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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11
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To III GrrGI South Amsri0rE M,,it-is@ 90:
DElE GESTS II desire tn say To- yrn that I
have suffered for many years " ith very =, Il
Gus tliSCaSc Of the stomach and NERVES. trl,-i
every medicine ] could hear "f hrIi upthins
dome fnc any appr,- lathe E,,'i until ! uhS nd
Niss-d tn try yniirt,frat south American NgTyins
Tonic and StOmRrh anI Liver tUn.. ami since
using SEVERAL lSdtI,.s uf II inu.f sly that am
surprised Mt it, Wonderful Iuwrr> t. cur the
stomach and general nervous system. u every
one knew the value oG this remedy ~ ! ,ln. YOU
would not H. able To- supply the demand.
J. \. uAEpFE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11

Nervousness and
Nervous PrnStution.
Nervous Headache and
Sick Headache.
Female Weakness.
All Diseases of Women,
Nervous Chills.
Paralysis,
Nervous Paroxysms AMI
Nervous Choking
Hot Flashes.
Palpitation of the Heart,
Mental Despondency,
SleeplesSness,
1t. Nituss Dance.
Nervousness of Females,
NcrvOusnc>s of Old Agr,
Neuralgia,
Pains in the Heart,
Pains in the Back,
Failing Health.
All thcsr and many other ca
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11

~ Solomon Ernl. n member 81 the SNcigty
Df Friends IT Darlington. H. ! s1y~. i hav,.
used Twelve hnttl,> of The ''7it south AmcTi-
rtu N"TvilC puir and stomach nu,i Liver tun'.
AMI consider that every hOttlr dill fer me one
hundred dollars Nurth Ui PJH-i. isruu>, have
not had n FnJl rights sl'vp fer twenty years
uu arC"unt 81 irritation. pain. huTrihlv dr,II's.
l.rn tuIls.-l l,y chronic indigestion and IT,.
ITI~ia &c the stuinH,h ami by a bu,kru dawn
condition Ui my nervous sySt"m. But nov tan
liz down and slcvpu night swcvty n a baby,
Hud ! iycl like a s.und man. ! III not think
then Las ever b-rn a medicine intrzlur,gl iutn
thi, 'auntTy Whi'h will at all cUiup1rc with
this Np:. lie Tonic n n cur. fur thu stpttarh "
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11
NERVOUS DISEASES.

As for class Of Nervous Diseases
compare with the NCrvne Tonic, which pleasant
all its effects the child the oldest delicate nyl
ual Ninents of all the ailments w the human family heir
dependent cxhuon and impaired digestion When
Insufficient supply fr the bS general Of uf
the brain, spinal and the r Starved like
starved MUSCLES become when the ht Kind &c fSd supplied AMI
thousand weaknesses and ailments disappear the As the
supply all the by which the vital forces the
y carried on Is The first 10 sgcr fr Of perfect nutrition
Ordinary SH does not contain sufficient quantity Of the Kind of nuimcnt
the me of living AMI alNr
the For this becomes that n fossil he
supplied This production f the South American Continent has been
found by analysis contain the essential elements which
formed Th accounts f its magic power all firms of
arrangements
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11
GU e S

Broken Constitution.
Debility If Old Age.
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
Heartburn and Sour Stomach.
Weight and Tenderness in Stomach.
Loss Of Appetite.
Frichtful Dreams,
Dizziness and Ringing in the Ears,'
Weakness of ENtremities AMI
Painting,
Impure and Impoverished Bl"~I,
Boils AMI Carbuncles,
ScrUfula,
Scrufulous Swelling and Ulcers,
Consumption Of the Lung,
Catarrh Of the Lungs,
Bronchitis AMI Chronic Cough,
Liver Complaint,
Chrnnic DiarrhCaa,
Delicate and Scrufuluus Children,
Summer Complaint Of Infants.
: cured by this wonderful Nervinr Tonic.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11


40. tr'attii'ht "I many 'h',i-ai'us nI ee 60, :
OF thp-c ChT'iiic N'ihi'--~e anu hisutes4,s
ailments p'ruiiaf 70 ! iilat : w III 'h.ai
H'tel anu ~urEi'I l'>'H"'''a hIuhs', ~; -
hes au',fl,-l 'it,i ~ ~ il'' h Ei'FIA htPt-
ing ali th"TphFhN tr'ihE I'ui''i'r i"t the
CErc % woman lsF'iIiat uiaia,Ii,-
Dr. FIeTtcTs iaNOTh' StteIIPtlOh
Is me 1utsInNih. 't ''S'. ,'t ~ ~, III
Valuali" rrI-ri.n'". lI"usaiis ~ urlmo-
n'@ls. received from iItlti;ls nifi rom phlsl-
cans VIM nav" i'~l'7l u IN th' hi't, hssiH.,
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woman y. 'iliir guy
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11
SWORN CURE FOR ST. YTTUS'S DANCE OR CHOREA

CRIWFnEI~yIIiE. iNp. May ~. IS>';
NJ daughter. twelve y.arS Oh. had h,cu A.
flirtcd for several months with ChuTra or u.
Niius'E Dancc. she was reduced tO n Skrl'tun.
low anything but milk | hal in handle her
like an infant. DOct1r and urigh'spF> gave her
up lcnmmcncc'i giving her the Sbu'h Am"ri-
can Nrryine Tonic: the effects were very sur
prising. In thr-c DAYS she wa fiI uf IN. nrr.
voiisness and rapi,ily impTuyr' Pour Ia,''i,z
currd her cnnplrtrly ! ihirk 10" south
American Ncryinr the frlnl'.t r'1n"ly ever
discovered, and would u-niumrud u o. every.
one Mr.. ". :. ENsNiSDLE.
!yciS NJ Taiifnr, L.
N0HfrB1lsTJ f0Hn'H.
Subscribed AMI sworn Co before me this May
~, lSS7. GHAs. ". TRAVIS Notary Public.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11

Hstriet r Hall. az waynctOwn. Ind. SAYS:
81 uee my life tn The Great Sbuth American
Nervine. ] hal heen in i-,i fer FIVE months
from the effects Of an exhausted stomach. In
digestion. Nervous Prostitution and n general
shattered condition of my " hole systrm. Hal
given up all hppeS 90 getting we'll Had tried
three doctors with no relief. The first h-itir ui
the Neryine Tonic improved me 81 murh that
was able tn walk about AMI f.W i,oiileS cured
me entirely. I believe Il the h--st me,lrin" in
the world. lean not recommcnd il iDo highly.
Mr. NJ Russell. Sugar Greek Valley. Ind.
writes. Il have used several bottles Of The
south American NeTyinc Tonic. aui will say
consider IL tn. bs-St mr,lirinr in the world. ]
believe u saved the lives ut twn 0f my chi ldrDn
They were down and nothing APPEARED o. 10
them any good until procured this remedy.
II was very surprising how raEiily thy hath
improved on is uss ! nCummend Ia" mc'ii-
cine 10 all my ncighlOrs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11

Ms. Fila A. Rrai'nn. Of New Ross. Indiana,
soy. IL tan not expires how murh owe Ia the
NrFinp Tonic. Ny system was completely
shattered. appetite gone. was coughing and
splitting up blool am sur. ! Wa in the firSt
stHrcs 81 consumption. an Inheritance handed
dow through several GENERATIONS ! hsEan
taking Oh" N'rVine Toms an continued IT,
us'' fer ninTt six mnnths sui am entirely
Cup7d. II j. the ErHnd,-St r'm'tiy for nerves.
stomach and lungs have ever sccn.
Fl. Brown Druggist az Elina. No. writes:
"Ny health hal l,.n very popr for wears Wa
coughing severely. 0nly weighed llO pound
when I rummsncr,i using south American
NrrN Inc. ! have used tw" bottles and nov
weigh % pounds. aud am much stronger AMI
better than have besn for ny. year. Am sur
would not haV" lived through the Winter had
] not secured this r.mc,ly My customer ~,
what u has done for m" All buy 10 eagerly.
II giVts Ersut sati-fastiun ."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11
INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA.
The Great South American Neryine Tonic

Which the only absolutely unfang remedy dcov
cred for the Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and the of symptoms
which the of disease and debility of the
ah No person afl by this jewel of ncalculahe value i
the Snmach Of
prove and
There
which wonderful the
Amor Neryn Tunr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11

CEAwFoEr~vIIE, Ism. June -, 49,.
Iy daughter, eleven years oil. was severity
afflicted with 81. N.iuS's Dance or hnrcl. w
gave hsr three aud Onc-hnlf bottles Of Suuih
AWCriran Ncrviu" and she Is completely r.
s;nr,i. I Iriicyl win curr every case ui It
NIius'S pancc. ! have kept Il IN my family fp'
two var aui am sur y {. the rr,-at,a.t rem.
ely w the wufli for Indirt>iiuu HuI pysf-p
80. all i'rms 80 N"rv"U> pi~nrtl, - uuI Tailiur
Health inIIa " haICy,T CIiIs..
J"HY ]. Mi.H.
Stat ~ TGfliGHn
MIHi. sff74sr - IsrirH'r -.
Srls>rril, 4 Hu,l r,,rr - Irlp-n 10 This Jun,
-, I>>7. JuN,. ". NEI.ur.
Notary Public.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

The broad Atlantic, ia ever stormy
thorouRhfare. Yet blow the winds
ever 80 heroely, and ride tho waves
ever so loftily, seamen must man the
good chips, tourists will brave the
passage, and commercial travellers and
buyers must visit the centres of foreign
trade and manufacture. That afro.
cious mAlady, seasicknesB, together
with oolioky pains and much inward
uneasiness is often endured when Hos
tettei's Stomach Bittees would have
fortified the voyagers against them.
Sea captains, and in taot all old snltt
and veteran travellers are acquainted
with the protective value Of this esti
mable preventive and remedy, and ari
rarely unprovided with 1t. EmigrAnti
to the far West should use It as cafe
guard against malaria. Seek the aid o
the Bitters for dyspepsia, constipation
liver complaint, kidney troubles, Ant
all ailments that impair the harmo
nious and vigorous action Of the vita
powers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

At Tifip, Ohio, q very strange Rad re-
mArkable illustration of the mysterious
bond OF uuion and sympathy which ex-
lists between twins has been brought to
light within the last few days.
CHARLES Roncanpon, aged 20. got his
arm in q plAner at the ohurn factory,
and It was ground 10 pulp 10 the elbow.
At tho exact time this happened, ut
quarter to 5 y. m. his twin sister, living
over q mile away, suddenly cried out in
great agony, saying that there was q
fearful pain In her arm. Bhe suffered
so In q few minutes that physician
WAS sent for, and soon after he arrived
three other physioians arrived brlnaing
her brother, whose arm they proceeded
ID ampuiAte At onos. When the sister
had hrst been taken with the pain she
had cried out, "Oh, Charley is hurt!'
While the arm OF her brother was
being Amputated the sister. who was
kept in another part OF the house and
did lot kncs what was going on, suf-
fered terribly and screamed with agony,
1t was necessary TO give her an injec'
tion OF morphine In the arm to quie'
herr Since then, whenever tie brother
10 unusually restless or suffers much
the sister cutters in similar degree.
Two yeArs ago, while away froE
home, the brother had his uose broken
and at the came time OF the day th'
sister complained Of q great pain In ho'
lnose. Within an hour 1t had swo!lei
lalarmingly, and II was necessary Y
Summon . pbyIiciAn. livery esrcum
ls,anoe In this case 10 known to bo true
aud 1t is puzzliug the physieisus great
llv
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

Ada L. Armstrong, "a years, en-.
ployed As q domestic In the family OF
William Wells, 507 Snyder avenue,
Philadelphis, has died from q dose OF
rat poison, taken on Thursday last with
sLioidal intent. On that day the J oung
woman became Ill at the stomach. In
the afternoon q small son Of Mr.. Wells
complained Of feeling unwell and Ada
unconseiously exclaimed; ~ hope !
haven't poisoned him." The remark
aroused the curiosity of the family aud
inc airy was made OF the servant aB to
what she meant She Eaid that she had
become low Bpirited 10 consequence OF
being without q permanent home, and
had taken q quantity Of rat poison. DR..
Moore, a neighborinR physician, was
summoned. but his services were of nc
use. Ada was an orphan and had 8
gister living near MiddletowD, Del
She had been In the employ Of Mr.
Wells for several months. The bOdI
has been shipped TO the sister for burial
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., Feb. &c.
The dam OF the city water works on
Lawrenos's brook broke from weakness
on Saturday night, and seventy Ave feet
OF 1t was washed out. II was O double
structure. The first wall was built In
1743, and the second wall 100 years ago.
The break has cut of all the city water,
and there is only six days supply on
hand, not calculating what would be
required In case OF fire. The mayor has
asked that tho Delaware and RaritAu
canal be Allied up to provide against
Are. II will take two weeks TO HtaIl
the water works. There was slight
frg shst in the brook at the time, bui
there were only seven inches of water
on the dam.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

To help the right side is not only
commendAble in . general point OF
view. but is judioious and prudent
when that help is enlisted in behalf OF
the right side Of tho body lust over the
lower ribs In the reaion OF the liver.
The most efficient help is afford ed by
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, an anti.
bilious medicine OF Incompatible eff
cAcy. Iuaotion Of the liver Is accom-.
panied by oonstipa,ior, siok headache.
furrea tongue, nausea, occasional verti.
go, an imp 'Snsant breath. yellowness OF
the akin and ball Of the eye. The au.
thor OF these symp.oms. liver COM
p.aint, routed by the Blttors Is accom-
panied by them in Its flight Fever
and sgue, which always involves the
liver, dyspepsia, rheum atism, debility
and kidney troubles are all maladles 10
the early relief and final cure Of which
this standard medicine 10 adapted.
Don't use It by Hto and starts, hut sys-
temntioally. that Its full effects may 70.
sult In perfect restor-..,-,.vu or health,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

The Tenl estate OF jesse Alexander,
late OF Delaware OitY, was sold at puo-
lio sale on Saturday. No. l, los OF land
6ox106 feet, fronting on Warrington
street, was bought by Charles Alt1an
der for $40; No. Q lot of land With frame
dwelling house on northeast side oi
WAship eton street, was knocked down
to OhArles 8. Ash at 1910; No. 5. lot ci
land 65x1OO feet, on ncr;hveat side ol
Washington street, with lsrZe ware
house on II, was bought by Charles
Alexander fer Sl,775; No. 4, lot oi
ground having front OF l68 feet on
Front street and depth OF 80 fest, with
frame carriage Bh5ps, stable and ioe
house thereon. now occupied by X r
Moouy's carriage works, was bought by
William II. Fl. Cle,k for fl,000i No. D.
lot on Front street 60T100, facing 90
Front street, was bought by ChaIles b.
Alexander for 800.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
Prof. UrAbbs Eniortainmsnt

at the Opera House on Saturday was a
complete success. 1t was In every sense
OF tie word chlldren's day. At the
matinee performance, "Ealsely Ac-
cused" wEs rendered In elegant style,
Miss Pearl VAnWeston and Mr.. George
Willis carrying of the honors Of the
day. "CinderellS," handsomely cos
iumed, was nicely rendered In the af-
ternoOp, but On account OF the sicb ness
Of little Cinderella the play was omitted
in the evening. Mr.. q. H. Ward and
Rg. William Hill were pleasing in their
speoiAliies. The grand march olcsed
both performances, the statuary being
particularly flne. The ouly regret Is
that "Felsely Accused" fine little
drama, was not substituted 1t the even
Ing performance for Lost" play OF
little account. All In all the entertain
ment WAS q complete success financially
ana otherwise.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

OyAuIA 'sTos, 8. O., Feb. 25,-t
senaniion - IS made pu jlic to-day thu
is exciting A 'ciesy in upper Carolina
DR.. Atkinson, leading druggist 0
Chester. was eA gagged to Miss Lite, o
Gaffney CITY, a. nd went there i've
months ago to ma. ~ her. She could
not be found and he -eturned homo uu
after his departure. Atkineon was
still anxious to marry Ner, and so he
renewed his correspondence with hsf
ana induced her TO appoint M other day
for the marriage. Monday was the
day, and the wedding took place. The
bride and groom are now In Chester
To-day John Miutz came to 0affney
Oily, and WAS very much shocked to
hs1r Of the wedding OF Miss Little, o.
he had married her only two months
ago, and they had agreed to keep their
marriage secret for two years. He
showed the certificate OF the clergymeu
who married them, and also his written
promise not TO divulge tho secret for
two years. Mintg ia an irtslligent boy
OF 10, and OF good family, Miss Little
is pretty, young and mischievops. She
is OF the best social standing. Her
parents are 10 aquandary, and every
body 10 wondering what will be done
about 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

A committee representing the minerl
had conference on Saturday with in
|perlntendent Whiting, OF the Read lin 4
Coal and Iron Company, respecting q
new bAsls OF wages. The Interview
was harmonious, thouRh no definite
action was taken. The conferences will
probably be renewed to day. At q
meeting OF District Assembly No. 81,
In Lapsford on Saturday, It was re.
solved that the employees Of each com
Ipany Ia the LehIgh region present tC
their respective superintendenb o
proposition for settlement, similar il
leading features 10 the terms Of the
!, Oorbin-Lewis agreement. 1t Ia believed
tnle action will result In the termlHs
tlon OF the Lehigh strike.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
Last Of Pablio sales.

febfuhry.
rs, W. Il. Lyman, W. o. o. HID.
y. J. .. Hutohfson, ADpoquiniminE Hd.
-, y. M. Pierce, near koc6lAnd.
~. Thomas Marcy, Red Lion I'D.
", Roberts a hsunum, borses, chester.
March.
/. Larkins estate, oisy.
], q. IL Hin, Christians HID.
!, Samuel Oariilo, W. q. o. Hd.
/, OyIus stern, city.
2, y W. Burris, N. u. I'D.
2. MiIres white, Ohttstiana Hc.
3 ". y. Martin, city.
., y. II. and J. q. Dlehl, N. q. HID.
=, Todd a Denoho. Brandyvine, lid.
., James y. Morrison. W. u. U. Ao.
Q. u. Is. Ferris. Penosdef Hid.
.. John h ImmR MoUay, Dol 20. Pa.
!, james Mckinney, W. q. u.
], Aaron Tyson, Chester, Pa.
], Thomas Wilson, OhFistianA HID.
!, lsaao >. Fraser, Pencader lid.
3 Harry mahatiy, Brsndywine HID
s, X. .. Fisher. Mill Greek hd.
., Mary A. DAle, BraEdywlne Hd.
10. Heald h o.. real estate.
IL, W. b. Mote, ". U. Oreeh.
IL. Proud q MeYricK, Oentreville.
u, Proud a Morrick, Oentrevilie, Del.
u. John T. HendrioEson. M. u. Hd.
lh, Lyman h foater, ChriitiAnA nd.
l3, ". Y. Warner, olty.
Il, Roberts HAbnsma Chester, Pa.
u, MRS. Jos. u, Lyman, III. q. Hd.
Ia, J. n. \ Iidham, heirs, UhristiRna HID.
IL, Oieavef q HickcrsoD, N. u. Hd.
%. 8orden h Coneway, brandywine I'D.
10. BENJAMIN Lee. NJ. y. Hd.
10, John Hsll, Penoader Hid.
lo and ~, A. h. chandler, BrAnd'y I'd.
70. }. u; Carpenter, Beayer Valley, bel.
20, W. Y. Warner. city.
~, Aaron Tyson, Chester.
"a. Johp BrAnnAn MT. OubA.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

On Saturday ]. E. Rhosds g. Son,
No. Ill West Fourth ssree., the bali
manufacturers, turned out the largest
belt ever constructed at their worke. II
was for an electric light plant and wAi
made ou; OF oak. tanned butts. doubled ,
with the pieces cemented md riveted,
The belt is 93 feet long and "a inches
wide, measured 5s inoh through and
weighed oveE 900 pounds. This com
pRny lie now having q number oi
atretohers made at the works OF The
Pusey & Jones Company for the pur'
pose OF stretching the leather in the
manufacture OF the belts, thus prevent
ing the stretching when in use on ma
chiuery. They have n Number already
In operation, but their business 10 In
creasing rapidly. This firm also finishes
shoe and harness leather, bus tho belt II
the!s staple product.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

A shooting match took place at the
Hcmevood Park, near Newark, On
Wednesday last, between the following
Marylanders: John hcKane, R. Mont
aoLnery. A. Deviney, William Ores
wall, E1wArd Sn&yhorn and Roberi
McKAne, and ths following Della
warsans: Charles Il. Il. Lewis, J. w,
Lumb, Il. McKinsey, Harry Garrett
w. Lumb and L.. Homewood. Ninety,
elk clay pigeons were shot ct by eaoh
side, the Marylanders breaking S3
while the DslawAreans broke only 2e
making the fifth defeat OF the lattei
partiep. Nothing daunted, however
they intend TO try again.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

There were 20 births, 3 marriages and
20 deAths reported to Registrar Lse last
week as having occurred In this city,
ssainst lS deaths for the corresponding
week Of last year.
Causes Of dehth--Consumptlon, 8; me-
ningitis, heart disease, membraneous
croup, pneumonin. natural oauseB,
each; cancer, cyanosis, epilepsy. gon.
eral debility, hernia, msrAsmus, peri
tonitis, each.
Ages OF deneased-U nder year, z
from to 3, Q; from 2 to o, 2; from 3 to
10, L; from ID to 20, L; from 20 to 80. q
from 40 to 90, 1; from 30 to 80, 3; from
so to 70, Il from so TO 20, Il 30 to 100 !,
There were ooroner's oAses, l Btill.
birth, 8 bodies were brought here for In.
terment, and 4 sent away.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
Brsvftaes.
The cheapest has house I'm tho city
numf0rd 6ros.' AOA Mnrket strees

The cheapest has house I'm tho city
numf0rd 8ros.' AO4 Market strees.
Try Bush's coal you will like Il.
Brasilian Balm, immediate cure for numps.
brazilian Balm cures . cold; 20 doses. loo.
60 to Murphey's for your bed spriugs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like It.
Miilard y. Davis, jeweler. 0 E. Second st.
Fine is X. Rings, at HRnrs. Is r. Fourth.
y. Roop smith, druggist, sth and king.
American Laundry. Goa West Front street.
First clAss furnitare at Marphey's, SOC Ship
ley street.
Have you tried those cough drops at No.
W. Second stroetf
The best cough candy At No. 4 W. Second
street
go 20 Geo. II. Murphey,s for your par1ot
chamber and dining room furniture- 0e Ship
10y street.
Only 81 90 per load fos best hickory kind
ling wood, at J. U. Buyer d Oo>'s. foot o
TAtnsll street.
Ross, at lio Market street, is now selling
hats and winter goods very cheap to roduca
atock before removing to his new store
March 2sth next. at 40 Market atreet.
II you want cheap picture frames 20 70 q,
4. Baugh, aos Wegt Second street / have
the largest stock in Delaware; come and Bes
Tor yourselvea.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

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cine. 26c. GEd soc. bottlds supplied.
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Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

Tomorrow evening the RspubllosO
Of the Twelfth ward will hold q meet
ing at Twelfth and DuPo1t streets. Al
invitation is extended to ell RePIbli'
cans ia the western part OF the city,
This evening the vice-prasideuss oi
oil the ward committees will meet wtth
Chairman AinsWorth at No. $40 Ktns
street.
A meeting OF the Republicans Of the
Eighth ward will be held 1T No. 800
East Eighth street this evening az 8
O'Clock. For the information OF all
Republicans Of this ward theEe rooms
will be open every night during the
coming week.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

Yesterday the Feast Of Purim, which
oommemorAtes the deliverance OF the
Jews OF the ancient Persian Empire
from the destruction planned against
them by Hamnn, was celebrated by the
jewish people. The fast of Esther,
which preoedes Purim, and which
commemorate the fast kept Esther and
MordeoAi previous TO the deliverance,
was celebrated on FhuradAy. Purim ia
. Joy ful holiday and is generally oele-
brated by entertainments and social
parties.