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Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

that The liquor msn have osutFlbutsd
literally V the DemosrAuo eampaigu
fund, especially IN PennsylVaniA. Neg
York anA Nav jersey, II would ~ .
hESt glsnoo, - pAFs Of tbat fund is going
70 she ten psFAnoe people. sesm shat
they ere Working agalnsl their inteR.
eals. 6aoh, however, Il nos ths fAoi, A.
thass men ere TOO ahusWd for thAt.
Taey we'll knoS that every v5ie oAsi
for The Prohibition party is equal 10 .
DemooFaslo ballot and oonsequenuy
veAksns the Rspablioan party 70 that
extent They also knov that eli lhey
hsve 70 fear 10 from the Rspubllsan
parry, which 10 isI National and Stats
platforms is pledged 70 reslElcslys IL
QuoE IeglslAhsA. rhB party has showD
lee sincerity In this matter In Kanaas,
IoWA, New YJEk, Nav Jersey, Penn
sylvsnla, and In fast IN every State
whers ~ opportunity has beea afforded.
rae RspublloAnS bslisvs in submlinng
the liz nor question 70 tbs peopis Tor
their Vossa for OF against T., and In eAsh
case whsrs this hAs been dona the tem-
psrAnos eismenl hes bsen vislorloas.
II, however, they are 10 BE- opposed In
this By he ProhibltioniSts themselves.
who profess 70 want IT. the day may
come when she party will beside 10
tAks . neutral position on the haaoE
question. Tas Pr0hlbltioniats ere and
for years have bess, psFslatently IAkinA
. position adverse 70 tbs advAnoemsn
Of the Gauss which they claim 10 Advo-
oAts, ~ II has bson clearly shown thAi
the Snly way 70 advance The oAaSe VI
tenn perAnos IL for ils friends 70 give
lhslF support 70 the great natlonal party
most favorable lo thelF vieWH. F0Etu-
nAlely she scales have dEoppsi iFon the
eyes Of some OF the ProhtbldonlaIs In
this stale. Who, Whsn they found thai
their party was deIermlnod 70 oppots
the only ones from whom they could
possibly hops for The continuation Of
IhslF desires, hAVs came out openly
and boldly In favor Of lho Republican
party.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
BEE HIVE"
BOG MARKET STREET.

Our grand 10 per cent bene-
fit sale just passed by was a big
success for all, as our store was
packed by customers eager &c
obtain our many great bargains
and also the anniversary dis.
count Of roc on eve y dollar sold
Very many ladies were as
tonished to find one firm who
lived up to our advertisement
In every particular.
We commence a week Of rare
bargains. Read a few Of them
SO doz. ladies' soc vests anc
pants, silk binding, pearl but
tons, Gloss, stitch neck, fn'
gague to 60 out for 4Ic each
You are accustomed to pay 50,
everywhere foi this quality.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

NOrIOE-I, OATHARIHR CLARK,
IN tina tenAnt Of the house situAtsd n n :
noTtheAst corner OF Lobdell and WilliAmI
streets, in the Soo0nd ward Of the olt5
Of Wilmington, e0anty OF New castle,
and State Of Delaware, IN compliance with
the requirements Of the acts OF the General
Assembly in such oAsa made aAd provided
do hereby give notice that shall apply IN
writing 70 The Osurt Of General Sessions d
the Peace And JAN Delivery q
the state Of Delaware, In and for New Gas
Tie OOanty, On Monday the lpth day 81 Nov
A. D., lsso, being the noNt term Of aAtd
O0urt for license for said nouso a. an inn o.
tavern, for the sale therein Of inboxloAuAR
liquors IN leas quantities. than one quart, K
be drunk on the premises, and the following
FoapsotAble oitisone OF said ward recon.
mend the said application, viH:-
n q kemblo nd WI Phillips
John Mcbride Daniel Morgan
W ? Wtndiaa Jehn Coleman
Hugh Doneher John ReenBy
Harry DuRAn John RuhFw ann
PetaE welsh 81 Patrick Bslan
Augustine welsh miohaal " Grant
John FORD Daniel Mcbride
James Brown Michael HoReh
Tn0mA1 MeDavitt Patrick DugAn
simon Moran MichAal Grant
John = Oulren Augustus O0lemAn
olB-sta OAThARlnk CLARK.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

WELLINGTON y NOHTHmRM n. y,
Time table In eject July SIN 1855. Trains
leave Wilmington tffench street, - follows;
neld, WHynegbprg junction, Manor ,Pottavilif,
ITamGquA, Allentown, Lebanon, Wernera-
Vile and All points on the Philadelphia and
Heading n, r., $50 q. m. and 2. 20 D. N.
For Springfield, WAynesburR Junction,
SS 0ss lle, hm9sesylale, LenaRe. Chadd,i
20 q. M, ana 8. % D, N.
Fer CoAtesville and intermediate points Il
100 a. M, 2. 40 and 5. % D. m.
for West Chester, 7.o =. n, 9.O and H.tl
p. m.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and intermediate points.
9. b p. m. and on Saturday emily ~ 6sH ana
II, 1Bp, m.
pointn, AZ 8, od q. M, and Tor Springfield and
Intermediate points At 100 d, m.
auDaYfntandent flen paaa R1tt
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
PHILADELPHIA Wilmington q Hal
Hmers RaIlroad.

OOE btu &W8Ns
Rsalns VIII leave Wilmington ~ nollo1t
rhil.aelPeia teTPrsssl, aal t@sA ~
10 % SO ~ lomi y o. u q a. N, y y,
La. : q s1a 2 q Ard . p. n.
z'S sSS 8 stS & g. 10 70 !. Ss " ="
10, chssteE iSIprsssl % "a 80 "a
~ II IL. NJ, = n IA go. Toe and
Hss9 - a a -, :. nIa D~-
New Yofs, 80 "a "a s9 g g. lem,
yoT wsst tAsster, via LAnOEia. . aas
For Newark (OeatTej and tntarmsdiaaa HaA
IH r. sSd iassl me- p s,sOaA lSlsa
l. III saS \ sn 3 & &. = ans. TSpn.
e q and Il g q, n. y oA = y, - . = en-
Trsihs Tor bslswazs Davisioa leave foF,
ssw r Ga'a ass 1 II 4 s ~ :; Ne ~ e@
eeoEgetown aad Levea. . q. m. ~ u Pm.
Stafford (eIpreasl, % p. n.
HARRINGTON. DalaaE, and way siAsionH. 90
E9 - - io Z I A I; 9 p. n. wa
EIpssss fcE bOvr. HarraAEsOn. ana DSl.
Rranklin C1ty, e@h N,
tori GRd Norfolk HO NiGhI
LaAve PhilAdelphiA. Broad strss1 for VII
1,aiaEtp5 ysEpressh = ~ "a IA ". ~
1oSo1;iR ss ION Ssi, szS "a a. n, La IN
81. ana 2 s1 los 70 ~ and u q ,. n,
Oa .ssrs ESss; ssnsI Fs.' ESSR A..
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

THH selsatton 1i Mr.. Cleveland By
lhe DunOerauc party As their candidate
Tor Reelection was In many respects >
very desirable event Tor Iho Republic
oans. The bread ground taken By M.
OleVelAnd Ia his message In relation 10
she tar d, has brouRhI that question
direo,iy before the people, aud they
will now have The opportunity Of say.
Ing By thtlr vo.eB whether or NOT the
aArlft, with the protection which II
Affords 20 our industries shall be main.
eAined. All the lines OF this uAmpAiRn
have BEEN marked out by Mr.. OlsVe.
land and ha has torn aside The vsil
which the DemosFAho party have worn
20 long, and put Ii securely ON record Is
favorlrg roe trade. Consequently, for
ahe hrn ume in many years there can
not 30 any evArIou or Juggling, although
Governor Hui OF NeW York, Senator
Gray OF this Safe, Aad some fsW other
leading Dsn 1orAis sesm 10 lose sight OF
shiS fact, ani continue 10 proolAlm
ahAt bheir par y u mol pledged 10 irse
tFAds. M. Cleveland, however, BlAndl
bafore the country Is The mOss pro.
noaaOed op SOnent OF our prOteoHVI
system that has ever occupied III,
Prudential chair, and on those prln ii.
pies he seeks reelection. Ga thl
oiher hand, GsnsrAl Harrison repre-
sonts the o0nViodon that The prole,llyt
principle mast NOS bS impaired, Ant
shat when Is Is necessary 10 have Tar
In reform, the work musI bs inrusls,
30 the frlsGds inslsad Of The enemies Q
PrOt0esl9n. Therefore, no one nee
cast his ballot ignoFAnily; II he voIS
for Mr.. Cleveland, hs supports th
Democratic platform, and shows thI
Ne 10 an AdvoeAis Of tree trade and Ih
deatru 3hun OF the prossoIlve pEonolp
uAder which Ihls country has gFoW
and prOspsrsd during the past GWeutl
seven yeArs. On the other hand, eVes
vote cast for General II .rrlson shO =
thai The voter IL In favor OF mAlnsAll
Ing protsSit7n 80 American in1usGrle
and keeping our markets closed 30 d
prodn1Il OF Tho iEse labor ooun trlsB
EaF5Pe. We DslisVs lhAl she rs.sle.
sion OF Ne Cleveland and she trump
Of his p ligy would b . greater dlss
teE 10 ihie ucuulry than gould hA'
bean The surrender OF Gsans 10 Lee,
SlsAd OF Tbs reverse being the casa.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

State senAtor-LeWisT Thompson.
Representatives - Charles NJ Curtis
Wilmington Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John Pilling White Clay Greek
i. Frank Ellison, PencAder; Daniel b
Stewart, Rcd Lion; Daniel W Corbit, St
6eorgess.; BDIamin q. LockermAn O.
BlAckbird.
Levy Court Ommissioners-John ]
Gallagher, Wilmington; James 4. Ne
Rilligan, Brandywine; Benjamin Y. shep
BARD, Christiana; John W. CotimAn, New
Dastle; George w. Groves, PencGdeT.
eherif-William simmons.
COroneT-EeOrRe ". Jackson.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
Russell, Mi:sInsr & Co.,
MAKES AN EXCITEMENT
IN LOWELL.

This girl is thirteen years Of age, and 3
one OF = number Of old, helpless eases of
progressive paralysis, cured by the Moxis
Nerve Food. She now resides at No. Z
L Street In the City of Lowell, State OF
Massachusetts. She waR so helpless her
mother was Obliged TO attend her as In In
fancy. Her physicians said her disability
was progressive paralysis, and absolutely
incuTable. A nurse at the assaehusetis
General Hospital advised the use Of Moxie
1t was given. No medicine or other
means were used meantime. Two eassl
OF Moxie made her as well as ever before
and from being Hpeechlsss and helpless
she lie now q healthy, ronplng school Riri
with q glib tongue, and no one would
ever imagine she Waa once helpless,
hopeless wreck.
| We certify that the above Is absolutely
i true In every respect.
JoHN NICHOLSON, Cher father)
SARAH NICHOLSON, (h0r mother
LOWELL, Mass, Sept /, 1883
MIDDLEsEA, rs.
Personally appeared before me, q nota,
~ public, John Nicholson, and mad,
oath that the above statement Is true
GEo. II. RICHARDSON, Notary Public.
o6-etaW
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

WITH patience you will succeed in eli
things. IL will not require mnoh Dc
tienoe 70 suooesd in gaining health II
you use Warmers Log Cabin BArsapt.
rlllA 10 purify your blood. Largest bot.
tle In the market. 100 dOBea 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

As strong as any and moth
ing Of strength or wearing
worth lost in the finish. No
tricks in the making. Wool
crowded thick, warp driven
close. That's Flannel; honest,
plain Flanntl. A stuff that
takes on gracss as the cheeks
of a romp school girl take on
roses
French Printed Flannel is
like French Sateen II h e
standard of loneliness for its
kind There's a knack about
It that other color-workers
don't get.
More than two hundred
styles and tint touches now
on the counters; In all the
new dyes:
pink green
cardinal serpent
garnet light blue
Terra Gotta navy
old gold gobelin
maroon brown
orange gray
drab white
tan black
set off with stripes, stripes
with polka dots, cluster
stripes of various widths,
graduated stripes, plaids,
polka spots, curley-cues and
outlandish figures.
No finer French Printed
Flannels cross the ocean.
We believe that not such
another gathering OF them
can be seen Ia America. 65
cents a yard.
North v est and northeast Of cen re.
| Please give us a little
warning when you want
your Furs out Of storage.
john WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

NOTIOE-l, DAVID BLAKHLY, tn 4
IN tenant Of the house situated at No loe1
Pine atrsst, In the Eighh ward Of the city Of
Wilmington, county OF New CASTLE and
State Of Delaware. IN eomplianoe
with the requirements Of the acts q
the General Assembly 10 such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply IN writing 70 the court Of Gene.
raj Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the Stata Of Delaware, In and for New
Oastio county, on MONDAY, the leth day Of
Nov., A. D., isse, being the next term
Of said court, fer = license Tor said house a
an Inn or tavern. for the sale therein OF in.
toxioadng liquors In lass quantities than one
quart, 70 be drunk on the premises and the
following respectable oitis6ns Of said ward
recommend the said application. Wis:
W y Weavins Law Ohintein
Levi u Mckay n Mcfarland
VIM X Holland Andrew Oross
hdgard T Duny Ohaa n Pieroa
ThomA ~ Morn Thomas ShisF
e II EoAbam0ro OhaS SEWER
q W mann Marty a Pierce
ID X Atkinson JF Ryan
John caldwell John Mcmahon
Thomas Il Lynch Myles Railly
Wm Pierce James WingArd
3 Berkeley Harry LeAriy
Hugh MoGtblsy ThOmal MurthA
n Nicholson DAVID BLAMELY.
oizsta
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

IN 1854 The DsmosrAdc NAllonal
Com mitiss Contributed literally 30 the
campaign rand OF she Prohibition
party, ard u iS vsry probable they ere
dolag shs sans EhiuE Ahis year, snd
that PArs oi Mr. Ole fslAnd's SIC. 0O0
Will and, itiI has mol already dOns 80,
US Eay 70 ths AempeFanss mAnAgerL
When IL Is taken insO consideration
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
= Mill be sold At public sale on the prem
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1855.
Commencing at $50 O'Clock p. m,
Two dwelling hoases.
Ne. /, Two-story brick dwelling. No.
lOA walnut street, with q rooms and bath
room, IN good order, let lsX70 + ct.
No; IhFee.story brick dwelling, No.
- West Fourth street, with n rooms aud
bath, bot and cold water. Lot ldEiO6 rect TO
Carpenter street.
BeEipning with Ne. at $50 p. IN. No. 2
81 O'Clock.
The above dwelling houses are In good or
der, desirably located and well worthy the at
tentiOn OF any person wishing a home in .
pleasant location. Terms easy.
Attention will be given and terms made
known on day ofsAle BY
THOMAS n LALLY,
Agent to efec sale.
L. W. sddhAm . Sou, AEctioneers.
ODDS, m,H,f
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
Vienna Goats
French Goats


and original ideas and best
work from our own very sue
cessful Order Department.
for Children's wear
Baby's things to suit
mamma. Plalnest to finest.
Or If nothing ready made
can be good enough, there's
our new Special Order De.
partment. Say how soft or
fluffy or dainty the thing
shall be; novel designs. best
work, perfect finish.
Take the measure OF what
we've done for Baby By
], Plush Caps. More than a
hundred styles and cOloys
] What OF Lace? or Knitted?
or the rest Of the cap CROWD?
. Second floor, Chestnut street front Take
elevator.
; Among the latest corners
!. are snow white, beautifully
fine Irish Linen Sheets, Pill
d low Cases and Bolster
= Cases, with hemstitched EN-
y broidery. Work fine as tn,
= linen. Some OF the hem
n stitching hall an inch wide
I, and a marvel of web-lik,
!. delicacy;
a Shoots, - to tls 50 pair, unlaundel
., ed
% Pillow Cases, 81 90 to s9.7Opsir
OF Bolster Cases, 81 so 10 81 TO each
> Near Women's Waiting Room.
?. We are on guard 70
vs every Flannel newnes
n that's worth having In fiv
minutes you can run you
Al eyes over all likely kinds b
on passing before our 24o lee
n: of Flannel counter. Myriad
100 of styles but you get the dri
:. Of each sort by a glance.
lon The simplest OF weayeY
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
PRKsIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

HENRY DUPoNT OF ChrihtiAnA.
JosEPB r. WHITAKER OF East Dover.
JOSHUA ii. MARVEL Of Laurel.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
Well make this the bust
in town, for we'll give the goot
resistible prices.

Step to the third floor and see
magnificent stock of OvercOas.
never sold so many as we now sell q
day.
We have the run on Overcoaa
We have the run on Overcoat
Remember the Sl4 Silk Lined
Remember the $40 All-WOoL
Remember the $12 Heavy Dg1'
Remember we excel in The
Wales, Drabs and Browns at
$500 $500 $500 l5OI
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
WOTkllgnGl and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-fve Dollars and Up
wards.

Over four hundred sold In
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall hour
within a square of these lets
for Water and Markei
streets and Delaware ave-
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look az the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate;
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car llDe
going to DO extended.
For dead-sure safe Invest
ment, where you can SET
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had 5
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken rs cash.
For information how &c
secure a homo apply to
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

NOFIUE-I, JAHE K.LAFEERFY TIKI
~ owner 81 me hsuss Siiuatsd Al the n
". ooEnef Of and and adams Sts being pal
West and street. IN the 1oth NAra Of the oitj
Of Wilmington, eounty Of New OaslIs
and State OF Delaware, IN compliance with
the requirements Of the acts Of the General
Assembly In auoh case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply n
writing 70 the Oourt Of General SeSdona q
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the Btatb 81
Delaware, In and for New CASTLE County,
on Monday, the 18Th day ofHov,, A. ID. 1854
being the next term Of said court, Tor Q IL
oonSo for said house a. an inn or tavern. fol
the sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors ID
less quantities than one quart, To be drunt
on the premises, and the following roapeSta-
BILE oitlsebs OF said ward Recommend thS
said application. Wis.
Il O mArun Patrick O'Byrna
John I Diokey PatIioE OonnaF
frank A moClcakey PetsR Il MlllaF
james = 1ibson James Morulty
James y urray Peter Garner
IefGnS Kelly william DollAYd
John Delan Philip DoilAfd
VIM walsh John Ward
Patrick lSolen Thoe y Hynn
Timothy ho3Welney Dennis MAhoney
James Mckinney WIN OiMoAfa
Nickel Oonuell John Menntoo
John y Moknts0 JSssph staooklo
olS Sc JARE q LAFKhkTY.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES II. Treat Of Georgetown.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
CHESTNUq!

1t does seem like what
the boys call a chestnut
to tell you so often
about our Clothing, but
then you know we can't
help 1t. We feel so
sure that we can better
suit you with either a
Suit or an Oyercoat and
at the same time save
you money, that we
want to keep the SUBJ
ject before you. We
have so many OyercoatS
that it would be almost
Impossible to not find
the ono you wanted.
We really have so many
Boys and Children's
Overcoats ne cannot
show them satIslact orily,
tut they're going of
rapidly. Then we have
an immense stock Of
Chlldren's Suits, Boys
Suits and Mems Suits.
We are very busy in
our Tailoring Depart
ment and have to work
hard to keep up with
our orders, but that f
not to be wondered al
when our prices are con
sidered.
TIT ENlIin & gOn
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

PHILApHrmA. Monday. Oct. IL. isss.

The quick step of the re-
cent brilliant opening keeps
up in Misses and Children's
Goats, Ulaters, and Dresses.
Many Of the best things of
that time are gone, but more
ere here. Tables as full,
styles as good. New things
crowding in every day.
Plalds, Stripes Novelties,
and all the plain colors ele-
gantly braided or trimmed
with Astrakhan, fur, or the
like.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
lIOTEM

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p sgt 10 I
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teitayEh
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ioa fusst
adisl'
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
L.qusr Appusasloaa.
ToTTCE--I. JOSEPH A. BAUMANN,

NoTICE--I. JOSEPH A. BAUMANN,
~ the osner and occupant o. the ho1si
situated At the southeast corner Of Front and
hlng street,, IL the seegnd ward OF the city
Wilmington, county Of New Castle and EtAte
Of DelAMare, In compliance with the require
ments ofthe acts o. the General Assembly In
such case made and provided, dc hereby give
notice that I ahAll apply In writing 10 the
Court Of General Sessions Of the Feace and
JAN Delivery of the state OF delaware, tn and
for New Castle County. on Monday, the 18Th
Day 81 Nov, A. ID. l6ao. being the neat term
Of said court Cor license fof said house a.
an inn or tavern. for the sale therein % Ia.
to1ieAting liquors in less qsantl.Ies than enc
following respectable citizens Of cad ward
RECOMMENDS ths said application, Was
Nicholas Jenny EDWARD Rogers
ID. ". Randolph n b-Ft Kenyon
Samuel Bell John Mcvey
John y. Dunbar HdW. Meiedior
Peter Gross q. n. n, Gro.n
Andrew GFots J., q. 1Itrset
W. y. Crhmer lhas. Hetnei
AndFeN Renter henry Feldmeier
geo. II. MetEner I.eaiy smith
", II. HArtove James n. HoEana
John O,HATa John Bush
Robert n. 9lbooa ChAs, X. sparks
John II. HliiOt aeo w Oulnn
1ohn HlEEins tolil JuskPn A.BAUMANH
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
ANO Their GREAT n
FOR THE
BARGAIN Roo,

WHERE will be a rush as Som
becomes known that WI |
Il closed our eyes to the W. ~
nearly 200 Large and Extra.SizodV ny "
Dress Suits. We've made too mans
sizes: and the cutting of IS to STA stu
suit is made to clear them ont
Worsted and Cloth Suits from d
$1S and SIS per suit. Y
Next-All of our Misfit Custom. Mod,V
AllOfO our Misfit Custom. NadsS
Go into the Bargain Room
Go into the Bargain Room
At less than half
AT less than half
30 Dollar Suits at SIS.
80 Dollar Suits at SIS.
25 Dollar Suits at $l2.
20 Dollar Suits at $40.
Is Dollar Suits at s..
Is Dollar Coats and Vests n
10 Dollar Coats at S..
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

INA 81
yeAfssNper
Aoireferene
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In FO a.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

tOA 81
IgOfa Ia a a
street
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

gn.-REk
81. Nos
|Triont. HI
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15

ID-PEILstl
r,,n. vii
BAL board.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-15
FOR PRECEDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.

EOK vICE-PRKLIDEHT,
LEVI 2. MORTON,
OF New York.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-09

Territory of Dakota, County Of Lawrence, ss:
/, J. J. Davenport cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. j. j. DAyENPORT Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day of May, 1888. MAX HoEHN,
Notary Public.
SH Il s4I TEsszsus, Directors.
No Of bank 3.7SQ
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-09
PERSONAL MENTION.


Fl. P. Hannan and C. C. Polk were doing
Deadwood Thursday
Captain Harry Reade has been assigned to duty
at Fort Shaw, Montana.
First Lieutenant Webb goes with his company
Captain French) to Fort Custer, Montana. =,
J. G. Keith and wife passed through Sturgis
Wednesday last on their way home from the con-
ductors' ball at Chadron.
Samuel Wah, the popular manipulation of the
washboard and fat-iron. leaves shortly for San
Francisco, where he intends permanently to re-
side-so he says.
CLARK Rorapaugh visited the east end of the
county Thursday for the purpose of securing
proxies to the county republican convention
held in Dsadwood Saturday.
"Bill" Lynn. the Tall Sycamore of the White
wood has resigned his position as treasure
guard for tho express company. and will here
after devote his energies to his mining claims at
Galena.
Mr e. O. Bonce the old-time Wells Fargo ex-
press messenger running between Missouri VAL
ley and wildwood, spent Friday in Sturgis
looking around at our improvements and gazing
in surprise at the lively appearance of our
streets. lie was agreeably surpr1sed at the thrift
and enterprise exhibited by our citizens and the
business outlook Of the town.
T. B. Andrews. tho old reliable eonfectioner Of
this city. as soon rs word came from Washing
ton announcing the fact that the president had
signed the reservation bill, began to pack his
goods and Friday afternoon pulled his freight"
for Pierre via the old trail He has considerable
property in that town and expects to make lit
tie money in real estate transactions the coming
summer. We wish him success.