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Bent County register., 1888-02-25
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To regulate the use of water for domestic
purpses. from the public system of water
works, and to establish schedule of rates
therefor.
Be 1t ordained by the Board of Trustees of
the Town of Lasnar.
Sec. l. Water supplied by the water.works
may be used for the purposes hereinafter
specified. after full compliance with all the
provisions and requirements of this ordi-
nance, and not otherwise.
Sec .. All licenses for the use of water
shall be issued and signed by the Recorder OF
the town of Lamar and be termed water
License" and such license shall specify the
particular purpose for which water Is to be
used and the price paid therefor. PROVIDED,
only one such psrpese shall be specified in
each lioensc and PROVIDED ftRTHEs, a
separate license shall be issued for each of
the purposes hereinafter specified in the
schedule OF rates.
Sec. ,. AL water licenses shall terminate
on the First day OF April and the First day OF
October, respectively, OF each year, and no
license shall be granted for a term exceeding
six moRths, nor for a term less than six
months: PROVIDED, license may be granted
for the uneNpired portion of the term in
which it is issued, and In such Cases the IL
cense shall be required to pay in advance
Pro RATE from the date of such license to
the eNpb!ition tnefcOt. iNVN lDhbs III hii
cases where water licenses are issued for less
than the full term OF six months, such licenses
shall in every date from the first day OF
the month In which 1t Is issued.
Sec. 4. The corporate authorities OF the
town OF Lamar shall have exclusive right to
tap all mains and put in the service pipe to
the side walk. PROVIDED, thst in no case
shall main be tapped and service pire put
| in. the application OF any person or per
sons, unless such application be accompan-
led by deposit OF enough money to pay nll
expenses and costs OF tapping the main aud
| putting in the service pipe.
| Sec. 5. The schedule of rates for the use OF
water supplied by the watcr-works, for the
term of six months, Is hereby established
and shall be rs follows, the amount In each
and every case being payable in advance:
|
Bent County register., 1888-02-25

n. ii. Thomas who has been liv-
ing on his farm near Lakin all win
ter returned to Lamar with his team
Thursday accompanied by Johnny,
the Mrs. and daughter will return by
rail in few days.
Bent County register., 1888-02-25

We are under obligations TO State
engineer Green for little book en-
titled Remarks on the flow of water
ia bitches. 1t is an instructive and
useful little work that will come
handy for reference.
Bent County register., 1888-02-25

Button Bros. is the firm name of
two gentlemen who have opened an
Office over Descent & Dugan's office
and hang out . csntracJor's sign.
They are SAID to be first-class work
men and we are pleased to have them
locate in Lamar.
Bent County register., 1888-02-25

If the names of any OF the mas
quers at the ball Wednesday even
ing do not appear in our list it is an
oversight, as We endeavored to OBJ
tain the names and costumes of all.
Bent County register., 1888-02-25

We think the "Sparks" ought to
make it sultry for the Leader" and
the "Leader" ought to make it billing
hot tor the "Sparks," go it you are
no kin, we are backing You both.
Bent County register., 1888-02-25

Thousands of fruit trees have been
ordered by people in and abou;
Lamar and many young orchards
will be set out this spring. Colora-
do is great fruit country and the
sooner orchards are set out the soon
er we will have an abundance Of
fruit.
Bent County register., 1888-02-25
Thursday evening whom the band

Thursday evening whom the band
began to play on the street two
teams standing near by started to
run away. One of the teams was not
tied nor had driver and got pret-
ty good start when they were caught
by colored man who pluckily held
on to the reins until they were
stopped.
Bent County register., 1888-02-25

Sec 6. Irrigating shall only he done dur
ing the hours from five to ten O'Clock n M,
aud from FIVE to ten O'Clock p. M, water used
for the purpose of irrigation shall not be al
lowed to run down the gutter. or be wasted
in any manner, but shall be confined to the
reasonable needs of the trees and plants to
be irrigated within the limits specified in the
water license. Any violation of the provisions
OF this section shall work forfeiture of the
license.
or issed until the schedule price for the same
shall have been paid.
Sec S. No person or persons shall contin
ue to use water after the expiration of his or
their license. Any person persons con
victed of violating this section shall be fined
in double the amount OF the schedule rate.
Sec. 9. Water licenses may be granted for
water outside the corporate limits of the
town of Lamar on the terms hereinbefore
provided
Sec 10. The Town Recorder shall keep a
complete record sf all water licenses in a suit
able book which shall be provided for that
purpose by the Recorder.
Sec IL. The Recorder shall be entitled to
retain five per cent. of all money by him col
lected for water licenses as fees for collecting
the same.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall take effect five
days after publication in the Bent County
REGISTER.
Passed and approved this 10th day of Feb
ruary 1883.
(sEAL) F.w. BURGER, Mayor.
ATTEST d. F. COLTHAR. Recorder.
Bent County register., 1888-02-25

The Democratic National Conven-
ton will be held July third, but
where has not been decided. Later
it would be held at St. Louis.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 3l.-Mr..
leveland, with oV invited gueats, took
luno heon yesterday ut the residence OF
Mr.. H. Il. Houston, ~ Chestnut Hill.
Late in the nfteln noon abe Joined tie
President ct Germantown Junotion and
returned 70 Washington.
Jacob BAumau, aged IL years, was
run over and killed yesterday while ut
tempting TO jump on o moving Reading
Railroad freight train at Twenty-hrst
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The Immigrant Inspector has de-
tanned IL passengers on board the
steamship British King, which arrived
on Tuesday. They are Poles and Hun
sarians, and are p,nulless and without
James Cal, aged "a years, of Rose
Glen, Montgomery County, was shot In
the check and dangerously wounded,
yesterday, 1t lie alleged, by James Nc
Oarty, q saloon keeper. MeCArty was
arrested.
james Pulllp ger. e3 years old, was
knocked out OF o saloon ytsseriay by
an unknown assailant, and, striking
his head en- the pavement, sustained
dangerous injuries.
Mr.. j. O. Strawbridge gave % reoep
ton and lawn party last evening, Mt BIZ
residence, In Geimantowu,t to 800 femal,
employees of the firm OF Straw bridge s
Olothier.
Major Samuel Moore Reynolds. wit
died on Tuesday, in his 7ath year, va
the last burvivirg brother OF the lat
General John +. Reynolds aad Admirs
William Reynolds.
Lewis Mills, colored, 81 years old
was arrested yesterday, chsreed witt
attempting to kill his wife, Rosa, b!
cnt,lng her on the head with hatohel
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

This mornir z about O'Clock ChSr
Yauch, a baker In the employ OF Char
Yett=r, No II East Fourth street, =
engaged in serving bread 10 bis cuSto
ers with horse and wagon, the D., lo
suddenly reared at the corner oil NJ
and Market streets and fell over ID
street, laying as If dead. Ysqch lnl
diately became frightened ard got yuI
the wagon aud undertook to hHpl
hose up, when he discovered the "a
of the animals fall II had cppea1l
an electric wire lying in the middle Of
8 rect, and ia trying to get up on ~
was Knocked down by coming ID COZ
with 1t The driver called ioT helP'
four men came runni g TOWARDS
but seeing the electric wire un'e5
horse declined to assist him lie W.
got the animal on is feet aud VIZ
apparently mons the worse Tor rs Ir
Due diligence should be Observer ~ " 4,
company to keep the wire securely !
head, or serious accidents may occur
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
Dosa.
Two painters are wanted Immediately
NJ thu Novelty Carriage Works.

Two painters are wanted Immediately |
at the Novelty Carriage Works.
An owner is wanted for an umbrella
which was left at No. GA King street
on Saturday.
A gentleman Of this city purohased OF
Joseph Mills, OF Chester. Pa, on Tues
day, o flne mare for $500.
The Reading BICYCLE Club has 90
oepted the challenge OF 70 mile race
with the WILMINGTON Club ut an early
date.
The window men at the city election
on Saturday should look ont for the In.
spectors who have been In the habit OF
doing q great deal OF coat sleeve voting
Mrs. Stephen Souihard died at her
residence, No. 1921 Market street, from
lp,rAlysis, on Wednesday morning,
aged about Is years.
The Rev. j. Edgar Franklin, q adu'
ate OF the Wilmington Conference
Academy aud 'udent Of Drew Thee:
logical Seminary, has been appointed
pastor of the Post Penn ID. Il. Ohurch'
VIM. A. Deisen, o conductor on the
Baltlm and Ohio Railroad, while
walking on King siest, between
Eighth and Ninth, was bitten by .
yellow dog few days age.
Vlasaiski q Temple have commenced
the sale of truck and vegetable. OF all
kinds ut No. GA King street. They are
Iyoung men and worthy Of encourage
ment. They will be prompt In hllipg
jorders and guarantee satisfaotien'
The society Of young people from
Hanover Freshly terian Saudsy fohool,
called the "Rusy Gleaners, Will hold
festival In the Household OF Faith
IOaurch, on Tstnail street below Eighth,
on Friday evening and Saturday alter
noon.
The Knight OF Pythihs have is.ued
g01 shares at $40 per share to build
insv hall, and have already had one
|, lffth OF the amount subscribed by mem
,, hers OF the order. Tney will not Bolioi
aid outside OF the order until everJ
member has been given . chance Il
4 contribute.
The members OF the Base Ball Leagut
met last evening at Kelley's, corne
i Second and Tat all steeets -Four club
! were represented at tho meeting, q
q follows; Americus, Quickstep, VIII
/. mingto and Seaford. The league or
Ranized and appointed ech.d u!e com
I. mittee 10 Ak the dnles for the comtn
), lcham ionship games. The vacAnois
/, for two more clubs, which will constl
d tute the number to be taken In, vii
!. lhAve TO be filled by the 9th Of June o
!. else the league will consist OF only IN
"a four clubs that are named above. Tn
n ifrst game will come off on Saturday
?, IJuns 9Ih, at the Union street grounds
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

ct. CHARLES, no., May 31-At
Muslo's Ferry. on the Missouri river.
the sheriff OF St. Louis county and o
posse OF three deputies yesterday endea-
vored 10 arrest 9 gang Of river men and
. battle epsued, In which Deputy AL
beft Ahlfeldt was fatally injured.
Deputy John Monahan WAS seriously
shot through the bowels, and Deputy
O. @. Garrett vas hit three times by
bullets, but not dangerously wounded.
Sheriff Allen escaped unhurt, 1t Ia be-
lieved, bot cAnrot be found at this
time. There appears to have besn seven
river men, who lay In ambush and shot
ct the cfficers. The whole party is
known, and posse started In search OF
them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

Mr.. james E. saville, siding at NJ
$ s Jefferson street, having passed d
50th mile stone in his journey in life, vi
given o complete surprise last eveniug,5
his numerous friends Of the order Of 4
o. U. W. and officers and teachers 4
Union NJ. z Sunday School. He VI
the recipient OF handsome solid gol
watch chain from the members of the 4
o. U. W., by Prof Reynolds who MAD
the presentation speech on behalf Of Y
order, wishing him many years Of PRO
perity and happiness in this life and q
pressed hope that all present may hal
the pleasure of NEE ing him on his ~
birthday, The teachers and officers
Union NJ. Z. 8. 8. afterwards preSent9
him with pair OF elegant gold eye.ga'i
He also received numerous other hang
some and appropriate presents from
| fam lily aud Intimate friends. The eVeY
ing was passed In social way and
strumental music enliVened the otcasld
Refreshments were served In abUndaf
and the company broke up Wishing 1
host and hostess many happy returns
the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

A daughter aud servant of Frank G.
Brown, Of New York, were suffocated by
gas from an open burner on Tu sday
night at Elberon. N. ]. The child was
about nine years old and the servant q
woman Of middle age.
The little girl accompanied the ser.
want, who had been sent to prepare the
+. G. Brown residence for summer use.
This building was broken open early
yesterday morning and the dead
bodies Of the girl and servant
were discovered. Two gas burners are
in the room and one had been lighted and
was closed. The other had not beer
lighted and was open.
The servant probably could not make
the one work At first and left 1t open
Later the gas forced an opening through
the distractions The woman was Q
trusted servant and periectly familiar
with the Elberon hone. Mr.. L. B Brown
was overcome with grief when he ar
rived at 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
Fifth EDITIOM,
rhss nornIne's Uon-,

Superior Court resu mad prooa.,,
~ ~ Q CLOCK this morning, with Jndrss.
Houston ADD Payuter on the hs,o Suess
ShleI ustioe still being detained 'ne
nome by sickness. This nasa q, MI ~
kyrs vs. tbs Wilmington and Ma Mn =
up. -Hs'n taken
Charles H. AyArs wa, swcrn 49,
ooffooorhtsd the testimony slronS a
given for the defense In relStio, -,
oonoition OF the public road and ,S o
fatriok Casey testified that bs h.,
driven over the Barley Mil yosd su
before October 18th, 1888. and tour55 u's
IN Roou condition, and plenty OF roon,
for two teams to pass, Vi io'in
John STERLING, o superintendent a,
DuPJnt's oArpeBt-r chop, testified ~ 81
came effec', and Charles b. Dlu,bS,,a
upon being recalled, testified abonI ~,
same as wo@n he was on tue stnpJ h.
road. wv" Vi inc
Joseph o. Hendris testlasd tba,h.
. butcher and ireQnently nassaS
the Barley Mil road. He always f,nn5
II In good condition and 5ettscii.
safe. Mr.. Bradford announced thn, M
would close with this wl.ness, And NJ
Bird CON men oed the examination IN
Witnesses In rebuttal.
Mrs kyne testified that abe rAmsn
Tered when her husband s'ouped Al M
Columbus Inn on the day tbs seo,dsnt
happened. He got her ont aud Nan
lifted the child out; be was si,tias on
the right hand eide OF the carriage, bul
got out On the opposite aide nad Mail
the child over her. She was p),tlys
that her husband was diving ali M
time.
Joseph Car poell testified that at nd
time the trace broke, when he wa
driving in the vicinity that there yeraz
four men In the carriage, noae o.. whom
got out.
William Kyne WAS recalled, and usl
titled thar ut no time on the day Of thd
; accident WAS his little girl driving durl
Ing the time that he was cut riding I'D
said that he sat on the r isbt aide OF I'd
carriage and had the ltues In his hand
all the time.
This WAS the lAst witness called, AID
, A. b. eanborn, Esq, opened the ara
ment to the Jury for the plaintiff I'd
, continued bis argument until l2l
O'Clock, and when he concluied, ws
followed by L. y. Vandtsrift, RQ, ID
, the defendant. He o9mmenced his al
. Rumeot to the court By submitting 81
) eral propositions. after which he cited
number OF authorities aud had not cod
: oluded his argument to The Jury vhe1
4 court took recess ct o'clock until
o. olock this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

The annual picnic of the Moss Rose
Assembly, which was Z ven at the Scheut-
zen Park yesterday, was the Target thai
has been Civ in this ity for a long
time fully 500 people being in attendance
Professor Albert's brass and strinl or
ches ra furnished the music, and every.
body seemed to enjoy themselves. Visit
ors w.re present from Philadelphia,
Chester and New Castle The affair was
condu, ted in very or1s ly manner and
proved great success, both financially
and 9th rw se, the committee are
TO be congratulated for performing their
work In so cfeditable a manner The
handsome gold badge, which was to be
presented TO the member selling the
largest number of tickets, was awarded
to Mr. Thomas johnson, he having sold
259 tickets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

There is no occasion % ssu :,
anonieI OF trlnsplrlng ial' sa oi,a
YOU follow this guild; II !oM ~" N
sLances are such that you "a 49, ~,
to pay your tailor 500 for . 1ie I, !
made to order OF light'weisu' TslI1
% 10 tbs L ,onomy O,olblhs h hc.1I
Market street, and bus a ~ 4
black and white Oh ok Ens III
suit, made up IN grand ,'y .t,,, ,liI
bach, sswel with tooole va al ID
cut very no5by WITH to't ,, TO- i, n
low emit vest ard mtdlnht ~
| trousers, TO- $3.50, worth : o y XIV, n
one You pay your lallor suI bot vesl
for. and Just the thing tor hOs W
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

what we sell the ready-made
garment for; IS cents a pair.
Boys Shirt Waists of per-
Gale In bright figures. We've
sold hundreds of them for
rs cents. Our work room
crowded our duplicate room
and the shirt waists got
soiled and mussed. II you
care to straighten that part
out In the wash tub they'll
be SO cents instead Of rs.
Two cases Crinkled Batiste
In tan, cream, ecru, shrimp,
blue, rose. pink, printed In
two toned figures at 81 cents
per yard, making a very
effective cheap dress.
Two cases canvas cloths,
SO inches wide, in white,
cream and ecru, with
printed figures of black,
blue, red and brown
These goods were made to
retail at 20 cents per yard;
instead we shall sell then
for 8 cents. There's a finel
one in the same lot for 10
cents; both less than hal
value.
If you will take a domes
tic Satteen in dark colors YOU
will get it for 10 cents.
Gilbert's lace stripes Bun
ting 40 inches wide; al
wool, in black and cream
most excellent value. VIII,
is it they are reduced? NJ
matter, they are here for 2
cents instead of IS.
It's been a late seaso
among house cleaners; hav
you got through yet? Mat
tings are here in almos
every variety, fancy, damasI
jointless. white and re
check, In prices from IL
cents to 50.
Floor Linens in all width
~ yards wide, 7Cc
3 yards wide, S7lSo
81 yards wide, Sl00
, yards wide, 81 20
~ yaris wide, $3.50
d. yards wide, Sl.75
] All of the very latest pa
: terms and best importe
: Barnsley Linens.
VIM. B. SHARP & Ct
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

LANCASTER, Ky, May 31,-Nelson
Later, a farmer, living near this pace,
was found dead IN a pend Of ws:or yes
terdsy. When lifted ir5m the water n
strong door OF ohlorofJrn Issued from
his mouth Whether he committed
suicide or mt with ionl play cannot b.
asotrtaiued. He vas to Lave been mar.
ried LexI We Ell TO q young willow. He
was III the ha5i' @! CARY ing large sums
OF money upon his person no money
was found upOu him
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

Nonrobk, Va May 90; % A Ill., III
affair occurred at shoul gss which 4
miles from this city, today Ram, coli
at the hands Of W n ,l LUZ came ID
STORE STORE drunk dr. i and assaulted ,, 5asS
f Boon was shot through the se, TG n
c SUpr from an Eagli.SS 6I sp hour
bre pistol and died wa %1t Ims that the I
was arrested He claims
,ng was In self. deienst'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

Abou. 8 80 O'Clock n W., !, u;acr.hI
Un,versIty Hospital, Thif issIs' al
Spruce streets, PailsteMi9a,i ss'i.Ss,l
ing the efforts Of tins * Y SSesdg,y|
Ara had gained so nnSa n, n ~" sGis
wa wa, rssipg 80 aercoly ta, 1. .aS ~ 4
was fouod necessary 70 t ,.,are ali n
alsym. Tho pstienIs WSiT vIa
ont Of the burning bu ~ ooiIa 70 /
mil At the time Of ssU Uiaptfh s /
the FIRE was st!li IAg'ps'
will be large.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

J uSTIsON-PIERUE ~, 1883, by
Rev. W. u. Avery, at Mt, salem paIson'
ago, Mr. Charles e. Just son TO Miss Mar
gerry J. Pierce. bosh Of New Oastle county,
Del
IRYINE-Ot,ZZE EN- S.-May "a, by Rev W,
u. avery, MR.. Thomas Irvine to Miles 4 llen
OoEsens, beth Of New UAstIo county, Del
BENrLKY-SHA) KELL.--Un THURSDAY
Nay 81, at NO. tOl washington street, TIL;
city, by Rev. Adam StenRlo, Mr. Joh1
bentley, Of Little Crock hundred, tn u
state, and Mrs. Mary A. shaeFeil, d
Portage, Wisconsin.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

TOPEKA, Kan May sl.-Wilfon M
Campbell, who has hoen in the peniten-
tiAiy fer four years, and was sentenced
to life imprisonment upon being con
victed OF sssaultipg his own daughter,
has been pardontd by the Governor.
The Stat. Board Of Pardons, which In.
vestigated the case, reported to the
Governor that they were satisfied that
Campbell 10 innocent, and that hte
daughter testife falsely sgslnst him
through the iLflusDoe Of her mother.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

BERLIN. May S0.-The E nperor had
O good night.
The Vosslaohe Z3itung says that DE-
VlIchow In his ex animation Of the Em-
peror's throat found t5e elsndS to be
perfectly. healthy. The general results
OF the examination were satisfactory.
BERLIN. May 30 The Emperor has
passed q good day. He took an hours
ride and retired TO restat 3 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

NEW YORK, Msy Sl.-The police
were yesterday notified that Sophie
Eeynhrd, . handsome French women,
WHO boarded with Mrs. Ernestiine
COLES, 1872 West Twenty ninth street,
was dy ing from the ffeIts OF an Illegal
operation. Coroner E;dmau was mott.
lied, and lost no time taking the young
womap's ante norton statement. HeI
tetraJ or Was Dr, Valiant, an electric
phygioiAp.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

RICHMOND, Va, May 30.-The an.
by the Press 10 day that
Mr. Blaine would not accept the nomi
nation for President under any consid
erAticn has caused regret here among
his friends, who have oil along regarded
his nom IN Ation and election sire. His
friends now look to New York cAndt'
date for President and q Western end "a
the ticket. sherman's friends are moi
behind In enthusiasm.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

Al inventory of the large personal
estate oil lea Hiookley, The late presi'
dent OF toe Phtiate, phia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company, WIS
filed on Tuesday. The total figures are
6596,676 80 Among tAo effects are 1888
shares Westinghouse Ar Brake Com
papy, va,ued at $50 29+; 159 shares
Duluth Uu!o0 National Bauk. ct SIS,
600; $36 14O Mezlcsn Central RailionG
OompenI, aad ST. $50 Saltwater srt
St. Paul Rail gag Company.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31
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DIED,

BRlTTON- On the Goth of May, 1888, John
II. Hritton, aged % years-
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
yItod TO attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. 81 West SIKH street, on
Sunday afternoon, OF 2 O'Clock.
souTHARD-Cn the sOth instant, Sarah
Shields, Rifo OF $. s. 5outhArd, in her 18Th
year.
Funeral services At the house, 1921 Market
street, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'ei"ek
lnterment at wilmington and BrandyWine
lUemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

The house on The Cau,k farm, belong
ing TO the Randolph Peters estate, situ.
ated near Carsis' paper mill, MAI Greek
Hundred, and occupied by Jsmes
Streets. Was struck by lightning about
8 o'cook on Tuesday evening, damsg-
ing the wall and doing other injury.
Fortunately the family were in differ.
emit portion of the hcuse AID escaped
without being hurt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

HsNDLEY, NEB., May 81 While Mr.
Album, a resident Of North county,
Kansas, was out riding with his family
and some friends, IS in number, on
Tuesday afternoon, in an ordinary wagon
he attempted to cross creek which was
swollen from the recent rains When In
the centre the box floated of the running
gear and capsized. Two children were
drowned,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

Last evening buggy being driven
By Thomas wier OIL the oauseway. 0at
run into by team, the driver beine
unknown. Uoe OF tie wheels and tht
dash board were dem olIshed. The buggy
was taken to First 81 Allmon's for re-
DAlrs.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

IA horse belonging to John Aspin, the
coffee roaster, slipped End fell on The
asphalt pavement in front of the City
Hall thiR afternoon. II Was with tTou-
tle that he was gotten from under the
wagon.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

ALTON, His, May SI-Uuder the in
husncs Of raceut rains the river is again
risii z hare TIE Ws.er yesterday was
above the danger line, and IL Is feared
that the rains IN the Illinois, Missouri
and Upper M,si!asippi Valleys VIII
oAuso great dieastar before the close Of
the HEek
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

Mule pieoers are wanted by the J. M.
Pussy Company, at tbs corner OF Thir.
tenth and Poplar streets Any one
Wishing employ ment st this kind Of
work may and good job by promptly
MAX ing application TO the firm.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-31

A ,o,or was received n.a, lIg' s,stsj
i bs |. much tollsFs 4 and ID t o3art jon
=, noT gi sO'p 10 VS.. YER, 555s,sls..a q
,o SsI ,or Ia coRd!t'oa'