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Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

30 much suffering aud death has beer
reported among teaohers and pupils II
kebraska 10 the late storm, that promi
nent psople and papers have sdvocatsd
publ, contributions to heroic teachers,
and 10 III those aho have been crippled
through losing limbs by freezing To
secure accurate data, the State Superin
tendent on Tuesday issued . circular
calling on all County Superintendents ts
70 forward at once names OF teachers
and pupils In their looallty who perish.
81 In the stor ms, those who have since
disd from effects Of exposure, and the
names OF teachers who performed heroic
actions In saving aud attempting to
savs the lives Of their pupils.
The heavlest snow storm OF the seAsop
began at Halifax, Nova Scotia, on
Monday night, and continued all OF
yestsrtay. The roads are almost i'm. d.
pAssabla.
The Browns Valley branch OF the
Manitoba Il 'ilroAd, which has been
blockaded since Dscem Der 29,b, was
opsned TO Wheeler yesterday, and to
day train load OF fuel will reach
Brow V alley, M lnnesota. The fuel
supply In most towns along the road
was exhausted some days ago, aud
farmers haze besn burning hay, OATS
and seed wheat
Navigation was suspended In the
Potomac at Washington yesterday for
the first time this winter. None Of the
river tt3am9 9rs wer0 able to break
through the heavy les.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

The Wilmington Riff, Club held Its
regular weekly shooting match yester.
day, with some very dne SCORES, 8 ].
Newman making tho bsst In all four
matches The soors:
First Match E Newman, Ga; W.
A. Baco1. 63; 8. j. Newman, 81; J. f.
Gibsln, 81; j. II. Francis, 50; r. Miller,
70; II. A. Heinel, 68
Second Match. E NswmAn. as; W.
A. Bacon, "a; s Newman, 10; j. Y.
Gibsou, "a; j. II. Francis II; Il Miller,
"a; H. A. Heiuel. So
Third Match, Bulls Eye-J. &. New.
man, 67. 4; W A Bacon, 81, 1; g. ].
NeWmaO, 78, 8; J. u Gibson, b9, 2; j.
Y. Francis, so. 3; r. Miller, SO, 2; Il. A.
H.ioel, 90 4.
Fourth Match, i've shots, possible 90
points-J. X Newman, 35; W. A.
BacoD, ~; 8 j. Newman, ~; ]. u.
Gitsln, "A; J. b. Frsnols, Al; r. Miller,
2Si II. A. Hsinel, 3b.
All the members are requested to be
At The range on next Monday, the 3otb,
and Monday, February 6. to shoot for
oositious In the tsam tl compete for the
championship OF the State and silver
cup. TO be shot for In February. The
mex. regular meeting will bs held OF J
b. BelPe Star ofico en- Wednesday, the
25th Inst.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
Moro ttnste, Less speed

There's truth in these old adages
Some people seem to be always In 8
hurry, and yet never accomplish much
others never to be hurried, and yet do 9
great deal.
II you have htty letters to answer,
don't waste time in looking over to find
which one should be noticed frs j;
answer the one you trss lay your hands
on, and then go through the entire list.
Some begin thing and leave it partial
y completed, and hurry of to some
thing else.
A better plan is to complete whatever
You undertake before you leave it, aud
be thorough la everything; 1t is the going
back from one thug to another thai
wastes valuable time
Deliberate workers are those who ac-
eomplish the most work in given time,
and are less ii cd at the eUl Of the day
than many who have not accomp lished
half as much.
The hurried worker has often to do his
work twice over, and even then 1t Is
seldom done In the best manner, either as
to nCatness or durability,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
strett and ssuer plree,or.

The regular meeting OF the Street an
Sewer Directors was held last evening
The pay roll, amounting to Sl7.SS, for
the week ending January 81 WAS Ap
proved and ordered pald. Permission
was glvon the Wilmington & Northern
Railroad to lag q sidiug across the
Townsend road. The bill OF William
H. Brady WAS ordered to be cent to the
Associated Charities The contract 10
grade Heald street. between Tenth and
Eleventh, was awarded Hugh Patton
at 28H cents per oubio yard. This chlai
engineer was Instructed TO measure the
grading being done On Third street, be-
tween Franklin and RIoome ssreets.
Bulls were ordered paid ss follows
Della ware Terra Gotta Company, eb7 80;
o. II Mcguire, f25; p. F. M>rtin,
SI3 98; 8. 8. Adams, Jr, IS. 20; James
hcBTids, 500 83; Henrv Mckinney
6l4; H. q. Tucker Ss Co.. IS; EIWin G.
SAwdon. $40 81.
The assessments for curbinR and
paving were presented by the city audi.
tor. They were approved and ordered
to be entered on the lien ledger. The
assessment WAS also ordered sent to
City Council for approval.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

ionday while train No. SO Of The
eTe Division, which leaves this city
= IN. was passing through the
ta'd, the rear car was discovered Ia
Pre- The passengers were removed
ne cT which was dropped at New
Thy fire occurred In a hot air
4nhlnc along the side OF the c9r
Damage was slight. Conductor
q shefhurne in trying to ext'n-
Pie iiames had his right hand slight
f1el
kxgur i'm train for Old Point Com
ss,d through this city yesterday
la'ed Of two Pullman palace cars,
@sscuGer coaches and one combinA-
Rgsage aud smoker. and carried
Fne passergers
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
bee HIVE,'
3O6 Market Street.
Getting ready for inventory.

Getting ready for inventory.
Another great mark down.
Colored Velveteens from 7sc
and 81 down to 35c a yard.
Only few left.
81 and SI.2s Stripe Velvets
down to soc. A big loss, but
we want the room.
A few pieces OF Cancels Hair
Dress Goods go in at 35c-a
rare bargain. What we have
left Of Black Italian Quilted
Skirts cut down from SI.so to
81 each.
Plaid and Stripe French Flan-
nels, new and best goods, re-
duced from soc to 35c a yard.
Your chance for a cheap dress.
A good and pretty Century
Cloth as you ever bought for
Ioc goes in this marked-down
at 6 I-4c a yard.
A few Felt Tides, Table
Covers and Scarfs at two thirds
price to close out the small bal
ance Of stock before inventory.
Do you want to buy a Plush
Cap or Bonnet for the little one
at two-thirds price1 II SO, see
ours.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

The Caledonia Mining aud Manufao-
tuHng Company WAS Incorporate at
Harrishura ytsterdAy, with capital Of
$3.50 GOO. all Of which has been sub
soribed and $50, 900 paid up. The COM
pAny will develop the IA, ,OOO. acre estate
or the late Thaddeus Stevens in Frank.
lin and Adams counties. The privilege
OF the iron ore output has been sold TO
syndicate OF New York capitalists for q
yearly rental OF t17, 900, Copper and
tin mines and granite quarry will be
opened within thirty days.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

NEW CASTLE, Jan. 24.-Why will
men make beasts of thenselvet? A
few evenings ago IS Mr. John Mont
gomery was going home at about halt.
past eleven o'clock, he heard arosns on
the raj road. A. 1t was very dark, be
procured o lantern from his house AZ d
went to see what was the matter; right
ON ths railroad track he taw buggy
upside down, the horse also down.
Looking under be saw . man. Drunk,
Of coursa); he oAlled to thA mAu and he
said: "Where am II" When told be
was on the track he said: Oh, God ,
help me out i" By good deal OF exer-
tioD Tn the part Of Mr., Montgomery j.,
the man was released from his perilous
condition. Then, with the help Of rome
others, the horse and buggy was got of
In time for the train to pass, thus pre-
venting what might have been very
serious accident, aId whis key did 1t
g. W
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

ASHLAND, Jsu. "a The Key Q
colllery at Locust Dals is still In opera
tion aud has shipped about forty cars
of coal this week 1t is said tonight
that IN effort will be male TO start Il Q
North Ashland oolliery TO morrow.
There Ia stiil trouble a. the little rail
road town OF Cor ION. Michael Clifford +,
who 10 under bail fer hle eppeS eSranoe at
court for tbs asssultiu1 Of Ezra Myers,
tackled Charles Johnton, o coal and iron
policeman, In n saloon at that place
last nigh, but hudiEg johnson too
much tor him he cllled on q few OF hit
friends, who threw johnson to the floor
and beat him shAmefulIy. The affair
has caused great excitement, and more
trouble Is feared.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

RRADING, Jan. "a -Brozen are plugs
reSu ted In $3.50 fre hero early
yesterday morning. An ofioer patrol
ing bis beat discoverei fire in the hat
factory operatsd by William II. Scott.
rhe IRE com panies were called out, bat
nearly all the Are plugs were frozen.
The firemen we're Obliged to build huge
hIes around them to thaW them out.
In the meantime the fire gained i'm.
menss beadWay snd the factory was
co Dpletsly turned Out. Nearly 800
dozen hats aud large lot OF raw ma
terial vera consumed. Tns loss on this
Is w. 900; insurance, $4,000. Tho
baildtnR and machinery were owned
by E. 8. Anmon. Hts loss 10 over
t2O, goo, Insurance small.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Those inserested in. decorating and
making their bawss boan,ifui should
cali and inspect tbs exhibition OF em
broidersd household articles At the
Singer Mfg. Go. . cfice, No. $40 Market
street. This is certainly tho finest thing
Of the kind ever seen in Wilmipgton.
The exhibition is free to all, and the
ladies' should not miss tbs opportunity
OF seeing 10 what use that most useful |
household article, the New High Arm
Singer machine, can execute. No. $40
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

-. MoOay, Hr Indyslns I'D.
.T X. LaleS, t1i -est Froptr
Il ssnls, No. 1873 Lowering avenue.
JAS. a. Ooliioa, n ar mttdlstoWn, Dsl.
Proud h Merris1, UhristianN I'D.
u1o1lsy n BAid vim, b)6tl's U0fnsr.
ruary.
.-eOid 4 % rSsl ensts. oity.
N IN II. nlnehsli, AdministratNr, city .
h slmos No dansa HtaaIJ wIas di.
j } fUora -. u I'D.
,operis Il Hnnnum. Uhsstsr, Pa.
2. W. harris, foeS sder hi.
|HAr smith, W U. u nd.
Ia. stewart, PspoAder Hid.
Nv. Y. watper, Wilmington.
=Emma ard Julius uisrk, n l.. Hd.
Adam DAY ystt, Psnssder HID
la. n. Iysar, horses, O1egtor.
=ilavli X air, UarisIiAna Nd.
4, PRANK duncan. n. y. Hd
Joh1 n. l,oc, brandywino HID.
E. Y. Warner, Wilmington.
Kown W. q. - Hid.
,rar IN Il JorJan, N ~ Uas.io Id.
K.Kttr NeQ Cistis Hid
FiNAm Lyman, W. q u Hid.
sanlei lrtaer, " q q nd.
hunAs MACY, ked Lion HID.
~ IN. UhrsIAua HID.
hmusl Oar isis, ". ". u. lid.
BIZ and iIrnlng utaDsts q, handy Hd
" and L.. q. Dieni, n. u. Hid.
smelO y Morrison. W. u. u. lid.
q. Fnrris, PsuoNisI Hd.
b mIs Ni.soa, ChtistlanA Hid.
larry MAhaiiy, hTahdyWine I'D.
%. ~ no. Dliii Ofeek hi,
& so.den q ConeNEy, hrandywine I'D.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Prices are still unchanged and will
remain 90 for some time 70 come.
Apples are Is To 20 cents per half
peck; bananas. Is 10 25 cents per dozen
white grapes, 10 10 10 cents per pound; /;
lemons, IL TO 10 cents per dozen
oranges, 20 10 30 osnts per dox IN; . few
small ones ~ 10 cents per dozen.
Potatoes are IL 10 Is cents per half
peck; 40 to 55 cents per basket; turnips
are . cents per half peck, or rs osnts
per basket; cabbage Is . to 8 cents per
head, or "a to ~ per hundred; lettuce is
8 cents per head; celery is 3 cents per
stalk.
Meats are as usual. Pork steak and
sausage, II cents per pound or 3 pounds 9
for 70 cents; scrapple,e cents per pound ;
beef, TO 10 cents per pound; IL to "
oents for choice pieces. Butter la 50 TO
40 cents per pound. Eggs are 80 10 36
cents per dozen. Cheese IL IL to Is
oenu per pound. Chickens are 81. Is TO
N,i6 per paii; ducks ere 81 so to % per
pair.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

The Legislative conmitt,s held
smother session yesterday morning,
when Mr.. AllAbsnd offered resolution
that the license account Of Clerk Ooch.
ran should be referred 10 the suditor
and Stat, Treasurer for uination.
This was opposed By several OF the
members, who conteuded that IL was
the duty OF the eommittas 10 attend 70
this business and they should do II.
After q long discu saion 10 was deeided
to postpone the matter until the after
nocn session, when it wAs again taken
up, and Mr.. AllbAnd offered the follow.
ing:
"Rssoived, That II 10 the sense Of this
committee that In the dispute as 10 the
CORRECTNESS OF Mr.. u. r Cochran's 30.
oouRt between bim and the audltor
they do not possess the legal power TO
settle the matter; and We declare that
10 10 the duty under the Law for the
auditor, State treasurer aud clerk OF the
peace TO settle this matter without in
terferenoo from this committee -
Mr.. Ferguson offered the follow ing ~
q substitute:
"WHHREAs, IL has been represeu ted
to the comm ittee that certain diaorep-
ancies are alleged 70 exist IN tho license
| eOoOuhNH pOhWSoh thO oh8bD nuhttOh bhu
Ed win r. Cochran, clerk Of the peace Of
New OAstle County, and.
| "WHEREAS, Tho committee has ex.
smined said aocount and the apparent
discrepancies therein, and and that the
said Eiwin r Cochran has accounted
ior the aggregate value OF the licenses
which have been delivered TO him; !;
therefore be IL
Resolved. That In the opinion OF this
committee the raid Eiwin r. Cochran,
as Olerk Of the Pesoe for New Castle
County, is fully exoneratsd from any
charge or suspicion OF not accounting
for all the monays received for licentes
issued by him
This was followed BY another discus.
sion, which continued fer some time,
and when At last vote Was taken Mr..
Ferzuson's substitute was adopted,
Messrs. Allnband Aud Dasey alone vot'
ing In the negative.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

kHE United B!A.es Ssuata has not
N any too som IN passing . bill ap
bprlaliog eli, 40 6s6 Of the surplus
sbe treasury for the re,uru OF the
Bet taxes paid By the various 6tA,es
he prose,ution OF the war for the
&rressluu OF the rebellion. This was
&sb. o, honoe Owed by the general
bern u sns to the loyal B,a,es, whioh
&pg tho bour OF the nAuon's need
,y responded With meu and means.
lso rimeurses private ipdivld ual,
HE s,u,h who we're im poverished
nGtoDN assessmsnts levied upon
~bsre, Ne 's the case 10 South
llu, ,be tl2o 900 refunded to tnai
J all DO paid 10 owners or heirs oil
IIAni rlsotAtiens, held by the
ersl troops during tbs var. There
b doab' about the bill passing the
se, and II Is .qu,lly csr'Aiu, as II
great txent .ifscls the y nth, the
biden, will not dare to veto It.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Last'vening Thomas Keatley, brak e.
man on the way freight train coming
north was struck by Moody's overht ad
bridge, on the P, W. b b. Railroad, be.
tween Newport aud the West Yard, and
was severely Injured. He was found BY
The men on the train lying on top OF the
car. He was taken to the office of de-
tectiVe Jones, where Mr.. Jones aud de-
ective Vandegriit temporarily dressed
his wounds. Soon after Drs. Draper aud
Ogle arrived, and gave the necessary at
tentions. The wounded man Was then
taken 10 his homo at No.S33 West Fourth
street, where he lives with his widowed
mother. The most serious injury Is a
confused wound on the back OF the left
ear. The wounds are serious.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

NEW YORK, January "a. = Coroner
Rooney and IA jury met In Brooklyn to
night and formally investigated the death
OF William Dempsey, which occurred
during prize fight at Fort Hamilton
last Saturday night between Dempsey
and Simon Besser A number OF re
rorttrs who were present at the fight tes :
titled, stating that fight only lasted about
a minute, but that several blows were
struck-oue on Dempsey's head, that
made him staeger and fall to the floor
Besser was the principal witness. He
saidhe had known Dempsey for six years.
was on good terms with him and had
agreed with him that the prospective
light should be "lake''-that is, no hard
blows should be struck. And he was
positive that he did not strike Dempsey
Alter listening TO DR.. Shepard's state {.
ment oi the results of OF the mortem
examination of Dempsey's bouJ tAe jury
decided that Dempsey's death was due to
shock and exhaustion and exonerated
Besser. Thereupon Coroner Rooney dis.
charged BesSgr.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Brow Reid, Of .ElmIra, an alleged
|rton deu ctlve, was convicted ir
bizarre last evening OF "Wi ful and
|pt perjury " In the case OF Joseph
tr, a desler Ia dry goods, som'
b. ago, Reid was the main witnesf
y Insurance companies. Reid tehti
bat he was present at an appraise
|bhortly after toe Ore at 0rr's store,
%, aud while there he saw Orr frau
Ply transfer goods from one shelf 10
.fr, 20 that they might be appraised
Rud time Many witnesses. among
pie appraisers, testified positively
!, i'd had not been present when the
4ory And apprA!semGnt was made,
AAt he hal tworn falsely In the mat
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
Brsvittss
=: :s:ss;:: y: !. =: ::::: ::

Fhe cheapest has hsuse In she sfty
kumfera 6rosS zea Msrkes street
Try nushp coal yoa viii nks L.
Brasilisn Balm cures Q sold; 20 sosss. 100
90 70 hnrphey's for yoar bed springs.
Bay yoar furniture At Aurphey's.
Try BusA's coal ysa wfil sureiy iike It.
hhiars y. Davis, Jeweier, . n. Second o..
Fine 10 X. Rings. nt HAnrs u e. Fourth.
y. Hoop Smith, arusrist sth sad King.
American LssndrJ. es West vrsnt street.
yirst class fernitsre at Msrphev'A. 200 ship-
$50 eash win buy 9 briek house. Apply
70 Hsald d Ds.
rhe ssH cough candy .: No. W. Second
street.
es 70 Gee. 4. Nurphcy,s for ysur pari 81
ley street.
10. Bryant Ne. II East ssvsnsA sweet,
10 taking orders for tue revised and latest
ediao OF samantha At Saratoga. Price TO
dneod 70 tLfk. Agents wanted.
Hyou want Your Heaters and Range over
hAsied and putin good order fog the wintor-
send your order TOY. hast Fourth street Pick
ois' Stove and Heater Company. By tcio-
phoea, humber n. ID viii Be promptly item
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Having sold my plscs in the oountry
ct GFeenbank, / will Offer ct privat,
sale good oow that can't be beat aud
will sell At Q bargain; y good butte.
COW; n T-ysr old horse; . SOW pig,
Chester County white, 4 month old; Z
largo cy iipdtr Itove, used about one
year; hoes, rskss, forks, bss hives, and
. lot OF choice Plymouth Rock chick
ems and good Shepsrd doz. Inquire
ct residence, eenbauk. De'.. or RK
PUBLICAN ofiioe. W. eCorr VERNON
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Madame Rsvero's Female Pills for
women newer fall 10 always give speedy
and certain relief. Hattsfaotion suaran-
teed or money returned. Sent by mat,
securely sealed, In plain wrapper. for
one dollar; three boxes for two dollars.
Particulars In lotter for four cents In
postage stanps. Address Mrs. IA.
REVERE, Box 2ss, Jsrssy City, n. ]
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

BIsuoPvILLE. Md. Jan. 2a.-Mrs
Burton Nelson this week fell down
siairs and severely injured herself abou,
the facs. DE-. Holloway attended her.
The Rev. u. u. Carpenter, who fol
come time past has bsea preaching Ai
the Blsbopvillo Nj. Il Church. hss
passed his examination before Preald
ing Elder I. o. AyArs at the quarterly
conference OF that church. His average
was an unusually high one. Several
members Of the church made very II It.
tering remarks In regard to Mr., UAT-
penter's work slncs ne came among
Them.
Mis- Maggie Carpenter, Of Whining.
ton, returned home to.day sasr q week a
visit.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Dv. ssprns' Eys oars.

The finest sys tonic. eye stsengthener
and promoter Of clear, healthy, strong
sight Weak. infiam cd and sore eyes
are quickly sured. LoHg siRhtsdpess,
or short or near sightedness is wonder.
fully relieved by restoring the lost
sction OF the nerve, By removing ali
raralytio or oonEestive tendencies.
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
made strong and diseased eyos are mad 9
we'll by using this famous eye medi.
cine. 26o. apd sec. bottles supplied
Main depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington. Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

This morning about 8 80 O'Clock ar
alarm OF hre was struck from box IT,
fhe fre was . slight ono In the water
tank OF the Diamond State Iron Com
pany. The department responded and
the hre was promptly extinguished
The damage 10 slight. Whom the alarm
struck the engine horses of tho Wash
iugton Fire Company were OF the black
smith shop being shot. The "boys" o.
the company were not dAuntsd, how
ever, but seized the engine and pulled
10 to the hre In good old.tIme style.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Lumm, The successor Of Albert
''tDns as edltr Of the Chicago
himself on honday
speech a. meeting of tht
pn'on a7 IAN Anarchist, not only
tac obJ cttn be attained is Goa.
fput also on the point OF tactics
Erons, . He added 'T staud on
q ground IN that respect as Baku-
my itiend John Most, and l he.
|ihe theories OF the Anarehia,s
n,ly wern convicted -
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Tbs steamer San Marcus, which ar.
rived at New York yesterday from Ha
yAna, brought the crew OF the bark ID.
Chapin, OF Boston, which sank at sea
December 20. After being in their boat
ten days without food or water, and
loting BY starvation and exposure Cap
tain W. q. Hull. the cook and one sea.
man, the rest Of the crew were rescued
BY the schooner Luis q. Rabel and
taken 70 SAgua.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
oiobosd BY galway Policemen.

DUBLIN, January 24.-A row occurred
at he railway station at Galway to day
between crowd which was awaiting the
arrival Of Fathers Burke and Francis and
the polics. The latter charged the
people, using their batons freely, while
the crowd retaliated by throwing stones
and bottles. Several persons were In
Jursd, among them q member Of the
Municipal Council, who received three
cuts on the head from . policeman's
baton. Among those clubbed by the
police were women and boys. One boy
is dying from the effect, Of the clubbing
he received.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Yesterday In the United States Or
cult Court, Anthony Higgins. E,q.. for
the MeIohAntL' Exchange Bank ,of New
York, and Bradford q VandeRrift. rop.
resenting the Lord Il Polk Company,
of Odesss, were before Judge Walss
arguing motion to show cause why o
receiver should not be appointed for the
defendant company. The hearing Will
be concluded to day.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

The entire stock of MoOartney &
Kenny, consisting OF carpets, furni-
ture, upholstery, etc., was sold at pub
lilo sale by Sheriff Lam bson yesterday
The total amount realized Was s., ,4sS 80.
The purchaser WAS william MoMsna.
min, the heaviest creditor. There is
talk OF tho business being resumed 10
Mr.. McMeIamin's name.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

fatlln rom Belgrade, Montana,
r''an ia3oter, who was ill was
~ atmerln a room without flre
Fuiiy neglected. After an un.
N ia night the man was found
l'ilh. His body va, then re
II ihe wooished, where It was par
tou'ed hy hogs. 1t is asserted
ooIS that ihe farmer al owed the
Pfr'@1 to avoid paying him a large
a- wages.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

the great Leading lung remedy oil
Wilmington, Del. No one ever reSchel
consumption who uses it In time; II
will nj ways preyent and most frequent
ly cures consumption. 1t stands unex
celled for curing coughs, hoArsenesE,
Group, sore throas, &c., 500. aud 81 90.
Depot Fourth and King. sold by
dealers,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Geo. L. MooAy ~iil sell Mt publio sale
on Thuraday, January s6th, 1888, on
the farm known as Bethel Farm, situ
ated on Poulk road, BrAndywine Hun.
dred, so head OF good COWS, head Of
good horses and all the farming uten.
sils, hay, straw, corn, corn fodder and
wheat In ground, 10 commences ut /
o'clock d. m,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

|, has been announced by Colonel
Milo W. Locke. OF the Brandywine
GrAnit' Company, that his company
has received the contract for furnishing
the cut stone to bs used In the construo.
tion OF the foundry At the Washington
Navy Yard. The oontraot is o very
large one.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Yesterday . new pulley which had
not been properly adjusted by its
maker, Jumped from it's bearings while
being tested ut the Melville Gambrill
Cotton Mills. About fltty feet OF shaft
Ing were twisted by the accident. A
stoppage Of the mills for one week is
the result
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

The eclipse OF the moon next 5atur
day will occur In the evening. The
uoon will enter the shadow ct 4 %
O'Clock. The total eclipse will begin at
8 2e; the middle will be at IS; the
total eclipse will end at 707, and the
moon will leave the shAdox At SGT.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
a UAzn.

To all who ere suffsrinS rom this or.
rors and indlsoFesions Of youth, nervous
veal meas. eazly decay, loss OF rohnho ood,
&c., will send recipe shat will cure
You, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a miss! 10 nary
in South AmeTica Sane self.address-
Cd envelope 70 the EBy. JosRRH r.
IAMAM BsHtinr n. New y0sE CtsY.