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Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
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29oe IarsmDbe afbulotes i 9pibeseib
Wenisbebs 8irte i Ypen Milan, Chip
peipa Co., Minneiota, ira Onsbas Niten
ben 30te Wai til Onsbas often ben
Ste Sum-, iioitleoen.
Wsoet bespuote meo @uostjeneite ben
3Ote Mai ST. 5 gitermibous. Steoets
Yrait, ben ~7lsaarise Olbins Yaitor
&. Salpeien, bOlbt en- aluorlis os bier
telis Yreoifen, buorefter ban bgb DC
8eissenoe uelfomne til bette WDbe %
nebbab CUBS naaoise 2ebelie ps Sels
iisnelie oper Spnubens 5orbanolinser.
@iterat en- 5ulomasts 8pmite bar nebs
lat for at siennemsaa ps prDue 8epres
Ientanternes 5ulomaster, lllttebes Mss
bet for ben Dag.
&c Belssenoe blep III anoiIte Qoai
cs blep bjertelis montague / 5amilierne
umtrins / Spen os hos be narmetbp,
enoe umfrins paa 9anoet. Nae aiorbe
lit Sebite for at 9jsre bet befuemt %
bpsselist for oeres @jafer. 9isie
bile plit lense beoare / Grinbrinaer
ben tierlise 5oretommenbeo % Spaae,
iom blep Dem tilbel blanbt De penliat
Seuner i Spioeseio Wenisbec.
% al be meo SpnOoen iorenebe Bro.
iter bar n9rp9renbe peo Mgbet. : 20,
iraparenoe, bincreoe enten peo Spsopu
eaer oeo ben LANCE Nitanb fra Sere;
Sjem til Mroeteoet. Gn al be irapa
renoe. SpnOSens albie YreIt, YaStu,
Yaul anperlon, er M bOiat i 6 ulurabu
en- anpen uirter ium M~isfunsprait
ssalbinston TERRITORY % en- treble DO
Ii Seabp. Spnoben tunee nspue psnts
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

benoe faIt meb Iniistet nebab. Men ba
be bapoe fjsrt ct Stpife, blep be par, at
Der blep en- tort Stride paa Marfen,
%eiterbpert, Tom be fjsrte, ibet Gresiet
nfipeces Der, buur @jsa iaa paa bet
melem Sr9tterne paa Sl1ben. De toa
benoe oa os bandit Einene til pad benoe,
lao bun life funoe le. pa be tom til
Or. DIE, loo ban itrGr @jsa lasse / en-
Spiserte:;oe og rule uooper en- 8affe;
men 9atteren bleu iparet en- Stunb, ba
Sr1iten ferit uiloe prsue, ON bun psiaa
funce sjOre 3roibfuniter. pan git ba
no meo benoe, % oa be bapoe aaaet en-
Stuno, iasoe ban, at ban bar blepen iaa
tsrlt, us ipurste benoe, ON bun lite
funoe lfafe bam noset Mtelf at brittle.
gun funoe pei bet, iuarebe bum, men
oct Dor life 9oot ior aoen, iom blep
meltet. "Oet Ifuloe bun life brpoe fla
om," mente tSr. DIE, us BAD benbe
melte. iSun ilos oa TO Yinoer / en-
@rino ltolpe % til at melfe. Men oa
bun bapoe bolot paa en- Stunh, iasoe
bun, at MI fit bun tase Yinoerne no
isjen; for bpis bet pareoe Longer, piloe
ben beoite 80 til t6usmanben itprte.
Er9iten lasoe, at Susmanben ifulbe faa
bans beoite SO isien os bun bare blipe
peo. "Nu ftprteoe aoen", iasoe Date,
rem oerpaa. "Os III ltal On gao famine
Sei iom Wooer Din, iioen jes fer, buao
On ouer til", iasoe Or. DIE, os oermeb
FOB ban benoe lasse i Spisertsnoen os
rule uofor ben famine Saffe. Wen oa
De aabneoe SpisertsHben, bar bet life
at ie / iarume END liot 8ps %
Sioen ben Sio beoer ben nepnte
5jelofole 9puaasfampen % bet peo
ANNE ligsenoe 9iern 5poaastiernet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Scn rusHifc Vetrolcuuns:
Tlom.
gn lioen Splpsnins ON Selpsnins.

s "gtp i0uitreret 9ioenbe" for 27be
Nopember 1887 finoes ct fort 8i0ebe
al observation-disclosures peb 8afll, iamt
en- fort 8efripelie ouer beres Opbaselie
cs Drift. Da Sasen bar iaa flor Sns
%teresie, pil ri berpeo fulbitanbissjore
Selfripeli en peb at meooele, bpao Der
ie1ere ct bleuet offentlissjort ON bisie
marfelise Oljeiunb. pa man for ont
trent fire glar iiben / 8afu boreoe en-
Setroleumsfiloe, iom paa en- eneIte 9aa
afsau $4,000 Gentner DIE, bet oil lise
mere END aae $4,000 amerifanite &iloer
%tiliammen, aniaa ma oenne 8tlbe for
ct operorbentlist 6aHomen % antog, at
ben mart oilbe ubtrmmes. Wen cen
Hpoer encnu, itjsnt Der osiaa iioen i
famine Gsn er bleoen boret en- bel Del
lisnenoe eler enbnu risere 8iloer. 6n
at bisie &ileer, ben 3asiefffe, siuer
alene 100000 Gentner ON 9asen, BET
oil lise mere enb ale be amerifanIfe,
saliSiite, rumeniife, birmanise o. +. b.
&ilber tiliammen.
Be 500 8afufilber inbbrinser aarlia
Tor n%GrpRrenoe omtrent 1000 MiQiouer
apart, os De ifal funne aisipe enbnu
mere. 5or bet fsrite flpber nemlia en-
betpoelis Del af Oljen al Wansel paa
Bebolbere % &affinaberier, no / bet
falpife Sao, for oct anbet er ct tort
Intal SLIDER blepen lutfete for at baue
/ Sebolb til fremtioise arau, ba Olien
MI bperfen fan raffineres eIer aiiattes,
os for bet treble lisser be MI boreoe 500
SLIDER paa EFT 6labe af 5 enselIfe apa=
oratmll, meoens belle 5labeinbbploet al
ben IpideronRe 6alps, bpis &iaoom
paa Die aIerebe par befjenbt for 1000
Nar iiben, uosjcr 1900 enselite apa.
oratmil. Sertil tummer, at naar man
/ amerita i G%lminbelisbeo fprt timber
Ole i 1000 5Obs 9pbbe, bebsper man
life at bore mere END Z q 500 SOB for at
finoe Ole / Safu.
Manse Miaioner @uart Petroleum
maa bper Waaneb lebes no / bet faipiife
Sap, fcrat nor ital bliue fpit ben puer-
Ilsoise DIE os aliseuel leperer be 12O
&aifinaoerier omtrent 60, O0O, 900 part
renlet Die, % piloe tunne leuere bet
%oobbelte, bois Der bare ianbies 9rars
portmioler. vi benne Yetroleum aaar
oper 2reoieparten paa Yatum6anen I'll
bet Iorte Saos SaUne paa Ghtpten %
&sIten bells paa @Olsa til 8uslano, bells
Ipopper til Eeriien. 8 neonte Sum er
lite lberesnet &aapetroleum, Smprelie.
ollie, 5eotreIter os andre 8iprpbutter,
lom llseleoes saar pp til umaaoelise
8pantiteter. On iorbolospis liben Del
60,0o0,000 aoart, saar Oper aibau til
Snbed ps npset mere til Siterrise
Ilene De 100 GrpOrtbampfibe, Tom | b
iioite 5 Iar er bleoen bpsset for be
faipiite CAB os @olsa, beriblanbt 81
5artsier paa 500 Tons, bar foitet Is,
100000 8roner. s Commemorate
berne aisaar baslis fra 8atum ii
@plsamunbinsen omtrent 20 SeilIar
tsier, laitet meo Yetroleum.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Glarfe'S Vlar Salpe.

Selbreoer Biles, Salt 86eum, letter,
Branbiaar, Saar, &nipiaar, Saar bps
Bsrn, @nibnins, iaare Brpitpprter %
ublet. Be, iOm lioer al Gatarrb, oil
finbe bette ct uunbperlist Mibbel %
iiffer Sur. Bebaselis at BRUCE % 9ils
frebsiiaelie s~arauteres. Sris 25 Gents
pr. sGfe, tilialss hos 6. 5. Beiier,
0ecOrab, Soma 14.l4.la
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

lluberisseIier af 9onoons Betros
leums. Nsiociation bar pitt, at rusiif
Petroleum pso ristis 8aifinerins fan
fremtiGes ~fulbfanois iaa COB iom ben
bebfte omerifanlfe. Rusiiif Tetrpleum
siper bog bare 80 Yrocent 5otosen,
naar oerimoo ben amerifanifs 9iper 20
q IS Yrpcent, men oerfor 9iper ben
fsrIts iitebetior iaameset mere Smsrel.
iesolje us 9%iprooutter. 0isie 8ipros
butter belsber fig til omtrent 10000
900 Gentner aarlis os betales fra q
Gre til l ar. II Gre pr. 9on Go
Gentuer). Brilen paa 5otosen er siens
neminitlis i 9nfu Omtrent 7 Ore for
as 8oart, meoens Ben meQemeuropRilfe
&oniument betnler aoarten meo Is Gre
sler 10 @anse iaameset.
De baarlisite 5eotreiter (omtrent
100000 Gentner aarlis) anuenoes
bels iiteoetior aul paa $50 Slietrans
port % Iasiaserbampere, FAINT paa
Here bunoreoe 9ofomutiper os omfrin9
1000 andre Dampmaf Timer, bells faites
be / Sanoet. 8 Safu foiter 20 gentntr
- Ore
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

iluhSpptiele u 4Sul guHulepe U(tutDItr
apart. &onces Toner fommer rimeliQs
uis til at blire inooilset, ielp ONT bet
unber &c rlsiife Gorbolbe CT umuliet at
lise, ndar bet bliuer, os ba oil 8etros
leumspriien / europa fable betpoeli9t.
&Drlebnin9en oil fomme til at foite ON.
trent SO Miuioner 8roner. Gaainart
transporter saar pp til 80 Yrccemt al,
bono GDrleoninsen fan Hippo siennem,
ltal aft'eIelfabet anlasse os inoen to
aar iulofsre en- np 9eonins, iom fan
fsre lisefal meset Ole iom ben fprte.
Spilten 5pranbrins ben rusIiite BE
troleum bar beuirfet os / en- enonu bsiere
@rab uil beuirte paa Beroensmarfetet,
fan inoiees beraf, at Nmerifas 8etros
leumsinofDriel til 0iterrise, @retens
lamb, 9prfiet, Gibraltar os Malta, ium
/ 1888 ltes op til 49, 700 900 @alons,
alereoe | 1885 bar lunfet neo til 1900
900 8alons. 5or Yetrpleums= camper
ps Betrcleums. &oseapparater os fig
nenoe pil Der osiaa aabne fig fore Nj
latninssmarfeber i 5prfiet, %eriien,
G%entralalien o. |. b. Selsien bar ale.
reoe %truffet 6crbolosrester for at fire
fig Qogan9 til be npe Marfeoer.
De, iom neit MenneFene fat globe
Jig ouer ben npe Seliisnelie, iom no
itremmer Ouer Soroen er Salbunbe o9
9palfilfe. Oct pil mart life lsnne lia
mere at ianse oisie Heterogeneous imafs
feoe S%nopaanere, iom trues meb llnbers
gang, iaalanse beres Seot bar nosen
0enne er MI lunfet fra so eQer
IS Yrnb STERLING til 20 Yunb, us 8pen
iom uoienote Su~alianserne,
Selu Neserfonserne paa @ulos
tpiten iorser = Yalmeulien er ialot
/ Geroi. 8erben branoer
100000 auart Yetroleum, %
ueb Siben berai betpoer Olien af 5ilf
% Glanter nun Tibet.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
Advances In Upper Delaware.

The w G T. U. srs contemplating
building hall nnd temperance odgius
hotel at Hockessin, Dol.
Whils tho growing wheat looks un
usually we'll, the planted corn looas
badly, and toe grubs have cut 1t worse
than ever known.
Hockessin has go. to be quite centre
for the sale OF horses and cattle.
Tho Mefsrs. Golding & Sons Company
are having barn buitt, 55IS5 feet, With
22 feet posts, on their kaolin farm. Col
T. ". FeIree s. Son have the contract
for the job.
Squire Williamson hss received hip
commission, and is ready to marry the
boys ald girls.
W. 4 Garrett 8 sous are having .
nics double tenement house built on
theif 10 yer SNUFF mill property.
BrAndywine Springs property never
looked half as well as It does now, and
good judges predict big run, great
popularity Hitb homo ooDf forts,
When Yorklyn becomes the ternini
of the railroad TO Kennets Square, now
contemplated, we predict many new
and growing industries.
The hAy crop win he an average one
in northern Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

This morning about Lao O'Clock, an
alarm OF hre was struck from box 23
Second and Shiplsy streets. The de
Dartment quickly responded and 1t wa,
learned that the fire was In she noIior
store Of MorTis 10 Rsadinger, No. 2Os
Market street.
Tho fTs fezmed to be In the back part
OF the store among 9 rumber of bun.
dies Of Gotten.
The fro companies soon had pug
slreanB on, and In order to reuch IL 9
fi:e tt tkylisht Ia the rear OF the bui,d.
Ing had to be demolished. II looked at
one time ns II the contents OF the storo
would bs totally destroyed, but by ths
prompt action Of tha irenen, and As.
sisiaut Engineer Hendricksep, the
barning cotton was pulled from the
shelves and quickly extlpRuished.
What the loss Will amount to could
net be ascerta'ned, as Mr.. Morris could
net be found and Mr Rsadinger ia In
Reading. ghs company was insured
thrt d n j. M. Mathsrs In the 9traSd
Company, of Philadelphia, for 81. 600,
an Anerlcus of the fame city for
81, 900; and through u. A. Van Trump,
In the Ian ,aet.rshire for 1000.
Just rs tue fire broke out Isaac P.
Davis, who lived In tbs house part of
lh9 building, died of typhoid pneu-
monia, OF which he had been III fer ten
Hetka.
Tho members of the family, terror
stricken st the terrible oom bipation OF
ran wildly from the
houee ard stood at the rear ate on
Shipley street, making loud and mourn.
fut lamentations OF tha possible burn
ing OF his body.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

notice,

6Otico.
The genuine Sbarpless creamery bat
ter has 4sarpleas printed In full on eaoh
print. Always for sails by Lynch q
Lssry, Madison street grocers, N. w.
coraer Fourth.
Lang Dissssss.
The great and mighty msdicine, DR..
Simms' White Pulmon,o Balsam,
rapidly ourse coughs, hoArseue ess, core
throat, Group, blood splitting eto. Hun.
drede OF referennss IN Wilminptou
alone. 600. aed 81. The prescription
Of DR.. sImms & Son, 4th and King
streets. Wilmington. Del.
kr IL n Bacs
thas everybody ought TO know shat A,
Sergeant givas So40 lbs. of the pest, we'll
cleaned coal IN every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindiing wood In large
loads. Lime fer whitewashinR. Yard,
loot cf Monroe etrast. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
bine sign. onening in the evening.
Tas SSroAt Eyo tt1Inody
Is DR.. SHINING Eye Cure. Infianed sore
eud red eyes, or rad eyellda, weak and
detective eyesisht from any eauee are
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied In rs and 90 cent botties, the
prescription OF DIR. simms & Bon, 4lh
and King Sts., Wilmington, Del.
A few more OF those beautiful dollar
chromos given away with every pound
Of tobscoo, ct only thirty cents pound.
Chspn, ~, Seventh and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Dol.
Twelve finely rstonohed cabinets hnd
one frame sizs With each dozen, for S3,
st Holisad'e. 3e7 Market street.
suhh'e, French ssreet wharf is the place
g bay your ccei,
Nina, eiahtesn or thirty.six beautiful
20 IN pictures tor IS cents at Hollands
rh. tograph gallery, 307 Market street.
8. 18 or SO gems for 25 cents at Cum
mings' gallery, 30s Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Several prominent gentlemen OF this
n,ty, noting ths rapidity with which
WilminRtt n IS CEMETERIES are being filled
and the very limited Bpaoe now left for
dtaposal to other parties, have sssooi-
ated tdemaclvss to2sther for the f5rma.
tton OF new oemettry on the high
gseund OF the old L)mbardy farm, on
the Concord pike. about two na lies north
of tdls oity. MessrB George Il Town.
send and Philip r. CLARK, real estst IA
agents. have the matter iu charge, and
fGu dass can he procured from them.
Those inIslo ited in the enterprise seem
tetlosnt about ofFrrlpR shares 10 the
public a. present, preferring rather to
have the control Of the company vested
in Q few hands, and from present indi.
cations there &C SINS TO be no DOUBT but
that tho ventare win be successful
ona il q tiaapcisl point Of view. This
proposed csEae;er7 will stand on high
piece OF ground, comp iislng 25 acrfs.
Is will be ts.te'ulls laid ont and graded,
having already plenty of good shade,
AMI hupart on moro treea will be set
out this fall
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

That there are over 1000 Irish voter
In Wilmington. They intend to know
when next election time comes srouud
why John Dougherty wac defeated BY
over I 90 votes.
Tbat there were numerous persons
voted on Saturday who had no legal
right TO, and they will be prosecuted by
the cttizens' committee at az sarIy day,
That the REPUBLICANS new psrf, ct
Ing rress printi and fol is com Dlete
"a eco copies psr hour. @ lite q diff
ference from lass than 8, 900, as now run
of on oar double cy Under Tayl lor press.
That several hundred dollars changed d
bands en- tie result OF Saturdays cleo
| tiop.
That there is strong tsk of q police
commiseiopi hs we'll ss commission to
axe charge OF our public schools bsiug
created by the next Lsgislatare. So be
| careful who You vote for IL you do not
Wish to have all power taken from Won
a. the nolls No other State ia the
Union will coon be able to rival Della
ware for creating commissions for its
large oitiss.
That ex Constable Harry Tfuitt, row
OF Eisemoor, was shouting HarrinS-
ton man last bsturday at the Young
M +n's Republican rooms.
That SJfgeent BARNEY MeVsy is ont
several dollars on the result Of 5atur-
dag . election.
That Thomas johnson was elected for
ths sscond time over William Blake,
bat this time he couldn't be counted
out.
That oil good Rspubllcans would like
to see Mr. Robert Porter o, ths Wn,oz
Cymmis Ion succeed himself.
That Beth Feastsr, II ne would accept
the position, wouli bs q credit 10
Mayor,elect Ha!rlngton's police force
IS It's caisf.
That prominent Democrats stood OF
the diferent polls and electionesred for
Austin Harrington.
That colored man said that hia
color drank DouRherty besr a 1d whisky
and smoked his oigsrs and took his
money and then voted for Harrington
In the Twelfth ward.
That Austin Harrington 10 the young
ees man ever elected Mayor OF vii.
mipgton.
That there 10 no reason why the BE.
publicsns should not have carried the
Eighth aud Ninth wards 70. the Cluu-
Gil representatives.. Som ethinR rotten
That the Republicans who want to
vote at the next city eleotion shonld ase
that they are put on the assessment
liet.
That prominent Dsmocrat In Will
mington vas Democrat for revenue
only. We aiwAyB theuRht he was o
proteotioniat, and are still firm in our
convictions.
That when men like Mr.. Joseph Pyle
stand at the polls we are sure OF lifting
politics TO n higher estimate OF the order
loving people.
That John Dougherty has lots Of
nerve, or else be Hever could have hunt
ed up Austin Harrington, his successful
competitor, and congratulated him On
his election. John deserves praise for
this mt
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

The dwelling huuss of Thos. Wright.
situatod near Dayett's mill, PepcSaer
Hundred, took fre about II O'Clock on
Saturday night In III ; Kitchen, and Was
entirely consumed, wiih nj ths furnl
TUE, clothing aud varIons articles be
longing to tie different members Of the
family, who had barely time to eeoSpc
With their lives after the alarm waa
given. TITO building being entirely OF
frame. burned rapidly, and in shorr
time was q mas OF flames. A number
OF the nelghbots on came to the assist
anca OF Mr. W, RHd be aud his family
vera duly cared fos. DslaWars Clark
ami others intereated themselves. and .
oolieettoa was taken MP for their bene-
DIT, The loss Ia ts.i n stsd at soms 81 600
or " 0G0. q e greater part OF which is
covered By in,u sanef. Mr.. W. hAs the
sym pashy of the eptlIe community In
his misfortune.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Eno casapest has house fa aho city
2aEnfsrd RFoa.s 4o2 Market street,

Tno ohsapest has house fa ahe city
&arafsFd Broa.' 4o4 Market street.
Oupping end lsechingI les L. Second Ct.
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Brazilian Balm, INN odiete cure for muppp.
Brazilian Balm ourcs a cold; 40 doses, lec.
90 to knrphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bssh's coal you will surely like 1t,
Ailiard u. Davis, jeweler, 8 &c. Second st,
Fine Is x. Rings, at Hanrs. 15 L. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggiat, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, 602 Wet Front street,
First class furniture at Eurphey's, 800 Ship.
ey street.
II. u. Hollis keeps tho o1ly home made
candies in this city, at No. 4 W. I'd st.
90 10 Geo. II. EurpheY's for your pSr1or
ley gLreet,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

About month ago William Ddnzte
sent communication to Council com
planning that Merrls Tayler WAS erecting
a frame building on Reed street below
NanBuren Th9 matter was referred 10
the building inspec or, who reported that
the matter in question WAS not In VIOLA
tion OF the city charter The complain
ant, not being satisfied with the action
CouLcil, had warrant Issued for MIR,
Taylor's arrest This morning the case
came up in the city court before Judge
Cummins, and after heariug the les i
mony of Building Inspector Dillon, to
the effect that the building wai not con.
trary to law. dismis ed the case. TIL
whole matter was case of persecution.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

there 10 every reagon 10 suppose will
/ give US oltau, honest and businf 81
IKE standardization Of tho affairs OF oui
city. In copolusion, hs returned yhil
thanks for the support he had recelved
and for the demonstrate by hid
| friends.
The line then moved up Jefferson ta
Fourth, TO West, to Sixth, 10 Market,
to Seventh, TO King, to ths R'pub loan
headquarters above Eighth street,
whereit WAS dismissed
The new Council will be com posed
az follows, the frst named In each ward
being those elected on Saturday, eud
ths others the holding over membert:
PfeSi6 en,--John O. EArra, ID.
Firtt wart-PTeston Ayers, D.; Wm.
G.. BAuRh, d.
ssoond-Pniiip r. Shea. D.; William
81 Quinn, ID.
Third-Thomas johnson. R Dsniel
Mckinney, ID.
Fsur!h1fssao Dilllp, d. Jamss r.
Fttih-aSorgo R. Roberts. R; L. A.
B0wor, 4.
Sixth GsoTeO H MCCALL, R Elwin
o. Moore, X
Bsyentn-samuel Chambers, R. j ohm
W Hawkins, r.
Ei9hth--Bsnjanin r. Darts, D.;
William MoMi namlp, ID.
Ninta-Daniel A Forrest. D.; Aaron
9. B,sle, ID.
Tenth Charles A. Ryan, D; NJ. j.
SbarSey, ID.
= sysnth-Franc,s T. sAwdon, Di
Joha White, D.
Twel';h-Joseph W. Coley, r Jas.
b. Mcbride, ID.
Dsmocrst,, II; Ripub.icans, 8.
a meeting will bs held for orean,zS.
tion this evening, but the Only tuI.neug
transacted will he tn, swearing In u
now mem bers. rs the clerk and bail!ff
under the nav law hold cffiee for .hrss
yesrs. May HerrinSt)n will be
sworn In and nssume the dntIes OF his
position July1.
ELECTION NOTES.
AS soon NJ Mt. Dou2hsrty learned
the result performed o very graosful aot
by driving to the Young Mems Rspub.
ltean Club, where be ackno " led ged ihXi
be had been fairly beaten. and conarat
uthted the mem bers on the result From
thers he went to Mr.. HaEring tons raai
dence, and extended hia con nsrAtulA,ions
TO him.
In the Forth district OF the Fifth
ward, Tax Collector Nesry seemed to
think that his position gave him the
right to do rs he plossed, and he eava
the officers some trouble in receiving
and canvasslHg the votes. AS he old
not dtslst when rcqueatsi, he was put
out OF the room By Inspector Joseph e.
Ainsworth.
Bon1Eea illuminated the sky In all
parts OF the Oily, and tbs boys wors ia
their glory. Boxes. barrels, and Ia fact
almost anything th<t would burn wac
brought ont as soon as 1t was dark from
hidden reoesses, aud after being piled
az niR Rh ah possible the torch was ap
Piled.
Several property holJtrs were under
tho impression that 1t was not neoer-
ssry for th. M to bs Registered, and the
consequence was they lost their yotes.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
n Ssory of Kiiraln.

The following story of Jake Kilrain's
gailantry in res 3uing a woman from a
brute who was beating her comes from
Londoa by letter. 1t states that while
Jake was riding along the Thames en-
bankm mt in Lonlon recently he saw a
big brute of coal HEAVIER beating q
woman. 10 an instant Jake was out of
Ills cab and the coal HEAVIER measured his
length on the ground. The on-lnolers
were inclined 10 jump on Ktlrain, hut
when they learned that he was the
'bloak who fought Jem Smith" they
vanished.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

l. w. s idham Il Slp, auctioneers, sold
by order of Levi q. Bird, ESQ, trustee,
on Saturday, the real. es ate of lhe la {
Ann e. Gordon, consisting of q brick
house, No. S12 MarAet street, to
A. l.. Ainscow. for $4,000; brick
house, No. S24 Market street, to
An hony Higgins. Esq, for 1o,O0o; a
farm in Brandywine hundred, containing
l63 acres, to Phil r. Clark, for Beaden-
kept, for ST., $50. 1hs prices ar5 con.
fidered very moderate, and the purchasers
may be regarded as very fortunate.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

A fsv weeks ago d.. @. W. Mann, of
Ninth and Pine itteets, this city, ns.
slstad by DR.. Ii aamar of Chester Pa,
performed dslicate and difficult
operation on G lady patient at Chester,
Pa which has proved entirely success
fal. Tho patient bs3 bsen suffering for
number years, having been treated
By nua ber OF phYstoiaos without re-
lief. uotii the hbove operation WAS per
formed.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

One OF the cars on the electric line
20 temporarily wrecked on Sun6sy ct
Fifteeath and Market streets by some
mism ansGenent on the part OF the man
runn,ug it. Ga reaching the curve near
thu bridge IL became entanglad in the
wire, breaking the stand off OF the top
Of the ear Tie brssk was repsired In
short time and the car was making
is usual trips. Over 1900 passengers
zero carried on the ele3trio cars op
8 lnday.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

The bids for the erection the lsbora-
tory Of the new Agricultural Experiment
Station at Newirk were opened on Sat
urday a found to exceed y3 900, the
amount allowed such purpose, conse-
quently the plans will be changed and
lids invited at au early date. The low
est bid was u 400. Trouble would have
teen avoided had the arct iteet proper
Idea ol the cost of the work he mapped
out
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Rev Henry D Lindsay announced yes.
terday morning to the congregation oi
the FIRST Presbyterian Church that he
had decided to accept call to the pas
tofate of the Brainerd Presbyterian
Church, at Easton, Pa, subject to the
approval of the Presbytsry of New Cas-
tie, which meets at Mest No iingham,
IA on Tuesday, the 18th inst L. is
probable that he will preach hi farewell
sermon on the 18th INST.