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Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
TRlKD EDITION.
kews sainmsy.

Governor Wilson on Tuesday commits
stoned eX-Congrese man Eustis Gioson 70
represent the state OF West Virginia In
the haheas corpus proceedings 10 be be.
begun in the State of Kentucky for the
return OF the nine prisoners in the flke
County, by Jail. and who stand charged
with having been implicated IN the recent
Hatfield. Nc Coy yend tia. The case VIII
be broug ht ia the U. s. Distr CT Court
now in session at Louisville.
A frei, ht train on the Reading Railroad
while NOV Dg slowly near Lewisourg,
Penna. yesteld day morniIg,was overtaAen
by ano her freight train the engine ol
wnich pluwed Through the caboo;e anu
two cars Of he first train. The engine
then ran OF the track and was stopped
by !. bank OF earth, into which It plunged
All the train hands escaped INJURY by
jumping into the snow banks
John Ward and Joseph Murray, sus
pected of completely in the jewelry and
diamond robbery al Norfolk, last Satur-
day night, were arrested yesterday IN
Richmond, Virginia, and locked NJ A
gold watch and t40 in money were found
on them, but nothing 10 connect them
with the robbery.
1lthlb fttNtbt NbAiNa h1roNhNNa
the mail division OF the Treasury Depart
ment, at Washington, was arrested yes
terday for stealirg lett.rs. Two decoJ
letters. addressed 10 the Uaited State;
Treas urer, were found in his possession
The amount stolen by him is not believed
to be large
Archibald Fulton and Joseph Hamilton
Democratic inspectors at the primare
held on Saturday last in the Fi:th eletlo
district OF the town OF Northheld, State
Island, were arrested yesterday ou
charge of stufiing the ballot box and ial
styling the poll list,
An express train on the Peunsylyani
railroad struck wagon containing wv
men, at Iordonvilll crossing, "a, ye'
terday The wagon was shocked to pie
ces, and the occupants DR.. Hoover an
Jacob BruS were severely Injured.
Robert CLOUD, colored, waylaid hi
wife and negro named Henry Phelp
in Atlanta, Georgia, yesterday m rnin'
He shot and killed Phelps and fatal
wounded his wife, after which he surrel
dered to the police.
A truck Of Que OF the Pullman sleepe
on an express train on the Pennsy Ivan
Railroad Jumped the track near Cone
toga bridge, PenIa yesterday morniDl
The passengers escaped with seve
shaking up.
Pleuro pneumoi ia has broken o
ameng cattle in the western part OF Wa
ren County, New jersey. Several her
in Greenwich township have been qua
antined
Frank Romiaskl, aged 20 years, "
killed in No. slope at West NantlcoB
Penna last evening. by ia ! OF coal.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
In our Oh Cloth Depart

In our Oh Cloth Depart
ment.
Linoleum, in all widths
from l yard to A yards, from
S. cents to 81 per yard
Cork and oil.
Corticene, in all widths
from I yard to 4 yards, 80
cents and 81. Cork and
|oil.
Sampson's, Braiser's, Pot
ter's, Bailey's and all the
best known makes of oil
cloth, from IS cents a yard
to 81.
These goods comprise al
the best known floor cover
ings.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Richard X. Eor Arr,.t,d

NEW York. Feb. z -RijhnAh
proprietor OF the Police Glzslls ~
rested IN New York yeslefjug1
spector Williams ohArgei viii y
and AbettinR prize A7ht1g
dance OF law; OF hoIdIhl ialA
publishing the details and prslnn
les Of fights and max Ing hisors
rendezvous for men bent on vnI
the law. Mr.. Fox, when nrftlpA
the TOmts Police Court, ssEsd ~
adjournment until TUESDAY 4
which was granted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
At the Opera House,

The Atkinson g. Cook ComPEla|
sented the "LAnoAahire Lass. W
Opera House last evening. Tta n
was given In the company tB
excellent manner and the aldltbau|
thoroughly pleased. There viii
matinee this afternoon, VI vhi'A y
Lyme" will be giveu. To-nlsa
10 underlined, Apd TO morroE ,Ia
"rhe Peep o. Day Boys" Thha
pAny 10 = strong ons and they Is''i
greeted by crowded houses. IAal
string TO witness n petiOrna1a
GLASS in every respect ~ popuhS
should avail themselves Of lhees
nifty to do 80 this week.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
rne RnnmAn LIhrarY

The old Weccacoe engine house, on
jackson street, ,betE Eeen Front and Second
has been purchased by the Rebmau LII
brary Association, and is now being lifted
up to meet the purpose. of its new own
ers. The ABoTding facilities Tor young
men - pass their evenings prottAbly can
not be too highly commended, and tn
result must be the creation OF NOR
healthiu public sentiment in political al
well as in moral and religious affairs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
An nrcn Man q GIne

George p. Allcorn died al his residence
at Miltown, NH Creek hundred. on
Tuesday, iu the 50 h year Of his age. He
was very active man, and but few
days prior 10 his death walkedto Brandy
wine Springs aud other places in the
neighborhuod He leaves w.ir and sew
eral children, Two Of the latter only being
ten or twelve years Of age. His remain
will be interFtd al Fed Cay Greek Gene
tp,V on Friday afternoon,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
I : t,oatt.

In tae United s:a,e3 Circuit Court yes.
terday the CAS-, Of Milo W. Locke ys X
Snowden Anlrewa, came up The ac-
count Of Jos Il, Carpenter, Jr., the re-
ceiyer, 10 date w4a Presented Sy E. q,
radfJrd, ESQ and also petition pray
for apprOya, %! s!iI account, and iol
order Of court prescribing the man
OF proof Of q lens against the fund
he hands OF he receiver,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
w. u. SHARPE & co.

We send o man to meas
ure your house or room and
will furnish you an estimate
of the exact cost if you so
desire without extra charge.
This is a good place to
come for carpets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

To cram nue's head full OF knowledge
and tha ttomAch full of food, and then
reRleot TO observe tAe simplest lava Of
nature are the untsi.iuR NEAR to Induce
osrvoasLe5s and constipation and Ger.
tain leis OF health. LaAadQr pr6yelts
sli this trouble. Pfise only 25 cents a
% ChaRe.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Aunn.t rI.ot.nn.

Yesterday be,ween and 5 p. M, the
annual election for Olli ;ers Of the " Il.
mington Iusttu was held. Thomas X
Porter was elected president; Walter ID
Bush, corresponding secretary; Mark NJ
Cleayer, Tecorling secretary Joseph A
Richardson, treasurer, aad Henry c
Downward, Er q. X. Jetleris, Thomas j
Lawson and Isasc {. johnson, member
of the Board Of / ir ctors.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
In our Iup department.

In our rug department.
We keep all the incest
rugs made, in sizes large
enough for a room down to
the single door size. The
prices were never lower and
rug turnishing"is quite cor
rect.
Smyrna, soc to $50.
Dagastan, SIS so to $40.
Persian, $l2, $l4.
Pauniaub, 81 so, SC so.
Mecca, $3.50, Sc so.
Moquette, $1.25, So so
| japanese, 81 so to 81 SO
| Kensington, 81 to Sl2.
Brussels, so cents to ST 60
! Velvets. ST..
i Felt, $3.50 to 50.
Skin, SI.75 to $8.
| Our carpet, oil cloth ant
rug departments will repay
a visit,
/ We give special prices ant
make contracts for church
steamboa. and hotel furnish
ling.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
S Fourth and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Dean Ola Delawaroaa.

John + Kelley who located ia Baltl
more, some 23 years agl, died On Sund ly
last, aged 40 years. HIS rmains were
rought u the house of his brother,
James Kelley, No 9lj West Fourth
street, aud inferred a; New Cathedral
cemetery this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
WIN. n. SHARP y co.
Vim. B, ShaTp& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS,

Have you bought a house
yet2 Have you rented a
house yet? Are you going
to move this spring?
After these questions are
settled you want to begin
thinking about furnishing
1t is not too soon to look
at carpets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
1heIadiaus

The last annual report of The superin
tendeut General OF Indian iiAiIs OF the
Canadian Government shows that there
are now II, ,000 Indians in the Northwest
under treaty. They have 4166 acres ol
land under cultivation, have erected lI6i
hsuses and own 1851 head OF stock Las
year they erected los new houses ant
fenced in 4063 acres OF land under cult
vation Thirty six schools have beeI
started bv the Government
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
-

"WhAt, you ooughiny yfI
frlend?" "0t course, ~ c3'd u
better. well, don't siani %
order OF going, but 90 70 iae ~, I,CiS cOpl
and get a bottle Of D.. 1 bo1' IA :
Syrup, quick. He went, A0a D'
s.Ia!Entway made happy. I
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
G.,ne 10 tt,owA.

Two quite prominent citizens engaged
in an tercstioD on Market street this
mo,niug. Daring the controversy one
slapped the Otaer in the mouth where
upon he retaliated by scratching his al
tagonis,'s face They were separate d
without damaging each other quite q
crowd had collected to witness the iu4.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
T,a WAKING mach.

The following is The svI ,,"' I'D
22s; OonDors ia; Viai, py "a, d
l60; Hart, 22e; PAnch9'' siy
2ll; Guerrero, 232; stioh ,og a
2C5; Noremao, ls7 COZ, ,aa' ~ Dnl
2l2; Collins, l4b; Tllly' hi'lou, ISgi n
Taylor, 100; Stout, l5V'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

more Liens.

Last evening S &. Adams, Jr., present,
ed to the Street and Sewer Directors a
list OF cOlloctable lieus on the books In
the City Auditors office amounting to 81 ;,
1899 These liens were omitted from
the list furnished ty Charles h hsgure.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
nnooinI Oillcer

Frank Stout was sworn ia by MAYOR
Ehoads THE morning as u tpecisl officer
for the Delaware Society for ths Pre-.
vsntion OF Cruelty TO Children and Ant
m AlP, 81 will eLt.r upon his dutis ut
once The flee ls At No. 10ll West
EIYtb atreat
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
strihinr NIinsra.

There was another demonst'lhn
the strikers against the WORKERS
Solar Iron Works At PGttsbu1 y.
day afternoon, bat IL WAS lee'E :
the preceding ones. "a.
The colored men were estoi'ea =
by one hundred pollc, IN 80 sud w
conflned itself to yelling nj . slE i,
tanco. The works we're raHnins .
departments yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Given q surprise

Les J. Martin was eiF.n MI
last evening 81 his Tesli, u'1, !, Il
Lombard etrest, this Guy, .';,tI
number OF fisuds. ihe a
the birthday OF Mr.. haidopI ,, \
friends of Kennett eqnaIe' ~
with Mrs. Martin in RiVips IA, III
to her husband A yer? ei'~
was DDent.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

Ths Uast remedy fer the complaints
VI early caildhood, such q colic, hLtu-
,enoy, 81 Ia DR.. RllPB Baby eyfur,
Prics 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
MINT.

The person who TOOK tng n
silk umbrella marked d b,,sI
o. yesterday, between ,,s vii j
aud 6 p. m. was seen i'.sG, .
bring 1t to No. Gil D0''
ana save trouble.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
An ola Lady GONE

Mrs. Mary Vining, wife OF Albert Vim
ing, OF New Castle, diel on Sunday night,
aged So Yeas Her remains were inferred
this morning in the NJ L cemetery at
New astIe, in the presence Of large
number OF relatives nd fiiends.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Graduated.

The graduating class Of girls at the
High echoul, numbs seven As follows:
Mania eimms, Mar e MoKelvsy,
Martha T Williams, Nellie Cook, Eva
q. B1ushmsn, Aoble q. WEIGH, Emma
L. Beck
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

NAI AN BD--.a tlH VI bEkM sID. AP.
W ply to miss P.untet., Front and
Rodney eirsots. e.s
RiOR SALE-4 TUEKt HENS AND 2
Il EObbl,f1. JAMES ANDEASDN ,neas
"oodda e. tE-l tllut -. Del. ltd,itT
IdOR ~. Eil gifDMS, &UIrABLG
- f2F . a W 1ststl ur4LRb 81, is-3Ia
FIyE . 'S: a., .1J Sc
~ u. .t-H. T. Is 4.'
ETAt LAEHn tJ.
~ Er
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

For burus, scAldr, aAd other wounds
Salvation Oh hss proved Itself to be she
best remedy ever used. All d.uaRistt
sell It for 25 cents q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
For sale.

Coed COW, two .thirls A'u 40.
calf, fresh three N ,l, 1n,n, WI
butter COW, nons bstts,, q ,,,s.us,:lI
cheap. OAn be seen - an ph1i
For particulars Apply ~
this office. -
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Heard TrCID,

The horse and wagon which were sto
leu from the stable Of James Sawdon,
Jr on Violation street, on Monday
night, are reported to be at Lionvillc,
Chester County, Pa and a messenger
was sent 10 that place this ait=rnoon to
look after them.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

Nfhsn As'y -s' ssSN'e q! nEftO-is,
Mhon 5ng HaL 10. biz s..pI Tor a5t.rii
WA.u IS, IT, size IHg .oN A4tJf' .
" leu sL1 a4t. .r Il, .rssYs- tata "a =
o ia
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
FORMATIONS ON tho Konh

+. Mitchell and W. NJ Shakespeare OF
the Maryland Division and Harley Mas
ten OF the Delaware Division have been
promoted from the position OF freight
brakcmen to that of passenger brakeucn
Kor Hire.
MssFE Tade suits at No. 4Cs Frtnoh
st#Ga
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
mo Ininren.

John RJoipeOr, VIII wss injured on
Saturday week, whs 10. qulLs OF we'll
today.
The condition of litt'e George Coch.
ran Uss unchanged 20 DAY.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
In our Carpet Depart

ment. II
Our display Of Carpets
this season is far ahead oi
any previous effort. Wei
have better carpets, prettier
carpets, more OF them and
at lower prices than ever.
We show a magnificent
line Of Administer Moquette
Carpets which, for beauty of
design and superb combina-
ton OF delicate and low-ton-
ed colorings, are unexcelled.
They are the handsomest
carpets made to-day for par
Ior use, being heavy, rich,
Luxurious and wearable. Inl
Jour assortment cf these ele
lgant carpets we havel
Itwenty-three private pat
Items which are confined to|
us exclusively in this State
They are all richly bordered,
land among them is one un.
usually handsome stair and
hall set in two tones OF terra
Gotta. These goods were
never lower for the quality,
il$1.25 and $1.50.
Il Our assortment OF Body
Brussels includes the best
slknown makes OF Bigelow,
ssILowell, Hartfords, etc, In
; Parlor, Library, Halls and
Stairs at prices from 80 cts.
to 81 35.
lel Our assortment Of Eng.
--ssliish Wilton velvets embrace:
Fl some of the best toned Eng
ST Iish effects and are rich
ID ! heavy and splendid wearing
IN goods, SI.75 per yard.
Our assortment OF Ameri'
y can Velvets is full OF gooc
ts makes and new designs iol
lspring, ST. to sl.25.
,. Where can you see NOR
IN or better or cheaper Tapes
is TRY Brussels than here
i5y.,l Over three hundred pattern
~ of these goods alone. Man,
M of them are exact copies
lc- the finest grade Moquett
land Wlltone, and you wi
find them nowhere else
K this city. This superb lir
re- re- of carpets we're never lowe
G, in prize, 65 cents to 81.
lor We have one special lii
ID. ID. Of Tapestry Brussels Ca
lpcts which we sold for
and IS cents per yard. v
have put them on sale as ;
\ n, early starter for 47b cea
Il. ; |. Iper yard. If you have
dining-room, chamber or s
ting-room that you dol
care especially to have Il
the latest pattern for, this is
v I, unusual opportunity. The
+ b. will be about 90 rolls at IL
/ A. n price.
z. Ingrains-best quality,
.Scrs : rs wool, extra super.fall p'
teras 65 cents, spring pi
terms IS cent?, and in p
1Ill III. cotton as low as IS Gel
,s one m per yard Florentine and
~, ,ply So cents and 81.
,a.. ,ite Damask-hall aad st
IA. sets In 4.4,3 A aud 5 s, ir,
25, so and 70 cents. A
, .sa9, s,o those elegant Brusselette
nday masks-same on both sid
.nset a the best looking and b
on to wearing wool hall and ST
set yet made. In all widt
/ on sI.75 anG 62s cents.
well 1t is not too early TO lc
Joch around for carpets.
III should be glad to have
sri sdd as lockers or buyers. y
e' are here to show the go,
ES ;ssa ard We have the goods
1'1 Ishow.
:s.s,' :sGs You will have better sa
. faction by buying early q
'9 y. gCs yOUf work done III
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
s,ass OF tns TsmU'fAsai'
R,ls WsA.Ba'

Tomorrow promises TO %
aud rather colder. FTlusn M
partly cloudy, with sI'il'
changes.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
I or Hire
- 9
gusstniBi cH.

CraHor IS Co. are giving iAe ptopi.
hOme big bargains In cgssiWerCs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
Delaware Com'n" ~

Dslawars Comm'pO,,s
Last night Delaware IFg.,t \
., knights of the Golden l,,,o alL \
first reception in institute nstti,lni,i ~
ception was larg ly attsnur .a Sour.
was kept up until a la'e ~
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
@N EH

II n Xxx
The following described rets1nal .prautrtt.
Eight EtAt Of horses ana mules.
No. !. Fred, h-y mare coming +, yeas 70 d,
sired by Honest Fred, well nTOh IA TO al liar.
mess, eau ht driven by a lady, pgrirs tiN -ouli
Nus. and are Genrgs aud Glipp. T., :. p.tr
Of young hnrse3 coming years old, uuiri
and all right, have heen handles saln- Co.
harness a. a perfpTu we'll single ur dOubl,.
No. 4. Dlck. iron gray horse YEAR, ual
good worker or driver
No. o. Far ny good road and b God mar.
No. D. ScllY, colt coming . years OIL g.
promising colt aui well prokcI t" st.sna To-
Nos AMI are a illr of good roal o- ,,rf
mules; No. team.
Is HEAD OF CArTLE.
Eleven good dairy cgNs, over talf Of ibta
Will b. In prnht Toy day nl atle. tli et 2.y,str.
y head Of hogs, one Of tht a Chester VIM,
brood y, will Erruw HhIu. March Let. "a
shnats Chester white stock.
l Farm ltnp!vWcu 81 farm wagon, iron
| IaXl', In good order; hay rigging, marE,I
dearborn, iumu seat carrlag in4ir - Iurller,
good one syttusr, plpws So. p OAEr
No. ", new: small y pH, south B nd. 2
twin harrow one ,f thcIn new. sulky cul-
| tlvator, Little Diamond, nearly new; : cnl.
ItivAtors, one ut tn, ~ Iron Age. combined
corn cOVtrer, P,nnsylvania grall and php--
phtte dfili, nearly new; ! beer ny steel
| frame binder, nearly new, guaranteed by tht
| Deering Company for anp hsr AZ / sulitast
machine in good order, ! WOODS mower IA
good order, grain tIl. / corn shallar . -Gi.
wagon harm, 50, sets low hprup4s h-Idlrs.
collars -hlllers. blankets, lot COS ctnIns,
| forks shOyt Is and many other articles ton ru.
lucrOus to mention; also lot Of huu7plDl 1
IgOOds, such as heds, bedding chairs I larry,
| cook stove, barrel churn and horse.
l Terms OF Sae.--uns Of 80 aud und-r cash
over that smOunt Is credit Of ten months, b,
purchaser giving hankahlc note with an ap.
proved eudOrser; in crest added on all credil
/ iums. D. FRANK STEW AKT
l N. u. Sale ppsit We, the owner has y,
| inrihsr usr for the pro pcrty.
! w. }. LAnk, AuctIOneer. j. " Burrs,
lclerk. wful1.dieba-ll
| NOTICF-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Ofthe mcInbars OF the sr,issns' say
I 03 Bank ald eiG,tion Of managers VIII h
heId q. ina bans ol ucsday, euruary IA
I from 10 O'elJcE 81 IA 20 II u
! ia-t.I +. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
/ .-gH ita..- i.I-.r EZt.t4 Ie-
/ ilOIa. iu q ~ 4nG Ts7'c.H psrs
: -',c g..y- al 4ET,- easy -H l5, Fpl 8.
Z N L.l- EL--L.- T. IL "a ! L. "
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

.EyH Stus-- }.l... r. EZt.tf Is--
ilOIa siu q ~ and Ts7'c.H psrs :
-.c g|.y. al 4ET, easy H a.. Fpl 81 u
70 tOo. f1Fif g. VIA fs-s.5i H..
-ALL. o. Al a.5.H 2g.'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

2 uST-DN SUNDAY, A RL.AuK
Ia leatAa' pecLst book, containing IS
ho1s, noHsPaper ciipp nzs, and "a card with
Tue oYnsr'a NE Bthmled en-. Suita Jl0 TO-
ward II lott ht this otios, ia
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

INUBi 10 SALe-WILL SELL AT PUB.
A. lie tAle, At lhs residence Of the Sub.
,.ibr, hAlf mile fr5m Oar.stiAna, Wlt11ut
r.s.rse, On
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1855.
AZ II O'Clock q. m,
pair OF males, q 200 l team; odd mule, r
Bo1d leader; 20 head oil nrst-HlaHs COWS, IN JsI
Of trem f!oiI, Rfade JerSoys, 9 grade Jersey
helfsis, all fTCm PoO1 CONS
Farming tmp4e hentt: GBb orn binder,
roiiot hOrso rLke, out e. tuDi, l cham,
ettamsr, nearly new, capacity for 20 oowF;lO
cana, scales, buckets, etc. Ais5 halt interest
In Is acres ( wheat.
RRSg: All gums " US and under cash
az over thhf amount a credit OF mOntGs n
purchaser gl9inCA b nkabIe note with an
approved CnlUrssr, i1tstast aided.
A. O. BHD~N,
]. r. }. W. PETERS
W.. LhrR, Aucs. i7eoi, Il -2Iwa
| DUslIiC SALE OF STCUh-WILI, Bk
| y tOli ~ ppOl,o tGls 1T the - .t,-ya
residence orc. ". Baldsin. near Sda9t
| 5o0ih b OOJhtr Delaware Uopnty, Xs.U-.
| "a. NJ
MUSDAY, PITUITARY 1Oth, ISIS,
! st O'clock, >. N,
/ Is he&d Of freeh cows a. forward tprinaars,
trrcs s;ook tu's. POod EOIk or driving
/ horses, aad q lot OF loo shO.ta
Ihis siooE hos boen carefully seleeted in
CpnOeriSni 90, Ia, by an experienced
Two and ,our uontha credit.
GOOblsEY 81 Baldwin,
| A. o. y erpioss, Auot. ~ dhW-tS
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

MOTlUE-EEH 4 SERIrS.-"HE uITY
~ Bulldog aaa Loan Aisoci Atlon is
loH ltsuiRg Ee7 series OF EtOcb frst pay.
. ent Que on Fet FvAry IL. 0 poT cent inter.
rst ElloSed TlthdtAsiDg mtm ntrS after the
hfst year. Tor partiaultrs apply to
n. LiEHEhMAN, President.
J. ,. lRRoE, Secie'Rty, no. 3 W. Seventh
htfSSt Is st
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08
cnrpsts

Crauor & Co. are shog,s,s .ls,. u
line OF Body Brussels ,. vH' ien W
ever had, and for the nea, ? M, aliA
charge nothing for max y.
personal IS
Niiss Annie Chah ''',' i-la
VauEuren A-.Gsp
from visit ~ 8 l'25.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-08

NUIIUF-IEE ANNUAL MEETING
~ 0fthe mcnbafe OF the artisans saw.
z! Bank aud oiC,li0n Of managers VIII bB
held q. ina bans ol tucsday, : euruary IA,
from 10 o'elJck 81 IA 20 II III
'a-t.I 1T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-07-12
The County Alliance.

The Farmers Alliance Of Chick
asaw County met at Houlka on
Friday last and remained in session
two days. Every subordinate Al
lianee-twelve in all-in the coun.
ty was represented by regular ao-
credited delegates and a large num-
Der Of visiting brethren and sisters
were present. The meeting was
most harmonious one, and much
important business was transacted
Houlka people are noted for their
unbounded hospitality and on this
occasion they maintained their
reputation fully. A better basket
dinner was never spread in our
presence, than the one prepared by
the good ladies' Of Houlka both on
Friday and Saturday last The
following list Of officers ofthe oouu.
ty Alliance for the ensuing year,
were elected and installed.
J. W. Winter, President
r. n. Ross, Vice President
W. A. Tabb, Secretary
J. L. Armstrong, Treasurer.
Frank Burkitt, Lecturer.
81. Anderson, Asst. lecturer
]. II. Lewis, Chaplain.
W. f. Allen, Doorkeeper
FIN. Carlisle, Asst. Doorkeeper.
EXECUTIVE coMMITTKE.
r. T. Hobson, chairman
P. S. DELAY.
J. n. Stone.
i. C. Sugg.
H. l. Sligh
DELEoATEs 70 STATE ALLIANCE.
John ". Winter.
Frank Burkitt.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-07-12

The Irish voters, when they un-
derstand that Harrison's great an
cestor, the regioide, Major General
Harrison, was one Of CromwelPs
leading officers at the massacre at
DrOgheda, will not be apt to be at
tracted TO the Republican ticket by
anything Blaine can say, especial
ly when they learn additionally
that Harrison was ono Of the foun-
ders of the Know-Nothing party,
as Blaine was in face Of the fact
that his mother was an Irish wo-
man and catholio.-Appeal.