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Noticel 20 Lienholders,

To all persons holding liens by Judgment
or otherwise. on tho real estate. or any.
part tliereoi, OF o. l., Birtdher and
Philip MeneSTi
In pursuance OF n decree Of tho circuit
court of Preston county, made In cause
therein pending, 10 subject tho real estate
OF tho said g. l.. Birtcher npd Philip
Menear To- tho satisfaction OF the liens
thereon, YOU arc hereby required to pre-
sent all claims hold by you and each of
you against the said u. l.. Birtcher and
Philip Menoar, which arc lions on their
real estate. or any part OF u, for adIudi-
cation 10 mo, at my Office. In Kingwood,
West Virginia, on or before the 18th day
of July 1888,
Given nndec my hand tbis 18th day Of
June, 1893.
HENRY CLAY HYDE, CONS
VIM, g.. Brown, Counsel. 10 4
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"KrSowooD, w Va,
8. 10. 1888.
To MARY BLACKnURv
DEAR FRrrED


But she could write no more Her
hand could not guide the pen Dear
Friend" were the last words she ever
wrote. but they told that her heart and
hopes we're still with the Society Of her
choice, in the quiet, sweet faith Of
which her ancestors for more than two
centuries had lived and died She fell
asleep quietly and peacefully. leaving
smile lingering upon her face which
vas remarked by many who saw her
last
a husband two daughters. grown.
and son, thirteen years Of age, mourn
the loss Of a wife and mother. such az
are found in few homes and these
survivors tender thoir heart felt thanks
and gratitude to the dear friends and
neighbors Of Kingwood for their ss-
sistanco and sympathy 10 tho last sad
hour when they laid her away
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after lingering FOR about FIVE weeks,
William Il. Potter aged, about AZ
years. The Doctor was liked by all
who knew him and his family has the
sympathy of all. An obituary will
be published next week.
MILLER
Kate Miller died May 10, IS, near
Tunneltoh, West Virginia.
Never has this community been called
upon to lay to rest one more univer-
sally beloved or on to whom God has
more wonderfully revealed himself in
keeping anu perfecting power.
Kate was born March ~, 1885. At
the age of ID she was afflicted with in
famatory rheumatism which soon left
her helpless invalid-one truly shut
in-for during twenty long years she
sat in her chair or lay on her couch,
stifened in every joint.
She was converted at the age of Is,
since which time her christian life has
been one of growth. Believing that
home in heaven would repay her for
all her suffering here, she grew into a
happy, patient sufferer. In her home
life she beautifully exemplifed all the
christian attributes. She labored not
only for the salvation of those of her
own household, but all those who came
within her reach felt tho influence Of
her pure life. The little church to
which she was often carried by loving
arms will never bear more sanity
name upon its records. She was in
terested in all good works, and many
of our boys who received their blue
ribbon badges from her hands will thank
God for q friend who had their real
interest at heart. Many who read this
notice will recall crippled form which
they have seen year after year on the
Tunnelton camp-Pround, and some will
remember her testimony-always of
praise TO God-just such testimony
as she left when God released her from
her bondage of suffering and opened
wide the pearly gates for her reception.
HoKE.
Mrs Rachel Wood Hoke, the only
daughter of the late Hon. Day Wood,
of Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, was
born in Fulton Township, Lancaster
county, Pa, I'm. sod. 1888, and died
at KingwoOd, West Virginia, I'm. BOD.
1888.
She was married in Philadelphia,
Jan. 16, 1868, to Joseph r. IIoke. Be
ing member of the Society of Friends,
and her husband not, the marriage GER
emony was performed by the Mayor,
Morton McMichael, at the La Pierre
House in the presence Of few friends.
Mrs. Hoke was most estimable lady
of cultured tastes, sweet temper, and
amiable disposition. She was intense
ly practical in the application of her re-
ligious and moral views to the every
day affairs and walks of life. Tn tie
domestic circle, her sweet temper and
gentle disposition always made it sun
shine-no shadows were there-no
frown ever crossed her face--no harsh
or unkind word ever fell from her lips.
Though an invalid for years, she never
murmured or grew impatient, but to
the last was cheerful and resigned. A
few weeks before her death she received
the following letter:
LITTLE BRITAIN,
monthly NJ,
5. IL. 1888.
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Trains daily except Sunday. Tho right
TO change This schedule without notice Is
reserved. CD, SHAFFER.
General Manager,
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, BRITAIN,
MoNTnLY NJ.
5. II. 1888.
PLEASANT GROVE.
RACHEL HoKE {:
DEAR FRIEND +:

DEAR FRIEND:
Thee being a
member Of this monthly meeting, & /
being ono Of committee TO inquire after
some Of our members who have re-
moved from amongst us aud settled
within the limits Of other Meetings,
whether they wish their certificates sent
after them, and what Meeting 20 direct
them to, would like thee to inform
roc at as early date as convenient in
thy own case and will report the same
10 this Meeting. MARY BLAcEnURN
Address, Pleasant Grove. Lancaster
Go Penna. F"
Frail and weak, her daughter placed
her at the table, put pen in hes hand
and attempting 10 reply, her trembling
hand wrote
ffTC $4,000. w ".
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pEAD.

Died, on Friday, July 6, 1888,
after lingering FOR about FIVE weeks.
William Il. Potter aged, about 40
years. The Doctor was liked by all
who knew him and his family has the
sympathy of all. An obituary will
be published next week.
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ApvERTIsINu RATEs :

Al. HrsowoOU. rRrsrOE COUNTY. ". VA.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
a. AaIonrnad -.


An AdiOuPned session Of the Street
aud Sewer Department was held LAST
sveninR.
The Postal Telegraph Company waaI
granted permission 70 change the route
Of their line as f0lloWG The line will
enter the city from Sixth street 20
Madison, 70 Fifth, 70 Orange, 10 Fourth
spd Market stroetas where the new
ofiee Wi'l be locatsd.
The following report IL furnished sec
retary pro tempore GawthFop:
Martin Riley, the contractor, wRs
present and looked As warm - any Of
the ommlsgioneru, aud demonstrated
that be WAB equally sharp when he an
sWered that ha would make . certain
contract for "tWenty. oents per Cubic
foot II / cannot make Is for twenty
sight cent?" He didn't get It Of either
pTies. AZ balm, however, he was
given the contract for mAeAdamiglne
0aymont street from HeAld 10 BAilFoad
avenue and Eleventh street 20 Twelfth
street ct Is cents per square yard. Tue
N alter Of abandoning the public spring
on Wast Fourth street was briefly men
tioned, merely As . matter OF con ment
bot the opinions OF the comm missioneFI
- expressed Indicated that such an 90
ltton was by no meaus unlikely ~ somt
future time. This. Mr.. GAWthrop
Thought, would be when the uiOpiAn q
scheme Of . street railway out Fourth
street was began. He Eaid:
"5ush . road would be Of inastImAbl
value in opening mp q very large and
popular district. The only obstacle here
toiore 10 such . project, the steep REAdl
between TatnAll and West streets, could
and should be overcome BY . direct cui
through the hill, the cut 70 ba hridRed
over At West and Washington streets
or by au inclined approach begin
ninR a. Oranae or Shipley streets. pre-
feFAbly ~ 0rAnRe;" the latter remarh
as he thought OF his own place OF buEi
meas. The Electric Light Company and
John L. Malone were notified 70 removl
the obstructions In front Of their estAb-
lisbments.
All the saud bids handed In were 70
jsOted upon the ground that the cltl
mad an abundance OF superior SAINT
which could be gotten sut with muol
less coat At9 80 O'CLOCK the commits
sion adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
rno,aMhu nm.

Anuie Wsloh, aged Il YlAht Y
srAl debility. InlermsnI hRlii
Osmttsry.
Sam uel, infant con Of JOth y
slmms, aged s months q I
causes. Intormertst Nj. sl.'s
Ella, infant daughter Of Bad
Annie MoCallum, aged 6 noilaI
tarment At Cathedral utnei,l
Susie, infant daughter Of Is,
Caroline Wilson, altd ! -
cholera iniAEtlm. luieinEI :
Peters.
George BATenOEob, A1ed Y T.
dropsy. Interment AZ CAll'ia'
terry. -.
Anton, infan, son Of Aiiai
Anna Meyers, aged IS no5Ia
ment AI Cathedral Usmelsii
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
ADl.sinEul,h,alrn,lr

Rev. Alfred z. sdan, va
preach neEt sabbath 10 D,lv,H
nue Baptist Church, Ia nuIlh
we'll ~ . preacher, We niml
that for some years hs WI % d
toriAl stan OF . PArislau paps, V,|
special Correspondent hsl lnnal
tensively over Rutops. HtEMpl
In Rome during the sitting 4
EeumenioAl Council, ard Asinl
esoApod being shut up 10 PRa u
tho siege ny The PruItAnI HlInI
graduated A. Regents Pm G1
London, and has held pviuid
Lon iou and Liverpool, hkl
country Mr. 6edden is LHa
writer ~ well ~ = preschst N
EnRllshmAn ard rot a. oil An
IL, yet be iS such AZ AdnIrE 4 Z
cans Aad thsir iustliltlOnI itAhd
bis children TO grow up AnEiEi
for that purpose has reotnlI y
this county TO lake up bis pm
abode with ~,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
rhe Yellew Esvsr AbsanE

JACKSONVILLE, Fls., Aug. l8.-Thdre
hAA not been q new case OF yellow feVer
nr a death dudng tie list As hours, = pa
4ha I cling has bee 1me far moIe hopei n.
PafIeors : are all doing well, three hAyl hg
bten diseba z, from Sand Hills b6spi lAl
to.gsy as cured. TIE Board Of HeaNt
exrre.se- the hope that the disease Gas
h I'm driven out, and that, the worst We
ing now ever, ttey believe the city v III
rapidly resume lie normal conultioh VI
aetiyiiy and prOspeIity,
Peopl Gu tiaus 20 leave the town. put
tisLot nov So much from ieelinG OF
fear as 5ecause Of the para'ys Of TRADE
and In The Inability TO secure Work hdre
or to make a living. There hi az Ihe
came time, disposition on the part OF
many to II t1rn hume, owing 70 the nope
ful report, Of the past two days.
The work Of sanitation and disintsctipn
n nearly cOmI mIlrte1, except In the the
tuburb Jacksonville Is on7 OF the
clsunrst OF cities to day, but TO Aceo m
nj sh thts las Been a hercnlean taSk.
But little Ol 10 terest was tTansAciel AZ
the citizens meeting ~, day. The quhs-
tion Of quarantine against portions oil
South Florida infected with disease was
discussed but action was deferred. The
Board Of dealth di.cusssd the same ques'
tion, but Ike wise deferred action for "a
h1ura. Numerous contributions have
come from citizens at home and AbroAd
ald yet there Is no suaering among The
poor.
A telegram from the Florida ConRr s
si0nal urleRatiOns says that Presidenl
Cleye aud 10 day assured the delegation
that hs would al once take steps TO secure
the immediate use Of tl5O,OOO Of fluid:
coming over from last year for the pur
pose Of stamping out yellow fever il
Florida Various cities and iudlyld uali
have sent kilograms OiienLg hnRntia
aid.
If the tGorts OF the Board Of Healtl
and the Clt.zcu,' Auxiliary Association
In enleayoLug 20 drive out yellow ieye
IL mlI-A ugubt a E fully successtul, a
nov seems probable, this will prove INA
yellow fever cannot gain permanent foot
tng IN an ordinarily cleanly locality. Il
this la itude, aud that the disease can. !
Coutrg. led
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
-..v.,mn.aams

Yesterday the heat vas intense, and
there were q number Of persons over
eome BY tha heat. The mercury and
s,Old eol'' had no TeRavd for snifeIing
and the msroury CLIMBED up
% the notch Of 81 degTeeI
A. the drug store Of Y. James Belt -
Sixth and Market stTeols, the ther-
monsteT Of 3 D. N. Registered 70 degrees
desplte the fact that Il hAnRs IN
shAdsd place where the sun cannot pos
ably strike II. In other pArta Of the
city the mercury reached " degrees,
aud vhere exposed TO the sun over 100
degrees In the rolling mills the heat
YES Intsnse, bat ieW cases are reported
where the men were compelled 20 gull
work. BrlcklAyers also suffered greAL.
IL, tut the majority Of them continued
3, their lAbors. Three Of the men em.
pioyed on the new sewer on Market
street we're so far overcome By the heal
ns 20 be compelled 70 quit work.
One Of the A ssistAng Street Commits
alonsr Dill's men was compelled 70 Gull
work, bat returned 10 an hour. The
atone mAsons At work on the houses ol
/ Francis Bradley, over Eleventh stree
bFidae, were compelled 10 quit UoT 4 q
noon and remAirsd idle the rest OF TIT
day. BsDjAmin Lloyd, employed -
telegraph operator ct the Sixth avenn'
station OF the Wilmington and North
ern Railroad Company, vas oVsTcoD'
By the heat yesterday Aflernoon. H.
was taken to his home, No. SOl Wea
Sixth street, and DIR. Peter Cooper sum
! moned. Late last night he was better
! but was still seriously Ill.
The captain OF VAnderbKes zach
Alvn, nt the wharf Of The Harlan ant
HollinRsworih Company wAa AlEo over
come BY the heat, bat was much bette
| last evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
VIEWS sUMuaRH.
Bax- aaksrs on BtEiho-Saaobsd 70
BeaGh-A MurdsESr KesPIrsd-oaFEsts
Hmpfovea.

y4ox. sgaMsrs on BaRlko stabbed 70
DeaGh-A MurdsESr KssRIrsd-osrEsts
Improves.
At Baltimore Yesterday $50 men EN-
0loysd by J. n. Thiemeyer & Co box
makers. went or strike because they
learned that the drm was about to par
chase machines for mailing ho1es. MI
Theme, er claims that be could net get
Isuiieteut n amber OF unioa men 70 MI
hIs orders and was compelled 70 buy the
machInes. The Knights Of Labor will
support the strikers.
Policemen Joteph Rosenberg and
james W. Jones we're stabbed TO death
Yesterday morning at Louhyille, Ken
lucky, BY Charles Dilger, formerly pri
yate D ,liceman. digger was beating
womsnllud the policemen attracted y
her cries broke into the house and az
tempted 10 arrest Dilger, with the resul'
stated
Charles Giblln, who shot Madeline
Goetz in her husbands bakery IN New
York ia FEBRUARY last, and was cen eneed
to be hanged, has obtained respite
/ His case has been taken 10 the Court o.
Errors and Appeals
Robert Garrett continues 10 improve IL
heal, b and bis friegds ard family are con
lhient Of bis recovery. It is expected
that he will be removed 10 Newport mex
| week.
Andrew Garrett, the only survivor o
the original manufacturers OF Ieaper
aud mowers, lied on Wednesday 3
shelby, Ohio. He was 70 years old
c. Houser & Sons -four mill at Al
toona, PeDua was burned last evening
Los, SIS 900; fully insured. The mr.
resulted from spontaneous combustion
Ia saloon row in Chicago yesterday
James HeHneterry, lumber suoyer, Gu
the throat Of Patrick Banks, bartender
causing his death.
Edward Hanlan, Jr., young son o
the oArsman, wAs burned to death at To
lr1nto, Onsario, on wednesday night
while playing with matcbei.
All the cigar factories at Havana Cuba
except Senior Gener's, continue elosed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
nn,nlnr Of me sesson.

The amusement season will open At
the Academy OF Music this evening
with George Wilson's Gilded kAsto-
dons In MinslTslsy. While It Ia not
olAlmed that Wilson is the funniest
man on the minstrel stage, II is admit
.ed, even by bis competitors, chat he V
the mo ost original, and that bis Renius
lies IN the line OF unthought OF features,
and there isn't . minstrel company any
where that does not initiate and often
utterly spoIla his best hits. Wilson'e g
fun is Of the kind tbA: doesn't sit well
on any body else.
But his originality gDea further than
hia individual delintAtioD. Itpervsoea
his company and colors bis entertain
msnt Ia . Wuy that never falls to steAte
surprise and strike the audience In 2
rev spot Of their humorous nature. and
bis fun iI superior becsuse fTeah As well
aB crisp. On this company and It's sp-
polntments much money and genius
have been expended, and the PATTON Ii
surs to be pleAVtd. His music is oi
almost svery shAde, from the classic e
the bufJonio, and ho has eliminated Al
the chestnutesqus speciality business.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
wnnnn nnnnol vo,a.

OLrMPGA, W. T., Aug 10 The Su-
preme Conrt OF Washit gton Territory has
decided that the Law granting suffrage to
women is unconstitJ tlonAl. The grounds
Tor the opiaion were based on the fact
that the Legsla,ure exceeded powers
granted by Congress. Tue Court held
that the word "ciIlzsn" iu the organic act
can mean nothing else than male citizen
The opinion contained 7O00 words, aud an
appeal will be taken ~ the Supreme
Court Of The United States
The peculiarly Of the legislation en-
woman suffrage In the territory 10 that II
lie the second law passed and the second
tim It has heen declared uuconstitution-
al under the Original law pass By
srge majority In the Legislature. Two
Yeas Ego an election was held and wo-
men cast yotes in all the counties. Then
the Supreme Court oyerruled H. Again
few weeks ago, the Legislature passed
| the aE AID this has met the fame late.
The territory Is a stronghold Of prohlbi .
tiOn and women suffrage Hdvcca ts, and
they VIII fight this case 10 the court oi
| las, resort.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
FIFTH. EDM1
narlaa afA

PorTsyILLM, Aug lANlA
henry Hoek, q Pott'A iS a.N I,
ceivtd police that hislls h0th,,
been protested by = Not lSi nj
county bank. Mr.. ilenhuig Dts
that be had given eA''1i Wal
asked for further pa 'lea nOt
ed word last eyeuip .4iH. Hlisl
discounted . series tha' The blrt
q. W. Tobias, VAll' ,0'e s0'e lor v. d
that they natured >, StE Y druyea,
for 3 IS, August 30 'AIE,. Aud
9 for $500, Sept mr. t1l, Stpkl|
ber t461. Mr.. Hock = loF bN, d
burg BANKS Pottay r,.el on IAe I'd
eceing the alleged v.oIesIondail
nounccd them Tory, a''''' al OAH \
W. r. Tobias y. 70
charged with the ,,a.. a..e'sl ! I. J'fa,
note aud was helg a. St,0 ~ me Et',
The ToblRses h. N.Y., W. 'Iu p "
business for som lin - - A
well 10 the Mah,osSo IVY WEE, sloa
Tobias Is the un,p m N. w w
hrm, aud Il isnJ ba ~, uee
teveral thoussd dol a.,
nephew trArAetion, +,
that q rclAtih in D.up,lD -.
been fieeeei Ut Of slO,0T, M,
got tndgmen'in this count, isr
eution on II sas placed n h.
deputy sheri' yesterday. m. u ~
rived at 'rreLont lust m a. ~, II
cattle had beu delivered % 49,.
Tobias and tt once scltel nm \,
an addltlonn levy was made o. MI
the creditor.
hr. Hock will not lose s5y,b,,A
forReries. The Mllltrburg I'm
to have a. indemrlaeati5p ~
Tobias wh) is a weal,hy h,n,,
the paper hey discouutei IN,
but It is htimAted that NJ / n
forgery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
nnllh nnmrort b ID Aa.sll

Mr.. Henry p. Sluliet ltVlhl,I
mem bsts OF the Press 70 -
last evening, and ai'ei 7 ~ y
they pronounced u to h at.- ,,,,,'
lated that Il would be SalAssl ...,'i }
she hottest WtSiher' Vf ~
Weighing $40 pounds A'd ~ ~.
very freely before eutsiiIs 1! n. H..
It very comfortable Al osis w.
wish 10 visit the mlnslftl IN y.
this evening may do 80 Sli..s, ...',,,
sion or suffering from Ih' W.. 4. n
Mr.. Moses informs ui ill. ", ~ 4
Of the miustTels eIeAty ~, 4. \
ity any former troupe AlS NJ. ,', I,
q deserves great credit ioi iia,,,. ls M 4
enterprise, As well IS 'l' li'@
age Of the public
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
N nor UAsBs.

Michael Kirk was fined I and cost by
Judge Turner this morning for baing
drunk ami dlsorderly,
Charles Jones, cOlored, was CHARGED
with committing an assault on n IA
st.v,u, also col, red The eyiience
show hat the parties had been playing
vi "a b other when the proseeut tri1
Atr the accused with broom. lhii
he rarntel, hence the suit. The JIl igl
decidcd that the charge was not sust lin
ed and the prisoner was discharged.
This morning Alfred hCCracken, Jonas
Heck and Joseph Springer we're arralgn.
ed before Judge Turner charged With
drunkenncss II seems that after jonas
caught the alligator In the Brandywine
aud sold H. lie hunted up his colleagues
aud went on glorious drunk with the
proceeds The Judge gave the entire
party some good advice, and then aen-
fenced them 10 pay $40 aud costs each
which will send them 10 jail 70. the lexI
90 days,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
DIELI.
OnMas-In an cILr- nn thn ~ lnll,nt

OoM rs In this city, on the l4lh instant,
Phllip Combs, Agel % years.
Relatives and fglenda are respeetfully in
vited TO attend tho funeral from his late
residence, Paunsy ,vania avenue and Union
street, on kFidAy Aftarn Don At 3 clock. Ser
vico8 at the h0nge, lnlefmOnt at Whining
ton Rld Br&ndywins Cemetery
W WELuH.--On tho 18TH inst, Annie Weleh
in tho o7tn year OF her age.
kunerai from the rasidbnce OF hsr son, a3i
spruce street, on saturday afternoon, fu
neral private.
Hh liz In Philadelphia, on the 18TH inst.
Emma Jessie daughter Of U. r. and Mar
L. hall, Egod one year.
Rslattve5 and friends OF the family at
respectfully invited % attend her funera
frOin the wharf, foot OF Fourth street, on tn
arrival OF tho boat from PhilRdslphiB, q
saturday at ~ m' lnterment ut hiVervioV
Gem stery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
EinnE ON IL.

Last evening three bicycle riders from
this city and one from Reading wheeled
from this city TO Braujywlnc Summit
camp, a thing which they have been
doing every evening since camp begun.
These gentlem, have heretofore returned
the same evening, but last night
they got very badly stuck on something
and did not return untIl this morning
Tue REPUBLICAS's scribe would ike tC
know what tie "something" was,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Jvo BreaE Downs

About Q O'Clock this morning a cart
loaded with bricks, belonging TO Pierce
Il BeetOn, brickmakers, had tire came
of one Of the wheels when al Eighth and
Market streets and the bricks had 10 be
unloaded To another cart
About II As clock this morning the
nut Of the right hind wheel OF one Of the
Greenbank Ice Compaby's wagons, came
of and the wagon dropped on King
street above Third. Fortunately no one
was Injured.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
A Ian pslIysJ

HANNIBAL, Mo- Aass" ~
morning fourteen prisoner .n
escape from the county lsa,,,ll ~
PalmyrA Egress Was sa'.,, ~,
ing out one OF the lafle s,ysg s.',,,s|
vail, aud through tls 'g N,
made the prisoners maa' ,,,T,r| ~
There we're tWeuty'eiall ~
fined in the jail, Anoss
Joseph Claim, The uuFasl. ,,
Hunolt. He refused 70 A'''f
cape ,bt, a
time OF the delivery, Anl u ~
formed OF the o-cnfrenc.'1, n
IL or4auizel a possr, ~ hin
search Of the equity y M. 4
-Four OF the prisoners
captured
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
A model Pinoe.

The oriols shaving saloon, No. 8 East
Third ttrset, is 3 model ebtAbishment,
and since II has been under the exolu.
sive control Of John 4. Nesslsln has
become one OF tho fAvoiits resorts Of
these needing anything in the tonsorial
line. The tAlkAtive barber has almost
become proyCrbiAl, bat 10 this place
they Rre unknown, and the pAITOus ArI
INST pressed 70 be sham pOoed OF told tha
tonic is an absolute necessity 10 prevent
their hair falling out.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
wan De Invsslig Atsd.

A the request Of tue family Of Philip
Fl. Combs, who di,d from injuries re-
colyel on train Of cars at his coal yard,
Coroner Barnhll summoned the I'll low
ing II rs this morning to Investigate tho
cas- u 0 r. Al e,e, hrOr.e II Marpie
George W GuodDcy, Harry W. NJ Iutire
Gtor e T. Roberts. II A. Blsks, c W
Pyl. s. Cu,2crtaul William Z, Long
The jury IrUcrr4cl 20 th- silebte o
the drcrIrel amt ate, being sworn or
gapizei by elocti Z neuTgg Adele fore
man, aud WiliAu Z Long secretary
Then then a. I,uIrntl . meet next We'd
nesd y ai er.OOu az = O'Clock a. the Ger
Oner gfli,r.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Enrnnnnn

A. J. BnulHy Was elected president OF
HyStt's Military Band = few days ago,
aud was tendered . surprise by the bsHd
last evening" at his residence, No. $40
Jetierson street. After rendering sew
erAl noe selections the members OF the
band we're invited into the house, when
an elegant TepRst WAS served TO them.
Mr.. BoulAy feels highly fsttered by the
attention shown him by his fellow
members OF the baud.