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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-12

These dep worn ruts that divide the banl
81 Jnis dry arroyo's brink
ailten of The awful, maddening thirst
OF the / east that PUSHES to drink;
Rushed down to drink, too oft, alas
To find but bel of dnst
Or here and there sunken POOL
White with alkali crust
and many ghastly hesp of bones,
Bleached white by the sun and wind,
Is he final record of man and beast
That faltered and fell behind
And many a rock was an ambuseade
III I sheltered skulking foe
And wild shrieks echoed the Indian veil.
While men and women and children fell.
AND arrows few like snow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-12

My heart-beats quicken; the trail grow
Gin,
Ny eyes are sufused with tears,
As l think with pity and pain and pride
OF those brave old pioneers
And in fancy 1 see, as my palace winged
Flies over the iron all
The long, slow creep ug wagon train.
u at Travelled the w rland Trail.
tbtOo0d's Magazine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-12

STEVENS & BR UNER.
Druggists AMI Pharmacists.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

SHARON, Oct IS Political redemr
ton from Democratic rule In North
western Pennsylvania is Inevitable thi
Fall and the anomaly of two overwhelm
in&ly Protection districts being repre-
eented by Mills bill congressman will nc
longer be pointed out as an evidence O
the progress of Free-trade ideas among
wage-workers.
Norman hall Is the present Twenty
NTH ID ,triet eongressman-A relic OF III,
lold TmentF sixth Under the recent
appointment the districts have beer
divided, Crawford going into scott's dis
tIict and Mercer aud Butler into. the new
Twenty-hfth with Lawrence and Beaver
This tier Of SIX counties represents more
diversified industries probably than any
similar area in the Uni ed States Norman
Hall and William l.. Scott represent
these districts not because they are in
accord with the political ideas of the
majority, but because of factlonal fights
and money 60 outspoken have been
the manifestations OF disapproval of the
workmen that after having been renomi
mated Mr. Hall declined to run, being
certain of q defeat.
William L. Scott has also declined to
be a candidate. The majorities of William
Culbertson aud G O. Townsend, Republl.
can candidates In the Twenty sixth and
Twenty ffth Districts respectively, will
run from 5000 10 5000, and Harrison's
vote will BIO even larger.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

FLIzABETH. Oct. 13.-On Wednesday
afternoon a young girl named NorAh
Brady, employed as cook, in the family
of Colonel Rufus King, at Union, came
to this city TO do some shopping A
well-dressed man followed her as she was
returning home and caught up to her ct
Parker,s Lane, where he srAsped her by
the back Of the neck and threw her to the
ground. The girl fought like a tigress,
at the same time screaming for assist.
Ance. The scoundrel struck her se eral
severe blows In the face and mouth,
causing the blood to flow, and was en-
deavorlng to gag her, when two nurse
girls, who live at Mrs. Weeks', near BY,
attracted to the scene by the cries of the
unfortunate girl, appeared 10 sight, aud
the man dashed across the fields and dis
appeared In the woods. The girl was
taken to the resldenceof Mr.. King, where
she now is The girls assailant is des
cribed as being rather tall, and wearing q
light overeoat and brown Derby hat.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

Ths following games were played
yesterday:
AT Gloucester. N. J.-Athlslio, 2
Cleveland, 8.
At Oipoinnati-OinciBn j; 81
Louis, o. Cincinnati, 10; 81. Louis. l.
AT Notwithstanding, 2; Kansas
Oily, l. Louisville, 8; KAnsAs City, 1
At BfooklyE-Brooklj n, 8; Baltl
more, 2.
Saturdays GAMES.
A. WashlnRtOn--1Was Warrington. a. De.
A. BrOOhlyn-Brooklyu. 8; Ath,
AZ BAltImOre-Balumore, o; olevo-
A New YOrk-New YOrT, .; Indian
Al Decentralization, 8; Plttsburg, 1.
Boston, 81 Pistaburg, 8.
NOTES.
The League season ended last SAtur-
dAv.
place.
Tho Athletics play the Cleveland club
this afternoon,
Sanders has contracted bad cold and
IL confined 10 his bed.
ThAHks 10 the disability OF Sunday,
Seary has stolen more bases than any
other League player.
The games at Cincinnati and Louis
Vile were postponed on account OF
rain on Saturday.
John Kslly signed on Saturday to
umpire the worlds series beta con Nov
York and So. Louis.
II is repOrEed that the Athletics are
negotiating With Baltimore for the 70
leANe OF Pitcher KiirOy.
Arthur IrW n Wss summoned TO Bos.
ton Saturday morning by q message
informing him that there was sickne 50
in his family.
The OhicARos failed 10 appear at the
Phillles' grounds oil Saturday, aud the
game was awarded 20 the latter By
score OF 8 100.
Mayor Hewitt, OF New York, on Sat
urday denied the application made to
him for permission 10 fly the pennant
emblemaiio Of the base ball champion
ship from the city hall flagstaff.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
N. MGgaTy & Son.
$40 TatnaII Street,
AND
S. EEolsr Gthand Ta'naII.

You all know that from
October 9 to 10 WilmlngtOn
will be treated to one Of the
largest and best arranged
Fairs ever held in Delaware.
There will be 10000 or
more people there.
But you don't al know
that we have the largest
and best arranged FuHnIturs
and Carpet Store In Della
ware. And we're here with
you always We have . bar
gain here waiting for every
one Of the $4,000 fair visions.
To strangers visiting the
city we would say, il YOU
are going to combine busl-
ness with pleasure on your
trip, call and see MS If you
are needing anything In tha
house furnishing line. You
don't have to buy, but We
ask you to include ~ as @
part of your sight seeing. Il
will pay you to do 80, for IL
you don't want to buy now
you will some time. Out OF
town folks will have mo-
trouble in getting their
goods home, rs We pack
and deliver fee of charge.
We can't let you 60 with
out calling your attention
to our $25 and $50 Oak
Suites of 8 pieces. They
are rare bargains for those
wanting a neat and well
made oak chamber suite at
a small cost. The price
scale here amounts to 500.
We have ParlOr Furniture
at all prices and In any
covers. An attempt to de-
scribe our Parlor Furniture
here would be futile. Su4fioo
It to say we have a large
building devoted to this
branch of our business and
you'll have no trouble % get
suited in price, or goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

A very green couple from Virgins
attended AlbAugh's last nigh, and,
after they had taken their sests, the
young man began to look ever the pro-
'RrAmme.
"ThunderAtlon, Mary" he said, wish
q sud- en- start, I've can't see this show
out"
"Wby, John, what's the mAtter9"
asked the girl, In disappointed tones.
IVY, look ct here, this bill says
three Wesks elApSes between the frst
and second acts, and by gravy, I've got
70 ait home by To- morrow night TO tend
to cutting that corn In the hill deld,"
An usher explained the matter later
and they remained.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
Anew Organization in Our ulty.

A new feature in our city and deserv-
ing Of success, is cadet corps, which is
bel & organized by members Of the old
DUPONT Post Cadet Corps. The com
mittee of Officers are looking for a suit
able room in which they eau perform
their eVolutions. They intend to give a
fair in the near future, at which exhibit
tions of fancy drilling will be given by
the corps. The members pay monthly
dues which support the organization.
They are taking in new members daily,
and the committee would like to hear
Post Cadet Corps, who are over 10 years
of age. For further particulars apply to
Mr.. Harry Blest, Beech and Harrison
streets, or Mr. j. Rushing Mytr,, No.
2O3 south jackson.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
HEN THE LADIES VOTE,

What will the country be,
When the ladies Votef
stu the.land Of liberty,
when the ladies votA7
VIII they govern eVOfy town,
VIII they crush the poor man man dow
Sage philosopher and clown,
when the ladies voter
win they stand up in the oars.
Ahen the ladies votsS
VIII they close up ali the bars,
when the ladies vote9
WIN they wait and watch at might
To husband when he's tiKht7
Not Dy . B0methiI z aiRhl,
when the fades vote.
WIN cone .1otOrs pull their bells,
WhA n the ladies votef
while the fall exchange fAreWslIs,
when tue ladies Votaf
VIII they start treif eAra and 90
As thoy do Just no, =, you knoRf
No, bhey wit not dAre do 90.
When the lad % vote.
Chi the men won't be 80 ;usan,
when the ladies voLs,
And 80 out the acts botWoone
when the ladies vote;
Nor the funny writer's say
What they've said fof many q day
Oft high hats At the play,
when the ladies vote.
OH wen ali soc better days,
" hen the ladies vote;
We will walk In Wisdom's WAYS,
when tns lsdies vote;
All Kinds Of trade will hun.
AND the happy time Will come
The grad millennium,
when the ladies votsl
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

WHOu0II UOWIuK TO FIBht Dompsey
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 14-Wllliam
O'Brisn who arrived here recently look.
ing for six days go.as-they-plels men,
says he has secured Charles RoWeli,
George Llgermore and George Mason
Charles Mitchell, the boxer, Will 20 to
America with Rowell, his bosom friend,
and will seek to pay expenses by backing
RoWell for the international six days
race. Mitchell goes under 0'Brien g
management aid will try to make some
money by fighting or exhibiting.
O'Brien says Mitchell will land prepar-
ed to light Dempsey, providing there ID
enough money 10 It. O'Brien sails on
Wednesday, and Mitchell and Rowell a
few days later.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

lcoMMUHIoATED.l

I write to urge VIM. slilley, of the
Second Ward, to consent to the uFe oil
his name rs An ind ependent candidate
for assessor. He 10 an excellent Judge
lot property aud both Damooratf, Re.
puolioans aud ProhibitioRists can unit
upon him In opposition TO Higgins, ths
ring rule, dirty work govern nsEt by
assessors and tax oollectOrA' candidate,
a. ses that the Lazy Court, 10 per
petnAse their pc Wer, have called in the
woTsS OF the d ukheity police rs their
hea ohmen as election inspectors. Coma
Gus In osrd, Fsiend Stlllsy, and we
sill tleot you. Then no mora hiding
rom oltiAsns, no more mIsspelliDg. no
more Oily Hall hell-heund business.
TAX PAYER.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

BnoTHnR VERNON 8 soNs

Please inform your patrons and readers
which are many, as well as the volume OF
attendants al our county fair, that the
pressure of BUSINESS will not allow us
either TO be represented or personally
attend TO the noted gathering of wealth,
fashion and fast horses. But seekers for
the weed will find us at the Well-known
Tobacco Mart, Seventh and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del.
CHAPMAN, A A.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

The greatest eye medicine on earth
curing hundreds of sore and infAmed
eyes, red and granulsted eye lids, and
weak eyes, every year. We refer to Mr.
Turner, at HOckessin, Mr.Rumor on Pop
lar ST., Amos Brown, near Stanton, be
sides many others, all remarkable cures.
Perfectly sure, very re liable. Supplied
in IS and Soc bottles. Msin depot 4th and
King streets. Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

II you weuld rather live n rRti0ua
life than die . fashionable death cal
upon DIR, J. 3 Wslch, who treats all
chronic diseases with concentrated DO.
tsnio remedies. Cancers, tumois and
piles CURED without knife or cauHtic;
veneriAl diseases . speeiAlty without
mercury; BEAzllian rheumatism remedy
on hand, \ sure cure. DIR. j. b. Welch,
500 TAtnAll street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
RE HIehant Htrnatnra

In the world is the Washington Monu.
ment. This and the other attractions
at the National Capital can al bs visited
BY taking the B. & o Bpecial train OF
the 19sh Instant, leaving Delaware ave-
nue. station At 500 and 9. so q. m. Round
trip tickets good for two days, only
S2.6O.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

when baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA,
When she was a Child she crlsd for Oastoria
When she became Miss she chung to Oastori
When she had children she gave then Gas.
toriA.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

A AApdssns surrey, for want Of use
Just bees dsus mp In 1Est-olAss order;
will sell at Q bargain, a. ownsr has no
ase fer It. Apply Of Frlss b Allmon
seventh and Bhipley btrsets.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

Who Ia this II. d. Hollis that bsF
just opened that sugar barrel at bl2I
KiRg street2 He Is all riaht; he'A fron
No West Second strsst.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
II You Are Sick

WIN headaehe, Neuralgia, rheumatism Dys-
oepsia, Biliousness, Blood Humors, Kidney
Disease, Constipation, Female Troubles, Fever
and Ague, sleeplessness, Partial Paralysis, or
Nervous Prostratlon, use Paino's Celery Com
pound and be cured. In each Of these the
cause Is mental orphysical overwork, anxiety,
exposure or malaria, the effect Of which Is 10
weaken the nervous system, resulting in one
If these diseases. Remove the CAUSE with
hat great Nerve Tonic, and the RESULT viii
5f.arnaa.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

Remnants Of oil cloths for stoves, str.
2bc., see. and Boo. from &c.,, Tsc. and
u. G. WoFrell go md 8x2 aarkst 81
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

my METHOD Tie only ksogFs h i lsj51l5 s,s,s,.t-
nently the eAsaAoa flheaiil f,tlsn -
fITAL and private pFaatth y deFae
aha means Known 2 ssiss7S II gs1lII ~
SOLICITED. Relief At opoSf Btf,4 49,
~ fpsoial diseaHes and eNpasfhe hut-l
StetiHaiHe suneress and asdI4 SO 49,
,nea, bleed purifiers. fraed a H1sIa 81 NJ - ~
ling will save mucR % y II, dsit 4 - ~
9 ssssI .s Cd s ~ ssssi Ss q
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

swell, Lima Dean. Does 1t seem
possible that you are thirty years old
to-nighl2 Dear girls, where are you
to- night2 Are any Of you thinking OF
mt? How We are scattered. Adobe,
the famous artist, going TO California,
Poor Winniel youFs was > hard road. /
wonder where you ere tonight Aud
liEtle Dell; L wonder how she would feel
II she know was keeping old maids
grow famous stAndinR behind = counter
la dry goods store, But I'm happy.
Game puFs, We will have supper. Life
Is . QResr puzsle " And Lima Dean
put aside the evening paper.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

Go to Mcclure for all kinds ef fish
and oysters every day. Eighth street
market house.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
TINE FALL TENN
L OF
MRS. LAURA OsG0OD HARDNESS
SELECT SCHOOL.

This school, which has enjoyed unuEuAl
prosperity sinee It was established viii open
itg FALL sessisn September 10th, as The North
east osrner OF Ninth and King streets.
Beth seXos are admitted and classes win
DO formed in all the common and higher
English branches, ia book keeping and such
Ancient and Modern Language - NAY be
desired.
FOr all special work, a. 10 tho languages
etc., teachers hayo been secured Of undoubt-
ed GbiliJy and fitness, afordtns students IL
those departments superior advantages.
constant personal attsntion Is given to each
scholar, that deep and abiding interest
may be awakened In the studonts' sind
without which, RAPID prOEross and thogeugh
no1s are Impossible.
Stedeats fsOa eatside TIE city viii have
apeaaAl oversight and caro-.
The Pfl2ary 8 intermediate Department
VIII bs uRdar an ezperlsncod tSaohef, Which
will iAsuFa IL success.
Terms FROM tb 70 Sls per quarter, aooSrd-
ina to olagBiheLtlen.
For further Information apply TO
MIS-. HARKNH9S,
No. 500 Market street., city,
Between IL .. "a. and p. Ms Or any even
ing. AH
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

&c 70 smsltz for your ohoios pears
q lowest market prices, Ii BAst Fourth
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15


RIaUR SALE-AT A BARaAIH--
u Messrs. GALL and Lynch, N. W. COR
Fer Second anu VanBuFen streets, now etior
their o0mplste stock and hxsuios, also q
hne horse and HnNoA, for sale. Call early
and be o1nVinood Of q bargain. StOrehouse
sna stable oomblnedi poFsessIon given in
modiRtoly. 0UlIaL b LYNOH,
oll.lf Second and NSnBuren streets.
E10UR SALE-rWU LARqE MAN3ARD
~ rooted houses, rooms each, and ~
AoneB OF land, EiRhth street and NoodlaWn
avenue. Terms easy. InquirO Of qkOHgB
Il. TOWNSEND, ol4 Market street. ol9et
L71Ok sAAAE.-A Lon OF BUILDlN0
~ Material, eonEisting Of BRah, dOora,
0lidlngH, blinds, A9. Also building fos
FouL J. X. MABR. No. lie King Of. iT.ti
G9Uh SALE-LAkQB AND SMALL
~ Germantown wagons 81 fair prices. Al.
30 Q collection OF business wagons. W.
HAMMOND. I'd and French SITS. iYe0amA
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

"Addie, who was that tall, elegant
ApI caring woman you spoke to me
al out to-day At DseEinR's. 1 mean the
|, ne whose eyes were wet when abe saw
5 our picture. Did you suooeed in over.
taking herr" And Colonel Wheaton
arranged the operA-oloAk over his Wife's
shoulders.
al did not succeed In oyertakinR her,
but found out her address. will cali
on her tomorrow. Poor Winnie; am
afraid all 10 not wall with her. / was
surprised to see her In New York. She
was Winnie FAlTohild, and the beauty
OF our class. She married Guy FAr.ey,
. wealthy St Louis -four merchant.
They did not live happily. He vas i'd
dioted to drink. Winnie WAS proud and
sensitive. do not know the circum.
stances, but he died and left her destI.
tute. 1 must find her tomorrow. Come,
we shall DO late. am 90 anxious TO
hear Patti Tonight"
Colonel Wheaton assisted his wife
Into the oArriagt-his celebrated artist
wife, whose name Was In every home
She was once Addie Crosby.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

NN0R RERr-A FINR HUoM FOB A
" Eooisty In tho Hafknoss bailding, 10th
aud Market Streets. Apply " y. Me-
oABLI4Y No. 8 W. 10th %. a6tf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

EoR RENr-TWo UNFURNIsHED
II rooms either with or without board, a
No 4Ol Delaware Avenue, All. CHANDLER
Sets-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
HOr HsAa.

HOR RENr-A s-ROoMED HOUSE IN
IL western part Of the city, furnlBho or
unfurnishad. owner Wodld board with fami-
~ II desirable. For parti5ulAts address BY
latter "house," this once. Strictly conn
Dental. o2 II
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

The light in the hospital Ia din. Mid.
highland rought oan be beard but .
sliaed EroAn from some poor sufferer Ls
the night slowly passes. Sitting at one
beddde 10 . blaok-rObed figure. In her
hand 10 small glass, which she raises
At intervals 70 the feVerk lips Of . 1T.
tie boy.
"etSter, will Jesus hold out bis hand
and help me across the dark river you
told me off"
Eyes, dear child he will care for
you"
"And you don't think my back will
Aohs any more after get TO God2"
mo, WILLIS there will be no moro
pain, deaT."
'0h, am 80 glad God must be real
good. You won't 90 away, Slater Aga
tina, will you? 'Oause I might get
afraid; Pm 60 little you know"
"I Will not leave you, While. Pray
for me, 800, dear"
Yes; cause you wAHn't afraid 10
stay with little me. The morning Is
coming. Please let me sec the sun. I'm
sorry you won't have any little by. I
-Rin't-RfrAi6-noW
She laid her little burden down tan
derby, and when she parted the cur
tAins che first smile OF the sun touched
the little dead face lovingly. AS the
Bis,er OF mercy smoothed the pillow and
gees AclOEs the room to another sufferer
| No zee her face. Despite the change we
recognize her. Little Deli Franklin.
: g. -s.I t-1-- A.E LIE az.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

Up in dinFy room, In q large tene-
ment house, sits . pale, sad-eyed Wo.
man, bending over her ne wing. On that
cAreWorn face still linger traces Of 4
former beauty. Now she turns to look
out into the quiet falling snow, and the
sad eyes hll with tears.
MAMMA" and . small rosy. checked
boy enters huEEiedly. I've sold all my
papers and all the men were kind 10
me. What makes you CRY, mammal"
"R lbble, darling, how brave yOu are.
MsmmA's heart is AohinR tonight. I
went down to DserinR's store to-day TO
seli one Of papA's pictures, and l saw
picture there-A grand, beautiful pio.
tuEe-painted By celebrated artist. II
10 picture Of mamma and three schoO :
mates as they looked ten years Aao
ren-oAn Il be ten years 10 niRbt9
There, Robbie, mamma feels better,
Dear Addie, II could only see You. /"
And Winnie arose TO prepare her even
ing meal.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

NOr1uE-OHARLEs T. DUDE HAS
In this day Withdrawn from eur hrm.
October /. 1858. olO Of
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

b BOYS ABOUT II
ia to learn trade. Apply A.
81 aad orange streeta' octll-u
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

NOTICE - COUNTY TAX OFFICE,
~ No. 6o2k Market street Take notice
that the county taxes for 1855 are long past due
and sll taxes not settled by October the 18th
We will proceed 70 levy ami collect thu same
with costs, JOHN II. DICREY,
Collector OF First district all south Of sixth st,
PATRICK HEARY,
Collector OF Second district, all moth Of Sixth
~. sep25
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

|5,-pEIsOrs TO oOUvPY A
r,aU, with all oonvanleneea,
n, board. Apply 81 oo< Hrenon
Aao eodet
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

ID-A STRONG GIRL FOR
n WORT Al No. 4l5 East Elghth
Oh 81
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

6-NO POUNDS OF WAL.
I,rnsls at FerGuson's, No. II
tuttt, oOeAfNut
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

t0-A SITUATION BY A
aged woman, IL q good cook OF
~. la a sIaail family. Apply
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

|n-YJUEa MAN ANTS
|bn Is BOlEkeepor or Olefk
"A. Address, fj0okkseper Ct
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

pEMovED MRS. HUMPHREYS,
~ tnurSe,l has removed 70 so5 shiplsy
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
TEN YBARs AFTER.
ROSE b. KANE.

ut does seem too bad, girls, to think
this must be our last night together.
we hAve besn 60 very happy and We
may never meet again"
why, Winnie, how dependent you
are, We can write to aAsh other and
visit as rare intervals, o Infess. just
think OF II; next week shall be In
Savannah, Winnie In 81. Louis, Dell in
Boaton, and Addie In New York." and
Lima Dean looked lovingly over ths
group about the are.
YES, Lima, VIC shall be separated.
They say = snhool girls love 10 not very
lAstingi 1 wonder II ours will be-" And
Addie Crosby arose and laid her bright
head on Llna's shoulder. 81 hope
Jon will hear about the piCtuEes /
ct all paint. shall DO famous tome.
time. u Professor DAe's prophecy is to
$50 you will be. 1 suppose we shall
hear from Winnie through the sooiety
journals. The rich MrR. Farley Z
dresses, fetes and all thAt. Well, girls,
l shall write my book, and you can ali
say, Lima Dean went TO school with
me- Lots hear from you now, Dell.
Whore viii We and little DelI7" to ths
quieI little figure ct Winnie's side. Dell
vas the pet.
We'll, girlsi 1 shall never be IA.
nous. l snail, as you ell know, tea oh
music. shall have the regulation cal
and parrot, and live up six lights some
whore In the city. II will give me much
pleasure 10 read Of my Rirls' success Il
night when come home to my cid
maids pATlor. II we are all alive ter
years from tonight 1 wonder where VI
shall! be. Oh, for ems little peep into
the Iututei' said Dell, WIJtfully.
"Bo mujh for sentiment. NowI vote
that We 60 to bed" And stately Win.
ME FAirohild lAughingly babe them ell
goodnight.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

'1-TALY EURNIDHED rok
,,s = and private mmi-
lsSre. Apply 81 Lnteiilkeneo
FS1gs street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

ma SITUATION IN A
81 grocery or Somnis 4 ~ no s,r,
sesf. experiences atd sap iu y,
reference. Address 3 c,S ~ ~
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

DOARBERs WANTED-3D STORY
1AtnAll st. ol1-etH
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
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