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Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

WLKEsBARRE, Nov. IA discovery
made to. dsy IN the woods some four miles
from the scene Of the murder Of Pay
master Mcclure and mis- companion may
possibly have some connection with that
tragedy.
Two brothers named Burr were out in
the woods shooting, when they came
upon what was evidently the remains Of
a campfire. A rude fireplace bad been
built with loose stones and Rough
shelter made with branches Of trcs6.
Scattered about were remnants OF food
and the odds aud en- Is generally found
about a camping place IN the woods The
late TAins had oOliterated any tangible
indications Of the number Of men who
had stayed there, but the general appear
ance oil the place gave the impression
that T. had been occupied By two or three
persons. Among the things found there
was the greater portion Of a copy Of the
Evening Telegram, OF Denver, Col and
u ragged soft felt hat, with u portion Of
the inside baud cut out
The 4 scOyery Of tLeIe things has lei
to the Assump lon that the camp might
have been occupied by the murderers of
Mcclure ami the further hypothesis that
they may have been Western men brought
here, probably b. othcrs, for the purpose
OF accomplishing the murder.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE mur-
der Of Mrs. Matilda HsllsTRlAn, Of 1916
LsitbaoW street, by her next door
nolghbor, Peter HTetUhmBn, Ola Tlts.
Jay, VAS invt stigaiei BY Coroner Ash
bridge ysSisr6Sy A number u curious
people Gro n d,d tAe OorOntE's tlii1e aud
listtned With TApt attention to he re-
0iEAl Of the horrible faoA.
The arst witness called WAS Mr.. Hell
lermAn, the husband Of the murdered
woman He tesAasd that he had a
quarrel with KIelchmRn, when the lat
tor accused Mfa. He!lsrmEp OF causing
ais Wifs's death By malpractice. Ella
Archer, Of $500 LettbKOw street, de-
scstbCd the shooting.
Sac heard KTe.ohman tell Mrs. Hell
lermAn that ho wanted 20 soc her IN the
house Shortly Alter eba heard the
pistol Bbots. Dsseotlva Crawford
stated that the prisoner had made a
statement to him IN which he saii thst
before his Wits died she told him thst
Ara. Hellerman had prescribed nedI-
cine for her, which Dr.. HerEiF, OF
Third and Blown streets, compounded
The medical testimony shovel that
death WAS due 10 9 gun shot wound.
The jury found that lie Wsuhda were
infected BY the prisoner and he was
ooUmltted 10 avail the action Of the
sraud Jury.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

st. Raphael's Church, 10 gnsper
Bridge, New York, was burned
yesterday morning The frame bun
IN which the sisters made their home
partly destroyed The los s place
about tl5,OOO. partly yerei Jy ln
Rnce
A portion Of L. Y. Cook & Coz
tillery, In Buffalo, n W York, was bur
yesterday -Four hundred barrels
v hiskey and valuable machinery v
destroyed, Loss e'l, 900, iglly lasul
A prairie Gre started we., Of Absfi,
Dako'a, On Monda yesterday thread
ened the town with destruction. Al
brigade was eulaaT0ring to dghl d
the flames.
Prairie fires we're sls' reported ID
west OF Garry, and along IlenoriA
OF salborn and south lice OF ~
cOuutiei.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

THE theory 10 held by Prof. Msnde-
leef," says Iron, "that petroleum is
produced By water, which peuetratea
the tarth's Great, and comes IN con. aot
with glowing cArbdeH OF metals, Is.
peciAlly those of lrop. The wafer l.
deoOmpoAsd into Its constituent gaets
tho OK gen uniting with the lion, while
the hydrogen takes mp this carbon, and
Asoerds to higher region, where pEgt
Of 1t Is condemned INFO mineral oil, Rud
part TemRiI % natural sAs., 20 escape
EhegeveE ard whenever it can dnd an
outlet.
If this aEsum Diion 10 oorIe,t, and q
sufh lient store Of mstAlllo oAEbides is
Contained In ths oaIth's intsrlor, petro-
lsum may oonttL us TO DO ioEmsd almost
indsfiuHely, and yieid a supply OF fusl
long Hfter coal has become exhausted.
Prot moadelesf supports bis views BY
producing artificial petroleum Ia . man.
ner similar 70 that BY which he believes
the natural produot is made"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

NEw York, Nov. IL The news comes
to this city In seml-oillciAl way that
General Harrison has determined TO In
vito Mr.. Blaine to pace In his Cabinet
and that the Maine statesman will accept
OF course, the State Department Is the
portfolio that viii D. oieied. The reasons
h I have prom tel the President elect to
extend this Invitation and TO press his
acceptance are that ali presidents faysr
the prceen e in the $ ate Department Of
a recognized leader In party Affairs aud
an exponent Of It's views. Senator Sher-
man ard Mr.. Blaine acc the two men no
can be thus classed, and General Harr son
has chosen tie latter. This statement Is
made on the authority Of a gentleman
closely associated with the President elect
and with Mr. Blaine, and there Is no
reason 10 doubt It's correctness.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
Elota


Harvey ]. Hopes is confined 10 his
house by sickness.
Hon. George Gray is removing his
family from New Casile TO our city.
IA cabinet photos at Uumminen' gal
cry for %. 902 Market street.
The torturips disease neuralgia IA in.
sanity relieved and rapidly cured BY
Salvation OIL.
Very much OF human misery and dis.
treas is caused by sickness. The true
method 10 to prevent sickness, which can
be safely and eheaply accomplished By
the use OF Laxador. Price only IS cents.
Charles !. Kent, formerly rent clerk
sith Head s. 90. OF this city, has 40.
csp,ed 3 position with Lloyd n Sup
plse, hare ware merchants, Fifth and
Market STREETS, PhilsdelphiA.
A word 10 young mothers, DO not
dose your darllngs with every old grand
mothers receipt, (no disrespect, but use
that invaluable preventive of children s
diseases-Dr Bun s Baby Syrup
The marriage Of Mr. VIM. Beggs Cars
well OF this city, and Miss Isabel s Hew-
e took plsce to day, ia St. Stephens p.
z, Church, Philadelphia. They Will re-
side In this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
FIFTH Edition


John Williams the uOodJooa,
u the Job department Of H. U's :
S Gan etiloe, took a day Of v saS hspI
hlso himself away 10 TIA ' SeWN!
hunting expedition, but roS SsuoIiy
70 eet > peep ct his be1t III Oaieu
snort distance out Of M w. Sno
while saunterlnR around n NV al
asIae no suddenly enoounIs,.S as
garter snake, which irlvs,, S,oa
much that be tainted snS u ~ d
brought back TO life again ~ u'I
slx or eiaht buckelsiul al m n9,a y
poured down bis tpinal oo TrIy
which be shouldered M S CVrun1l
fragrant Ruby Royal Blus MR. "a
oetWeen bis peGfly vbIls D Ivy,
none ny way rejoicing. Nora.
person that Is troubled win a..
mant, or would want 10 issl !. |
vie presented him with tSIrs =.
less, or 10 any way desIronS y, y !.
enoinR the feeling Of bsvIrs ~ \, y
klssed by q sweet maiden al !,
msrs, should go TO Sam PslIbsln,
tobAeeonlsi, No. 30S Marie, ,l,s.,
pnrohAso a box Of Ihoss oboios s' I,i1
Blue Blood cigars. O' u'll
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
Alarm or nAdIrnurt.

LEoNARDTowN. Md, Nov. IS Sat
urdAy night last, during On ARRAY ~
BowiipR's store, MilestoWn, 81. MaRy'S
county, james 7. Blair was hit on the
heal by OtcAr Swami with . door-bAr
snd Is thought 10 have been fatally in
jared. A Mr.. Davis was also hil with
beer bottle and q severe scalp wound
Inflicted. Pistols we're hFed, but no
one was his. There hsd besn = horse
race In the afternoon and the aubse-
quent discussion OF II resulted In .
eight, during which tho above men
sloned oaSusltles occurred. Mr.. Blair
Ia . prominent fArmsr Of the seventh
district.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

EEyAHTEp-A0ENF, EXPgRIENCED
w lsdy. hpply between 9 aEd IL N.
room II, Exchange butlding, 7th AMI Mar
Ret nit II
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
An ola xhIsr captnrad.

About 10 O'Clock last night ofiesI
kvAns saw Nathan DENNY, q well
known oolored thief, with be AEmI
hlled With clothing, and also carrying 4
basket. he kept bis eye on him fOi
some tIms, but hnally lost sight OF him.
About 3 O'Clock this morning be again
met him, aud 80 be seemed 70 hAve .
larger load than ever before The { m ,eT
took him 10 the hall. This morning II
was agoertgtno1 that the house OF IsA-
bella Richardson, oolofed, Al No. 0l9
OhrlstianA street, and also that Of Lewis
KachAneki, 81 No 8 Linden court, had
bean robbed last night.
Among The articles taken Was an
oVersklrt, pair Of overallSi q GOAT, an
nndershirt, chemlse, pair OF drawers,
with other wearing apparel, and . bRs.
bet containing lot Of dishes, . beef
eteak and EOme sausage. The articles
we're All piled up on the clerks table al
the court, and gave the place the Ap
peAranne OF secondhand shop. They
we're all Identified by the parties named
and kaobapskl beams 30 excited when
he WAS giving bio testimony In almost
unintellisible Engllsh, that he stopped
TO outse the prisoner, bat was promptly
checked by the Judge, who warned
him that such Language would not be
tolerated.
DENNY, who seems 10 be about halt
wi,tSd, admitted taking the thihPB. but
denied that ctr ain articles claimed by
the Italian and HE wife belonged 10
them, He wss committed In default OF
$500 bill for his appearances OF court,
ard afyer be was taken down stAir6
begged = reporter ITO stand bail" for
him so thA,he could get away. DENNY
hss been o. the whipping poet several
times srd once was com mitted 10 the
Almtheu5e at 30 unsafe person 70 b 81
largo
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

PITTsBURG, Nov. IA -,
strike against = TearrAnaemsn, y,
hours IL threatened by ths lron. =
OF this city. On account al 4 ~ W.
OF natural gss during ma dsv, nv
gas companies have fsque,tsd ~
o"ners TO arrange The gorkISy M
mat the heaviest work nil F. I A.
night, In order that the cobsnT m nh M
gas can be made moe unli5ra Wv
manufacturers agreed 10 tSs an,
out their employee, 81 meeting, n
various amalRamAtsd lljse, M
out the oity this mornlog' t.scI,,
ttrlEo egs.nsl any ohssfs IL
turns" They are Wllllus Ia y
modAte the mill,ovlei., ba, " ~, ~
RAB companies, The 1orknsn
Number OF mills have slIe,dy ami,
u the change ls lnsl5tel unos n
mills In the city will b. forced Ia
down.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

RICHMOND Va, Nov. Il From &
letter Jus. resolved from ex Praaiden t
J, tisrson Davis by President Ashton
SiErke, Of toe Richmond expedition, II
sesms that Mr.. Davis health is feeble.
THIS letter Is dated BoAuvoir, Miss.,
November IL, and Is IN response 90 a
pressing invitation from President
stAike aud Intimate friends Of MI
Davis 70 come on snd visit tie eEposi
tion. In reply Mr.. Davis Gays:
"rEe tender associations which bind
5ne 10 your locality and paople would
have prevented me from declining the
Invitation II Il hal been possible to 40.
oepl II. ! cannot, therefore, a. You sug.
ge5t, reconsider MY answer ard reverse
T. Though well enough when at rest
70 permit tho hopO that / may see my
friends Of V.rRiuia at some future time,
l am now pslufully conscious that /
could no. perform tie journey without
6erloug II not fatal consequences. To
aiato the fact will no doubt secure from
you oil concurrence IN the decision
hsve been CON polled TO make"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Mull'n q Bon, at Sixth and hs
streets, have Blch o age and vel
lcot1d bsock OF clothing that Il 4
aHiest mater In the world i,rAd
toner - ba suited 10 a few ming
They have ail kinds, sizes and giA'
except Bhoddy, which they q
handle Their plan Of doing bust
on the ono price principle, And noi
lowing any misrepresentation, conI
cd With the iAoi that every pl'c
clothing 1, made 10 the bsit NAME
the crest secret Of thelr success IN y
ness, By following these rules !
cause every customer " become "
ysrsissr. and be MT only returns
sslf, bat brings bis friends VIII
Their stock OF boys sclo!hlnR "a
clslly worthy Of notice, fni us
dsFinl low suoh tIcsllentl vel .
goois can be sold at such low pfl'e'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

I.OR sALE-A GOOD WOAK MULE'
q Apply 70 u, ", BUSH q son. nIbBt
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

An elderly woman called at the White
House Tuesday TO ask President CleYe-
land for loan of $500. She was in
good humor, and didn't seem at all dis
pleased at not gaining an interview with
the President A reporter Of the (WAsh-
ington) Star learned that her name is
Mrs, Annie Brennan, and that she be
longs IN CoHehohocken She left home
TO Wait friend In MAnayunk, but in
stead borrowed money and went 10
Washington She expressed belief that
her daughters wonld be worried II they
knew OF her whereabouts, but she added;
Indeed, can travel as far As any OF
them, and get along as well as they car"
She was furnished with transportation TO
her home by the Washington authorities.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

The Rrst cotton ever raised In NsW
Jersey IS now on exhibition on tho farm
Of William Baker, IN Lover AlloWby
Greek TJTnghip. CamherlAad County.
The seed was sent TO HIN By his sOn
Johp, who owns q farm eBr Lake
Charles Oslca7len Oounly, l.. Mr..
Baker was urged to try the eKi iment
OF planting cotton Lesd 10 jersey pOll
and has been more successful than he
anticipated. He gave the seed little OF
no s.,sntlon, allowing them TO grow up
~ random. Tue cotton bala were
smaller than those grown In the South,
bat the quality was good. He vii msks
another experiment and alive some 81.
tsnton to the seed and cans With s View
OF testing The prSotioaOlllty Of TAistuR
often on Nav jersey soil.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Yesterday afternoon az Mrs. John A.
Bosrs and another ltdT were out riding
over the Brandy vine, thsiE horse was
frightened by the electric car and be
came unmAnhgeab,e After nhyinR
from ons side Of the street TO the other,
ha started to run away, but Mrs. Beers,
who Was driving, Z AlutAined her hold
Of the Eeins, and finally succeeded in
getting the animal under coBttul. Al
though the ladies we're badly fright
ensd, neither Of them WAS hurt, and
there was no damage done.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

F. On Thu
| f,ies from
|ssI tie
| be- II the
|haaChurc
lsilOn tow
Irlof ed
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

The engines Of the monlor Anrl
were kept running coulaouly 4
wednesday preparatory to he y
test which common ca this man
The temperature Of the boiler I'M
kept down 70 1902, canaier,bjs
proYement over that Of list cum
when It ranged over 2OOo. The Isl
fireman, br ught here f. m DAN
hsve quarters on The sAlp,agl sre IA
into watches Of two hours each
test Will be- concluded al 1890 o',ln
night, and Is being conducted Jy
EDginter Hlllrci, assisted BIZ Chiof
gineers Lave, Abe and Aniaig;
Past Assistant Engineers Mage.
botham and Bingham; Asskfatt
neers Hall, Reed and Reeves
N X, Benson Jr,, OF the Hail,
& HOll ngsworth Company hl, nj
charge Of the ship
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

BALTIMORE, Nov Is AT the regular
monthly meeting Of the directors OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, held here
yesterday, the President submitted the
sixty seco1d annual report for the fiscal
year ended September 30Lh, s5S, which
showed the total earnings Tor the year u
be $50 ,4vl and the total expenses
tl4, 2l2,0 COS, leaving net earnings Tor the
year amounting 10 t8,lil 49,. After
adding income from other sou ces aud de,
Quoting the earnings from the Washing
ton branch, there was total net income
of t7,043, 1913.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

InlCA0O, Nov. II "A dlBpatch from
s,rsstjF, l., sAys: "Mifs Bette Bride
well, teacher employed In the gram.
mar department Of the 6lckermAn
School, near this city, died very sud
denly yesterday OF beraorrhERe OF the
lungs. IL is slated tbs. she wsB en-
deAvoFinz 70 punish 10y for Insubor.
dination, when he knocked her down
and kicked her In the breast, eAulir :
her deAih IN hve minutes.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

PETERSBURG Va, Nov. 1.-THE re
turns SO far received indicate that Viz
ginla has gone Democratic by about 9, COC
majority. John ". Langstou, who wal
defeated for Congress by K. Q. Venables
Democrat, said to day that he had car
ried the Fourth Congressional district by
900 majority and that he would Ger.
tainly contest Nenable's election
dc added with great crnfdence tina
the House OF Represt natives would give
him his seat In the next Congress.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

CHEsTERTOwN, Nd, Nov. Il The
pretty residences Of DR.. J. B, Merritt. ct
HanesYllle, Kent county, which is com
parAtively new, was burned 10 the
ground this morning DIR. Merritt he'd
Advertised this property for sale and
hsd found . purchaser, but could not
obtain = good title, and DO one occupiad
The house, II was injured for : ,2C0 In
the KsDt Mutual, and did not contain
any furniture The loss 10 about 81 500.
The origin OF the fise is unknown.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Sheriff LambEon made the following
sales 81 tho Court House At 9 O'Clock
this afternoon:
A three-story brick house, the prop
eriy Of Charles II. KoutOn. Madison
street above Seventh, 20 HOtfecksr &
HohCcktr, attorneys for the Mutual
Loan Association, for Sl575.
A three.stoFy brick house, property
Of isaiah II. Thomas, No 4l0 West
Fourth street, to HoheOksr q Hoffsoksr
attlraeJs for tho WorkinRmen's LoAu
Association, for S5I5.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

FREDERICK, Nh Nov u Miss sallle
Platt, an aged woman, was run over by q
freight engine on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, near the intersection Of s yeutt
street, this eve Ing, and almost Instant,
killed She was Wa king on the track ID
company with Ter sister, and being
afflicted with deafness, failed 10 hear ne
danger warning, sounded by the engineer
Her body was terribly man led.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
Out in rwala ~ an nlootrlo car.

R1Cuu9SD, Va, Nov. l4.-Courad
Waggoner VIII te man, was run over by
an electric street railway car to night
and kill i. Waggoner's body was almost
cut in twain just above the hips This
IS the first fatal accident that has been
caused by the electric cars since the sys-
tenn was adopted here. Mr. Thomas
Branch, one Of the oldest cit zsus Of Rich
moni, is reported hop less Ill to night.
de is abou. SO, and hos for years bten
Identified with the banking business here.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

The Chester Nc rs last nilh. sA'S nh
shin wlll be built at Roach . sl.f b,yil
the Mallory line, the con , Ilss .j It
been signed. She will be lAreT "a HI
$50 feet over all, 40 feet b. 5 -. Al Gsush
$500 horse power elR, n,,b me 6SI
contract has beel signed g ,.,n, 's5bIotod
steamship Company fora , 5ls''' 5ilT%srss
CITY of Birmingham. hel p b4ss Il
will be so ieot oyer az H. f. s Lee. o' boIs
@ork was begun on an au ,iirr, ,,scnl
mould left to day the u'-l''
shirh viii be 65kl65 feet
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15


prevented and cured by Hcopsr's Ano-
dyne. Bsss medicine for tssthl Ing and
colo. All druReihIs.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
JAoAsou vllls's vote.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. i4.-The OH.
GlAl returns from this county, DuvAl,
oauvAB1Sd 70 day, show g majority foT
Harrison OF 1,3lSi for 5hipman, Rep,
for Governor, q majority OF 1896; ior
Good rich, Rep, for Congress, Second
district, q majority OF .232. Tbs total
registration In the county WAS over
1000; the Total vote, a,i1o. The Demo-
CRATIC candidates poll6d votes ranging
from 400 ~ 500. Five OF the lead
ing county oiioss will be allied By ne.
Rro0s.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

- The greatest eye medicine on earth
curing hlLdreds Of sore and inaamed
-, red al1 gTanuistei eye Tide, and
y st.h eyes, every year, We refer to Mr..
4-fner, a. HocLessin, Mr Rumor on Pop
~ "a, 81, Amos Brown, near Stanton, be
s -, many otAers, all remarkable cures
1e5:ee}sy sure, very r. liable, Supplied
y -, . ALl sec bottles, Main depot 4th and
LEX t.Esr's. Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
Pasteur InrtItnts onsnst,

PARIS. Nov. u The PAataur Iniu.
tuta was formally opsnsi TO day IA the
prcsenoe Of PTesldrn. Carpol. geyeIsl
govefnmsnt ministers, tas foreign am
5Assaiors aud the Rasalsn and duke,
who are visiting Paris. NJ, Pasteur nc.
osivsd an ovation from tie people prpg
ent in an address he eE prethed BIZ
thanfs for the support he had received
IN falRlllrg humane task
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Henry Adams and Joseph Smith, Of
Rutland, W., while coon hunting last
week, freed three bears and shot them.
They were cuba about SIX months old,
jet black and weighed ninety pounds
each. A party hunted down the mother
the following day nnd enjoyed some ex.
citing sport IN the capture She Was in
. hne condition and weighed 266
pounds.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

WASHINGTON, November Il III
works, martial music, I've or siI lao
and men 10 line, bearing torches
campaign devices and the Other aces
ie Of political proc ssIon' were me, ne,
tinRulshlng chGrGc ,tr!stics Of q ~
gotten up By the RepublieaIsoi lag - :
trict TO night 10 honor Of the e'esllOI
President Harrison Apart Of tls
cess ion wac composed Of men no'I
surrounding country In hAiyls NM
Virginia Several hundred 9' ~
carrying torches held the Tigni o. a., 1nm
and was a unique feature OF inc ue i.
strait n. An immense CFoWi o. LIZ iSI
were on the streets and tuey SHOUT ,.oe
cheered Justify for General ha''''o1'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
Q, is or SS gems for % con,I = y
minRs' gallery. 300 Market 'nsS"


Manager soullsr to be OonS'A'as :,
The sweet strains last Ilght . o. 4
jos. Burgsauer's Opera h i,,1i. T.,Tl
Il a S ~. Wor,by q praiIe, The my Is
was played according to tbe piU r', 4,
I(isa and not that Of the COMPANY AM
leader. The eDo1rse receiver ~,
Manager Bouller that be poet aosut
Of NE hest orchesIrRg In lhls I'M. Vyi
and he en- ussmsnt loving pa y !,
40 no better than to pass w mi Il
Ing 81 the Opera House, =. ~ o,tL
han 10 hear Prof BurGssu'fs w.
LnA
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

At l35 p IN. to-day a large dead
llnb Of tree IN front II the fesl estate
ofa2e OF w. ]. Fisher, 500 Marks.
stIest, having become water soaked,
fell 10 abe gToand with a loud thud.
VIM. g. sprusnce, Esq, was directly
under she tres a. the time, but escaped
being hit.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
Utes 70 sign inc TreAly.

DENVER, Nov. II In orma ion has
just been received that the Southern Utes
aud the Indian Commission, who have
been IN council for the past two days,
have agreed upon the terms of treaty
aod that the Utes will commence signing
the treaty this evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Aunie Hindle is drawing crowded
hou es nightly at the Novelty Theatre,
Oh Front street between King aud French
stress, by her catchy songs Of the day.
/ Her whiskers are ra her too light; they
should be dyed red. Go see her, as she is
Big catd In New York.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15
LsotnIs q Frlsn de- son0Ol,

peoIesSo, Robert ". Rol:r't soIoIe
oriorS 6oiisSs, will leSi9iys FAITH 4
dent 81 Friends, Beho say gsyys(rIfI
WEES streets, mkt ThuIsun Ma Rnsh
he 22i inst on "IssiGa e ,lG,5 ne sp9
Prof. r 10 an elcqutOt iso ~ itits!e
Tiob, intellectual treat may Vos- =
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

NEW York, Nov. IA The Star was re
sold to-day for SIS GOO, and the buyer was
another mysterious stranger in the person
Of William shillRber. Mr.. shillaber is a
clerk ard lives at 1877 Washington ave.
nue., but Ia representative Of c. p. Hunt
ington, The Star will continue un der its
present mana ,ement.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

HARRISBURG, Nov. l4.-GoyeTnor
Beaver Io-dAs iasusd . warrant for the
eE7 u ian - lance h. Jacobs, the Lam
oAsHT county murderer, who will be
han ed Ou JSnusEy o.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

Rev. VIM. H. Chapman, pastor OF n
e church, Georgetown, ID. O., wrote
us:-HAviuz bad an opportunity to ties
the exec lent qualities Of DE-. Bun'
Oou-h syrup, he itats not tosy, til
the best remedy have ever used ~ my
family. For Group and whocpinR
cough It e sure cure.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Womon's Christian Temperance Union
Will be held OF O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon at tteir headquarters, Eighth
aud Market EtIeela. All are Invited 10
ALtend.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

when baby was slcE. We gave her CaItoriA,
when she was Child sse cried for CAstoriA
VIE, she became Mis- she chung TO CaStorin
Nhcn Ehs had children she gave thSn Cas-
tOrIA.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-15

hi,sAdy lASt tor the Holidays. Never
= eesy, hqt We can take .olrs ard all
~ ~ i Z, satitfaotlon guaranteed.
FLEt J cabinets Tor S. 20. BERoHER