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SUR M MONS.
7HHGsHoH5 snaGSD 5S5i21Ap OF RAN9nAs b1s9n1sr.
In fhn dist rint court Ii, .,a e. H..


SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. ss.
IN the district court in and for Dawson
county.
John l.; Seiberling, James H. Seibering and
samuel H. Miller, co partners, doing business
iinder ~ the firm name and style of Seiberling,
Miller co; VS.. Michael B. Lynch. Maggie F.
Lynch and II. s. Vankeuren and j. N B. rloyd,
co-partners, doing business under the firm
name and style of Vankeuren & Floyd
lhe territory of Dakota sends greeting. To
Michael b. Lynch, Maggie P. Lynch, II. s. V an
keuren and j. M. Il. Floyd, defrndents.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the compiaint in this action, which will
pc filed OIL the 18th day of March, A. D. 1888, in
the office OF the clerk of the district court
within and for the county of DAWSON territory
OF Dakota at the court house in the city OF
Mitchell. county of Dawson OAK. and to serve
acopy OF your answer on the subscribers at
their Olllce on Main street in the city Of MltcI-
Ell, DAWSON county, Dakota territory, Within
thirty days after the service of this summons
exclusive OF the day of service. III you fail to
answer the complaint within tkat time, the
plalntllt wi'lapply to the court for the rcllef
demanded i'll the complaint.
Dated at Mitchell Oak, this 18th day of March,
"A. d. lSsS. BLANCHARD Il HANNETr.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the above defendants Take notice that
,he complaint in the above entitled action was
filed on the 18th day of March, 1885 in the
ONCE OF the district court i'll and for Dawson
county, Oak. BLANCHARD 4 HANNErT
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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lNVENTl0krhas revoutionized the woriddur-
lin ' ENllVl ing the last half century. Not
least among the wonders of in.
Ventiye progressis a method and system of
work that can be performed all over the coun-
try without separating the workers from their
homes. Pay liberal; anyone can do the work.
euired. Capital not needed; you are started
free; Cut this out and return to US and we will
send you free something of great value and i'm
which will bring youin more money right away
than anything else in the world Grand outfit
free. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
COUNTY OF DAWSON, IS.


Theobold & Oppenheimer vs.. j oseph Grant,
Notice Is hereby given; That by virtue of u
special execution to ME directed and delivered
and now in my hands, issued out of the clerk s
Office OF the Second Judicial district court, ter
rltory of Dakota. in and for the county OF bay
ison, upon a Judgment rendered in said court
IN favor OF Theobold Oppenheimer and
following described real estate Of said defend-
ant, toWlt: Lot Nos. three (8) and four (4), in
block No. twelve (12), OF the town now city OF
Mitchell, Dakota, situated in said Dawson
county; and thar shall, on Monday, the 2Sth
day OF May. A. d., 1883, at the hour of o'clock
?. M. Of said day at the front door of the court
house, IN Mitchell, III said county and territory,
proceed to sell all the right, title and Interest
OF ~ the cab, above named Joseph Grant, III ana to
the above described property to satisfy said
Judgment and costs, amounting g to one hundred
ana forty-seyen dollars and siXty-seyen cents,
together with all accruing costs OF sale, and In
terest te on the same from the 18th day OF April,
1883; 1850; at the rate OF per cent. per annun, at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
Dated Mitchell, Dak., April Is, 1888.
90. STANCHFIELD.
,, Sheriff of Lawson County.
DILLON q PRESTON. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ARTICLE II.-MEyiBERsUIp

Any person over IS years ofage, who
is republican, and in hearty sympa-
thy with the principles of the republi-
can party, and supporter of it's can
didates, Shall be eligible to member
Ship in this club.
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
Seven Delegates Chosen to James
town on Division Platform.

Pursuant to call republican county
convention of Dawson county was held
at Mitchell, May IL, 1888.
On motion, j. n. Crow was elected
temporary chairman and j. II. Scriyen
secretary.
On motion, o. o. Stanchfeld, +. D..
Powers and d. G. West were appointed
committee on credentials, who re-
ported townships entitled to represen-
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q. U. STANCHFIELD,
Sheriff fer Dawson County.

RICHI RS ReMarded a td la are TIL, those , who 4 read @
~ orable employment that viii not
take them from their homes and families. The
profits are large and sure for every indllstriuos
several hundred dollars a month. 1t is easy for
any one to make So and upwards per dav, who
is willing to work; Either sex. Young or old; {;
new. No special ability required, you, reader, ,
can car dc, do it as vel as any one. Write to us
dress Stinson & Co.. Portland MaiEe
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Married..

At the residence of d. G. West, by
himself as justice of the peace. on
sunday May 6, John Rack and Rosa
RrakaS
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ARTICLE I11.-oFFIcERs.

The officers of this club shall be a
president, two vice presidents, secre-
tary, and an executive committee of
thirteen, of which the president and
secretary shall be members ex-oflicio.
All officers shalt be members of the
club, and shall be elected by ballot at
such time as may be prescribed in the
bylaws.
ARTICLE Iv.-MEET1NGs ,QUoRua1s, ETC.
SECTION 1. The regular meeting of
this club shall be held at Mitchell on
the first and third Saturdays of each
Month.
Sec. 9 Eleven members shall con-
stitute a quorum at any regular or
duly called special meeting of the club.
ARTICLE y.-BY-LAws, RESOLUTIONS,
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AMENDMENTS, ETC.

SECTION 1. All bylaws and resolu-
tions OF this club shall require a ma
jority vote of the members present at
any regular meeting for their adoption.
. SEC. 2. Amendments to this consti-
tuition shall only be made upon previ-
Gus notice of two weeks, IN writing,
and Shall require for their adoption an
Affirmative vote of two-thirt!s of the
members present at q regular meeting,
the tWo-thirts affirmation to be not
less than one-qlartar OF the members
of the club. Provided, that no amend
ment shall at any time be made that
will conflict with the provisions of the
constitution of The Republican League
OF the United States or The Republic
can League of the Territory of Dakota.
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AT the next meeting of the club on
Saturday, the Goth inst.. it is expected
to place the name Of every republican
in the county on the rolls of member
ship.
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This club shall become and be a
member of The Republican League of
the Territory of Dakota, and be in all
things subordinate thereto.
CHARTER MEMBERS.
The following republicans, incl u5ing
all who were present at the organiza-
tion CT the club, signed the constitu-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-05-18
CHARTER MEMBERS.

L. @. Hardesty, L. n. Winsor,
J. w. Beattie, q, L. Mcdonald,
Geo. A. Silsby, S.. Moore.
w. A. Scott, NJ. T. Bloss,
Tom Fullerton, r. ID. Martin,
Geo. A. Clark, A. M. kocher,
II. w. Wbeelock, II. ID. Prescott,
q. G. Cowhick, j. Il. Wells,
j. N. Grow, j. III. Scriven,
Ill. Q. Preston, :. j. Teachnor, -
J.. o. Gale, e. Whittlesey.
0. o. Stancl,tield, all of Mitchell.
T. o. Tyler, Z. Swartout,
Geo. Ledyard. of Badger.
Henry Bounett, Burton Sharp,
0. L. Brown, of Baker.
Geo y. SwartZ. David Cole,
OF Rome.
Jas Leslie, Chas Morris,
r. 7. Robinson, of Perry.
Fl. II. Olesen, N.P. Nicholson,
E. c. Mcleod. G. b. Kelsey,
d. NJ. Powell. of R!endon.
II. e, Blanchard. T.. $ Mel ,Onth
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Text of the Lesson, Matt. xvi, 36-4e.
Golden Text, Heb. v. s. Memorizc
Verses sG-30-Comments by Rev. II. S.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-31
Work Among the London Poor.

The number Of London city mission.
aries is now 4s3, and every missionary
visits once a month about $50 families,
or 1900 persons. Their work Is 10 pio-
neer a path among the most wretched
and debased Of our fellow creatures, in
which the pastor may IN due time fol-
low. Among the special duties OF these
missionaries are 10 attend the deathbed
Of those who are dying uncarcd for, 10
distribute tracts, 10 sec that the children
attend a school and 10 sec that no family
Is without the Word of God. The society
has now appointed special missionaries to
visit soldiers, sailors. bakers, actors
coachmen, grooms, cabmen, omnibus
men and canal boatmen, and TO look
after the spiritual needs Of the Germans,
French, Italians, Swedes, Spaniards,
Jews and 0rientals, and, indeed, all for
eigners resident In London. Twenty.
five missionaries have exclusively been
commissioned 70 visit coffee shops and
public houses. From the summary OF
the work Of the society for the year IL
appears that moro than 5000, 900 calls
have been made, 4.600,0 900 tracts dis.
tributed and 1918 drunkards reclaimed.
London Tunes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-31
A cu.. a, s.tur., Justioe.

A wife once summoned her husband
before an alcalde for having serenaded
another woman
Bring forth the culprit," said the
Judge, ''and let him play To us ms he
played before the woman he wished To
captvate,
When this was done the Judge asked
Ills that the tune you playedT'
Isl, Senor."
.Is that the best you a play itY"
.Si, Senior"
''Tbep | fine you % for disturbing the
public peace"
Solomon could have come no nearer
70 the standard Of natural justice. New
York Trihune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-31
The MenIcans Not lazy.

The Mexican people seem TO be an in.
dustrious race, whether Of the Spanish or
Aztec branches. Old people and young
children work. Some one has said, ''they
have 10 or starye." This is ms true II
them MS il is of us. ! am inclined TO be-
lieye they work more willingly and cheer.
fully for n pittance than would nj own
people, or than do tho coIored population
Of the south. which, in some respects,
greatly resembles the peonage OF Mexico.
Cor. Kansas City Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-31
DR.. POWELL REEVES
Corner Main St, and Broad
way, Butte, Eont.
PRIVATE DEsPENsARy
Established for the Scientific aud speedy
Cure of Chronic. Nervous and

ID
Established for the Scientific aud speedy
.,r..,,nroui S.r,,us and
special Diseases.
The Old Reliable S~pscialist OF many years exper.
i.nre treats vita wonderful success all UNG
THROAT, CANCERS, PILES, FI>TpLA,
RUPTURE, cure without KSIFEor CAUsTIC.
Treats All forms OF Throat, Lung. Nerve and
Blooddiseases all Chronic diseases and Deform-
ties far 10 aayinse Of any institution. sn'nS n i Ho ,h, s GG"H:
forIr.atman, Of auy Private or Blood Diseases can
be cured for ,ne-third the eos, at sur Private Dis.
pen,aIy. Corner Il Main 1t. ard Broadway, Butte,
Mont,
cured without pAin OF hiDderance
from business.
lAUItSprcxioa Tree IRON .lowness ircckics,
biaciheads, eruptions, etc, Brilliant Eye, and
perfect health can be had,
nv That 'tireI' feeling and I'LL female weak
T 1ss. p Fra %H5.y S%'S General E1I' b SiSs HS's sisspis.a S:,,
OPPRESSION and Indigestion. ovarian %trOuDlrs, In.
~dsnation and Liberation Falling and Displace.
ments, spina weakness, Kidney complaints and
change Of Life, tonsult the Old Doctor,
eve ANN FAD Acute or Chronic lntA-
ANU EANmmatiOu OF the ryelids or
GlOte and lar or near sighiednrss, Inversion ofihe
Lads, >erOfulOUs Eyes, Y c~srsiiOn lntammations,
Abc.ss dinners Of Vision Of one or both eyes, and
ruinors Of Ii.
ts.lnhama,iOn OF the Ear, Liberation or
Caiarrh, Internal orrxternal Deafness. or paralysis
singing or ruaring noises, Thickened Drum etc.
Ncbunuc Debility Spcnnnorrh~a, seminal
NehvUuS Losses, Night Emissions, Loss of
Vita Tower, sleeplessncss, dependency, Loss Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09

According to the Atlsnta Oonsiitu
tion "the negro 10 changing In appear
auce and losing some OF the birthmarks
peculiar to the Afrissn raoe. The new
generation 10 showing the effects OF n
higher culture, Especially Is this no
tioeabie In the towns where contact
With the whites shows its effect. The
fat nosed, kiuky headed negro Ia
passing away and becoming AZ un'
known race. All the colored children,
no matter how dushy In hue, show the
change. Among the females Iona hair
OF that peculiar woody appearance
hangs in long brAids or curls down
their backs. Aquiiine noses and smaller
mouths, with thinner lips, are tho rule.
For years, and, In fact. ever elnce theii
freedom, the negrerses have endeavored
to do awRy with the short and kinky
hair bestowed upon them by their an
osators. Much OF their spare change
is invested In v1rious hair tonics and
invigoratorF, and the long attention
aud care bestowed upon 1t Is shown In
their d soaudants. The South Gsorgis
negro ia an evidence Of evolution, ths
survival of the fittsst."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09
80 --------
a Foreign attAuhm an.

A foreign sttaGhmant has been issued
a2sinet Aessrs. Genpev 81 KeBney, con-
tractors IN the Philadelphia and Balti,
more Rsi,IoAa. L. appears that the
contract for digging OUT tho cut oppo
site ALIENS brick yard was subjected
by these contractors TO an Italian, who.
with q Largo force OF bis onuntTy mon
worked at thta section OF the road for
ne&rly month Whsn the italian de-
maased his pay thu contractors re-
fassf to give aim anything on account.
cas- lag that they hsd no'hing to do
with paying hin. Ha bad excavatad a
lot OF stone which Conner n Kenney
had bean usius, which they also re.
fused to haVa mtasured or pay for. The
tuit was aeoordiEgiy brought against
them through Lawyer Lyman. The
parties will be Iuads to give hall TO-
pay ucent Of niouey due the sali n, pro
vidiug they are worth tho damage
claimed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09

This evening Supreme Master Work.
man W. II Jordan, OF Oalifornts, will
arrive In this city. In honor OF the
event the various A. o. U W. lodges
win tender him . grand reception. l..
b. JeEvis, chief marshal, has issued the
foil o wing order:
WILMINGTON. Dsl-, June 8, 1888
Ancient Order UDitsd Workmen.
Headquarters Chief Marshal,
ORDER No |: Tho line will consist
OF ave divisions and form as follows:
First division, B. L. Bnchmaster, msr-
shall; Welcome legion, Select Knights,
A, o U. W., will form on Shipley
street, north OF Ninth, right resting on
Ninth stem
Ssooud division, Charles Murch, N ar.
sbal; Wilmington Lodge, M /, A o.
U. W., will form on Ninth street. west
OF Ship!ey, right resting on shlpley
street.
Third dlvisior, Samuel @. Aiken
marshal; Industry Lodge, No. 2, A o.
U. w, will form on east side Of Ship
ley street. ronth Of Ninth, right resting
ON Ninth street
FJurth division, James ID. Prentiss,
marsha; Delaware Lodge, M 8. A. o.
10 w viii form OF West side OF Ship
ley stree, south OF Ninth, right resting
on Ninth ttreet
Fifth division, Helry Miller, mar
shA' will form oa Ninth street. eeht OF
M rket, right renti5g on Market street.
The exercises at the o, era Housa
will be public There Is 90 charge FOX
admission, and o general invitation Ia
EXTENDED by the reception committee tc
oil persons interested in the work and
progress OF the order, The tickets
which have been dla,ribated have been
used to BseuFe tho attendance OF the
membgrs CT the ORD or, and are In nc
way to DO Construed ~ giving special
privileges except 10 those who may
have occurred Tnservsd hestF.
Tho programmn prepared BIZ the oom'
| mittse ia good ono and should secure
On audience worthy or tho order, and
m AXE the occasion one of eDthusiasm
eqaal to that which has characterize ID
tns receptions rendered TO MIR. jordan
In otbo; cit,es.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09

Late date China pApers give the news
10 connection with the big gap In the
Vel ow river az most discouraging "The
natives Of Yangchow district are very
much afraid OF inundation, the overflow
from the Hwang Ho having taken an
other course The floods have suggested
difficult subject 10 Ii Hung Chang to
give students In their examinations for
the provincial degree. 1t is emit tied THE
Yellow River: The rest means t ) prevent
fiools and to close the gaps A scheme
which promises to become popular is that
the pc pie from the distressed and sub
merged districts are to be encouraged to
emigrate; and q steam fotilla is to be
created to facilitate transport and patrol
the river. The sal OF the new official
rank has Melted 100000 taels for the re-
lief OF the sufferers by the floods"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09

WASHINGTON, June Ga d, NJ
3snerAl 9heridAn's condition IL not
changed for the better, TIE bulletin
sent cat by the doctors, after cGnsu ia
tion IL 60 M, Gays:
"GeuGral SheIidan's cough hal In
eyeased spHewhAt eiuoe the itst report
and t1ia has MAZE him restless sad
neryaur. Hi pniso Is rather qu,cie',
bat OF god str3ugtb, snd bis feepira
tlon "a ra her tnors frequent within the
Last two hours. Be teTeB his oue'sh-
meat sith reGulsrity and Tel,shes Il D
" AsHINGTuN, June 8-Lste this
afternoon It Was believed On infOrfaa.
,iou from high Boaroca That tho emf in
G ,uerEl Shtrt5a1'B case can not be far
btl DR.. Pepper, of Philadelphis was
one OF the sianerl Of the pnysiclans'
bulletin igsued at 4 40 this moaning
hinh reld:
"fhe reaction continues to be wall
sustaii ell. Thers IL no elevation OF
tempsrktare; pulse 1o4, respiration "a.
The mind IL more clear. Fo1h and
remedies ara xell borne, Toe csnsss-
len OF tho lungs continues severe, but
10 Che aaaenoG OF fever Indicates ma de.
velupmept Of ext4ndai ibh sm natson. "
Ths / C'ciooh bullstin showed nc
Cthh 40 VA IHiES2h1hNNt taaA ~ v " "
night tba doctors made this announoe
1 ieEi}i
tiTas evening has haen a quiet one,
aitteu any incident worthy OF men
ton. @ AGRA Sleri ian's pulse is los
This respiration IS, his temperature Dor
NAL; MS min3 Ia perfectly olesr, Dur
Hug IhB day he has shown great interest
10 tie current be9B."
1.-THE ELDER MRS SHERIDAN WORSE
SOMERSET, Osio, Juaa S-Mrs Johr
8 eridan, mother of General P. Ii
3beliisn who haH ben Ill for aom'
line, had another Fslapae yesterday
terRo.n, and ia in \ critical eJndiilon
The doators fear use can not live. Th'
sserieu4 illne,s of her son Phil has neve
get been made known to her for fear
SERIOUS Iesults. Constant oommuntoG
ton both by telephone and telegraph Il
Bkept TIP with General Sheridan's houB
din Washington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09

Labor seems in demand by California
fruit growers. The correspondent at San
Francisco of the New York Times alks
of the situation thus: "What greatly
troubles the fruit growers is the scarcity
of the labor supply, and, since Chinese
restriction has been enforced, many Mon
goliRns who rsed to work in orchards
have gone TO town, where they get
higher wages as house servants. White
help cannot be depended on, and negroes
who were imported from the South have
proved troublesome Unless some organ
lied effort is made to secure sufficient
h Up there will be great waste of Caliior.
mia fruit this wear
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09

Ch!ldren's Day. will be observed in
Union NJ f. Church as usual to morrow i,
(sabbath) At 8 a. m. the Sabbath
school will hold brief session in the
lecture room, a at 1880 O'Clock there
will be a gen raj serviee in the auditor
Jun, especially adapted to children and
Young people, consisting of briet ad-
dresses, interspersed with appropriate
music, all in harmony with the occasion.
Ia Tho afternoon at 9 o'clock the Sabbath
school will hold its regular session with
such notifications as may be suggested
by the day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09
THE BRANCH OF THE BOSTON SHOE HOUSE,
NO. 3o4 KING STREET,

going Cape May N j., June II
and win close out the entire stock the Lowest ura You VIII
Wilmington bargains will have this week.
you know well that sell nothing but fstca gooas The
must be sold this week by freight ans will
sell twenty-five cents below cost and will mention several articles
shoes from l5 to 25 chdrens 81 to IL ost
S5c selling 55c Ladies' kid shoe medium good quality cost
$780, selling for 81 90 Ladies' kid qusrs AMI toe price
$40 selling $35 Ladies' French don2ola satin linai kid
button, price s225 selling at 81 IS Ldas' doago oaest tp
prize So Is; selling at 50 90
Ladies' French kid flexible soes worth o sailing 75
The of the shoe well known in this city Kid Dive ind
satnned Also large stock in Chidrens Misses and
LADIES' sample goods And we have very nice assortment OF
Ladies' Misses and Chdrens lace shoes beautiful stock OF
Boys high and low Shoes Now the time for you get
your cheap slippers which will not be sold cheap this
Ladies opera toe slippers at No humbug Ladies French
kid Newport ties worth 81 IS 7c Ladies French kid Ok
ord ties worth 5o ST. Ladies French high heels patent
pped price 81 Ladies' toe fancy low price
q selling 10 Meas base ball shoe price ST. selling al
SC Mems lawn tennis selling at 68c all sizes First class
lace Shoes regular price 8o, selling at 81 go Mems
shoe s2a5 selling $780, Cong butt and lace Mems
patent sathe price IS selling at $780, best quality
genuine kangaroo hutton lace aud Congress- price 81
So great assortment of low cut shoes
Also bargains in mems slippers carpet slippers Soc
selling This stock fresh Of goods made for this
aud will pay call Ids and prices This
store will only be open this week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09
aetty,burg, Luray and virginia.

We are in rec ipt of very handy
book to pleasure seekers. II is called
"PeansylvaniI Tours' ard gives host
OF very interesting mater perta ming to
&c tysourg, Luray Caverus. the Natural
Bridge, Richmond, Washington and the
New South The first excursion over the
Pennsylvania road, under the persona
supervision OF that gontlemanly tourist
guide, Mr.. s W. f. Draper, will ave
Boston, wednesday, Juse 2Sth, New
York, Thursday, June 2lst, and Paila-
delpbia the same day. The trip will
cover period of 10 day. and will be one
of the mcst enjoyab ones of the season
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09

Dr. j Il. simtus will Issve this city
at ti.25 th'e eVsRius Tor NJ tssey's Gross
R3sds, Kent 0oaasf, 81. In order that
he nag asSiss IN holding ar all-day
plteling tu-1orrow IN DpLaney,A
Chapel He will return o. Monday
morning. Tha Doctor freqde sly visits
different ehurohes Ia tina con ference,
and 10 invariably warmly welcomed.
Hs ia aome~hat esthusi ,stic In the
oause OF religion, and Wishes to assist
in making he people better rs well as
" der.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09
A suit OF UIothing.

A. O Yates & Co., oiotbiers OF SIKH
and Chestnut streets. Philhdeiphin, vii
present through their ealesmsn, JohI
W. Canary, at the close Of the seesoD
q cult OF clothing to the player Of tbt
ID sinwnte Amateur Rae b II League
having the beet record for bRttsng ant
fielding combined, The yourg nal
present will have to DO strong Of sru
and swift of foot