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Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Wnddtux RolIs.

Mr. William j. Hemphill and Miss
Elizabeth v. Walker we're married in
st. Johns P. E. Church on Wednesday,
18th inst, ct II a. M, by the Rev. g..
T. Littell. The bride was handsomely
Astired In white mo,re silk, with full
length train. and carried lovely bou
queI OF natural roses. The bridesmaid,
q cousin of the bride, was Miss Ella
Carlisle OF Brooklyn, N. Y. Her dress
was a beeuliful combination of pearl
and cream cashmere, with cream tulle.
The groomsmau, also 9 cousin OF the
bride, was Mr., John L Walker of Ken.
nett Square. Tie bride was given away
by her brother, Mr.. Vincent O. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemphill left for Wash
ington ON the 2 40 train.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
sximminc slontsst.

John Pirrson, of this city, proposes to
have swimming contest on Saturday,
the 18Th day OF May, from Market
street bridge to Third street brid dge, and
offers as prize to the winner the silver
pitcher which he won last summer ai
Bombay Hook. The contest ID open FOL
every one who will pay an entrance iet
of ST. Tie ritnhsr will he on aNhibi
tlon Mt AsaIs' jesalry sIor1, Az. o1s
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

BHII.oH's OoU0H and Consumption
Cure Is sold by us on guarantee. IL
cures consumption. Sold hy N. B. Dan
forth, cor. and and Market Sta.
BHnoH's vITALIzBR is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appe-
tite, Dizziness and &ll symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs oents per
bottle. Sold by n. B. Danforth, cor.
And and Market Bts.
WILL you SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vita
lizer Is guaranteed TO cure you. Sold
by Dnnforth, cor. And and Market SITS.
sLRHPLEss NIGHTS, maoe miBerAnle
by thst terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure
is the remedy for you. N. b. Dan.
forth, corner Second and Market sts-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
EVERY DAY A BUS|ER ONE!
Low Prices to Fetch Lar e
~" Trade.

No advertisements Is going
to tell you the half of what
is ready for your eyes.
Spring Suits for Men,
Youths, Boys and Children
never were SO plenty, SO
beautiful nor so good. Most
of our Spring Clothing turns
out much handsomer than
even we expected. We are
glad of it; the better the
goods the better the satisfac-
ton. Our prices are SO much
lower than others, 'sand we'll
do cur customers know this
A great many lots OF suits
and Overcoats are selling as
fast as we can get them.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Go to AdAir's for parlor furniture.
Johnson to nave a Renear,nK.

HARRISBURG, April A.-At 3 spe.
olAl meeting OF the Board Of PardoDs
tonight rehsaring was granted In the
case OF Samuel johnson, the convicted
Delaware County murderer. The Board
received assurance that there would
be an immediate prosecution OF the
Fernwood gang, who are charged with
committing the murder for which john
son 10 sentenced to be hanged.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
The ..rrtbune', saed for 500, 600.

NEW YORK, April "a The Eagle
Consolidated Refining Company, OF LII
ma, Ohio, commenced suit In the
Upited States Circuit Court to-day for
500, 600 against the Tlibune AssooiA,
tion for libel. In stock report printed
In the Tribune on March 2s, 1888, the
business OF the company, which 10 oil
refining. 1t is alleged was falsely rcpre
ahntRd.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Mr Thomnn, CONCERT.

Mr. Theodore Thomas finished bis
New York season last night, oonduct'
ing the last concert Of the Philharmonic
Society. The veteran conductor begins
on Tuesday his out-of town tour AND
will be heard at Bridgeport on ratsday,
Philadelphia on Wednesday afternoon,
Wilmington on Wednesday night,
Philadelphia on Thursday night, Rtoh-
u,ond on Friday and Saturday, arriV.
ing In New York again on sunday.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
nal nn hemenoled.

The trustees of Rodney street Freshly
teriau Oh uroh have determined TO Te.
model the building and make aome
extensive changes. e L. Rice, the
architect, has been engaged, and 10 now
preparing plans which provides for an
extension OF 10 feet on the west end and
the building Of transept 10 by 2S feet
A Number OF Improvements will also be
N ade to the interior.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

BERLIN, April 24,-The Empsror's
fover increased towards midnight and
great alarm is felt. A bulletin issued
81 40 o. m. says the Emperor became
feyerish during the afternoon, but that
the fever abAted somewhat toward
evening. and his general condition Ii
comparatively satisfactory. This morn.
ins's bulletin said the Emperor passed
very good night. His fever this morn
ing was quite insigniaoant and his
general condition somewhat better. Dr
Maokenzie announces his Intention o.
prosecuting his detraotors.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
For baby carriages 10 to AdsiE's.
strnok by Lightning

PoErLANp, Maine, April % The
schooner Elien Crusoe hHa srrivel from
Monrovia, Africa. At Bassn, Ll6erin.
her captain, Frank T, Joneo, and one of
the ships boys were ki led by light.
ming. The mate, Alanson Hume, tock
charge Of the vessel, int died at sea
from African fever on March ID. The
Schooner WAS then takeu to port by
Captain Jones' fAthsI-iI-lnw.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
NEGROES burning Besssmer.

BIRMIsaHAM, Ala, April 2s -12.6O
q m. There 10 considerable excitement
here. A negro was lynohad today at
Bessemer, and the negros In revenge
have taken possession OF the town ADD
have started to burn 1t down. A tele
gram was received by the sheriff ask-
ing for 100 men and arms. They have
left here armed with Winchester rifles
10 protect the residents OF Bessemer'
Special trains will be held All night to
carry hep In oase OF need.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Not Heard From

j. Atwood Sellers, who left hia home
In Kennett Square, Pa, some three
weeks ago, has not been heard from, and
no trace can be found beyond our city.
Neither has his sister in law, Mlss
Birmingham, bssn found, the report Of
her being In Chester having proved nn'
true, The two must certainly be to
eether, and it consequently looks very
much like on elopement.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
A rso Dies from cigarette smoking.

TAMAQuA, Pa, April "a An IL
vezr.oid son of Joseph SsRtham did
here suddenly on Saturday. To-day 1t
was decided to hold 3 post .mortem ex-
animation TO ASCERTAIN the cause Of
death, for the boy had bsen in appa-
rently good health up to few moments
of his death, The phyaioisns decided
that death aas due to enlargement OF
the heart, due to excessive cigarette
smoking.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Annual Meeting,

Last evening the Wilmington Loan
Association held Its annual mesting,
and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, II. O. English; vice president,
James 81. SsmpleI secretary, Calvin I.
Bye; directors, John l.. Pierson, Ohaa.
E. WrlRhtineton and Samuel Darling
ton, Jr. The,AssooiAtion 10 in > -four
ishinR condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Adair's for chamber furniture.
A,,aokea by = anIno uook.

Hot SPRINGS. Ark, April % viii.
liam SsrInEet keeps hAlf-a-dczen game
oocks In his back yard. On Monday
b ia 4-year-old son Was chasing one Of
tue birds, when it turned and attacked
the little fellow, knocking him down
and eaffiuR him about toe head. The
boy was cut aud peohed in a harrible
manner before he was rescued, and ditd
OF commissions In short iime.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
uorner.stoue Laying.

Tho Catholic organiza ions of this
city will take part In the ceremony OF
laying the cornerstone Of Bt, Paurs
school, 8. W. corner Fourth and Vap-
Buren Streets, Sunday, 29,h Inst, at 4
O'Clock. Their officers will meet In St.
Pater's school room, Sixth and West
directs, tomorrow evening OF 8 O'Clock
to elect q cdisf marshal.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Twant1-Firsh sale.

wy, Warner will sell 125 horses at
his bazAsr, on Maryland avenue, on the
1st and I'd OF May. ALI who wish TO
purchase will certainly Lave good op'
10 do no. Warmers represen.
tasions may be implicitly relied on, II
he sAya horse Is all tight there Will Dc
no risk In purchasing him, and that Is
worth . good deal.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
r,nea for selnnx prlzs Tea PaokaEes.

W1LKRsBARRR, April "a Charles
Donnelly, the proprietor OF the Tree
Rlft store which WAS opened in this oleS
= couple OF weeks ago, was again
brought before Mayor Sutton this mort
ing, charged with violating the city
ordinance by maintaining Lottery. IN
every can of ten or coffee 10 priH 7,
most Of them worthless bits OF orass
'jewelry," but sometimes arIloies 0, ~
some value. The defendant ur1eo tha'
this was not q game OF ohanee OF lo.-
terry or q gambling scheme, pnt 1ns
Mayor held that 1t Was yioiatiun 10 o
the city ordinance and hned him elo
Hs entered an appeal. He is ALREADY
under bonds for mis- appearance A. 1n'
Crimiual Court TO answer the oftens'
against the State lAw.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
GOING pown sim Deeper. !.

The artasian well at the brewery Of
the Hartman & Fahrenbaoh Company
will be drilled 1876 fact deeper, making
total depth OF 1160 feet. 1t Is thought
chat ut this depth full supply OF water
will be obtained suitable for use In the
brewery.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
A Elne supply .

Powell, in the Third street mariet,
will have choice lot OF chad to ID Or
row, md be ready to accommodate all
his customers In addition to these he
will have full suopiy of herring, Della
ware 1ooA lsA, .-Ad a.. .,.4Sl .-ll4aa
and varieties In sehson.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
pHEaP HomE ELS
For Workingmen ON Instailmsnts-Ho
such Opportunity Heretofore offered.

such Opportunity Heretofore offered.
win be sold at private sale, 40 building
lots on Brown st and Sixth and Seventh
avenues, 12ft. iaches, in front and vary
ing from 20 to 100 feet in depth TERMS:
$40 cash, and $40 monthly thereafter.
or 5 per cent off for all cash.
Also for sale so five 2 story brick dwell.
llngs, to be completed October lat 1888,
on 18th and 1eth streets, and Walnut and
Poplar streets.
TERMS $50 90 cash, and $40 monthly
thereafter; possession as soon as complet-
ed TILE guaranteed. For further par.
ticulars apply day or evening to
GEORGE q, MARIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
the Improved monitor OIL stove.

In purchasing m oil stove -FOUR
things are necessary to be observed.
/. Positive safety.
2. Perfect combustion.
3. Simplicity Of construction.
4. Durability.
All of these very important po'nts yon
will and included in the Monitor oil
stove at sos Shipley street,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
For cArpets go to Adair's.
Ourbt Not 70 be Ratiaed.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, April 26.--TAs
Board of Trade yesteS adopted reeo
lutions declaring thS hs proposed
Cham berlAin treaty ID 'rimentAl 10
the interests of ths Ul Stsles rs a
people and injurious itS honor
aud dignity ss q nation, And ought not
to be ratified.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Prosperity and progress in the soutl

BALTIMORE. April 24.-The Manu-
fscturers' Record contains letters from
governors and agricultural commission
ers, showing that In every Southern
State the farmers are more prosperous
than for many years. Proof of this Ii
given In the gieAt deoreass OF mortgages
and crop liens.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
me ua.Aa,,e unlyerslsy.

WASHINGTON, April M.--Blshops
Keans, of Richmond, and Macs. OF
OOvipa aton, spant last week In Louis
vile receivflg subscriptions 70 the
Catholic UAiveraiiy ~ America. Louis
ville's contribution is over eli,0ooi .
result which the Bishops consider very
satisfactory.
Bishop Keane 10 now In Washinaton
supsrlnSending the arrangements for
She solemnity Of laying the corner stone
OF the divinity building Of the univer'
sity, which 10 10 take place on u after
noon of Thursday, May "A, Prspara-
tions are being made for . gathering on
that occasion OF the representative men
In Church and State from all parts Of
the country. The ceremonies will be
on scale Of msgnifoencs suitable to
the inauguration OF 80 great work.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
a bargain.

A good road mare that can be driven
by n lady. l51z hauds high, z years old,
can be bought right by apply Ing at
stable back of blacksmith shop, on
Fifth street between Madison and Mon
roe.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
,,,... ,,...,,,,o,, sense lreatlnont

Ia a specific treatment for rheumasism'
dysnepsia, lung disease, ppinal ahee'
tion. iemalo weskneas md aooat TWO
uaa,..se. o..4.c - -..ss.----. pea Gts- -
Etrsst. DR., Lippineott.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
a,.ts OF ,ne temperature
The weather.

Tomorrow promises 70 be fair and
slightly warmer, followed by rain and
southerly gales on the coast. Friday
partly cloudy TO fair, with slight ther-
NAL ohAnpes.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Notice.

An important msatlng Of the Repnb.
licau voters OF the Sixth ward will hs
held on ThuFsdsy evening at the Re-
publican headquarters, Iustltuga lali,
ii y =-d 49, sIeeys. 4 fall at
tendance IL desired.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
wAntsdi wantedi wsntedi

Every person who have carpet or car.
Cleaning Works, 11th and jackson SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
RnIo of Horses.

Roberts b Hannum will sell twenty
one horses at their siables In Chester
to- morrow afternoon. SsidhRm u Son
are tho auotioneers, and we arc assured
by them that bargains may be ex-
peoted.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
season 1888,

E. Il. Hanna will open bis Ice cream
pArtors, 83l Jefferson street, on Sstur'
day, April 2eth. Families and parties
supplied ct short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Nnnca-

II Michael Maloney, who called st the
REPUBLICAN ofiiee on last Friday will
cal ..,,.....--, or e. No. 1897 West Eighth
street, he will oblige w. Scott Vernon,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

For Sale by all Druggists. Price % cts. per boxs
boxes for 66 ots or sent by mail postage iree ON
teceipt Of price DrJ. II. Schenck Son, Philad1-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

M. III Dennis, No. 7oa KinE Street,
has well selected stock of spring mil
linery which she Ia selling 1t prices 10
defy competition. An early call tEom
the public ls solicited.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
In Town.

Gents shoes solsd and healed while
you wait for rs cents. HAyter, 222
King street,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
enaperor Frederick Worse.

Try walton's milk biscuit, Seventh
and Tatnnll.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

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Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

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E, 7th, ons dooE troL1 Eing.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
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James EverArd's Pure Canada Mat
Lager Beer, for sale by CHARLES ]. u.
Beckett, l0s West Seventh street, VIII
mington.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19
Miles CITY Horse sales.

The following extract from a letter
written by Capt +. =. Elmhirst TO "a
business man in Miles City, may prove
interesting:
MANOR HOUSE, EvERToN, DAyEN-l
TRY, ENGLAND, sept. 30, 1855.
/ had a terribly rough passage home
but old England looks 30 fresh ana
green and bright this autumn, il il
quite a pleasure 10 be here-thouph for
that matter, | want no better climate
than that of last summer IN Montana
aud | never wish 10 spend my summer
elsewhere than IN the nelghborhood of
Miles City-thSt / have learned 10
look upon NJ n true home among peo-
pie that | have learned to value as
thorough friends.
| was much gratiiled by the extract
you kindly sent me from the letter Of
your eastern correspondent with refer
euce to holding AN annual horse fair
IN Miles City. His opinion entirely
tallies with mine and also with a large
number OF prominent men (some 10
connection With eastern trsmwaysl
who would gladly take advantage OF
our Miles City sale and horse fair
when once established. | do hope
that the subject being taker up 10y
such competent nlen as yourself, Mr..
Sam GordoD, Mr.. Il. h. Weirlck. &c,
and the leading horse growers Of Gus
ter county that IL may quickly take
root and bring forth fruit.
There can be no question OF the ne
cessity of an annual horse fair being
held at Miles City. We are now
breeding aud raising the best horses
ID me northwest, aud all that il neces.
,ary to demonstrate that fact IL 20 ex-
hiblt our horses and 30 offer fsclliti,s
TO eastern buyers for purchasing them,
IL IL obvious that buyers WOULD not I'm.
u the loss Of time and expense IN
travelling hundreds Of miles over ON
ranges, were they able 10 see and selecI
The class Of horses wanted, at Mile,
City. Let IA therefore determine 4,
have nm annual fair at Miles CITY. !
am much In hope that I shall be in,
strumental In bringing further capltal
and further business into Miles CITY IN
the horse line next spring,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19
yellow Park in October.

The Yellowstone Park association
have arranged to furnish t~ransporta-
ton aud hotel Accommodations through
out the Park during October at greatly
refused rates. Passenger traing will
make the round trip, Livingston to
Cinnabar aud rttgrn, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays, and "a five
days trip from Cinnibur TO the prin-
cipal points in the Park can he made
at an expense Of not To exceed thirty
dollars. The all rate from st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth or Ashland on
the east, and Portland and Tacoma on
the west. 10 Cinuibar aud return, will
be 5000, and from intermediate points
one aud one fifth fares, but not to ex'
ceed 5000.
Tickets will be on sale up Ia and in
GLIDING October 2jth. Parties going
into the Park should call on Il :. Hef
ferlin, agent n. L, II. r., Immediately
on arrival at Livingston. For full
particulars inquire of your nesres
agent, or Chas. s. Fee, general passen
ger and ticketagent, st. Paul, MINI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19
Mu.lc Denler. necnrah. Iov
4 Double meIp for the nIIInn..

IN addition to that chief remedial neasure-the
use Of llostsiier's Stomach Bi~tters-persons suffer
ing from an acute bilious attack, will facilitate
recovery by the use at first Of milk and lime water
and thin gruels, and by a very gradual return to
the use Of solid foods. Fatty substances should
be excluded from the diet, Blue pill Is a remedy
OF doubtful safety, particularly If there lie nausea
aud vomiting, frequent concUmitauts OF liver
trouble. The B%ittters, provided its relorDatory
action be not retarded and marned by gross iudis-
~creiions Of diet, will soon restore the equilibrium
Of and action Of the liver, stomach and bowels, all
three di,ordcred by btliousncss. In all forms Of
Malarial difease, which in every one Of its phases
presents indications OF liver ,rouhIe, Holsters
stomach Biiiers i. the foremost OF specifics, The
iigh' Of over thirty years experience also shows IL
~ be % ihU remedy tor rheumatism, kidney
troubles. dyspepsia. nervousness and t.hiliiy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19
LOCAL ITEMS.
4 Sure Cure Jgr pars.

DR.. Kirk'S German Pile Ointment
has cured Blind. Bleeding and Itrhi z
Piles when all other OutIurut- have
failed. 1t ab-orb- the tumors, alIays
the Itching 80 once. act- as Il pnultic..
gives instant relief. DIR. Kinks Ger
msp Pile Ointment isprepartd only for
Piles aud Itching of the private Farts.
aud nothing else. Every box i. war.
rsnted. Sold by John Wright. Drug.
gist, Miles CITY. Mont.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19

At Washington, Sitting Bull and
the other Sioux chiefs, when attend
ing st. Matthew'S church sunday
were given prominent front seats.
One of these happened to belong to a
widow lady who lost her son, a bright.
handsome second lieutenant, at Little
Big Horn, when Custer and his men
were massacted by Sitting Bull and
his followers, The usher, 10y a strange
coincidence, was about to show Sitting
Bull into the very pew when the lady'-
youngest son, who occupied a part Of
the pew, objected.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19

''
Progress of the organization, tCont'd)
The sixth annual convention was
held at indianapolis In 1879. aud Miss
Frances f.. Willard wa, elected pre,i-
dent Of the National Wom.u's Tenn
perance Union. Ther- were present
AS delegates from 20 states, though no
southern state except Maryland vas
represented.
At Bostop, IN 1850, the convention
was again assembled, AID the system
OF standing committees abolished, aud
superintendent appointed instead,
making the chief Of each department
responsible for is success. The plan
for putting Ms, Hayc-' portrait ia The
White Hou-e rs "a temperance memo
rial was here adopted.
In the autumn of 1851. the eighth
annual convention met AT Washington
and wa swelled by u delegation from
nine southern states, led by Mis- Sallie
+. Chaplin, OF south Carolina. The fol-
lowing t- al extract from Il resolution
adopted by the southern ladies: "Our
hearts are deeply moved by the honor
conferred through Us upon our ,tates.
We desir" t. express to the National
w. G. 7. T.. IN convention assembled,
our appfeca alton Of their sisterly wei
come, and To thank you in the ma me
OF the Whole south, for sending your
repr,s natives Ia see Gs.n A depart
meut OF hygiene was established, also
u department OF franchise. Owing to
the adoption OF the latter, less than
twenty delegates seeded from tine
] w. Z. 7. L., but nO southern woman
VA included among them.
The next convention AT Louisville
unanimously adopted II resolution on
prohibition principles, which was
written 10y Mrs. Csrhart, then presi-
dent Of the Iowa union. AT this con
vention "Our Union,n the national
organ Of the w. G.. I. u. and "rhe
signal" organ OF the Illinois w. CT
L., were consolidated under the name
"Tbe Union Signal" which il sill
published at CHI ago rs the national
organ.
At Detroit the convention projected
IL organization OF Worlds w. c..
+. L., and ordered o department oi
Free KiudergarteHs and another To
Promote Social Purity. The cores
bonding secretary'- report showed
tlar EVERY state and territory had been
reached Icy the oIEsnizers. \ rrsternal
delegation from Cyuada va also pres.
eut.
The 81 Louis convention Of 1884,
ordered thirty-uiue departments ana
appointed a strong corps Of national
organizers.
The twelfth convention was held at
Philadelphia in lSsj, and was remark
able for the large number Of white
ribboned women in attendance ~ Wis
iturs Aud Tor the number Of di-tiu-
guished persons uutsii e the ranks who
addressed h.. IL was voted 10 remove
the headquarters from New York 10
Chicago. The White Cross Army WAS
endorsed aud the high license fslIscy
specifically condemned. No coDven-
ton ever assembled in a more beauti.
fully decorated auditorium. Great
gains were reported in all branches,
aud the fund for the round-the-world
ambassador was Of encouraging pro.
portions.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19

j. ID. Finn. @, w. Hickman, Glen
dive; H. w. Stacey, Ranch; T.. @.
Wade, Denver, COLT. I. ID. Andrew,
Fort Worth, Tex. Frank l.. Kimhuli,
Rosebud; N. q. Fish, ChAs. h. Clark,
Chicago.
DROYER HOUSE.
Johnnie Tomlin-op, Buffalo; b. +.
Este, Texas; Jack VI ryis, A. u Cook,
T. T. Erkermar, Fo'syih; Frank Ar.
Mold, E-canaba, Mich; Cbas. Decker,
j. ID. HsmiltoO, Pnmpkiy creek; NJ. J.
Deviu. Glebdive; II Lowell, Billing;
john Brennan, Ain-lieiW A. RriDgoll,
Tongue River.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19
sheet Music Free.

Any piano or organ payer sending
IN their address aud II two-cent stamp
TO pay postage will receive u piece of
sheet music. Please state If you wish
IN" music for piano or organ, iustru.
mental ~ vocal, easy or difficult. This
offer il only good for 30 days.
u. G. PETERSON,
Music Dealer, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19

Philadelphia has purchased Thomp'
sou, of the Detroit base ball club for
s., 600 aud Boston gets Brouthers and
Richardson of the same club for S2O,-
coo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19

Hyol want 20 hear the iailacits Of
tbs Mills bill aud the heresies Of Eng
lish tree trHuc exposed, be at tue Rink
ll-nigbt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19

L, I. ID. Andrews did not % east
with the shipment Of Nm beeyes
that he loaded ut FaliOn yesterday but
returned to the city last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-19

That good republican, Geo b. Silver
berg, afforded shelter for the stars aud
stripes tut tucked cleverly away the
muslin strip devoted to Cleveland and
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