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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-28
Signs Of Death Among Negroes,

signs Of Death Among Negroes,
Ifa person sneeze once whiIe eating
II ishis death warnin,."
III Hdeathbe very near dogs will bark
and whine q unseemly hours. "a
One must never step over graves;
neither must one count graves nor
point at grave. - 10 -
III, on sunny morning, a brood of
chickens lie fiat ron the ground all in a
row, with wings spread wide, summing
themselves, they are measuring grave.
Should 3 rooster come 10 n house
door and crow Justify into the house.
The death spirit will be the unweleome
guest who will soon enter that door.
A house must never be swept out
after sunset; there isL some woeful
portent attached to the act; nor must a
broom, used with cleanly intent, touch
the floor while a corpse lies cold within
the house.
z To hear cows lowing late in the night
-"down deep in de .night"-is as sure
a warning of approaching death to a
near and dear one ''ez nIsome passon
were already laid on the coolin' board. !"
When a dog comes to the yard in
front of q house door, there lying on his
back with legs paving the air, making
a motion. TO and fro as If rubbing his
back, he measures a grave for some
member ofthe household. " huf ~
Never dig | grave until the day of
the funeral; for, if left open over night,
the gaping mouth will call, and call,
and call for a whole family to follow
that way. Neither must the burying
of the dead be after sundown; for doing
the deed on the wane of the day will
place direful spell upon all the dead
ones family and friends to follow soon
to the last rest. ''E gre" r."'7t's.@
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-28
In the Usual Way.

Byione of those unexpected turns Of
fortune which occur in Albany as often
as anywhere, a man who but half a
dozen years ago was hod carrier has
become comparatively wealthy. This
change Of financial circumstances has
had the usual effect upon the hod car
rier's wife, who enjoys decorating her
adipose form with what she supposes to
be the lateststy She has alsoy not
withstanding an utter disability to
read, affected fine literary taste, which
she ostentatiously announces when
ever possible, Calling upon, a q lady.
whom she has been trying to make her
self acquainted with, she picked up
book from the table, and innocent of
any knowledge that it was copy Of
the Bible, asked the loan of it for lit
tie time, 'as she had not the book in
her library" After keeping it about a
fortnight her visitor returned the vol
ume with profuse thanks. "How did
you like it7" was asked. "Very well,
indeed, but I knew how it would turn
out before was half through. They
got married after all. -.AlbaaH Jour
nal Ea9 E ~ @# s& a% s
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-28

The bcston earth CAN truly begsaid of
Griggs GEcerine Salvc, which is asure,I
safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises,
scalds, burns. wounds, and all other
sores. Will positively cure piles, letter,
and all skin eruptions. Try this Won
der healer.T Satisfaction guaranteed OF
money refunded rs centssrs IN a1y.
n Yang q II . , aAEts &FAF 45afirs
uL. aE l1s't N For sails by sanr B Balsley. I
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-28

Z ABlood Tonic. Hibbard's Rheumatic Syr-
up is the greatest blood purifier, in the
world. Reason teaches the lesson. Read
their formula, found in their medical pam
ptaet.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-28

Grasshoppess have appeared In large
Numbers In Minnesota.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-14
THE REDS ARE STUBBORN.


STANDING Rock AGENCY, Da., August T.
No council has been held since
Friday until today. IN the council this morn
ing there was no favorable change in the
sioners in weli-considered and earnest adj
dresses warned the Indians OF the bad results
likely to occur III case Of their refusal to &C
cept the offer Of the government.
Before The meeting of the council tho COM
missioners knew thatit had been determined by
the Indians to 20 home. In open council John
Grass reiterated the determination of the In
dams TO feluso TO sign either paper. Gall said
his people would 20 home today. They started
to leave, when Agent Mclaughlin rose and
ordered them to remain, which they did. The
commissioners finally adjourned the council
and tod the Indians 10 20 home and attend TO
their crops, and the commission
erS would proceed 10 other agencies
wanted again notice would be given them.
They then dispersed quietly and set out for
their homes. Every possible argument has
been used to induce he Indians to consent. II
is certain that they had determined in their
councils long before the arrival of the commits
sioners to reject the offer. The reports from
the lower agencies are conflicting. The next
agency visited VIII DO Cheyenne river.
The Action of the Chiefs.
STANDING ROCK, OAK, August o.-The
commissioners are still here and viii remain
here for the present The Ind aus have gone
quietly to their homes as advised by the com
missioners yesterday. When free from the re-
straint Of their leaders they viii think more
seriously and fayorably on the propositions
submitted 10 them By tie goyernmCnt
Evidences Of this already appear. Those
faYoriug the proposition are beginning to come
in singly and ign 70 accept the act. The COM
missiouefs Lave now conclusive evil
deAce that the refusal OF the Indians
to sign tho agreement when massed
together ia the council was owing to a prceon-
ccrted scheme vi iutiuid ION luauguated and
carried by Sitting Bull, Gan and others
who have been 40 war wiki tic United States
since the teaty oi Is6s.
avoWs having ever ceGcd any land 10 the
United Slaiea. the Indians are quiet and or
derby and no lad feeling % manifested and
none Us expected. Tie commissioners have
informal ou from Indian sJ1rcc5 that when
freedom ~ speech and aciiDu arc secured, "a
large number gill accept thc oiicr
Lady Jane ileureta Swinbuue, mother Of
Alnemcn Cnailcs ulglune. llt entered her nine
ticth yeat. Her pO9I health T. owing Ia part 10 the
TACT that shc seldom fends hei sons poems.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-14
Sensational Scene In a Cemeterv.

from the South wales, Eng Times.
An unseemly display of popular sentiments
was witnessed at Pcnzanee cemetery on Sun
day. Thomas Oates, who had only been mar
ried twelve months, committed suicide on
Tuesday night by throwing himself into tho
deepest part of Penzance harbor, with 140
pounds Of old iron round his neck, to which it
was secured by piece of his mother-in-law's
clothes-line, Tho deceased, his wife and one
Child lived with the wfe's mother, and popu-
lar opinion attributed the suicide 10 on un.
happy home. Two thousand persons attended
the funeral. When the clergyman left the
mob tried to hustle the young widow and her
mother into the grave Failing This, they
stripped the younger woman of her Widows
dress, bonnet, gloves and wedding ring A
policenan got her into the sections house, and
heland three volunteer preservers of tile peace
saw hor safely home They were followed by
O jeeFing and shouting crowd, the worst often
derS being women
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-14

Cornell university recently examined the
records Of all mon who had engaged IN intercolle
ginte cOntc5ls since tbe opening II the institution
70 determine Tie influence Of The pursuit Of athoi-
les upon scholarship. II was concluded that alh-
letca kept witAiu reasonable limits, was not In
conflict with lhc educational pup 40 Of the insti-
tuition Crew men averaged ~ por cent ball play
efs rs and track athletes 10 IN scholarship for tho
year; 10 Per cent vas necessary for graduation.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Peculiar Eatal,ry a, sea.

A telegram resolved from Madras, VII
Oalcusta, reports = remarkable OCCUR
Eenos ct sea. IL 10 reported that OF
June 18Th, soon after the steanabIr
Clan Mcintosh had left socotra, .
series OF deaths due to Asphy xiR t1oh
plaos on board. The steward, accom-
panied By the butler aud boy, entered
the ssoreFoom In the port hold for the
purpose OF Issuing stores, leaving q mnp
on The second deck to rscsive tue stores
ss handed mp. The first three bad
hardly Itaohed the storeroom before
they were asphy IiRted By poisonous va
pors emanRtlDg from tins hold, and the
nam above wSa also overcome and fell.
hfeEau BAw this man fall and report.
ed the matter TO the second officer, who
Immediately descended the hold with 9
lighted lamp. Thlo was extinguished,
60 II Ia stated, and the officer, = 1v vercnme
by the Fss, fell down. TIE chief officer
than c9scep and found the body Of
the seecnI offteer. He had 1t hauled
up wl)h 81 ipRs and followed IL. Then
he desceV ded again and underworld TO
Eescus th othere; but fell dead. The
second n ud third engineers, two quarter.
mastoI1 and several natives, after re
OovelfniI the bodies, were with din u,ty
revi,T,d.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Wsahlngton JortlnRa.

WAsHIN1ToS, July 81 7 ha Tariff
sno-oonmlttsso OF thA Senate ! striving
70 kssp the oetshs o. us on secret
Whlle Toe sop e1ntes OF the ew bill are
PRACTICALLY Ia shaps, they ~ still sub.
leos - revision aud ohAnGe : II the sub.
oonmttteer u Is said mo 'r ee llss con
!aius between go and 10 ua' ' srtlclss.
The KcrliaostlOn bill, - completed
by the House COnmistee n ArpropriA.
tioIs Q, provides for the Mt 1ats expendi.
turs OF aboGt $4,000, ,OCO, but the hppro,
priation io- tie current car ia limited
to B3, 2D2. $40.
The President has 81 Ennd the Post
ollce Appropriation hill !, the Ioin, reso
luton slsctiug mSnaReI q OF the National
Home for Dlyablsd V ,iuntsers snd IL
penaiOn bills,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
NVanhen Hnr Hanr,.

Miss MAinehsncs-Gsorge, you have
tsked Of ms tha dearest treasure q
woEuA an has--her heart.
George (tmpatiently )--Yss, Irene, re-
lieve my agony OF susoense.
Miss Malnchsnoe-Eon must give me
lime,
George-Tlme2 How long, desrest2
A day, . wesk, a m )nth, a.
Mics Maintenance (tWeelly) - No.
George, on y time enough to look you
up In Bradstreet's.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Personal.

Wm; NJ. Pyle is visiting Norfo k,
Virginia,
George . Elliott, Esq, has arrived
DR.. H. r Wilson started for Alaska,
on Thursday In order to see what Is
Solug on 10 shat part of the world.
John 7. GArdrsr sailed for Europe OF
Wednesday.
a. B. seidol Is visiting westpc es
N. Y.
Mrs. L. TAtuAll Warner Is vlsli Eos
Lake Mohunk, n Y.
Mrs. Thomas Mt,hell and aon. nr,
Waiting the Delaware Water Gap.
ProthonotaTy Geo. A. MaxW ! hal
returned from a visit 20 HAlifax, N 8
Mas Bsrtie, daughter OF Jones Guth.
rle, Esq Is visiting her siste Mrs
Jotl ohrls'y, near JenDervilie, { Jhessol
Couaty, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Aouidentiy o rerbenra.

Thas young man. o msnipulatoF OF
Iron, was pounded rsueroiinIly by IN
lra:s mother in tbs wense7n part OF the
city right or two ago. The mother
seriously objected to sons Of his a!ten-
tions which he wss bsstt wing upon her
pretty daughter. II ia said the old
lady also gave the dAu Ehter a pieoe OF
her mind and forbade irsr 10 be seen in
the young mans comp Eny again under
severe parliament
That goat IN the western part of the
city is said to be able TO digest old tin
cans.
That our police fcroe looks well and
sre thus iss u credits 70 the heads OF the
department.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
A BaakelfrlI d Dynamite.

CHICAGO, July s7 Tho ChyeAgo
police yesterday fcnod in SsYic'e shop,
.the gunsmith arrested on wednesday,,
Itor alleged o,mpll0,ty In I'll, plOh'o 40 kill
Judges Gray aud GFinnsll aud Inspe0.
tor BonfGld, e market basket 30ntliH-
Ing ten pounds OF dynamite,
What was supposed to 30 3 huge
bomb. a piece Of iron pipe three inches
In diameter and Bixtsgn inches long
was found IN q barrel o; apples on q
train here yesterday. Too apples had
boon shipped fsom New Albany, Ind,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
sA4EEuOssE - OMIO KAaz.R0AE
sCA&OUAH IH kFFEOr. ApslI az, 1854
Trains leave DllsSsro Avenue Dsp0E
EAST f,OUUD.


EAST BOUND.
For PbiiadaiphIs and Uhe5tez, slE, gH
%, sS So,9 q, 10 80 and #ll Il a, n; % % 90
On SundAgs,T 30. 7 b5, o 0b, 10 90 and RllAiS a
NJ %, 0o,S bs,Hs 70, 8 20, 9 &e,a 4s and 81
p N.
WEST BOUHU.
For Sin6erly, Accommodation, daily II q
.. II.
Eor baltimore, accumulation, dSily e1,
for Chicago and Pittssarx, express, dAil,
SO a. IN.
Cincinnati and st. Ls1iS express, dan,
II 89 . m.
Baltimore accommodation, daily 7Bpm N
PittsOurR, Ohioago Aad st. Louis express
daily 40 pm.
sinxeEly acoemmetasiou, daily 80 p m.
POk LhHDSA 8RLCi, 9 10 n M.Suack
s 90, . 40 ?. M. dAis7.
Trains isAss MsIEst Street Btssion.
Rof Fhli4delphi6 Rb p. N. dEiiy. 10
sAlEiniOTe e ?. ~, oEtly. Ecl Lander
esTE F.eo and I1-ao A. ID. taii5, except Sun
day. glos n ca Sunday on.J. s.sa ana S.sl
Pi,t.buFE. OsissKo and 81. I.cuiu txprss
TTains for VsIsnInRtOn.-LssYs FAnadot
phiA, daily, y ., lo.0o, Ill 60 =. d., u o.
noon, ! -, asa, 4 50, h&eo, G.sS. sic, 10 le
Daily, sgesps Sunday, so, ESO q. d
Ad.3s, and 5 D. N.
Sundays only, SIS Q m.
EEprEss trains
RATRs TO WESTERN FoINTs sowAR THAI
VIA AEx OTHHR LINZ.
W. II .OIIEMENTH, q DJSOULh
3enH Manager. ESaf Pass. EEGE
TeisDhona Hn. lan.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
rRs lONs OF rus BuHRs.

Hear the EeRg that the brides tell -
Ohihk ohlnK.oAtnk Ia ohoal
Olear and HVest - 3 bilVory bsll,
Hiding there In the moIsy dell
Chipk chink .G-oheo arehoel
Under my wings are eggs Of bus,
OhinE ohink ehlnH . ehoel
EzSe Of the prottiest possible hue,
Ssieis hidden fforu raiu and dew,
Ohink-ehink-a-ohos ohssl
'R1re little birds there room will be.
Ohlnk ahlLR ohiuk .a.ohoe!
Babies Eve to be fed by me,
watched and Ruarded IA tits old tree,
Ohink-onink.a-onee-a-ohosl
"Ths bRppisst bird iu the world am /,
Ohink-ohink.c chibk A.oheel
Soon 1hGll sinH a iullnby,
Haghing my sSbies when thov cry,
Ohihk ohink a-oheo n .cheol"
Thts is tho song the brides tell,-
Uhink Soink ohipk-E chsel
IN voices sweet aa a EiiYBfy bell,
Ht log there In the mossV dell,
Ch!nk o5iLk-a-ehee a,oh0sl
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Buried alive.

On farm neAr Jobnstown, Heb., .
man nam ID Anderson went into . we'll
with the intention Of cleaning It out
and repairing the cur5ipg. When down
about 65 feet be dis1overst the walls
caving In and raised m alarm. He vas
drawn up about 20 feet. when the we'll
completely closad IN, burying him alive,
A desp Atoh from Johnstown adds: A
new wsll is beiua dug besides the old
one anil the work will be continued day
and night until the man Ia found,
although there is bat little be pes OF
discovering him alive.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
WLk.MINnrON . NORrHnRN z. n

Time taole in effect July sth 1883. Trains
leave Wilmington (FTeleh Btreet) As follow 9;
For Residing BirdBboIo, Joanna, Spring.
helh, WAynesbnrE JRoctOn, Manor ,PottsvUle
TSm2qua, Allentown, Lebanon, Nernera.
vile ana all points on the PhiladelphlA Rnt
Reading X. r., 7.e0 a. IN. and 10 p. IN.
For Springfield, Waynesburg Junction,
COateByule, EMbTeevlle, Lenape, ChAddii
Ford and Dupnnt's and intermediate pOlnta,
2. % a. NJ, ana S. % D. m.
For COatOAville and intermediate points Al
LOO a. M, 2 40 ami 6.O0 p. IN.
For West Chester, 100 q. M, 80 and 6,N
p, m,
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
For New Bridge and intermediate pointA
Ii. IS p. IN,
On sunday for Reading and intermediAt,
points, at sos a, m, and for Springfield Ant
Intermediate points at 800 p. m.
A, q, McCAUsLARD, BOWhE Es5 BRIGGS.
spDerInlenQesl, tep'l PAss; AK't
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
A Gall on Harrison.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, July 27.-Fif-
teen of the delegates to tho Colored
Conference In Indianapolis made an in
tirmal call upon Genera Harrison on
Wednesday nigh, The callers wsre
chiefly deegatss from Penney lvsuiS,
and belonged TO the Turner wing OF
she Conference, which WAS defeated in
II permsuent Organization.
Over 1000 visitors were received,
shaken hands with and addressed by
General Harrison.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
FIrst Of the season.

The FIRST accident Of the season in the
Austrian Alps 10 reported. II was not
as usual due TO foolhardiness, but 10 the
breaking Of bridge on which the vic
tim, q young Vienna msrcf ant, Herr
Reinisoh, and friend were walking,
Both tourists were preoipitAied 30 feet
to the stream below. Herr Reinisoh
was drowned, but the friend succeeded
in saving bis life,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Base BAN,

The. following games were physt
yesterday:
A. Now York-Nsw York, 8; Phila
A. Bostou-Boston, a Washington, g.
a. Cnioaeo-ChiCaRo. Il Detroit, 3.
apolIF, 1.
A. PhilAdolphiA-Athistlo, 12; DIN.
Louis,7.
At Brooklyu-Brooklyn, 9; Kansas
At olsYcland-oIevsIaud, 81 Louis
The Phillies Will play in New York
to-day.
The olucinnatIs play the Addiction
this afternoon.
Whom will Chicago, Boston and
Philadelphia win a game?
Lsft handed Smith will pitch for Gin
oinnatt to-day,
General Harrison is the indianapolis
CluD's mascot.
Catcher MoGuiFe has been released by
the Dstroit Olub.
Won der Abe will probably buy RAm.
ssy's release from Louisville.
Brooklyn had phErow escape. The
Cowboys couldn't stand the strain.
Weyhing aud Townsend will be in
the points for the Athletics to-day.
Baltimore is ssill after new players.
A nsW manager Nigh; be tried with
beneficial results.
King pitched his second zuccsga'vs
game for 81. Louis against Baltimore
yesterday and won IL.
Manager Gus S3ane,iz ls of the
optzlon thSt the Athletics are the be- st
eqnAppsd club in tho Association AID
that they will win the chAupionship.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Dr. SHINING EYE Cure

Is the wonderful remedy for ali diseases
and weakness OF the eyes. A gentleman
who could not see an object three fset
off Oould set distinctly and plain good
distance away on uaing one bottle. 60
With many others whom we can refer to-
Supplied in 25 and 60 cent bottles.
Prescription OF DR.. j. SlpmB & Son,
Fourth and King aireets, Wilmington /,
Del. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Uhaa. j. H. BsoRsra,

108 West Seventh street. Just the
place for q cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler,
OatAwbA
OlAret Punch,
Whisky
Rum
Pure liquors,
and the best cigars in the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Philadelphia Wilmington q Bal.
6mcre Railroad,
LIME Ara. nAaa
Ereina VIII leAya vgnminctnn A rnnr.r,

SFGins VIII leave Wilmington a. fullovs
hhusdclphia texpresBI, 2 62, 4 20, Gao, g,ga
= If 60, $40, 947 1907, IA j3, II 81 =, M, IL 30
l'Sa zG, 624, 30 and eg .. IA,
a q a4cconmo odauon, $40, 8 s., 7Gh, 10 IS q, M,
Z ~ og, q 74D, 10 90, 10 80 ?, N.
Eof Chester (eKnresEl, 6 %, 30, ESQ, ala
y6; ;oo; II w IL 81 =. m, IL 90, "a, ID 7OG and
ACCOMMODATION, 40, 0 55, 7o6, $40, 10 as,
a.; n, 2sa, 4 W, 81 2 10, and 10 10 .. IN.
HeW York, 20l, 252, 40, Q 81, s IS, 8 20, 10 O7,
Ant 10 30 p. IN. ~
For West Chester, via LamekIu, % aat
" a, M, 2.85 aud 5D0p. m,
, FOR newark (Csntre) and intermediate nts
i5ns, ~ a. N. IL bs and 62l n. m,
baltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 II A
nj bUO ana II IS p, In.
baltimore and Bay Line, As .. m,
.b2lulnore and washington. IS2, 4 40, BrA
" T., AMI II 0J A. M u 66, Il II, a, 60 IL
3 ~, and 4i D. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle $40, 30 a. M, 125d 2B6 ah
p p. m, and Il 05 Night
AeorgetoWn and Lewes, 9 20 3. N "a 50 D, m,
Rehoboth, 0 30 q. m,
heaiord (eKpres41, 50 .. n,
hafrlngton, Delmar, aud way stations, Q Z
=. M, l2 So D. N.
Express for Harrington, 50 p. m. We.
train, 2b p. m.
Express ior Dover. Harrington, and psl.
mar, Il 05 Night.
franklin City, 20 E. n,
Express FOR Cape ChGrlas, Old Point .Cdx,,
tort and Norfolk, IL o. Night,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
SUNDAY rWAINs,

For Philadelphia tezpresss, 2 100, z6g, 40
u, v 10, II 81 a; m, p, az and zoe p, n
Accommodation, 8l5 a. m, I2l0, l s6, 10
5 50, I 81, and 10 90 p. NJ,
For Chester (exprassb d TlS 10, IL 81 4 N
a. 06. and 10 OJp. nj.
lAecommodatioi, 5 Is an, 1910. %. 4n
5 3D. and z. 4U p. nj.
For New Yorf Sezpressl. . 90, 81, 44a, 7IA
y. M
For West Chester, via LAmokin. slBa M.
For Cape CSsrles, oie Point Comfort, are
For New Castle, AgIddletown, Claytoa
Dover, Felten, Harrington, seGford, Lluna
and Delmar, l106 Might.
Baltimore aud Washington, LIS, Az SA
10 " A. IG,, Y es, '6 50, and IS p. m, BGlSl'
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII.
mington feNpres5), II. 25, 8. 70, 7.20, s.lO u II
A, M, 5.as, 6.57 and II, 70 Il. III.
hhceommo1aiion, A. S,S5, 1923 A. NJ, R.GS,2os,
For further Information, passengers ara re.
ferred 20 the ticket once Nt the station.
Tralas marked thus 81 are limited ezpress,
upon which extra hrs tB charged.
GnA IL, PUG6. j, K. WOOD
9eXeral MANAGER General Passenger ARt
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

H. ~ =, ,oALVES-OAMET no
a oaIi II I inc subscriber, The
pay ehArees and take
j. y, J sHVIER,
New Oastle, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

-,T-srrCKIN THE MASON
XXI m A sgoe alton ct $40 per snnLs; ~ l..l;
5A,, 5Ap,,tDVIEK, treasurer. JAmE9
io,nN. Secretary. meedpR
~ mI svenlnE Of Z 90 O'oloot, ~ ~
Hgeet --------------------
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
FoEBaIA

I,I,..,JUD BUILpIEa ~ sLUEn ~.
|,aa..,d aa.Sd 4 ssSt Lake PArk Ana w y
lyeEsdd y.d y rsssohhble prioes. lSAAo
" ~ Ttiarcrofs P. o., Del, ...A
y aasp WORK done ana ume, eseo
/. tnrniihsd.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
DUBLIo SALE
IL or
REAL ESTATE.
win be sold It Pablo Sale, on the 1aa
premises on 1
SATURDAY, JULY 2sth, 1858,
at 8 O'Clock, ,. m,
DUBLIC SALE

The tWo-storY brisk h1use, Ne. Q I.amottS
street, betWeen 2l5t and I'D stTee'e, with 4
rooms aad Kitchen Ia COED OrieTi alRo, back
alley. Lot II feet trCAE BY 30 iset, inches
deep.
This house is one squsra frsm the Airing
ton mills and about tEo squares from the
william Les h soEs iO1g mills.
Sale poeitivo to olOso on e,tale. Terms
made RnoWn on cay Of sale.
rHUM as IS. bAL"Y, 800 Market st.
L.W Stidhsm Il Son Agent to effect sAIe.
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

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<S;.Snd :; an tSth, in first class order
y l..u ~ Sc.nyepieuces. Apply 20 a.
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for wi
uington (eXpre1s1, u IS. 90, 72a, 72I ai0
70 20 u Is, II - a. M, o. sol, 4O2 $50
es. n, coz. So, II 0p, m,
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

For Sale by all Druggists Price 25 cts per box;
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

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25 head o titBt-clnss Lancaster %. frsAh
COWS and fcrtsrd epTlnRers. The above
COWS have boon sci. o.ed especially for this
sale; thsy Gro NIL large, yOunS snd strong
cows and heavy ilRofs. PefGOns Wsnting {
profitable cows should make II point 10 at
teRd this sale. Trains on tho n l. .. rail.
road leave Delaware avenue 5lailnn at l o.
Oloos for Village Green station, where hacks
will convey sny one TO salss
2 land monthg credit.
A. II. TYSON.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-03

All speak I'm high terms OF the stock they
see on the "Dakota Cattle Nursery farm, al
Grand Forks, OAK, of which DIR. @. j. Alio-
way IL the manager. IL IL an item OF some
interest 70 stockmen and farmers, that the
highest prices paid az the sale OF Polled- An
gus cattle from the farm Of the Hen. NJ. III.
tochrnne, Hillhursf, Canada, held In Chica-
go In 1856, were paid for animals the produce
o. cows actually owned by the Dakota Cattle
Nursery Company. IL Il prophetic Of the
great future OF the live stock interests In the
Northwest that some OF tho finest aud best
bred cattle In the country are to be found In
Minnesota and Dakota.
The wooded area OF Dakota Is placed nj
100000 acres; 4s,0l7, $50 trees have been
planted In Dakota under the provisions OF
the timber culture act
The close proximity Of Grand Forks and
Minneapolis lumber markets makes that ar
ticle great deal cheaper in Dakota than In
Kansas or Nebraska. As a result. Dakota has
much better homes and buildings.