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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-27
o. j.. MATT HEWS,
j. =. PENSION ATTORNEY,
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.

Thousands of soldiers OF their widows OF depend
ent relatives entitled 10 pension increase Of
pension, bounty, travel pay or other allowance
who have never applied for IL. Many minor heirs
can get pensions, regardless Of ago now. Hundreds
Of dependent parents are entitled 10 pension.
Many OF those claims have been rejected in the
hands OF Incompetent agents. / can in many Of
such claims procure a favorable result Thousands
of soldiers pensioned on one disability and
entitled to increase on another, or are rated too
low, entitled to increase result of disabil
ity upon which claim was granted The laws are
now more liberal and the rulings of the pension
Office less exaqting than formerly. have in the
past few months succeeded In getting 30 per cent.
OF increase claims allowed by actual count. This
shows good, careful work. About eight soldiers
out Of ten entitled 10 pension or other allow
ance. No matter what your claim is, write me full
ly about it. with stamp for reply, and will advise
You free. II take your claim no fee is charged
unless am successful, and then just what the de-
partment allows Address, -
o. l.. MATTHEws,
$50 Ann krbsr, Mich
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A bright 4-year-old Reynolds boy
was walking along Madison the other
day with his father. He seemed in a
brown study and his father was about
to call him out of his reverie, when
the hoy turned and suddenly looking
up, said (; "Pa, what makes little pig
gies eat so fast ?"
"Pa" was so confused that he blush
ed, and finally said that he would
have to give it up.
"'Cause they want to be hogs"
said 4-year-old.-Toledo Blade.
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How nice it will be when you are
able to sail through the blue heavens
and call upon people in the other
planets. Where did you go for your
honeymoon p I'VE went as far as
Neptune. We stopped a couple of
days at Venus The hotels were so
bad we pushed on" "How was the
weather." I'VE passed a thunder
storm about a million miles up, COM
ing this way. They told us it would
be here this evening "How was the
travelling ?" THE balloon cars are
very well, but the conductors are
very rude. Yes, ! like the climate of
Mars, but wasn't it hot passing Jupit-
or Saturn's rings were rather pret-
ty, but on the whole Disappointing"
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Advertising Rates.

Business Cards, one year, ono dollar per line.
Local notices, among local reading matter, ten
ents per lina for eseh insertion.
business notices. i've cents per limo each insertion
Births, Marriages and Deaths free.
Obituaries, Resolutions, Cards Of Thanks, etc,
tt advcrtisins rates.
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Ar. Bay CITY.
Lv. Bay City.

sDaily. All other trains daily except sunday
Parlor cars on dsy trains. sleeping cars on night
s. WHITING, Ticket Agent
ow. RUGot.Es, g. T. IT. Agt.
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here to raise a furse. Don't blame it

on me-"
| excused him and asked him for
the origin of the feud. He could not
give a clear reason, and after ten min
utes' argument he consented to let me
go out and talk with Robinson. I
opened the door, waved the only white
cloth the woman could find in the
house, and soon after went out. Rob-
inson was behind tree across the
road.
"Howdy, strangeri' he queried as
| came up. "Has Hi surrendered ?"
When l told him that l had come
to act as a peacemaker he laughed
the idea to scorn.
Didn't he tell a hull barroom of
fellers at Athens that he could put
me on my back" he howled.
"And what else :"
Didn't he call me a sassafrax-
chewer, and make fun of my shootin!"
| went back to Hi, and he roared
out
Didn't he brag of how he could
out,jump me p
"What else ?"
Didn't he say we run off during
the warp
| went back to Robinson, and just
as darkness settled down | patched
up truce. He was to come into the
cabin and talk matters over, being
guaranteed protection. When we en-
tered Hi sat on the edge of the bed,
rife in hand. The two men glared at
each other minute, and neither the
wife nor children seemed to have a
quicker heart beat. Robinson finally
placed his gun in a corner, went over
to Hi with extended hand, and said
We've been onery long 'nuff. l
know you kin out-wrassle me-"
"Yes, we've been powerful onery,"
replied Hi. II allus knowed you
could out:jump me-"
"Aud | chewed sassafrax."
"And we run off during the war;"
That settled it. The wife set about
getting supper, and it wasn't ten min
utes before Robinson was trotting one
of the children on his knee and say
ing;
mighty pert youngster, Hi. Seems
to take arter both ye. Wife hevin'
any chills this summer I"
And the pioneer, whose rife was at
half cock and only two feet away, re-
piled:
Purity fair child, as they run. No,
Jen isn't chillin' any this sezun. Say,
jim, let's fix fur hunt to-morror. |
sec track of bar yesterday up yere
a piece"
And they went off together IN the
morning before | was up.-M. Quad.
The drummers bring in good story
occasionally. Mr.. Alexander Subers
was in Griffin few days ago, and
while there went into a barber shop
to be shaved. The barber wore a
worried look, and when he had Mr.. |
Subers lathered he became loquacious.
"Boss, | see in the papers about a
dead mans body being taken up, and
he was clean shaved when he was bu-
ried, but when they took him up he
had full beard. Is there any truth
in it ="
"Oh, yes" replied the drumm er.
Il read the account myself"
"Clean shaved when he died ?"
Clean as my baby
"And when they took him up had
a full beard on his face ?"
Certainly"
Must be so; that other gentleman
what | shaved just now said so, too
but it worries me nightly"
How should it worry you ?"
"Well, they tell me he was a good
man, and the only way can make it
out is that he went to heaven, and
there amt no BARRIERS there I'm go
ng out of this business and 60 into
that I'll stand some chance
1f getting to heaven in. Next"-
Macon Telegraph.
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READ THIS TWICE.

THERE is a great saving of time, Of labor, Of
soap, OF fuel and of the fabric, where Dobbins'
Electric Soap is used according TO directions.
ONE trial will demonstrate its great merit. II
will pay you 10 make the trial.
Like all best things, " is extensively initiated
aud countrrfeited
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Beware Of Limitations.
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC-

INSIST upon Dobbins' Electric. Don't tax
Magnetic, Electro Magic, Philadelphia Electric, o
any other fraud, simply because it Is cheap The
will ruin clothes, and are dear at any price. Ask 70
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Mr.. Hanover Squeer--I see our
friend Morris Parke, poor fellow, is
obliged to get along with a second
hand typewriter.
Mr.. Bleecker Street--Indeed
What kind e?
Widow.-Puck.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-27

and take no other. Nearly every grocer from
Maine TO Mexico keeps ii in stock. II yours hasn't
it, he will order il iron his nearest wholesale grocer.
READ carefully the inside wrapper around each
bar, and be careful To follow directions on each
outside wrapper. You cannot afford 10 wait long
er before Try ng for yourself this old, reliable,
and truly wonderful
Dobbins' Electric Soap.
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o ID. (ferociously)-Answe me,
sir What would you do
K. r, (innocently)-I'd bring the
steamboat to u halt and advance the
chambermaid.-Judge.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-27

Officer of the day (to raw recruit
on post)-What would you do, sir, if
a steamboat were TO come across the
parade ground at night
Raw Recruit (excitedly)-I--I-Id
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WIT AND HUMOR

A Job -.boils.--W Washington
Critic.
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"Here is a clever little article that
] am sure will meet with the approba-
ton of your readers" he said as he
tiptoed into the editorial room.
"Pm afraid" replied the editor, as
he looked it over, that it will not
meet with the appreciation Of my
readers"
"No? Why not 7"
Because it will never have the
chance. FIX.
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And so your father has gone to
missionary station
Yes we are quite alone now.
Don't you miss the directing hand
of your household? ?
Oh, mother didn't 60 .-Tid-Bits.
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Mrs. Al can always find out
right away when / have servant
girl who is in love.
Mrs. B.-How do you find out
When she is asleep ] go into her
room and tickle her mouth with Il
hair brush. If she FUCKERS up her
mouth that is sure sign she is in
love, and mistakes the hair brush for
the mustache Of her lover.-Texas
Siftings.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-27

Captain, when we cross the 18th
mus to the Pacific, do we have to wait
long at Colon for the steamer ?"
Certainly not | thought every
body knew that Colon was not a full
stop."-Ocean.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Another lot, all white, hem
stitched, were zoe. now IA.
Still Another, all white, finely
and scalloped,were
81 y, now SIC.
Another lot in fine linen,plain
and scalloped colored borders;
sold freely at soc, now 25c.
A perfect wonder the next
lot-they are a double hem
stitched border, with a neat en-
broidered figure between, and
fully worth 4oc. These are re-
dused to Ioc each, or three for
soc.
A pretty silk Handkerchief,
neat hemstitched and quiet
borders; sold for Gage, now
3oc.
Al Gentlemans Silk Mufiler
or Handkerchief in dark plaids,
were 81, then 75c, are now soc.
A small lot Of Gentlemen's
Linen Handkerchief, in colored
borders, were 2sc, now Isc.
These are all crumbs from
Christmas among the handker-
chiefs.
We have about three boxes
full Of Nainsook edging. They
are fine shear and pretty goods
The prices were zoe, from so
lIsc, from 40; and &c, from 25c
THAT was pretty cheap, but We
fare going to do better. If yot
Twill buy them in strips Of ~
yards each you get the frs
lgrade, per strip for soc; second
'l35c; third, I5c.
We have a gcod-sized wasl
tub full of Hamburg edges anC
insertings at about one-third Of
in price. from SC to soc. It's
little like pulling Christina
things from a bran pie; every
q body wants a dip. It's nc
2 likely the new ones will be an
. lprettier.
d Low prices have been mad
4 in the basement among the liz
? ems, fiannels and blankets. 70
. had better anticipate the priRt
. ing Of them.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
. Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Particulars Of the collision between
two Canadian Pacific Railroad freight
trains on high trestlc at Middleton,
Canada, last Wednesday morning, show
that four train men lost their lives. One
OF the engineers, wedged In under the
wreck, was seen TO be alive, and ono Of
his comrades undertook 10 remove him
by grasping his hand, which was sticking
out, but was Mortified by the mans in.
gers breaking, they having been frozen
while he was Imprisoned in the rains.
He was rescued In a few minutes, but
died In less than an hour. A fireman waf
injured by jumping from his engine when
he saw that the collision was Imminent
The damage to the rolling stock and
bridge is estimated at Sls0,O00.
Two freight trains on the Nickel Plat
road collided near Willoughby, Ohio
early Friday morning. Fifteen cars were
demolished, and one man was slightly in
jured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

The usual prices prevail In the markets
10 day.
In fruits, apples are 10 to 20 cents per
half peek; oranges 90 to 80 cents Iler
dozen +; lemons 10 to 10 cents dozen. A
few grapes remain at from 10 to II cents
pei pound; white grapes is to 20 cents per
pound.
In vegetables, potatoes 10 cents pcr
half peck or As cents per basket; sweet
potatoes is cents per half peck or s.
cents per basket; turnips cents Der hall
peck-or Is Gems per basket; celery 8 I'd s
cents per stalk; lettuce 8 cents per head.
Butter Is So to 40 cents per pound; eggs
are 30 toss cents per dozen; cheese rs IA
70 IL cents per pound; preserves pounds
for 25c; apple butter pounds for % Ga,
and mince meat pounds for % cents,
In meats the usual prices are asked
with the exception OF pork steaks ana
sausage,whieh are selling for Is cents pel
pound.
zed, P-a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
Ths Pussy . jones COMPANY.

A large pulp refining machine will
be shipped TO Calcutta, India, this wseh
By the Pussy & Joaes Co., aud on their
books are orders from China and Japan
while shlpnents bavo been made tc
Scotland during the year. The large
engine for the Armour Elevator Com
pany an gccoant Of which was given In
this paper some time ago 10 now being
put together. 1t 10 the largest engine
ever built In this city, being fully equA
10 slzs to the great Oorliss engine used
to drive the machinery At the Csnten
NAL Exposition. A better machine
considering the size could net be manu-
featured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

At the Academy OF Musc"The Brook
Is still being presented 70 delighted audi
ences. They well deserve the praise they
are receiving, for no better artists have
appeared with any troupe In this city
during the present season. There 10 no,
one In 1t but thoroughly understands the
part taken, while their singing is much
above the average. Tho opportunity Of
seeing, and hearing 1.-THE Brook" this
evening should not be missed by anyone.
Next week the first part OF the week
will be taken by Pete +. Baker In Chris
and Lena. The New York evening Tele
gram says Of this play; eomeltbings i'm
prove with age Old wine, old songs,
old friends are best ssOhris and Lena
Is an old play, but II has been improved
upon by degrees, and those who have seen
1t heretofore are Just the ones to enjoy II
again. There was good sized audience
at the theaier last night to greet PETS
Baker and bis excellent company In ihii
piece. Never was an audience bette
pleased.
The latter half of the week, Leste
and Aliens early Birdsn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

On Thursday morning JAM. |
"milkv" Mcdonald, wv irnEd
New York city with a @iul Of /
glars tools IN his posst,se speakI
Of Mcdonald, the New In fnba
says: HE 10 q member Ia n1
gang ~ Lynch and caats,N Il
burglsrs who were held ncatj
robberies In Yonkers Ard Is Swd
tie, Del. IL 10 believed ,hs,hlhH
Cattle robbery the evidence RAhGl
Donald, too, Ii complete Ghl I'd
little chance for him 10 eiclps q
Cooper will come here sbd hAnil
At him to SEQ II he cav hhiBah|
bank on the night OF the fpbsqa
IL supposed that Mcdonald VISA
wsy up tbs Hudson to uetl vi
OF the gang and they Weis gdlsl
some job In the small villAsa'
Cashier Cooper did not aa
bank yesterday, aud Therefore NJ
no attempt TO identify the piiHs
10 not known whether hs uliIpa
York for that purpose or not
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Tho mem bers OF the oOzSel !
presenting "Th9 Brook" q. b Y
envy OF Music NIL have o rsph. :
OF Miss Marion Fleming lsEal u
Mrs Percy Lorrain was iEuII /
j. NJ. Hills attractions ia lsaF1g
ing roles; Arthur Gilsal VI
comedian with the Garlita Open
papy; Albert SchlIcht was d Nv
with the American Opera IN
Charles TrRves was formerly VIZ
lacks and James 0'Heill. Th.s5
director, signior segisu andA NJ
Is quite . noted muyiolAn. He y
merly assistant oonduc.1r Of Y
famous orchestra. IL Is se.aoH Y
many artists with such 4 Ia'S'|
gathered Ia one troupe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-Mlu \
was arraiRned before o poli1 4
trate yesterday, charged With ID
vitrol upon Harry Coleman.
aboat 10 years old. She BIZ
carrying the vilIol around n
weeks, waiting her Opportunity
last resort she implOIed her nj
go with har to Ooieman's HOuk
young man was called TO The Odd
the mother asked him II be ilk:l
marry her daughter as be had psI
and az be should do. lie gsRi
refusal, and In an instant Man 4
tum bier from beneath her I'D
dashed its contents In his iss
man was terribly dis0 Cured, b
lose the sight Of one 81 b. sra
will BIS fortunate II be lscoysiI
bis injuries. The girl et,ms b Z
considerable satisfaction from Nj
dition. When asked Why .hs 4
her reply was: 80 that 10 oihsl
would marry him; 80 that he I'D !
take advantage OF any other WI
OF me, and for spite, beeAus. ~
rot marry me-"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
New Jersey saloon. Keepers Ino,,,,

New Jersey Saloon. Keepers indicted,
BELyIDERE, January e.-The grad,
jury OF Warren county found seyel,
teen true bills, the majority aaainE
hotel ard salooD-keepeIs for selling II
quol. to minors and on q Sunday. al,
effort was mnde to prevent a full ipvef
tigntion. It was discovered nj
Hhiaky was free TO Witnesses At M
hotels. The grand jury Imprisoned al
witnesses coming before them who nj,
been drinking. Later IL cropped oI
that In q number Of places q ssstem 4
n ook juriss were held and that vit
nesses were coached as to what thal
should swear to. Among those indit
ted Is =. Hooker, member OF AssemhII
from the FIRST district, who kseps
hotel In Washington. f'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

John jackson, the well -kpown ooloret
bootblack, died ut No. HOS Freuci
Q rect yesterday afternoon, Jacksor
had been on drunk" fog tome time
prior to Christmas day, but on that GaS
ieli and cut his head. Since then ht
pas been III. and some thought his sick
ness was due TO the injury to his head
His death, however, was undoubte ,
caused By alcoholism. Jackson was
quite noted character In The civ.
probably no oolored man being mole
widely known. The use Of iiuuor.
however, dragged him down, Ooioner
Barnhill gave certificate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Owing to the I'll health oinI
will sell or rent handsome COW,
containing over 1 acre Of RToa,,Is', y
I'VE miles OF Wilmington anaa'I
utes walk OF Greenbank depo. ~
frame dwelling house, coniAla',,
rooms, . tenant house OF ioai
tool house, barn and cAIiDs
poultry and Matching honse = !.
shed. Will be sold cheap Nv
W. HCorT VERNON thp'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

William ]. Patton was arrested d
Thursday evening on com plalnt m M
s Me' Tno alleged that be had assaulte
ner. ne had hearing before SOUR
1eIeoie..e yesterday, when it We
snown that he bad been drinking, an
Ipiie ne was away the wife took n
cniIoren and went TO her aunt's. WheI
sac returned on Thursday evening
quarrel ensued, during which she saw
he ntruok her In the mouth. He VA
sentenced to pay the costs Of the cas-,
which amounted to over IS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

There's a choice here and
ours may not be yours.
For a diving, market, storm
or knock-about long garment,
these might suit you.
In our dress goods depart
ment.
There is navy and gold, navy
and white, and brown and white
silk, and wool plaids in fine
double-fold dress fabrics-What
we have are reduced to 90 cents
from ST.25.
There is a fine double fold
Tricot Cloth 81 in. wide in il
Illuminated effects-ga garnet,
brown, navy and olive. They
are reduced to 81 cents from
$500.
There's those elegant all-wool
Colmar Plaids in fifteen color
ings and styles-First OF season
IS cents, then o2H, now 50 cts
tor all that's left.
There's fine hair line silk
and wool Gilbert suiting-navy
blue ground with gold and white
silk stripe-reduced from 90 cts.
to 40 cents.
Zetta Plaids in good assert
ment Of colors are reduced from
37H cents to 25.
All wool mixtures in browns
and grays are reduced from zs
to r2H cents.
Renzi suitings in brown, green
and black, with a damasse effect
are now 9 cents from 1874
wide.
Double. fold hair-line serees
have been popular goods all
season. What we have now are
reduced from 4oc to zoe.
One Of the greatest bargains
we ever put out in velvets (or
more strictly speaking, velvet
teens), we now have in the cele.
brated "Nonpareils." Every
lady dealing in these good.
knows the brand.
We have them in brown
green, navy, French blue. terra
Gotta, garnet, magenta drab
black and olive. This whole
elegant line is reduced from 81
to 80 cents per yard; the like o
whicq we never remember IL
have seen.
In our Handkerchief Depart.
ment.
A fine shear handkerchie
with scalloped border, all white
were SIC and 4oc, are reduced
to 25c.
Another lot in all white, hem.
stitched, shear and pretty, were
l2sc, now I7c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
Coai n Advancing

and you can save 80 per cent, by having
your heater pipe covered with James
b. Wood 20 Co.'S great American pips
covering. 1t keeps the heat out Of the
cellar and sendB It up in the house,
thereby saving about 80 per cent,
which would make your coal bill con
siderably less and at the same time
have the comfort required.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

The Postmaster General o J
directed the postmaster at y
withhold payment Of mo'g
and to return registered NAL " /
New England Decorative W Y
Boston, the proprietors o. y
having been arrested anl I,
guilty to the charge OF using n N
In furtheranoe Of . scheme y >
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

xfkinaon. an old soldier Who
IN for the Union during the Rs
05llion. committed suicide on Friday
morning by hanging himself TO . rsiter
In the woodshad II his home, No. 19i5
Nice street, Hiccfown. Extreme poverty
was the cAuse. He leaves : wife and
several children, who are deeliiuts.
Parkinson formerly lived In Eliztheth,
N. j., and waa member OF the Uric
DshlRren Post, G. A B., OF that city.
Hs Was painter and wood carver b.
trade, and those Who knew him say be
vas ssobor and industrious working
man. For several mspthu he bad been
out OF employment and feared starva
tlon and grew osspondent
Finally bis mind became affected and
be remained in the house and brooded
over his troubles. Thursday night h
retired 10 bed Hs usual. At o'clooi
ON Friday morning his wife arose aut
miased him. 6he went 70 look for hiu
and found him hanging from bes N II
the woodshed, suspended By piece Q
clothes line. She ran 10 o neighbour
hous- and the body vas ont down. |
was perfectly cold aud he had evidcntl,
been dead for some time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

ERIE. January 6.-Fihns ".
the man who became inssns w
ago, as the result OF bis eSgerlsssa,
the alleged miracle worker e y
Priest Maloney, tried TO klll w. v.
last might. Mcguire got i9'9 /,
and fred y pistol shot a. bio, 4
ov0rpowered In the struggle ilAa
ed aud eversince be was iaEtl 2
tody has been rAving mad. w II
loney's miracles FIRST mads y
crazy he shot his sister IA %
outbreak, but the girl recOTsi'a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

LONDON, Jan. G "A telegram from
the Russian frontier states that tbs
eight Nlhilists, including the Cossaok
rechernoH, who were condemned Nd
death for making an attempt upon the
life OF the O2ar during his visit to The
Don OossAck country, were hanged Al
st. Petersburg. on January @
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

The seventh annual masquerade ball
OF the NonpAreIl Association will be
given at the German Hall, Sixth streel
below French. on Friday evening, Feb
ruary 10th. Tho members are making
strenuous efforts to make this the mosl
suceesaful ball yet given by them. A,
heretofore, each lady attending the bal
unmarked will be charged Is cents,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

General Kenney was In the city las,
evening and attended the Opera Home
to witness the performance Of Oorinne
and her company. He stated that he
and his staff will be present At the bsll
OF Company A, American Riffs, In
tue Institute Hall, on Friday evening,