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Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
FOURTH EDITION
raR NINE xBMPrAEIoNs
Between Fourth and rim Streets,
This Ony.

We want II thoroughly understood
that We cannot be worked into any pool,
or BY any scheme to kesp up high pFictsi
or TO suit the ideaa Of "would-be loud
spreading leaders,"
We went It distlno city underwood that
we want u distinctly understood that
ws are still striving to build a higher
reputation for what va have already
gained by hOnaAi methods.
We show the public what big pIohts
these flaming, olamorous, nOusenBicaI
dealers must ard do extoFt from the
people TO meet their unnecessary tx
penBea.
We want itdlstiuctlS uaderstoo that
We don't employ any conductors to cou
triys ideas 10 Introduce schemes 70 draw
A,croWd By mAgu fieept trAnsfgrma' iOnh
or induce them to purchase 81 out
FAReous profits.
But We do want Il distinctly undez
stood that these "Would BEES" can slap
on their 40, IS aBd go per ceat. profit,
but We will ever continue 10 be satisfied
With our small profit syttem adopted
Now, for instsnce, you will notice all
wool ohsviot pants marked "a 25i come
right direct 10 be "E ionomY Hal" 40d
Market, and SEQ thu sAme Identical oHss
marked % 90 You will sea over ooats
marked $50 90; coma right diroo, to tht
Economy HAll'' and see them marked
si7 80. You will see suiia marked
SO 90; come right 10 whore this dl,eois,
the ECONOMY Hail." and sse them
marked Sl2 co. and for anything you
nAy need in the line Of clothing a.
t,oniss Fellheimer's Economy Ball,
between Fourth ard Fifth streets, an
between Rumford's and McJlosE,y'i
hat stores.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

800 NNuH AnSHf.s
NEW YoRK Dec. 2-Tbs I'M
SIfesset sigh, members oi n ny pv ..'
ROCK Hill gang, who Ters o ,1' w, !
ACT o. r0bblng a milkmns
combine thelr plurder v,S u ~ =:
S ,ne from = saloon /, nv, =
me cihoer' have made n -,
@ root Oul the gauge tbst w. w
.heir homes In the rocks NM Y
hiveI from Seventy fr,t ~. " !
enty. NTH, but I, will mts i S,D'a,l
feo Ga The neilhborhood
The rocks are we'll HI,r,.t
ne b. o ilums, aud the bt s,,I ', ". y
dAIe mot betrEy them. A ~.
found dead at the io,l Of II, ~ ~
erAl years ego, and there "a, sv,'.
oloAtion that = murder nd nv
committed, but no evidence ~, y!
iAined. ''''H" W
l. is one OF the most dAu,.,o,, /
10 Nav York, and tbs rlyr \, ~.
lent TO dispose OF fulh yls,ln, ~ y
refractory. ~ 7
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
nIEn.

TAYLOR the LIST inst, VIM. W. Taylor,
Rsll ives and friends are respectfully In
vited to meet At the house, Clagmont and h
street south Wllmln Eton, on Wednr day
afternoon at one e'cl ok, Services In AtbuFy
~ u Church, IT O'Clock. intermsht at NJ
salein NJ X. Cemetery.
Servant Of Tod. well done,
Thy RlOroua waTfarr'a past
Tue battles fought, the Victory won,
And Il GU ART crowned At last.
HOLDINGS NUErH. -On tho I'd int
Biaa Anna, daughter Of Everett h ard
May z HOlIings Worth, q led y0ars 4
Inonths And dayr.
RELATIVES aud friends are respectfully In
Vtsd 70 attend her tupofal fIom tho res,
ienee Of her parents, ia OhriStiAnR hundred.
N "wednesday morni &. at II CLOCK. lh-
tor Nant ~ Lower Brsndywine Cemetery,
RENS N.-On the Cd inst, RRthRnieI
Benson, sEod 6s yeAts.
Tue noitee Of funeral given,
RrlLBY --On he I'd inst willism Reilly,
in the siHt year Of his AGS,
his brother in law, ct New Castle waite
7grkb on the road ieading from ssVporg d
ew OaBtls, on wednesday Aftoraoo ct Z
dick. lntetment At Cathedral Cemetery. ;
Am TRONg.-In this city, on sunday.
ths "a inst, Sarah A. Arm wrong, wife Of
James Armstfs ny, in the 7tth year Of hol
HEe,
FUNERAL to tshs place from tbs residence
o her sOuin- law, John AtkirsO-, No. oCt
| ADAMS street. on "wednesday atttmOOn at
O'Clock, without further notice Intsrmon
At wilmiE gtoR and Brandy"ine Oemttsry
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
DR.. SCHENCKS
M MANDRAKE PILLS
CLEANSE the mucous men

CLEANSE the mucous mem,
frames Of de stomach and bowels Of all STINT
md foreign matter. start the secretions, ASST
igssdon add assimilation, nutrlfy the blood
lAcy relieve tie liver Of congestion, give /
{ chluee % extract bile poisons from thi
blood, 20 make them inio good bile, and tt
sgtstc jnt what Is needed. They do uq
Tao uisir way and iuiiato like most purga
ives. but they t,eat an the surfaces aud o.
fans, so that the entire system responds
they are based on scientific principles.
ruey are entirely rational and natural.
They always do what is claimed for them.
ra-y worl, on The system in the way claimed
ury work together for the creates, good.
rAey .fe not Ike new and untried medieinei
They need no praise, but only simple men
ton Of merit,
Ea-Dr Schcnek's purely vegetable ant
Wholly reliable family medicines ere for sail
iya'l Druggists. Every package has neaill
iinted directions Tor use. II you woulI
Understand yourself send for Or. Schencki
sew Book on Diseases Of the Lungs, Liya
III stomach. sent free, Address DR.. J
Srhruok s. son Philadelphia "a
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
BOY seriously HBjursa,

Robert Blakely, 10 yeArs old, aon Of
David BlAkely, No 1899 Pine street, re-.
eetved severe injuries yesterday morning
from street car which jumped the track
on Eleventh street bridge. Father aud
son were crossing the bridge one on either
eide Of the track bnt tile boy on the mar.
row space on the South aide Car No. 20,
Abram Cam, driver, while crossing the
bridge jumped the track and before II
could be stopped the boy was caught and
rolled between the car and the railing
When the car reRaiued the track the lad
fell 10 the floor Of the car in an uncon.
soious coalition. He was taken 10 his
home aud DIR. West summoned. II was
found although no bones were broken
the lad was badly bruised aud injured In.
ternally, but not 90 badly that no hopes
are entertained Of his recovery. The car
driver was extremely cory for what had
happened, He complained very much
from annoyance by boys but was never
distutted by lung BlAkely.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

At the Preacher MesduR IN Fletch-
sT's Hal, this morning, . sermon was
delivered BY Rev. l.. z. Barrett on the
"GloTy Of Goo" Az itB conclusion II
vas criticised by RsvH. VAuBurkA'oW,
Collins, Todd, Hubbard, Houston aud
OtheTB. An article IN the PenlntulsE
ds!hOdist oriiioisinR tina compilation II
ths discipline By B shop Merrill, was
Alao discussed ~ come length, and SOW.
erAl valuable gu 'geitions were made
ReV. hr. Grio5 was apr olntsd to read
IN essay on the new discip ine Al the
mestinR next Monday morning. When
the meeting adjourned the local preach
rs held . mBetiEg, and took action In
regard to the death Of R5v. W. W
Taylor and resolved to attend his fun
srAl In . Lody.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
THIRD EDITION.
The sharpleas AIurdar Oass.

MEDIA, Dec 2-The December term Of
Che Delaware County Criminal Court, at
which Charles Wilson aud Gustave
Chopaz are TO be arraigned for the muir
der OF John sharpless, commencing to-
morrow. II tried this term, however, It
Is rot likely the case Will he reached be-
fore ThuFsdAy or Friday next as all the
other criminal bu iness OF the term will
be dispos II Hrst
The counsel for Wilson and Chopaz
viii hsk 10 have tie trial of their clients
20 over uptii he March erB
Charles Wilson, known TO the crooked
trAtar ity as "Btg Charley" ard who,
The q mmUnWea witnessed say, de
li7prtd tue blow shat killed John Sharp
less waB well pleased lien no heard that
lis counsel would ask 20 have his trial
pat u1 lps pouths longer, Charley
lruesW N then that they have not had
FrnisvGt fine 10 prepare his defence,
anu also mat Walton, q formal pal, snC
one OF lHs principal wit esees, should be
out Of Jah ghru the case Is ned,
WIS D., ssh Is violin 10 consump
ton. and Whg as rlug hing badly ~ the
tiun Of hls preliminary hearing In the
30 laSvery much Improved within the
ptt TWO IN ulbs, aud has gaiged some
ln fesA L Bon Zee. er Baker avs the
tx malt Of thr bearing sc med to d.
him ooi, as be has been Improving
ayr since. Wilson bad 10 quit work
+ a while, but, st bis own request, he
las resumed IL sgain, and now works
8 stocking masIbg ten or twelve hours
every day Ills nYersl to seeing any
one, except hts COUNSEL, is as great ~
ever asd although Prison Inspector
EToom4l has, Of the request OF news
raprr men, ask I'd him to grant them an
Interview he has per istetnly refused to
See lhtm, aud says he has nothing to say
o. any one abou, the case, except to
his goun el.
John IS. Robinson, stnior counsel for
Samuel johnson, thu negro now Ia
j-l here unetr .enteuce OF death for
tie crime for which Wilson and Cho-
paz a.e TO stand trial, says he and his
CJ.ta- ue will make no objection to a
continuance OF the trial If they are as
surgd Of another respite Tor john on
extending over the March term OF the
urt, bu tn y will insist upon the
men being tiled in March.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
pan.h orN.R. nsnsan.

NAthaulal r. Benson dled 81 his real
esnoe, t0li Jefferson street. this morn
ing IN the 6sth year Of his HRe. His
death eaased no surprise - IL wAs
Known that he had been In very poor
health for several Year,, and for she
lAst three months entirely c0nhned 70
his rooms.
Mr.. Benson was born In DsgsboEo
HundSsd, Sussex Comfy, Dali, April
s, 1920 When bat 8 years Of age be
removed 10 Philadelphia and entered
upon . aeAiarlng life with his uncle,
aud from cabin boy he 1850 90 the rank
Vt captain ~ An esfly ago. One Of She
Delaware river sttsmtra OF which be
bad oomma aud WAS the Balloon, vol 10
nlembBred by many old citizens and
which ran between Wilmington and
PblladslthiA.
In 1885 be rellpqui5ha1 . sssfstinS
life aud entered the emp y Of the fin
OF Harlan 4 H1lltngaworth In 1857,
when tho con pABy VI a. Incorporated a.
the Harlan & HollinaswOrth C0mpRay
20 WAS made muni oSr o. he oJu pz4y
director aud approximations OF ID,
sllpbuildink dopaItm NJ. H8 t0t&iLad
these E1aitlOns uuui three years $50
when, ON account OF in0EahBiug bodily
innFmitiBs, he r6iiI0l from ~ GClivt
business lita aud his son, n. K Benson.
Jr., took bis Interest aud hiA place II
the company,
Mr. Bons0n WAS q pnsbinR, snsrze,ic
bnsiDeBB man. He wab a director N
the ArLelsnB GEViGg Bank, member
Of Grace NJ. Z. Church aud AlwAya q
Republican from principle. Ha lcAvel
wife, tive sons and hve dAughteTs,
N. K. BeH son, Jr., o. has bsen stated
occupies his place in the Harlan and
HollinEsworth Company, hnG Thomas,
> younger son, is on the same comoRDy
The daughters ave Mrs. L. ], Null
hsuSen and Mira. HeuTy q. English, oil
mis- city; Mrs. Henry u. Smith, Oi
Clayton, Deli Mrs. E. l.. p, Deanls, oil
Crladait, Nd, and Mrs. Geo. H0lten
Vt Marx Centre, OHIO rhs Nme for tht
funeral has not yet b en- determined
neon,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
FIFTH FIFTH; EDITION
oS'oEsnArlRni WSdoss


.n BOSTON. Dec 9 A man ;,
sa1 . woman . year o A, % IsaI
70 marriage 10 this ol,V ' zen ven .
gtoom was Perry j. Cbsss I |,
retired merchant Of PfosI Prop,
bride Was hrI BArab AL y
session, The groom "a, H , nIt
ne bride = widow. ri, 49,, s.sT I
Tno ought 70 know thGt n ~ y
.ove A. hfat sight Ihe . ssaS
has seen bis fIncse lhr.s ' M,
inoluding Friday, making ' i
u Ne al ~, "a the second viii h .V.i
NJ naIs. Ellton heslIAted al s,, ~ w ~,
Out much persistence IN "a. icy oal
Az he third visit afrs s5' Uail
made foL the Weidlpo. t'a'na
MIS-. Tilton Was in,,
milliner. Bhs beiIsyss !, Z : 3
aplrituallstlc Wouds,s s y u IN
have visilsd . ssAncs a ~ ~ u q
spirits gathered rOand FS, IN ~ \
snat her eneagoueal wa ~ N
, hOih mrs. Tiltou's decfass! ~
then came and "ashtd ~ ~ NJ la'l
me whole conpNny." Tb ma 1 S'asj
reside In Providence, vLsts T h.
hA' d tad up a luIurlou.1 ME b',s ne
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
Visitors Surprised.

Buyers delighted at the
fine line of Overcoats we
are showing them. We
rave all the latest styles
and the largest assortment
Of fashionable fabrics In
rich and elegant patterns
with irresistible inducements
beyond comp titlon or com
garrison. In Boys and
Children's Overcoats ard
Suits all the leading novel
ties and standard styles
The prices are the lowest
ever put on hrst-class goods,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

PITTsBuRd, Dc ? -AIl nss sl...
the Moncngshsls Clty o9ll T n.y. ,
Monongabela CITY ye''eIIay, y, as,
sIsl sb6t-dogn Of Ihs ninss W. =,
. ard ali uiuss who s'Is CO.! que
Employment by the operators ,' NH
Wis adopted Ice rncuhs W. - 'I M
u The NatiooAl Oln1aaE'o9 v W n
r :, in the KnlghS q L.ooi, a a.
9 0uO miners were rsp'si'A''
meBii1R,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

READING. Dec. 2 -Helfy Blpl
The wealthy farmer Of Lower Ri
den e, Montgomery County, who
been missing from bic homs llBos
Vemb3r ~, was discovered here 90 {
1tdey 10 the Bsrks County AlmIbou
he bad come thsrs 10 dAEsi con I'D
On NoV3mher 81, tao dAj after biz I
appeArar CO, ald WAs unable 10 g,Ts
account Of himself or where DO
Gagged. Ca Saturday The cloud .
his mind apparently disSPpssrS5
be reveSlsd be Identity 10 the cl
Word vas Al oaos sent 10 bis son,
came and iOgk him AWAy, pAJin
charges fCf bis maintenance daring
time be WAS ~ Inmate Of the d
houBs Hl relatives lad given hin
for deal.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

The bodies Of John ana Arthur Bate
man were found last SRtardsy 70 Elk
river, where they Bsrs drowned By the
npIetinR Of their boat On ThuIfdsy
last They we're taken to ElktoD, where
an Inquest WAS hsld by Coroner Litzsn-
burg, and the Jury rendered q verdict Of
death from = cldental dro Nning. The
father was 81 yeArs Of sge, and . Wild
over, lte 500 Was 20 ysErB Of age, aud
leaves a wldoai heushtsr OF Abraham
6oot! OF Cbeattr p, and tao young
ohlldren. Their remains we're inferred
5his sfterhoon Al tbs cemetery OF the NJ
Il. Church IN Ne ozark,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

READrxG. Dec. IA man, sIy |,
paIe,siu his pockets : sa XXI moi
Morris O.ean, WAS found dss ~, SFI nh
RssdinS RsiIrosd tracks a 81 nd I'd
boro 10 was well drs l.. s sal %
bis poOkel a ticket iE'm NJ S' M !
PottstoWn Both leGs !, $40 10, ' s,o,i,
Drun ksnre,s WAS probably una. ,l9 4
III aeath. Some people s1'p vrou
NAV pIS e no money VAS found 'p''
person.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

The dollsar, ior The b'btai Of
HrmU pn.hic Hospital, Will DO |
on tue 18Th, 18th and 18th inIt, 81
Institute Hall Aprons And Other |
ful articles will also b dlipoeiI
Single tickets Of admission Is d
seAs)n ticket, " OentIi chlldlth
orioe. The hospital ID pretty well 9
ap with charity patients and tilIii
pendent on tue efforts Of Tbs lAdltII
great msature 10 raise nonsy loH
ourreut EXPENSE, lbO dliGaIe sh0'
ID rsioEs. bs well pAt'on'z d. 40
ao3d round sun Do isaliEsd,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Thieves sntersl the dweillug house o
7 ION 500 A, Mo- urs, sou beast oorre
OF Niu,b end Windsor streets. VI 70 sup
posed asl Hetn / aud o'clock yestsr
dNY morning, elt left With q consider
abe rmOnnJ Of money aud valuable
property They entered the house b
Rait,Tg over the back fence and pFyin
open the Kitchen door, which v rs 20
ourely locked, boited Ant barred Nom
OF the inmstes heard lb6m enter no,
knew anything Of their presence In thy
h. 81 until they AEoke late in The
N OrninR drowsy, dull aud stupid Ss &
thsV bad been OhlurOiormed.
The thieves entered Mr.. and Mrs
hcOlura's bad room, font 10 the second
ttoIy, tO1A Sl0 aud s9me pocket pieces
ff0m htB paats pocket, and so In a
DOcEsLbooE from uuder the pillow upol
which hiz hsa rested.
On the third floor SLEPT Frank No
= Clura. a brother OF Thompson, and
Henry Robinson. From Frauk's packet
was taken pookethook contain 10 z
tbout $50, and from under ROnins0n's
head aatOh aud ohain va'a9d ut So.
Tho rest OF tha bouss WAS also ran
sacked, but nothing else OF value was
taken.
Mrs. McOlure, who Is slwAys eesi ,
awakened, slept until o'clock 10 tht
morning, and gGibR dOgn stairs found
the kitchen door open and the smpty
pocket books lying on the table Sb'
hRd Gome difficulty Ia Afouaing Ii,
o her members Of the family, and they
. believe now that they were druYggd
Nathaniel Rayue, who iivas cl5se by
says the street lamp on tbs corner oppc
site Vas burning al IL 30 O'Clock, bu
bis wife says 1t was out at O'Clock, e1
tlngu'ahed, It lie supposed. by ID
thieves. There is no clue Rhatever 4
tbs Thieves, though gu1plcIol tests up9I
man WHO got very apgry two or threi
days ago WHEN retated some hing Il
est. hfs hoCiurg rays shs Wo1id knos
the msn II shs BfT hin Agsin. The Pc
lice are working up tue case.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
Severe Fall.

Annie BtahtS, aged 10. an smp'oys cf
the Augustine Pepper Mills, on shtar.
d>y morning tel from 3 bridge in he
or OF the mill, where she bad re TOR
I ash air, to thu around, . dlalaDoa o.
Aoat IL iett. BlA WAS picked up un
onboious and thEsR N the home Of her
p tents, No 1914 DflAEArs aysuus, and
n HicAl aid s7m5 oPsd. she waB YER
Ve ely BIT ked AMI one Rib Vas
broken.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

MEDIA Dec 2-Tbe hADtslns !
dspo, 81 the CO1ntrg teAI Of ssnl
John ?. Grady, Of PhllAisiphAl lee,
nea, HowelsvllIs, EdE,m,hi, ToB9 4
this ouuaty, caught Ore A6oll tG ~,
yesterday ARR loon aat va lotallI
s'royed. Ssnsior GrsdyI iinly ~
mNeIio tbs oily aud Ihs Place ~ !. !.
charge Of a. att, nispt, tbs ni w. !. t. !.
posed to have caught if'na H ~ :, =
detective tlas, Tbs boua VA w = ,
sion OF the Od Pennoot e''Al' ~
one OF the largest and mos o0Ip
residences in tho upper Uif' "
county.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
NJ, Negag { Son
SIG 7 atnall street,
AND
s. L Cor. 9th 8 Tatnall Ste

Business here goes mer-
rily on. Parties may have
,heir struggles, shaking the
cou0try from sea to sea with
their Arguments on the
great questions of the day,
which is all done, it's said,
for the benefit Of the work
ingman
Tie great question Of the
day with the worsingman is
to know where he or his
vile can 60 TO get the best
aud most for their money
We modestly claim our
stores to BE- the place sought
or, and our stock ano
prices will be our argu
ments. Why be satisfied
10 buy Ia small stores he
fore seeing us1 We can
supply you with anything In
the housefurnishing line at
prices far below other stores
10 the city.
Have you seen our new
sac Antique Oak Suit. z
lis worth the seeing, at
least if only to be convinced
how much we can give you
Tor so liz lie money. Or
have you looked at our
Extra-Super Ingram Car,
pets, reduced from IS to Sc
cents? Surely you must b
interested with this. YOU
save five Dollars on 40
yard, Of carpet. Five Dol
lars sayei here and there
will soon enable you to bu,
one Of our 6 piece Silk PlusE
Psrlor Suites for $50, war
RATED to wear for so years
Or say you only fave S. Ii
one instance, that will allow
you to buy an elegant Plusl
or Rattan Rocker to presen
to some iriend on Christmas
Speaking of Plush Rockers
we would say we will tel
you something about then
another time, sufIi je II tt
say we have the largest linz
10 the city. A very gooc
time to make your selection
II now.
NJ. kEGARY & sen
CASH, or weekly AM
monthly payments.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Charles L. Msilsr, formerly viii
PoWdermHker Bros meat dealers, has
opened the old stand 81 the northwest
corner Of Seventh and King streets With
= full line Of besi, pork, lamb, mutton,
vsal. etc. he invlteB all hiu former
ttisr de TO give him = call, 81 every thing
alll be ohshp and good.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

CHAMBERsBUlG, Dec Q The clothing
store Of Rumn,ell q Rearick right IN the
centre OF tie town was robbed by burg.
ars last night and about u 0 worth 81
good were stolen An entrance was
made by boring through shutter in the
rear OF the stnre. The THE yes had nearly
wagon load Of goods outside the stJr
10 carry away, but were frightened Of
from their work.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
KENNARD eco.

Special sale of Rag
lans, Jackets and
Plush Garments this
week.
% Stripe Cloth
Raglans at 1915;
reduced from $I2.
20 Srtipe Cloth
NewmarketsatS6.5O
reduced from $40.
SO Black Stockinet
Jackets, $40 and
1855; former prices,
IS and Sc.
Plush Goats at less
than you have ever
known same quail
ties before.
Odds and ends of
Fancy Jackets re-
duced to SO; former
prices, $3.50 and SIS.
Our stock is large
and we must reduce
it this month.
We are getting
Foauy LOT Tic nOl1-
days and are now
showinga an unusual
ly fine line of fancy
things at our usual
low prices.
No advertisement
can tell you half of
what is ready for
your eyes. You must
come and see them
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

CuARLEsToN, W. IVA, Dec. 9.-Last
week IS Dan Cunningham, who has late
" been go prominent In making arrests in
the Hatfield Mccoy country, was sitting
County an apple. was slipped into, his
ocket by a supposed friend On taking
the fruit from his pocket CunninghAm's
suspicious were aroused, and bavlng It
examined, he was tod that It was
charged with stryehnine.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

An intelligent person when hurt will at
once procure a bottle of Saly alton Oh.
1t is the best thing to cure dwellings,
burns, or wounds. All druggists sell 1t
1t twenty five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

The steamship Etrurla arrived at
Queenstown Saturday night, twrnty.four
hours behind time, showing the eiiscts OF
the most terrific gale The has ever en-
countered 1t eegan two days after lea4
ing New York and lasted nine bours dur
ing which the ship was under water most
of he time. The waves broke oyer her
decks, swept everything before the IN,
ard the passengers were strAid OF going
10 the boit,m One huge billow ca ght
ten seamRn and dashed them against tho
bulwRrks iniurint six so badly thst they
had TO be attended by the surgeon aud he
put IN their b ribs One cabin passenger
WAS kne ok d euteless aud had to have
ten stitches put In a wound on his head
COnsul-General Waller rolled down the
cabin staLrl, but W s not hurt
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
PEERLESS BTES S ssS sn S. 15-7
d :. RRooTOR's GRAND OPEHA

N '. PROOTOR'S GkAND UPkHA
d. HOUSE.
One night only, MOndSy, December D.
Priced, rs coz "a, 90 eents, 70 cents and LOO
william !. al mofe'B NJ aKnifoent s2soiEc ,
'IrH TWELVE fEmPIA fOHs.n
uFAndes. ballet and scenic display ever 500
IN this city
Two nights and "Wednesday mAtinss CON d.
laenolnE Tuesday, December 4, Arthur
gehAnT company OF comedians in thu COM
dy uc5ess from DAly'S rhsRtrs, NY. Tu
day evening and wednesday matinee
EGpey b o. WO4aSSdAy evening, i.pO 9,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

whsa OAby was SioE. We EAvs her oAStoEiA,
when she was Child she cried FOR CAssOriA
When she became Mis- she elung 70 OaatoriA
when she had shntHeu shs gave then Cas-
torlA.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

BeRong BtEns ana Healthy Dyoa
Is the result Of uuing Dr.. eimmA' Mys
Cure. Never fails 70 cure ipfiAmed, red
and sore syeP, grAnulated and sore eye
lids, wAtery eyea, go, and every i'm
pedtment 70 strong sight and healthy
eyes. ~ and go. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, WilminRtoni Phila., Smith
3 Kline Co., A2s Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

John Powell, who was 'I h,SioI "
a lot II canvass, W. s. tbers ~
Evidence sSSieS 70 prove owner hip
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

II You are thinking about q fine gold
frame for painting or orAyon order Il
A. once, 90 you will get IL In time, at
Yerg6F's art gallery, 4t9 snipley d.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Two thousand Magic ,e.,S sI,tI't 70 q
c stomer, at N Hs1 corrsf ~
FL thing house, noIth"'''
and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept
In every family A slight cough, If un.
checked, is often the ioTerunner Of con
sumption. Ote dose Of this wonder.
ful medicine has rescued many from the
grave
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

The longer the apology the "livrly
young man" makes Tor his morning head
ache, the worse matters will appear
Silence and LaXador are the soyei elgn
remedies for ,his peculiar kind OF head.
ache
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

James MouahSu, Notary Public aud
Justice Of luo Paacr, No. 4O4 shipley
street prepares 5euslon pApers promptly,
on reasonable te ms. ThJs- who wish
Al ! shou cali % him With tho least
possible delay.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
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Pension LAY Eo.n.orfOu

To morrow will be pension dsy. Pgu.
Gontrn will want thsif vouohsrs 40
k0owledgsd by Frank K Smith, notsr y
public, sic ehiplsy street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Ol.hFRSoN--WaIrE.- December J..
1879, A. 81. PaHl's A. q. N. p. Church
parsonage, IA south Wilmington, by the
Key. !. y Cooper, Mr.. Jacob Olarkaon
nn1 Miss mary y. white, both OF Ohsstsr,
Pa,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Our instantaneous process and immense
eky-light are always successful in making
photograph likenesses
BEECHER's Gallery,
3l5 Market street.