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Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Poli,loal Dspate Leads to murder.

WILKEsBARRE, Maroh 23.-Patrick
McHale, OF PrIngle Hill. this county,
was 80 badly beaten by Anthony Boyle
and Bryan McHugh Sunday evening
that he died from his injuries this
morning. Boyle aud MoHugh were
arres ed and committed ID jail to await
the action of the oorohei's jury. Nc.
Hale paid sooial visit TO the home OF
McHush on Sunday. Boyle was also
present The three men got into hot
discussion on local polltics. MoHalt
was supported by several men In the
argument Boyle and McHugh bsoam 4
90 angry that they set upon McHale
and beat him In q terrible manner.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
entertainment a. Odessa.

The ladies OF Drawyers' Presby terian
Church will give an entertainment and
supper for the benefit Of the Sunday
school in the town hall ut Odessa, on
the evenings OF April Sd and 4.h. The
entertainment will consist of tAbleAux
and music. The Miatletoe BouRh will
be sung and pAntomi med. The follow
ing well-2nown vooalists will take
part: Mrs, Galloway of Philadelphia,
Mrs Newton, VIM. N, Hamilton and
8 8, PenneWill,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Dental W ork.

Nitrous oxide gss for the painless ex
traction OF teeth. Gold hllings . sps
oialty, and set of teeth for S6 6oi beat
o.; teeth filled with silver, 76c anal
gam, 500 teeth cleaned for 75o. AL
work warranted at the offioe OF DIR,
Houey well, 610 Market street, vii
mtnRtop, Del. The doctor will remove
on the 2bth OF March to T03 Market
straet, few ooors above the old place
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
10 Save Life

Wy requires prompt action. An
Ptlay waiting for the doctor NAV
utu with serious consequences,
IN cases OF Group. Pneumonia,
81 throat and lung troubles.
no lamlly should be without a
Ayer'e Cherry Pectoral,
proved itself, in thousands Of
ne best Emergency Medicine
l0'eFed' 1t gives prompt relief
l'aies the way for a thorough
Nv" Is certain to be effected by
fhued use.
iA,mcr, M. D., Mt. Vernon.
! nave found Ayers Cherry
4 perfect cure for Group in an
nave known the worst cases
- q very short time by its use:
t'e hll families to use IL in sud
5rn'leS' for coughs, Group, &c."
Edison, NJ. D., Middletown,
p'ss ~ have used Ayers
n,orai with the best effect in
'ge. This wonderful prepara-
saved my life. l had a con-
Iu' night sweats, was greatly
!" I,esh, and given up by my
rnrS' O,le bottle and a half Of the
[dIn. H.. say enough in praise OF
WITTY Pectoral," writes E.
", fhlrstine, Texas, "believ-
4, 'a' ''dl' mt for its use, | should
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Plans Prepared.

Plans for the erection of n new sohcol
house on Union street, between Dela-
ware Avenue and Sixteenth street, have
been prepared by Architect Frank R.
Oarswell. The building will be 9Oxsi
feer extreme dimenhions and will &C
comnodats 400 pupils. On Monday
next proposals for the erection OF the
building will be advertised for. The
plaus may be seen At the office Of the
arcbitsct at Sixth md Bhipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Room uetiicated

Last evening Liberty Lodge, No. 10,
A. o U. W., dedicated its new room in
the GsrmAn Hall and also entertained
Grand Master WUrkman Vanzant.
The new room has been handsomely re-
furnished and the floor covered with =
Brussels carpet. This lodge has the
largest treasury bAlanoe OF any lodge in
this city. Two new members were
initiated last evening. UndeR the
"Good Of the Order" addresses were
made by Grand Master Workman Van
zAut, J. W. Dlefendorf, W. II. Foulk
DIR. John y. 5peok and Henry Miller.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
e. A. Humphrey & Bro. sell Coon
brand collars, 3 for B0c.
Lett afor aivoston .

Last evening James Brown, OF the
Arm OF Bowl b Friz slle, left thia city
with q force OF men for Galveston,
Texas, where they have contracted "a
bore ten artesian wells to supply the
place with fresh water. Tho 'rigs''
will be built at Galveston. The weils
will be IL inches In diameter and $50
feet deep. The contracts OF the firm In
this oity will be looked after BY Mr.
Frizslle. The we'll at Stoeokle's brew
cry ia now 1856 feet deep and 10 going
down finely.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Murdsr and suicide,

CALIsToGA, CAL, March 23 Mrs
Bizzini, bought new dress without
the approval OF her husband
Leopold. They quarrelled, and Mrs
bee mi left the house. When she return
ed to get soae Of her clothing her hus
band shot her dead and then killed him
self.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
rha, Rare,, Of computations. .

True delicacy of flavor with true effica-
cy Of action has been attained in the lam
Gus California liquid fruit remedy, syruE
OF Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered 1t immensely popu
lar. 1t cleanses the System, cures Cos.
tiyeness, etc. N. B Danforth, Second
AID Market, Wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
rno middiclo Nn Creamery.

The Middletown Transcript says the
Middletown creamery paid out between
S700 and $500 for milk for the month oi
February, II cents per gallon being the
price paid. The extra quality Of B.gle
creamery butter has already created q
demand for the same, aud Messrs
Spur and Perkins recently closed a
contract with tho Transportation Asso.
citation Of the Pennsy sylvania railroad,
in Philadelphia, by which t6ey are to
daily. They also have negotiations in
progress with the manager OF John
Wan amaker's restaurant to supply tha,
concern with sll the butter needed p o
tory. The daily supply of milk now
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
progressive Euchro Party,

Last evening progressive euchre-party
was given by Frank aud willard Vern n,
at No. sos West Fifth street. The arsi
prizes were won by Mr. Edward ]. ReRar
and Miss Rebecca Scott, and the 'booby'
prizes by Mr.. J. Leonard johnson snt
Mss Susie Chairs. Refreshments wert
served in abundance and very enjoyable
time was spent by all present.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Run Down hYAHorso

NEW YORK, March 24.-Mrs. Martha
j. Lamb, editress of the Magazine of
American History, and authoress OF a
well known history of New. York, was
run down by horse and wagon on
Broadway, yesterday morning and dan.
gerously injured.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Enta nf Hnrnaaa

Tho third annual sale OF harness by
]. A. Conner will take place at No.
East Fourth street, on Saturday, Marct
81, ut 10 so O'Clock m. Forty sets
comprising all varieties, will be dis
posed OF, and good opportunity vii
be presented for farmers and others u
secure bargains.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Brevities.
s:: s6s Il ts sss

Tho cheapest hat house tn tine oahy
RumSsrd Bros.s zoA Mar X ot streof
Try Bush's coal you viii like 1t.
Brazilian Balm. Immediate cure for numps
Brasilian Balm cures q cold; 20 doses, loo
DO 10 hurphoy's for your bed springs.
Buy your rarniture Al Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely likei IL.
Millard y. Davis, jeweler. II. Second ct.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hsnrs, Is K Fourth.
". koop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, Goa West Frent street.
First class furniture At Murphey'a, sos Ship
ley street.
wrlngers repaired by Richmond. s:h and
ratnall.
go TO Geo. II. Murphey,s for your parioi
chamber and dining room furniture. 500 bhtp
ley street.
Only o. 90 Per load for bess hickory kind
ling wood, att. U. Buyer q oo.s. fo's Q
TatnAll street.
We stop the press TO say that Hollis hal
the best cough candy at No. 4 West Second
strees.
II you want cheap picture framed 30 70 O.
X. Baugh, 2oB West Second Btrost. have
the largest stock In Delaware; come and 10,
for yourselves.
Ross, at lle Market street, is NOW selling
hats and winter goods very cheap TO reduce
stock before removing TO his new stort
March 2ssh next, ct 2l0 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
When baby was sick, we gave her Cssteria,
When she was a Child she cried for CastsriA
When she became Miss she clunE to CAatoris
when shs had children she gave them Gas
toriA.
The reIabtoeraph.

CHICAGO, March 20 Prof Elisha Gray
announces that On Saturday next he Sill
give an exhibition OF his new Telanto-
graph, by means OF which exact copies of
messages in any handwriting can be re-
produced at the iStant end of wire
he claims that 1t can be successfully
used for distance OF five hundred miles.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Invitation Extended

To those wishing papsr hanging done,
from the loaest to the best grades, u
| Gall aud examine our unsurpassed
stock, abd tfss our skill; expsrier CO
tells; We have a special line of dada
and plain spring shades 10 offsr. A. 3.
Jones, 422 Marke. atrset.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
marnun,a ,lronohlal Trochea,'

are widely known as an admirable
remedy for Bronchitis, HoaTseness,
Coughs, aud Throat troubles. Bold
only In boxes.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

10 all who sxo eufseriDa from shs er-
rors aud indiso5esions Of youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., will sspd recipe thSt will cure
you, FREE OF OIIAEGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
In 6onth America. Send q self.address-
cd envelope 20 tho RHv. JOSEPH 7.
IMMAn BtesioR ID. New York CITY.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
window snades, window shadss

Houst keepers wanting window shades
made of tho best material and 50 the
lowest caah pIiess. can get them at L..
II. 5prinRer's, 229 Orange street.
N d -Ysnatian Btirds painted aud
trimmed, ALI orders promptly filed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
RoipK IsepnIrsd. +.

The cd steamer Jersey Blue is hsv.
ing q nov boiler placed in position al
RoAoh's shipyard in Chester. Before
resuming her trips. however, she will
be brought to this city, placed In thi
dry dock and sorapsd and painted.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Auditor Hewitt and Treasurer Tate

Toe two housee OF tho Kentucky Leg
stature yesterday suspend.d tue rules
aud pas,e1 resolution calilug for en-
immediate and iull Investigation o! all
the State Offices. Tho Democratic mem
bers of the House in secret osucua ap
pointed . CON mittee, hioh oAiled upon
Governor Buekner and asked him to
stop Auditor Hewitt from taking
further part In the investigation o.
Treasurer Tate's affAire and the status
OF tue State Treasury. Tho Governor
promised that the auditor should be
Eept from the tressnrsr's offios. Il
WAS declared that H. wits's aston had
I'm peded the invssstg Cation OF Treasurer
7 ase's account.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Don't EorEei,

II you ars In want OF carpets, oil olothp,
iuruI,uro and bedding, Adair, No. 416
Market eiKeet, has the larRsat Assort'
meRt and the lowest prices In the city.
d lso baby carriages.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Leon,s stataary Troupe

VIII slso appear vita Barrymore b
russin's Pa0sy Company" As DAD Eel
lows Hail, March - Ladies' attend
Ing mst,nee will be delighted with
Miss Edna, the queen Of beauty. Sec
adverlisemept.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

@Don't fail to call at -four and feed
St0 e, corner Fourth aud King streets,
for choice brands OF honT, feed, Pardt n
seeds, eto; orders promptly attended
to; phone call No, 40S. r. T. Janvter'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

Several large parties went TO Phila-
delphia Thursday evening, 70 witnsas
Richard MAnsfield's great impersopa.
tion Of "Dr. Jekyll aud Mr.. Hy de-" ai
the Chestnut Rtreet Theatre.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
nor sa,e Cheap,

A large cylinder stovo capable OF
heAtinQ one room above and below,
neArly new, Csn be seen ut No. 1907
Wess Eighth street
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

Tho sight OF m ugly iniamed boil or
sore, to aay Nothing Of It's dangerous
tendency. should indnoe any sufferer to
try LAxador, the infallible remedy for
these troublesome blood disorders.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Road, READ, Road.

We call your attention to the fine
assortmsDt OF psper tauniuPs ard WIN
dow shades. 4 b. Jones, 423 Market
street,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
,Iust Thint of It.

L.F. Adalr, No. 415 Market street, is
selIIng solid oak antique OhsmbeT cults,
hsvel alaes, s piece :. for $22 and S2i.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

To look upon bright, beautiful baby
and remem Der that the only medicine
it over takes 10 DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup,
certainly converts another family to the
use Of the remedy.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Plans By Edwin q Jensris.

Two buIldinRs will shortly be re-
modelled sooordipg 70 plans pre-
pared by Blwin O. Jtffsris. The firsi
OF these 10 the ChurchmAn bnilding ri
the southwest corner OF Tenth and
Market streets. The alterations will
cost et 900. The building will be ex-
tended to Shipley street, and when
completed there will be . continuous
cornics on the Market, Tenth and chip
ley street fronts. When the improve
ments are completed the building will
be scarcely recognized as the same edi-
hoe.
The other building 10 the residences
OF j. a. Wilson, the funeral director ct
No. SIG King street. The frat and
second doors will be lowered and an
ornamental bow window will be built
In the first floor and an oriel In the
second story. The old brick will be
torn out and replaced by pressed brick
and Hummells town brown stone.
The estimated cost OF these improve
ments is about 1900.
"0thello's occupation gone" Ee
used to spend days and nights oursipa z
the fates and the rheumatism. Now
be only lies down and laughs to think
how easily he Was cured by Salvation
OIL at 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
window shade Headquartsrs.

A. II. JoueR. no k2s Market strest, hnost
for the MOI ey, latest and bsst designs ana
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Personal,

hr- Ruth and wiiu, o. Concord, Dsla.
ware County, Pa, vlsited HAmirg.en
J esksrdRy.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

~ lTRADE MARKl DR uEATH The
~ ~ Z: A neatly successful artist,
iiosist SslISnS sna Az aanicnr@. Ral%s'of OF
}F,k V&XSSS2 stands Al the head OF his
aE& a NS& lprofession, haxing
6asEN 49,. land Royalty 81 rope.
families at WashinR atom,
and the elite at Saratoga Springs. has engaged
PsriSr for Ladies' at the Delaware @ House. No.
bl3 Market str ct, and Will remain q short
ie%s t9s & q III oT d5Srnssg g .hs teiAE
most refined ladies ed nof hepitste 10 call at
March q. isss. .9References in wilmington:
pr. West, DR.. Kittinger, Dr.. Frautz, Dr.
Wilson, " Dr. Iss Smith. br. H Hanway, sentisi;
with DR.. Honeywell, DIR. Hughes, dentist; r.
9, Taylor, proprietor Of Delaware House and
Charges reasonable, and the am punt named
before anything is done: Twenty three years.
quested the Doctor will call on ladies at their
residences after O'Clock, p. IN, without extra
Warts. Chil.
6nn nursas s sacks on the l9ioH Osmidsosis orod:
sy ana cuas n y she .o o
proved medicinal methods Of his own origi-
nality, based upon many years experience
best families in the metropolis. The most
painful corns removed In few minutes. posi-
at once, by the aid ofc caine and the applica-
tion Of Inedicated corn blanket which kseps
hgm Fqm Seins sore or re,urniGg dADIEs
lessly removed in q few minutes.
July 8 iosss-Grand Uni m Hotel, Saratoga
gratitude to DR.. Heath for penn neatiy re-
moving suPernuous hair rom my face:
Jan. II, Isss-Dr. Heath, Dear lii: -Four
months ago took treatment with you for Su-
pernuous hair and can say It Is q decided sue
ment. Words cannot: express ny thanks and
gratitude 70 you: felt that was quite nne
which spoilt all my pl. asure. You can refer
any one TO me; for l ieel so grateful to you
n1 Mss m %Tse eSsR
WILMISefoN March IS 'sss~Dr.. Hea,h has
trea ment In my family, and can highly rec
ommend him as n safe, skilliul and successful
operator.-B .. TAYLOR, Proprietor Della
Nov; - isse-wILKEsBARRE, PA. From
lsey. Father J., =. BeI an A Trlbnte-I most
am .cted with he misery Of corns or sther
trouble of the feet; He has relieved me
him.
ant experience with DIR. Heath, ! cordially
commend him as a skillful and successful
operator. DIR. j. A. MURPHY, Wilkesbarre,
Pa.
March 2s, 1ss7-The pests OF many years ois-
appeared before the skillful hand Of Dr. cath,
| He painlessly removed for me q number OF
corns, one Of which very large and deep,
| cordially commend him to any and all that
need such benefact9r. Col. JOHN u. ALLEN
/ Proprieto Wyoming House, scranton, Pa,
For particulars see circulars now being dis
i tributed at your residences. Also, signs at
| street corners with circulars thereon. Ring
| bell beside golden horseshoe sign at ladiies1
| nt-ance, delaware House.
oihce hours-9a. IN. to 4p. m. and to
p. M m23-tn- -th-sa-f
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
To Repair the OoianabiA Dam.


COLUMBIA, March 23,- When Is was
reported lhA, the Columbia dam had
bean damaged beyond repair By the Ice
and water great Joy was manifested by
psople living west Of oolumbiA, sspeoi-
ally by those living IT Harrisburg, as
II wAs thought the shAd would pass IN.
distracted up the river. Their hopes,
however, were sroundless. d. u.
Snure, superintendent OF the 5HsQre
hanna and TideWRter Canal, has made
an examination OF the structure. Tho
dAmlRe is principally to the foundation
or hliinR Of the dam, about 100 feet Of
which was washed away. Tho filling
was OF oinder, AMI whom repairs are
made stone will be used. 1t will re-
qulre about $4,000 tons. and work will
be commenced 40 soon as possible. The
Reading and Columbia Railroad Com =
pAny will pay the cost of construction.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

EoT dry Soot's--ofsnar 8 Co
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

EhtHphuU cupdEIAtlVd PHU8Ht HIuuE
stands unrivAlled for making good
oraadj of rich, creamy oOlor and
dne flavor. II your grocer does not
keep 1t, you can get It OF:
John Il Marr, J.8. Hamilton 81 Co
Jas, u. Morrow, j. jerome Smith,
EatnAli Bros, j. P. Almond & Co
W. g. Valentine, w. U. Phillips,
VIM. Z. Frank. Fell q Joseph.
Philip Plunke,t, L. Griffith.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

LESS DYES ssfs A5s a IS Bs5ssis1E RSsT
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
rnE NEXT cHIEB JUSTICE.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-AlreAdy
the nameg OF . nuu ber OF eminent
Democrats arc mentioned In oonrootion
Win the vacant 0bief JuaticsAhtp.
rhess are Allen @. Thurman; Governor
John B. Gordon, Of Gtorsisi PostmAs
ter General Dickinson, Brsnn,S her
nau, j. Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia
Hon William a Bsrrum, ths chair
man Of the Democratic National Com
mittee, is now in the city, aud was met
iu the Navy Department Ihis morning
By your correspondent, to whom be
said: at may seem out OF place 30 dts'
ouss the question Of q suecsssor 10 ,hf
late Ohief Justice at this time, but II
seems to me that allen g ThurmAn
won fiji the bill bstter than aoy msn
In the country. President Cleveland
In my opinion, would do q wiso thinL
By appointing Mr.. Thurman"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

that everybody ought 10 know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory lxindling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King strests. Look for ths
blue sign. Opening in the evening.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-09
sGao@sREWARp.

w 155'''. 'hi : 7f----S,1 G1g' i.G -
The above towsrdf Wal be pAid for theatr es,
ananonyiosiSn Of my party, or parties found
guilty Of stealing, Siliing or running on
altering brands u marks Of any live stooA
belongiip 70 any iaombYr Of tho Nevada lave
Stock Association. ~A'" y
GEORGE RUSSELL, President.
EE al 1E. Is. NIXON, Secretary
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-04
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I'm Aug 3
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-04
OUR IMMIGRATION ISSUE.

The Sixteth Anniversary of the FLoRrDIAN
will occur in September next, and we propose
celebrating that event by issuing Mammoth
Florida Immigration Edition, which will be dis
ttibuted from ocean to ocean, from the Gulf
northwaid, and across The mighty deep into
foreign countries We want The assistance of
every progressive citizen OF Florida in compiling
this IMMIGRATION FLoRIDIAN, aud carefully
prepared articles on Agriculture, etc, are re.
specially solicited. This is the opportunity OF
All others for wide awake farmers, fruit growers,
manufacturers, etc, OF Florida to write up what
they are doing aud place it whore The world will
read II. We want also special advertisements
tom merchants real estate dealers hotels man
utac'urug in iustricS, railroads and o her corpo
rati"ns, and every olhcr business OF the State.
Displayed Il .vcrtI>emcnis will be inserted At |
per square. one time, and reading notices OF
more thau ten mes IL 10 cents per line; bul no
.t.. ling notice viii be in-trte. for less than 81
Get Your articles and advertisements ready
and send them in
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-04
The Question of the HAM.

Ei1tor Fortdttn From the history Of vel
low fever we learn as I ftt th4t the first appear
ance of white frost STAYS The contas;on. From
this We inter that The germs of the disease
cannot survive exposure 70 , temperature pro-
ducing such frost Why not, therefore, create
such an atmosphere? IS done every day in
pork-packing establishments and in retrigcr-
a'lng cars Ice is cheap An can be made in al
most unlimited quantities. Wav can it not be
utilized tor tbs purpose by rcffi- .tin- the al
moSphere OF the cars carrying tie N Ills, b ggage
and even passengers from iTscc'rj districts
An exposure Of an hour or two to such a
temperature would probably Tie for ii~infec-
lon Is not The question one worthy The careful
consideration OF the authorities having in charge
our health protection COMMON SENSE
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-04
An Interesting Relic.

Dr. W. <. Lewis OF Tallahassee, has in his
possession an interesting family relic 1t is a
certificate of membership in the Society oil the
Cincinnati, beautifully written aud engraved on
heavy parchment. Il wa. issued to his great
grandfather, General Thomas Butler, at Mount
Vernon, Va, on the 31st Of October, 1885 and is
signed by General George Washington as presi-
dent of The society, aal J. Knox H. secretary.
The certificate is worded as follows:
BE 1t known, that Thomas Bu'lcr is MEM
Der OF the Society OF the Cincinnati, instituted
by the officers Of the American Army at the
period of its dissolution, as well to commend
rate the great event which gave Indepen lence 10
North America, As Tor the A,ultble purpose Of
ncucating The duty OF laying down in peace
arms assumed ior public defence ana Of uniting
IN acts OF brothery aft and ,nds OF per
petna friendship the m-mhcrs constituting the
same