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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-29

New YoRK. June 28.-Miss Edith Olive
Gwynne, younger sister of Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, was married this evening to Will
liam Fearing Gill, the author and publisher,
who was formerly of Boston.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-29
The crews were made up as follows:

The big race between Yale and Harvard,
four miles straightway. is set down for 5
O'Clock tomorrow, Friday afternoon, and it
is predicted that the attendance will eclipse
that at all other races. The betting is al in
favor of Yale and offers of $50 to $40 are
without takers.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-29
Fare ON the Special Train To-Da

The fare to New London on the special
train for the boat race to-day, which leaves
the new depot soon after 10 M, will be 81. 70
for the round trip, reduction of half fare
arta vav
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-29
A Roy pies From Lockjaw.

Providence, Re- I, June 25. Willie John
Frederick Flagler, ten years old, died from
leckjaw, caused BY q toy pistol wound.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-29
w. ID. JUDSON,
sos and 5o7 STATE STREET.
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep with
all the horrid sensations of assassin clutching
your throat and pressing the lfe-breath from your
tightened chest ? Have you noticed the languor
and debility that succeed the effort to-clear your
throat and head of this catarrhal matter What a
depressing influence it exerts upon the mind.
clouding the memory and filing The head with
pains and strange noses2 How difficult it is to rid
the nasal passages throat and lungs of this poison
GUS mucous, all can testify who are afflicted with
catarrh. How difficult to protect the system against
its further progress towards the lungs, liver and
kidneys all physicians will admit: II is terrible
disease and cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly fail of Sanfords Radical Cure are
attested by thousands who gratefully recommend
it to fellow sufferers No statement is made re-
garing it that cannot be substantated by the most
respectable and reliable references.
Each packet contains one bottle of the Radical
Cure one box of Catarrhal Solvent and Inn
proved Inhaler with treatise and directions, and Is
sold by all druggists for ST.
Potter DRUG AND CHEMICAL. Co, BOSTON.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-29

S.o1 ciass-fuISo $oUU QlV1Q6Q.
A. J. Russell, b. e. George C......... IL 1
J. W. Reynolds, b. m. Moret. ......... 4
William Holland. b. g. Windsor H....... 2 2
A. woodward, b. m. Mary Kent. 8 5 8
J. J. Bower. blk. &. Victor G............. 8
B. w. Smith, b. g. Baby Lambert ....... 5 dis.
Time, e:2714. 2:e95k, 5:ss34, 2:2SN.
2:25 class-Furse $500 divided.
L. Geradeau, &. z. Hunter. ....
A. j. Feek, b. g. William Kearney4 ......... 2 2
Frank Ridor, b. m. Fiction ....--.......-- 6
BedeIl e. johnson, b. &. st. Elmo. ........
A. j. Russell, b. N. Lolita.
James Golden, +. &. B. P............ 49,. 8
Charles Anderson, b. m. Green Girl.......7
o. S. Roberts. blk. &. William G.......s.....6 8
E. A. Carpenter, b. z. Morlight. ......... 8 o
Time, 2:s411z, 2:2s56, 2:25.
2:29 class-Purse $500 divided.
DIS. Quinten, b. M Favonia I /
j A. Turner, blk. q. Spoford. ....s........2 2
E. A. Carpenter, blk m. Starietta. 2 3
Time, 2:23z. 2:21, 2:21M.
s:22 class Purse $500. divided.
s. Fl. Lewis, b. m. Little Nellie. ............. /
George Haner, Oh. &. T. i. S................. 2
b. A. York b. e. Thoruless ......,......... 3 8
e. J. Stone, br. e. Rex. 4
Time, Ss19M, ARIA, S:23.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-29

District OF New haven, IS. Probate Court,
June g. 1888. {
GlSTATE Of TIMOTHY FOWLER, late of New
IL Haven in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the district Of New Ha-
ven hath limited and allowed six months from the
hibit their claims for settlement Those who neg
lect to present their accounts, properly attested
within said time, will be debarred recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
ALBERT Il. YOUNG,
ie2o 2d1w* Administrator
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OWNED AND FOR SALE BY
MASSENA
Room No. 4, 81 Church ST.,

CLAIR BUILDING.
Terms Easy,on the miscellaneous Plan II
Required.
BUILDING LOTS fronting Lamberton st., Cedar
st., John St. Grant Str st. Roman st., Arch ST., Red
leid st., Daggett St, West St. Washington St, Nor
ris ST. Wilson ST., Oak st., Evergreen court, Rosette
st. Starr St Harriet ST., Basseft st., Newhan ST.,
State st., Cold Spring ST., Everett st., Cassius st.,
Howard ay Greenwich av., Hallock av., Kimberly
av whitney av., DixweII av., Columbus ay.. Win
throp av., Winchester av, Lots in Aningtown and
Orange Center, Derby av., East Haven. Lots in
Hamden near the church Lots in Branford and
AugervilIe. Lots and house on east shore Light
large house and lot corner Olive and Wooster SITS.
One large store on State street. Lamar block,
Grown ST. Block house No. s Sylvan av Block
house No. 10 Home place court ST.. Also some
splendid factory sites, ETC., etc.
Farm 60 acres, Montowese, North Haven.
Farm 206 acres, North Branford. m5 tt
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WANTED.

1AhsA HOUSE. Wanted to purchase the equity
.ask in desirable house and lot well located. Ad
dress, stating amount Of encumbrances upon the
property and lowest price for same,
ie11 LOCK BOX 201 City.
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The Oldes. woman In New Enelan,

The Oldest woman In New EnEland.
BANGOR, Me-, June 2e.--The centennial Of
the town of orrington, the oldest town in
this county, was observed to day. There was
q great influx of absent sons and daughters,
descendants of early settlers and citizens Of
neighboring towns. a marked feature Of
the occasion was the presence of Mrs. Arzu.
bah Freeman Ryder, aged 104 years and {
months. She is believed to be the Oldest wo
man in New England. The literary pro
gramme included historical address by Col
onel Joseph w. Porter, address by Hon
Hannibal Ham1in and Grafton by Rev. MARI
Trafton of Boston.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-29

A RELIABLE MAN to take orders for nursery
II stock to be delivered next season The right
party can obtain situation at once. Only those
over p years or age need apply The best Of refer
advanced for expenses. Stock from our nurseries
30 years experience Address for terms r. G.
CHASE & CO., % Pemberton Square, Boston.
i1O5 oad
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EVRlyATE families, hotels and others needing
u neip Will md the best and satisfaction pIIar.
anteed at EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1ezo 0G 775 Chanel zfraet
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THE SAME OLD VOLUNTEERS
Defeats the Puritan in n Very Pretty
Race


MARBLEHEAD, Mass, June 29.-The regatta
of the Eastern Yacht club to-day was the
withstanding the small number of yachts par
ticipating Wind and weather combined to
make great racing day. The start was
made at 11:S0 and all went OF prettily. All
the interest conferred in the Volunteer, Puri-
tan, Kara and Balloon. The race between the
Volunteer and Puritan was somewhat excit-
ing for the first two hours, then the Volun-
teer had passed her competitor and held such
lead that the race between them was set
tied. It was NOT so, however, with the Kara
and Baboon. Both yachts crossed the line SO
near together that 1t was some time before
any difference was noticeable. Then it could
be seen the Kara was doing the better work
and she was leading slowly but surely-so
surely that when the south stake was reached
the Kara was four minutes ahead. After
turning the stake fine race was made, the
Baboon showing her running ability. 1t was
nip and tuck, but the Baboon gained inch by
inch until the finish when less than min
ute,s time told the story. OF the other
yachts the story is told in q few words. The
Gitans did poorly, as did also the Adrienne,
Stranger and others. This is the first race
and first victory for Captain Hauf of the
family name up.
The winners are: The Gitana in the first
class sohooners, $3.50; Volunteer in first class
sloops, the Puritan cup for the year and $500;
Bohemian in third class sehooners, $50;
Stranger in second class sloops, 500; Kara in
sixth class sloops, $50; Clytie in seventh
class sloops, $40.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-29

WANTED.
RE ayoung man, just graduated from Business
college, position in Office; best Of reference.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-29
WANTEn

TN A gentle horse for his keeping one or two
- months, for light riding Address
JSSf 2Lf ffafa 0f7oa
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WAN EDs
q YOUNG man for day watchman and time
II Keeper. Address
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
So Eek No Further! !

Fo. you'll find just what you
are looking for, no matter how
smp III or how large an ar
ticle it is. No matter how cheap
or how costly Right here, at
PENNOCK & FOREMANS.
we have laid in an assortment
Of goods for the Holiday Sea-
son, that simply surpass all pre-
vic us displays, The cream of
everything that is new and nice
SUCH AS SILK MUFFLERS
AND HANDkERCHIEFS.
81 TX umbrellas with gold and
silver bands. Also a fine line
of plush neck-wear, every one
a handsome present for father
or son;or better Yeti you should
want to make them a more suit
alb lie present Tor the coming sea-
SON, come and see our fur
beaver overcoats. Two large
ca ses opened this morning.
They are grand ones. Bought
fir pm a maru(actor were wanting
tc unload. One lot of these arc
satin-lined and only $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
"srsy to oan on Mortgage,
Fomss and lots Tor Sac
fsn's and Inr.ml Collected
City and 'OsntT Property.
Taken In charge and managed To the
owners interest.
2. d. II. SUTTON
Office, 624 Market Street
philadelphia, Wilmington & Bal
tsiaors Railroad,
DEu IU,h NRgR
trhln1 I'M Iehae VRIlmIaRtnn N Fal.en

hEsins Will Ishgo Wilmington ~ FaissuS
4 hIn1lSael phia teEpressl, 2 252, %, eae, R.5s.
se9 si9 ~ ig Y, - %, II so II b a. n, ii %
+, AAs9oommodatloR, A. go, a. 7o5, 80 10 ia "a,
i2S5 ~ i.So. sS aoo. S8a 70, 100, 10 q p, m.
1 1a5s n Ss II cia' M, II 60, 62z $50, 7o5, slit
Accommodation, t4U, SIS sos, $40. 10 IS,
a. ~, Is, 2sa 800, 0 %, % and 10 q p. IN.
., Sew Yor6, %, 252, 2el q 6ss, %, i6G?,
70 4. NJ ! % Ino 10 10 D. "a.
Ror West Chester, VIA Lamok1n, ~ ane
FOR aewarS Centre ard internedIat. ,t,.
Baltimore and inteTmediata stations, IoIaa
hslIimorC and Bay Line. 10 D. M,
10 pff Il and Il % saa ny M'isRR5ees.99 iR "a ss 4
~ ,bSS, 2 % D, N and 12 20 Night.
Lralns LOT Delaware DlvlbiOn igave Tor:
New tastle, o., 99o, a. M, l265 : BA asa
ae0rgetown and Lewes, 30 a, N - 90 D.M,
sIni9iTa ieG5pTSs9h G $50 p. .m....,.. n. 90
ExptSsss for HsrrinEtOn, 50 p. n. Va,
EIpress fof Dover. Harrington. and Da
lAr, ~ o. Night,
Frsnklln City, $50 s. N,
ENpre51 for Cape Charles, Old Pctnt CoEa
fort and Norfolk, l2 Do Might.
Leave PhilAdelphls, Brond street.. for VJu
nington te1pressh 80, I29 727, ssl
GS 1ceoaodsiiSa m SSi HiS sa d n , p S sz
S22 iT. 622 sah iaO5 10 10. and II 80 ., N.
For mriher Information, pAbsenSers Ere re-
terred to the ticket once a. the station.
Trains 10 srkeG thus ~ are limited express
npon which eItrs 'ara ia enArsed.
ssSS E ssSsss ssSsa een.rs }ssssSssI 3 SSep As
RALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Schedule in effect Dec. 8, 1888
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE, DE-
,g Pnr EAST BOUND.
PhiiSdeivhia, week days, 70 20. $40, co,
I o.. IS 60, 9 90 hlO a, IL 10, o M; El2 a1' on
60 IS, 20, t2t, go 'B4 ToS 8 10 D m
Philsdslphis sundsys, 's2o, 7oE s.,
80 20, 80, Q 10, b48, sbOpm.
Chester, week days. g 20, 8 10, 40 bS,
.s 90, 900, II 10 m; tl2 20 90, 90, o.
% 70, A6 10, %, 90 p m:
II IS, m; al2 40. / 90. 90 asS, ss2', b2s,
Q 10. ebopm.
WEST BOUND.
BsitImors and Washington, 500 Ell 81
. mi 2 d, u Aop u; Hl9 40 ntsht' All daily.
7 90 a IN daily except SUNDAY.
Ohicago ami Pittsburs ala 10 night. Is %
p m; both dsily.
OlncinnGti and st. Louis. III 81. N and
" 20 p m; both daily
iandenosrE Accom- dati3n, week DAYS,
II 90 q IN; 2Ib and Tsp NJ sundays, 9 80
q no and t2s IN.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
Fer Philadelphia, 7.35 p. M, daily. except
Sunday. Fer Baltimore, 5.35 a. NJ. and SIS ..
n, daily, 2S5p, M daily except SUNDAY;
m days sSeeP sanaay " o a. M M aen ea
sunday only; S Is y. In. dAily,
PltisburE aud Chicago express daily, 10
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR wILnuNG-
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

CINcISEATI, o., Dec IS - Goyernrr
Foraker has announced that the White
Cap organization In that Sta te has been
permanently dIsbanded, and there will be
no more meetings, raids, threattnlnes or
ghipplngs Should here be a repetition
Of such practices, tie Governor says the
State is in command OF the testimony
and the facilities To enable 1t u promp tly
bfiug the lea iefs to justice
ROCKFORD, llls, Dec II "A Alderman
Holmes, who was ordered by White Gaps
a few days ago to resign and leave the
city, heard ircm hi prosecutors again on
'tu day. A bomb was found on his
plaza The fuse had been lighted but
exttnguished before au explosion oc-
cured
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
a Memoir Of mrs. Sarah SmIER, MEN,
har NJ Aanu.w - ua.u,oh

ber Of ASppry n. n. OhuEOh.
VS. cAu scarcely write 8 tribute sacred
to the memory Of deaf "Aunt sRlly"
without mentlo1 OF the "Home foy
Aged Women," from VI whicb bospitable
portal she recently passed 10 her ever.
lAstirg home, thefs 10 well 'nesth the
s6adow OF the Almighty.
"Aqet galls" was indeed very
s6s 6id tried % Iofys re Master, The
might not fall ht last to obtain rest upon
the bosom Of God. She WAS exceedingly
sensitive In Expressing an assurance of
her prepared condition, yet we are post
tive that Gods bountiful hand was ever
! outttEetctei with love and mercy
toward hlr in her declining hours, aud
that frequently her spirit bAsked In the
sunlight OF heavens reality.
Our thoughts are in unison with
those OF the Rev. j. ID. Bryan, who 30
ably and touohingly enlarged upon the
brevlty Of human life, els bat as o day,
even whom lengtheRed beyond Its AlloL-
ment. Though the earthly house Of
our tabernacle be dissol Vsd," eto,
"A tabernacle" said he, "may eRsily
be destFoyed ,ss 1t is building intended
tor removal, and, therefore, not psrDA-
nent."
One cycle seems q short period for
tensment to crumbie which hath with
stopd storm an1 rain over eighty four
ysaTs; thus it was with our sister in
Christ. In n moment the Great Builder
oguld have destroyed 1t, but with over
ohadoTiDg wisdom he shook and loosen.
ed tie earthly mouldings OF her tAbsr.
naole, 30 that when dissolved chs
might have building Of GCd, o houte
not made with haEds, eternal in the
heAveus.'
'she has but dropped In the Iosd and
left the untrodden path for you dear
inmates OF the home, TO tread, Walk
SO therein, steadily pursuing our way,
90 that VIXEN yOur fame shall totler,
and HES closing hour with you Is ct
hand, y07, too, msy fall in the track,
leaving the straight lines to be lifted,
and the onwSr1 journey 20 be pursued
~ tho,e whom you ehall leave behind
Then, truly, 1t msy he taId, Their
orks do follow them Oar uppermost
thought on the funeral day was, Here
Is hone, indeed, with all necessary
oomfOTR, and here tire rich and poor
meet together aud the LORD is the
msker Of them all"
Bat We could rot diEosrD, fer each
bead was bowed submissiyely 10 the
Divine hand, and upward no doubs,
rose eech thought, "Pbg will ba done.'
ono link sever'd from the rclot,
One mors DroAk IN the hlin
Which bound all hears Ia union
at the "ASod Wtmah's Hlms'"
Cne more earthly tic 10 riYpn,
One pure Ep rlt now has hsd,
mother warning to ns RiV5n,
lhEt We fOu. 81 ALI 6COQ he dead
Tho grave is but q ras ing p'ac.-
Our R'stsr sleepsth hsrs-
'lls 0u exit from tins aud space,
For aust and Rs1es q bier.
The soul! the soul shalI foRr
On kuDl!ma. eth areal wings
To an otalnsl hons,
nd live midst celestial thInRs.
K d. a.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
'Tpsby { Hill
1883

We are showing a very
ge and unusually attrac-
yo stock OF all kinds OF
~ Goods. In every depart.
ent you will find sttrac-
Dns and bargains We
i've a great many goods
hich are very suitable for
hristmas Gifts, such as Silk
ID Linen Handkerohieis,
lid Gloves and Fur-top
eather Gloves for ladies', i,
ntiemen's boys, and mis-
s' wear.
Nice, warm Underwear in
Fge variety as to price, color
ID quality. Hosiery OF
nost every description and
aIity. Lace Scarfs, ard
chus, Embr o i d e d
prons, Cardigan Jackets
4 ladies' and gentlemen,
Hhildren's Cashmere and
lush Coatq, beautiful goods
moderate prices; Chill.
ea's Cashmere, Plush and
PIX Caps, latest and most
autiIul styles; Umbrellas 8
ge assortment, elegant
indies, choice goods at
onomical prices; Blankets,
hble Linens, Towels and
apklns which make sub
Initial and useful Christ
IS Prese nts without costing
hch money.
Look at our large line OF
miortables, especially our
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

The Cecil WhlR sSye; Detective wm.
7. Jones, Of Wilmington, wa In E L on
on Monday. He is Son OF MIR. VIM.
T. Jones, sr the well known atone
mason o bhls town. Detective Jones
has attained considerable celebrity in
his profession. He received great praise
fEom the neHtpapeFs OF Wilmington re-.
gently for the cspiu Of tEO safe hur-
glars while at work on tho safe Of HArt
3 Brother, pork packers, No. 3l2 Est
Fifth street, Wilmington, one nik ht
las. week.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
IJota

AK for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace. COZ Pine street.
New York Blue Point Oysters q
Henry Blopth's Restaurant. Very hne
OuppinR aud lesohing by George B
Mstzner, 1OS EAst Third street.
Yerger'F, 4l9 5hipley ST., 10 the place
for picture frames ard piosaIes A large
ste ok ready framed.
Cotton seed meal noR ready for de
livery. Send orders to TGsnall Bros,
lO1 Maryland avenue.
10 hne cabinets for E3. 90, and one srIO
frame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
lands, 307 Market street.
Jordan, artist In photography, 615H
Market direct, 10 prepared for the holi.
dsy trade.
Hiram Yerear cells trunks, saschels,
ruDes, blsnkeIs and harness lower thsn
the lowest. 4O7 Shlpley street.
Election lie over. Let us have peace
aud sell 1Shscoo ohespsr than ever.
RESPECTFULLY, A, a. Unssr nan, Seventh
and Orange sbTests.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
uhnnoe tor ron parn Only.

1 will offer my house No, 1907 W
Eighth street, containing ten rooms, all
conveniences paperd throughout, in first
class order, for "a ,375. which makes 1t
the cheapest house yet offered for sale in
that part OF the city Terms to suit
pur baser. Apply TO w. S. Vern n, RE-
PUBLICAN OFFIOE
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
BidGT DOWR Com
f0Ttabl0S,
7hich are very desirable
ID inexpensive.

Rhich are very desirable
ID inexpensive.
10 our Cloak Room you
iIl find a very full stock and
ery low prices. We have
pmmenced to prune down
be prices. Some goods you
Rn buy for about half the
kiginal prices, 1t will pay
very lady interested in the
Purchase OF Cloaks of any
fnd to examine carefully
pr stock, note our prices
nd compar 9 with anything
} be found In this or any
ther market.
We have specisl bargains
Seal Plush Garments
Fhich you should see right
way.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

aud freedom from Too ffsquent use OF
glasses lie the result Of using DR. 9imms'
Eye Cure, the gFeS. medicine for sore
77eFk and iralmed eyes ard eyelids
% and 60 cents. Depot Fourth snd
King streets, Wilmington; Phlls6el-
phia, Smith & Kllae 90 429 Arch St.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Warm lunoh Wednesday and sAtur-
d1y moiuiDRsi also Saturday evening
K. A. Donshee, 8 East Third 5tyget.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

What could he more faiI2 However,
thai is the way Bronchial Balm, the
ECw remedy for coughs, h3arssness,
b. lchidE 6t3 Is cold. Ptloe 25.., at
Hauiain's Pharmacy, 9th and Poplar
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

The wooden mill dem falls from one
deGsy8d timber. Usa Watner's Log
Cabin II ,tr Tonic. Putting the scalp
into = htalthy conditlon restoHeB the
growth Of the hair, and as a hair
O. G sing this remedy has no equal.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Buy whero you buy the lowest. Go
20 SneltE 8 Co for all kinds OF country
produce. 13 <. Ash 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
You WANT GOOD CANDY

IF you want real good unadulterated
candy 90 to GEORGE L. FERGU-
u SONS etore and Candy Mauulae.
tory, No. ii kast Second street, aud there
you will lnd all kinds, st the lowest bot
tom prices He manufNc' ures his own
eandI, AMI hes no Iced to offer an ounce
Of gold for every ounce OF adulteration
found Bis candles need no guarantees
they speak TOR themselves. dis Ut
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

At = cszgzln, S-roon bouzs, ith COZ
yenisnoSs. Only $3.50 rsQuiEsd down
Apply 70 W. Scott Vernon, this nliOe.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Come quickly for your ulas.. ,lph,
to Beeohar's GAllsrg, 3l5 Sfar'.a ., -.
Nc one Will bu dis pppiU'ef
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

sympathy is best shown when practical
In its application Therefore when Won
sympath!ze With your suffering bS6y,
show It practically by using DR.. En- IA
Baby Syrup and thus cure your child,
Price rs cents bottle. Sold everywhere
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

For al kinda Of wild game go to
Barlow 8 Wisr, at the Eighth street
market house.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Ifyou ere thinking about ane god
frame for pair ting, Jtder 1t q. onoo, 30
you Will get 1t In tiDe, OF Yergar's All
gallery, 4l9 Shiploy street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Order your pictures and frames OF
once at YsTRer's, 4l9 ehlpley street, or
you will DO left They have more ordtrs
than ever.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

prevented and CURED by HoOpe;'S Ano
dyne. Best medicine for tsSthlHs Gnt
colo. Al druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Taylor b Fullerton's rheumatic mix
tute cures rheumstism in all It's forms,
Taylor 3 Fullerton, 300 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

II you want good butter call at Rioh
modn'S, n, ". cor. Rigbsh sad TatnAl
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Go to Mcclure for ail kinds Of nsh
and oysters every day, Eighth street
market houBe.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

The extra services at the Brandywlpe.
NJ 70 Church, under charge of Rev. Mr..
Grlee, are being continued with encour.
aging results Thus lar over ninety per-
cons nave proiessed conversion, and
seventysix have Joined the church on pro
batiou. Rev. Mr. Grlce is a popular
preacher, and is destined to lake a lead
ing position In the conference
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

The Rreatsst king at last goes to bed
with shovel. King or peasant can be
sure of the bs,t Of earthly crowns, =
-y5od head Of hair, by using Warmers
Log CSbin Hair Tonic, the best Of hair
rene weF8.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

A home isn't complete without Moe
eichiDg or engraving, framed at Yer
gers art gallery, 4i9 shipley Of.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
Reductions
deductions
Reductions
Bargains!
Bargains
Bargains
AT
HAMBURGER'S

A few days more, as the past4
week has been. will tate all the
stock that we care to sacrifice at
the same mixing reductionsa
Our stock being so large, and
as we are about to move, wei
feel duty bound to run it eff re-
gardless OF loss. For the past
week or two the goocs have
been disappearing from our4
counter fast. People can't help
buying when such bargains are
shown hem. OF course, these
reductions cannot last much
longer, as no house could afford
TO do business with such losses.
We are willing to offer thel
same reductions only for a fewi
more days. This is your lastt
chance to 6t yourself out with al
good, all wool Suit and Over
coat for a very little cost. Come
early. before the best has beeHs
picked over. Any Il
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

The little Waterbury wAtoo, for tina
boys and girls. MillsId b Davis.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

MI - tut IIU TEWUIaEs
r. ctasfd ard set rings ct Davis
= .. Second street.