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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

REPORTS from Petosky. Mich, Nance
Iona. Walton, Leroy, Traverse City,
Reed City, Big Rapids and Howard City,
on the 18th, stated that long-looked-for
rain had come at last, and the forest fires
were diving ont
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

A SYNDICATE Of English and German
capitalists is trying to get control of all
the breweries Ia Philadelphia There is
unlimited capital in the scheme, and an
effort will also be made to secure brew
cries in Brooklyn. Baltimore and Bos-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

THE Secretary of the Navy, on the 10th.
ordered Rear admiral Kimberly, COM
manding the Pacific station. to dispatch a
vessel to the Samoan islands to look after
American interests there.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

THE total number Of g. A. R. tickets de-
posted at the Columbus joint ticket
agency during the late National encamp-
ment for excursion privileges was g. 900.
At St. Louis last year the number was
II CO0
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

Mrs. SUSAN BooKwALrER. aged eighty
two, mother of Hon. John w. Bookwal-
ter, died at Springfield, O., on the 18th.
She was one of the pioneer women of the
Ruckeye State
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

THE mother of John L. Sullivan and
Father Hegerty were sent for, on the 10Th,
to go to Crescent Beach Immediately to
see the sick pugilist, whose illness had
taken turn for the worse.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

ONE death from yellow fever occurred
In Jackson, Miss, on the 10th, and three
new cases were reported on the 9TH. A
panic and exodus followed which threat
ened to depopulate the town.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

GENERAL HARRISON received three Diff
ferent delegations on the 18th, one from
Danville, ILL.,; one from Kentucky, and
the other delegates from the National
Association of ex-Prisoners of War.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

r. c. JACKSON, superintendent of the
New York division Of the railway mail
service. and his chief clerk, E. Chapman,
were removed by the Postmaster-General
ON fhe 10Th
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

TIE Vienna Fremdenbtatt OF the 18th,
says that the Bismarck-Kalnoky meeting
will reafirm the complete accord be-
tween the fundamental policies of Ger
many and Austria Hungary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

JUDGE THURMAN received delegation
of Arkansas colored Democrats at Co
lumbus, O., on the Goth. The cold Ro-
man" greeted them warmly, and made
quite an extended address.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
trustees OF tho Poor.

The mon.nly M s.in2 OF the Board OF
Trustees OF the Poor was held ytsler'
day 1T the almshouse. Henry a Now
loud, the newly apToinIed member 10
ti.l tho vacancy oaused by the resiguS'
ton OF Nathaniel Williams, appeared
and was sworn IL, aad MAS plaoed upon
All committees OF which Mr. Williams
was m m ber.
In relation TO the erection aud loca
tion Of smallpox bospltal, tho com
mit.ee on sAid building reported tp
favor Of pOntpopiuR further action In
the matter FOR two months, which re
port wes adopted.
Tue superintendent reported Rs fol-
lows: Inmates Of the Almshousc: White
men, 129; women, IS; children, l6i COL
ored men, 10; women, II; Children, 81
total, 24i. Ineano department: White
men, 60; women, 80; colored men, l5i
women, o; total, 10 Total ia both de-
par.ments, 3Sl. During the month
there we're seven dea'hs, two OF Whioh
were from smallpox.
Tho usual advertisement foI proposals.
for supplies was authorized. The super
intendent was given authority to pur
chsse q wagon for the inslitu,ion nt
ooet not TO exceed 5000 The pay roll
for $3.50 II, as was also n bill OF s1l4 foi
the care OF smallpox patients were d
lowed.
II after all business had been TRANSACTED
the mem bera partook OF the ususi din
ner. Among the delicacles was larry
ponnd.c .caka, furnished by DIR Josepl
: Pyle, In commemorative OF hiA Seoen
matrimonial venture. Ths Board hei
, adjourned to moet on April 25.h.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Isrevitios,


Tho ahoapest hat hOuBs I'm the o1ey
Bros 4OA Market SErooE
Try Bush's coal you will like IT,
Brazilian BALM. Immediate cure for numps
BRAZILIAN BALM curss q cold; 20 doses, 100.
60 to Mnrphey's for your bed oprinsb.
Buy your furniture at Aurpbey's.
Try Bnsh's coal yon will surely like IT,
Mlllard y. Davis, jeWeler, Il. Second OF.
Elmo Is X. RlnFs, at hEnfs, If II. Fourlh'
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 6th and king
American Laundry, coz West Front street.
First class furulture at MurpheY'a. S0a Ship
ley street.
wringes repaired by aichncnd, s.h and
ratnall.
Go 20 Geo. h. Murphey,s for your parl OF
chamber and dining room furniture' sOs shlp
ley street.
OnIy 81 80 per iosd for bss; h!csn-F kind
ling ,oi, 4. ]. U, Buyer a % . foot
Tatnlil street.
We rtop tho press to say that Hollis hR'
tho best cough candy at No. Tost Second
etreet,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Los, with all Hands.

GLoueEsTER, Mass, March 2S -
Com unefeial circles are exerci ed here
over the disasters TO the sat heet, 10
Dag the following vssse,s overdue were
formally given ny; me Notweglsh
bark EmigrAut ard the American
barks Vesuvlus, of Riohnoud, Ne,
and the Mabel Ssoddard, all from TIA
pan with salt tor this port.
rho Mabel Stoddard had q crew OF II
men. 1t is beloved that they were
caught at the time of Tho great gale
ana lost through carrying sail too long.
Forty i've lives arc otv0n up as lost.
The non-sIriVal OF the vessels has
oausod o ealt famine just at the season
when thers is beginning to be big de-
tnand by both fshermen and factory.
Ths hthlng fact is about 20 start iol
the Banks and a,ust take the salt toi
curing with them aud the factories
need q large supply on hand to open Oh
ths spring supply,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
A ,su,ned Homo.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-Up.
to gn Rosslps have been bury for eeveral
months with bit OF scandal which has
bssn tho common property Of the busy.
bpaiet, but which did nob reach oil.
max until yeeteraas, whom Lawyer
Thcfhns II. Nsilsop, Who resides at No.
9if Bprnce Atfast, wAs arrested uppb
complaint OF II. NJ. Marquet, tho well.
known coal merchant, residing at No.
1889 North Il eventh street, aud held by
Magistrate Severn In $500 bail 70 an-
swsr a charge OF adultery.
This Is the second act In q scandal
which has ruinod o onoe happy h0na
and destroyed the reputation OF n onco
respected aud contentsd wife. MIR.
Marquets complaint Against Mr.. Nell.
son Is that he has led aBtray his wiie
and brought disgrace upon her hus-
band ord her children. He eaid last
night that Neilson hrst met her two
years ago, when che was q witness in q
CASE whioh be WAS Try ing befor3 \ mag.
istrate, and By Rdroit flattery, when re-
:erripg to her In his speech, won her
attention and regard. With this be-
ginning he finally completely iniatu-
ated her and worked her ruin.
On the 9th OF last month the injured
husband, having reason TO bslieve that
hle wife was In bouie on Thompson
street with NellEop, went there With nu
officer, oOtsintd ad dmittsnce and Rolue
up stairs to a room Indicated by the
woman who kept the house, broke in
the door. Ths sight which met thu
huaband's tyss loft no doubt OF tho gull
OF the suspected ptir.
Mrs. Msrquet was arrested. charge1
With adultery, end placed under bail ol
| Magistrate Severn to answer TIA
charge. She could not farnish seour
lity, and would hayo been compelled Il
have remAlned at the county prieon
but, giving her husband a written con
fsssluu OF ber guilt, he withdrew tn
criminal charge ard sha was released
Since then she hAs nlt returned 10 he
home, but has found employment In
West Phitsdelphia institution.
Il Mr.. MArquet says that he did DC
hRva Nelson arrested at that time be
osuls he was uncertain whether
bring o charge Of fornication or th
, grGvor one OF adultery, as he did NJ
knoW that he yas married.
, "rhis man." said Mr.. Msrqutt lal
1 night, "hAs ruined my home and di
gyscbd tae, and / propose 10 pnnis
Tim To tho full extent oil the law. NJ
L wlfa was a.vaya = good wlfo hu
h mother before Nelson met her, Al
;. was happy, contsnted woman.
MIRA. mayqget is y woman Of ab1ui
years OF age, but looks mach yOnagg
aud ia OK ilne p, vsonal appearance. II
three oh ildr6n, ono of them lad Of
g years. are 81 homo with their father.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
murderer vo,kavlch.

1rLKEsBARRE, Pa, March 2s,-Reu
de7siupmeats Ia the golKsvioh murder
case wera btought ont to-day. Adam
V5lkavloh is now IN tho county jnil
waiting to be hanged al April ier the
murder OF Simon Bioski, q ie!iow
O untrsm isst August. Volkavich
has m Hln,aiaed all along that he shot
b S victim In Bs!f defense; that Bloski
was too Intimate with Mrs. VolEavich,
aud tina. ths woman and the murdered
mau had conoocsed scheme to murde :
Volkayich In order that they might
EferUard marry. Volkavioh's story
had 10 W isht with the jury, And he
was promptly convicted.
TIE marderer's wife has shown nc
affection for her husband aimee he ha.
been in prison, and has again ano
again TOLD her neighborn that she wal
clad aho was free once more. Tht
woman Is now living with another mar
| Mt NAuticOkb.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
sorrhum nnd nep, susnrn.

WAsHTNGToN, March 2s --Claus
Spreckles 10 here aotlvsly engaged In
advocating the proper encouEa cement
Of the sorghum aud haet Bugar indus
tiy. He opposas aug REDUCTION otduty
on eusar 81 this tins. In . long son.
versation to night with Judge Kelley
on the suhie1t, MIR. Sprvokles uEpTesFe1
the conviction that, II not interttrsd
with by Oongres5, . sufficient quantity
OF eugAr would bn manufactured wIthih
eight years from sorghum and boets to
supply the demand for home consump'
tioE.
Mr. Sprecf,les explained to the Com
miEsiouer OF. Agriculture this morning.
what no expsces TO accomplish on tha
Pacific coast hy the cultivation OF the
sugar beat. he has imported 25 tons
OF bset sesd, which will bs planted
the present season by 1853 farmsrs,
who will sew the seed on 2,00C
acres OF land. Mr.. Sprecklss is no1
erecting factory &C WAtsonville
OAl., to work up this pr0duct, aud ex
peotd that the output of beet sugar this
year viii reach 5000 tons, ard mex
year 10, 600 tops. COMMISSIONER Ool
an, whom asked II the sorghum would
AntaR Ronize the beet, ssit; Mot nt all
The beet is only another string 10 oui
bow. We shall have q grand wedding
betw een sorghum and bees, and man
ufacture enough sweets nos only fo
tho nuptlal festivities, but Rlso to Pup
ply u Roodly share Of what VIC now I'm
| tOrt,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
nl,rnrilon ornslndieale

PIIrspURG, Pa, March 29-The
Coz tereaoa batwetn the coke syndicate
ara coko pro5 uoeFs Oh Tuesday, result
cd In the cpmplGts disruption OF the
81 ndiCate. Tha iattsr wanted TO nd.
vance ptIoss to 81 30 per ton but the
producers refused TO consent unie they
v era conceded more advantageous
terms for their product, and tdb meet
lag broke up without reaching q settle
ment. Ass result Uf the disagreement,
s.ies of coko 9ere made yesterday be-
low 81 25 per ton, and a /, olalmed that
ona lot wOs Offered Es law ab Sl, A cut
In wagss 10 nov praei ioted, aud another
strike Of the 10 COO oJke workers. IL pro-
tabls. Saveral operators oGy that rAth.
sr than sell o9so Tor 81 per ton tley vii
shut down their oTen8.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
An Old soldier Gone.

John Jacob Sem died ut his home
DeAr Moorton, Kent County, on Tues-
day, in the Goth year Of his age, he
having been born In Saurbuuk, PruE-
sis, on the 25th Of September, 1892. He
was one of this soldiers under Napoleon
In hia march to Moscow, and one Of he
few that escaped Rlive. A few years
Aflerwsrd he oSme TO this country and
located In Philadelphia, where he Ac-
quired considerable property. About
JS4S he purchased farm near Moorton,
on which he resided until his dsath.
His wife died several yeErs ago. and
his only daughter having married l. X.
Shortman, OF Smyrna, he and his son
, lived tossther. His remains viii ee in
i tered on Friday at Bethel Church,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
signed away lils R,an,s,

ELIzABETHPoRT. N. j., March 20 -
Samuel Morgan mad an srm msngled
in pIDgar's machine faotory in Saptem.
her, 1883. Hs employ ed Lawyer Gilbett
X. HAYES 70 BRING Euit against tho com.
pAny for $4,000 damaEos, agreeing to
give Hawes 76 per cent. OF the amount
recovered. While the case was pend
ing Morgan, who ID preacher, but un-
abe to read or write, nosded S1,cOJ
HhWss gave him this amount, aud Hc-
cured Morgbn's signature to IA paper
which aiterward proved 10 bo releaes
rom all claims on the verdict Hawcs
compromised In the oaAe 70. 81 900 aud
pnckettd the money. morsaa saed
hsNes to recover the balance, charging
irnud. The complaint was dismissed.
Morgan appealed. aud tiIu general term
OF tao SapT0m9 Court yeatsrdsy ordered
. now tEial.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
woman suffrage.

NEW YORK, March 29.-rhe bill con-
ferriaR municipal suffrage on women,
on fnal passage IN the SENATE, yesteI-
day, was kill.i by vnts Of 10 TO 10.
The bill providing fer BRtnrday half
holidays during June, July and
August passed by vote OF % to Z, -,
BOSTON, Masg., March ga bill
permitting women to vote on the ques
tIon ul license, which had psssed the
House, WAS dcfesse1 10 tho Senate yes-
terdas by vote OF II to 13.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Entsrta,nment At MarsAalltop, !,

The entertainment held in the hall
on Saturday night last, under the aus
pioes OF ihs W. U. T. U. and L. t. u,
was n SUCCESS. Miss CLARA Orsntton
presided at the organ. Rev. John ID.
o. Hanna announced the program,
which vAslveIy good, sOnslsting Of se'
leot readings, dialogues, declamatiops
and singing.
Those who had charge Of training the
children who took part in the exercises
deserve . great deal of credit The
song of u little girl, please don't sell
father any more rum, was alone worm
the price of admission. The net pro
ceeds amounted to Abont Sl8, wh'ch
will be used to furnish books, etc. Tor
the society. The third story OF The hal
has been rented from David E3oh I;
hold meetiugs in hereafter. There has
heen call to avs the entertainment
repeated and iiit is decided TO do 30
due notice will ba aiven.
| s---sSa-e--s---a
| ftz-,s,h -,x,.,,~ - F,.vn3,snuk II E. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Ola Currency.

J.Q. Stirling, OF OnEistiara hundred,
hAs In his possession II nots for hve
shiliings ilsued In accordance with the
Act OF A sseInbly Of the counties Of New
Castle, KoDt and Sussex, upon Della,
ware in the 18th year OF the reign OF
His Majesty George III, dated the first
day OF January, 1875, end ei9ned by
James sykes. II was printed by James
Adams, and bsars the words ITO
Counterfeit 10 Dealt"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
No nIorn nponrm T,alda.

CHICAGO, Hsrch 29,-Thirty country
dsalsrs IN cash grain, living In Indi'
ana and Illinois, have formed an or
gAnizAtlou to control the market and TO
prevent particularly violent dis:ur'
bancss OF the market by "bear" raids.
Members say they want 10 make q bear
Impossible. They say that In this city
on Wednesday last corn went down
fr jm 54 cents to 40. rhs receips we're
not lsss than usual and the stocks In
tn . East were light.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Election of the on,er Engineer.
IrnMMukIcArRp.l /

Looking over tho REPUBLICAN, OF
yesterday's Issue, L saS tncre a
notice AtAting that the Water Witch
Fire Company NJ 8, OF this city, Ttre
aolnR 70 have q meeting on MoDday
evening next, April 81, 1888. atthsir
old enRiue house, on SIMPLIFY street be.
tween Fifth and Sixth street,, to reof-
Raniza into the depar,mes', tha, being
The evening 10 eleot the Coiet Engineer
OF this oity. As have been an old
fireman ever sincs my boyboOd l think
we have right to vote on that evening
cor Chief W. w. No. o.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29

When baby was sick, we gave her Cas- toria,
When she was Child she cried for CAstoria
When she became Miss she clung to CAstorin
When she had children she gave them Cas-
toria.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
ptrIh,pp Conpopltors .

LANSING, Mich, March 20 All tho
com posttorB In the Stnte Printing Offioei
about thirty five In number, struck yes'
terday. The immediate trouble relates
10 the measurement OF display" hsNds
In tho kepublicap. Formerly tho men
were paid for this By tho piece, bat TO-
cently Manager Godfrey tojk away this
bit OF rat" ard had the work done by
apprentloea,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29

Do you suffer with ohilblains? ]
c,rtify to the prompt reliet obtained
fr I'm tho use OF 1Alva:ion Oh for chi
blAins, and do ntt hesitate TO recon-
m !nd 1t as the beet cure eVsr had.
IL. HOOD,
$40 ". Pratt St Baltimore, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29

Babies will cry! II 10 the only way
to tell US that they suEsr from pain.
DO not stupSiy yoar little oneB by ad.
minlsterinS laudauum or other opiateR,
bat use DIR. Balls Baby Syrup which
will r5Ileve the baby Of AL pain Of the
bowels, etc, aud therehy restore Its
happiness. Pllos onl, 25 Geuts.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Rafore tho Judge.

Judge Cummina presided ut this
morpine' a sesoion Of the city court and
die posed OF the following cssts; FrAncia
Carr, charged with Drunkenness, was
fined 81 aud costs. WilliHm, alias
"MonR" Auat.D, charged with The lar
csny Of pair OF boots, was discharged,
IS no one opp AIRED haAinst him.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
rha u. IL AZ O.

CHICAGO, March 20 An offielal Of
tho Dhicsgo, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad said that they had aired as |
switohmeD yesterday, and that by Fri. |
day they expected to have oil that were |
needad. There has besn no violence Of |
any kind, although = number OF Pin. |
kerton detectives are tthl on guard.
A oar load OF Bniehts " Labor !
brskemen and conductors from the
Reading system passed through Pitts. |
burg yesterday morning, on tho way
TO Ohiosgo, 10 take ths places of the
BntlingtDn strlkYs. There were 10
men in the party, and more were To-
follow.
A committee of business M su of Au
rors, Illinois, yesterday enserod com.
plant before the Illinois Stats Railroad
Dom missloners that the Chicago, BuT.
linRton aud Qulnoy Railroad was em-
ployiuR Incompetent engineers. Thel
Commissioners agreed to hear wi.nessss
at spsclal investigation 10 be held on
Tuesday next.
Out This Out.
Wait for the great New York Fire
Iosurauce Bale; will open Saturday,
March 3tat, at 10 o'clock D. IN. sharp,
with Si7 600 worth OF mons, boys and
chi!dten's clothing saved from the late
Are OF New York. This sale will last
from day to day until the mammoth
stock Is closed ou, by order 81 the court.
Look for bargains Mt the Nav York fire
Insurance salesroom, 4l6 Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
p. B.--l00 statesmen wanted at N. Y.
6r1 Insurance sale. Apply March 3OSh
~ 10 O'Clock.
Patspsco supsrIative Patent FIour.
bread; of rioh, creamy color a1d
fne fAvor. n your grocer does nos
keep IL, you can gotit Of:
John II. Mari, J.e, Hamilton & Go
Jas y. MoIrow, J. Jerome Smisb,
TatnRll Bros, j. p. Almond q Gu
". q. Valentine, w. q. Phillips,
VIM e. Frank, Fsll SS Joeeph.
Philip Plunk0tt. Z. Griffith.
/, Invitation Extended
. 70 those Wishing paper hanging done
, from the lowest to Ins bset grades L
call and examine our unsurpats 500
I stock, and tgst our SKILL experleoo'
tells; we have a apeciSl line VI dad
b and plain spring shades TO oif5r. A. B
y Jones, Az narko. btteoJ.
! wIndow Shado,, Window Shades.
Hou1ekeepers wanting windos shade
n nAda Of tine best material Ynd at u
Oweet cash prices, can get them At i
:, III, Bprin2er's, 229 Orange strest.
~ II B-Venetlan Bliods painted an
y trimmed. All orders promptly filed.
Removal.
DI H. p. Eyes. s.voiorinsry surgeon, r
moved from No 606 French Etreet
No. 6l0 WesG glr set, and has suegsede
- the practice Of DR.. Ward B. Rov
Hand fir.ner HsAts v ,tarinariau
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
A warning.

YCuug mEn, take caro-
v men you would call
To leave your rAbDers
Ia the hGii;
l.iktwiso pull d wn
your l0Oby Vegt,
And then compose
Your lipi 70 iss,;
Let GOT your gioyGB
sand on yOGr mead,
Bvt woar then on
Your hands inAtogd.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
M .fA Mnrnsn Woman.

|EANgE Pa, Mach % -
+ ssai, VI Wauanie, liseoy.
bic wife wa TO Intimate
scs 4 ckles, a ue!shbor, Ge-
B g ggv0 with hiB family 10
/, aud wLi!a IN that place
a agus9 Eaokles persuaded
/ 'GEo tho household iulRl
\ q 80 children and elops
= J., sltt0l. On his return
; q thlI the goods had bst n
J EtuGles name. He had
fyllsa for i4rceuy and MIS-.
b Acallery to day. RsckleB
\ j.i. in default OF bali, aud
y Fa3 ail4r2d her liberty II
FiIrl 20 hes husband and
isIuscd to do 30, prelerrin 2
PsJn With der pAramour.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
D.. ........ss.

We will bs pleased 20 show every
lady in tho city our large aseostment OF
bnttou,, brsids, bead snd braid orna'
msnt gimps, lace hJunclngi etc. e. b.
Riley, 22S King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
RICE OLE.
wv
mary.

N0N
sf.pa,, are In the harbor at
| |,t5.,gcbusetis, and the rocks
95Ipt are alive with them.
| .'ls and VIII allow boats to
|rrb,n easy gunshot. They
|...act W. 10 flsh aud lobster.,
4 s. And blue ash which
| rIcntiru} In the harhor are
.slI there. The ilshermcn
|s,rg o, a proposed bill oiier-
n on seal iails. =,
|,r,are being made in Lock
nv the Sheriff for the
4, Jnt,cr ShaGer, the MUIR
4 Go.bys, on April 4. shafieri
n ygl make u full confession
1 " ss,cutIon. Tnis will he
b,pting which has been
Da county.
Cey Hotel, in Baltimore
h...le at auction yesterh ayl
wata bid Of t3i0, 900. The
ab.shei by David Barnum
tss leon conducted by mem
,~gy ever eince. Tile object
r. r. elect a settlement ol
tseeu the heirs.
Eaobbers," John Matthews
.et aud Wiley Mat hews
bBg.,rd al OgarB, Missouri
ror ChArles Green and VII
4 lamt5cu sentenced to b'
ay is h,
M r. .ar Of the bondsmen o
m1, cashier OF the late
National Bank, In Clncin
pt5na 1e.c4 sed, SURRENDERED
..p-lay. A temporary
4uu.ll Friday.
p -raout, a prominent citi'
ts. NsR FORK, died yester
lle vas conuecte'
9rlncipaltluaneial an'
il..ons OF Brooklyn.
81. OF the Canada
,srgniyed instruction
t0 --ll OF the fisher
Mas. llrre steamers An
.l mpluyed.
as ,4B ago &. 8, Eator
t disappeared, ait'
aa t-JoO by forged er
.l.r,ufncd on Tuesday I
G,aa lduerali and WI
r.l23 years, was she
81 llGam IN a dluuke
.t,+.Tly yesterday mori
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Tho pity A ssessInent.

The city assessment has been com
pleted and is open for inspection In the
Office of the clerk CT Council. The
Board OF Revision will cit to hear ap-
meals from the fret to the 30.h OF April.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Eanr Onrringea.

The largest and bsst sssIrtmen to be
found ia Mt Adair's, No. AIS Market
street, and tho lowest prices. Go and
see los yourselves, 10 the way 10 find
ont.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
CArpels.

II you want oarpe!s go to AdAir's, No.
4l5 Market street. As he will not be un-
dsrs1id By any other house In the
United States.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
sale OF Furniture.

w. A. Huktll, suot!onter, Will sell
at public aale, at the re,ioencs OF Jo'
seph A MAY bin, No. 7l3 French street,
to.morrow (SridAy) morning at
O'Clock, a large lot Of fuInituie. for
particulars see ad advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
alto t,alt,more.

, Adams went to Baltimore
! r4Ion. lie went for the
Z ndlag a meeting OF the
''ltiTttcg OF the Grand Lodge,
% Ut which he is a member.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
nyer Ono Hundred

bedroom suites to sslect from at Adair's,
No sl5 Market strtet You have no
Idea how cheap you can buy until you
visit Adair's.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Trunks, Ernpks.

The largest aseortneut Of trunks In
Delaware. Best RTade o. goods, lowest
prices. Also doc harness mnde 10 ortei
, :. Es..s--' :, 4oss Sh-E.sy 2.-ess.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
George 4. LuokmRu,

Practical hoose pain ter, No, 933 Market
street. Eatlnatea furDiahei tor all
kinds OF painting, grAining and siHn-
ing.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29

Ayer's sarsaparilla cures blood diseases,
erAdicales impurities, and renews the vital
Orces.