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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-01-05
In General Debility, Emaciation,

Consumption, and Wasting in Children
Seott's Emulsion of PURE Cod Liver Oil with
HypophosphItes. Is a most valuable food and
medicine 1t creates an appetite for food,
strengthens the nervous system, and builds up
the body. Please read: Il tried SCOTS EmulSiOa
on a young man whom Physicians at times gave
up hope. Since he began using the Emulsion his
Cough has ceased gained flesh ana strength, and
from all appearances his life Will be prOlonge
many years John SULLIVAN, Hospital Steward
Aorganza, Pa.
The story of 3 catfish swimming up stream
with a tin cup in its mouth hunting for drink
of water is quite hoary headed chestnut, " said
q caller at the Partisan Office Monday; but
that's nothing at all. Down at ASbworth'S ferry
they have to haul water two miles to run the
boiler on the ferryboat, the river Is So Internally
dry
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-01-05
In answer TO casual question,
How easy and truthful to tell it's
a cure for the worst indigestion.
To take PiarcfaNS PI1rvafiva Pellets

I'm n lily, said the tramp. Il toll not neither
do spin, but I'll bet my boots that Solomon la
all his glory was not arrayed like me-
I have been occasionally troubled with Coughs
and IN each case have used Browns Bronchial
Iroches, which have never failed. and l mus,
say they are second TO none in the world ~ ear
i. Nay, Cashier. 81. P0atl, Nam
Mr.. Snyderly, hear that you referred h me as
a IiSlr- Yes, sir did What ere YOU syoia-
10 do ABOUT it!'' Il was going 10 ask YOU TO put
II down on paper for me. want to get a 10 n
an Omaha real estate office, and i don't nee :,
better recommendation
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-01-05
THE MINORITY REPORT.

The minority report submitted by
Robert E. Pattison, chairman, differs
somewhat as 10 conclusions and en-
tirely as to the method of adjusting the
differences with tho railroad com panies
The following extracts will serve to indi-
cate PattlsoR's chief points: The
construction companies or inside
combinations that built five or six roads
have concealed or destroyed their books,
the exc ption being the Central branch,
and the commission has been embarrassed
IN its work by the refusal Or failure of
the companies to produce accounts relat-
ing to the actual cost of construction or
to exhibit any paper or document that
would enable the commission to ascertain
the truth as to this most important factor
in investigation. From the minutes
and accounts of railroad companies and
from the fragmentary information gath
cred from various sources it is disclosed
that the officers of at least three of these
companies made false statements under
oath IN the affidavits now on file in the
interior department. The managers were
active trustees of the national highway,
and they cannot plead any law
full justification for making the false
affidavits, in which they state that S9S,.
S4S,040 of stock was actually paid for,
when in fact less than two millions had
been so paid for. Mr.. Huntington testi,
fed before the commission that Com.
petition is killing" and that there ought
to be only one railroad for the whole
country. They combined with others
TO TAX COMMUNITIES
which they served, and they forced the
consuming classes in all sections of the
country to the payment of interest and
dividends on fictitious capital, which
they had created. They increased the
cost of living; they laid propriety claim
to traffic of the large sections of the
country. They squandered millions of
their money TO "protect" their territorial
claims while expanding other millions in
encroachment upOn territory claimed by
other com panies. They constituted
themselves the arbiters OF the trade.
They attempted to dictate the chan
nels which the trade must follow ana
fixed rates of trans portation that were
extortionate. They charged all that the
traffic would bear, aud appropriated
share of the profits of every industry by
charging the greater part of the differ
ences between the actual cost of produc-
ton and the price of she article in the
market.
THEY Disseminated
between individuals, between localities
and between articles. They particip ated
in election contests, and it is charged
they even attempted to influence the
courts and juries by the granting of free
transportation. By secret cuts and
violent andrapid fluctuations In rates they
menaced business, paralyzed capital and
retardsd investment and development.
During the five years from 1864 to 1859
upon proof that their roads we're fully
completed, these companies obtained
bonds from the government, but when
the government called upon them to pay
a percentage of their net earnings into
the treasury Rs was stipulated in
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-01-05
Mr.. Pattison tken proceeds
TO ASK AND ANSWER THE QUESTION

as to what the government should do.
The government, he says, occupies dual
relation to the bond aided railroad--as
sovereign and as creditor =. involving
complications which would not otherwise
present themselves. A mere creditor
might assent to compromise, or con-
done fraud, but this the governm snt
cannot do. 1t cannot validate the iniqui-
tous wyrk of the Credit Mobilier and the
Contract and Finance company. He
argues that the time for the payment of
the debts of the companies should not be
extended to fifty years or more as re-
commended by the majority of the COM
mission Oh the ground that none of the
companies, except the Union Pacific have
agreed to CT can accept those terms. The
bankruptcy of all the other companies
is so complete and irretrievable that no
part of their Indebtedness can ever be re-
covered by the government except by i'm
mediate compulsory legal process. Ex-
tension of time for payment, therefore
means in reality but an increase eff the
amount of the debt and the making of
its recovery the more hopeless:
He also recommends that suit be
brought against the
CREDIT MOBILIZE
and all persons who have issued stocks
Or given pledges upon the property of
the Union Pacific, without leave of con-
gress; against others connected with the
consolidation of the Kansas Pacific,
Denver Pacific and Union Pacific, in
January, 1880, and against all persons
who have rendered themselves liable
through the d administration of the
Central Pacific, Sioux City & Pacific and
Central branch of the Union Pacific. He
also recommends that suits be brought
against all persons and corporations,
who in any way were parties to or par
Elephants in the results of any of the
illegal and fraudulent acts which have
characterized the management of these
corporations.
Mr.. Pattison concluded by suggesting
that the debt of the Union Pacific to the
government might be appraised on the
basis of what the road would sell for in
the market. He says: Though the
commission was not warranted in issuing
a general invitation to capitalists to bid
upon the governments debt, it received
offe that ought not to be lost sight of.
Mr.. Jay Gould offered S27 100000 in cash
for the main line of the Union Pacific.
Mr.. Adams offered S35 100000, but it is
probable that he intended to include the
Kansas Pacific in that offer. Mr.. Sidney
Dillon offered to take the branch lines
and the Kansas Pacific off the hands of
the government at cost. This offer was
very Indefinite.
By grouping various estimates, Mr..
Pattison arrived at this conclusion: l
therefore assume that if the government
were to sell out Immediately it could OBJ
tain $50 ,O00,0 900 from the Union Pacific
for its debt, though the debt would hard
~ be worth that figure to another com
pany."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-01-05
Don't Want Relief. But Cure"

is the exclamation of thousands suffering from
catarrh To all such say: Catarrh can e
cured by DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. 1t has
been done in thousands of cases; why not III
youls? Your danger is in decay. kuciose STAMP
10 Worlds Dis. ensary Medical Association. Buff
falo, n Y, for pamphlet on this disease.
Why He Was Afraid.-Stree5 Car Conductor ito
countryman)-If you saw him cking the geItle-
mans pocket why didn't you interfere instead Of
letting him get away? Countryman-I saw that
sign up there. Beware OF pickpockets,' an, be
gosh was fraid to-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-01-05

Are you sad, Respondent, gloomyp
Are you sore distressed.
Listen to the welcome bidding
BE at rest"
Have you aches and pains unnumbered,
Poisoning Lies golden cup?
Think not there no balm in Giiead, and
Give it up.''
A Golden Remedy awaits you
Golden not alone in name
Reach, oh, suffering one, and grasp it,
Health reclaim.
There is but one Golden Ramedy-Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t stands alone as
the great 'blood-purIier, straightforward
and ''heath-restorer," Of the age! The Liver, it
regulates, removing all impurities The Lungs,
it strengthens, cleansing and nourishing them.
The whole system it builds up. supplying that
above all other things the most needed-pure,
rich Blood.
A Salvation Army girl wears upon her Jersey
the legend, No water in hellf There is no
whisky in hell either; but judging from the great
amount of crime in the land, directly or indirect
" traced to that beverage, there is considerable
bell in whisky.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-01-05
HIS PHOTO.

The venerable bene-
factor of mankind,
intent upon his good
works, is known as
we see him here.
His familiar face and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-01-05
Make Your OW? EItters.
The Musical 1888.

AS the musical NEW YEAR heaves in sight, We greet
1t with the sound of Cornet, Cor any other cal
instrument, for all of which oliver Ditson 81 Co.
provide the very best Instruction Books.)
with the New Year, many pupils will CON-
mence to learn the Piano; to them and their teachers
we commend
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-01-05

is next taken. The bonded dept is fig
ured at S62,3S7,000 and the government
lein at % ,S55,6S0 making total funded
debt of $50, $50. Besides the road it.
self there are S4,57O,000 land grant bonds
and to some extent the fifty year bonds
which are q lein on the land grant, to
bear this burden. As the Indebtedness is
greater than the cost of reproducing the
roads the commission reach the conelus-
ION that present mortgage given by the
Central Pacific railroad, embracing the
entire 1929 miles of the railroad, as
now consolidated, would therefore give
put little additional security 20 the pres
ent statutory lien. It has however, as in
the case of the Union Pacific, the edvant-
age OF gathering together and placing
within the control of the creditor a com
plete mortgage of the entire railroad,
including the California and Oregon, the
San Joanquin valley, the San Francisco
Oakland and Alameda branches and the
terminal facilities at Oakland and San
Francisco.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
xHs PHozoURAHK.


efaEk,
VITA = nature un.qurIy hiB Uvn;
Nhiie ethar ns1B dreams ars Of riehaI or
ioya
His are ByrO o, ~ aEOqaissns.
He nsy shA, q elections, Of rAsisg. OF ban
~ true love ~ the hsht Of the neon;
bet NEE iitae diEIeEl ems are vsgy shogt
He seq hasa u TIE sGnsza ssea.
Al trsAkiAss hes taRinx II Osionas 81
aold,
At 6lhRsE, cf pa-tEai,s hron Iifs;
A. supper he's EhowinE soma sick-loak ina
pltais-
How ply tbs photseEhnK's uifsi
'Tis . srniSs ar ar uhsa sxrEsss trAirs Co..
And 1lisuEn to lhs rvs,t bye-and-bys.
OsnPattd . the iins when tive aasssaEs
met;
I.sllJS they MAKE the futa-.
EHs Issds Of = tsEis la . qaslIsa 70
Gay
PssTadisE ali Glasses aad rAnka
Here's p'a,l1r n bread Whics Woul1 sUenp
f6e uhsle laad-
fressottaa fram psotogrsgh erAahI.
Il OroHHE, 1888
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Teanr aira,s arasf

At sesiEg her charms Of fscs ari feEH
Departing, HRd her hsz!th inFzrflsd b.
faueiio1Ai tErs1ulsrfttss, 81 hsF critics
psrioa Of hfs, Vas taFnt1 70 Joy AzC
Kradsads AFTER . hztzi Relt-fEsAsUsn
viii Dr.. Ptercs's FET0rits Pressripssos
IL PARTED azd s1Fieasd her Tod, gar
keAlfhy settvtiy 70 tzs ki3EsTa ST z
Aeh, bowels and o4fe: crFR-s, sd tsl
return 70 roealE bsA,tA EP=siii5 -
Loved. Il Il tie ozly n s6fsl-s "a
wemsD, so.d By dTHtgAz, lE3sF
paittVs E1ArsEiss fTcz TIE Ezazfso
tursrs. thas Il viii alive ssEi4fEeas-n Il
sysry cAss, O. noEsy Vii - rstaEds3
Ehia EaHrsn;ss sEs hzsz printed q -,
6otsls-WEnppsr, EEd fAitafRlly carrie:
cat tn naay yeas
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Carthage ILL.,. possesses two courage.
Gus lads, aged z and 8 years respectively,
They we're In wagon attached 20 q rnu
sway bone, and for more than half an
hcuF unsueeessfully attempted 10 reiuiir
TIE animal. Even Afts- all the whsel !
had btea twisted Cd add with the bOdy
Of the vehicle dragging aloug the ground
hey eontir ucd a. The TASK and only gave
up when they were droPptd iafO mud
hole BY the comple.e breaEing up Of iht
remnant Of the wagon.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Judge Anderson VIII have 4 Z. aArka.
bis character 70 deal With to-day. Her
name is Mary Goodwin. She 4 negro
Nomapl and was arrested for fighting
bhe y lie yOungeAt AZ thirty:.even ehil
eren and tbs mother Of twenty seven
Soc V eth q young weman, that h 70
saT she Il dseidsdly youngr than you
wouia expect 10 aEd her she Rires her
own age - s., and Doesn't seem 10 Be 9
great deal, 81 any, older. She says she
has her ceildrcn names all down In Z
book, but can't FenemteG al Of then.
Two Of them are named George Washing
ton
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

DUBLI0 SALE or FAR9, wATER.
n power Erist ard ass mill. under
signed VIII sell A. PHhiie sale, o.
MONDAY, DzcENBERad. -.

on The premise, IN FraukiIn T0Halhip, Shes-
Yer Co. Pa, sbE1t mile n8Tth o. kin bic
vlle. milea fTom LahdsnbegW on the b. 4 ..
IA lrs4d End PeansyiEAEl& sna Del4wArs City
raiiroa a1d niles south Of AV0u1Gls And
West Grove On the Baitlmare Gza Csntral
rGilreat, Al tai ssii kBgun Earn and NH
kE0sn - 'lsh OegeI'f MIL, {" hounde1 bY
laHes " Jacob snTder, Hor1sio Grant. John
SheTt, JESSE speansr and oEherz- ooataluiHg
i13 AeEsa, RsOds, a Pexehes- The an pfOse-
ments eoa8iHL Of = large tgc-St0rY Ssons Man
SOU Holse. Frame Barn grist aud saw Bilil.
~ TuHs o. B r.. HAE aiil Il new. also TuT-
blne WEI - atGr pogeF = klA pic. vest DraReh
q White Gay Greek. c der MIL, FrzELs
Hone o5eupied ~ Miller, Nsd other Out
bel. Ding TODD appie orenAro. Feness arr
good A. the 1sHd ander good eEEiTstiea.
oae o. DE tnsss prOiHstiye fzrG. u tie
neigh yorhled. ne nil Is dsinE good local
b1slbSse. III property vii Be o9erei IS a
y doie or DIVIDED a. 70 suit , rehaser. Anytper-
son utthinE 70 vtsg uae prelaiszs Wlu , q E
cali On ava Hume, n7w resLling On the
farm Or ]. +. ko 1ia sou. It TIE ain. $40
a. O'elock. 7srms viii be Hhse easy. For
JoEL sCHki. CIR. fsrsstt square.
ID. N. MCFARLAND, Wsst Caester.
Lxsc1tors ofJOilu gzlIY.
n1e-sla-ss d&W
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
Gard to the Public.

Col H.. ~ aisrs Of the Wilmington
C9ri q Music are now ready aud
M "a. .44 he secured By applying 70
Ter NJ +. eithef in psrs n o. BY let
Vssk nj edward viii devote this
rarsi, - organizing elaAsts and AZ
OTg.to ..l Loufs Tor leEsous pIepera-
Eees CON nencing ihstruclioa nez.
lDnH any one desiring informa.
70 ean' ~ ara TO school are requested
tbi,5 r y uulc4te with Mr.. ClosarI.
hg MI " Of Cfosby and Hm Build
lpsct ~, l1e public lie invited 10 ia
80 'le school during this wssk.
n24l3t ed
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Il perfornIEE Un13srfal cares ia
ttnaClSlT q wax. tnfiA1sa s13 s5Es .;
rel eyes ard ErAlaiassd nd aEi sat-
asd eye rtL We ressr = EeaTy
RaEtA,, ProSassar " A BsyE7,
HfnFy B1uog Ged ". q. REBF. Z
vsFy bAz cas- nsE vel sc. D=.o
Fourth Aa4 KiaE.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
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II eEr g rSSHss rNf ~ e tEsst ~
80 ara t=1E E1-lsEs tz7T4zs - sz-ElE-1EF
. A. r. IA 80 EsF Elzs 81 -, - AZ -
EEHaE tea - srsEtsg SEA Eriast Al
: HA1z q N2s1 tat AEs - . Za1HgHs =
F-lea, - - g. 81 - tea
e. AZ-IEg a. uHEsE1-r IssssaaAfT.
EEEHT 4 ALLHGE,
esEs4I1 A. szIFbs! ss-es-E.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
FIRE! FIRE!
SMOKEi SMOKEI

October 10th there was a
large FIRE on FilbeFt street
Philadelphia, In q place where
Msssrs. Wood, Brown l. Co,
had some IS thousand dollars
worth Of reserved stick Of
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Or. sanams' WHITE Pulm0als HalaAsm
he gIeat Real prsxsntoT Of oonsamp-
Ven and positive outs 81 sguEhs, sore
throat, hoaRsenesg, Group, ste., aud pos.
Hive pFessEvsE Of the Toioa for publis
apaAkfnks Sold only In 800. and 81
hotties. Depot FouEsh And King streets,
Wilmington, Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Harness asd trunks at Perkins, ioI
WeEt Eighth stFest.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Robes and blAaksss as Ps1kins', 1el
Weat Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

50 70 EoOlure GoE all ktnds q asb
and oysters every dag. Bsghth street
mMEket houas.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
What a Time

i, to,merIy had, trying 70 swallows
Itfsh,onsa pin with its flm Of
~, y.laly disguising Its bitter
sns VISA Q osatrast 70 Ayeris
n. M, .sss sssA sen called med
~ .,@--fseEass--ths Oaly fear be-
~, Tssis1 ssay be tempted into
n, IL nss9 o. . dose. But tho
- IS Fl&N aDd should b
y,slr casgsss
~ m q q, q Ciittenanso
r:,russss 0Esslssy what hundreds
vrirrss u gssater length. Ha
'.aArfrs Uatsartic Pills are highly
r,cia,ed. Thsy arc perfect In form
,sa,in,, sd their effects arc al
M mes sssssui physician could
In Thsy hsvs snpplanted oil tho
I, t,-merty FsFslas here, and I think
urt Il ID k1ssge any other can
r,le tha4 SD q all compare with
M Those vtS e@y your pills ga
nlue tor sssaF @opey."
ssale, pleasant, and certain IN
N sSila," Ia the concise testimony
d. Gcc.-o Z. walker, OF MARITIME
De, virginia
Ayers Pills outseIl an similar prep
,bozs. The pablo having ehss usad
~. viii kavs no otheTa"- Berry,
,usble & Collier, Atlanta, Ca
Ayers Pills,
,oasd ly nrJ.c c. Aver 3 Co.. Lowell. Ma
ssld b ali Dsa1sss IN hGsalstaas
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
DRESS GOODS

stored on the I'd E0or above the
FIRE. Having made q sstisfac.
tory Estblement With the insur-
%Ace companies, they sold the
entire stock on November Ist.
We were fortunate enough to
buy several truck loads of the
same, and find on taking of the
paper wrapper the goods are
parfeetly clean and free from
smoke. We guarantee every
piece we sell TO be strictly per-
feet.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
4 WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
FaHfAg. Tal: 10 aaaa FNFER

2 e E-A1la talAz ll4-I1as s2ta7=E all care aaF
aaHr g E9zzsg = - @leEH So 14Eza A. :
NEE fa1Nz r-ls--lslf Fa1 D. hsz f1-s s. -Fsr
a. sslr 49, Ae c1Es-4=zHz AEylns - u Z 4
81 > elss q TIA E4r4 -4EU &C. e. q
as, way il y s-n1e r faaf q seer tata a-T
u1Esr rEa-rs l. - sas lT EEEzzlEeE =
iGz "a H 2 81 ~ 20 -lssa al5es ira b
ls-nf tH-ss ~ ~ n sz7zsssfa ~ Tla=si
= = ctk = Har-
d . 50 aalEEr 1laat=f D. zay AR- laz =
--1lE- a. Earlzs. -asT a. -s."zz-E al 81
fazH elasal - - n 2 sgrTW 81
7ezazz ass u1Efi EaEF taEr rNEH- EeAta II
LaAE1 IA NE aEz 49, 9. sil.F t. 6 HlFar lrs
Fe--dszs = -11- E-1eGss Ta'KE & r rE
to- ~ 2e1 Z : W57saE rEi 90 = 80 81
"a 1aat lfs &c tzEgEAEfEr sGa-sE rs . z-H=
49, 1-5s-=4 --rEr. -a11 yah Eg- -r--lE -.
y aulsss- E1s4 EE@MiE - Tg-v ~.
- X RADAN EECzGHE killer
Z-l-az- H-1Z r. Az Ez-gs-.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Al . bargain, G-ro0n hoata, with oou
vsnieEess. Only $3.50 Iaouirs6 down
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

NTUTIOE Is BEBEBT GIVEN THAT
IN an AppHeAti5a viii - nAds 70 the
ucnstabAS lEnEttns U. Grab, AEsociAts
Ju &c Of ne 31pari1T Jour Ct re StAts o.
Delaware, FeridtaE in HsH OAttla Coznty.
On Saturday, tie aith cay q hoEefabsz, A.
o.. lsEA 81 - esloeA IN the mQgni1g 81 'hs
Gear z 0ass IN tiEy Of WiiMtls toh- toaqfy
Al > ate a'1rofE'd, fnr The fnszTp5FAt ca Of
TIE '3atcAu uAn ana Manufacturing Con-
panT.N ths cbaTse q aad obisc q Whith 4
30 ma1rf8sturs, bald and csEstraeG ma
time e. EHchinsfy Hh.sh mhy b usa1 IN
Ia MEaL fasturs u ne al CT metal plaza
80 an1 GHplss e tke G1Da, uzdrr and
usF1A1t 70 ths act o. the rtnsTal AGeE-
By eitAe Atsts 81 DaiaWHTs. ezuiiad sAn
Ges ConeSTainN Private CGfDoEati1as, = pas
- a. DeEsss RAseh las n. y. las1
HEERT q COAEAn,
ala 10 Au'y ~ Incorpsrstau.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Thanksgiving Proclamation,


afAEE o. DKLAWAHL
ENECrTtNN nEF spIMENT.
Tbs Pres dent 81 The uHitea State having
De- mated IhVk$lAl, Ssh irstaEI a. . day
OF Thar ksFfftrE sud PRAYER.
koS tAefe;ote l. BENJAMIN 7. Bl6Gs
dc%trnar q be State Of Delaware. 90 netth ,
rcrnmmcud The RenEral AMI pFUn=r otseT-
vance Of satl GAY, ana rvguszt thAt al Citi ~ =
aan restac1fs ofth- tts'r Ta-el IN tAsl daf u
thciE re1peetlve ulscad - reiifi0n8 yzorsE 10
hnf there oner n banks to the ant h0T 81
y eTT food ana nsffagt a e for the many
~ sstaEa and tssehls ETacioasiy bestowed
duftnE = 2 year ROE 1raWihE . 4 closa, and
nupsore Divine assisfAnce for cur future
Rut 1hude Hzd prosperity.
10 wine = whereof I have here
INTO set my Land aht cas- SEQ the
Great sal Of the state 10 lss here
unto afaT ~ ~ LlsVeF, this ~ zen q
L. 3. Gay 81 NOVEMBER, In ilae car or r. CT
- laoId ono EoaEaaf siEhl hnn rel
EEd fiGh p-eiEht md Of tAe fnde-
pen4euce or said state The one hun-
drcI and tklftaea1
BENJAMIN T. BIGGs.
By the Governor:
d0uN z. kAULsBCET,
hearutar1 Of 6sEte, nl7-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

TTZaTTEos AL PHEsOEK DR
n EEzE ZE ~ AU1 GaaEzzAaa =
WsHss-E go rs1sisr EE.-sl g sF1ynss rezise -
ar szEs=EEEA1 N EzEn BHsEElE
a1zlIzsE- . IA srNE EzaE. g
q, - EaNEEE 81
Ey aE1EE sEasi. WssEzEas3. D
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
THEELECTION

Has not resulted in a way to
please e0e,y60aI. 1t never
does. Neither party started
out with the intention TO con-
ciliste or deserve even the
good opinion OF their oppo-
nents.
They're not built that way.
Il takes lots of courage, eneH.
gy and patience in BUSINESS
to constantly deserve the
good will OF an exacting pub.
lie, but well defined rules
insure success, such as
1. ONE PRICE and that the
lowest.
2. The best for the price
paid, whether the goods
are fine, medium or coarse.
3. The privilege to return
any article which for any
reason does not suit and
get your money back.
Thsss AID other good rules have made
a sOoesssialI Lively buztnssz az
AiilIiam H. BabC0Gk' s
We. Ses EAExE g., As0yI n.
! fHE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
/ Lszder in boJs' And ctl5ren's shoes.
L-adEE II EEa's working shosE
BIZ Assortnsus Moderate 1rodA-
5S-z-G NArkst s. above Cd, so6 -Ss
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
E~REa
lOR SALE Or RENT

for SALE OR RENT
The three story brlc k
DWELLING, No 1867 West
Eighth street, containing 9
ICONS, not and cold water,
better, water closet and all
tonyen!ences. Win sell or
mt reasonable. Apply at
this Office.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
MONDAY, NOV. 5th
GREAT SMOKE SALE

at from half 70 three-quarte1s
value Such an opportunity
was never placed before ycu 10
buy clean DRESS GOODS,
HENRIETTAS, CASHMERRS
TRICOTS, BROADCLOTHS,
HIXTURES.BLACK FANCY
GOODS, WOOL PLAIDS,
PLUSHES, YELVETEENS,
sHAWLS, SKIRTS, NOME
CLOTBS, etc. An accident Of
g life time.
"a Remember, we are re.
sponsible for the goods being
str city per ect. The &ssort-
ment is so varied you can't help
finding something 10 suit you
Respectfully yours,
Russell, hi'sinsr & Co.,
BOG MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
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IH kNr eanL 0E pTapeII e. bAn irl
'iills FhILlP X. ella m 4 UU-,
III ~ y afMst Etfost.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
STATE UF pKLAWARE
TEaAE" D@AE1MEF,

A 0ERTs WAUTAD To Sell THE
"a A0MB ELECTklU GETAL .LlSH
Iha 1oit Talaa5ls e12pounl tysF Pat Sp7a
ths narksk At a A. ArtaEls bszn1 70 hAFg
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I've o4sga1GA ASH hatuean al4 u ..
oiscE, .. n. - ths osaes q ths kOM
ALEfJrk 10 NATAL P011Sh UOMPANH
Rocm u, Ezeaanss HuiifinT, s. y eofnsi
7th ARd MAFzst, aflF. 60 u
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

DBoPO8ALls FuR DOIHo IhE aLAZ
IL tlN N The Punlto dekaolas
Ptcegaaa NJ d1tRg tks gl1EiHT ln The pah
lie eeh as ter Caa year Wiii b reserved a.
a room o. tEa BlArd ef Publtc kd1aAtt9n
lEril o'eiesZ. :. L. htEeDbsf - 1854
Plsasa gIAss p-toa par pAle % The dtnarsnt
EiEsS. b oFaGE Of the koaFd.
BBE1AMLR y. BAkERAM.
Al D. Secretary.