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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11

March.
Zeph Davis, tho negro who murdered aud
outraged little Maggie G0ughan lWhlirl IN
Chicago, has been sontenoed 20 be hanged
May ~,
benjamin H. Brewster attorney general Of
tho United States during President ArihuFs
term, died 40 his home In Philadelphia last
"Wednesday,
The Canadian parliament, by vote Of IA 20
~, defeated the resolution faV0rlng uure-
slricied reciprocity between the United States
aud Canada.
Hans staelkreid and his wife, Of New York,
each took n dose of poison Saturday md died.
They left a hve'monthsold babe, Extreme
poverty was tho cause
Henry Foreman was sentenced 10 tie penl,
Tertiary for two years Tor n murtlofous assault
with an axe on Marshall Eniinger nnd his
deputy Al Crawfordsyille.
A mortgage was hled with Recorder Swab Nc
Harrisburg, Pa, by the philadelphia 4 Read.
inc railroad company and the Reading coal aud
iron company for ti0o00O0Oo
Mrs. Mary Sharp was burned 10 death az
Wanemyo Pa,, while engaged In the mRnplac'
tnre of whisky. Three OF her children were
burned 80 badly they will die
Edward Smith shot and wounded Miss Mag.
Gle Lepage, and then killed himself at the
young lniy's home, near chandlersyilc %,
last Wednesday. disappointment ia love was
the cause.
4 barn at Paris, KY, was struck by lightning,
setting II ON lire. Twenty valuable horses and
eighty.seven sheep, together with other animals
Mere burned. Loss estimated az $4,000 with
no insurance.
4 freight train on the southern Pacific ran
into construction train. Engineer Wester-
field, OF the construction, and Fireman Brook,
OF the freight were killed, and number OF
laborer badly injured.
The jury In the case OF Ferdinand Ciprico
and a. j.. Mclean, exclusions inspectors at
san Francisco, recently indicted on charges q
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

Between sixty and seventy OF the
friends OF Rev. VIM. II. Heudrtcksop
pastor OF Mt LsbAnon M. u Church /.
together with Mr.. ii. and wife, Assem-. .
bled ct the residence OF Robert Davis
on last Saturday evening. and proceed
ed to that OF 8. n. Miller, under d q
pre,ense Of surprisinR MIR. and Mrs,
Miller and daughter. and IL was not
until late In ths evening that It was rs.
eertained to = certainty who was TO be
surprised. Mr.. Hendrickson has been
stationed at MI Lebanon Church for
nearly three years, during which time
he has made many friends outside 90
well as In the church. AZ his lAbors
will soon close In this charge his frIonda
wishing to show their respect for him
and his wife presented him with o re.
c!inirg chair and her with o beautiful
casio. After the presentation the
guests wero invited to o table heavily
laden with the delioacies Of the season,
where their wants wore attended 10 By
number Of active uAitors under the
arrangement OF James l.. Luke, Tho
evening was spent In singing. gooial
conversation, instrumental music and
games. All loft wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
II. nanny happy days together In the
future. The committee thank Mr., knd
Mrs. Miller who 30 kiudly opened their
bause for the reception OF friends on
this occasion. Tho surprlse wos oou-
plete and will long be remem bored BY
all who participated.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28


Mr.. james II. Westcott has iuEI
srBoted row OF hve beautiful houses
40 tho northeast corner OF Twelfth and
rAtnAll streets, from design and under
the direstions Of Mr.. II. L Rice, Jr
architect. These houses are perhapG
the handsomett buils In the city for q
moderate priced home. and are most
complete In ell respects. The corner
houtehAs store room so f0st long BY
10 feet wide, with rolled cAthed raj And
French plate RlaBs windows md doors,
equal 10 siEs aud appearance to any
Store room west OF Markst street, suit
able for drugeist, dry goods, grocery or
oonfeo.ionery.
They hAvS parlor, library, dining
room and kitchen ON Arst Aoor. three
bed rooms ana bath on second door and
two bed rooms on third foor; all OF
theBo ro0Hs arc OF nice eiBs and fully
lighted aud ventilAted. Hot and cold
water, with water closet, baths, &C., in
the beat manner. Open stairs In ash,
with ornamental glass windows In each
Platform, gives q beautiful apish to Ia
side Of halls, also lighting the inside
pleely. The interior is done In hard
oil hpish throughout, mirror mAntela In
paflors, hsaIers in collars and gas az
lures complete.
General contractor, Hubert Cassidy
brick work by Lindermsn s. Bro, mill
work, Vim. PlersOn s. Son; plumbing,
J. VanTrump; timers, James F. Wood
q Sons. and painting by VIM. Bfatten.
Persons looking for homea would do
well TO examine these houses.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

UINcIEEArI, February 37.-Blanehes
ter, Ohio, the Means neiRhborhood. six
miles southeast of this city, Is noted for
It's wealth and intelligence. The people
take pride In their blooded stock, fue
iarms and educate their children at the
best schools, One of the most prominent
families ID William Means, q relative Of
Governor Foraker, whose father resides
near BY. Last ThurEday evening the
young ladies OF the neighborhood gave q
leap year party at the residence of Mr..
Means. The girls assembled some time
before the gentlemen were expested and
wore having merry time, when two oi
their number, the Misses Storer, viva
cious, fun-lovink girls. slipped away,
and covering their faces with a dough
mask and their forms with sheets sud.
denly burst In on the group Of loving
girA.
with q scream most of them q ID in
terror, but four Of them fell in faint on
the floor. Two Of the young ladies were
speedily restored TO consciousness, but
the other two, Dora Eakins and Lizzie
Chaney. could not be reused, and for
two days they remained in q stupor, only
to waken hopeless mRniacs, who scream
and yell In the most AgonIzing manner.
Their condition Is such that physicians
say they can live only a short time.
The Aisses Storer, whose thoughtless
prank caused the awful affair, are them
selves prostrAted with grief. One Is In
the delitium OF brain fever and her re
covery is regarded as doubtful. The
whole nelghborhood Is bin mourning::oyer
the sad event and the best physicians
have been employed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

On SlnSsy evening the ssrvicss ut
West Presbyterian Church were for tho
56neht Of she centanary tuna, which
Is to ooosist OF o, ,0a0, ,v0o for the relief
of disabled P.trny yiarian ministers
hrtukh0ut the country. Addresses
vera npde by Wiillsn z. Crosby of
Ceht-nl P'ssby terisu Ohurah and Chas
Bard Of WeGt Church. About $500
was rals ID during ihs day.
Seivloos Will bs held In this church
sverg eveEiae Ltis week, except Satur.
dsy 70 night lhe Rev j. q. Leuhart
OF GFesh HI VII preach, tomorrow
night the Hsv. W!li.n T,ylur, Thurs
DAY tho Rly. William McEwan of
Rodney 0uaet ohaEel, ami Friday the
Rsy. JO,gnh L Maiene of Newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
Fir ) This MoratHg.

' This morn:ug aboa; 8 30 o'olock, fire.
snodsI'y broke out In the house o,cu
pleu ~ Daniel Green, at 10. 1914
orange tetest. An als-n was at onoe
sttuc irou bax ., o. Tsnth aud Orange
streets, and tho department promptly
responded. Tne fre 1T once began to
sprehd TO The afj )iniag houses and 1t
required the greatest efforts on the cart
OF the hremen 10 pssveRt the whole
row OF houses, which are two story
frame structures, from BREAKING into
hsmes. The FIRE aesmsd to be directly
beneath tbs tin roofs OF tbs houges and
though water enough was thrown rpoo
tho buildings to flood them IL weq as,tSa
while before the Hra could be 81 ~ q
and extinguished.
The oolotsd people residing In ehs
houses adjoining seeing they wsgala
Danger OF Onoe began to move crf, srN
II WAS we'll they did 20 for theiE &: Efo
ture would o.her wise have bsen 80.
by water.
The fro originated 10 the houss No.
lOl4, and resulted froia an overheated
stove IN the second story front room.
The houees Nos. 1910. 1919, 1918 are All
damaged to some ex,eat, aad No. 1918
aoJeining the one IN which tho fire
~ - oonsAuotnoiy uaAAkeQ. Tha
houses are owned by WllllAps BRIGHT.
The loss on the buildings ia a bout
Sl 200, which is covered BY insu ranoa
with the German American Iasuranea
COMPANY OF New York, L. P. Buok q
70. OF thl1 city SCENTS. The loss to the
fnmilies residing In the houses will
probably average from $50 to S75 in
eaca case, on which, of course, there IL
no insurance.
Orapge street above Tenth presents n
SAD spectacle. The houses ara covered
Iitn los on The outsi 10 and are wat in
eide, while ooiored men and women
stand In disconsolate groups euAr,iing
Eiies OF household goods stacked on the
pavement. The people living In The
houts which first oaugh. fite are as vet
unaware OF the Gisfor tune that has be.
fallen them, as they Aro oil OF work and
Know nothing whatever Of the fra.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

A metallic life boat 80 feet long and
8 feet beam As being built by BannAr
d Mum, the life boat builders, for
Frank 8. Norton OF WashinRtoa, a, d. @.
Tho boat Is built upon . plan for which
Mr.. Norton holds patent. Tbs peculiar
features OF the plan are water. tight
compartments for buoyAnoy and q com.
p0rymont along the keel into which
water is let for ballast.
Tho owner Ia planning o yacht con-
tanning the same features, which viii
also be built by BAnnAr g. Mum. The
nrm is also building six other metallic
life boa.si four for the City OF On ster,
one for the yaeht Major Allan, and one
for parties in the West. Daring tho
past week they shipped q market boat
~ feet long and feet beam TO GAlsna,
Md, Rsd orc 10 Philadelphia. They
have several cunning skifis in course Oi
constr notion.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
To the wornmau ana His In,srsst.

Tuesday Ia tho woIkiAemnn's day,
which l know BY the immense rush al
oar store on that day for working pants
aud ohildren's knee pants. have pro.
pared for that dny . great surprise for
them. have reduced the whip cord
mans pants to rs cents, and children "a
pants from 4 years to Is. at IS cents
q whip-cord worsted suit, all sizas,
mems, for 8S 80. We do not advertise
Tor the sake OF making big splurRe in
the newspapers. bat we tell you simple
and absolute fAott; We do not advertise
for fus, but to look ost for cur custom.
srs' interests. The psople know the
ohtapest place Is TO buy olething ut M.
Meysrs', One Price Clothing House, N .
W. OUr. Fifth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

II the County Collectors were really
desirous Of procuring the greatest possi
BILE amount OF money from the tho oit,
Ssns for the benefit OF tho county, they
would arrange to get the poll tax fron
every one who oAlls nt the ofice If the
name csn be fouad en- the assessment
lists. The truth is, the collection OF poll
tax is mn unpleasant duty, and hence
they dodge oRt Of their offioe when
there Is really no necessity for doing go.
They wish TO have large error list
allowed by the Levy Court, and thus
let the county lose the money and the
Republicans lose their vo;ss. II the
collectors really wished the money we
should not be annoyed with 30 many
complaints on the part OF persons who
call 10 pay and can not do 80 without
g-ses uelay aud loss Of time, which is
loss Of nonoy to lsboring men.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
Tar shop to Ds Erected.

Plans have hean preparsd nnd the
jsofson u 6harp Compsny Is nov
aUAitiag estimates for building m ad
ditional Gar chop as 'hsir works. Tho
new bulldog will sd j1ln the paint chop
and aIt9Bl 20 tbs aorta eide OF Savsatn n
ssEest. The disnsn sions OF the build
Ing Will be 30i1G8 feet, and will tffjrd
en addiaona! hoeg spaGo Of 1870 fear.
Tho ssnt and wsst wings OF tue struc-
tnre VIII he two stoEie8 high, surmount-
cd by veuttlhtgr. Thn second story OF
the ~ss; wing viii be is feet defp and
OF tho ans; wipS 90 feet deop. Under
tao esntrsi portion OF the building will
ns oe!lsr feos deep. and SO feat long.
4ho sonta wall vi.l bs OF brick, but the
remainder OF the buil5isR viii be al
wood, Tae rev Building will accom-. i.
mOdate fout seen sleeping or twenty
DhHBg nIsr OOEches
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

Yesterday the funeral of John 8.
Gregg. who diod On lsst rhursday, took
place fronl hts late rstidenca, No. 1918
West Front gtreet Ths raulaina were
taton 10 st. Paui's Il. U. Oourah, where
nigh macs was celebrated by the Rev,
Father Birmingham. He delivered an
excellent sermon sui lEistie of the life
OF The decea2ed. Iutermsnt was made
10 tho New OathtoTal oomstery. Tie
Neptune Social CLUB, OF which the ds,
esHsed was a meabsr, present I'd a
handsone 1ral tribnts consioiips of a
cross aud pillow combieed with the
word Reptuue in raixed purple lettsrs
upon IL, designating the donor. Cousri.
buttons OF d2rers WeEe $50 made BY
mrs John Ferry AID MIS- James Sem
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

L. W, st!dham & SOP, auotionesrs
sold Tor John n. Lea, Brandywin
Hundred, on Tuesday, sts alst. inst.
coWs' ESQ chiekens 81 GO to 81 per pair
dncks, $40 psr pair. On Wednesday
February %, tho same auctioneern sold
for Thomas q Roblnaop, horses, SI4sJ<,
muies, $500; COWS fresh, $50 to Sos;
oxen, SlSs. shca., $40; ether thlngs aI
good prices. Tie ssue auctioneeis sold
Tor G. H. McCrsokSn. hear Perry's
Hotol. BrssdYaiRs Hundred, cows
from ;35 to $50
They also sold at public sale for
DAnisl II. Draper, on Sionday, Febru.
sry arr "a, neIr Ne@srk, Del, horses. $40,
iing colt, Sg5; s iaoaths old coils, ESQ;
COWS from $50 to $50; heifers, Sa6;
calves. Sl4; hoss, 10 cent? psr puund;
ehiokenS ia1S cente psr pouod; corn, 6s
cent?; oate. tA3i hay, $40 90 psr ten,
The sale wBB we'll attended, bidding
DriSz and westhIr agfu! cold,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

II gray, restores TO original color. An
elegant dressing, softens and bsa utlfiss.I
No oil nor grease. A tonic restorative;
stops hair coming ont; Strengthens,
oleSnses, heals scalp. 60o-
Rough on Toothaohe. " Instaut relic
loo. trough ON OORNs," hard oE
soft cornS. leo. Trough ON BTLE
Pllle." Little, but good. loo. CROUCH
ON WORM5." Sure cure. 100
You Must Not
GLASS Rough on Dirt" with the ordi-
nary washing compounds. II Is n new,
different and altogether superior article.
A revelation In housekeeping. A boon
70 women. A new discovery. Beats
the world for Kitchen, Laundry,
6tarching. Both or Shampoo.
''Rough On PilOa,"
Ask for "RouRh on Piles" Internal
and External Remedy in each package.
Bure cure. SOC.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

Tho cheapest has house I'm ths ofsv
Humrerd Bros.' 4O4 Mark 90 streeS.

Ihc cheapest has house I'm ths ofsv
numrsrd Bros.' 4OA Mark % streez.
Try Bush's coal you will like IL.
Brazilian balm, Immediate euro for numps.
Brazilian Balm ouros cold; 20 doses, 100
90 to Murphey's for your bed springs,
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bash's coal you will surely like it.
hillard v. Davis, Jeweler, DE. Second Of.
Fine Is II. Rings, at Hsnrs. Is n. Fssrth,
y. Roop Smith, druggist, Bth and King.
American Laundry, se2 West iron. street,
First elaes furniture At Nurphey's, 500 Ship
Have you tiied those cough drops at No.
4 W. Second stIesu
The best cough candy a. No. aw. Second
street.
60 70 Geo. X. Murphey's for your parIot
ley street
Only q 60 per load fer bsss hickory aind
ling weed, At J. z. Bryer = Uo.s, foot O.
Tatnsll street.
90 TO n. II. Moorc's staIls, n and "a - eoni
streee Market for your ch-lce creamery IreIh
prioo.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
Liquor Lioenses Granted.

The following LICENSES were granted
by the Superior Court before 1t "a
tourned yesterday:
Paaline AschenbAch, No. 207 wesI
beooad.
harkaretha Fehrenbaoh, north wesi
ooraer Fourth and French.
Mary Ryan, No. 800 King.
Patrick Haggorty, Front and Jener
SOB.
Philip g. Plunkett, No. 300 Yves,
Front.
Bourdon & Corson, northeast corner
Front and WAshington.
Charles =. Rex, No. 8 Eist Second.
Thomas Mo0illian, northeast corn o.
Sixth and Madison.
John Finn. No. 10S Market.
]. Matthew Gropp, No. l05 Market.
Joseph Callahan, New CAstle.
Frederick Hagmeyer, Summit Bridge.
REBUsRD.
Joseph Bell, No. 500 Buttonvood,
John J. Hnnley, No. l01 Monroe.
frank Harkins, No. 16 East Front.
James Il. MoHugh, New CASTLE
avenue and HeAld.
John J. Orogau, Front and franklin.
Johu Dolan, Fourth and Osn we'll.
Charles Do ValinRer, Front and
Sea-lea,
James y. Flanagan, Front and
Jackson.
George W. Gridith, Eleventh and
Thatcher.
James y. Kano, southeast corner OF
Third and Lom bard.
John Kopp, No. 2l9 Orange.
Gubtavus Kolck, No. 9il6 Market,
Thomas L. Mouslsy, 2t01 Market.
Samuel q. Mccormick, Roeenaale
Park.
Michael Nayseg, No. 245 Tatnall.
Henry E. Pusty, No 1901 West Front.
Harry Sohuler, Eleventh and Church.
Louis b. Eggper, No. 4l2 Orange.
Peter Bbner, Fourth and Union.
Patrick Haney, Seventh avenue and
Duuoan street.
John KeDredy, No. 303 Madison.
James MoGlnhis, Second and Justl.
son.
j. Fletcher mclaughlin, No. 402
Market street, patent medicines.
Joseph r. Myers, No 800 Adams.
james MoOsrrAn, No. l05 HAst Water
s,rees, Withdrawn,
Mary CAN, 5t. Georges.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

N he New Corrt House Philadelphia,
|stdAy George NJ. Palmer, baker, was
I1ced 70 elk months for adultersting
III and huns with chroinstc OF lead,
I Irs months additional for causing
| lnth Of Louisa Dlebel by such adul-
+,,ou. Frederick Schmidt, . baker,
|, np,euced to six months. He alec
4 Aqlterated cakes and buns with
|onatc OF lead. Albert Krumm was
/ Il 500 AZ d sentenced TO six months,
1 full pgAalty, for AdulterAting with the
h. poisou noodle. jos which he mana
iureA.
regular meeting OF the State Board OF
lop, will Le held In Harrisburg TO day. +.
ru new Gases are set for argument,
4 ies several rchearines and Appliea-
!. for pbearings. Three murder cafes
on the list.
Burglars entered the Baum House, IN
usburg, oAio, early yesterday morn
Charles L Baum, the proprietor.
bed hre on them and was fatally shot
bne Of the burglars The safe had been
Ken open and tTge taken.
lula ami Katie Ford, aged respectively
Dad % years, were struck and Instantly
sdlasL evening, by u Pennsylvania
broad TRAIN, at the Church street grade
FsIuF, Eral kforL, Pa.
ililm e. Bracken, a member Of the
\ T0.k Produce Exchange shot him
ID the head Ia Greenwood Cemetery
trdsy. 1t Is stated that he cannot re
Dr.
[lgs on all the pNblic buildings In
fIcston, bou,h Caroliua, were half
led yesterday, In memory OF Mr.. Cor
b.
he monument to the dead of the Irish
|ade who iel at Ge.t soulg viii be
liied ON July "a.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

Very high tldes were CAUSED by the
eastcrly storm OF Saturday. All the
vharves along the Christians were
huojsd. The bank opposite the Harlan
q Holl.nRsworth Oompany's Works
WAS broken. Tho rising tido put out
the flres In the boilers at tho whRrves
OF the Charles Warner Company. At
Rising Sun tho water In the Brandy
vino WAS very high and reached the
pOreheO Of some of the dwellings. No
damage was reported.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
A nlgh sposd Tsrpedo pen,.

WASHINGTON. Feb, 28.-rho Ssoro.
tary Of the Navy has changed the da To
OF the opening OF proposals for the con. .
straetion OF high speed steel sab.
MAXINE torpedo boat from March lst to
May 1st next. The postponement is
made In order to allow certain sh ip
builders who have expressed an inten.
lion OF bidding for the work more time
for the preparation OF their draw ings
and specifications.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

LOOK HAVEN. Feb. 33-rhe loo In
the 6usquohsnna broke up at an earl y
hour Yesterday morning, After NOV.
ing little more than an hour q gorge
formtd on the Pennsylvania Canal
Oompany's dam and extended 10 Far.
vaudeville, Elk miles up the river. No
serious damage was done Large
gangs OF men ara at work clearing the
Columbia and Port Deposit railroad
track of ioe, and It 10 expected the road
will be Ia running order today.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
ktr. w. w. cereorAn. Funeral.

|A'HrSGreN, D. g., Feb. e7.-The
kAi OF w, W. Corcoran took place al
!, 70 day rom his late residence. In
lltes with the wish of the dece ased
rmonies were simple and devoid
aientatlon. The services we're con.
to tie form laid down In tAe Episoo-
ltaAl. There was no address The
PearcD who had been selected by
ceased were w. A Maary, Calder
fArllsle, 4. Francis Riggs, U. q.
Rr, Lhigh Robinson, William L.
hp, Woodbury. Blair and Richard
TIE honorary pail bearers, who
POI been selected by the deso lsed ,
General ". Il Lee, John W. Barks,
b bancroft, DR.. j. @. WollinR, Gee &.
Bsyard, senator Beck and Senator
w. Mrs.. Cleveland was present
Z The s;ry,ees escorted by Secretary
folt. and her carriage was In the
fof,ege that followed the remains 10
Pave,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

We have to move 70 Anothar store.
and have too mush sssek 90 haaia. We
want 10 reduce Il By ssliing NhAt We
have at cost. We have some very nioe
parler, room and cook stoves aad dou.
bic heaters that we will sell oheap. All
kinds Of stove hardware and t!nwnre.
Gall and secure 4 bargain. The Piokels
Stove and Heater o., 7 HAst Tonrth
street, Wllnin Ston. Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

MessTs. Roberts and Hannum viii,
have another sale OF horses at Chester
Pa, tomorrow Wednesday, after.
noon, and what Is more the selection "a
equal to any heretofore disposed OF, and
consequently good bargains may be oh.
tained By tho purchasers. Tho jnnior
member of the firm OF l.. w. 5.idham
q Son will be on hand, and hs wishes
10 sse . few buyers from this vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

One night last week thieves visited
the barn OF Mr.. Collins, In ct. Georges
Hundred, and killed two shoAts. which
they carried of. Abe house stands ovel
one hundred yards from the barn, Rnd
consequently the ro2ues escaped with
their plunder without alarming ans
member OF the family. They were
traced some distance through the peach
orchard, but finally the direction they
had taken could nos be found.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

II. Wyatt, No. 1os West ssesnd street
has pnrchased the property on the
northwest corner OF Second and Orange
streets, whcre he will remove his dry
goods huainess on our about March 3
AS our stock is very largo, We will begin
o olearing.out sale from this date End
will sell goods Rt OF below cost until
time Of removal. Mrs. Ada Wyatt will
be ht tho store, aud will ha aiad 30 acc
her many friends.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

Tho hnest ego tonic, eys strenEthener
and promoter Of oIssr, healthy, strons
eight Weak, infiamed and core oysl
are quickly CURED. Long sightednees
or short or near sightedness Is woadsr'
fully relieved by restoring the los;
action OF the news, by removing ali
Earalytia or oonaestive tendencies,
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
made stroug and disoAssd eyes are mad {
well BY using this famous eye medi.
cline. 300. and 900. bottles supplied,
Main depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

n. Joseph received letter last even.
ing from his brother, who Is now nt
Jacksonville, Florida. The weather "
pleasant, Vi'itors numerous and every
thing booming. Among the Whining.
tonisns are Mr.. and Mrs. Bright, tho
only parties he knew from oar oity.
and they appeared to be enjoying them
selves like young couple.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

BERLIN, Feb. H.-Dr. Kussm au as
sent BY telegraph TO Prince BlBm arck @
special report on tho Grown Princes
ease. The doctor taheB nm unfsvora bis
view OF the patients condition. The
Emperor has been Informed that son Q
OF tho matter expeotorated by tho
Princo has been sent TO Prof. WAldeye er,
Of Berlin, for examination.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

BUcHAREsT, Fab. 81 M, Uitrovo,
'ha K IssiSs nip,sie: here, has "a.
questeC the G0veInm mt to explain the
Tsp1ttl circulated ~ min.styrialists to
she effect tass the Russian legation
sapPhsd tia opP0s!tlon ~iEh funds
with wLloh to ccn5.sS the reCant cleo
tionA' Aonmaria'e rela..Cus at.h Rus.
ala ar5 oO strstutd thst the secAii Of the
Il houmauia @iaistes NJ g.. Petersburg Ia
itu n lseGt.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

Stove aud Heater Company have leased
the large buiiding. No. sos Bhipley
street. and will move from their presen ,
location on or about the LIST OF March,
We will have a large room 10 the sec.
snd story to rent for storage OF houst-
hold aoods or other purposes at mod or.
Ate rent for BpAcss. A cafe aud conve.
nient place for storage. Apply AYE.
Fourth street,.