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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-18
THE FATHER OF WATERS
Great Loss ct Properly Along the
Mississippi River BY Inundaslonss
4 T0wn Submerged
Aevees Broken At yariou Points, and
nostom LANDS Snbmergsd-A Mod,rn
Vsnios-A Race tor high Ground.
kfisfissippi Inundatiors.

Misffssippi Inund atiork.
Special to the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, No, M.y 14.-Specisls from
several points along the Mississippi rive
give accounts Of great iess to property
owners and vast inundati6ns. The leve,
that protects Soy bottoms gave WAY
at an early hour this morning and th.
men who were engaged in Strengthening
the levee had TO run for their lives. Ar
opening OF 100 yards wss made and the
water rushed through and into the bot
tom with q roar. Couriers hRstenet
through the bottom warning the farmer:
OF the break and there was wild chase
driving live stock to high LANDS. Bot
toms are in Illinois, embraces ABOUT l00(
acres OF lsud and reach from point op
posite Louisiana, Mo-, to 8 point oppo
site Hsnnibal. The brosdest place is
nearly five miles wide and the overflow
| makes q reat and turbulent sea. The
break occurred at Murphey's bay, known
IS the Turkeys Foot. The last cveIfi oW
In these bottoms was In 1881.
AT p. N. this morning the Indian
Grave levee gave way and submerged
1000 acres of Iowland, 5000 acres OF
which was planted with wheat. The
levee broke six miles above Q lincy, Ill.
FoI many hours men worked nard to save
the levee by sinking bsrges flied with
hay and rocks, but to no avail, and the
break came go suddenly that they were
Obliged to fse for their lives. On the
Missouri side the break ct Alexandra has
caused 8 great sea covering 5000 acres CT
land, in most of which is modern
Venice with impromptu crafts of all kinds
and sizes.
Water foods the town Of Alex.
andsia in from two to six feet.
People were in 8 rHsnuer prepared for the
Il rod and the suffering Is not so great.
Tne bottom wss planted in wheat and
corn end the farming community reckon
their loss st figure sggregating $500, COO.
Most OF the live stock hsd been driven TO
the bluffs. Many excursionists go by
steam boat from Keokuk to see the inun-
dated stretch.
The situation at Kaokuk is becoming
very serious, the railway yards being
entirely submerged and many mills com
PEELED to SHUT do 1n. At the government
works at Keokuk st 9 O'Clock the rise of
the water was nineteen feet one inch,
ftty-fve inches above the high water
mark OF 1881, and within twenty five
inches Of the hie hest mark on record, that
Of 1851. At GAINESVILLE the river is falling
fast and the Illinois side Is rapidly filling
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ON CHANGE.
Spst Csttsn Unchanged, Futures from
Ors 10 Five Points Higher.
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Strong, fluctua.sd Narrowly
ana Closed nc m advance-Live stock
Transactions Brisk.
DAILY R.view-
FoET WozrH. TEX, NAV ls, 1858

OoAy hevlSW
sGAz srrH OTrron,
FORT WozIH. TEX. Nav l6, 1853
Under continuance Of the fac weather
trsde on the Fort Worth market is pick
ing up, aud all lines, both Wholesale and
RETAIL have done large trade to day.
Sufficient produce is being placed on
the market to keep prices at the old QUO
tstions.
L,rd has moved up H..
-. THE JoBBNG TRADE.
Sales to sp0t buyers have been small,
bus the recorder demand from the inte-
rior has been CT good proportions, and
the trade OF the week though generally
dull has, all things considered, been as
good IS could be expected. The loss by
the "bliZzsrd" has not yet been regained,
yet the sales Of the whole season will
doubtless be equal il not in excess OF
those of last year, Prices ere generally
maintained with much steadiness, but the
desire Of )bbers to stimulate business By
"drivesn is constantly causing some
goods TO be offered ct very low figures.
This week, however, they have been fewer
than previ lusly because they have not
been able to lad the goods IN first hands
c elections are reported to be good es
ususi, and payments ia first hands are
said 10 be prompt, and M failures Of no.
ment n the trade have occurred during
the week Dry Goods reporter.
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K,n,rg in q ooue crl chsmb,,.

CINCINNATI, OHIo, May 1s Marshal
Bowen OF Carthage, village ten miles
from Cincinnati, shot and killed q. D.
Philips LAST night. The killing was doEe
in the Council chamber, in the presence
Of the Mayor aud village officers Bowen
had refused TO prosecute 9 man who
owed Phillips $500. Hot words fell
lowed and the Msrshsl pulled his re-
voiver and shot Phillips. Bowen Is in
isil on charge of murder.
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hereby suspended and this act shall take
ehsct and be IN force from and after its
passage and 1t Is so enacted.
A NEGRO fIEsD.

He Murdered . Girl Because She Would
Wos Obey Him.
CHICAGO, ILL, MsY 12.-Zeph Davis
lcolored) was hanged in the county jsil
this morning for, the murder OF little
Maggie Gsuhan on the 27ih Of February
last. Davis was the first colored man
ever executed in Cook county. he met
death without flinchiDg. Davis was fore
man IN factory where Maggie worked
He killed her, as he confessed, "becsuse
she would not obey his orders" Her
body was horribly mutilated by the col.
ored 6eud,
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gzlsssto6
GALVESTON. TEX May Is os;ios -Fp {
closed dull and unchanged.
gross receipts, 40.
Sales, 4.
Reports, 49,,
Shipments coastTfse,
a1sii shi-nents,
Low ordinary, ] 5-lsc; ordinary, 1866
go0a ORDINARY, Shci low micdling. / 16c;
nj 3dlils 7-l6s; good riidoling, 1896. nit.
ding fair 10 3l5c.
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At Ksokuk,

KEcKuK, IA, Msy IA THE river con-
tinues to rise here and is now nearly one.
half foot above the highest mark reached
during the food Of 1881. Nd other dam
eee tsan that reported mas been done and
it is not thought the highest point will be
reached before Wednesday. 1t is re-
ported here to-day that the Sny & Adam
Grove levees on the Illinois side broke
ibis morning In several places. This will
cause greastoes to crops and stock.
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All per,ons ani.ci3 with dyspepsia. diar.
rho :. collie and all kfHeAtf indissstions VIII
anrostura Bitt.rs. n Nv senuine ~ manns
facfured by Ii. J. G. 8. sis4ert & Sons.
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Rev YoxE.

NEW YORK. May ls-Oottor - Spot clos I'D
q1iet and unchanged.
Sales, 391
stock, zee 80.
Low ordinary, -; ordinary. 7ko: xnos
osalnAfs 81 16s; toW middIing, .16o, niddlina
Ice: rood middling. l0si; miadliag fSir
10 is l6r.
Futures opened dull at slight advance,
ruled st adv and closer dull at an advance of
ld5 poin, on al months.
2aiea an 2Qn
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sMe. E.A. IssfShd, of BreensPhllips & o.,
Rash VIE, ISnns says 81 Ya&.af fl cite with
Ptlee for WHY yeaFE and Effed eveIyfsme
~ o4ered II; INA rsed ~ ElhiopSn Pile
assssass pssassss ssuIe Sod 81 q ID dr ~
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Rev Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La. May -0otson--spot
closed quie. and unchanged.
Sales i bales. -
Stock 15l ,597.
Futures opened dull at an advance of to 2
points. ruled and closed dull ~ an advance
Of to points on all deliveries
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The Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May l6.-Wool-Good ce-
mand and yslues strong; unwashed, bright
med un. i4a2l1c: coarse braid I@l5o: :
low candy l0G17c fine lisht 12alsc; fl Eeavy
10616o; tub washed, choice, 33c: interior loo
Tho Coffee narket.
GALVESTON, TEX, May 16.- Oofee - No
market.
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oAof the ss,tn,s.

Are you Owen &ith? s%Oh, yes, must be,
am OWN everybo sfsat owe more to Dr.
Biggers' Hackleberfa Cordial for cul ing me OF
the eholera moIbus, disentsry.
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LiysrDcci.

LxvsrDccis
LIVERPOOL. Nav 16 -Cotton-Spot closed
dull and unchanged.
Ordiaaxy 4xd: good ordinary Cd; low
miodling 2-l6f; middling upisnds 52Sd;
middling Orlesns 5 7-16d.
Total sales SOD; American 5000.
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; l;il|li'i ! 81 =
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FINANCIAL.
ENGLISH noNAoIh

ENGLISH CONSOLE
LoRDoP. May l6.-Consols closed 90 $3.50 for
N ney; silver '42d.
MONEY.
NGV YoRA, May 90 doneT on cell easy
at lag per cent. Last loan IL, at the close
offered tt *. Prime me camille PIPER 4hG
81.
BcaDs.
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SCRATCHED 20 YEARS.
. ses,y, Itchins. skin Disease With End
. less Suffering Cured By
Cut,cure Remedies.

..5 Anoyn OF tae CUTIcURA REMEDIES
naJ ,1St Years ago IL would have saved me
tSepnUN, , er iundred do lars) and an immense
sHurt of suffering. Ny disease (Psosiasisl
sDIcomIeoced on my. head IN fpot not
eonm Than q cent 1t spread rapidly
lsIger nv body and got under my rails.
Oh oc csIes would drop OF of me all the
TIE snd INV fufsring was end ess, and with
tins, iot one thousand dollars would not
out nc 10 nave this disease over agstn. am
tenps ~ nan. but feel rich to be relieved OF
~ .oTne of the doctors said was leprosy,
Eass ,snT worm, sofia Is, etc. { ok: :.sno
SOIL sysapsIii las 0vef one year ano nalf, bat
o,,e. I went tetwo or three DOC orr. and
10 os a,e I can not pfsi-e the CUTICURA
IoIynIEs too nueh They hsye made my skin
Bsen ~ and freq from scsies as a bab7'e.
e. srI nsed Of theId was thsee boxes OF CUTIcU.
Al and three bottles Il rEGeURA REsoLyENT
81 81 tTo cakes O. CUTICURASoAr. II you had
anu anu here and sid you wouId have cured me
peess, 100 YOU Eould have hed IN money. l
IIo oa axe fhe pict re 3n Your book Of
DOL 100 oa.ss.,s sz.sure number ITO "How to Cure
ffs s,, IS3EsaseF) but now - as clear as any
esla y n yer Ne, Througa3Erce OF bauit rub
Pstb hands d$sTny Sims - iegs to scratch
~ In a yshf4sS but tos8 nuIp sc. am all
o asIi ia .eks Hs3sY eighI years, and it
Nsit n he 4 kindE1fFsscond nature TO me. 1
~ EsoS youa thops snd times, Anything more
.hst 70 want to kh1w write me, or any one
VIZ yes "a this mayEwrite TO me and 1 will an
ewer t. NJ 1ue1 -" Ni-N"'
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UOxxON MAREETs.
Receipts nc al United States PERM

GALvEsroN. TEX. May 16-Cottoz .sccipt,
United SSxtes ports:
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ipsorlass, Ecse&e Tstier, Ringw orm, ucheu,
pia,itas 1csld Hsks Milk ernst. Dandru1,
11sbers' Bakers' 0T3scers' and Washerwoman's
I Ia ana evetz. spgsies of Itching, b lrning,
a. Pin ply Hepofsof The Sal and Scalp
nd Blood. vi hlsssSef hair, are positively
[snTed,bg CUTICUhz ihAskre- Sin lure, ana
ttsrs,fnR. DAP aAssFstnisite SKIN Beauufier
vssss.,ss,y, snu CUT c6SA REsoLvESr the new
Il AID fa1ifsI IoteIG H., wnen phy sicians ard
al o!net Iebe1Ase fall
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
HARD on tho Butter

The Nebraska State Journal ia re.
sponslble tor the following: Strange
things frequently happen right at
home while we are looking in every
direction for novelties. A few days
ago Lincoln citizen opened roll of
butter which had been purchased at q
grocery store, and discovered therein
small tin box which was found to
contain a piece of paper bearing the
following, written in a neat feminine
hand: 81 ana girl 19 years of age,
good looking and an excellent house
keeper. Should this be found by some
unmarried Christian gentleman, he
will please write to the following ad-
dress" &c. The finder, being a
bachelor, decided to unravel the affair
and succeeded, but only to destroy the
rom lnce. The girl VITO had written
the note died many years a. o, leaving
hush md and a gro Sn family to mourn
her.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

club, started up the path Ike had 30
hastily descended . moment before,
and feeling desperate enough 10 en-
counter several generations OF spOoks.
On the knoll Dick met the ghost face
TO face. With one flourish Of his club
he net the snowy spectre flying down
the side of the knoll, into the midst OF
the running screaming AdVenturers.
This act created such an uproar that
Martiny was fain TO run into brave
Dicks arms, despite her display of in.
trepidity. She found him convulsed
with laughter. The ghost" large
white heller, went frisking OF into the
woods.
Yes, the ghost of Oak Knoll was
only q white heifer whose pasture ad-
Joined the grove.
On the way home that night, Mar
tiny took occasion to whisper In
Dicks ear
at knowed the ghost was something
of this sort; and l sent Ike down first,
KNOWN that he'd git scarf out of his
wits. ..... ...
ofcourse Dick fully appreciated this
and also the wife his bravery WOE
him. ..-.- .-.-..s
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
ON VIVA wnna nn.ai

''My son." said the shocked and
grieved father, ''in spite Of ali have
said to you about Sunday ball playing
you took part In . game yesterday.
Take of your coat" .-+--
The boy obeyed without q whimper.
"I don't deny It, father. l played ball
yesterday, and the paper this morning
says l was the only one In the nine
that did play ball"
''Is that so2 Does the paper say
thatP Well, well, 1t wasn't so terrible
crime, after all. Put ON your coat.
I'll let you off this time If you won't
do 1t any more. What position did
you playf"
'I pitched. l struck out eleven
men,"
"You didf That was remarkable
But hold-ho W could you strike oul
eleven whenlthere are only mine on q
sidei l can overlook disobedlence,
Alfred, but not deceit. of with thai
coat agsinr'
Whacki .=-..- ~"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
HOTKUMn.


A UuITuR sALE.-BY VIRTUE
n VIA warrant ofthe Mayor Of the City Of
Wilm nKton. 70 me directed, will be eh-
poBedto public sale on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1883.
at 10 O'Clock, q. m
At thd Auditors onlce, Ne, ejs East 9Th 81. +,
in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle county
nud STATE OF Delaware, Rll that certain lot or
piece bf land situate IN the city OF lining
ton AIoresa Il, bounded and described Aa fol-
lows, 10 wit;
Beglnning on the nOrtherly side OF Eleventh
stree at tn distance of 2z5 feet easterly from
the eakterly aide of HeAld street thence north
erly parallel with said Heald street lC0 feet
and 3lnches, thence eatterly parHllel with
said Eleventh street 100 feet to the northwest
erly Blre Of RailrO d avenue, and thence
thereby sOuihwesterly TO the said northerly
slide or Eleventh street. and thence thereby
westerly 50 feet to the place Of beginning.
Seized Rnd ken iu execution a. the prop
eFty df Henry Doushefty an4 20 NO sold by
JOHN NJ. NEWELL, City Auditor.
N, H.rThe above named property TO be sold
to satisfy . lien thereon Tor curb.ng and paw
Ing sidewalk. 5-......- aA'ts
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
KEEGvIGl9

Hha cheapest hat house Hn.tho aH6y
4UmfOFa BROa.' 4OA MaFk0a BtR0SA
Oupping and Iseohings 1os Il. Second st.
Try Bush's coal yOu will like 1t,
HrszillRn Balm, immediate cure for humps,
Try BEsh's coal you will surely like IL,
Willard =. Davis, jeWeler, 0 Il. secopd sts
Fine ls X. Rings, At Hanfs, 16 Z. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist. bth and King.
American Laundry, Goa West Frent street,
Fine cigars and notions at N. W. corner
Seventh and Poplar streets. L. Bell.
Hclus, NO. west % street, has returned
froIr Chicago, aud is stin open though his
curtains are down.
Ross has removed from l16 Market street
to blg nsW store, 40 Market street, with .
lsTKe Etock Of hats, white shirts, ,Bu spender rs,
hosiery, neokWear and notions. All OF the
lowest In the city. Money returned II goodI
are not sRtiafaatory,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
REAL - ESTATE.

Stores, Dwellings,, Building
lots, Business Property,
EsanuIaelurlnu Sites, Farms
end Suburban Property,
Bought, Sold, Rented and
Exchanged.
Puhile Sales OF city or eoun-
try real estate ON special
terms,
FIrst kaortgaH0s aud loans
negotiated nf current rates
Of Interest on city or GOuR.
try property.
Real and personal proper
ay Insured at lowest rates.
none hua the hest com
panIss represented. All
losses promptly adIustodi
Beads, Deeds, Mortgages,
willis and all Legal DOeu-
msntss carefully prepared
In accordance With statu-
tory requirements.
Rents and Interest prompt
Iy eOIlscted end as prompt
w reTnltt8d, with ilemixed
statement.
HAWKINS 3 CO.,
712 Aarkst Street.
EllmInaton, Del. i31-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
wMn,at, .hs Othsr,

A X EooFly. clad little girl came into
the stoTe Of one OF our stAtioners re
GENTLY. She wished to buy Aome writ
ing piper, and finally was shown some
for ave cents q quIre. "HoW much will
half d quirs be9"shs inquired 10 half
fed, plaintive little voice. 'Thret
oeuts y replied the oleIk. ''If you
pleasb, I'll take the other BALI" Wal
the Qnink response.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
a Social Orims.

Boston Traveller.
Rudeness Is justly considered as q
social crime. The ill.bred person has
no place in the social fabric. and he
should he as much excluded from po
lite life as should the criminal from
the business transactions OF honest
men. Beautiful manners are the ane
iniiorescence of all forms of art. Noble
sculpture, beautiful paintings, the
harmony of music, the charm of In
telleotual gifts, all find their highest
and most potent expression in man
ner. --"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
EiItio Phii - Big - the Biggsst.
ram dha Eow YoFk Harala InA.

Frsn he ESM XSrk Herald. Ind.
"Aa . soldier" said Grant, ''thsrs Il
No nsn liviRk greater shAnI BhsFidan.
He belongs to the vuTy hFst rank OF
solaiaEs, not emily Of our county, but
Of the world. rank him with NApo-
leon and Ere ierick spd tho great oom-
mand ne OF history" This is the high
est praise that can be given 10 any
sJldiek. Mel whom the cold, sure
Judgment Of Grsnt ranked with Napo
leon and Frederick the GEsAt do moi
come with svsry generation, and ttt
dtgth OF ons - roRAEded y . nRtiopa
misfortune.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
. NORrHMRN 3. ..

Time table in effect, July sth 1888. Trains
leave Wilmington (FFench street, As follows:
For Reading, BirdsboJo, Joanna Spring.
1eld, WaynesburR junction, Manor ,PottsVille,
TRmaquA, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners.
Vile and all points on the philadelphia and
Reading Il. R., 2. 40 a, m, and 2. 40 De m.
For Springfield, Waynesburg JuncnOa
Coetesvillei Embreevlle, LenApe, UhRdd'i
Ford and Dupont,s and intermediate polnts
T. 90 q. M, and s. 90 p. m.
Fer COaIesville and intermediate points p
Z. 90 a. M, z. 40 and 800 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 q. m, 2.A0 and SO
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and intermediate p0ints,
6. 10 p. m. and on Saturday only At $40 Ant
II. ID p. m.
On sunday for Reading and intermediAt,
points, at s.es a. M, and for Springfield ant
intermediate points at 800 p. m.
A. q. McUAUSLAND, B0WNESS BRIGGS,
Superintendent. aen'l Pass. Ag't,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
pruggea ana Ropbsa.

Charles Terry, a cattleman, was
"held up" by iootpads in Kansas City
the other evening and robbed OF $35,
after being drugged, as he says, by
his assailants. He was found the next
morning lying in ditch in a stupi-
fed condition with his head slightly
bruised. Terry had check for
$685. 80 on his person at the time h.
encountered the footpads, but it wal
overlooked by the latter.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
philadslphla, WlImlugtcn q BAL
Hm0rs RaIlvUaA.
JuLK 30sEa I898.

@GAA 1NhM LZtt44
REalAs VIII Roaws vgHaHnAmgtnn ~ poaI@w .
EAiIisa'psiI e q ySS ts-PYs;s.l 8 r s,ssn II
. 4 !Azsec5?.Ss s!iss. 4 sss 4: 10 Dw a. NJ.
!, 8 I'D !. s.1RrsEi;s z. q b. "a "a "a. AZ AZ
Icocg@Sncasra.7, "a sA a@ GIO, IOss.
New Yofk. 100, 9@ 449 s@. &, s %. 10 o.,
i..S nM q n. 1.AA lSs Az bN east T0s,
y TOr = v Wet z 2 Chester, via LAnosia, % sat
= For EewisrR cs tCentrsy and intermediate 81.
baltimore and inSsrmsdiass Z 5 stations. lOlsA
B.lsimore aaS a and q Bay line, IS Pm.
g g and il % =. M, u OS. i II, ! 4. "a. Sn
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for.
New Castle, g, sso, y 50. M, - sM
9eorgetown and Lewea. 90 n. m, . 50 PIN.
kehoboth, % Q. m, Op. m.
Harrington, Delmar. and way stations, 90;
Express . ;; for Harrington. 50 p. m. wN
EIprsss for Dover. Harrington, aud Ds,,
mar, u 05 Night.
ETpresI for tape Charles. Old Point Cor
fort. and Norfolk, " o6 Might.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for WI
MMingtc3 q IexpTessh u Is, sse, 7@, ~. Siu
A xecom;nods n; SS aSn, Sr sas, poa%S g. %a.mlmzm
" ' s1MDaY TRAiRas. II " D. @'
For Philadelphia (express), 200, az go
| ] lb, . 10, II 9 =. M, n, "A, and 90 p. n
Accommodation, e15 q, M, I2IO, .a, alQ
| 5 90, Z 20, and 10 90 D. m.
For Chester lexpressJ, us. Q 10. II 81 n "a.
s "a. 2 05. and 10 % D, m.
AecommodAton, 8 Is m!n u 10, %, ilb
For New York (expressl, 3 90, az, ga, TIA
slA IL OIL q. m, Ia, 6A. % %, 2 o. aud 10 %
For West Chester, via Lsmokin. ais = N.
/ and ~ p. m.
FOR Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort, and
/ Norfolk, IL 0S Night.
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton
/ Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, SeAford, Laurel
| and Delmar, u 0b Night.
Baltimore and Washington, I.za ia sos
/ 10 IL a. m, IL co, g 20, and % D. m. BalLI
| more, Q. 90 and II as p. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for VII
a. M, 6.6e, 6.67 and il. % 2. N, '' -A'A
| Accommodation. 9.8S, 10. y A, n, INzH
Il e.10 9.S6 and IL. Up. NJ,
For further In formation. pAageu gers ara rA
terred to the ticket efnce At the station.
4 Trains marked thus (sl are limited eKpreaA
mon which extra fare "a charged,
General Manager General PasRen Eer Arr,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
MonnoE, N. @. Oct. %. 1857,

The Potter Drug and Chemical Co.;
Gentlemen,-Mr. VIM. s. stephenson OF
this county brought bis son to town to day to
let US see him, and TO show us what CuticurA
Remedies hAn done for him. This Is the ca
referred TO In our letter to you some time ago.
To look At the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never been anything tht mat
ter with him,-seema TO be in perfect health,
We have written and herewith lnclOse what
bis father has to say about the MATTER
wrote Il Just as he dictated.
We are selling quite aqnRntlty OF Cntieura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies the
beet IN the market and shall do all we can to
nroalotR their SALE Yours Truly,
STEVENS & BRUHER,
Druggists and PhArmacists.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
AFRIGRTFOL SEIR DISEASE
BuNer1ngs Intense. Head nearly
raw Body covered with Sores
Cured by the Cuticura Remedies.
Aessrs. STEVENS & BRUNER, Monroe, N

Nessrs. STEVENS BRUNRB, Monroe, n, Q.
Der sir5 About Two months ago, on your
recommendation, bought bottle OF Cuti-
cura Res0lyent, one box CuiIeurA Salve, ard
thirteen years. who has been afflicted with
eczema for long time, and am pleased TO
say that believe the eTemedies have cured him
HIS suffeFinRs were intense, his head being
Aearly raw his ears being gone except the
RrisIe, and his body was covered with sores,
HIS condition was Irightfnl to behold The
cores have now all disappeared, his skin is
healthy, eyes blight, cheer ful In deposition,
and is working every day. My neighbOrs are
witnesses to this remarkable cure, and the
doubling ones are requested to call or write
me, or any of my neighbors.
WIN, 8. STEPHENSON.
Winchester P. o., Union Co., N. G.