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Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

That the small boy vi | soon be cum
Ing homs with h.s shit on wrong stde
out ami his back hair vet, ana then
deny to his mother that lie had b9en In
swimming =,
That our Wilmington people apsna
TOO much of their money in Phi!Edel'
phia, VI hich makes numerous merchants
grumble At the scarcity OF money al
present.
That May or elect Harrington Is being
fairly besieged with applicants for posi-
tions on the police force. II requires
man With stiff upper lip 10 greet them
all with pleasant smile.
That John Farra In q very popular
man with the peopls. irrespective OF
party.
That Barney Movey said on easur::
day evening altar the polls had olotea
that DouRherty was elected by nearly
three hundred majority. Poor Barney
he was never worse sold In his life. IL
fairly dazod him.
That the n embers OF tha present po.
lice force have begun to look asound for
new 90 ,upa ions, which numerous ones
would have to have done II Dougherty
had been electsd.
That a representative oolOGed man
was heard TO cay that he thought the
Ioolored people should have three men
on the police force and the office of JAM.
tor.
That several prominent Democrats
were warned that II they voted for Har-
rington they would be marked (poiiti
oAlly) for life. Il is said that Enoch
Moore said Mark and be -" for
that was the man he intended TO vote
for. and he kept his word.
That Major eviRgett will make
good Oklef OF Police, the only thing
charged against him being his many
. years In off1ce.
Let the good things 60 around. bul
don't pnt bad msn-mosally and othsf
wist-on the police force because they
, say they are Republicans
That asvcral members OF the prehen
, police force openly worked ana votet
for Austin Harrington.
That Patrick Flunksts oWna TT
fastest trotter IN Wilmington. HegaV'
lover 5000 for 1t ct Warmers lset sale.
That the Oau3sWEy Is a good place U
: speed your horee.
That the paper to advertise you
wants, for rents, sales and notices In !
tho REPUBLICAN. IL circulztes anon
the masses.
Q That the handeomest kept yard II
d our city Ia that Of Mr.. Harry GRAM, o.
:, Pennsylvania avenue
That tho REPUBLICAN, Ia % popula
as ever, II not moro 80, with the public
That managers OF places OF amuet
d ment ahonid strive to make friends nc
l., enemies.
That jones' Ice cream saloon 10 th
hEndsomest ens In Wilmington.
That LsyI 9. Bird drives the st7lis
turnout Of our ctSy. Besides, he is
10 elegant horseback rider.
That Winfield Bee ts owns fast ba
nag, that laughs at a 3-minute gait
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

The genuine sharpless cresmery but
ter has Sbarpless printed in full On each
print. Always for sale by Lynch &
Leary, Madison street grooers, N. W..
eoraer Fourth.
al y Enna
thas everybody ought 10 know thai A..
sesgeant gives $50 iba. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton yoa buy. oak,
pine and hioory hndling wood in larga
loads. Lime for whitewaehinR. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for tLs
blun sigD. Openine In the evening.
A few more OF these beAutitul do!lsy
ohromos given away with every pound
OF tobacco, at only thirty cents pound
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streGts
Wilmington, Del.
d. A. Powell, Washington marhe
aad sos Madison s.Fset. Still have {
supply OF shAj from my own net, besid'
trout, bass. haddock. God hsh, butter
Cab. CLANS by qua.t or hundred.
Bush's, French stress wharf 10 the plac'
to buy your cosi.
9, IS or SO gsms for IS cents at Cum
mings' gallery, 3o2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

eAN FRANCISCO, juno 4.-Captein
Reeo, OF tho staa mer Ban Patio, which
gaa loat off the China coast on tho Ii
of April, was among the passengers on
The O1eEnie, which arrived yesterday.
His statament OF the wreck differs but
itt,e from the unofticia report, hereto
fore received. BE ct ributes the strik
ing Of the steamer on the rock to either
utknown or changing current Owing
TO plrst.s he had the grea.ess diMcnl-
ty in getting the passengers and epeole
of the vessel. He t1inRs the Ore that
nearly consumed the ttsaDer was not
puI possly started by tho pirates, but
was the Jesuit of an ac3ident. IL Ia es-
simaled that tity pirates were killed In
tho ex xplcsion folio Sins the hre.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
m ,ddle OF the yard, tome twenty feet
d sent from x oeder and Meyers.

m tddle OF the yard, tome twenty feet
d ssnt from x oeder and Meyers.
After tho second ehot was fred his
vile opened The eate, ard both men
went out. followed by tho witness.
Meyers went away, but the witness,
wit his wifa and Koader crossed the
street, when he told koeder to either
go'in his houie or go home, At that
moment Graham Game out Of the gate
through which thsy had passed. He
supposed they were standing there
talking sbout i've minutes when Gra-
ham came out, and Koeder ssid,
'ithere's the man that shot me-" and
walked toward Graham. Graham also
advanced toward Koeder, and when
they were about three or four sters
apart Graham shot again, and then
fired another shot Immediately after
wards. Tho hr,t shot did not hit
Ko oeder; Graham did not have the pietol
In his hand when he cane walking
out, bus had his hand in his pocket;
Koeder did not have anything In lie
hand when Grfhsm came out, neither
did be have auy weapon about Elm.
As the men approached each ether
Grahsm drew his hand out OF his pocket
and n.ei. Graham did not say word
be fore he fired; as eoen IS Graham fired
the second shot Koeder fell TO The
Rrouud and Graham ran away. Th'
v itness did not see koeder attempt Il
Lstrike Graham, and was certain that h'
did not, or he would hsvs seen him
He walked toward him with his hand
extended.
This CLOSED the direct examination o
the witness, ami as It was after o'olocl
court to,k reoeRs until 10 o'clock thi
morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
BEeSit1es.
Tsas cheapest mas house lR the ciey
RumFord Broz.' AGA HGrket nSre@k-

TAS cheapest has house nR the caey
Rum5er6 Broz.' AGA MGrket aSre@A'
oupping and leoching. los e. Second St.
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
BHssIlian Balm. Immediate curs for numps.
Brazilian Balm curss q cold; 20 doses, 100.
90 to Murphey'a for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture TT Murphey's.
Try Bzsh's coal you viii surely like 1t,
AiliArd +. Davis, jeweler, Q II. Second st.
Fine ls X. Rlngs, at HEnf's, Is 4. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's, 300 Ship
ey street.
90 to Geo. Il. Murphev,s for your pArlol
chamber aud dining room furniture. 800 shir
ley street.
Go to d. II. Moore's stalls, Nos. n and 4
Second &C market, for your choice creameI,
flesh butter; o so tie best Q cfenm cheese q
na-Ket prics.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Warner III. Psxson, who was en-
ploysd In tho clothing store Of the late
jacob RIdRway, In this city, prior 10
tue breaking ut of the RsballioD Joined
the First Delaware Regiment In Ie-
spouse to Pretideut Lincoln's proola
nation for 300,e0o u On, and partici-
pated In various battles. He had tne
misfortune to receive severe wound
In the knee IN q skirmish at Mine Run,
Va, On the 2s.h OF November, 1868.
wh:n hs was sent to the hospital at
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. for treat
mspt When the rebels, however, Gu,
the P W. s. 3. railroad, although atill
qnite lams, he volunteered to so TO the
defense OF the capital, and rs he with
others marched down Arch street, one
meEch ant observed TO auothei; There
10 an example for you to follow" He
Is now OLD aud iptirm, never having
fully recoy red from the effects OF hia
Wound, ani has just been Riven IN
order for edmieslon to the Soldiers
Home at Han ptoU, Va to which plecf
he is now on his way. He receives
pension Of cnly 81 per month.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Yesterday afternoon Esquire Bertolette
committed George, alias "Rotten" vii
son, in default oil 81 ,000 bail, to appear ut
the September term of court. The charge
against him was the larceny OF a horse
and carriage, the property OF j.. IL.
Thomas, on February 9th last, Ii is
also accused OF stealing horse and car
riage from John NJ. solomon n lew weeks
ago He was caught in Ph'ladelphia,an and
Sergeant McYey brought hin to this
city on Saturday last.
During the hearirg a detective was
present from Chester, Pa, where he is
wanted for stealing horse from q
farmer near Thurlow. He is now resting
In the county jail.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Fully 35,CO) Philadelphians, M n
and women, went to Gloucester, N. j.,
Sunday. Lager b. ef flow ed as freely as
the tide In the Delaware river. The
teer was bottled, and was called Am
broeia, new tonic" At one place Oh
the river front 4.010 dozsns OF the
"tonic' v era told at ten cents to,tle
TopnId night there were hundreds Of
drunken people of both sexes ttagger.
irg about the plsce. At the base bail
match te.weeu the Camden Club and
tho Athletic Reserves, beer was aold
directly from the kez, without the
slightest regard for the law. a rum.
ber of Hehts occurred, aud many bruised
heads were tho reeuii. Never In the
history cs Gloucester WAS the law pro
hibltlDg tbs saie Ct liquor on Sunday &C
fiAgreulf violated. Nearly sll the
Oounci!mel of the city were present tt
witness the selling OF bser.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

The kenrel Of z. W. Jester OF st
Georges carried away number OF the
Washington, d. q, bench show prizes
last week. Champion Glen Rock won
the champion prize, also the speci,l prize
for the best champion In the show ,togeth
er with the special prize for beet English
sett in the show Blue Prince was
awarded the second prize in open Engl!sb
setter cog class, aud Clip won tn I'd prize
in corresponding class and sex, Dream
and Morning were very highly COM
mended" In same class. Don Dee cap
tured nrst prize IN novice class, Sleeping
Beauty second and Dreamy Glen thild in
same clasa. Judge vas awarded first
prize IN pug puppy class, and Jury sec
ond of the same. Glen Rock, Blue
Prince, D II Tee and Clip, we've awarded
the special prlzs for best kennel OF -four
or more English tetters.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
pRIOE ME- GENT.
NAYS summary.

..,,',or,. Ohio, early ysster.
r .s ~ 'our Iuen got into o hght
s',s,ti y, tiIMeputable women, ana
" ,r,rpts one OF the women,
T'I'l,S,, sras drew q revolver and
H,ans,d Samuel Waters ana
y sullrls iu the body Of Cor.
T,tsrs, The women were
.,.,J \, Ann o'Della Diss Debar
,Sr,n,r,lD Dis De5sr, for oon-
,aseIpdle Luther r. Mafsb ,
w, an, q; his property, vas be.
,s,,,isv in the Court OF General
Y. ia New York. C)uusel ior
..i,aj,uls N said the case Was
!, cuo Of religious be i,L
[.,.,,s Fowler snd william Fer.
' ,so Members of q gang Of
f,,,steis she have bsen working
s,I.lsIt, OF Chsstanoogs, Tennes.
~ h,ea arrested. Its estim ated
,OT,r1s OF SIS 900 In couaterieit
|spoT 10 cIfeu alton there, bss'dt
spumbe. Of IS silver CERTIFICATES
Basement prepared a: ths Treasury
+msu, shows tnst during the
IN Nay ,hera was a net deoreAet
nI.s in ihs circulation md o nel
m Of s1,GGS.59i iu money sne
uln the Treasury.
n, ,,slIon Of tho Supreme Couf'
hDutI, 10 Jefferson Olty. on Mon
I,,e Eorten liked July 18th ai
h, io, tls ekecut.en Of Hugh m
h, tie murderer OF o. Arthu
lE.
dua . asLt between Jeremiah
lui Patrick GIe,n in New York
ooa.y afternoon, the former fsl
Gttss on too Ct him. Shea Wa
,Sls !, ilss AID died In o sho,
nla SlhreVcp, a hsrd ware mel
Ii Na,i,y, Iowa, killed Loui
n farmer, on Sunday nigh
,a,usl grew out Of Msar's o,
eip S2hlJeTes paying at:entto
ilhgr ..-"
sa Cooley, o letter clrri9r en-
Mia tho ALCHEMY post Off 90, wa
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

NEW York, June A. The Republican
Club held a special meeting tonight In
the oiub house, 900 Fifth avenue, Presi-
dent Bartlett presiding. Joseph Poole
n ade a eulc glstic Blaine speech, and
se!d that rs Mr. Blaine Is soon to return
to this country an arrangement shonld
be n aie to give him rousing rsoep-
ton. A resolution offered by him WAS
pAased authorizing the president to ep'
point q COMMITTEES Of seven to make
suitable arrangements 1t is proposed
10 meet Mr.. Blaine at Quarantine and
awe him q roy al reception.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

At q meeting of the Washington Fire
Company, held last evening, tina follow
ing ofioers wero elected: President.
Oh1ales a Bourbon; Woe presieent,
John g. Lockard; inveet gazing com.
mil zoe, George T. Gibson, A. j. Eieder-
mater, j. MoGarvey; erect 1re, @. Il.
Smith. j. H. 9hipless George 4. Geason,
4. j ,payif, 8. 7. Brown, A. NJ. WSadie
and L, HI. Miller.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
Best bread and eakee iu tho city o.
Waiton's, Seventh and Tatnsll.


New YORK, June 5.-The bill abolish.
Ing hanging for all murders committed
after January 1, 1889, aud proyi ing that
the execution shall be carried out by the
use of electricity, was signed yesterday
by Governor Hill The bill fnrther pro-
gldes that the court delivering the sem
t, nee shall name merely tbe week within
which the execution .hall take place. the
day of execution being left to the discre'
ton of the principal prison officer.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

ISoasmui IoArHp,l

Taere can be nothing wrong iu asking
A. Hukill to allow tho use of
his name for the office Of sheriff at the
coming election. He 10 q man with q
oleAn record, q ltlunch Republican, I,
and at the last eleotioa allowed his
name to be uted when he knew the
party had no possible chance of win
ming. Let him come ont this.time and
xe oxn elect him. REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

A. e. straughn, the contractor, for
metly OF this city, is now permanently
located at Sacramento, Calf .rnia, and a
letter recently received from him says lie
is very much pleased with the place: He
says that 1t is built somewhat like Wash'
ington. They have public concerts
three times q week, including Sundays,
which are attended by thousands OF peo-
niR
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

BUTTE, Montana, June 3 5-There was
caye-in at the St. Lawrence Copper Mine,
a Sunday, when all the men but four
had come 10 the surface A rescu ng
party were wi hin twelve feet OF the ca
ombed men yesterday morning, and by
Signals it was learned that only 'wo men
were alive. No ore can be hoisted Tor
some time, and 1t will stop the produc-
tion OF 200 ton; of copper o;e per day.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

At the session of the City Court this
morning, Deputy Judge Lyman presided
This tirst case called was that OF John
MeCall, who was charged by his father
with being an habitual drunkaid he
was required o pay $40 and costs
Samuel Me Kenny, for being drunk was
required TO pay 81 and costs.
Annie Morris, for assault and hattery
on Margaret Morris, and Gu ting her with
pait OF scissors, WAS required to pay Sl
and costs, which will amount to tl2 10
Both parties are colored.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

The abtention OF the resder1 OF Sne
REpUBlFcAN is called to the hdTef-
t!scment>a >as the Creesou Land Improve
ment Company, which appears on
another page to,dDy.
This land Isys mp high aad the drain
sRe 10 erst.elasa and the View magnif.
cent. Streets are already be&1g laid out
and graded. Terms TO suit.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

The excursloa OF Soott NJ. e. Sat day
school, to Beverly. N. j., will AXE
slsr next Monday, June 1lth. ihis
school 81 ways givss the beet exoursion
Of ths season. A large number OF
tickets have hesn sold, AMI large
crowd 10 expseted. Hyatts brns9 band
viii acoompA any the excursion and fur
uish excellent music Tae committee
are leaving nothing unoone 10 make
this '.the'' excursion They will 20 en-
tho steamer Ih,mNs Clyde, leaving
Fourth direct wharf at z O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Is the wond sclul remedy for ell diseases
and weakness OF ths eyes. A gentleman
who could not see an ohjsct three feet
off could sec distinctly and plain . good
away on using one bottle. 30
with many others whom we can refer
to. Supplied In % and 30 cent bottles.
Presesiptil Or. j. Slmms b Son,
zth ard King -.s., Wilmington, Del,
Sol by dea.e1r.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Parties interested in orange grows In
florida, and those that wou d like to be
come interested in them, ars invited to at
tend the meeting Of the Seminole Park
Company, a, the office of PGlip Il. Clark
& Co., at No. 524 Market street, on
Thursday evening, June I, at 7.SO
O'Clock
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Richard Merrick sold fifty head OF
flesh COWS and sprlngers ut Oentreville,
on Monday afternoon, at prices rsnsing
from $50 to $87. A lot OF shoat5 were
also sold at good prices Tho attend.
anoe was large and tao bidding enoour-
aging. Auctioneer Robinson as we'll as
Mr.. Merrick YVES highly pleased with
the result, as he felt that Stldham OF
any other crack auctionesr could not
have done better. Mr. NJ. will have
another sale in three weeks.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Ernest Hetzei. who went to Stuttgart,
Ger q any, about two months ago, will
be married IN short time, ana INTENDS
to reside In our city.
Lexington Barney has removed to
Philadelphia.
Rev. y. j. Rebm m. formerly OF this
ci:y, is now lying seriously Ill at New
CASTLE.
David Connell is preparing to remove
from this city to Grsentank.
j. L. b. Cox las been appointed
freight and t okes agent at Kiamensi,
on the B. & o. Railroad.
William u. Robinson ,cua OF the grand
officers, AID Joseph K. Adams. repre-.
sentative of Wsloome Legion, Select
Knights, A. O. U. w will leave tails
city on Monday 10 sttoRd tina annual
session OF the G;And LEGION, which
convsres ut RocAestsr. N. Y, on Taes-
da-, the 12th inst,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Have large assortment of window
go.afns md knock down door frames,
with oil the necessary fixtures. Their
SUCCESS In handling tho ebove goods
lsAt eea4on conpe's them TO so at Is on
larger sesls. Price. the lowest. Lynch
Il Lenry, n. W. eornsr Of Fourth Rnd
M@dison streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Hale pianos. Emerson planes, Bacon
pianos; lhe largest stock OF pianos ever
In Wilmington, az remarkably low
prloea and easy terms. kobelsn's, Nc.
7l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
brandy wine Hundred Improvement.

The 8O.acre farm OF NJ. B. Mahonsy,
situated Mt Holly OaS Station en- the
P,,W, 81 b R r has bsen sold TO afynd!.
cafe of PhilRdslphia and WILMINGTON
who will proceed TO lay 1t out hxe Rid
ley Park, with streeta 90 to 90 feet wide
and prepare to build very pretty town
W. A KINNEY of this city, Is lnying Q
ont the streets, and tbs lots will scon be
offered for Gala. The owners of the
property Intend 10 build hotel and
construct q wharf, at which steam boats
NAV land,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

shad are almost over, but PoWeil,in the
Third street market. has secured sa. ply
for tu-norrow. In addition he VIII nave
some splendid trout, utter fish, hailibct,
sea bass, and other varieiien. III
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

129 piecea, S8. Qlslity first olsss; blue
or brown hs.3l.6eoot atlopG. Exhibited
in north chow window. 1. Lewis Row,
ais King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

II you want u good picture, true to
petuIe, &C yoar lovely phiz, go to j..
Paul Bsogn'S s.naio, No. ol7 hafket
HfFAhF
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Dir. Lippircots's spee!hs Compound
for nseralgia and ehKoUiS rheumatism,
Rriae &5e. ras bottle. For sale by
TAyLoR q FULLEBToH.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Buy your carpets from 9. speakman,
No. SIG Market street, (Masonio TEN.
ple). His prices are Reasonable and
terns accommodating.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

The place 10 crder your sprirg suit,
a Id the largest assortment OF geo is to
select from can bs found at elo :p's,
6lBL Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

A uioa assortment Of hoz paper from
10 to is cent?, AMI other stationery, as
b aton sanith's drug store. Seventh ana
Plns gtIests,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Ivers & Pond pianos, usad In 81 the
New England conssrvSGot!es. Prl1es
reas0nablo. Terms easy. koos'en' q
No. 10 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Ark for Yeush'a sraeting Tobacco.
Joz, Sysilaee, 60f f.ua street..
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

remember TINT ohapmAn's OigAr House
in always open q. q. IN. Seventh and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Use Raymund's preparation for
making iea cream smooth as bntisr.
No. 4zl East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Increase your speed for fall positit nj
by renting o typewriter.
CHAs. G. GUYER, 826 Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Delicious and cold milk shaks at
Bsaton Smiths drug store, coIntr Of
Seventh and Pins streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
M0XIE.

The famous beverage nerve food. The most
re arkable record ever known. Not medl-
cine, stimulant or poison. The most luscious
drink on the market, Removes nervousness,
nervous exhaustion, the III effects Of summer
heat and all the effects of alcohol, tobacco and
paralytlcs to full strength. The greatest help
to the nerve weary and overworked, moves
the tired, lifrless feeling like ,maeio. VIII
break a recent intoxlcatlon in an hour. Buy
the Mexle syrup at IS cts. bottle, IL you
leave the city. With ice water, a bottle Will
make you rs half tumblers of luscious nerve
food beverage. One cent Rlass, Look out
for counterfeits. Your city has Just been
cleared of them. LOOK out for dealers who
cut prices, they invariably put counte rfeits
on you on the sly. All the leading druggists
have the genuine. We agree To forfeit IS. 600
ii we do not tell the truth so cts. u quart
bottle, $50, q case. II bottles,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Ice oycarn aud seds water ct Bssiop
snith'a dseg 5. -ses cora r sSYen!h Rna
Pine gts9stss
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Ssoanh hand pianos from S25 10 5000;
saeoni hand orssna from $40 to t66.
Easy tern 9. Bob laq's, No. TIC liar
Eei stIeet.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

The celebrated ThSee B. B. B. cigar,
msnufaozpred by q. u, Bourbon q
Bro, No. 2i9 West Sfoosd street. The
best &c. cil ar in he oity. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Or. simms' white Puimonic B,:sam,
The preAt aud mighty lung medicine,
for coughs, sore throat, So. Endoreeo
by thousands. Far from bsinG excslled
By amp other. Boo. and 81. Dspo'i slh
aud King ste. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Q, IL of 80 gems f0t % ltat1 a. Can.
nl!ags sali.ss, Sg3 &srA ttt.ees.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Smith American olEAnI, Oarpent I
organs, S1oningsr chime bell orgai e,
Only al Robeien's, No. ITO Markets eI,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Ayers Fills are paiatabic, safe for chill
dren, and more effective than any other ca
thartic.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

at the REPUBLICAN office today, In
the shade:
7 O'Clock 10 o'clock IL O'Clock
700 no 80
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

12 cabinet photos st Cummings gal
lery for 50. 399 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Tho "ooiumpia" Dry AR Refrigerator,
made OF ash; perfect circulation OF air
|. Lewis R1~, 4l3 King street.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-04-28
Probable Duration of the Present
Session.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Speaker
Carlisle is quoted tonight as saying
that he thinks the session will extend
to near the first of September. There
will probably be little general
legislation, he thinks, during the
next sixty days, as the time of the
house will be devoted to the tariff till
June 4. During the period covered by
'the two conventions there will, by
general consent, he little attempted in
the way of legislation, owing to the
absence of many members at the
conventions. When this period ends
there will be twenty-five committees
of the house entitled to two days each,
and nearly all the appropriation
bills to be on, which will consume
the remainder of the time.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-04-28
Sparta Locals.

From the Expositor, Apr Goth.
Farmers say there is prospects for
a heavy mast.
Gardens and pastures are needing
rain and farmers say the ground is
getting too hard to pillow.
Conductor Harris train took out n
cars of coal Tuesday, besides other
freight. Coal shipments are delayed
for want of cars.
The poultry buying season is over
with Mr.. Tubb for this year. He has
bought and shipped in all IA cars, or
between 5000 and 5000 head, or over
100000 pounds. He has also bought
1890 dozen eggs.
Messrs. r. =. Biles, w. l.. Dibrell,
John Paul, Rem Steiner and Tom
Gross have formed n corn trust and
are now in correspondence with big
grain dealers in Chicago looking tO
the putting up the price of corn and
handling the entire erop'of1SSs. For
particulars enquire ofEsqs Tom Biles