

Mr.. Talford preached a sermon on Tho
Man lost Among the lpouutaipa. -
whiab made q Fsest inpreluion noon
the iAr9e congregation thst CROWDED
the Church OF tue CovGnant art even
ing TO heaf HIN. bI7g. Tsifcrd nan,
Twee,ly two sol1s. The oae en.itls,i
Drafting" tolGSing her husband,
sermon, sadly portrayed the opndi,lcr
OF tho unccnrettsd. Mr.. Te.fard iii
preach Tonight % men, but invites tts
ladies also lila subject ,s, why loost
80 the not2" Ae will Illustrate Il h
showing the different cords that bind
men @
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
Nlnoty- rhrso r,sroe Hol a.

Ohe Of the fiercest p1gilill, saH1
tera that ever occurred In The w ~
of Nov York was Rlt1essa1 ~ ~
Long Island Ci:y sni Bfd1kiIa "
ing men early on rhusiag ID, Iul4'
. we'll known Qastns CJlaty ~
bet u cen BILLY Dlysy aud % nyEuIl
Both men weigbtl lt6 po1nls.
Qa!s OF Qq0.ns5eIgg rules governed
contest. The GRbhog taTousloq'
t rriAc, aad the unknoTu EaI ~
dsrfui science and nerve a "
OF the ninety third lou5d IN \ II
declared q winner, Althou y "A
known's frleI ds declared Iha''@
to have been called n ora"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

FoTTsvnLg, March la ag1.s
collicries of the Philadelphia al Z
ing Coal and Iron COMPANY Aai'
compelled To be idle this week "a IA
OF the floods ms de- William f-si
lIery has been idle the pa;, fine \
owing to the unusually tta5 ~
water into the niue, caused q ~
rams. This pumping iaclIi'.n, o. ~
liery, which are the most pOsG'l'A
region are taxed to their idl.p' ~.
10 re-Sove II and ihe steam gcler-l2l
paratus, which consists o. i'fI.s
boilers, lie unable 10 furnish stem IL.
hosting engints when the pl7f
taxed es they now are.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

Lewis DericksOD, yell kaowr
iAi u,et residing nesr YoEklyn. NH
GEfek Hundred met win painful
nos deEt 5asIy Tuesday morning ~
l"ltnS 10 vi u facnsi 10 hts bar re-.
su!iinR IN breaking tte sn.aIl bo.c IA,
his letD iaC, GaI he Tacsi ged G,hg, in
Jniltg ci 70 internal uGtcts. Dr.J. W.
CramCaagt, OF KenpeEt, vas ann.
nnici, van Ie1uped the fracture and
ie'f HE !rja,sd m0n n as COMFORTABLE
osniition a. these serious ipjnr4er
would GeInlt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
Fifth Eg T0s


....,.-. "a -iiiiieb
" ,.,,i,H Meteh -. ,-..,.
~ I'm Iltto charged with ap y''li
non INTO tho eE!1iing lab5r -.'. "a
Pehnsyivaria gesumo1 h. .'ao.s1 I
tho OaiiLol To- lay ''' st.iiJl1 d
E,kleF 3 Oczs testified $50,
% ne a.riKs wEs 81 $50 ~ l!i N
denied absolutely gbrt ,t' t'y' II
"a y ~ !, e''en among Goa NJ 4
whefaoy those wh0sa al. W. s'';|
ldie would share me ptof - ENI
"hosa coliisiiss VEN a.. = Iaol
10 we this abatement unar- n "
ac said that II he bq1 c.4f'
miners deroAnd ana ~ 9 Oh
Sssod be would have AL Niei1
frnG el5 eco 70 $40 0OO . lliro
get the money to vAy hi, n.- a r,lil
Tho price Of coal renal "A N.5lds
During the Last twn yogrs .l,. 'ag sing
between the coat OF rllnlB, !. ll'lliie1oi
ing price OF tbs coal nipsg r. H. ~ ~ iel
Twelve cents psE ton. N ls,.. ~ "
tion he allowed soothing 70, 1" ,.'.S1
capital OF for depreo.s,i6s ASK"
The average not month"; s...,.
ms miners for lost JAY sd A.,
were Si9 81 This mcngy e., ~.
cash, except that vhtIs w., ~
bousts from himself and h. NJ w
the rent, amounting 70 f,og 70 ' .,n
month. was deducted fion ~
Nothing was deducted on h. 80.
dootors aorouut,, sic.
HIS etoits aud ats mlr.s 10,
separately entirely 90 Ia. =.
stores toid 500 coo worth ~ 5s,i,.
without allowing AuytlisT 80
90 or, eApi's, tbs prot;s We. IKE
IL ielpsociiy IN coal lu-1..,,l7,
tween this county snd Ia
thought would ba q UpsI. Ia,
thing. The Unltcd State ,,a.' \.
three { ne 10 CAuala Tor o., &. III.
receive ! from Canada. Z. s.sI
incTcnso the prico u auttta osls
would inoieaio The Oatput.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

An eGtctual boycott has been Instituted
on Cupid in Wauplca, Wis The young
ladies iursw IRE accepting as escorts any
young men who drink, and the young
lhea retaliat d by agreeing not to see The
society OF any yourg lady who cannot
make good bread and cclce, broil u
steak, and abstain from chewing gum
Matter8 are IN very strained cond. lon,
and it ia thought something must soon
give way
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

The revival meetings aro being coutln.
ued at Wesley NJ, <, Chapel, Oh slim
street. nr. simms cxhofted last evening
before a large cong egation, Mr.. Dobow
also was present. ard contrlbus to the
interest OF the occasion There have
been over 100 conversions, the most oil
whom have been received az prohRtioners
and consequently the church Ia becom-
IMP great eonserYator OF tho peace in
that section of our city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, March q
Numerous instances have come TO lIoht
IN she last TWO days showing TOW oon, .
plete 10 the gram blockade "a ,he Os,.
ala pscido RoaJ. Cars shtpped from
Winnipeg 90 Montreal three months
ago have o, yet arrived at tb,is deal
nation. A gram G0sler .gas 4 ttlfIe,,
yesterday tart n ear OF vhear, shiuDaI
- Port ATtda, January o, only nritgsd
there Monday last. Ii Ia Eaid r 200 OOg
bushels Of wAeat haya beon L4sen 1u,
Of tho conn ~,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

The third union service OF tho Epic.
oopal churches OF this city duTir the
LGnter season. WAS held 10 Ola SVades
Chulch last evening A largo cons re.
gatlon was preDs mt. TIE sermon 1aa
preached by rhe Rev. David Howard, of
Calvary z. 4 Church a ieAture OF
the service wse ;hs singing hy the chill
dIgn Of the church,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

The charity bail, given In the Opera
House few weeks since, was succsaG
and resulted financially as follows: Re-
cslpis, S7s2.76; expenses, 1901 30. leav.
leg D net gain Of : 1871 As, which has
heen paid to superintendent Massey OF
the Associated Uhatltles. The mana gers
desire TO return their thanks 10 al who
assistsd IN making II q succeAg.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
Anotne { sale OF parma

The heirs OF die lAte JehU Borwood
will sell at public sale, on Z idsy. tn.
Oh inst, q farm in BrAndywine Hrp
dred, cOntgiBiRg 68 acres and lCa
percbes On the sRme day they "
a!go sell She farm near Centreyills
christina Hundred, occupied hy W
8. Talley, contailiny ITO acres a.d 81
perches Ttass pr5nefiizg bre vel
worth tie Lsfthtlon OF peTscns Ybf
wish to Invest lh real estate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

CHICAGO. March Mrs. Hentop
MsA'ca. who arrived Ia this CITY 3un.
day and sei stored at Lbo Leland Hotst
rom NV York, shot herself tbroug i
tue heart !" hu- Eo9ua nj one o'ciook
tlis morning. II 10 said that MEp
'asGtoe, who wag an actreag, married.
young HoRton Aanloo q ysar AGO.
Shiie tho .a,ta- was travelling IN char, I
OF 3 Tutor. A su!t f8F divorce On tNc
SEoh2d o! sdpltefy was p3ndlng sgalua,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
wssrern u.len wa0la iiafI 7 !

ALBANY, March = u T,,.l
president Of Tbs Wett,r ~ M
graph COmparg 81 pss -, II
senate conrlitiUe 10 ase Va ,i,.
mittlns $3.50 900 baok iaae''a u
have been urjgsIlg pail .,.d = na,.i
no OPS IGEn had eyer o%upa NJ
ore.ihird Il tho stccFi ~ ID
present dir otots owned .t t5S d
sevsn ous OF the te!Ai ''s''
liors.