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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-07-12

"The American Grocer" makes
the nations liquor bill S767, 900, 900
year, which, after deducting internal
revenue taxes, would amount to more
than the land rent of the entire
country.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-07-12

New Orleans City Item: "The old,
happy-go-lucky, sit-around and-whit-
tle-a-stick generation must CO."
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-07-12

Among the Southern men who are
coming to tho front in Congress is
Hon. Newton G. Blanchard of this
District. he belongs to the school
Of practical clear-headed, hard-work-
ing man, who svoid display and who
strive altar results. Mr.. Blanchard
has . career before him which will be
truthful Of lsbor and splendid
achievements.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-07-12

The Republican roosters that are
growing % loudly over Harrison's
alleged popularity, apparently forget
that, - . general thing, there are
more eggs n the sitting than there
chickens IN tho brood.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-07-12

William II, the new Emperor of
Germany, spent two years in learning
to set type and one year in a press,
room.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-07-12

More than 1000, 900 are employed
BY the various railway lines in the
United States.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-07-12
For Congress, Ah District.

If you believe that the Federal
government should be strictly con-
fined within the limits set by those
who made the Constitution; that it
should exercise no functions which
might endanger our institutions in a
political emergency; that it should
be run ON economical principles, and
that an unwieldly surplus is-in q
thousand ways-a positive danger TO
the Republic; that the working
classes, who form the bulk of our
population, should have perfect free
dom Of opportunity, and that corpo-
rations, syndicates and trusts ought
to be restrained from undue encroach-
nents which will ultimate in crushing
cut that generous competition which
is always benefit to the masses-if
you believe all this-and who does
not!-you thereby become compo-
nent part of the present Democratic
struggle for political reform.
The Republican party stands for
nothing of the kind, unfortunately.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-07-12

Heavy crops are reported in Rus
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-07-12

A work entrusted to my care l win -
~ cute in the best style and workmas.s5
Being practical workman, and undcisss;s n
ing my business in all its branches, w ~
deavor to please my patrons with nfssV
work at reasonable prices. rvFr.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
rho Nlso,lon IN rhlladplpnlA.

The election in Philadelphia ytster.
day was carried 10y the Republicans on
the votB for maai,tTa.e by hetw IN 10,
600 aud i, coo, q gain Of about II 900 oa
.as hsumbaaAr majority aFaiGst Lglja
Tor sheriff in Hovsmbe LOST Aside
from this fact the feGtares Of the elec
tion axe the great falling OF In tho total
vote, sOnething like 33, 00); ihs SUCCESS
OF Squire McMullen in the Fourth ward,
the defeat of Clifton, Rapuhiicao, for
Select Council, and dicks Republican,
for Common Couu oil In the Twenty.
fourth, the fact that Mrs. Mary f.
Mumford led all othaIs for tue School
Board in the Twenty ninth ward, who're
the Dlsston men elected their Councli
manic candidate, aad the choice OF \
Democratic member for both branches
Of Cour ellis la this TWonty fifth ward.
Tho Republicans maintain their ieu.
prsmany IN both branches OF Counuti
AID quito DumbeT Of members have
bsen Reelected. The election through.
out vas q very g1ist STAIR.
Tho raot that there were comDAra.
lively few Offices to I'LL, aad the addi,
tlonal ons that moBt OF these off sea
weresminOr Lnes, operated to keep dow u
the artificial enthusiasm which ls us
ualiy injected Into political oja.estB.
There we're fow disturbances through
Ont the day, the vose cast was light in
nearly Every division Ia the city, and
the Gro ada whioh turned ont to receive
the returns were as slim as the bands OF
pRrAder3 which pr2menadei tae s,reets
to celebrate their Victories. Altogether
It was @ rather tsmo affair on both sides
OF the political house.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Permanent Hospital.

Lat night Messrs. Qlinu, Hessiou
and Miller, Of the special committee OF
City Council, met the Board OF Health
after the regular seBsion Of that body
Drs. Draper, oglo and Springer and
Mr.. Kane, OF the Board OF Health,
were present, Rs was also Frank Il.
Carswsll, tho architect. Mr.. CaraWell
presented plans for q new smallpox
hospital, which were considered sa!il-
factory by the board.
The plans presented by Mr.. Carswell
show = 7 shaped bullding, two stories
high, and 79 feet front by as feet depth,
with an estimated floor area OF 20, O00
so care feet. Ms. CArsuell thought such
q building built of wood WoRld cost
about 5000 without the furniture and
heating. On Friday morning the joint
committee will present these plans to
the Levy Court with o builders esti-
mate Of the probable cost.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
rhrilnng Adventure

How 1t feels TO find ones self in the
jaws OF q pantheon Is that kind OF
knowledge which most people aro well
content TO acquire o. second hand
Probably all mon would not have tho
same sensations, bat this Is tho account
which Colonel Batra8 gives sf such an
expei iance. He was born sportsmen,
and, OF coarse, oonld enjoy many thiugs
which to ord diDnry peTeons would ssem
anything but pleasant:
The panther oams for me with light
ming bounds. oJuld sea nothing, ow.
ing TO its tremendous spsed, bat q
shade xy-lookinS form with two large,
bright round eyee fzad upon me with
en- unmeaninR stare, ~ IL literally few
towards me. 5nch was the Vi,ion OF q
momentl My presence Of mind did not
desert me, l raised my gun aud fired
with oil the care could At such short
notice. Buy l niiased AaDd the panther
landed, llht as foather. with its arms
round my shoulders Thus we stDod
for few seconds. aud | distinctly folt
tho animal snlfflaR for iny throat.
Mechanically 1 turned my head 90 as
10 keep tho thick, wadde0 curtain .:
my hsimst.csvtr In frors Of the creG
tR-e'u Iuuzzle; but sti.i J co2ld bear
&Ah AooA PihAaAy tho AbFh Nbb
efforts II was making TO tnd an OPEN
inR, go as TO tear opon tha ta9ular vein. I.
l was helpless, npd 80 stood perfectly
still ,well knowing that Bandiord would
llberate me, If possible. at the irsl
onslaught we were so pldced that he
could have hit the panther only by
firing through me, which would have
been injudiGious, st least. IA may
| easily be supposed, the animal did NOT
spend u don time in investigating the
nature OF vSdded hat cover, aud, be
lore my friend could take aim without
lisopardizing my own lie, the beast
pouucsd on my left eltow, taking q
! piece out, and buried It's long, shaTp
fanss IN the joiut til they met. Al the
same tina WAS hurled 70 the earth
\ with sGeh foTca THAT 1 kuew not how |
got thsTe nor what became Of my gun.
Stlll, throughout. I maintained clear
! impression Of what was goiEg on.
knew thst l gas IL Ing on The ground
with the panthGr 0b top OF me, and !
! could feel my elbow jolnS vaDbling in
and Gu. as tho brute groand its java.
with nov0m ent imperoep.lble to tho
/ By s.audefs, bat which felt TO rae as
| though 1 was being violently stEkln oil
OyeE. Nov | listened auxious,y for th
report Of SandiOsd'8 shot, which kne y
would be hoard Immediately, and care,
lfnlly retssingd from making the Glilht.
est soand or movement. lcst his Slul
should be disturbed thereby. In fsw
seoouds the loud and w1lGJua detonG.
ten, which, from It's pTo2imi.y, almoa'
deaierea me, struck upon my car.
| I eat up 1 was frsJ! tha paathel
I gone looked round and found that
vas come distance from the place where
dad fallen, 50 that tho beast must
have dragged me soms lit Q ways sand
fore, Sc scOu as no had got ths chance
had placed tho nuzzle OF his riffs - The
eide o. my antagonist and arsa \ large
buliDt right through H., wbioa had
caused It to dart back hn5Lily to its lair
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Helping tho RIsnt sidp.

To help the right side is not only
commendAble In q general point OF
visw, but Is judioious and prudent
when that help Is enlisted In behalf OF
the right side Of the body, just over the
lower ribs in tho reRion OF the liver.
The most efficient help is afforded by
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters, an anti
bilious medicine of Incompatible EN-
cacy. InAotlon OF the HvsF Is accom-.
panied BY constipation, sick headache,
furrea tongue, nausea, occasional vertl
go, IN unpleasant breath, yellowness OF
the akin and ball Of the eye. The au.
thor Of these symptoms, liver COM
plant, routed by the Blttsrs Is accom-.
panied by them In Its hlght. Fever
and sgue, which always involves the
liver, dyspepsia, rheumatism, debility
and kidney troubles are all maladies 10
the early relief and final cure Of which
this standard medicine is adapted.
Don't use 1t By fits and starts, hut sys-
tonnatteally, that its full Nfaots may re.
suit In perfect restoration of heNlth.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
"oinderelis," Opera House, Fab. IS
Dynamite stolen,

NEW YORK, Feb. 22,-Nioolo Colon.
bo, An Italian rag picker, found q b1n-
die OF dynamite cartridges in the yard
OF tho house No. 65 Mu berry street,
yesterday Not kno wing the nature OF
his find, he proceeded to fils the ends OF
tho wirs conductor, when a terrific ex.
p,osion took place, stunning those in
the Immediate vicin.ty, md laceratin 9
Colombo's right arm to q considerable
extent. John Ssli, ono Of the victims
who was cut In the neck and face
calsed Ooiombo's arrest, and he wsi
locked up In tho Sixth Precinct Station
after having his wounds dressed. 1t Ii
Cuppossd that the Cartridges were stoleI
fr m the new squeducs and secretet
where found.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
MARKED PRICE.

Mems, Boys and Children's
Suits and Overcoats and Panta-
looms! Valuable Overcoats that
you paid $50 and S35 for are
half that price now Full variety
OF patterns, handsome Meltons,
Kerseys, etc. There is very
serious and reflective question
to consider in the selection Of a
Suit for business or dress. You
want the modern garment, and
rarely we offer it in all the tech
nical and delicate shading and
colors at HALF-OFF ! HALF-OFF.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
yEsrERDAY AFrEaroOH-s COURT
The uass Of O'rooio vs. Bowers, Dure
a COMPANY Again on rriaI-No Court
Tc.day.

The uass Of O'rooio vs. Bowers, Dure
a COMPANY Again on rriaI-No Court
To.day.
As soon rs o1utt resumed yesterday
afternoon the case OF Maftiu O'Toole vs..
Bowers, Dure s. 90. Was saken up and
q jury drawn. Tho plaintiff is repre-
ssnted b. Lilburne Chandler and K. G.
Vaudearift, Esqs., and the defendant
by VIM. @. SpIuance, Esq.
This is srit Brought by the plain
tiff to recover Sl35 67, with interest, for
wages alleged to be due his son, who st
the time was minor. Tho son,
Michael, went TO work for the do.
PENDANTS in 1890 to learn the trade Of d
csf builder NJ graded scale OF wages,
81 OF which was to be retained by the
defendants each week. II was claimed
by the plaintiff that his sou was dis
charged without cause, and that the
defendAnts refused to pay him the
amount which had been retained. The
case was tried at tue November term
bat the jury disagreed, and oouss-
qusutly It Is taken up for re.trlnl.
Martin O'Toole, the plgintlff, Wlt
swogp, and testified N the fEct Of hit
son having bsen employed by BOHerl
u Dure, aud that on July 10, 1880, ht
entei ed into q contract to learn the
trade. One dollar OF his wages was tC
be retained each week until he was o
age, bat ou July 10. 1888, about one
yeas before he WAS 81, he was dis
charged By ono of the firm, who refused
to nay him the amount duo.
Michael O'T3ole, Bon of tie previous
wltDe,T, was sworn and oorroborased
his fathers tertimooy, but also ssij Il a.
he was discharged ior playing during
working hours.
ThomaS CoDnor testified that at tht
time Bowers s. Duro were In husinee.
he was engaged with them ss superin
tsndsnt Of the mill. Michael worked
with bin for o year, when he first CANT
to the works, and was employed in oar
rying out shavlnRs ami other work of {
like nature, He mover had any trouble
With the boy, and he always ATTENDED
to his work while he was with him
hiohssl WINS taken from his department
and transferred TO the cabinet depart
mont.
Tho plaintiff restsd with this witnesi
and Mr Sprusno5 oponed to the jury
for the detense, and when he hat
finished the jurora were discharged
until 10 O'clock Thursday morning.
Walter Haytp, Etq,, Of counsel fol
tho defcnss In the case OF Mccartney
Kenny & Co vs Buck & Shoemaker
raEeaed his motion for n new trial
This cas3 was tried at the November
term, aud the jury rendered verdict
In favor OF the plaintiff. johnson 8
Hayel, tho defendants counsel, EoW
ask that this verdict shall DO set asid,
and q new trlsl granted, on the grounds
that the verdict wa9 contrary to the Law
and the evidence, and cor trary to The
charge OF this Court. II was agreed
with Bradford & VandegIift, oouuse
for the PLAINTIFF, that the matter shoult
be allowed TO reBt for this prCs9nt, Will
the understanding that the pertie
TUnld meet srd aFree upon n settls
neut. Court then adjourned until II
o'olock Thursday morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
IlIEo STATES TRUST co, Trustee

be undersigned hsyp secured control
ih9 recent issue Oi Bonds of the
ea5H heeE Il Land and Pacific Rail
Company.
tn'se bonds are issued at the rate OF
4 'poO per mile Tor single track con,
|nctei ani s. DOO additional per mile
aip'aen,, the company having the
y - u, lsstt tnJ.O additional per mile
L2 H9n95 a-c Coupon Bonds for 81, OOO
pNs!tIble !uto Registered Certificates In
oAals 81 S5,JOv or mutlplcs thereof,
4 li'Ae't4l m2,nres In 1884, the Com
~ haVlng reserved the right of re
Il i''.-N a lO' per cent. and accrued ia
fes on and alter July 4, 1894; the in
r. Is payable Jan / +, and July /.
4 eoi2 NJ to the last annual report,
net earnings of ihe company for the
sIGing March 81, 1887, were,
lrrest On bonde1 debt Eand all
hxed charges q, 05, $50 90.
opiea Oh the Deed oil Trust securing
oohlf may be had on application to
e' OF the Undersigned.
MED PROPOSALS. VoE ANY PART OF
MOVE BONDS WILL ny
4 NhEit'igfRD, AT TIE NATIONAL L
nH oF COMMERCE IN NEW
,h' Until Thu UR5DAY, FEB. %, AT
~ NO PkotoskL BELOW los Pen
u AND icCituRD 1HTBRBsT WILL,
.'' EH hE CONSIDERED. PAYMENT
n"Shs AWARDED MAY nR MADE Al
l'NG BEFORE MARCH 10, 1888, THE
. - hfsgEyED TO REJECT ANY ON
u '""f9sAl's IN WHOLE OF IN PART.
BROWN BaOrHERS 81 co.
KUHN, LOEB IL co
. & W. sELIGMAN s CO.
.-s Hgw YoRK,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
uhanrn OF nAaa.

x. Wyatt, No. 109 Wes, Second ssrest,
has purchased the property on the
north west oornsr of Second and Orange
streets, where he will remove his dry
goods buslness on our s5oul March i5
As our stock ls very large, we will begin
clearing, oos sale from this date aud
will sell goods at or below cost until
time OF removal. Mrs. Ain Wyatt will
be at tho store, aud will 10 elAd to see
her many friends.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
n Couusxy wedding.

Thursday at noon Frank n son oi
David B. Chambers, and Miss Name
r., daughter Of 4. @. Smith, both OF
Unionville, Chester County, Pa, were
married by the Rev. Clarence LArkin
Of Kennett Square. Mr. Sherwood OF
Wilmington ofticiated AS groomsman,
aud Miss Ida Smith, sister Of the bride,
ms bridesmaid. The happy event wac
witnessed by large number Of invited
guests. Tho newly married couple left
1ais n,Is evening on a Wedding tour to
will move to the Isaac Cause farm, nenr
HAmorton.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
VITIATED BLOOD
Scrofulous, Inherited and
Contagious H u m ors
Cured by CutiCura.

Through the Medium of one of your books
received through Mr.. frAnh r.. Mray Drug
gist, Apollo Pa. l became acquainted with
your CuTiCuRA tEM kDl ~, and take this
has permanently cured Inc OF on of the worst
cases of blood poi oning In connection with
crysinelas that | have ever seen, and this
after having been pronounced incurable by
some of the hest physlcians OF our country. I
take great pleasure in Onward ng to you this
testimonial, unsolicited az II is by you, in or
der that others suffering ON similar mala-
dies NAV be encouraged 10 give your CUTI-
.CuRA REMEDIES a trial.
L, 5. WHLrLIN9hR, LeechbuTK, Pa.
Reference; Frank T. Mray, Drugglst,
Apollo, Fem.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
aoII.nG on q, Coat.

We have TO move TO another store,
and hAvo too much stock on hand. We
want 70 reduoa It By ssllinR what we
have Mt cost. We have sone very nice
pHrlor, room and coJk stow % and cou-
Bile heaters that wa will ae ] cheap. AL
kinds OF stove hardware and tlnware.
Gall and secure o bargain. The PickelF
Stovs HDd Heater Co., Eas. Fourth
street, Wlln'inoton. Dol.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Paper hanging,

Joseph H. GTesnmaa aud ala son Clif.
ford have entered Into psTtuorship and
will continue the paper bsusing bust
meas At No. 4l7 King street, under the
name OF Greenman n Son, In all liz
various branches. All who Wish work
done are invited TO esll. Estimates fur.
nishea and satisfaction Fuarantted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Dr., stmrnl' wnlto lalmonlo nalsau.

the gFeat loading lang remsdy Of Will
m,nRtou, Dsl. No one ever reaohes
consumption wAo uses 1t In time; II
viii always pFagent and most frequent
ly oar6B consumption. Iss.auds unez.
called for curing coughs, hoArseuess
Group, sore thToAs, &c, soc and Sl.00
Depot FJurth and King. so.d By
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

Tine escapsSt has house in she clty
0umf0rd Mros,' 4OA Market street.
Try Bush's coal you will like II.
BrsEilian Balm, Immediate cure fcr Mumps.
brazilian balm cures a cold; 40 doses, 100.
90 to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Murpheyis.
Try Bssh's coal you will surely like It.
Millard y. D1Vls, jeweler, . E. Second ST.
Fine IS X. Rings, ut HAnrs, 10 K. Fourth.
Y. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King,
American Laundry, co. West Front street.
first class furnItRre al Murphey's, 800 Ship
ley street.
Have yop ttiei thoss cough drops at No.
W. Second streasH
Tho begt cough candy al No. 4 W, Second
street.
90 TO Geo. II. Murphey,s for your psrloI
chnmber and dining room furniture. 800 SHY
ley street.
Only 81 so pet ,n1d for bhst hickory Kind
ling wood, at J. q. Bgyer s. uo,'s. foot Of
TRtnsll street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

A Washington correspondent says:
Ssulshury aad Sawyer, the long nd
shnr: OF the Senate, have been seen 10
walk together up the aver ue. but 1t is
very seldom that the combination is
formed, becnuso Salisbury Is over Elk
ieet and Sawyer not more than five, and
while Salisbury is siim according TO
his height, Sawyer is fat and round ao-
eeTdiDg 10 Lila length.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
water Commissioners.

Last evening the Board OF Water
Com N isAioners met In regular serBion
and transacted the regular Amount OF
routine business. Ths bRlanoe IN bank
was reported OF SI07. .239. 80, divided as
follows: Current expenses, $50, ,053. SO;
bond and interest, S2S. 577 69i special
fund, e3 GOT 50.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

READING, Pa, Fab. Jacob
Hollenburger, aged 20 yearS, died yes.
teIdRy. Over four months ago o piece
OF molten iron Few Into his throat
while he was working, closing up tho
passARewsy to his stomach. He never
ate any thing since, and WAS kept alive
by liquid injections. His weight was
reduGed from 165 to 40 pounds.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Inn K,IIed and Ipiaren

MOUNT VERNON, ILL.,, Feb. 22.-The
liat CT killed and injured by the ior-
pado, ON Sunday afternoon, is offieIally
reported as follows: Killed, 81; fatally
injured and dying 8; serlc usly Injured
but may recover, 80; iuju ed, but In no
danger, 81. About $50 he ousos were de-
stroy sI and 1900 people are homeless.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
nr. n,mms. EYE uars.

The finest eye tonic, aye strsDgtheper
and promoter Of q clear, healthy, strong
sight Weak, infiamel and Boro eyes
are quickly cured. Log sightsdnesS,
or short or near sighted ess Is wonder.
fully relieved by tss oring tho lost
aotlon OF the nerve, Us removing Rll
raraiytio or eongeastTe tendencies.
Bad eyeo are made good weak eyes are
made strong and dlssssad syss arc msds
well 10y using ths fen Jis eye medi-
oIne. $50. and 600. bottles supplied.
Main depot Fourth had KIag streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Religious Services.

At the Reformed Episcopal Church Of
the Rsdtener, Eighth and Monroe
streets, special reiigious services are
held nightly. The meetings, which are
of growing interest, are conducted by
the Rev. Arthur J. Smith, the singing
evsngeliGt Of Boston. Mr.. Smith gives
6tb.s readings every nftsrnoon, and oon-
ducts The religious services in the even-
Ing. The church bns been crowded At
every servios since Sunday last.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
sCROFULOUE ULCERS.

James K. richardson, Custom House. New
Orleans, on oath says: ia 1870 SGrofulous
Ulcers broke ont on my body until 1 was .
mass OF corruption. Every hing known 10
came mere wreck. AT times could not lin
my hands TO my head, could not turn In bed;
was In constant pain, and looked upon life as
a curse No relief or cure In ten years. In
1880 | heard OF the CUTtCURA REMEDIES
used ttem, and was perfectly cured -
Sworn 10 before U. 5. Com. ], ID. Crawford.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
1t 10 - fact

thsa egNryhoiy ought 70 know tEss A.
Sergeant gives 29S0 lbs, of she 9sst, well
eleAne1 coal ID s7ery Boz i 31y. Oak
pine and hioory klndling wood IN large
l0adA Lime for whlteWashinR. Yard
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streSte. Look for the
blue Nga. Opening In thn evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

Monroe street is being paved with
tomato cana and ashes. The work has
progressed as far as Seventh street.
Some OF the citizens think the improve
raent very undesirable, but whether
the maleslsl will prove better than IL
look0 is sn open question. The matter
is respectfully referred to the Street
ard Sever Commission for solution.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Return Thanks.

The msmbsrs OF General Thomas A.
5my.h Post, No. 1. G A l. extend
their thaoks to NJ. Lowe and Mr..
Dougherty and all oihess who so kindly
sent b 'arso and carriages frse of charge
at ths funeral " our late comtade, Jas.
Thomp or, last Sunday uornlng; also
to the Wilmington and Brsndywlne
Cemetery Company ior donating the
burial lot; a'so to the police for keeping
good order. Bv order OF the post.
SAMUEL LEWIS, Commander.
Attest: y SOLOMON,
AdjUtant OF Post.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
AnuoFtAnt

to persons about furnishing or refur'
pishing. To know that l. n. Adait'a
fGrniture and carpet store, AIS Market
stseat, Ii the most central store OF the
kisa in this city. and will not be un'
derssld by any carpet or furniture
house Go see his prioes.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Have Bsoa Amte.sd

with an affection of the throat from
childhood, caused by diphtheria, and
hRvo used various remedies, but have
never found anything equal TO Browns
bronchial 9roohos. Rev. q. NJ. u,
Hampton. Pikstoa, Ky. Sold only ID
boxer.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

Mr.. II. T. brown, living in Shady
Grove, FraEklin Co., Va, GAYS: "hay-
iag thnEcETA'y ,nsteA Dr.. Bats Baty
Syrup In my family oneor;nliy CTR
thy to its Uniformly good tff5ot. and
recommend 1t al q most excellent
remedy"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
ONE OF THE WORST CASES.

Wo have been selling your UuTIUURA
REMEDIE5 for years, and hBvo the tirrt con-
plaint yet 70 receive from purchaser. One
or the Worsi css0s OF Sorofulz 1 ever Daw was
ourod By tho us . Of I've bottles Of OuticurR
Re5clVent, Ouii3ura, and CutourA soap.
The soap takes the "cake'' mere IS o neot.
olnll soap.
Frankfort, an.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Free Lecture.

To.naoTrow evening tho Rev. Charles
10. Grlos, of Braudywine u, Z. Church
will deliver lecture In that church on
"Ancient Superstition Modernised. -
Music will be furnished by the Tai.
mage Literary Ssoiety, co,aposed Of the
young people Of the church. All ara
invited.