davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
An Aooep.Hb,e,i,ct.

a. ). Mat.su, il, OF W. 1923 west
SIRE nHa ntesenisd the coagreRatit n
OF Aaas.sy N L Chapel, over Third
street % Or r'JRe Rltl very flue toned
pei pei lDs pf.! aaa been hung In tbs
oe.iry an4 On Sunday next will ring
-, ~ ~ tgses th G1:ify the iIembtra ol
tnelt iutI % atLe.a nhnrnh.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
DIED.

ui ARK.-At Clayton, Del formeriy oI
Wilmington, Del, GA tne 5th instant, }
Is. Ciak,
Relatives and f.i6rds are reFpestfully
invited TO RNtDd ths lunorAl from M
late residssot, 81 ClAy on, De-, on Friday,
'he nth inst. Services at tho hhnss At Q q
o'c ocE, airiVinE at 2 W q Is. stAtion q,
l2.a6. lLttrment at Rivtryiew Cemetery. .
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Nom -nAllon. py ne rrenldsnt

WAsIIN|-0-. NsI u-TLe presIaent
sehl 70 me 7rl-y' fp=iay the following 9
M... MNo,nlHAiI9tt RoNtr' h Roosevelt, Of
Eew ! "rh' 70 i' ~ u.ster-resident OF the
ohi,e 9t@i,t e tic : fhgr.ands; Law
sSn y, y NJ ore OF itza-, 10 be consul ol
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
yote Of 1880

FOR the REFrpLIaAs. p,sdd.nt 81
eel ceiyed ve "a a,CO7 votes, ,,,issp Ss21p 1ppsrg'
s.rength ss' Of the RepnsII,assiI ItlsI 1si s.sslI
Mr.. Henry Eokel .s rfoyi sys more X \
cans left of Of tue "'' Vo'
vc.r ttsn in 1ssb'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Thrown rro,, a wagon AM, K,,so

.,i- i-uSA II AVE-, May Al Hyner, near
mn 'nie ~ Mrs. IA 2uef aged 80 years, was
t,'e,9 on "a shiug chair in a spring
4s"H iHr horse which her son was
-, - -'i'i'.-s gave Htnge md the old lady
"as .e'o"u, nt ntsgtteinins :juries which
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Foat Ipiured,

A yolug man named Hugh ], Crum
llsb, re,id'nE Oh RobinsOn gtreet bslow
the rrlrnad. and employed at the Lob.
dell Car Wheel Company Works, Ind
his f1ot osverely injured by = piGcq oi
iron iBlliEg On IL while al work ou
Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
strnek = .cnnnl ,,nn.a

=, IAfIoF OHIO, Bny During a
S,ssto storm here, on Tuesday afternoon,
-ishtuItS sfucE school house. The
pi'sshoe Of mind displayed by the
@s1n' 10 prevented panic. TIE shock
We, We severe 10 uEDy OF tha children,
ANu '"o llL.it Eirlr we're fatally injured.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
sat. otLo,s.

Don't tail 10 attend the public sale of
~ tD'tlS nai.h5ns lots on Saturday, May
80 O'Clock sharp, on Brown
2oy. = .. MN avenues. Hacks will leave
Fourth anu Market sfrsets 81 4 O'Clock
GEORGE O. MARIs.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

Runor has it that plans are icing got
ten out for one OF the largest steamers
ever built in eur city by the II. 4 H..
Ccmpary for the Pacific Rall aud Steam
ship ompany. It's length will be 400
feet over all, and 375 feet keel.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
.,at 10 Murder.

SANDY RIDGE Ala sso se' va. "a |
sen shepherd, eo.ortsot ,si,s Inc Sbstla
;aS' ,Ss I Rharsdsy n1 d egson. n. t'ei os' 3
1ssiSes %Sas had ,a Ia P!1s' PHssS 3 u
nisht iitfey atte~p'''
1919 -.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
onartnrIY Uonf,renoe.

Presiding Elder W L. s France viii
preach at wesley Nj. Il. Lhurcn 60 mon
row evening at 80 o'clock. Eewi!l &lso
| hold quai te.ly conference.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
state of tnr I.mperA,urs
We MeAfhar

To-morraW premises TO be rsrtly
cloudy 20 fair aud wRrmsr, PRECEDED hy
slight showers. Saturday clpusy "a
fair and rather cooler, recedsd by rain
Ia the Eattsrn States.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
ohoksd to Dssth by h' y

WILLIsroN, DAEn kay y,
nell, ilvipg In The county ! ~, s5d
the habit Of getting d. dIqIa Hia III h ID
bis wife. She wsIntG, ,a, I,I Yal
again she would kIll hi@, @n,,uudis|
he beg1I drinking anu a.olvsr, q
over the head wi!h ies.'o .. bsr 90 /
aud he tried to roe otS' w stIeis
back. Disnoun:ins, DC "a cboka
She threw him down D., aIa os,in b
to death with a TNop ~ !, q bsIfb1
around his neck. sae y
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Y,,on NJ =. : NO'' .,s,.

r,1,n M n 519t2lD ,.l.D s37jj, n J.
-eS3, ever the 3. y -sr y ge,a'i,.JI I
,;,.,,,a 2s gq.ss,ss "a; 3 siag33g3sf,,., ag3g;s,. p. F.
slipa'fib a.Iss sboYo PaIl"d'lp''''
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

Don't forget Ford s. Ogle's lustall.
nent safe OF los Ia t4n T@sltlh NG.d,
on May l9:h.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Dea,n Of sIsllIeslr'

Csrman Mslntosllal WV WV,
tally assaulted by soma fo'sl MI
Circus grounds en- Mostil ", y.
home, lO3 shipIsy llss' g ~, M
The deceased wss abol' " =. ~ II
aud leaves a wife and 'iiss
lie hAs been In this c91l.,i, ", M
years and has resided 70 s, ~, n
eighteen mooths. u9i'a'S. .aS.,n1
will emp.pel o jury thls "a ~" "a !
the inquest will be nV,t ~ Q B
morning, commercins sso n
He is the same ItA isa ~ i,oa|
some time ago by S sharper Nv
delphiA. 1
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

We expect the great cut in price in
the Trousers Room to bring an immense
business. We will be just as busy in the
Bargain Room for the Custom Suits ad-
vertised yesterday. The people have
found for themselves the great saving
S3, $5, IS and $40 saved on every Suit
A great step forward in Boys and
!Children's Clothing. The prettiest styles,
best made and lowest price we ever
offered.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

Don't forget Ford & ORls's install
nent AAle Of lots In the TGe.fth ward
on May l9:h.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

xEYAarEU-- HOY FRJM Il TO IS
w yesrs sld, q attend . dpa.)r'9 I'll ..
no must be able to read and |rits. tater.
enns required. Apply At br Mex A : >
Office, n y. corner at, and market stree,s,
oaly during cthle hours. mlOSp
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

Dou't forget Ford & Soss.isb osliissb
ment sale OF lots in INC
on May 10Th. x..l
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
nusiang Lininleai.

hEncAN MUSTANG LEBEsT cures all sIlassats
OF A3HsEs, auLEs and CATTLE. Run In. -
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-09-29
Scandinavian Woman's Conference.

Scandinavian Woman's Congress was held in
Copenhagen, Denmark, in July last-the first fruits
in Europe of the movement to organize woman's
congress in every large city. The delegates as
sembled from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Fin
land and Iceland and the attendance was about
five hundred. The meeting lasted three days, and
the questions discussed were Woman Suffrage,
Peace, Temperance and Co-education The status
of suffrage in the different countries was shown to
be as follows: In Denmark, municipal suffrage
was proposed to the Diet, but refused, and petit
ton by Danish women will be sent in at the next
meeting. In Norway, the subject has been laid
before the Storthng but not yet carried, although
there "exists an appreciation of the questions
weight and Importance, and things are so luckily
placed that with municipal suffrage will follow
POLITICAL" in Sweden, the women have munlcl-
pal suffrage; in Finland, they have municipal Sut-
frage, and also The right to sit on school boards
and act as poor-law guardians; and in Iceland,
they have both municipal and political suffrage,
but are not eligible to public office, while the
taxes, which are the condition of suffrage are so
heavy that few women can take part Woman
Tribune,
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-09-29
What Will Be the Outcome?

EDITOR OF WoMAN's CHRONICLE: By the Gazette
from September 4th to the 18th inclusive, | see
that the Pulaski county body polite is in convul-
sions, caused by an overdose of a powerful poison
which has for many years been given in ever-in-
creasing doses with the most satisfactory results,
at least to the prescribing physicians. These same
most worthy political M. DIS. now stand back and
try in various ways to express their horror and
righteous (?) Indignation. They would gladly
give an emetic and throw up this last dose if they
were sure no one would know it, or that none of
the previous doses would come up with it, Poor
fellows they may yet feel compelled to abandon
the old system of wholesale medication and adopt
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-09-29

the safer but much despised homeopathic system.
1t is highly amusing, at a distance, to watch the
struggle to note the conflicting opinions the con-
fessions of former guilt, the accusations, etc.
What the outcome will be no man can tell, and Of
course, no WOMAN.
COLORADO, September 1883.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-09-29

Women are coming to the front with wants and
wishes that seem to astonish some of the lords of
creation, and they are found expressing their dis
appreciation in the manner of the following extract
There is evidence on every hand of a rebellious
condition of the feminine mind of this country
There are signs in the air that should warn us
lords and masters of the dangers of extending to
woman any more advantages than she has. II we
give her any more underholds we shall all soon lie
bowling. We have given her the right to be sued
and here she is claiming the right to sue
The suffragists of Washington Territory claim
the honor of having been the first to adopt yellow
as the distinctive badge The shade was orange
and was worn by the Seattle ladies out of compl-
ment to Judge Orange Jacobs, who had always
been very staunch friend to woman suffrage, and
who was four years ago the candidate whom they
desired to elect as councilman. A committee of
California ladies the next year wrote to Judge
Jacobs to make inquiry about the effect of woman
suffrage, ETC., and Judge Jacobs made reply,
noting, among other things, the orange badge.
This was adopted as the color by the California
society," Woman journal.
Right crushed to earth will rise again.
The eternal years of God are hers;
Oppression, vanqushed, wrlthes in pain
And dies amid her worshpers. -
The British suffragists are delighted that the
Queen has at last taken Their side. Victoria is
very cautious in her public utterances. A SEN
tence from her means as much as speech from
others. Visiting Queen Margaret's College for
Women Glasgow, lately, she said, in her reply to
an address of ecome: "Eyery movement which
tends to rails position of women and extend
the sphere 81 Their Influence has my warm APP
prevail" She reigns over kingdom where
women vote for every elective office but Member
of Parliament, and the declaration of large ma
jority of the House of Commons for removing this
last "rec of barbarsm" is the moment chosen
by the Queen to range herself, like her honored
daughter, Empress Victoria of Germany, on the
side of the suffragsts. American conservatives
must wake up, and follow the lead of the Queen
and The Empress, or they will be wholly fossilized.
Episcopalians should all remember, too that Vic
tora is not only Queen, but also head of the
Church of England, and hasten to range them
selves with the head of their Church on the side of
freedom and right What makes her declaration
more weighty is that it was not uttered offhand,
but was deliberately written out in advance and
furnished for publication.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-09-29
Suffrage Deus.

This column open for the discussion of suffrage pro
the subtct
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
nolnQ WaIl.

WI. Wilson who was hurt at Clayton
yesterday morning, by being knocked
from the cars, is somewhat better THU
morning, having rested pretty comiorta
bly, during tho night Mr.. Wilson Is
native Of Georgetown, Sussex, County,
and removed 10 this city last spring. He
lie thirty four years Of age, and has beer
married about fifteen years. His only
child is II years OF age His father was
telegraphed for AMI arrived 10 this city
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. W. is suffering
considerab y from tho injury IN his back,
but there Is a reasonable hops Tor his
rapid recovery.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
Oncers Installed

Eureka OHuclave, No. 8. Heptasophs,
or .. w. M, instituted February I'd,
1883, on aers els1tel and In. tai led
Onsuce or, George T. Williams; K.
hrchou, John A. 5mytb; W. Provost
Ohas. Band, M. d; PIela,e, VIM
y Cotntllous; IiJpeotor General
Frank w Pisrson; H'eordins Scribe
Melville TlompsJu; Financial Scribe
.C p. H}3Ind; Treasurer, u. A. Van
ftump, Jf HeIa'd, VIM. Matthew
oeGIlue James IL. CoPingtou; TruG
t5e', j,bn W. BlAokiston, James W
dsorEe, Jr snd sAmuel q. VAndegrift
Alter lte election Q largs pound oak
vAs ptuseI It'd by the new offi ficers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
on For Dover .

A delegation Of about sixty q. A. r
men left this city at $50 O'Clock thil
morning for Dover to attend the grand
encampment, which will bs held In thA
place today. Among those leaving
the city with the delegation were: Col
onel Grlmsbsw, Past Division Dom
manders Ii zsnberg and Rose, Pas
Post Com manders Pickels, Voshell
Meyers, Black burn, O'Oonnor, AyArs
Donnelly ar and = HOOD "a, and S Fish,r, l, TO Q
Lewis, Began and Brown, DspaItmen
Inspector BAyDe, q iartefmaster B IS au
Comrades W. Y, Swisgett and J. 8
Boothe, and NAtiouAl ConnolPs Ad
mir istrator, George W King The en-
clmpment will be held 10 the skating
rink at Dover. The delegation wOulc
have been even larger had this weather
been good.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
FIFTH EDITION.
First-Ul.ss At,raot,en,,

MansEer Baylis has occurred tor. =,
the finest attrac Ions now befn,a ~ ~
pablo which will be presented at ,L' .l'
Opera House before tho close f,S' .S'
season. Va 'ns
On Monday night M. R n N.n,.r
Will again appear rs r. bert Monba,s 1.
the realilto drama of that mana ~
this character Mr.. MAntalI Ia ,nns,A,u ~
Rraud, and those who fail 70 wltpess ~
rendition OF II will mise oue ~ ~ ~
hoest and most realistic pieces o, ao,'os 1us
ever given In this city 'Hs
"wednesday night 'Ktmini." will h..
given BY the New York Casino oa..e oe
Otmpany, whose reputation IA =, 80
established In this oity that It mead. o,' :.
oommendation. Tais IN this las, ,,..
this company will sppeEr in tbls @ ~"
for i've years. Wy
Next Thursdsy night Gsorys
Knight will, appear and present "o,., o
the Garden Wall" 0'''
The Hanlons, and slao the Natlo,,,
Opera Company are b0okod ALd NIii
shortly appear. wiz
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
-
scott to Run the oAmpa,v,

WASHINGTON, Feb o.-It d, tsport
ed that VIM. l. Scott. of Psnusy y,pi.
will be elected Chairman OF the D,mo
cratic National COMMITTEES, 10 saeosS.
Senator Barnuu, Of Oobneotiout. m,
committee will meet here oa tba 9S,
Inst Members Of the oam mi,ios wsa
are now In the city will neither con' ~
drm nor deny the rumor, bu. ,bey an
pear exceedingly anxioua hat potbi5,
shall be said About 10 81 thls time, On,
OF the oom Ditteemsn remarked -. Ia
days ago that nothing les, than = mar.
vel cRn prevent the renomtpa.l Ion n,
O,evoland, aud 10 view OF tha, hc,
Scott stemed 10 be Just the man %
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
FOURTH EDITION
Doss.


Miss Anna, daughter OF Rev. j. b
Mann. 10 visiting Miss Lizzie Banks
OF New Castle.
A phyeiciau in . box is what som,
people cal Laxador, They are hight
LIS . great physio.
q Mr.. Liliburne Cha pdler, attorney, hal
Z moved bis ofiioe from the RxchAna'
Building to No. ! W. Seventh s'reet.
Rev. r O. jones will preach 81 sootl
N C church tonight. Revival ker
vices are row goina on.
Repu blican election for city commit
tea Of Fourth ward viii be held at Ill
Il. Fourts street this evening.
Miss Maggie q. Mcbride. near New
ark, Ia vi,iling her cousin, Mrs. John
Wiultup, OF PbilsdelphiA, Pa.
Mr.. A. Ii Tyson will have . sale oi
horses IN Chester on Thursday, Feb
ruAry ID, when bargains can be eI'
pee ed.
c flo, O .fTet! cotfetl Fresh roasted
tWi = = week We have the flest line
OF: Jsvss. Mocha, RID aud Lseuayrs
coli 20 In the city. Orippep, D 70 81 st.
For Gold Medal, Silver Medal or an ,
choice brands Of -four go to r. p. Jan.
isr corner FJurth and KtaZ. Tsle-
phone No. 408.
Rev Francis FArley will lecture.or
g. Patrick's night In St. john,
Church, HOOK, ssin, on "Ireland and
the Itish."
Miss Mary Bradley, daughter Ct NJ
ard Mis VIM. Brad ley, residing neai
SmythA, was married on Wednesday
evening to Mr.. John n, Hod.cker, th,
Rev W 8 Robinson otficiAting.
The Minquas work, Of the McCul-
louRh Iron Company, st the I OF OF
Seventh street, win resume operations
on Monday next, after being idle sew
sral weeks.
James Henderson, engip eer at the
snuff mills. Yorklyu, has the cellar fol
his new house dux realty Tor the foun.
iations The lumb ber for the buildiDb
10 on the ground.
The Republicans Of the Third Ward
will hold an election on Saturday after.
noon, from 5 to 6 O'Clock, at the north
west coruer of Third and Jefferson, for
the purpose OF selen'trg an executive
committee for said ward.
The Wilmington Dramst!o Company
will play "rhs Loan OF q Lover" in the
Kenuett Square borouzh nall, on Tuet
day evening, for tho bsneht OF st
PAtTick's T. A. b. Society OF thai
town.
The rsmsins Of Mrs. Maria Vining, oi
New Castle, who died on Sunday last
aged So years, wers inferred In tht
CT metery Et that lace on WsdLesdAy,
whsn K ". Hr. Hlbbari made an up
propIiate and impressive address.
The l. sdieb' Aid OF the Reformed
Episcopal Church OF the hedeemer will
hold sale Of nseful nnj fancy articles
10 tho psriois Of Mr. WIN. Humes, lOlC
French street, Tuesday, February l4.h,
afternoon and evening.
Tho frat convention Of the w. q. T,
U Of New Castle Oouuty will be held
In Newark February l6.h NJ 1880 q m
and . 80 p. m In the room formerly
occupied by MiIs Maggie Wilson. A
meeting will be held in the College ora
tory At 7.SO, TO he addressed by Mlst
White, Of Penusy lvania. All are most
cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
Tho siek and Injured.

Colonel William b Norton Is quit,
III At his residence iu the e ghth ward.
Peter J. Ford Is a.so quite Ill at biz
rel idence. Fifth and Rodney streets.
john Robinson, who was injured
some time ago, Is slight , improved In
condition.
EtWard Du2AD, who was ser'ousl
injured while cosatiDg some weeks ago
Is improving in oouci.lon and will Ie
cover.
Little Georgs Cochran, who vas A!sC
Injured white ooAstluR about weel
age, Is getting along as well as can b
* pectsd aud will recover,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
IaDIUATIoSs.

old, uncertain means Of Kidding them
selves OF bodily misery They seek, find
and hold on 10, not what merely relieves,
but what cures without recurrence of
pain Mr. Harry Williams, druggist, no
tary public and late postmaster Of Green.
,yil!e, Cal, n i content with a mere state
ment Of facts, atfixes thereto his iurat and
Official sea, evidently an emphatic
method Of making It u5questlnnable, He
says under date Of March &, 1884, at ested
IN the manner described al am willing
to state under seal Of my otlise, from re-
peatca observations, have seen more
benefit derived from single apple alton
of st. Jacobs on than any remedy | ever
| used or sold in twenty years constant
hsndling Of medicines / have recently
had under observation lady who for two
| Idayt suffered severely from pain In the
| back SO Intense she could rot sit up One
Iapplieation OF 81. Ja5obs Oil applied In
the evening gave the patient good
Inight's rest, and she VGt ~ well the next
morning" June 81 1857 he again
IwrItes: do no, hesitate to renew what
L nave Rhlu 100 nucn cannot b .
said n favor of your wonderful OIL. Hay
ling used IL in my own family, besides u
Igrest uumher of sufferers who have ap.
piled to me, with almost instant and per
manent relief can truly say that It's use
has effect q cures TO my knowledge and
Iaiiarded relief that seemed Incredible and
almost marvellous Also Sergeant Thos
F. Hogan, Northeast Police Station (rcsl
ience, 205 N Castle street,, Baltimore,
Md, states; "My wife had been suffer
er five or six years with intense pains in
her taek--lumbsgo-and found no relief
i-om doctors. She used besides all kinds
of remedies without benefit until finally
was induced by brother officer, who had
been cured by St. Jacobs Oh, to give 1t a
iial H. relieve my wife. | did so, and
she u.ed two bottles, which cured her
'completely She has had no return of the
pain While using 1t our boy fell from a
Ished and sprasned bis leg badly. A por,
lion ni the Oh was used on him and il
cured him promptly. My wife attends Ia
her household duties without trouble
The positive and permanent cures-nO
relspse, no return Of pain-are the points
Ito which public attention Is turned.
N.dern reform in selecting only such and
| keeping 1t on hand Is the indie alton Otthe
Itimes toward what is best
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
Levy Uourt.

Oar nR Thursday afternoon'a session
Of Levy Court Benz amin Nields, Eco
presented IA petition sigpei by 300
u ize's ssEing tho court 10 designate
o3gtein Gays IN Gsrch for the purpose
.. hearing applications Tor the assess.
meut OF vo.ers whore nsmes do not sp.
pear upon tie lists. No action was
token hy The couri.
This mornings srsslCn was occupied
In the wo'E oi approx Log the asse ssm en-
lists OF tho various huDdTsds. Nc
action had bC'L taken GA the petition
pee n'ed yest5rdsy afternoon at this
Il Ufnlu9's session.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
On tho River.

Boating promises to become q popn.
lar amuse ment next summer.
The pretty little yacht Mabel is beinl
repaired and repainted b. her owner,
Captain FIedsIlcks.
The Delaware ShAd Club Is fKipg NJ
lis Doats Vlndez, Wave snd Iowa GnO
IN tends 10 add a cat boat to It's feet.
IL is said that these three crews will
Join together and make q TIP TO TIen'
tCn Ju;ing the summer months.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
huniolrAt t,o.,s

At'his mornings sstBlon Of MuUia
ph Court Mary Burns wAs fined 81 Ant
costs Tor drunkenness, and the veteran
beFuard HAuaheY the same AosOuHG i0i
the same ufisnsa.
The case Of Lewis Cox. charged With
the laroeny of n coat, came mp again
from Its pos,ponement yesterday
Henry Boyer and Richard E Williams
oolored. were called. but could not cln
meet Cox directly with the theft VI tht
coat He wRa held for q further lear
lag tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
know ItloohA.ie.

sT IGNAcE, Mich. Feb. 10 A despatch
from st lgnace, Michigan, says serious
snow blockade occurred on the Duluth
south Shore and Atlantic Railway on
Wednesday, aud the express. aceommo
dation and come freight trains are sill
stuck west Of Sene,. The thermometer
registered 20 below at Alpena yesterday
morning. At lshpe ming 1t was IS be
low, Marquette 25 and Mackinaw Cijy -.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
Good Prices

l.. w. BLidhAm 81 Siu, auctjopetis.
sold Il. public sale for KJbeIla u iiAu
num, At Chester. Pa, on ThnISin., .,
Horses. SlGs 30. SlsD, 1870 S!2' 90
S2O6, S2l6, Sl25, Sl7d. t.5j. SiSo, s,S,' s2,
ti5j, tl29. making an average OF sir :,
Seven horses OF the above lot carr" :, =
I Is city, having been purooA'el ". "
d tiei6nt parties. They vii have ~
other sale on Wednesday, FobIa''
29th.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
Red Mems Hail.

Tho ckholders of the new Red
Mems Hail have orI anizsd by eleotirl
the following OH Iers: President. jos
Pyle vics president, Leonard He'si
secretary, 7 II. II. Meis'DgsT; trtas
urer, W. II. Kramer.
Directors elected by tha tribfs-Dela.
wa-e, No. !, Daliel DOH; Ke)Kuk. No.
James S. Nj lore; Oherokea, No. 4,
George W. SA,se; LsnHpe. No z, W
II. KramG-; Minqus, No 8, HpWard K
3 Aatsi MAttahoop, NJ. IL, Joshua N.
Clay ton; HopuckOhacking, No. n
Ge rge W. PAlmei; Mani: u No Is,
Josiah Barry.
Directors elected by the stcckho'd 'dert
t II II. Mess niger, j. T. Mullin, f.
II b ynAld, II 8. Chrlttg. NJ. b
smith, W. II. Tay lor and L A. 2 tbey
Int uctlt rs were given the blatd oI
directors 10 have this company inoorpo
rated At once The stolk will be tii
gided into / 800 shares at SI2 each. On
thousand II thsse shares have AlIea J
Desn iaFen.
Ihs wig VAN will bs erected in IN,
SUM mtr sDd wi ha large enc ugh 70
th7 tribes in This city. No stool
| viii be sold outside OF the order.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-10
ueniiaeu 70 his nou.e

Clerk OF hunicipAl Court Wm. II
Hylsnd is still confined to his housel
No. 3.O Walnut street., By illness and is
unable to attend 10 the business Of The
court. Mr.. Hylaud VAS compelled !.
90 home by illness during the sitting OF
the assessors at che city hall and hAt
aot been ou: sincs, /. Is 10 bo hoped
II at he Will DO a1le 10 be out IN q s6orl