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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25
THE RIVER.


- AeFANEAF=
TIE ~iid BIRD sings - charm NJ. zhii- ,he
summer nreeze i ni1wiur.
Azd I'm ssif.n- lsy tha r.v..-.s t,,,. ,l,-.e
Tie ssahsari lances -ayly on ~. rrs,s- -. d.
ao~1ur
And m taraSiay % lifetime tan. is s,-e
nov ny me1 . Is awakened. al. my rho1rats
arr - a-tise-.z5ur
~ MINK ~ Lar river ana lts source.
nov ! So ~ lie depicted Ca the w1-e- th1- ts
stre4rsinx
And IS snrrnNs in th- rs-ft--s az "a -,.s-s- ,
For lsfe Is bat a river
Win - currrnt ritlirl- ever.
Ana IS course r1us saaothiy uevcr.
~ long years have sEarr % me-
Oar car-s zna triais b.nl.a-
Are bat tn rivers vJa t--
AHd mary are fae fails oetelsz re fountain
AMI tae SEA
Tn thiaE.a< o. sae grieslis i've t-,u-r. Il. Z see
she ar BELLS hrsasInr
Bright eulhicuss - rra- parity thrr s-s--
bai soon tho sprung up SITE ~ si.te each
othrr they re- far~akIrr
AM widely scattered. vanish ~ ere s,--ars
Aia- hn@ IKE thHss "a. nsIlA -r-, ,-r s-.--,rt
nace dearly cherished
Rear'd ssis hT s4e y early hapu7 raa-r.
"Hef ~ taf} ae%. those freais ~ gr4ths
Eary aae p one havs rer-,b.f
And ne eniy tokens iart ~ them ~, tearA
tQ- lfs F. hata rtf.r
wa - cu-rrrt -..ilnr ever
nj ~ eot'se r1as s--0l-- By never.
A. ioEE years have sAren te re
Though time commands its usatiou
Prom fountain heal g. ar-lr-
-ieissit1''es h.s-st rs pata IN l1ulag 70 the SEA
Tn thinE.ns o., fbs weaI,h I've soon A. 1 sss
tn PEBBLES tgtu-
- zhteurtt t.r fls rsFsF l1 .ts r.r
1Aey resist the stream tlat so.a sbeul aa,i f--
spite ~ sa e-ruliEsa-.
An.l r ci.ns nT 'o TIE gravel hel below
A4as how ir,ze these pshb.es b-.rat are t-~,.
ur~s I've hsen uos5ir-
An'1 IKE the stream. have tried % scfxe sway
mo- fr1it.ess have ny eT1rts becG. h1E Fate
has keps aasiolgr
he siruFsries % a loaE asi wearv day,
For life IS hzs ragrr
Win SIS current rill.a ever
Aad IL crur-e rrsEs smoothly ncve-.
A. i9ag Years hau~ shown 90 ne
Farfo7Fn - channel moving.
tl~rr7 hSte keeps pace With tcvf--
- sari@i ~ the waits II roats in roEir- 70
the sea
n trinkiu- q ny gray hard a-s. rs I see the
white foam saIinE.
IN srowy atoms down the stream it c-eeps.
TIA gathered GA The peaceful. pooi. the lireff
currvut failing.
Unitef Ia q shrua&-there rests and slerps
Alas Aow Ike that snow white ffarr my s.rv--~
locks floating.
Nor PaHse they wAiie lfe's troubled waters
wave.
bat With hoarv aiadem. they crown me. whea
Tn fipstinr
o. tn brink If ilfs's peaceful pool-the crave.
20 life = bat 4 river
Nrth is carrent gliding ever
And IL course runs smoothly never.
~ long years have shown 20 me.
How gladly HoW I'm creeping
To whcrv the foam lies sleeping
Tie grzve-that pool between Us and Eternity
The SEA
-Coof WorEs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25
NEtsr7E -0e feet on each side, and you
viii ERye 4 scuAre acre within an inch

A GREAT niistssse perhaps was made when
Dr. Sherul-n named his great rprIs,f,-
friesiy Asa BFTrEEs, but . Is Presumed
That ~ that time al remedies for the bIoo,i
ett.- We're called sitters. Had kc clJIeI r
trleSly Asa = Regulator. - Curafive.g or
almost anything but Bsffsrs. IL rln,Ior, h-,.i-,,
@olld have superseded ali other p-enars-
TONS OF similar character The name RI
,ers Is ms .e5diug- it = purely 4 me,Iicius.
and can not b. used as a beverane-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Some men never seem to grow old.
Always active in thought, always ready
% adopt new ideas. they are never
ehargeable with fOgyism- Satisfied.
yet ever dissatisfied. settled. vet ever
unsettled. they always enjoy the best
of what Is and are the first TO find
the best OF what viii be--RailadelpAia
IaqFirsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

II We could oaly persuade that uuweIcume
Visltaut- cullIs and fever. 70 30 this. We
wOuld be Fortunate But while we can Z esx-
actly make 10 --cut AID run. " we can uurDot
IT'S hold upon the system IN time with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters- TLis IS known
Wherever malaria : a periodical caller IL
= also, matter Of wide information that
the bitters cures blllousuess, dyspepsia,
debility and rheumatism
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25
Living on the Reputation of oshers-

aTake everything that / have but ny
--,o5 rar,e. leave me that and am con-
-. - 10 said the philosopher. SO say All
-,-ar,fartprsr- Of genuine articles to that
80 ~ ir.itato-s which thrives upon the
-rr,-starion 81 others. The good name OF
4 rs.-s. pouogs PIAsrEEs has induced
r,anv adverrsrers 70 put in the market in
s+Ssicrs that are not only lacking n the
hcs. elements Of the genuine article, out
are often harmful in their Effects
The public should be on tnelr go
against these frauds. and Wnen an
ual remedy IS needed be sure 20 llls1ss -t'1
bsy-ine- at1ssocK's PoRoc PIAsTER-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

"A new Indiana law forbids drug.
gists To refill prescriptions containing
opium or morphine. in which the dose
% opium shall exceed One-fourth of a
grain. or morphine -one-twentieth Of 4
grain. except by the order Of a physt
eian.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

noble men and women The =
but effective remedies which =
them to green old age are nos
duced in Warmers 'Tippecapoa
Warmers Log Cabin Sarsapar;n.
other Log Cabin Remedies.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

wHxHE you can not Climb over' 700
must creep ERder.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

\ SORE Threat Or Cough. II suffered N
9rogress. often results N an fneurabfs
thruat er lung trouble sRrorIa's IslDurft-,I
IFucacsH give Instant relief.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

THE typewriter has banishsd much bad
writing cut II can. overcome the DAD
spelling--S. y. I1c1y11s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

7erd your addfess for FREE BOOEc On
-. t,.sTt- ~ niss.tss.s and Treatment, u
u caliqrd. ~ brVS,iway, Sew Ygrk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

MANI fellow who Is whale-sorles Ia.
% 20 - a shoemaker aat get half soIesi :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25
SWIM with smiling facel-W

IT Is best not TO dispute where there u
10 probabilities OF convincing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

ssEEoTH or BofS ssshs to E1axs
good e.r-HHrrer's B9-sF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

THE man xho brings suits Is always
somewhat SD. There is something plain
til about him -Pttshgrgh ChTuAtcie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

wonps % cheer = Hurrahi Nser-
7eras esf-lH@s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25
~ -Vl IIl7- UlI.lo alUAIs
JoNEs-SOthIng 70 do Times are dull

JoSEs-NOthIng 10 do. Times are dull
SNITH-Well- now, old fellow, 1 am glad
struck up with you You ST right ,i7vvn
and write TO b r johnson & Co, OF Rjch-
mouf. "a and they VIII pat YOU in 4 wav
y iiiaSe money faster than you ever did De-
60 E4s 60 = sz5Fs- -. 5lIt beam "A
mule correspondence with them and nov
am growing Ia and rich Too busy to tax
logger now
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

LoG CABIxs
strongholds Of lav.
tentmert. health 49,
piness. Coon ski,s
nailed To the Do.
they were the
homes Of strong L..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

warner safe remedies are already stand
ards OF the most pronounced scientific
value IN all parts Of the world, and we have
no couo. the Log Cabin remedies, for the
diseases they are intended to cure. will be
Of equal merit, for Mr.. Warner has the rep
utatIon Of connecting his name with nc
preparation thlt Is not meritoriOus.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

4AlSAlcE @Ai song he beauty o tie
daY baaishsd for a time ell iu-feeliuy be-
tween the rivals, snd they dld not turn
10 come back until IL WAS necessary TO Il,
80 for Mr. BelvIlle TO eaten the MayvIIla
boat
Look out,r cried Charlie 70 BaIviIls.
as they We're once more nearing the lake
aud Belyil.e began 20 pull with his jerky
strokes again. FOR yOa'I run into that
Log
But he was too late. and the boat struck
the log. careened and filed Then all vas
confusion
When the boat went down Nav was
tangled in the rutIer ropes and drawn
under, and when Charlie. after breaking
the heavy cords, had brought her 10 the
surface % the water she was uneon srfs,rs.
ami lay IN ms arms As Il dead he I'M
met!lately struck out for shore with her.
an4 when he hal reached II. put herdowu.
aud Wholly ignoring the Frantic shouts
for help wiki which Robert BelviIIs vas
awas1ias the forest as he sat astrids the
upturned hoGi, Charlie began 70 see II he
could restore % consciousness the girl
who he knew was all the world 70 him
There. on that little grass -rown bank.
Ne worked chatting the unconscious isirPs
Aanrts- trying 20 get up 4 circulation and
restore the healthy pulses 10 that hear,
which showed its lie only by q faint tsut-
ter now and then. Precipitation was
streaming from every pore Is he mt his
whole soul into his task After A little
while, II seemed m age % him he saur
That he was gaining the mastery over
death
o. how glad be Felt, He felt il 10 be
the prou'iest moureut in his life. when h,
saw her breath e1ms more and NOR. r..,-
ularly, AMI knew she was out II dancer
He E0uld have staii with her an a.
opened her eyes, bad il not bs.,s tr..f F,..I-
vile in 3D. tuEAt rolled tb- 800 49,,
again. aud Chiriis saw that the fssf -
- b. ham
Bent County register., 1888-03-31
rRusrnDs sAIu.

ca shesess or A. Elizabeth y; Cole and Calvary N.
Soio.; ~; o, me county OF Bent In the state of
she soth day 81 June A. D., isn1. and recorder
% Sa fsd II ,Ss SSsy Of July 4 is7 IN Book J. psss
y, Colorado, conveyed - Andrew Soynm.,,
properly hereinafter, described to secure 60
protnisory not. Of even date with the said
trn., dn., aeTd FOR the principal .um Of two hun
With Interest ut the rate of eighteen flsS n-r
CENT. Per nnnfn from date and it Is provided
fault psynens Of said noe or s.ss su9 or nr, as
ss,TSsins .s,S to sh. tenor and '.sSs sfsse. &c Of
legal holder Of said note lie ssid rr.nt.- 'nr nr
y, Ms assigns after having adv ertised such sal.
IN .d c6en,g a s.n, In sns
sei And dispose of the said prcmisus, and
dsmption Of said k-sntess their heirs and ss.
signs therein ut public nuction ss the prrml.
.. zee IN M the town Of Lamar in the state Of Coio.
Will bring In cash at the time appointed In
hs' ssau .aver.isement. and whereas default has
Of said noee aad 81 H. sss p.nep.
que and unpaid.
No Now therefore the said Andrew Kornman
promisory note and trust deed to me and
being the legal holder ef the same, BY virtue
me by said trust deed hereby give notice
fhat 81 will on Monday the 7th dly OF May 4.
S' - tpe uour OF iO O'CLOCK m, OF said
date On the premises hereinafter Described,
Sner ss r i1r sale 20 the highest bidder for cash
", sns ioto1 ing described property trsst: Lot
ht lol IN block thirty eight (SS) In tho ORIGIN
~ ~ tosn Of Lamar. Colorado. for the purpose
oI paying said note. and accrued Interest
therenn 70 date of sale. together with all tho
sIpenee of thi. advertisement and sale. com
missions and NIL otber expenses of trust In
ether liens
Lamar. Colo. March 2ssh A. D., 1855
fHEBh }. KOkNNAN,
Bent County register., 1888-03-31
Lots or Money.

Lots OF Money.
Your money is ready, spot cash
loans ON final proofs and decided
lands GoopALk d CoorKR. If.
Jans,ea Bros. d Demorest sell
shosr cheaper than anyone in town.
Give them q call.
A full line of pumps aud wind
Mills At Hvddlestsn i Welch. If
Do not forget to 90 to Jansen
Bros. j, Deinorest for your hats. A
large assortment of the celebrated
Lion hats al~ays on hand.
VIII SOll At Cost.
For the next 20 days Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Dry Goods,
Carpets and furniture. RRxRMBKa
1t will only last for 20 DAYS. and If
you want BAKsAINs GET HERE.
36-37. CnAs. RKIrLER.
Gents nsckwear of all tho latest
styles to be had At Jansen Bros. d
Demorsst
A car of plows and Implements At
Huddleston d WelchI. If
For fine assortment of danael.
dress and fancy colored shirts call
on Jansen Bros. 5 Demorest.
WINE,
For Ipvzlids great strengthening
medicine unfrumented, hone manu-
factursd by VIM. Harper, guaranteed
to be pure wild grape juice recon-
meuded by NJ. D'.., lor sale only at
tho City Drug Store. 237 If.
Go to Jansen Bros. i Dxnorsst
for clothing. The best stock in town
At very low price'.
A car of rn,llet and ease seed At
Huddleston d W-lch's. If
FOR SALE:-A second hand
cook stovs. Enquire atthis Office.
Tennessee Amber Sorghum
Seed at Muneer's.
A car of gasoline stoves At Had.
dlsston d Welch's. If
Alfalfa seed at N. L. Swift d Go.
Gslman Millat Sect at
Muagcrs
A car load of wire At Huddleston
4 Wslsh's. If.
Ninety day Corn at
hunters.
Quick Neal gasoline stoves are
cold by Huddleston i Wslch. If.
Flax seed 1T N. L. Swift d Co.
Garden Seeds In Bulk
At Aunger's.
Quick Neal gasoline stoves At
Huddlerton d Welch. If.
Garden aesd in bulk at n. L.
Swift d &c.
A Carload Of Potatoes
ut Munger's.
"Quick Meall" At Huddlsston 4
Wslch's.
| Buy seeds grown in Colorado fsl
sale ky N. L. Swift d C~,
Bent County register., 1888-03-31
Dlsot1or Not,o>.

Notice Is hereby given tnat the annual elec.
tien OF oIecers In and for the town of Lamar
VII bs held In said to wn ou Tuesday the third
day OF April. lsss, between the hours Of seven
o'clock u. M. and seven o'clock D. rn for til e
purpose OF electlng = Mayer for the term of
one year; two raustees for the term Of three
years aud one Trustee for tho term of two
year to nli the vacancy caused by the resiR-
nation of D. W. burger
Given under my hand At my ofiics In Lamar
this sth day OF March, A. u, lsss
Bent County register., 1888-03-31

nloottora NottoO-9p0oi
Notice Is hereby given that At the annusl
municipal election TO be held in the town OF
Lamar, on Tuesday. the Sd day of April, lsss
thers 10 to be elected ono Trustee TO nil the
vscancy caused by the resignat OF U. H.
Nsnt,rsdsle from the Board of Trustees, In
addiiion TO the officers named In the notice
of slsction heretofore published.
Signed this Goth day Of March 1883,
D.. ". BUHGkH. Mayor.
(ATTEsT:) b. r. CoLT,iAk, Recorder.
Bent County register., 1888-03-31

1888 TO ATTEND SALEOF LOIS
APRlL 10th. 1888. ONLY ONE
FARE FROM LAMAR AND LAS
ANlMAS. TO FULSOM AND RE.
TURN.
Apply to
GooDALK = COOPER,
LAMAR, coL0kADo.
+. 5. Lynch has set ovt ON hi.
farm this week ono hundred and t;itv
'1ait trees and as many crap. cut
tings.
William d. Shaw has been an
pointed agent for Canon CITY coal
Al this place, giving Us two agents
for-that coal.
bra. Danisla vas home few days
lni" week, he and Jack. Flood have
been down To Ingalls, for to, days on
special work. Igt'1vl-i AZ45 <sAs)
~. Arnold, : 6rst.class barber
from Garden City, will open . bar
Der shop to-day, ous door north of
Aung<r's store.
The manager of the Ferguson
stage line reports travel south i'm.
proving. The stage. 20 out loaded
every morning.
Walter >trAiter, of Dodge City,
has bought = half interest in the I'll.
d"rA'io saloon, aud will be here next
Ao.day to stay.
I'm = candidate for Alderman.
N"~-miua-yo -you-~hAtIsAy. Take off
Your coat aud cast your vote Ter me
ON election day"
(. w. Fuller bought thrs. hundred
fence Posts Aond.y and received .
car from Trinidad Tuesday, he Iu-
tsnds TO fence his claim.
n A row of Ahxds trees have been
set out in front aud xloug tho north
eide Of tile residence block Of Messr,.
Aor-hous-, E..ou, Decker aud Por.
ter.
The change in time of passenger
trains brings u. the Denver dali.s
the day they are printed, giving rs
the news sixteen hours earlier than
before.
Col. Ton. Dunn. the artist that
manages the rsstsurant department
At the Stock Exchange leaves for
bis hume in Kingston, CAs.ds to-
morrow.
There is no small city in the west
that has . finer AAir street, than
Lamar, graded aud drained, hard
smooth road, good crossings aud
sidewalks. 4
Episcopal Eater Services will be
held At the residence Of Register +.
p. Arbuckls Tomorrow At IL O'Clock
AIN general invitation extended to
the public.
Now that Canon coal is again ssld
in this city. II is expected the attend.
snce at church will he larger. Trini-
dad coal and Christianity don't abide
in the same town.
Col. Hickman vas in town Thurs
day and stated that his contest case
for Treasurer had been decided in
his favor. The case will probably
nov 20 to the Supreme court.
Miss Minni- Hinkls has received
her frat invoice of spring millinery
goods, and has spen-d them for the
present At her drcsanaking rooms
two doors north OF +. p. Arbuckls's
residence.
Conductor Thompson who run ont
of Dodge City both east and west on
the Santa Fs road for the past eight
years, is now running = passenger
train from Dodge to Ration. Mr..
Thompson is NO, only one of tho
most reliable aud trusted conductors
on the road, but is very popular with
the travelling public.
At . meeting of the directors and
sharsholders of the Lamar State
Bank held on the 2sth inst. in the
Office of the bank, it WAS determined
to change the naine of the hank, asd
on and after the Sd Of April the
bsnk will be known ~ "Thc Citizens
Bank" The same officers remain in
Bent County register., 1888-03-31
LOCAL NoTES.

I" !" utns to SOW bluegrass.
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday.
A cold wave wa. with US Mon.
day.
Easier eggs are little high thi.
year.
sheet. and pillow-caae ball pex,
week.
E.' Rabbi is getting in hi. spring
,'ssk.
M.- n. L. Swift i. visiting in
Kansas.
hes'''er mex, Moud.y or you can.
ne,-no,e.
ID {, Marker ia putting up . car.
pen,sr shop.
II. C. st. John returned to G.rs.,
CiIy Tuesday.
hra F. G. Dcsceu, returned from
Said. Tuesday.
Lou. H1rrod returned from trip
o Ohio. rae-d.y.
Ths A %. U. H.. lodge Will give
another sail spoh
The s-sr,.vr is abroad in the l.uJ
treat him kindly.
The .ost di.agree.ble month of
III" Year snds to day.
Er-nk Erlin- bad legal bu.iue..
up the road Wednesday.
{. G. Good.le went to Denver ON
basinr's Monday night.
New street crossings are being put
in on south Main street
Mr.. V.sZn formerly Of this city,
has been in town all week.
Descent & Dusau are opening
real estaie oiiise At Pueblo.
April showers bsiug May flowers
and i, look. like sho-eriug.
The Board of Trade has done som,
soo-i work for Lamar this weak.
Rev. Forester held Episcop.I Ser.
vice. here Wcdu-.da! evening.
4 neS aide track s.. laid Sunday
aud tbs J-po, cars moved on il.
ID. Zln.rmAn occupies for An Office
the room vacated by A. De-ter.
Mr.. Frank Holmes aud Mi,s Apple
Ayers we're married las, Sunday.
l. l. MAXWELL County Assessor
vent up to Las AsiuA. Tharsd.y.
Joe. Nssl.nd got back from Beth.
any, Ai'souri, Wednesday morning.
Jadye Ch.deayHe and DIR. Cus,-
mings we're up to Las AulmAs Tues
day.
Two new street crossings were put
down on ssrth Main street thi,
week.
Mr.. Hanson has = new rosf o.. his
blacksmith sksp and is At work
sg.in.
The foundation stone work for the
nnv hotel, VA. let Tuesday 10 n. ii.
Thomas.
See the Mayors notice posted up
about town relauss to stock running
1t large.
Charlie Mechler editor Of the
Springfield Herald WAS = caller
Thursday.
The remnants of the burned cara
we're loaded Tuesday to be sent to
the shops.
oaits a number are talking about
yo,n. on the excursion to Folsom,
New MEXICO.
A number of young men in town
are making arrangements 10 organize
= minstrel troupe.
There tas been bat few farmers
in town this week, they are all busy
plowing and planting.
Capt. Hall president Of the Lamar
State Bank came down from the
west Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Crawford has msved his feed
.tsre up even with Gollsdsy's livery,
and put in = new froat.
The hill. on the aouth, and the
,inbsr on the north afford very good
wind bsssks for the town.
Bent County register., 1888-03-31

GRAND EXCURSION TO FOL-
SOM, NEW MEXICO, APRIL OH.
1888 TO ATTEND SALE OF LOIS
AfhlL 10th. 1888. ONLY ONE
FARE FROM LAMAR AND LAS
ANlAAS. TO FULSOM AND RE.
TURN.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
RALTIMORE d OAaIO kAILROAD
SOHEDULk II XTFEOr. Nov. 10. lssi
Trains leave Delaware Avenue ISpo,;

For PhiIsdelphia and Chester, SlB, I 90
%, -, 10 ID AMI IL IA q. M; co. z %, 8 90
%, 10, btt, 0 80, 30. 8 70 and Is p. N
On sundays, 7 90, %, 10, 10 is andYf ID .
mi 90, 10, 8 10, 8 q. o 30 snd s Is p. N.
For OhicRRo, wheeling. Columbus Ano
Sandusky, daily, ! 40 q. m. and 0 40 y. m.
For Pittsburs, daily, 90 q. N. AID % p.
n.
FOR Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. LouiA,
daily, II 10 q. N. and 8 90 d. m.
For Baltimore aud Washington and Now.
Ark and HAyre do arHee, II 10 q. NJ; 2 40 and
90 Q. m. On Sundays, 7 10 and IL 10 =. M;
Yor SlngerIy, $40 and II 10 .. M; "a
6 40 and so p. N. and "a 30 midnight. Un
sundays, u 10 a. MI 2 tb, b 40 and 30 p. 10
fOk LANDkHBEktf,9 10 A. n .bunday
only. 1880 . N. and 2tt y. IN. daily
xoept Sunday. 30 p. u. daily.
Trains leave nIArhet Street Station.
Fer Phnhdslphia IS p. m. daily, eEoepl
sunday. Eor Baltimore 5Ss p. N.
| daily, except Sunday. BoI LAndsnberK
$50 and 1850 A. N. and G3S r. NJ, daily
| except Sunday; $40 .. N. Sunday only
t.eo p. n, daily.
1 The 1880 .. m. train connects As Eas
junction with Cincinnati and st. Loui
through express, daily, except Sunday. Tni
80 p. m. connects with Chicago and ~
Louis express daily.
pnis, daily, ~ oc. . l6. ", $3.50 .. m, q,
Daily, except SUNDAY, us Q. M, l,o
noon, At.1S, II 90 ., m.
Express trAinah
". NJ. CLEMENTS, O. n. LORD.
MANAGER. 0sn1 RAss, AEsEi
Telephone No. lp3.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
a Celestial DemostrAtion.

The scene which occurred in the United
States Marshal's office In San Francisco
when the % Chinese women, who had
been ordered to be returned to their
country were informed OF the fact is said
to have suggested paudem onium. Their
screaming and yelling" says the San
Francisco Bulletin, twas kept up without
lntermission for half an hour, the almond
eyed damsels throwing themselves upon
the floor and exhibiting all the signs of
the most frantic grief. A critical obser-
Walton of their movements, however, de
tected the fact that In the case Of many Of
them, at least, 1t was merely theatrical
Not a tear was shed by some who scream.
ed the loudest, while the faces OF otheri
were bathed In tears. They seemed &c
systematically relieve each other at inter
walls so as to keep up the general volt
OF lamentations and at the same time re
lieye the individual performance. IL was
very difficult to determine what the real
meaning of the scene was, but It was
probably an effort on the part of the
Chinese slave dealers TO show that these
women had come here In good faith ia
meet their husbands and were being sent
back against their wishes"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
WANhMAkER's


PHILADELPHIA, NJ onday, March IL. 1855.
mo, 1t can't be done here"
The offer was wish it
would be fair to give par
ticulars, but it wouldn't, and
we won't--to sell US at the
regular wholesale price an
article usually retailed and
paying a iair profit at IS
cents. and to give with it
gratis another article usually
sold at over so cents, We to
give one of the more costly
articles to each purchaser Of
the Is cent thing.
The offer was made by
good, honest sort of folks
who couldn't understand
that there Was a fraud In it.
Isn't it a fraud to pretend to
give you rs cents worth of
anything for a5l Sane men
don't do business that way.
We sell Sateens at so
much a yard and don't pre-
tend to give dress trimmings
worth double with e a C h
yard. II we did you would
know there was a lie some
where, c We n though you
might find it hard to catch.
And our answer was: "M0
az eaN't be done hsre."
We are led to print the
above because this is gu I
store birthday, You may
think us lacking in modesty
If Sc, you and we differ.
We haue no false bashtul
ness in stating our business
principles. We mean square
dealing, We sell bedstead!
as bedsteads, and mattresse.
as mattresses, and when yor
lcatch us trying to delud'