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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

State senAtor-LewisT Thompson.
Representatives - Charles M. Curtis,
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John Pilling, White Clay Creek
L. Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel 2.
Stewart, Red Lion.
Levy Court Commissicners-John J.
Gallagher, Wilmington; james Il. Ne
gillgan, BrandYwine; Benjamin +. Shep
pard, Christians; John W. Coffman, New
Castle; George W. Groves, PencAder.
sherifF-WilllAm Simmons.
Coroner-0eorge W. jackson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

diving ne matter he sobsR seoond
thought ~ will let them pas soE The
present Daring the time The Dsme-
orAts have had control Of Delaware
Shey have produced q pretty good crop
OF defsuitsrs, and Mr.. MsWhoFtsr
should weigh his words little better
In the future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
EdWardMelChiOr
ga King Street.
have received large line of hshins
tackle which am selling at
the lowest prices,

3 l0imaed ash rods, 10 Cea.
jO1ufed ash rods, no OTIS.
. tOinted bamboo RODS, plata. 70
GNn,
Its.
4 10inSsd bamboo reds, plain, 70
DaH.
3 jOinted bamboo rods, reel, Hand
and ku1doa, 81.
4 lOanted bamboo rods, reel. land
and guides $685.
Also finer rods, split bamboo roda
reels from Csc % $500. Come 10
the oldest established house in Delaware,
ga KING STREET. Send for price :lisl
Of base ball and sporting goods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
Steadily

Has our trade grown,
because this people have
found out that we are
their friends. Selling
good Clothing at moder.
ate prices.
Just now we would
like to call attention
again to our Overcoats.
We have them in Chill
dren's Boys and Mems
sizes, and in various
coIors, silk lined, satin
sleeves, llniugs, etc.
Then they are cut In
style and to fit, Our
custom department. con.
tatns the finest goods to
be foudd for making
fine suits to order. We
can't describe the varie-
ty, but are glad to show
the goods and tell you
our prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

my METHOD ths only ttosh u n
Rently the worst casts Of sp-'ria DISCS /
-ffAL an pfltatu pfarticAI rtp-fiths si2fsl
sud means fnoHu 20 s7irnV ~ ls,lss y
p rmaneut care, TIN AuHf DAAHkiai
3OLiCirED Relief Al 0nss Sod b ",
on special diseases and ",ra1OhE ffash Il
Viotimlre sufferers hni a1uti sa.'a'ii Fsfa1
zines, bloOi pgfiNHts fAlil.tni tFdaltit
pay, eto. They ruin iho11snds bAal b
ainy viii save much suffering Lui Aila ttal
patients see tho dadt0f oulF dJlf' sthlt,
saadAS aud aAimdAI uli "a AaniAa az
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

Sore eyes in and around q circuit of
three hundred miles OF Wilmington, Del. i,
can be cured If they viii use DR. simms'
Eye Cure, the famous remedy for weak,
sore and infiamed eyes AID eyelids IS
and so cents, Depot Fourth and King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

To morrow and Thursday
tie Ne0O millinery things
Such a display of them as
aOe'0e NeOeI had tie makck of.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

reopens tonight ct 2 80. All persons
entering this week will Fsosive instFuo
tons 81 reduced rates; 1853 students last
year; pFiva'e LESSONS only; call tonight
sure; open fTom 2 30 to Q; special hours
for ladies,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

We, the undsgpigned tanks and BanksFA
WI pay All Prizes drawn in Tha LouinahI
state Lotteries which may b prassntod ii
our counters.
,. -. WALMSLEE, Pres. Loufn1nMp
National Bank.
RIERRE LANAUx, Pres, Haass ma
ef0mAn RmnM.
a. BAMDVwTW, Pres. n. o. Wmtpl mn
CARL KOEMs sa.Uniom National
Bank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

Complexion Powder 10 an absolute
necessity OF the refined toilet in this
Ultimate. PtzzODi's combines every ele-
ment OF beauty and purity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

DUBLIO SALE or OHIO CALVES.
Il The subscriber Will sell 81 public sale
- the Grove yard Of David johnson, Centre.
willie, lei on
THURSDAY, OOtOBER 9th, 1855,
Ak keAd Of Ohio Calves. Those are an az.
~ trs lot OF better oalvoa. amonR them a
foW steer calves, AID farmers who Wtsh to
see Them.
Dinner u 80. Sale a. l 90.
ROBEKr MERRIUK,
J. O. RobinsoD, huotionesF. sip-da ". Is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02


The following games were played
yesterday:
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8;
Pittsburg, 8
AT MISREPRESENTATION, o. In
IdiAnApolis, l.
At New York-New York, 3; De-
sroit, o.
Al olnolnnAtI-oi uoinDAt, S. Brook,
Ign, 8.
MOTIFS.
PittsburE plays In PhilAdelphia THU
afternoon.
No games are scSed ulsd for to-dAy in
the League.
Rain prevented the Boston, hicagC
game at the Hub yesterday.
1t Is quite certain nov that Casey
Fogarty, Wood and MulVey will b.
sold or released.
Pitcher Mitchell, Of the New England
League. will be given q trial on thi
FhllAdelphiA grounds soon.
The Cuban Giants Played at Dstroi
yesterday, defeating thu CAss Clab, I
strong semi-profeSsionAl team, by !
score OF IL to2.
MoShann.c's work At third yesterday
equaled the best that has ever beeS
given Plttsburg. He IL not only
model player, but good man in ever
Tespect.
The Jersey City and Newark Club
are playing . series of exhibition game
for the championship Of New Jersey
Jersey City shut Newark out BY soor
iof 6 too
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
o. BUILDING LOTS,

oNEBRIoK STORE, No, 1901 Heald St
THREE BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos
1929 and 1924 Forrest ST., No. los West
Eighteenth street. 'eo'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

ana Prisss, amounting to........sl, Obs, 800
FoTH.-riokets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled 70 terminal PriEos.
For Club Rates. or any furthor informn-
tion dohfed, write legtbiy To the undoraign.
ed, clearly stating your rsaidonoa, with
Stata, County, Street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery will DO assured
BY your enclosing an Envelope bearing youi
full address
Send POSTAL HDTEa. Express Money
Orders, or New ORR Exchange in ordinary
lottar. Ourrenay By Express lat our oxponBs)
addressed 10
n. DAUPH1W,
Wew Orleans, EA,
WsahHMEsSms -. .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

A rrknrIOr DAIhYMEN - PUBLIC
"A SALE-rhs aubseriber will sell az
pnoIe sAlo, - his farm on the road losdfrg
from OsntrsytI.s 10 Kenneth Square, pa
milea from the iormar place, on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
IIUPnftEIEHEB LITaLuIDaI
Y even Z MIlllen DlSIMDVTA
Louisiana tateLottery COMPANY

Incorporated b. the LeEinaturo N 1885,
Tor Educational and Uharitable purposes
and its franchise made part Of tho present
STATE Coordination, IN 1sTe, ~ An over
Wheiming popular Vots.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
DRAWamea4 tab . place Semf-Ammm-
ally dame ana Deeomberl, an0 Ana
ea3AMD MnM& aAA& q an BE9 DRAW
AN&e take place Dm each OF the
oaheF eom m0mhlnn I'm she year, mma
are All drawn In public, NJ Amo
Academy Of munto, New OrloAnnel La.
1--WE DO hereby saFtiSy thAs We supoFviss
tho Arrangements FOR al the Monthly and
Semi.Annual drawings Of The Louiuihns
stats Asottofy o., And In person mAnaBt
and control the drawings thomRoiyoa, Ane
that the same ere conducted With honesty
fAifno1s ana 10 Bood faith toward All partiss
and We AuthoriHs the company 70 use thu
oortthoata, with fAc-Himilas Of car uNnAtnfa
nttAoheo In It's AdvaEttssDsnia."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
ldbnSs AsEIsssrsA Lsllsn b
Kew ORLEAWR NATIONAL HAMM
Few Orleans, Ia.

REMEMBER g g..: shs R g.ss1s.,. g
and EAFly, who arc IN charge Of the draw.
lnga IL Q guarantee Of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are ali
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise.
REMEM BEH also, that the payment o.
Prinos 10 GUARANTEED M ROUm
NATIONAL BAMMB Of Now OrleAnn,
and the Tickets are signed BY the Presi.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
therefore, beware Of any imitations or an
noymoug aohomaa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
THE AKIlSARs' BAVLNq Rank.
no. sea MARKET BERHF.

iu0 AHAAoANn' oANANG hAEAs
no. sea MARKET STREET.
TEooRFoRATHD...s".. n, 187s
Open 70 receive deposits daily from Q an.
antil p. M, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings nom 70 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that the
profits upon tts Investments, except 30 much
IS ia required for the payment Of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for the
security OF depositors, shall be divided
AuoHa the depositorg.
No manager 10 allowed 10 borrow any part
Of the funds deposited with the Cooperation,
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, 8. Allen HiIIeg,
U. WoslO y WeldIn, Alexander ], Hart
Geo. 3. OApello n. X Benson,
OhAs. ". Rowland, job II. jackson,
Jos. l.. Carpenter, IT., Anthony Higgins
Henry Y. Dufo, Washington HAVtinKa
HONEV LOANkDON mORT0A0E6,
5Ho, ", BUBH, Gro. 3. UAFHLLE,
President. Viea-Pegident.
Is, T. TAYLOR, Treas ufsF.
I Nv. nv JOS. N. MATHHa Auditor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
DE-. THEE
FOui
PAnInnnl

IS yeas Frpaa u
6ugfAniscI % issm
hahr AMI PgnHA Z
tlrgusihI lAJt&l
rialilissassH Ed
skin llistaaa n
hioteheh Obstla
ObztrHcuuss u
Of kidney, BitllsI
affass NtFFsa
EaFly DtaJ,HaA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

Handmade chocolates ak.Psrauson'a.
IL East sesOnd street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

OHCH a dtSfkaI or mem as
s0s'ye Ne0er had the makck Of.
A siingy Blanket has no
place in our stock. Generous
Blankets big enough for lib
eral beds. That's the rule
Close enough and thick
enough to let you smile at
Jack Frost's chilliest breath.
Blanket worth to the mer-
chant Is by the pound. The
size and the thickness fix the
weight and that settles the
cost. When you compare
two Blankets think OF the
weight. s Pounds Of bnrs
uOOl in a Blanket 72xS4
inches at 81 tie pair. Light,
springy, soft. We hear Of
nothing that comes near 1t.
The whole Blanket stock
leans the same way.
A sateen covered Comfor-
table, fast color red back,
filled with clean white cot
ton, fancy stitching, 81 65.
We've never beaten it.
Near womsn's Waiting Room.
Whether your pick be the
$I.a5 "Wanamaker" Brus-
sells, or the 81 grade, or one
for ooc (the lowest price
lever made for a good Brus-
sels Carpet), every cent you
pay will go for genuine
Carpet worth. We have
met every want in Brussels
Carpet so perfectly that no
buyer need look twice.
just as true Of the Tapes
tries. The new 45c kind
has the true Brussels look.
45c for a good Tapestry
An unheard-of happening.
The 81 VelVets are in
Moquette styles of patterns
, A few designs OF Moquettef
! will be wound up at S1,25
> Full lines of all the new
and choice styles In every
grade.
secoud floor, Market street side. Fou
elevators.
The pick of the Shoe mar
ket always, and whether 10
: little or much, a liberia
: moneys worth in every
case. Every now and agail
Ia special lots come to US with
i, out regard to market price
An overloaded manufacture
. knows where to turn.
1, :, Here's a batch Of 322 pair
lWomeN'S finest Paris XII
q Hand sesOsd Shoes, obtr
:, toe, patent leather hb, at 50
= regular price, So. Whel
: they 60 the price will sprIn
4 back. The sorts in this 10
a are:
A last. SO pairs, sizes az to5
DO last, ll9 pairs, sizes az to6
Do last, ll9 pairs, sizes az toe
'. d last, As pairs, sizes ~ TO SIX
re One of the best bargains
Women's Shoes we eve
ID had.
a Market street front, west of Main Ai.l,
Book News for Octob,
has a portrait Of Ameli
ns Rlves Chandler one of til
youngest Of the circle
At, brilliant Southern writer
So more pages filed wi,
early hints about new BooI
and just such other books
". matter as will interest eveI
no thoughtful reader.
Book News is your help
of In picking out your guide
Il, costs. Trust to Book NEy
i, and you won't oveTpay
no. 20 any Book, no matter whe
:. printed. sc, Soc a year.
he Near Thirteenth street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.

lars each. Halves eIO; Quar- tors
Got Temehs e2s TwemtieshH 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

HENRY DUPONT Of Chrlstlana.
JOSEPH r. WHITAKER OF East Dover.
JOSHUA H. MARVEL Of Laurel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
THURSDAY, ooroBEK llth, lsss,

IN HEAD OF COWS, mesh and 5000
w forward apRinFers. No.
This stock has been carefully se-W
leotpd By mysslf 10 Lancaster county. II,
and are an extra good lot.
ThRMS-Sixty Gays credit.
Dinner 81 1850.
sale At 1.s0 W,P. PROUD.
J. @. Robinson, auot. galdkW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES II. TREAT Of Georgetown.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
wANAMAKER's.

PnILADRLrHIA, tuesday, oct, 4 lsss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
Iat a

snerly had,
bIoued pill
talnly disg|
4 what o 60
have been |
,r.pluIns'-|
silents may
4 many at 4
/ are plain
sowed.
her. NJ. ID
eSes exact
~ at gre1
i. They al
b and tl''|
lost careful
.ey have 81
tlypOPula7|
4 long befo|
Sat will at
BE- who b
IL theirInd
bleasant,
IN" Is the
srgc E. WI
nla.
&Pillsoutse|
die public
have mol
-Coller, q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
Ir the Academy of Music, New
Orleans Tuesday, October 0, 'ee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02
PuBih Halo.

10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
PUBLIC SALE
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|ED-TO d
,niIy 81
Improve
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hi 81
lfIl blAsks|
10 the ksl
btu lo'a|
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Ip-HLLp|
b restGuTAI
Ihote Al
Range SIRE
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FOR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
FOR vIoE-PRRLIDENT,
LEVI P. MORTON,
OF New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-02

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reetGuri
Ihote A
orange sire
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Astb log9
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general
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
That TnreEtonlng Letter.

An Item appeared In your paper last
Saturday, stating that the Esv. Ms.
Ewing Lad received threatening lot
ter for the sotiYe part he has taken
against Licences being granted TO sell II /.
Gnor. Now | do not wish auy enc to
think that ! had ApFOiug 10 do with
these threats, neither do / wish any of
ny friends TO molea: OF intstfere with
hr.;h wing In any way, or with ANY
one else who signed the remonstrance
and prevented my having my license
renewed. also Wish IL understood that
l do rot oountenRnoe any threats OF
acts OF violence, and firmly believe that
u such threats have been N ade, Ii hs.
pten done By enemies OF mine, who
wish TO place me In o false position be-
ioro tue public. IA long Is 1 had NV
!lcenao and sold liquor l KEEP. an order.
u houte and obeytd tbs law iu every
respect. JAMES 7. EcHUGu.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

The NJ. K. Conference e;ass Of the lrsr
year, Of which w Il. Avery Is chairman
VII meet In Union 81. L. Church hi.
evening.
Tho second class will also meet tbi.
evening at the came time aud place, when
zoe members wiz be examined upou the
following subioc by the person namfd,
History, &c. GcSorlcy. biblical tho.
logy T. y. Hunter syttcmat theology,
g. ". Townsend, sacraments and Der d.
mons, Julius Doddi lessons IN logic, j.
N, Foreman
The class of the third year will nee,
tIe committee Of exam nation to morrow
aigefngon at 30 In the basement OF
Urion church. W. +. Corkran Is chair
man Of the committee
lie class OF the fourth year will meet
in clsss room No. 2 OF Grace church mi
evening At 7.S0 O'Clock Il. II. HynsoD
Is chairman Of the committee.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
FOURTH EDITION

Dots.
Edwin II. BARR intends 10 erect
= building for q meat market At Thlr-
tenth and French streets.
Henry Lowe, Q Reading Railroad
brakeman, was ran over aud killed. on
Saturday, ct Port Richmond.
Mrs. L. W. Lfgze. injured by the
Mount Vernon, ILL.,. cyclone, died on
Saturday morning,
Thomas j. Nixon was committed
Sunday, In PbilAde p5iA, for = farther
hearing on the charge Of bEutAlly boat.
ing hts wife.
William Rodman has engaged In the
business CT carriage painting on the
caupeway south oi Market street
bridge.
Ferguson, IL Il. Soonud street. has q
large assortment OF Easter eggs, rAb-
bits, chickens, e;o. Wholesale and re
tall. Leave your order in 2 4 time.
CLARK B. MoLesr have foar good six
roomsd houses. with shed Kitchens,
which they can sell NJ 5000 each on
monthly insialments OF SlV.
20 coats, 8 or 8 good snits and . few
pants, goods IN the pleos and remnants
can bs had st one.hRlf price to day,
Tuesday and Wednesday till Z 80 p. m.
0. sterp, Ill Market itEeet.
William Penn Perkins has removed
from Willowdale, Chester CouBty, Pa ,
TO his farm which he rtosutly pur
chased on Iron Hill, PencAder Hun.
dred.
Tue jo'Dt committee Of the various
castles OF tbs *. @. II in thia State.
which have In charge the arrangements
for the visit to Washington, D. o, in
May, will meet ut the X. c. l.. Hall &C..
morrow night.
J. Paul Brown, the pht to ,rppher, OFT
Market street, viii DO plessed to an
aver all Communication Ia regard TO
negatives or copies destroyed by FIRE
He Will be able soon TO fili all orders
ffom negatives not destroyed.
Ga Saturday Judge Qruhb, upon np-
plioAs:on OF Hotiecker q Goflecker,
granted . charter TO the cred Mems
W'RERm Company" Al tue same
tlma charter was granted to "The
Delaware Hospital" under which title
too proposed allopA!hio hospital will be
known.
1ha new castle Of The A. c. OF tho X.
NJ. q. being organised ia this city, has
adopted the name Of Oxford and will he
NJ. o. Its next preliminary meeting
Will oe held on ThursdRy night 10 III
Il OF y. srR0ry in tho Smith BntldlDR,
Aod Will bo Cpsn to ell interested per-
sons,
As 8. n NiylY, Of Landeub berg, Pa /,
was returning hnIno from tho funeral Of
neiRhbor on Saturday lat, bis horse
took fright, and, raining away, no was
ihroun out Of his carriage, " hen ONE Of
his legs VAS tTskeD. He Is tak,sn 20
h s home, when pbysioiSn was called
II and tho fracture reduced.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Ia the United States District Oourt
In Louisville, Ky, on Saturday, Judge
Barr remauded the West Virginia
prisouers, the Haihsids, to the charge
OF the Pike oounty officials. This Ia n
victory for the State OF Ilontucky. An
appeal was taken on behalf OF tho State
OF West VirgiEiA.
Rsv. Thomas ]. OonAty OF Worcester,
hase,, presidents OF the Catholic Total
Abstinence URion OF America, has sent
throughout the eouutry n circular trg.
oesting that April 10, the hltieih anni.
verssry OF the day upos which Father
Matthew signed tho pledgO, be CON-.
Imemorated IN . Sitting manner.
John O'Nelu and Charles Vincent,
woi k men employed at ID. n. HoAl.
pines residence IN Morristown, New
Jersey. who we're asphy xlated ThuTe-
day morning last By coal gas escaping
frJBn stove In their b d room, died on
Saturday night without regainiug con-
tolonanees,
A war Of rAtss betwsan eteAmboais
and railroads oenterinR in Augusta,
kasorgia, Was begun on Saturday. The
roads rcd uoed she Int0s on COTTON from
81 to 20 cents pm hundred to meet the
boat rates.
Emma Lsugs,i years old. CON nit
tad suicide at her home In Chicago on
Friday By taking pe!sop. On Thursday
night ste stayed oRt late with objec-
tloDnbie company and Aer father whip
pee her.
The municipal eleeh3l In Lexington,
Kentucky, on Saturday. Ttsultsd in the
sucs ess OF ths Democratic ticket by
large msj )ritiss. IL was the first
straight party contest In that city for
many years.
Joba p. Jordan, n hoy, was shot dead
in Baltimore on Saturday by George l..
Horn, another boy. They ere play lag
With pistol which they did noG know
Was loaded.
Il ives reported In New York on Sat
urday night that the post OF Minister to
Germany had been offered by the Presi.
dent to tZ Mayor Cooper, Who WAS con-
sidcring whether he should accept.
T res miners were killed Of Cod.
81 i.a's Aines, a. Wskerville, Mon
ta1s, on Friday. This cable hodir 4
sae Ducket broke while they we're de-
s1ending tbs shaft.
The brig Jchn Welsh, from Norfolk
fo' Boston, with GOAL, stranded at Point
Ju3iih On Saturday night, and will
probably bs u total loss Her crew
were saved.
General Bragg, onr new Ministsr TO
Mexico, was formally received By Pres.
ident ID an on Saturday. The Minister
enters upon Ills duties 10 day.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
FIFTH EDITION

''shenDsr. All that tsiiite,,1-
IL will be we'll l,-h,, : 'o'e
member the wording az ,I' Die y
Mhsnever they SEQ the s,, ,'l' esAt|
WHO has been Ia tho baII,u ~ liapj
al a. for ,hn p1 n y, s;'Ils5
leading, especially np.g poo Of
continually trying !riets n, pss2p.s
Their heads RTe 80 1, al ~, ,sl, "a
The publio's patrouags. I inv a'lIlt
uoced. nearly ever se S'' s'i's
thAt Tho wlde-AwRka na,,i y 10
ing ing on 70 this FAIktst L,ad Nv ,,s
ons when they sec tgs p s'aa p
schomes'ors over n. doa. l, q
them . vide bsrth cad a., ~ li ~,
not TO DO hocdw aAsl b. , J,.sin
humbugeing srtlclts a.; 'los
denoy OF mislsadlpg. N'" .
Oar advice 10 tL, ,,,u.
puronAse one csntl weitS I'm
koox they have BEEN ,,,a ,' ~, w
Ing Fire sales. " "aoleg IA ~
Town sAses." or tao s1.s,,I,i ~ "
Dat Sales" on the peobls ~.
work hard for anal TS,,, !.
who have been pa Ice esstsl,,.,
We VIII say that yon e.s h.s
basket diagonal bu,!ulp I'm
Win inrmer's shtlr, 70. 50.
tAnoy kerEeg sult Mr tia
striped cloth panis Tor 2. c,ee
Iul erees anlts ffOn yJg7bm
eraoss In the market, aud l59n,
member 10 lines Of mea,
pAhts can DO bought Tor 3 c.ui
famous Economy Que P,e b
Hal, 400 Market eject, bs!sw
iord's ani MoC,cskey's bs; .sr.
sure you see Lla!s BslllpIngI
number ACC.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

.ui17iEsl On, as in naught else, pru
1ehgss spai be our guide. Yet thou
SAINT to the winds Every new
Ao- r44 Z. ls It's patrons. the medical
en- p.H.s sa-Y falso school have their
fa.e rY change in the gamut OF
haMNag gUg succeasfully-!or time
A. castillo nots5 being furnished " the
c'td1i'I3 IN Happy contrast to the
mauTa 5ed lmp0stures of the day
ttltu7 tl"t.itcr's Stomach Bitters, now
70 70 t1lf decade of popularity, ap.
proYad aa.l commended by physicians
lnio'sei rs the press of many lands,
bg"RA' and priced by invalids every
"hgIe IDS an ascertained specific for
ana Preventive of nalarial diseases,
chronic digestion, liver complaint and
t9i,stipa' on, checks the growth Of rheu-
nat'sth I'D neuralgia, Is peerless in
FsofaH and useful diuretic. Nervous
peoFie 5eneflt by II.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Snow commenced falling about 9
O'clock this morning, and continued 10
do 30 up 70 the hour Of oar going 10
pie7s The temperature was some six
degrets below freezing, and the accu.
mutation Of sno1 was considerable.
rhe weather 10 quite severe compared
with that which prevailed o year ago,
On tho 4ih OF March, 1887, The mercury
marked %, 30, 3Si on the 9th, %, IS. sd;
en- the 9th, ", 10. Al, berg much more
vdrnsl than the Boreae Temperature OF
yeetsrdny and today. With such a
'noH fall We must eIrect c3ol, s! mot
cold weather FOR next week OrtHo.