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Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Breviri~,
Tne cheapest has houss I'm the city
Esusnford Rros.' 104 Market afrees.

Ths cheapest has houss I'm the city
Asuhnrord Bros.' 404 Market atrees.
oupping and leeohing, lo9 e. Sosond at.
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Vienna bred-Ihe Emperor Of Austria.
Brasilian Balm. immediate cure for numps.
Brazilian Balm cures q cold; 20 doses, 100.
90 to Murphey's for your bod springs.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you win surely like It.
hillArd Y. Davis, Jeweler, Q x. Second ct.
Fine 10 X. Rings, at Hanrs, Is K. Fourth,
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, 9th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Aurphey's, 9O9 Ship
Something that should be looked into-A
telescope.
OF people generally "look out" for 1t.
The cucumber Is OF strong Masonic ten.
dencies. II Is effi ,ient IN giving the grip.
There 10 one consolation in being poor
you don't reo,ive any begging letters.
An honest ton o: coo N tho noblest work
OF . dealer.
A sign says; higher coal" We'd like
to. We buy ours.
Tho weigh OF tho coal transEreasor is hard
hard on the consumer.
When every bin in town is chock full, Il is
coaled day for tho dealer.
All handmade olndiss at HOLLIS, 40. 4
W. % street.
60 70 Geo.. II. Murphev,s for your pArior
chamber and dining room furniture. 500 Ship
ley street.
Go 70 II, II Moore's stalls, Nos. " ami "a
Second st. market, for your choice creamery
ffesh butter; also the best cream cheese at
market price.
If you want cheap picture frames 70 70 @.
nN "a.
the largest stock In Delaware; come and sec
for yourselves.
Ross has removed from lle Market street
10 his new store, 2l0 Market street, with a
large stock OF hats, white shirt, ,su spenders,
hosiery, neckwear and notions. All of the
latest styles and prices guaranteed the
lowest in the city. Money fsturnsd II good
are not sati5faotory.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
J, paul Brown,

the leading artist In photography and
general purtrAiture, 6l7 Msrket St. The
public 10 cordially invited to visit our
elegant and newly remodeled photo
graphic stndlo, which has been reflttsd
throughout with the latest and most
improved desiRns in every department
that will tend toward making the finest
work in Photographic portraiture. No
expense bss been spared In making our
studio second to nome 10 the country,
OAll and inspect for yourself ]. PAUL
Brown, GIT Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
a Negro Lynohed.

BOWLING GREEN, Mloh., May II =
A mob Of about one hundred men went
to the farm of Joseph Smith, in the
Rlcnpoad nelZ lZhborhood, snd hanged q
negro farm hand. Marion Sloss, . far
mer, has had about twenty horses poi
soned during the past year and the
negro WAS supposed to bo the guilty
party, As he was once In tho employ of
5loss and made threats sgAinst him
after being discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Is p,ss de Bar Insl.uts

NEW York, May 10 jerome Buck
the criminal lawyer, has been retained
TO defend Madame Dlss de Bar. When
time ie set for her trial he will move
for com N ission In lunaoy to inquire
into her stnity. Ella Solomon, OF
Louisville, mother Of the madame, has
given him n written power Of attorney
to act for the family In proceedings 10
lunAoy to leck Ann o'DsliA up in an
asy lum.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Homeopathic Hospital.

The junior association OF the HON p D.
pathio Hospital will hold a meeting on
Saturday afternoon az O'Clock at the
residence Of Mrs. ii. 7. Cause. The
regular sessions will be held on the
second Saturday OF each month. 1t Is
desired that every member shall be
present to morrow, as there RENAME
much detail work TO be done to perfect
the ARRANGEMENTS for the coming A, b,
o fair.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
"What MR.. Moses Had TO Say About
"Muldoon's PIcnIo."

This weeks sporting and Theatrical
Journal contains the followlnR:
Last week the Carroll Il Ryan'e
"Muldoou's Picnic" stranded in this
city. Mollie Wilson was With the oom.
pany. and at Its dlsbAndmsnt 1t owed
her $50 As no attachment can be iasued
IN this State on Sunday their baggage
could not be attached for the amount
But M1llie was alert. and bright and
early on Monday morning she proceeded
TO PhiladelphiR, whers she attached the
Irulo and cart Of the company for the
amount, Mics Mollie has been retained
At the Novelty Theatre Of this city ut
extra Inducements, and Is still the pos
sess)r OF the mule aud cart. Miss Mollie
would like to dispose Of the 'horsey and
cart ~
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
A Drawb ack on Sugar.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 1.-THE COL
lect1r 0f Uustoms has beeu instructed
In cases of the eIp1rtation OF oryssalliz.
ed sugar, known to the trade as rock
candy, made wholly from refined suRAr
to allow drawback at the rate Of 2 10
eeuts per pound, less the legal retention
of one per cent II the candy Is colored
with imported material.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
AllIsOD-MRhaR an,

In the first Baptist Church, Oxford.
Chester O1unty, Pa, by Pastor William
Barrows, on Wednesday, the 9th inst,
Mr.. James Allison and Miss Clara ]
MahAu, both OF this oity Ths church
was beautifully decorated with fllwcrs
for the occasion. A reception was held
at the residence Of the brides parents,
Spruce Grove, Chester County, Pa. A
wedding trip of two weeks will be
taken, and Washington and other
plEces OF interest will he visited.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
New wnII Pager store,

The undersigned having opened the
store 209 West Second street with full
line of wall paper and window shades
we are prepared to do work nj short
notice. We would solicit a call from
our friends and the public. We em-
ploy first. claos work men and guarantee
satlsfaction. G. W. Evans g Co., 200
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
bargains

In dry goods and notions at No. 113 w.
Second street, TO olose bushes. All
persons In need OF goods OF the above
kind will do we'll to call and purchase,
as these goods will be sold at prices that
will clOte them out in q short time. 113
West Seooud street. M. r. Wyatt
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Political.

NAaAlS AAs
ln9lnan William II. Blake is
lss E. ol tue Tdird Hard Demo
Wy Council, mtrrls Taylor,
e,ioa !"
ai,e', Con Gilman from the
1 candidate f1r IenomI-
" w., be opposed By George
., MI Miller has made an
genoeii aud is Cmlnently
u isaonlra lou and election. .
Iy0iG'a VI the Sixth ward
.el Jll0 NJ. Zoos inspector
Bs3.a e. 'aL District, in place uf
rs, y 10 dORb, bat Councilman
|tsra,l,ers ,a1lGers viii be rsnaminated
~ asNoAM llcketin the Seventh
|niv,x-ia ~ made a 1.-Two mem Der
o,iil'te zen iul.Y awake to the
H. y s,a ~. ss1sanaents, as well as
b1lj I,1,iA 1. Public, consequent.
pap,e,rs a,s Eighth ward
n :, E.,S SS,t.oak to- morrow even
H. 4S-la,' s.i Building, Klrkwood
4 E5sisSa.I, SaItala, Tor the purpose Of
Isis"sH..A HA.s2 10 the State Conven.
EoT1,,.,a ',So,.as three members Of The
|p5pis''ee l Is also probable
-'A'e ioE Council will be
r. 5'l ~ mn Lewis T, q NIB ba,
l's friends to announce
! ndo 1lGl,dSte, but this he has
! ro%In.ihia ha VIII, however, ac.
n dIl'lallor sl il It Is rendered
Id , ,sou a,S) use ell honorable
WIZ hsTac5s e lha success Of The
ItvsI I',9 ~ MT Grubb was In Conn.
lotsi msr, r1s People iaithfully and
Is.paSl.caas ", OF the Fop,,b MAJ,
lIS;,' y I'M nest OF 8 o'clock thiI
! i,..,,,h, :, :, ,g' East Fourth stree, 4
le 'lere ehall be a ful
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Lung DIseaaes.

The great and mighty medicine, DR.
Stmms' White Pulmonic BAlsam,
rapidly cures coughs, hoArseness, sore
throat, Group, blood splitting etc. HIM.
dreds OF references In WILMINGTON
alone. 800. and 81. The prescription
of DIR. Simms & Son, 4th and King
streets, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
A Bargain.

have good driving mare, years
old 1bh hands high, sound and quiet,
fearless OF everything, can be driven by
y woman, which will cell right, hav.
Ing no use for her. W. Scott Vernon. at
this office, or rear Of blncksmith's shop
on Fifth strest beyond Madison.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
HaIa of nnwa

Wllired Cheever will sell thirty flrst-
olnss dairy COWS at public sale at Beck 3
hotel, In the Ninth ward, on Saturday
afternoon, He hiss also n lot OF shoats
10 dispose of. l.. W. stidham & Son
will do the auctioueeriuR, and Thomas
8. Robinson the clerking.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
a n M. p. Uonference,

The Twenty-second Aunusl Confer
ence Of tie middle district OF the A. U.
N. P. Church, will oouvens In BIT. Mat
thew's A, U. M. P. Church, West
Philadelphia. on Wednesday, the 18th,
at 10 a. m. Rsv. Daniel Russell, Preat-
dent,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
The weather.

To morrow promises to be clearing,
with fresh southerly and south westerly
winds and stationery temperature. On
Sunday clear to partly cloudy, and
rather colder.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Tba ,,ommon sense rreatmap,

is specific treatment for rheumatism,
dyspepsia, lung disease, spinsl sffec.
tion, fem ale weakness ans about two
huudred other symptoms. 604 French
street DIR. Lippipcott.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOK BOY.
IneveY have mat.

hoVoF bAVo met,
Yet cannot forget.
Where'er may wander, wherero / may be,
The ministers Joy,
That dear little boy,
Tho teachers described as pattern for me.
I've searched for him oft,
Allow and aloft,
In desert and forest and Granny and nook,
Hut never have met,
Yet cannot forget,
Tho good little boy Of the Sunday school
book.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Pnblio OpInIOn

has oonce led that there has bsen no In
vention OF modern times from which
humanity has derived so much benefit
as from Hoopsr's Anodyne, and only 20
cents q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
wiudou shades. wlndow shades.

Housskeepers wanting window shades
made of the best material aud at the
lowest cash prices. oan get them at l..
II. springer's, 229 Orange street.
N. Venetian Biinds painted and
rimmed. Al orders promptly filed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

]. VIII Perkins, manufacturer and
dealer In harness, saddles, trunks, bags
aud general horne Furnishing goods, No.
1O1 West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Notice.,

Tho genuine Sharpless creamery but.
ter has Sbarpless printed IN fall on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch &
Lsnry, Madison street grocsrs, N. W.
COR der Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Carpets, Matt!ngs and General Up.
holsterv

Kenny & Co., 726 Market street, have
q large line of carpets, mattngs, oil
cloth, ETC., which will be nd very
cheap, window shades furnished and
hung and carpets old and new made and
laid. All kinds of furniture and carpets.
Upholstering at the shortest notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
IAoo Cans.

Just opened out an elegant line Of
oaps Rt oil priceP; the finest 25-cpnt ca p
ever offered, at Hukill q Poiet's, Second
and Tatuall streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Ohenter news.

Mrs. R-own on Third street says her
bsby is the healthisst on the street and
she tkinks IL Is que to HoOper's Ano
dyne, as she hsd 30 much trouble bsft re
usiuR Is.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Delaware shad.

T. A, Mcclure has ON his stall In the
Eighth street market . hne cousisn-
ment of Delaware shsd and other ith.
Also fresh oSstsrs every dag. Give
him q oAll.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Over rs Years Experience.

Rosin & Bro, practical paper hang.
ers. Lxrse assortment of the latest de.
signs. Prices the lowest.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
,.uartmant Rules

+, pspsrtment haies
|" ,bIef engineer OF the Are
I. and bis assistants have
E.%lIowlpu rules for the gov
\, asoartmeut for the two
The rules were read In
maIpg and referred 70 the
Iaoh company will be
nbe for their apparatus
.,rspect!ve engine hou'es
'..m, suj are llable 10 a hne
lvsry ctfanse.
Al compAuies sre requested
s,lf drivers running their
.sSless manner TO q hre or
n dolrg they will endsnger
iSs Cltiz us, or render their
s,ble 10 damage,) and re.
10 use due caution and not
line Of hose II 1t can be
|s,yo!i delay and contention
ulunis, no two compan les
,Slltsd 10 take the same plug
0he' Engineer deems II 80
,c.lsily.) No company will
b. NJ 10 tsRas plug already Sc
In, S@e Of smother company.
EAI, orders will be oommuni.
IN lIttc,ors or assistants or
i ,bNse Of the pipes, bS the
In ssl.tants, which oiders
IO1t lslsy be obeyed. Each
I'm b. held Iespousible for
4 tAe.r directors or pipemen,
or tol-memberI wearing
IA, 0, bAiees OF company or
bones 10 ba used for encll sin 2
to1uis mus, bs taken to all
mel loi 20 O.he: purpose OK
4 cop,ep, o: the Ohiei or his
wasl necessary the ropes
l,oaA Nlols tho streets, and
ui,,et vl,ain the limit en-
,spt members OF the fire de.
vsirIIs b.lges Of the same,
Iuustl,leiy Interested In the
|Any Company or companies
B isiItenley throwing water
hsr vii Ds s1bjeot TO disci-
,n,eOs COuluct.
-The sGnal TO stop will be
iEa blas from the engine
tle rae different eDsineers
dlbs sgB. ,Oud i'm mmediately y
ilailes or detsoh the hose
herewith.
The allowing companies are
!! {. attend tres oatslde the
bOV,; Friendship aud Wash
n May 5, 1853, to Jaausry 3
e slliuCe sad Weccacos from
3 1859, " Septem Dor 3, 1889
+ ui Eime from September 3
Aay 3, 1879 Tna Delaware
b bed Ia reeeIve.
M company will leavs thu
pItlii v,lhOnt the consent o
sti'nsti OF LIS assistants.
N -Ail CoIp;uies must usl
ives AID stlp nCzz es at al
ih-HoJk and ladders are t
o. oil tdldinRs where the,
iisdi Atd not To be renovel
.iA b bis chief or assistAnte
-Ae clmpanl0i going out o
il,piir' mast notify the Chic
ull'aislstants, 81 together witl
oss Ilns It Will take to max
% Upoa completion of tn
u y lhci must be reported as I,
7 ns 10 service.
ih-Ia The absence of tn
Ails'a IS Uhsll exercios til
anas vested in the ohist
la-l shiul be tbs duty Of tn
aItee!s To see that all th
un strictly enforced, an,
Nio'l any violation OF th
t-Any diver of an Apps
sIhl gGiaig means TO kee
ApAiAtii from passing ther
fghoihs to a kre or alarm, tn
'lA'' be held responsible 70
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
a NaW ElOur.

Spring wheat, suparlativs, only So. 25
per barrel, so cents per Rag. Try 1t.
Lynch s. Leary, Madison street arocars,
n. ". corner Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

II you want o snug fitting spring or
summer suit of clothes call on Ssmnel
r. Thorp. merchant tail.r, No. 61S1z
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

More comfort to the dollar in ar Old
Virginia Rocker than Bny other invest
uent YOU csn mako, johnson & BBrn-
Ia. soil tlG-l =. go -1i.1.s -.i.-
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Rnnnnan

DR.. LIpplnoos;'s Specific Compound
for neuralgia and chrOnic rheumAtiEm,
price 40c, per bottle. For sale ny
TAYLOR & FULLERTON.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
n B Dsnforth

Ladies' and Rsntleman's gold watches
at Mlliard r Davis, 8 E. ID vt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Tish ana oysters.

Powell, Washington street market,
has oysters and fish of all kinds. Give
him 8 call.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
zoe ghis.

Ts prepared tosupply WIluingt5n drug.
Slsts with Hoopsl's AnodEGs
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
RoiIar ExnInainn

Beatnn Smith, Cor. 7th and Pine sts.,
Agent for ID. %. Heller No. 1903 +"
C.s-4a."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
T. James Belt

Is prepared tn supply Wilmington drug.
Sl.se i. - Eosko. . 4AIO.-s -.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

All retail aud wholesale Grugsitts In
keep Hooper's AnodJ re.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Excursion

i II 1,s9G .,s,! g:1,ounlOn to Wash .
lAGsot, t'y Nay "a will leave
!, f.s' fS, w. l'es' On the B. g. O.
\ Ka.gbi.' ''- cave sl8A m,
b; . ID ' arriving in Wash.
\ Bl5 a. II seecnd section
|NaEatk ,na - Eoppins Al KlA.
eilst n AZ 10 q % ,SS'itorly. Arrlvlna
b W,.l,G,' ~ J.. y y, allowing eleven
leayo, IN W , R'|ou, the excursion
? n. Flcl Flrl.atIoh for Whining.
l.u Gs fl a,o ,,She.' s. so, sood on
1 Q. " ,til,,ysiay evening witl With tos tbs
'''fp'HR ct ia B.itiMOre, Tim Sns
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

L!.9e Mex 9.a.14 a. A!nac9H's,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
rtstn of Tho rnmperAture

at the REPUBLICAN Office to-day, In
the sba1e:
Z O'Clock 10 O'clock 10 O'Clock
go $50 $50
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

Clam soup st AtnscoR's, Devil crabs
- IL 5I4z4sss
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
season Isss

\ Sal jsfi,r'.,',,o, s',' oPel bis Ice cream
fat,l5r, 1a',es EsnlDIes and parties
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
ltedl MAJ.

b p,,'o, Maatoal Wanted,
|eall al ,ee so n, a,7e csrpet or car
''.-,, , I'm 'ad 'J jsaGson s'ia G1SPs s5s
IS ,'g, NJ : ,.,.: .;,,:;a7aasa c.s.,r ct, ~,
ia 80 ,f.,,2 zen 'laa II, for IS,
rect.
| 7..,'ti, ,'t,h f.. ..- .3..-.h.,.y o.. seop,i,,,
L $50. -.i 1slke, g. ."Nu
E'''T''A@.o.r'.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
WARD.

Fitst district-From FrAnklin to
Scott, between Linden and Sixth; vot
ing population, 39i; polling p ace. north.
east corner Front snd 6earlee, Charles
DeValinQor's store.
Second distIiJt-From Scott street to
Grtenhtll avenue and the city line, be-
tween Linden and Sixth; voting pOpu
lation, 297; polling place, northeast cor.
ner Fourth and Unioa, John u. Daley's
usgIe,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
sale Of aorsea


L. W. StidhAm & Son, suction eers,
soli as public sale for A. Il. Tyson, ct
his stables in Chester, Pa, on Thurs.
day, horses as follows: $170, $3.50, SAL,
$3.50, Sl721<, Sl87, Sl31, Sl0b, 6120, Sl65,
Sl95, Si02, SSS $500, s2l0, $205, S200,
5000, $s05, 5000, S22i. S23S. s235. S237.
s236. $3.50. $3.50; average for the 81 head
Of horses, S19s per head. This may
seem like good prices for one that was
not at the sale, but judges say that this
was the finest lot OF horses ever sold In
Chester. Mr.. Tyson has the reputation
OF handling fine stock, and you would
only have to attend his sale once to see
that he IL an excellent judge. He will
have another sAle Of draft, driving and
speedy horses on Thursday, May 31st.
He alao has for private sale at his
stables ene pair Of brown match horses.
He will have another sale on the S1st oi
May.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Special mention
Hsis Fsos

that everybody ought TO know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the pest, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory Andling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. ODenin9 In the evening.
The GREAT Eye Remedy
Is DIR. 6imms' Eye Cure. Infiamed sore
and red eyes, or red eyelids, weak and
defective eyesiRht from any cause are
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied In 25 and 30 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. 5imms 8 Son, 4th
and King Sts., Wilmington, Del.
In New Qusrters.
II. n. Bourbon h Bro, manufacturers
Of the celebrated 8 b. B. B. cigars, have
removed TO their new store, No. 219
West Second street. Give them call.
A few more Of those beautiful dollar
chromos given away with every pound
of tobacco, at only thirty cents . pound.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Bush's, French street wharf is the place
to buy your coal.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace, GOT Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11


First distriot-From Market to West,
between Ninth and Eleventh; voting
population, 2Sai polling place, Bullook's
ofhoe, Tenth street between Orange and
Tatnall.
Second dissrict-From Market to
West, between Eleventh street and the
Brandy wine; voting population, 30b;
polling place, north~ est corner OF
Eleventh and Tstnall, John Maler's
bakery,
Third distriot-From West to Madl.
son, between Ninth street and Della.
ware avenue, along Delaware avenue to
adams, down Adams to the Brandy.
vine and along 10 West, down West to
Ninth; voting population, 373; voting
place, John l.. Mslone's oliice, De.a.
ware avenue and Jefferson street.
Fourth district-FrGm Madison to
Brooms, between Niuth street and Del
aware avenue; voting populstion, 293;
polling place, northeast corner Eleventh
and Ataras, 0. AlsKauder's store.
hlltn IlstliJt--AloGA A.As., .Ecm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-24

WE see it stated in the Philadelphia Record that Goldwin Smith has written to the London Times that to advocate free trade pure and simple would be hopeless in Canada. MT Smith has never been sue cessful in his opposition to or in his advo- cacy of any measure. When he took up the cause of Ireland his championship brought about no results; and now that he has arrayedR himself in hostility to the Irish cause it is fourishing as n green bay tree. He9has in turn attempted to teach Canada~the benefits of separation from and of closer unity with Great Brit ain. A protectionist in 1878, he opposed the doctrine of protection 1882 in as well as in 1885; and, as the Toronto Globe well intimates, his career suggests the idea that if there be mascots, as some suppose, there may also be Jonahs very formidable to their friends.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-24

THE New York papers give copious de- tails of the last hours and the execution and death of Daniel Driscoll, the Whyo murderer. This is part of the ''heroism' investing the criminal; what he ate and drank, how he slept, his first words on waking and his last words as he stood un- der the gallows-all of these things are caught up, or invented by industrious and ingenious reporters ministering to mor bid public appetite. Dan Driscoll was the hero of the hour yesterday; tomorrow or next day it will be some unfortunate wretch led on to the same end by the glory of the man who died game. There was but little sympathy for Driscoll; he was bad from the beginning; but the question still remains: What good did his hanging do? There was an absence of the demon stration sometimes made in the condemned cell. No sentimental ladies presented them selves with offerings of fruits and flowers to the murderer; while the poor consumpt- i've dying in the next street, who had lived life of honesty, was left uncheered by a smile or sympathetic offering. Abolish the gallows
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-24
NY. &N.E. RaiIrO2d Time Table.

Trains Leave Waterbury as Follows: Boston-7..O m. l. .snpn
 Return ss5O a Ci. ; D ll. Providence-sSO a. h.: I.oa. as0rm.
 Return. 9 IL a. In.; 3a p. m. New YOrk-s0O a. m.: I55pra.
 Return. S.5i d. lll.: 3.SS D. s. Worcester-7.SO n. m: 1.N5. D.. m.
 Return, U.45. a.3o a. n,. Norwich-7-:sa a. m.: Gua ss ss aa ,.e
 Return s--5, lo.ae a. n1.: @.S5 D. m. New l.ondon-7.:g1 a. rs1.: I.po g .ora r,
 Return, 7..45. iG.,5 a Is..: 70 E. rps Putnam-7.3O q. m: loo 3.4o p.m
 Return. s.i5. l0.s5 a. Ia. Willimantic-..3o a. m.: i.ue. $. S.s0nm
 Return 9l0- ll.:5s a. m: s.25 p. m. Springicld-s.20. 9-0o a. nl.; 3.so P. m.
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