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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-03-17
THROUGH THE STATE
TRAINS EVERYWHERE AT A sTANDSTILL.
AND SNOW STILL FALLING.

TRAINS EVERYWHERE AT A sTANDSTILL,
AND SNOW STILL FALLING.
SYRACUSE, March 13.-No trains
are moving in any direction. All
trains from the West are held here
with no prospect of moving before
tomorrow.
SCHENECTADY, March 13.-The train
which left Rochester yesterday morn
ing is stalled about five miles east of
here. About fifty members and SEN
ators were on board. No provisions
could be obtained for the snow bound
party until this morning.
SARATOGA, March 13.-Forty inch
es of snow have fallen here Wind
blowing from all points of the com
pass. Snow badly drifted.
Troy, March 13.-It has been snow
ing here forty hours, and the ground
is covered to the depth of four feet,
This evening it is showing harder
than ever.
AMSTERDAM, March l3.-In this
city the snow is nearly TOUR IeeJ deep.
In some places drifts are twelve to
fifteen feet high. Snow still falling,
and wind blowing hard.
OTTAWA, March 13.-No business
to-day on account of snow storm.
West bound Toronto express, which
left here last night, stuck between
here and Carleton. Weather is bois-
ferrous and cold.
IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
PITTsBURG, March 13.-For sever.
al years there has not been such alb
soluto destruction of telegraphic com
munication with the East as there
was yesterday and last night. Pitts
burg suffered little from the storm of
Sunday night. To the eastward the
blizzard rolled down through the
Juniata Valley, scattering fences,
breaking telegraph wires, upsetting
small frame buildings and causing
great loss. Business on the Penn
sylyania Railroad between this city
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-03-17
g)no.

At the home of his parents in Mar
5tinsburg W. Va, March 7th, 1855, Al
bert Milford, son of Samuel l.. and Sal.
lie Il. Dodd, aged years, 2 months and
IA days.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-03-17

A foreigner landing in New York
on Tuesday or Wednesday last
would have been apt TO designate
this glorious country Of ours as q
bowling wilderness.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Angina peetolis (aEony of the chest
carries of many people, the last of whom
according to the newspapers, was thC
uovelist, the Rev. Z P. Roe, who expIr.
ed In one day because Of its crushing an
guith. Major General George B Nc
Clellan according TO the published re
ports OF that time) likewise succumbed
atter u hours OF Uneontrol' able pain.
Just how these patien were treated ]
am unable to say, but Dr. Richardson, OF
London, long before General McCiel
lan's death, had received a prize of %, coo
francs from this academy Of Medicine In
Paris for having discovered an almost In
ialhDle remedy for angina pectoris by the
administration, In the very small doses
OF l,lOO to LBS of grain, of nitro.Rly
cerinei This discovery entities DIR. Rich
ardson to the never. ending gratitude of
every suffering man, woman or child
ailii 'led with angina pectoris. know
number of persons who always carry
tablets OF nitro glycerine with them, and
aIo equally certain that all these people
by the use Of nitro glycerine, are living
III comparative comfort, who would
otherwise have fallen under the insup
portable torture Of that form of heart
neuralgia, the most dreadful of all pains
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Two LOAE-sbO. 600, Trust FUFDS TO
~ lekn In diierent Hmounts on LIST mort
gage at per cent Dan HsmGin or 10 Yrs.
Address y, this oitioe. n7-et
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

a physician TelAtss In the 81. Loul,
Globe Dfmocrat that many able man
eers o. the medical profession bto1me
'aIar ks" concerning their own health.
rhey eHaggeIate the slightest aymp.
IONS Into dangerous oaseg. Most physi.
Clans are not competent 70 treat Them
selvesI and many OF them are confirmed
hypoohondriaos. Medical students be
GIN early to imagine themselves fl 81
ca With the various diseases Which they
are ttudying. / remember when Al
college had . roommate who became
thoroughly hypoed after entering the
course. One day he caught . cold and
that night Guddeniy informed n1e be-
believed he was going 70 ole, ne he was
certain bio wGs tfii oted with 4 new
malignant fever, which we bad besn
ttudy Ing that day. went imms lately
tor one OF the professors, and ho NOT
being Ia 1 had smother come. The
seoond understood the case al once and
gave my friend some simple remedy.
snoi latsr, the hTst came, and he, yIgh
inR ID give the young man lereou, Rad
me administer liberRl dose Of IpecAp.
This made him very slok, but CURED him
0f tbs malignant fever. I"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
M Megay& Son
5I6 TatnaII Street,
AND
S. E. Cor. 9th & T atnall SITS.

We have here a large anC
varied assortment of hard,
wood Chamber Suits il
Walnut, Antique aad Natu-
raj Oak, Cherry and Ash. A
few we would like to cal
your attention to are as fol,
lows:
No. I, Isa neat Oak Suit
we've been selling for some
time, going to close them
out for $1,000. Haven't
many at the present writing.
Don't be surprised If they
are gone soon.
No. 2, Is an Oak Suit, an.
tique finish, full size, with a
2ox24 inch beYel glass. This
suit We have just put on our
floor as a substitute of No. 1,
being larger and better fin
ished In every way.
No. 8, Is a heavier Anti.
que Oak Suit, rub finish,
with a 24x3o inch bevei
mirror. This suit is the one
we had at the Fair. Our con-
tract for this suit calls for
300. Have plenty now and
more coming. Price $4,000.
No. 4, Is an Ash Suit,
natural finish, 24x3o mirror,
for $4,000.
No. s, Is an Antique
Oak, rubbed finlshed Suit,
with an English style splash.
er-back W a 8 hsta n d, for
$35,on.
No. 6, Is an Antique Oak,
with a 26 inch round French
plate mirror. for 300.
No. 7, Is a heavy, hand
somely carved Oak Suit tor
$4,000. This cult comes from
the assignees of a defunct
manufacturer. He loses, you
gain.
We have here named seven goad bargains,
We especially call your attention to those
sults described a. numbers and 8; the likes
cannot be produced elsewhere, as they are
special patterns, made for us at special
prices, Look carefully over the prices, II
you ND one that suits you In price and de-
scrlplion, call and sec them. You'll and
them IN the store as represented here, other.
wise we II give you free the article you come
from go TO SIPS. D'''''h
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

'UTMrEn-AN gXPEAIEHCED LADY
hsaogEaphsr ana tyEe writer, dVsIros
sV'''"sa' ADDRESS e. H.. this ofiioa. n o.;
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

nv HfHD-I WO aENrLEmEy AND
As'NsN 1900 Walhington 81. nla,stS
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
THE JEWELLERS STORY.

About forty five years ago." said
Mr.. Linzeler, ~ had small jewelry
store In side street off one OF the
principal boulevards. Business did
not prosper. Sales were little or moth.
Ing My small savings vanished, and
l was tortured with the thought OF
debts that had no means of lioui.
dating. One day was seated by nv
nearly empty show case In despair al
the situation, and In doubt whether to
close up my store and 20 out Of bust.
ness entirely, for had not made a sale
in iiye days, when stranger to me,
an Englishman, entered the shop and
said:
II have lost the swivel from my
watch chain, can you sell mo one2p
Certainly, sir, l will replace il
for YOU | said, leaving my seat with
alacrity. The matter In itself seemed
OF slight Importance, but in It's con.
sequence was mighty important. What
II l had no more swivels in stock. l
thought Opening my box found
two, which unfortunately were loo
small. One of the last gold watches
LETT in my case had chain attached,
and selling this with my pinchers, |
took on the swivel and fitted 1t on the
Engnshman's chain. 1t was an exact
fit.
How much is the watch and
chainr asked the stranger.
81 named the price"
Put on one Of those small swiy-
els that wouldn't fit my CHAIN he
continued, and l will take it,
Putting the watch into his pocket
the Englishman turned to me and, in
a foreign accent that made il all the
more impressive, said these words
which, have not torgstten from that
day to this ~
THE jewelers. Of the great boule-
ward are not obliging. They have no
time to attend to the small wants of a
customer. They may be reading the
paper, perhaps, and will not disturb
themselves TO sell a swivel At the
three or four stores have Just visited |
havs failed to find swivel, although
am anxious to make a call and need |
one greatly. You were more obliging
than your competitors and put yourself |
70 some trouble TO accommodate me, |
and for that reason l have bought a
watch that l do not need. My daugh-
ter is to be married soon and you shall
furnish the trosseau."
"A few days afterWard l received n
letter from him requesting me to call |
at his hotel, where a cordial reception
and order for a trousseau costing
2OO. 900 francs awaited rue. This stroke
Of coed fortune left me cash canital Of
AZ, 600 francs after liquidating my
debts. Notwithstanding the warning
OF the Englishman, l moved up into
one OF the fashionable boulevards and
had him and all his friends for custo.
meTs But as a matter of principle,
Doth myself and my sons have ever
shown a willingness to oblige our
customers In the smallest matter, This
has been the cornerstone of my for
tune"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
FOS Esnl

d. MSENf : THE THRFF-eTORY
saanIggy' No 1907 W. TiThtb stTeet
re, waier ION, IONS and bath, hot and cold
es AID iT IgI ,y,oseI heater in cellar bSefl
paiy resttna IAtd. Carpets viii he sniS -
--t mouse. luqlire al this once. "
nom. 49, - WO UOMMUKIUATINS,
stI tS5TSs,. via Si.l Watsr on second aeot for
',SEtU ''spinS. Apply at sos Madi.
IS MIA So
" Io,istyN IA FIHE KUoN .FoE a
Id MY syi Il tie HafEs6ss Sniidin, Is.s
ABLf,vS = suesls. AnpIy h ~
|S-lho. ". lSth d. " - Az s
. II Vb INT NJ, - ROOMS, FUFTIS1TD
-'l"hsd, Eppiy at So5 I n q a. H.
|ioGS- ME cod ata
.g,s GAE MI I,.-sToRE 200 WEST STF
seNGa i, f W, sffie, oyster SlEns' new 9d 30
E. " III sell cheap, A"' az 90
3 iosh Sh 4, Ia E, NEWLY TUENIs7E0
So NO, tasjG Delaware sSe M ~
q FiiEi Iel LA LARGE BAsRH EMIT
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

LET ROOMS WITH
tai sar1, AT the South west corner Of
N'Hh AID King streets. ns.6tt
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

A curious Thibe.ian muskes or No Gtoh.
look has found Its way from SikkIm.
where u was picked up after q battle,
20 CALCUTTA. IL 10 deaoribed IN the In.
dian papars as Of primitive design, Al .
though comparatively rev. II Is q
Smooth bore nuzzle-loAdeF, mounted on
long, nafr0w stock. Tbs bArrsl n
hteed with . d0nble-proneed ToGt, ths
poipte OF which are sharply, thod. 40
that the ftet itself may either be placed
nrmly In the ground or used, n nsces-
seryi 81 bAyonet. The cJntfiVRnns IA
Ingenious, and the weapon is rot alto
gether TO be deITised. Attached 10 II
ls q bsit on which are strung six hollow
pln2s Tor roEdeF charges and a small
horn for pTiming powder,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Captain Thompson, whose vessel, thu
steamer Benvonue, was caught in the re.
cent greA' typhoon in the China sea, says
Of the centre OF the typhoon; SIT was
hlled with lightning, and a heavy roar
made II impossible to distinguish the
noise OF the wind from that of the thunder.
Inc smell, TOO Of electricity, like the
smell OF burning sulphur, was so intense
as to cause an almost overpoweripg sensa
ton OF suffocation, and the Biscuits aud
food not washed away By the storm tasted
go OF sulphur as to be undt for use."
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

The greatest eye medicine on eartt
curing hundreds OF sore and innamed
eyes, red and graduated 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 reliable. Supplied
IN 20 and Soc bottles. Main depot 4th and
King streets. Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

The following comes from Lancaster
county, Penna. Above the doorway
OF q store In Mount Joy ia a lantern
which contains a al oil lamp. Behind
the lamp is q glitterng reflector. The
other afternoon curious thing occurred
The sun was aiming brightly, and the day
had in 1t a suggestion of balmy July. The
rays of the suR penetiat the glass of
the lantern, thence through the chimney
of the lamp, and were focused on the
polished refe1tor. The rays were 30 TO-
cussed that their action caused the wick
in the lampto ignite, anu it burned some
time before II was discovered.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
%-I2 HORSES
DUBLIO SALE

DUBLJO SALE
L -oFA-
VALUABLE FARM.
WIN bsseld at public sale on the premises,
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 'ss,
alta O'Clock, D. m,
spilngbrook Farm, con aiming IOb acres, .
rods, y perches, property OF tho late Hugh
StILny, situated at RooklAnd, in Brandy.
wine hundred, Row Castle County, Della
ware, ~ miles from Wilmington, IL milea
rom Du Pent's station, W. q N. Railroad.
Inc improvements consists ofa ttone ouso
containing IL rooms. Tho Halhs sinR stud
ded make It very dry houso. Large stone
oaEn with an pie shedding, stone gFAnary,
carriage and tool shsd, q good lpring house.
pump at house and barn, a small tenant
heuAo end shoe Shop large apple orchard
"a good bearing, numerous pear, plum and
house. A0
The land is In high state Of cultivation
Vol WAterod and fenced. The propeTtV IL
ree from any enounbranes.
Terms easy and made knsWn on day Of
HAie' MIS-. A. y. STIRLING,
.,.. EXeoutrfX.
L'W. stidAsm Son, AuOts. nc tn, W.SGWts
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

DR.. Yarlot of Paris, is reported to have
discovered method by which to remove
tattoo marks frem the human skin Il
has been extensively tested and with most
encouraging results. His modus operRndi
is to prick the marks or spots with needles
until the blood foWs and then to inject
tannin, aud finally to cAuterize with
nitrate of silver The WUunds caused by
the pricking and cauterizAtion become
black for time, then turn red, and after
month or SO the parts which have been
treated are almost indistlngulshable from
the adjoining flesh
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Great Western Meat Markets, Nos. bO7
King street and 705 West Eighth street.
First quality meats 81 the following
prices: BiIloin steak, $780,; rump steak,
l4o round steak, 121fo rib roast, IL 20
l6s.; chuck, Q 70 loo stew beef, 4 10 60, /;
soup meat, 30; leg mutton, 1870 !;
shoulder 6ci pork chops, 12o.; veal
chops, lao veal loin, lao veal outlet,
1901 shoulder veal, 10o.; corned beef, 8
TO lOc. bologna, &c frs1h pork sAu-
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1855.


The following described real estate. viz.
All that lot Of land situate in the village
OF Port Penn, st. Georges Hundred New
CASTLE County and State Of Delaware,
marked on the plan Of thu village OF Port
Penn as No. 231 adjoining . lot heretofore
purchased by Hiram Webb lying on the
feet on Congress street and extending back
81 right angles thereto $50 feet containing
5000 square feet OF land with q double az
BiorY frame house thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of Robert T. Carpenter, adminis-
traitor Of Stl8 johnson, deceased, and to be
sold by GILES LAMB SUN, Sheriff.
Sheriff . Cthos, Wilmington, October %,
1888. osI
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

All that certain lot OF land and three story
brick dwelling thereon, situate in the city OF
wilmington, bounded and described as fol-
lows;
Beginning on the westerly side Of Madison
street between Seventh and Eighth streets 81
the distance OF So feet II inches from the north
parallel with Seventh street, 90 feet to the
easterly side OF Thornton street at 20 feet wide
thence by the came northetly parallel with
Madison street 10 feet II inches, thence east
eIly parallel with seventh street 80 feet 70 the
Aforesaid westerly side of Madison street, aud
hence by the same HoutheFly 10 feet ii I'M
ches TO the place OF beginning, be the contents
Beized aud taken In execution as the nron-
erty OF Charles II. hentOn and MAGGIE his
wife and Emma B. Money aud Benjamin ",
Money, her husband and Is. and to be sold
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff,
SHERIFF. Once, Wilmington, October 81,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Reginald-Papa, can l have piece Of
mince piei
Fapa-You may If you will promise
not to tell mamma that / gave 1t to you.
(Pie is devoured In silence
Reginald-Please can l have some
morel
Papa (sternly)-No more, sirl
Reginald CATER pause)- If you don t
lot me shall tell mamma
He got 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

WANTED - oENTLBMEa BOARD
en-, pleGshnt rooms with neat and
~ III west Bth street. Iee,s
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
on THURSDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1855
1he following described real estate, '

Inc following described real estate, viz
Al that certain lot; piece or parcel of land,
ihereon erected, in the city of Wilmington,
bounded AMI described as follows, to Wit:
beginning at the southerly side of Fourth
street between West and WRshing ton streets,
az corner OF land now or late of John Grlner,
M - rect - inches from the easterly SO q oil
Warrington street, thence with tine same
south X degrees, west Go feet, more or less, to
John BROOKS alley, thence with said alley
to stake, thence by new line north "A d..
krees east So feet more or less, to the said side
OF Fourth street, and thence with the same
may.
seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF Isaiah II. Thomas and Lydia A., his
vile, and {. is, and to be sold by
,,,.,-.. GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
oct51' Is 80 -~1'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

That everybody ought to know that A,
Sergeant Rivss 2240 lbs. Of the best,
we'll cleaned coal In every ton You buy,
Oak, pine and hickory kidding wood In
laTge loAdg. Lime for whiteWashinR
Yard foot OF Mouros street. Central
omoe, Seventh and King streets. Look
Tor the blue sign. Open In The evening
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
To Save Life

hruently requires prompt action. Az
ours delay waiting for the doctor may
attended with serious consequences.
recally % oases Of Group, Pneumonia.
Al othsS shsoa. and lung troubles.
taet no kaaily should be without q
atle q kS9Fs Cherry Pectoraa,
1,h Ina p0ysl ITSELF, in thousands Of
~, tho boss Emergency Medicine
NJ discovered. II gives prompt relief
a prepares the way for a thorough
q, which IA certain to be effected by
,oontinuei use. 70
Latimor, NJ. D., Mt. Vernon,
A. saws. 81 have found Ayers Cherry
ssoral peftaCt euro for Group In All
~ I have known the worst cases
Iered IN a very short time by its nse;
|IIalyiSe ell families 10 use II in sud,
emergencies, for coughs, Group, &C."
A. J. Edison, NJ. D., Middletown,
no.. says: 81 have used Ayers
pug Pectoral with the best effect in
pfarirr. This wonderful prepare
once saved my life. l had a con.
I'd cough, night sweats, was greatly
lused IN flesh, and given up by my
gstiln, One bottle and half Of tho
deal cured me"
Il ,aanot say enough in praise of
rfs Cherry Pectoral," writes E,
se1on. Of Palestine, Texas, "believs
"a | 10 that, hut for its use, l should
Z since have died %
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

EVksALE-THE STOCK, FARMING
=, l iti aed dairy fixtures OF a small
,ag}a And river View nnsurpAssed Tha above
y. , Y. sei9 on felBona able terms, and money
S,si3'l LOT year. Would make an ele-
Ssg,,s ,a, 70 Tor milk route 10 Wilmington.
~ wv sLoFr VERNON, this once,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

MY 81 LIZA VERY DESIRABLE
hiu, pleRsantly and heAlthfully lOea.
w TIE l.9neAstsr Pike. milos from VIII
49,; enc halt mile from railroad station
hlE Il acress with frame dHalling,
Fly ~ a9a tfame barn large and smell fruits
|si Y AUGUSTUS meGAULLEY,
-. tuei oYJ'tu Ia. q I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

SHEklFF1S 5ALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF LovRri Faeiag. % me direntod
will DO expoted to public sale, at tho Oourl
HOUSE, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh Streets In the city Of WilminRtop.
New CASTLE County, Dol.,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

A handsome surrey, for want Of us
Just been done mp In 6rBt-olasB order
VIII sell 81 bargain, rs owner has no
use for IT. Apply Of First d Allmon
Seventh and shipiey Htreets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

pm sALE-UWlEG TO BkEAKlWo
~ housekeeping 1 will sell 81 pri-
NIL tldeboRSd, sofa, lounge, tales,
Inn !, ~ eArpet1 and numerous imall arti.
I'M, q 70 70 lSsI West 9Th street, Houis con.
4 M ,! !o3ms with all o3uyonionoOP, Whish
All, ~ eReAD nom new until hAFeh 7stl,
- u 'us oLnoe. nc
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Go to Mcclure for all kinds Of Hah
and oysters every day. Eighth street
market house,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

FV4HK ARAlSARs' sAVIR9 BAKK.
no. sea HLAEKET STREET,
IHoonFoRATHD.ssss.,.. n, ISIS
Open 70 rsOOive deposits daily from an,
anti p, m, and on Tuesday and HstuFds '
evenings from 7 TO 8 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that tho
profts upon itB Investments, except % nj aSh
40 is required fer the payment Of nsOeSgeFV
expenses and for suitable surplus for ne
security OF depoSitora, shall be divided
AmGnE the depositors.
no manager 10 allowed 10 borrow any pNrt
Of the tuAdb deposited with the Cooperation,
MAEAGERs,
George W. Bush, 3. Allen BiIIsH,
y. Wesie Weldtn, Alexander ]. HarS,
Geo. s. Oapolls n. II. Benson,
Uhaa. W. Rowland, job II. jacobson,
jos, L. Carpenter, JF., Anthony Higgins.
Henry r. Dare, Washington HastinE1
EONEY LOANED OK MORTGAGES,
GEo. ". BUeH, Gno, 8. OAruLLl,
President. Vies-P Pendent,
e. T. TAYLOR, Treas ur0F.
tsH- NV Jos- M. MATHnE Auditor
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
PEERLESS DYES s ass rs S.s nEsg

u HOUSE IN a
IhLee nights and Wednesday matinee.
eommOnoing Monday, RovembsT u MissS
JEANNlk WINSTON, Supported by Iyes.
I'm OporA company, Monday evening and
Meanoaday matinee" Grand DuehegS. "
Iueadsy oVeninB-'oirofs-C4iro We'd.
nnday eyening-"FrS DiAVola,D
three nlgh hts and Saturday matinee. oom.
Insnelng Thursday, November IL, IRWiH
bkOTHRkb' PI4 SPECIALITY bHOW.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

nyou want good butter call ct Rich.
mond'aS N. W. COR. Eighth and TAtnAl
streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Would alter house after March 2bth
next, No. 84s Madison strest, into store
for good tenant. Would make q good
laundry stand. Apply 70 W. Scstt
Vernon, REPUBLIoAN ofioe,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

SHERlFF'B SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ WRIT Of Venditioni kxponas 70 me
directed Will be exposed 10 public sale at
the hotel OF Eli sh A. Stout, in Delaware
OitY, in Red Lion Hundred, New Castle
County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace, GOT Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Commence with \ Cough, Gold, or Sore
Throat. Browns Bronchial Troohes''
give immediate relief. Sold only In
boxes. Prlos 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
MAKES AN EXCITEMENT
IN LOWELL.

This girl lie thirteen years Of age, and 9
one OF a number OF old, helpless cases Of
progressive paralysis, cured by the Moxie
Nerve Food. She now resides at Nc. 7
L Street in the City of Lowell, State Of
Massachusetts,. She was so helpless her
mother was obliged 10 attend her as In In.
fancy. Her physicians said her disability
was progressive paralysis, and absolutely
incurable. A nurse at the Massachusetts
GENERAL Hospital advised the use of Moxie
1t WAS given. No medicine or other
means were used meantime. Two cases
OF Moxie made her as well as ever before
and from being speechlees and helpless,
she is now healthy, romping school girl,
with glib tongue, and no one would
ever imagine she was once a helplesa,
hopeless wreck.
We certify that the above is absolutely
true in every respect.
john NICHOLSON, Cher father.)
SARAH NICHOLSON, Cher mother
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

os SAIL = uHEAP, A FARM OF
S,y,oOSS u. . aores. only 0 miles from VIII.
o2 Ils kenn0tt piK9. Apply to
ust ~ ~ ALl q %, It'll and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Robes and blAnkota at Psrklns', 1Ol
WSsS Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
"A AOM 4 BLEOTklU METAL PoLISH
The most VRluAble compound ever put upon
the market. 1t is sn article bound 10 have
an enormous sals. Large profts AssurBt to
live canVaaHoIB. Apply betHOSn and II o..
clock, .. m, at tho ofios OF the AOME
kLEOrBIU INITIAL POLISH COMPANY
It'll and Market, city. GA Il
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
Burned Less N,anO.

The celebrated Three b. b. b. cigar,
manufactured By h. y. Bourbon q
Bro.s No. 21o West Second street. Tia
bast DC. dRAr in the city. Try thau.