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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
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Ia some very unseeountable way an err
roneous report concerning the Mulliea
Hill W. &. T. e. has originated and is said
to be in circulation among neighboring
sister Unions that we are discouraged and
talk Of abandoning the work +" Nothing
could be further from our intentions. The
Union is in prosperous condition, has an
increased membership and regular at
tendance Of interested, willing workers,
doing constantly and faithfully the work
in many departments We extend most
cordial invitation to sister Unions aud TO
all persons interested in the great work Of
temperance, whether members OF the W.
@. T. U. OF not, to visit our Union on any
Thursday afternoon and prove to them
selves that the Mnlliea Hill Union is wide
awake. L. u. CHATHAM,
President w. G.. T. u.
Mullica Hill, FEB G. 1888.
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Sheriff Butcher was in town yesterday.
Simon S. Wentzell and family moved on
Wednesday to Bridgeton.
Miss Annie Macaltioner is making an ex-
tended visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Rudolph Benezet, of Mullica Hill. has
been elected director Of the Glassboro
National Bank.
VIM S. Clawson was home from Yale
College this week to attend the marriage
of his friend, Frank Wright.
4 party of young people paid visit to
Gertie, daughter of Henry Coles, IN South
Woodstown on Wednesday night, the oc-
casien being the anniversary of the birth
day of Miss Gertie. The visiting party
were in masquerade aud pleasant time
was spent.
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4nose Eye.Giass swinaiers.

The optician swindling scheme, as it
might be termed, which was SO success
fully worked upon credalous residents in
this vicinity some time ago, has now been
tried with favorable results TO the rogues
upon woman in Farmersville, Mass. She
was visited by two men, who inquired
anxiously abont her eyes, which were a
constant source of trouble to the woman.
They told her that they could perform an
operation which would certainly remove
the trouble. The woman was pleased,
and asked how much it would cost; but
they replied that they could tell better
when all was over She then submitted
to the operation, which consisted OF put
ting some smarting liquid in the eye and
the fiourishng of pair Of pincers. When
all was over the would-be surgeons de-
elared they had removed a cataract, and
the bill was $3.50. The woman did not
have the sum to give, but paid $50, and
the men left saying they wonld return in
Il week and see how their patient was do
ing. or course they did not benefit the
woman's eyes in the least.
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The annual session of the New Jersey
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will convene in the Broadway NJ.
Il. Church Camden, on Wednesday next
March 14th, Bishop Cyrus ID. Foss, ID. d.,
LID. presiding. OF course, as is usual
on the eve of the assembling of Conference,
considerable interest is felt in the action Of
that body by the ministers and the
churches they represent. Quite a number
of removals among the ministers will oc-
cur this year, and every body will be anx-
iously awaiting the appointments. Minis
terIal and lay delegates to the General Con-
ference will be elected at this session.
The conference anniversaries will be held
as follows:
Wednesday, s.30P. M.-Church Exten-
sion, Broadway NJ. f. Church. Addresses
by the Rev. w. A. Spencer, ID. d., and
others.
Thursday, 7.30P. Freedmen's Aid
Society, Broadway NJ. Il. Church. Adj
dresses by the Rev II. S. Rust, d, ID. and
others.
Thursday, 7.30P p. NJ Education Soci-
ety. Third Street NJ Z, Church. Adj
dresses by the Rev Henry A. Bnttz, ID.
d.. and General Clinton Il. Fisk.
Friday, 10 A. M.-Broadway NJ. E.
Church, Lay Conference.
Friday, $50 p. Missionary Society,
Addresses by the Rev. C. G. MeCabe, ID.
d., and others.
saturday. 730 r. temperance,
Third Street Al. Il. Church. Speakers TO
be announced.
Monday, 7.3O p. M.--Preachers' Aid
Society, Broadway III +. Church Speak
ers to be announced.
The conference will remain in session
until the Goth or 2ist, although all husi-
ness will practically be concluded by Mon :
day night. the 10th instant. The appoint
mcnts will probably be announced on the
Goth.
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List OF sales.
PERSONAL PROPERTY

MARI + Gosing, Qninton
Mar l2-Joseph Mulford, Warrington.
Mar Thurman WcnfzeI1, Alloway.
Mar 13-z w tsarwood, near Mniliea Hill
~ oodsfown.
Mar Il-wyatt and Jos. Miller. Warrington
Mar Is g g
Mar l5-Iiorace 5 Foster, Elsinboro
Mar l5-Fr;lnk B lsidgway, near Mulica liiil
Mar l6-Alphonso Smick, near Alloway.
sfar lG-Elizabeth Fowler. l. T. Neck.
Mar l9-John Dorrell Alloway.
Mar 20-Morris Brown, Warrington.
Mar 20-Frlnk Il Dawson, salem.
Mar 20--D Frank Harmon, Deerdeid.
Mar 2l-MIchacI Hogan, Quaker Neck.
Mar 2l-siates Il Avis, near Woodstown.
Mar 92-Jas S Johnson, l. Neck.
Mar 29--Ch;ts Lloyd, ]. Neck.
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..aca,polilIcal poinscrs.

The terms of Thomas NJ. White and
Israel A. Hewitt, councilmen, expire this
spring.
James Abbott and Samuel lleadley are
striving to secure the nomination Tor
Freebooter.
The caueus for township officers win be
held this afternoon and the borough
caucus will be held this evening, in McAilis-
ter's Hall.
Tic Democrats of Upper Pittsgrove
township have nominated George w.
Richinan, and the Pittsgroye Democrats
have nominated Rollins llitcher, for
Freeholders.
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WoopsrowN LODGE, No. los, L. .. q. t.
Meets every Tuesday evening in Turner's
Eniiding.
WooDsrowN I4opGs, No. Us, p. & A. NJ
Meets Tuesday evening, on or before full
moon aud two weeks thereafter, in Borton .
Hall.
WoopBINE LODGE, No. l5s, I. q. @. F.
Meets in Turner'S building every Friday
evening.
MosAosA TRIBE, No AZ. IMP. o. II. NJ
Meets in Turner's Building every Monday
evening,
WooDsrowa GRANGE, No 6, 2. of IL
Meets every Wednesday eveningin Turner's
building.
HARMONY COUNCIL No. 5s, 0. u. a. NJ
Meets every Tuesday evening in Rileys
Building.
WYoKoFF CouNuIL, No. 81, JR. o. u. a. NJ
Meets every Wednesday evening in Hileya
building.
WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
Meets every Friday evening ut their room
in Turner's Building. President, Mrs Anna
f. souder; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs =.
g. Humphreys.
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WklGHF-ELToS.--0n March It'll, at the
brides residence, near Woodstown, by Rev.
T.. II. DureU, Mr. Prank Wright, Of Woods
town, to Miss Mary A. Elton.
DJLkS.-H0GNER.-On Feb %, at the home
of lie bride parents, by Rev. J. Eugene Diet
terieh, Dir. George NJ. Dilks and Miss sa1lie
A. Horner, both of near AlIoway
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

The following are the signers of the
Ipetition for license for Samuel French
ito keep a tavern in Woodstown
/ EWALT HICKMAN, WILLIAM AUSTIN,
IWM. ROBBINS, H. w. AUSTIN,
iR. l.. CGIsPIS, D.B. WADDINaToS,
ETHos. B. PARKER, john s. JOHNSON,
NJ. Nj. RienMAN, RICHARD GosLING,
IC. Nj. MILLER, JOHN X. DEACON.
JOHN Il. HUGHES.
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Office hours, 100 A. NJ. to SOD p NJ.
Office hours for money order business, 700
A. NJ. to 100 p. NJ.
NJ AIrs--Close ut G.45 and sos A. M, 1888 and
4l3 r. N. Arrive at $50 A. NJ, 500 and 100 p. NJ.
SALEM MATLs-Close at 9.l9 A. NJ. and l.40 T. NJ.
Arrive at l2.53 ana 4l5 J.. NJ.
snaRrrowN MAu.s-Close Mt $50 NJ. Arrive
ut 7..,0 A. NJ.
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Iircctoru.
w EST JERSEY RAILROAD.

Trains going north.--7.O7 and 500 A. NJ, l2.43
and 400 p. NJ sundays, 7.f2 A. NJ. and 455 p. NJ.
Trains going south-9.29 a. NJ, 2.47, $50 and
G. % p. NJ. Sundays 9.lS a. NJ. ana $50 M
Trains leave Philadelphia--S.20 a. NJ, l.3o, $40
and 2DP. NJ. Sundays 500 a. NJ. and 3 l5P. NJ.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

Our pin check yard wide wool cuttings
at % cts. are going rapidly. ~ yds make
at suit E. .. Humphreys & Co.
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Annual tax. -....................$l.Ou
Permits granted for the of books al
cents per week, ON application to any of the
Il. s. Foea, Secretary
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button or hook ladies Que kid gieyes
ties. Every pair warranted ~ y
Humphreys 4 &c.
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rlLEsenovn LIBRARY AND REApINa KooM


second story Rilcy's Building.
Membership fees. ...............,$2 800
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NoTicR -LtxzsN~ Tylssr sshes breasmakt
N ing at her honsfsiafhy the aay. Cutting
and 0Iiine speeia}1E maf7'H
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

ausss. mi u wfa ha . u1laa 81 hAsAa
80 hesIts Of ths pssDla Ne msn 80
u1aTs kssaly siign 70 rs politieS g -
ecaatsy than ~, b18 he ~ aied -.
uroa - ossasaol nks tAlS pol stG1 e0ale
~ lalA asiAe az1 wo eD1A Esst -
naiah boFs sd fFtends-
H rs dsnply impEeassd via 80
rsrollseaion Of thess Cd Bss1ish ssit.e-
1ensa. asd FsfsrrsA 70 the days o. "a.
0araashas. who we're hin psFsc1a.
fFIenda. Hrom ths TOP Of this afnea
9sand wns . maRnlacsst visW o. -
Delagars aud sks ChfissinnAs yhiat
heaTa eommexus right 70 the very eootl
Of car manafAe11EiaA. Re TsieRfea y
ne nstwDtk Of rAflFoafs thAt sufsoana
~ ne fair GEoandss bst Gfsase, ",
wsrs ne men With bEnins has bat.
thesa ahlpa asd railroads. ME. haya
fefsffad 70 the time When be - > po9
rrursd over these then maFaaaa.
This LED bis tkoaahls % forestry aof
IN oonoinsiOn hs urEsd BIZ bearers Y
PETITION ths Lsgislatare 70 PASS . ias
sestinR Aaids B day 70 b eAlle1 Asoo
dsI, Whaa svary man, wemas ana cas-
ahsiI plnnt = tree. Mr.. beyaEo -
1 hssFtily appIauded and ths fair was 90
clAKed open.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

The WIlminRtoA Rlds Olub has o3ua-
pletsd its score In Match No. s, Of the
American Yield telegraph" series ~
HealdmooF range. All bat three Of the
.msmbsfs are up TO the clubs match
gverpRe The sooFes In Nos. and 2
have not besu publiahed, but In 10. 8.
IL IL uBdsrstoo1 that In 200 yaEds OF
hand and With the American Field tar
get H. B. SEEDS mads IS points; J. z
Z. Sssdf, 74i J.. y. MeCaiisFly, 70: O.
Heinsl, sr 81; n. A. Heinsl. 67i o.
Carleton, "a; J B. Bel, %; ,. Bcott, s6i
W. Y. Seeds, 4s; II. Simpson, 30.
Other scores, B.andArd American
target, 900 yards. were: J. Z z Seeds,
| u and o. points; H. glnpGon, 60, 81
and 81; @. Marvin, 43 and IS; q. FeTen'
bach, 49, At 100 yAfdS, W. Poole, 81
6s and GO; j. Il Montgomery, 81 and
S9i ]. H. GrAdWohl, IS. 81 and "a; z
L. Haynes, "a
The regular monthly olay plaeoI
shoot Of the WAWAsett Gun Oiu9 tool
plaos on their grounds lAIt Saturday
With the following rtSult: 7. Weldon
IS singles 6 doubles; P. Amboli,
~. Ewing, 1916; A. Stout, 1875; II
KIenle, 6 3; " kcKendrick, IA 8; W
sil o.ie, IL 8; " Cody, IL g. H. Buck
mater, 1913 AoKendTisk tskes FRS
badge for . monIh, ard Klenle
&c 1ckoced."
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

Ths slghth anniversary Of The Woman's
Foreign Missionary SceistJ Of NJ salem
". Y. Church, vas observed on So day
morning. Amer singing ''Fro1n Green
lAnd's icy NOuntains. . prayer HAa offered
b. Rev. Mr.. Spear, . student from Pen.
ninRton Seminary Mrs Brown. core
spon ding secretary, read very interest
tng report Mn. Julia i. Tompht1aou
ben intFDdaesd, made . very sfiFrinR
appeal 70 her SisteFs In he church % en-
trim With more eAYnestneas IN the Uora
Of aaVing sOuls. She remarked that y
wa only the mercy Of God, that our
country was not blizhted like China o.
Phi It ffdden BOuth AmsTse1. She q 80
With Al urgent appeal for new members
Ladies were appointed 70 solicit the con
sre9ation and Is nsmbeEs we're add Z
the Society. A beautiful solo was sunl
by Rev Mn. AveFy The choir rendere'
several hne ssleetions Gfter which tn
benedletion WAa pronounced By Rev. NJ
spear.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
DON'T BE DECEIVED
a rwUm aurDM AMD wAKWHAG



II Il tiEas ghas respectable march@nts
q this oisy esmbins vith eonsnmeHn Tor
tie euppF1ssioa o. AL aifEa r. c51-
neeiloa villa tAe aaia Of Articles o. HeF-
ehan1IB4. Thsss schemes ara oos unly
asmoFAliEinR 10 lagirmats haAinssa aad
70 tha merAla af he co1neniigs bat u
ASpasEs IL IA done for rotating more
lhhn 0 davios 70 captuEe the nnsuspees
iBa pablio. W. hsrs Z mAn wnow
oar FapostaF intaxv3aWsd this mofnine
Who doa's have y resort % any tFieha
n, a. bunine#H: his eEceedtnRly low
priess Do al The vosk. A ns1 uho q.
asrvss y be keaofed ard will allow none
10 taxa away WhAs Tishfuily eelonsA
10 him and hi@ alorss and who ve coo
sSieHtiously eosgrAtzlate Tor siiKFiEe
40 aome OF his "Wcald be' foiioEsrs.
Hs said In = u0st foFcibie tone: fou
can say 20 year readers that u Wander
silss gaaith WsEe % Asd tseD N Asil
4puHh" 10 R0ald never wSake1 NJ =
tks SEED % go, save iAksn 70 hold
he fspulafion Tor bsiEK The oIlginatol
OF smnll pEoala in .hIs city, and II ~
appearances OF my sstAbihEEsut On III
ouislae u ros ~ grand So some Of thoai
in Phiisdsi5hfs, Baltimore o. WnEina
tas, ny pficss on he name class o
eloiEinR - they have IN tktif siszA5
siOssS ars from - 70 50 per eeat les
han theira, a1d II yea vii ea 500
sncugh 10 nsk The people % visit u
Boonouy Oloshina Hail. 400 Msrks
ssFeea, when IN need Of Euit 81 eioahel
CT 81 ovsrooAs, On assuro goa eli
they will have no oooaSioa toEegKst u
rhess words Wsrs uttsfsd ~ the Pops
lar LSuls ReilhsimsE, pEopEistoE OF 80
populag es3ahlishme1t
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

We have the same quail.
ties In Plush Wraps and
Modjeskas braided and plain
"a very stylish and salts
factory wrap that is meeting
much favor.
A lady customer says::'I've
been putting it off, and put
ting it of, until now cool
weather Is here and l haue
to buy" That remark is
applicable now to many
Others, and will continue to
happen - warmer to-day,
cooler tomorrow, and so it
goes.
Moral-Buy early, less
confusion, better chance.
Buster and buster in our
carpet room. Don't leave
your carpets until the last
minute. II you have old car.
pets to relay send us word a
day or two ahead. Our men
Igo from morning until night
and then don't get through.
It's said good men are
scarce-so of upholsterers
when you want 'em, in 9
hurry, hard to find.
In rur assortment Of Car
pets for this fall you vii,
find many novelties anG
beautiful things.
Moquette,
Gobelin,
Kidderminster (art)
Brussels,
Tapestry,
KIddermlnster (wool5
3.Ply
/ Ingralns,
..|ranging in price rem q!
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
FOURTH EDITION


On THURSDAY aftaruosn ths HsfEisoa
and Mnu1a me1 o. ToFklyns nsdad ~
1hs YOumx Meas Rapahlloan 0nb ~
ICsnsssvtIla, saiasd . aAa pola % Nj.
James Cbandlsx's hin. Shortly sftef 81
O'Clock, evsFyihina icing In rsanine1ay
he words sep 9Th hez's wna given, and
slowly nnA aaissly ahs Dcls, which Wus
/ "a fset IL Is1ath, was h0latsd 70 . per
psnAIeular poaittoa. On TOO af he pole
wbs . smAn dsS, and neAr he top US
stFsAnsr bsAEinE the issesipatcn
"HaEEIsan and hortoo; Prot esion o.
AnsrioAn IadaHtry." Ths asg. ghieh
wns . large one wAs unfarled ~ half
past ioaF, an1 TIE GtAFs eo1 Btsip9s,
wkieh have been the embiem Of the
Unleai States and Of freedom 70 iis eiii
Esra ior % ma1H ysars. nJasRd high
ahovs cur beads ne Y n B. O., In
By LianG willard pixo1, then Ragn
thrss ckeara Tor HAKFiao1 Ard Norton
And the vbole RepnAncaa ticket, thres
for The a., MnA three for the pola. ms
Essen bIaGe wa then a6dfesasd by Df.
Jos. II. Chandler, ag Caufrsvilie, pFoEi
ldsnt Of the Y. n. r O. Of thas t0Wu,
vho, afigF o0pEYataI4iing hose present,
lapoku Of civil seFvica - carried cat b.
llOlGTsiand and the present. admisiatrn'
ftiOn. Sad be, ''one hundred and thirty-
Issvsn criminals have been appointed v
bod eHssa IN cur gJveFumsDti thes'
Include o. among them are thlsSes
irioisfs and vAgAbondG This shouif
make Ibe chesk Of every American citi
. Esu biush With skamG Rfo1 the tiui
of Washington untii 1880 there were U
: bills fFum CopAraaa vetoed b the dif
!; liefsus PTeaideata Cleveland has "
ltoed 800" he spoke Of the IA
oollsct0Fa Of DalAWars end III
Humber OF Rspu blieana who we're Fobbst
Of thelE light 70 vote b. hei1G nstlEnei
- HsrEoFs," and b3psd thAs in TIE nea
lfuture DslnWGre would be redeemed Y
). ths Rspubiican party ard have COAST
Il Itutional Raform, he said THAI u IL
= InxsteFy to him vhy our IFiah frisn0i
! lvko ere hAuntee and starved In IralAai
a b. EaKiand, o5@a 10 thia country IN
> IvOss for the good Of their enemy ~ hon
Ebg sne) ~ vottHg the DemoctAsi
y Ilekst. He then Thanked AL Tor thal
q klnd attentiob, and hoped that Jama
r Chandler might live 10 see mAuy nor
d poles RAISED on kis farm for suoh
mobile cause
TIE ciab thsn gave thFss cheers ..
Dz. ChAndlaF, three for James Chandl'
~ and three for TIE patriotic lsdiea pre-
n Ient. Thea followed cheers for the J
n z o b. every ona.
(. DR.. Chandler then announced that q
,rtY NJ r G. WOnid raise pole ~ Ctl
70 ttsvills, Dsl, on MoadaY, October 8,
o D. m and thst theTs win Be 50 Ups
be AiF mesunE On Tuesday eveDing, Ost
he Ibsr 9. AL are cordially iuyitd. Bon
DE- ELOQUENT SPEAKERS are expected.
AneT paraking Of attachments q
e.ub okesEed again and mErohed AYouE
the pols aiBEinG "rhe Battle OEy
ETesdom," followed b. ths hymn "Gt
e Be Witk TOu TIL We Mest AEAiu
20 Then each and 81 departed % their !
~ spectiVs homes, oiled with pAtrloIiA
~ GHd we'll pleased with their afternoon
70 wtrh. ECHO.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
Excursion.

Gouley's delightful AatumnAl sxour.
sion 10 MAuoh Chunk and over the
8 gitohback next TbuFidAy, the 18th OF
.O5sObtr, will leave ths B. q o station,
foot Of Market st., ~ 8 q. M, sharp the
Delaware AYenue station At 9. I5, AFTiv.
ing 1T hAuch Chunk ~ II .. N with
ous change Of cars; returning, leave
NAueh Chunk ~ B 30 p. M, arriving IN
Wilmington At l0.4B .. m. The frost
has n ads the leaves look beautiful on
tho moungain sides. STATS ell nun.
bfrsd. Whole tickets, " rs; children
a AZ
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

William Bepge, No 4l7 West "
street, viii surely get the Pt1laa,
the daest I'd aches exhibited st ~
mingion Agricultural Falr, WhEh /
to- dsy In Hazel Dell Park BE =
n them IN baske. and was 90 y
10 me fair yesterday to enter ben !
bIbltion when a frieId Of the Rn 1.
cav eaptur d him and brought Ala ' !
reporters' 7 oom that q locIl ny
made N bit peaches They ssi'
ali Of a aIze, bu. tEo Of ih' Y
SslShed II ounces. They YER
and round ye.Ios hesh tinTed EillI
mine TIL tree L On which hey 4
four wears old and this is the seSo.aI
~ lts hearing Mr.. Bsnge Goa ~ ~
The Vsr,e,y name Of The peach y z I.
vas sept ID him BY a friend froa I, ! !
s w MA NuIserg, The peich .
y rs. nets resembles the iReeVa Y i.
he 3 hpt n not so dellcsblJ t1i
1. much larger. It Is nov The " ,
October nd they are just 81 !, !,
10 rlpen. IL is 8 if5e-s ',I".bls Isl
grog south Of Wllmlniton. =. n !
Sisit lie iAir will no doubt w N
these ,ss peaches, and IT Will not Of, y = \, Z.
AANIA 49, 14Nl an nQnL Nv "
ing II peat b gro"ef wa
Benge
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

New Y,pRK lci > 1or ersntiI
tne IuP'5 a Attorney General ~. ~,
bring 3 ais an 'S sugar Refining ConP p,
. Snn mutt Il. charter. This eoa ai 4, !
thirteen y, 1 nbinsIlop. The AtiO'SSs S
etAl has appoih!el nrsseu, bin 2
Pryor as sonnsei " " y IentshB' z
the prime pal sfldAyiTl 10 .n ~ isia,
CITES tttu taA ISL is l5r the putPas..,,
trarily q IA roll , lag .uJ he Pds n
s sals y, the managein,1sas' Iali I
an neriei r Corporate Or existence o. up
p nRnv' and to yacate it +, isii he u I
ground ,nS !, WA wa, / incorporated %, 30 d
cised pr vileges !, aT isv
r. rred upon II ny iA"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

The illustrated lectures b. Mrs. q. z
Monroe 81 Delaware Aveaus baptisi
Church, on Tuesday and "Wednesday even
ings, nGxt week, VII be exeeedingly In
teFesting and have drawn lAFgs audisSesl
wherever delivered Rsosatly Mrs.. Mon
roe went 70 Pirtsburg, . stranger, expect
ing 70 give one lecture. So gTeatWa hei
popularity that she has bees called upoI
there 10 give seventy I've lectures He
Eabiects here are Christ in An" AnS
Ths Civil War"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

james Burns, quite . nice looking
young man, Wa found ~ . late hour
last night by oaieeF Updyke lying in .
doorway on Market rect, oeastly drunk.
AZ he vas unable 70 tell Who be WAA OF
where he belonged the officer took him 70
the hall, and This morning be was intro
dueed 70 Judge Turner AZ Il WAS tts
hrat time he hAd ever been before the
Court be was discharged with few SOFdi
Of good advice
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

Toe report Of the race on Sunday be.
tWs4a the yachts Tom ard Joe and
Peters should have beeI 80 follows:
The Psters beat bad ops minute start
a. the ietty, aud only came In IS sec
oads ahead instead Of ave Minutes
showing that tbs Tom and Joe IL th'
sWlflest craft. Toe Tom and Joe broks
hsF stay In coming down the river. eGuS
Ing . delay OF about three minutes.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

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Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

IooMAuNIcArED.J

We noticed an Article that appeared
In your paper Of the 9Th inst, concern
Ing the race that took place between the
yachts Richard Peters and Tom and Joe
This former won by forty seconds aud
Homer defeated the Richard Peters two
weeks ago and claim the championship
which Justly belongs to them.
Signed,
BoRFHR Grew.