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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17
CIRCUIT COURT NEWS.

M. M. Fuc,...-.ss,;Ia
L,s.ssnsSs' Bowiingvs. L. Y N. r. r.
Continued.
]. L. Mosely 8 Son We. A. b. no" :
ard & Co. Dismissed, settled.
VIM. Bronaugh vs.. Matilda Bro
naugh. Divorce granted.
Bette Cornell VS.. John Cornell
Divorce granted.
Jas. G. McReynolds VS.. Princeton
Division of l.. e N. r. II. Verdict
for plaintiff for SIS damages.
VIM. and Martha Hays vs.. Phi
lander Pendleton. Appealed from
lower court. Judgment for plaintiff
for S62 so,
The case of Anderson Morse, col.
against the l.. s. N. r. r. for $500
damages for crushing foot last yea
at the depot, was the most importan
one tried Saturday, aud resulted il
verdict for the plaintiff for $1,000
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17
RAILROAD NEWS.

Mr.. John G. LOOMS, formerly OF
this city, has been promoted to the
superintendsncy Of the Short line
road, between Louisville and Gin
cinnati Henderson Journal.
The net earnings Of the L. u N. for
Novem Der, 1887, were 1926, 2S2'OS, an
increase of almost IT per cent, over
corresponding period of the year 1856
The people of Wavely, on the 0. V,
road are complaining about thatroad
failing to carry out its contract in re-
gard to depot accommodations.
A reliable gentleman OF this city
NEE r. P. Cole, the attorney for the
Ohio Valley II. r., on the train day
or two since, and in the course of a
conversation on the subject, Mr.. Cole
stated that in the course or tho aext
fifteen or twonty days his road would
have proposition to make to our peo-
pie looking to the Immediate extern
sion of his road to this city. MIR. Cole
further stated that the terms of his
proposition would be SO fair and lib
eral to Clarksville and its business
interest that he had no doubt OF Its
prompt acceptance.
President Kelsey and several oil
the directors had just returned from
! New York, said Mr.. Cole, after a
very successful mission in the inter-
est OF their road. Among other adj
vantages recently secured by the o.
IV. were terminal facilities in Evans
vile, which gave them access 10
northern and Eastern connections
and largely enhanced their facilities
and opportunities for doing business
Personally Mr.. Cole favored build
ing to Clarksville at once, and he
thought efforts to get here would
have been made several months age
but for the agitation of the Midland
scheme In Nashville.
Mr.. Cole did not outline the propo'
sirion his road contemplates making
our peoplc.-Tabacco Leaf.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17
cADIz,

You noticed the death aud buria
of Mr.. Lou Gaines. But the poor fcl
low just did hold out to get HON
and die among friends and relative.
reached home one evening and dice
the next day. lie was afraid TO e
to bed when foeling badly ON his wa,
home, for foar he'd never reach HON,
Sweet Home.
And az hare whom horns and hunters persue
Pants back TO the place from whence it new
So no had hoped, his long yexations passed,
Here to return and die ut home at last.
Miss Pearl Dyer has been quite
sick but is up again.
Cadiz can truthfully boast of 9
genuine poet in the person OF Mr.
Charley Mckinney of the Telephone
staff. Many of his productions bear
the true marks Of genius, and all OF
them, that of a refined and cultivated
taste. Did you know Mr.. Editor
that reading and reflection 10 more
common to retirement and leisure
than to hustle and noise. In cities
young men hardly stop to think, all
is business and making money.
Munsey and Burns were children of
nature, pillow boys, and had they
been raised up in cities their names
would be unknown to fame. The
most barren and sterile States of
Greec0produced her greatest thinkers.
Individuals like nations, rise by In
dustry, virture and bravery, and like
them fall by luxury, vice and wealth.
The noble spring at the foot of our
town instead ofsupplying the popula-
ton with natures best beverage is
only used for watering stock, when
$500 would raise its waters on an
elevation with the highest residence
in the city. What treasure we
have in this spring and don't aP-
preciate 1t.
The Ladies Missionary Society, OF
Cadiz, is Hurculean in its efforts to
give the chairman the right to the
tree of life.
Judge Kelly united in wedlock q
youthful couple in the Court House
to-day and pronounced his blessings
upon them.
The Dyer property was sold to-day
1t public sale for handsome prices.
A good deal of live stock also was
cried off by the Sheriff.
Good crowd in town in spite of the |
beautiful snow. @
Our Jockey Row can't be eclipsed
II Kentucky, greater yyApriety was
ever seen, tbnpEery --"|13om -uq'i
-T1ue& home.
Theirs hers and much drinking here
Icons in town. I BeTleReSs iour
cry small part of real felicity or
lisery consists in what legislation
IN either withhold or bestow and
nat mans chief bliss is ever seated
l his mind and heart.
The poor and unambitiouS have
Nv pleasures in life, greater than
nat enjoyed by Tom A. Shanta.
Those who constitute the basis Of
he great fabric of society should be
articularly regarded; for in policy,
5 architecture, ruin is most fatal
Then it begins from the bottom
Zen loose respect for law when leg
Station becomes excessive.
"To one and all a sweet good night,
Pleasant dreams and slumbers light"
OsTLER JOE.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17

Senator Faulkner, of West Vir-
ginia, when boy of ten years, got
lost in the mountains while hunting
aud wandered into den of bears,
where he succeeded in killing four
of the ANIMALS with no other weapon
than a single-barrelled shotgun. The
Senator ia regarded as the greatest
bear hunter in the State.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17
Tho citizen. OF Columbia, s. Q

The citizens OF Columbia, s. O.,
: were startled by an earthquake shock
ora the morning of the 18th. 1t was
tho first felt in many months and
buildings were severely shaken, and
doors, Windows and crockery ratified
in a lively manners The shock last
ed about ten seconds, and. the direc-
ton of the wave seemed 10 be from
north to south.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17
TOBACCO SALES.

Wheeler, Mills & Co. sold last week
4 hhds., as follows:
Z hid. new medium leaf-$9 30.
| hid. new common leaf-$S 90.
2hhds. new lugs-$6 80 to D 90.
Cant & Gather Co. sold last week,
Is hhds., as follows:
5 hhds common leaf-$5 00to 8 90.
IL hhds. lugs-$4 to 5 Is.
Hanbery & Shryer sold last week
7 hhds as follows:
hhds. common to medium leai
-$5 80 TO s so.
3 hhds. lugs-$3 so to 90.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17

Gov. McCreary is DESTROYS of hay
ing department of agriculture and
labor, with a secretary at lite head
With the pay of cabinet officer, and
Is bending his energies in Congress
10 that effect.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17

A bill has been introduced into
Congress to empower the Secretary
Of the Treasury, with the approval
Of the President, to use the surplus
to redeem United States bonds. No
better use could be made OF the mon
ey and the thought of getting out OF
debt, will meet with approval from
livery side.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17

A bill has been introduced provid.
ing that The Legislative power of the
Territory of Utah be vested in The
Governor and Legislative Assembly,
the President to appoint thirteen cit
izens of the Territory to constitute
tho Assembly the same to be con-
lrmsd by the Senate.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17

Frederick &. Schwatka, one OF the
founders of Odd Fellowship in the
United States, died In Oregon, last
week. lie was rs years old and was
a brother of Lieut.. Schwatka, the
Arctic explorer.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17

Col. Jno. b. Castleman has declined
10 accept the position of Chief of Po-
lice, of Louisville, offered him by
Mayor Jacob. Col. Castleman claims
that his private affairs will require
all of his time.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17

Interest continues to grow in the
Moody meeting now being held at
the Tabernacle in Louisville and
large crowds attend regularly re-
CARELESS of the bad weather which
prevails,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17

The Paducah News can be counted
in en- the "big numbers" for the
special edition for January does
credit to the city of Paducah, as well
as to the publishers OF the News.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17
An Exchange says the Dss,,;s,s /.

An Exchange says the D 1ssyn sold
n1S', oi An is'sh Who got this paper
~ nave to handle it with tengs,
Judging from its name. We think ii
would be good plan to remove il
up about Dakota or Minnesota, where
tie temperature could hold ii dvwn
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17
STATE OF ONO, Cry OF ToLEDo,(
LuCAs COUNTY, s. s.

STATE OF ONO, Cry OF ToLEDo,)
LUCAS COUNTY, s. s.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
no 10 the senior partner of the firm of
f. j. CHENEY & Co, doing business
in tho City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
of CATARRH that cannot be cured by
the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
+. j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in nv presence, this 9th day Of De-
cember, A. D., 1876.
~ A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
t~~)
p. Stalls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces of the sys-
TEN. Send for testimonials, free.
~. CHENEY Il Co.,
Toledo, O,
GaF- Sold by Druggists, rs Cts.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17

The train robbers, who have been
operating IN Texas and Arkansas
for the past year, have all been cap
tured and jailed.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17

The Mexican Mission to which
Hon. Jas. A. Mckenzie aspired, was
given to Il. S. Bragg, of Fon du Lac,
Wis.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-17
How Henry George.
Dr.. Moe

Dr.. Moo
water are sub =,
- " but I'VE want the
S'an'ially land should be held
,vsrnment--ths rentals
pay running expenses
would be unnecessary
cry man could have his own
Iarden, and poverty would DO
abolished"
DIR. McG.-"How can all thisb
arranged5"
E IL. G.-"That question Is
chestnut. I've been asked tia
hundred times (uever answered
Il thoD. Put my theories into
practice aud instead of having
one 'Goldr.i Shirt 'Eyou would
have Dozen"
DR.. McG.-"By Georgol Hen
rs, I'm with YOU" We will go
to NJ. FRANKEL & SONS, The
Old Reliable Sole Agents aud
Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing
and Furnishing Goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
philadslph,A Wilmington b Bal
Hmcre Railroad.
M A N AHn. uAAU

xrAkns WIN ieave WiinAangton - neaieo
Phil.aslphi. teIpress,, an ASH. ,,S
i; s.sa%Ios.siIS an sS slS e eps sSG 'Gs s & q. . /.
Is soS q 10, 90, 10 . 2, m.
.: II ifS x il & !, NJ. . b "a "a ia. ana
HeScn49d.uon, %. Is lM sA psA
New foffs %, "a 1@ sa % s@,pg,
nv : n, a.1 .. a1.Gp'ssA . %. 7s.
= Yor Wss. v e Ghssssr, via LAmoAin. . ana
For Eewark (OentreJ and intermediate ~.
bal Baltimors r. and an inisrmsaiass 3 Is,stions. NINA
ii RR.lsino9s q saS Il .ns q B Bay y line, SHa.
Yii = saS i o 1o :. NJ. q Y. i Il. "a "a sE
IF fs.ins nn fot bsls1sre Nv Division leave for,
hsw Castle, Ma s9S X d ~ Siss, 4; ,m'' LEA IA "a
Georgetown and Lewes. . .. IN :. . 70 D. L.,
seAford (express), 20 p. m.
HARRINGTON, Defmar, and way stations 80
Eaprsss foi HArri,ss0a, . u ,. N. Wa,
EIpless fcr bower. HsrrtnssOn, and ssa'
| mar, II. 20 . m. and II % Night.
Express for oape ChsrIea, Old Point Oon
fort, and Norfolk, II 10 p, m. nd II % Might
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for WI
| nington (eXpressl, i7A 20, 7n IN, sln
10 NJ II ID, II 20, II IS :. M, "a . ei. 4oa, .
aosonnOa. on; ~: s@ lon. ssS S p pos si m 1n "a
az. an. sfs sSs i0oa 10 % and II n p. IN.
serred 70 the ticket once al the staaon.
Trains s,.S marked thus arc limited sxprs
oaas; aensrsi i ksn.ssr ks esasrsi fs..snssl = M AZ
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
IA ALTIMOks q vssIW kAhLROA1 3

sOHMDuLH In KKFHOT. Nov. %, IL
rYAtns ieave J'slAwaio Avenue ilspot'
For Philadeiphia and Ohester, SIS, Z %,
fbb, %, 10 10 and IL II .. m; l %, 2 90, 90
1 o6, 10, 0 "a, o 90, 7 90, 9 % and sls p. n,
Un sundays, 7 oo, 7 bb, Q 10, 10 10 and II II ..
n, 90, 8 o., 10, ~, 0 80 and Q tb p. m.
For Chicago, wheeling, Columbus ano
Sandusky, daily, : 20 .. N. snd 20 p. m.
For Pittsburg, daily, 90 .. u. and u ,,
FOR Cincinnati, Louisville and st. LouiA
daily, IL 10 .. n. and 20 D. N.
FOR Bsltimors and Wash ington and rev.
ark and Havre de araoe. II 10 q. m; . % and
20 Q. N: On sundsyh 20 and IL 10 .. m
FOR SingerIy, SIS and IL 10 .. m, q ~
| 20 and 30 p. N. and II 30 midnight. Or
EOR LkNDEN BkRo, . 10 A. M.sunda,
| only. 1850 =. IN. and \ atb p. N. daily
xcspt Sunday. 0 % p. m. daily.
Trains Leave MArret street Station.
FER Philadslphis 70 p. N. daily, szosp
sunday. Fer Baltimore as ?. M.
daily, exeopt Sunday VeI LAndoaberB
$50 and 1850 A N. and ass 2. M. daily
sEcep' Sunday; s.n q n Sunday enly
rhc p.n 3. n. train connects at nAs
junction with Cincinnati and st. Loui
through express, daily, exoept Sunday. IN
$40 p. m. connects with Chicago and 81
Louis express daily.
Trains Tor Nilmington-IseAvs PhilAdel
phiA, daily, - %, 0 IL, 10, 5000 .. H., n
k0o. q 80, kGoo. Ato, a.eo. s.1s 10 % p. n.
Daily, except Sunday, T.lb .. n, lx-e
noon, VI IL. IL 90 D. m.
Express trainsE
VI. M. OLEMENTy, U. 4. LO1D.
Manager. GEM PAss. AEenl
| T0faph0nn No. lna-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

THKRE WILL 6s Uver one hundred
applications prestnted At the coming
term OF court for license to sell intoxl-
oating liquor, and there 10 no doubt but
q strenuous opposition will bo made to
many OF them BY the Law aud Order
sSoie'y. 1t will, however, be we'll for
those who Intend rem Jns.rALIng against
the granting Of licenses to rememb Der
tnAt In evtry case specific charges will
nave m lre effect than any other meaus
which may be en- ployed. Care should
also be exercised 70 make diiigent iu-
aaIy concerning The character OF she
applicants, And Ihe kind Of houses they
nave Oesn Keeping 10 the past, and BY
% d"ne h" msske OF having men
safned dsWn who have always obeyed
sue "a" VA no. Ue repsAyed We have
nsard OF eEo instAu ,es Vhere the Appli.
cAnts we're po.or!ous for having kept
oisorGeriy houses, no! no hing beyend
ngenerai renoDsrsnoe was died sgains,
uns@, And their Up olie Atious were
ktan@a, These .hinss should mot bs
overlooked In the 'urufe, and as there
"a yet time TO ascertain fAcs concern,
ing m'ny Il nos ell the applicants, III,
mat ef should be slenGed 70 withou
iuf'her delay. II these facts are OBJ
tAineo and tres'nied - the court sheI
uhi have mars itl renee In deteroin
'pg the'r ao.ion Ou tnelr lloenses thai
Al me hTgunen's that osn bs presen 10,
on eisher s'de, aud will also ore vent th
sotnlnz do~n o. msa uho keep ordeEl,
hou.ea and oney ,s4.sv
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
wAnAnAKnna.

We mean that your Clock
money shall do its most for
you here,
Or your money for Bronzes.
Fair prices on fancy priced
things. Single figures fit
for clock tops, 90c mp; side
pieces from IS q pair.
Near juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
News summary.

Seven mules wera found In the wreck.
ed coal mine at Rich Hill, Missouri,
Sunday. All Of them were in hne con.
dition, having had access to au
abundant supply OF grain and water.
This does away with the theory that
the explosion was caused by natural gas
or by foul vapor OF any kind, ~ such
an explosion is always followed BY
choke damp, which would have killed
the mules. The o1ronet's Jury has rem.
6sred . verdict csnsuIing 6sAts Inspec-
tor Wolfe.
In TeTrs HAute, Indiana, the mum ber
OF new cAees OF measles has averaged IS
q day for two weabs. In many of the
small towns In Illinois and Indiana the
sob ools have been closed since the liTst
OF the year. 10 VermI!llon, Ilinois,
there havs been 10 deaths. In OfAw
ford dvllle, Indiana, there were over 800
oases in the month OF March.
The Secretary OF State has received
csb oil message from United States
Consul Lswie, at TAngier, saying thai
the recent trouble with the Moorish
Government has been satisfactorily set
tied. No detsils are given, but II T.
stated at the Department thAt TIE term
are honorable to our Government.
August RInhArdt, Jacob Henkel anC
August Miller, three young burglars
were arrested In New York early yes
terdRy morning, while attempting d
break into the house OF Jacob Zssbaoh
or. Rsinhardt WAS shot In the sid
while attempting - escape from th
police.
George Burke, who is said to be th
man who gave the opium TO murder9
Piitman in New YORK, with which
latter tt OK his life, surrendered himsel
to the polios yesterday. Burke wa
committed pending the Ooroner's In
quest,
II Mrs. OathArlne O'Shaughneseey, Q
New York, who took q dose of canthp
rides ON Sunday, died on Monday. He
husband, Patrick, who also took som
of the poison ut the same time, rsooy
cred. He says tAey took the stuff Jul
. for fun.
An application was fled with tt
/ Board OF Psrdous In Harrisburg o
Monday for o rthearing in the case
{ johnson, under sentence of death II
q the murder Of Farmer ShArpiess,
a Delaware County, Pa.
9 J. Fl. Cox, an attendant In the inssi
i. hospital st Little Rock, Arkansas, hi
a been arrested on . charge OF Assaul
:, with intent to kill. 1t ia alleged tn
= he beat one Of the inmates almost
death.
Cross and White, the Absoondil
president and cashier OF the State N
u tionAl Bank, in Raleigh, Nor h Oar
d lima, were taken back there yesterdi
Ie from Canada. Bail is hxsd at e16. o
y in $50 IA case.
John Horn and VIM. Pfe9an, VIII
on . fishiHg trip, were carried over /
In lower falls at Rochester, New York,
% Saturday evening, and drowned.
lyl All the bankers OF Rochester, N.
O. York, yesterday signed m aRrsemt
Of refusing to accept Canadian silver.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
WAnAmAKnR's.
EI.ApztrnIA. Tuesday, April 10, lisa

FHnADsLTMA. TUESDAY. April ts, lssa
Merrily a. o mill stream
prices flow between tn e
banks of Dress Stuffs.
Summer Cloths In variety
plain, checked. and mixed.
White. capped Challis. 40 to
6pc; creamy Cashmere, soc
to $I.2s; shimmering Mo-
hair, Soc; and 80 on to the
white fancies for Infants
Outing Cloaks. Then that
little world of cottons: Cling
hams 10 to SOC, Sateens Ie
to 37ac, Chintxes z to Ia ac
Seersuckers S to 25c. Ba
siste Ia1c, Crazy Crep'
l2Ac - every one a trad
triumph.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
the school Board.

The regular bi-monthly meeting Of
the Board of Education was held last
evening with President Baird in the
chair. Amounts for repairs, etc.. we're
allo wed As follows: School No. 7, $40;
No S, Sal 50; No. 2, S25; No 9, ".
The committee ON new school house,
10 be erected on Union street near Della
ware Rvenue. submitted the following
bids, which were opened, read and fur
thsr consideration postponed until the
next regular meeting, two weeks hence:
Joseph Hammel, 34,925: PhilsmmA
Chandler, $40, ,99e. 80; A 8. Reed,
S20, ,914; William r. Beatty, SIC. .S43i
Calvin I. Swayne. $40. .080; William r..
Seeds. e2o. .S71; william Il. Jones,
sal ,035; Il. 8 Chris,y, sac, ,68%; J. B. d.
Seeds g. Bon, si9.a4l. a.; William J.
Hall, $4,000.
Mr.. Hall was subsequently permitted
to withdraw his proposal, as he stated
be had made . mistake In estimating
on the brick work.
Miss Mary d. Bonner was transferred
from school No. 10 to No. 10, and .
room vacated In the FIRST named school
The motion Of Mr.. Collins TO close tn,
schools during "May week" was de
feated by an aye and nay vote OF 10 to 8
The treasurer Of the board submittet
his report as follows:
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

THE JUDGES .Ls Lac.pa. O,urt In
= n'.Aue'poiA are suIl playing havoc
VIC 'he 'Aotns, and seem TO be fully
In.oimsd as to the charao,er and ante
oeoen,s Of every AppiicAut. s1me Of
wa saloon epe,s are more than sur.
pr'seo 10 hnd their evil oeeds aud vIo-
,s''ons OF the lAw, which they iondly
thoueh' ~ere buried aud fcrgosten yssrs
sso, now rla'ng In judgment sgAinsi
sAe =. fhe Consequence is, the Jud geE
nno no iron Die In obtaining sufi ,isni
n''o.hoe 10 Justify them under the In v
.ut log d1sn scores Of applicant
eEO-thirds.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

As THE city paid for hsting up the
comfortable quarters occupied BY the
police In the Il .kel Building, and also
pays the rent for lite use, IL seems TO rs
ehAt the alleged desecration Of these
rooms BY turning them into n beer So.
Aoon, 10 . mater for investigation by
Council. 81 long as this building ia
used % quarters 70: The police ii Is Q
par. Of the clty property, and Osunoll,
~ the custodiAns Of that property, Ger.
calmly has the right and the po wer, and
d becomes their imperative duty to
fully invesigAte suoh actions % are Al-
Aaged 10 have taken place last Saturday,
night The assembly OF young men
who meet In the front reom, indiS.
nAnhy denies that the beer was drunk
In their quarters, consequently IL mus
AAve been used In the room occupied
BY the police. Tho name OF the mar
o. men who ordered the beer TO be sem
shere should be AsoeftAined, and II bt
10 an ofii jer he should be dismissed
from the foros, let b N be whom he may
without fear or favor. The names oil
every officer who took pars In this dis
grAoeiul orgle shnuld Glso be obtained,
and their i'm nediAIe discharge asked
FORT thsn the resp lnsib'lIty will bt
placed where 1t belongs. The thirteen
I'M >eTs who leit their districts un pre-,
tecsed while Ihey spent . part Of th,
night attending = political meeting
should also receive the attention o
Council, as each OF them are guilty o
violation Of the Law. The mem Der
OF Council owe II to themselves, rs vel
As to the oihHsns, to see that this m ~
ser Is fully inyes1igs'td, and while y
believe that Mayor R1oads will do hi
du'y in the pttmlses, IL Is also props
thAt ooun,il should put their seal {
condemnation on ii.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

STRONG RREoRTs are being mAda BY
prominent cltizsns 10 secure the consent
oi Mr.. Joseph Pyle 10 become candi-
date for the tffi 70 Of Mayor on the Be
publican Ticket. Mr.. Pyle would make
Il very sfioient Mayor. and would no
doubt enforce the law.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
HLLMIH9rOH . A0R TMERaK .

Time table IN erect NOV 10th, 1851. 1rAiI
FER leading, Birdsboro, Joanna, BpTins
Aeld, WaynesbuTE Junction, Manor, Potts
Vile, TAmaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wor
norsville and su points on the Philadelphia
an6 sot EeealnT sanG, T. r. 1Ua =; m and a'sH
ton, Ooatesville Embreevillo, LenAps
UhAdd'B Ford and DuPonts AND tnterms
date poinN,7.o 7.os Am, Ztb, and Z Sc .. IN.
FOR OoAtesvtlls and intermediate points
ct 90 G. M, q - and EB D. IN.
Tor West Ohsator, 7 .oa 9. me- AAS and ~
D. N.
For Kew Bridge and intermediate peint;
s.lb p. N. and on Saturday, At 20 and II II
D. m
On Sunday for heading and intermodiAA
points, at Q % q. m, nnd for Springfield AM
intermediate points at . bb p. m.
A. @. MUOADSLAND, y. h, HlBBAKD,
SupsYintsndont f1onp PAss Az
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Sale Of COWS,

L. W. Stidham & Son, euc:ioneers
sold at public tAle for Il. l. Roberts, n
his farm Dear Thurlow. on Monday
cavs a, t45. $50, 800, $51, 644, $40 80
S5s, 1858 80, $40, 6a7, 648 S46 sac, 5000
81 SAC 30 $50, $50 90 $40, $50, $50 so
$40; average for 22 head, Sl8 o.; bulls
$50, S3s Ss2i plgs, $3.50 each; chickens
81 20 per pair.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Rosoos oonkiing Dying.

NEW YORK April 10.-Roscoe Oonk
ling was in dying condition yester-
day. Late In the afternoon . portion Of
the temporal bone WAS removed, and
m IL pistered, the patient remaining un.
conscious during the operation. Whils
the operation gave chance for recov-
cry, the probabilities are all against it,