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Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
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WASHINGTON, Nov. B-trhe Supreme
douFt Of the United States to-day heard
sumant In . case OF Interest to Pfohi
y lists and steamboat men, viz.
Lewis N. CLARK, plaintiff I'm error, vs..
ths Common wealth Of RennBylvAuiA
Ozark, who was master Of she exauraion
steamer MAJ flower, run1ing between
Pltaburg and McKes'E Ro cka, was con.
voted Of violation OF the Aw OF Perm
bylVaniA prohibiting the sAls OF liquor
without license, and was sentenced 10
Imprisonment. Application for . writ
OF hAbsas corpus was rsfuked BY Jus.
tioes Harlan and Bradley, Of the Bu.
premo O urt, and tho ehse was then
brousht TO The full SapTsm Q Court
IFS claimed in behalf Oh the plaintiff
N error that the State Jaw was not
mtHnt to spply to htaamb4Ats erRseed
"a navigation; that the sffdcl Of the iss
would be to prohibit the d ale Of llOuor
on boats and not regulate n, as atSt d
by the act, and that unlesb ths Law Il
h Id not to apply 70 steau hboAt vssse's
with baTrOoms will be prevented from
entering the State of Pcnu syivnniA. l.
10 further claimed that C8rRresa alone
has the right 10 regulate odmmsroe, and
thAt the lieeuEe to engage In the COST
leg trade granted the vessel by the
United StAfeB carries with lt the right TO
exchange comm iities, Including liquor,
and that the stAte law is, therefore,
The court, after hearing argument By
MT. v l.. Blerd for the IplAintifi, de.
ellaed 70 hear argument on behalf OF
the Commonwealth This action, Il Is
believtd, Indicates that the Court Il
prepared to decide In favor Of the StRts
On the case ~ presented by counsel for
CLARK.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

The polls opened throughout ibis city
as soon after O'Clock this morning A.
arrangements could be made, The dRv
opened with indications of rain, but BY
O'Clock the clouds had blown over and
inner and more pleasant dAy could
not he wished. Up 10 noon to-day Il
Waa the general remark that ) more
quiet tleoiion was never known In vii.
minRton.
Tits known that the vest pocket voter
10 out in force and that Considerable
scratching 10 INDUCED in, MessrB. DonA
hoe, Alien and Hickman being tbs
principal sufferers, but on the other
hAud there is . considerable plumber OF
Republicans who voted fer thesb gentle
men, and In part makes mp for the
Losses. There are fewer druphan men
around the polls than were sVeF Bsen
before, end 1t WAS . general remark
that there was general absence OF the
rough element.
"Chlok" Foy 10 one OF the De ooratlo
window men In the Second waIFd, Bso
ond and Walnut streets, and 10 doing
work for Cleveland and reform.
james O. Aiken, an old and respected
oluAen, was challenged amongst the
early voters at Nlnth aud Dupont
streets, but Mr.. Aiken convinced the
Inspectors that be Was entitled 10 Q vote
without having TO 20 home for his
papers. He war, however, In d no very
AmiAbls mood over being ohAlldnR ed.
The vots cast to-day will be b small
one, II the forenoon vote IL Q blIteFlon
70 judge by. Up TO noon only
100 votes had been oAlt In tba Second
ward, 81 Second and Walnut streets,
l2s ct Sixth and Church, Fourth ward;
100 at Eighth and Pine, Eighth ward;
lao ct Fifth and Spruce, so At Eleventh
AMI Lombard, 1i3 OF Eourteanth and
sTench, 100 81 Eleventh and Washing
ton, va ut Tenth and Orange, ITO ct
Eighth and TAtnall, 221 NJ Sixth AND
Madison, 1l5 81 Fifth and Madison, IlB
~ Second and Christians, 90 dc Front
and Madison and $50 At Seonnd and
rAtnAll. Not q single arrest had been
reported up 10 noon 70 day, and the
police are standing around the polls a.
II their occupation WAS gone.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

terrible secret will be REVEALED to
morrow evening, at No. I'D French
et'eet, Ross ter and Rlley's dancing
academy The Dark Secrtt Social
Club" will give the first hop Of the sea-
son win iull orchestra, Thompson In
cluded' The event OF the evening will
be the walizlng contest, in which three
couples VIII participate. MIR. Joteph Ros.
siter has been selected as referee, and
Mons Adele will act as tiue.keepar.
me prize VIII be handsome gold badge,
and the lady will be presented with 1
gold TluR.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

South Carolina has q self-snpP :,
penltentiAry. The cash reosip .sr
Institution this year have %. ose a,
066 Il, aud the expenses gu e = "a
fng . net cash profit Of " 49, 40 S,,t
institution owes el4, l62 ~ o. VI
dehiadness and has to cover 'p "a
Sl4 600 due from contractors ~ sTI
bales Of cotton. the two items O iva
timAted ct S24 900. This VIII ,Is n
actual cash surplus Of somelh'pA :
than SIS, 400.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

PITTsBuRG, NOV 6-ur. G p etIp.
who marched with the Americas Club Ia
eW York on Saturday afternoon, said
to day THE most discouraged Demo.
crat ! met was Elk G vcrnor OF Pennsyl.
Vania Andrew Curtin. He seut telegrans
to several Democrat ic friends in Phila
delphia, advising them not to make any
bets on New Yors. While talking to
General Arthur L Pears and myself
) yesterday, he sail in SO many words that
he believed New York State was lost TO
the Democrats and that the Republican
parade was cliucher."
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Tho Presidential! election at the
6fiendb' school, Fourth and Wee
streets held this morning, resulted IA
tolloWt; Academic department; Hard
con and Merton, 81 vote; Olsye' AND
And ThusnSn, Is voiet; Flick ana
Brooke, I votes Ia the Intermedlsta
Department.: Harrison and Morton. as
yoieSi Cleveland and Thurman, 4 yoteF,
FISK snd Brooke, 2 votes, making a
'otal CT 100 votes fIr the Republican
hndidstts, ~ for the Democrats and 8
Tor the Ptohibitlonists. Each scholar
SishinB TO vote was required to pur.
chase tsH receipt for 8 centa, the
amount real zsd 10 be used for the pnr
pose Of 0uyinR hJWerS to decorate the
toiool house.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

The Supreme Court Of PeBusylV
on Friday rendered 3 remarkable
sion relative 10 The trials Of psl
charged with murder IL Wa dsd
that q Disagreement Of tho Jury 10
der trials Is equivalent to An AeQuI
ard that the Aconsed person caBnt
again ArTaiRned for trial after one
has failed TO agree. The ground ID
decision 10 thB constitution, which
that q man cannot more than Onc
put 10 jeopardy Of "liie and limb
Supreme Court In its decision DEL
that the constitution 10 very Old
The pOint raised, and this fact ma
remarkable thag the point was
raised before. Many men have
tried for murder a tecOnd tins
vlotsd and hanged, and 1t Wou
Interesting TO know how many
b on hanged unconstItullOnAlly in
sylvAnlA. The decision will hAv
effect OF releasing several men VII
now Awaiting trial after iuries IN
drst trials bad disagreed. HeTeAt,
will be IN UGH more difficult to oonH
mAn Of murder In Pennsylvania,
the lawyers need only work for
agreement in order to save their oil
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

James Barton who has been performing
AZ Ihompson,s Museum, Richmond, Va,
was taken siek day or two ago, and yes
.cIuay ms iatherl James NJ Barton, pro-
prietor OF the Novelty Theatrd, 10 this
city, received telegram saying "If you
wlsh 70 sec your son alive come on at
once MT. Barton accordingly took the
l 20 train this morning for that place.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

NEW CASTLE OOURIY, u. s. THE
In S2te Of elRWsTe. To tho Bbtrf ot
t.l FeW CaHle County, 8rssLipR,
W. whereas, Margaret aEmble ~ hs.
Peiitis2 70 'hs Judges OF our su
iarlOr court Il cd In tho utfiee Of
the PiothohotGrI Of the aid OouTl, in and
iof II , Osusty OF New Castle or the oluFs
Of complaint theroil alleged, has made an
tlioAdsn to our said JutEss tnit q d5cYo,
msy DO pTencuucsi 6ivolving tho InarFisgs
existing between The Petttio ler az heT nus
baud, Henry q. Gamble, No Thsrblsre com
mand you, IS you haze 0bal heretofore cor.
handed, that you summon Henry q. Tam.
Die 20 that ho bo rnd appear before Tia
lutRee OF cur said ODurt At the next tsfu
thereof, 10 be held ~ Wilmington on NaN
DAY, the twenty sixth day Of Roysmbsr
noxt, TO ansWtr the allegations OF tho said
petitioner, according 20 tho Act Of Argsn
Ply, IN such case meds and proVld 81, ard
alto T. 20 shd rEosiys wat tho sAia Court
81 Al thea ami there consider olroraInr
MIN 10 tins b shalt as - the DOuFt bh al sstm
nee and cor Hs.ent With the proyis!oas OF
tho aid otcf Assembly
ADD haVa on thea there this Writ
Witness, inc Honorable JoJsnh P. Come
Eys, "a 1trs, ct v tlmisEton tha ssoopd dny
OF October, a. d., eighteen hundred and
aiztiy eishE geo. A. maxwell,
l'su Got: bsr 1871, 1888.
TEg tbsYe isB rus copy OF thu original
Writ GILES l<AUBspH
oso " Do lC-At ste1f.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
DIR. SCHENCKS
MANDRAKE PILLS


CLEANSE the mucous mem,
francs Of the stomach and bowels Of an SLIM
Ind foreign matter, start the sccrctious. ASST
DIGESTION and assimilation, nutrfy the blood
lney relieve the liver of congestion. give 1
chance to extract bile poisons from tn,
Hood, 10 make them into good bile. and tJ
acTete just what is needed. They do M
tar their way and irritatc like most purge
Ives, but they treat all the surfaces and or
fans So that the entire system responds
They arc based on scientific principles.
They arc entirely rational and natural.
they always do what is claimed for them.
They work on the system in the way claimed
they work together for the greatest good.
they are not like new and untried medicines
They need no praise, but only simple men
ton Of mGrit.
Fs6- DR.. Schenck's purely vegetable ant
Wholly reliable family medicines are for sail
y all Druggists. Every package has meath
printed directions for use. il you would
Understand yourself send for Dr. Schcncki
Jew Book on Diseases of the Lungs Live
E1d Stomach. Sent free, Address DR..
i. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia, IA.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

a k9nBss City inry hsH award. d q
yoauR slrl named jennie Qlioh 81 GOO
damARes 10 q suit which sae bTudghi
go net local cry hoods dealer, b.
rom 'he wss employed. The latter,
J. -sstrt5a, ave Misc q lick q CHECK
III tei seTVioes tomo months ago, and
q Ken tho girl Rsked for money lnstepd
quarrel e0sued, which r.Vuiie in bfr
osing foru'hly 81 cted from the .iors bv
the proprietor, Hsr arm vss broken
In the encounter, aud she theTeuuon
susd her employ er fyr { 0 COO.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Mrs. WsltheN L sprAgue, WIDOW Of
h a. Seth snrsgue, Jr., celebrated ths
one hundItdth anniversary Of hsT birth
81 the TesidenC9 Of hsT grandniece, Mrs.
Lyman Drew, 81 South Duxbury, NJ Asa.,
Wednesday. She received many call
err among whom were several over
ishty years Of sge, and was the re
oipient Of a large number OF letters from
absent relatives and other friends, as
ALEC OF very numerous gifts.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Up to noon TO day eyerytIuuI1so 81 =,
dIstrssslnRly quiet, and the o9IV ~oS b:
lice said 81 that time there pau ~
. single disturbance that ne TSs d
and conseduently no arrests .hsIr
GERS report everything qniei IL ME- sI \
Speotivs districts and thAI ' ssa poI
ysry little exoltsmspt LTousa Sa' ~
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Notwithstanding the fac. that All the
saloons are Supposed to be closed 10
Day, there are q number of dronksn
men on the streets. bat whore they Oh.
TIMED their liquor no ons kpoWs I'M
ihenlelvee. L. Is, however, possible
taat they laid 10 ttook yesterday or
last night sufficient to see them through
dry day. =
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Corlnns, the actress. has q devoted
Aimirer, woman, who has appeared
In the front seats every piaht this week
AZ Jacobs Theatre. o. Thur,dny
uiRht an usher whispered TO her and Btc
quietly lfft the theatre. On the stree
sos met two men, one OF whom proved
TO % her father, wealthy butcher
living 10 Eighteenth street, Philadgi
phiA. His dauah er left her b oma AZ
mrs been following the show for tire
1aonlhs She finally consented to 10
home with her father.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
A GOOD pay ior On b lo.n,

1t 10 mn cd say Ing TIA. atsIps cleo
Ito DAY slwAys brings d -f4.t totLs r.
c3nsCqusnuy the DtUtcrH,a
we're jubilAut this nornius vban mo
slw the sky oveIosst and every india.
tidn OF rainy day. But the olou6s
foon broke and tEe sen came ont DIV
ne promise (tf there ia suythirR in Tho
gnt) OF a sweeping Republican vic
tory, -
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

a. h His = a B. Wilson, according to
w Milford News, ts rendering himgeIf
ueLy unpopular by bis advocacy of
tiiohlsitlon In tho pulpit. Mr, william
~ 7 POSITIVE man aud WhA'e7er he N
o LIVE 70 De right lie earnestly Advo.
o % All reforms encounter ONION
VICE, And q REFORMS have besn de.
,n !. II msy bs that Mr. WIlsop
- oniy Q liile In advance of pubiio
S oSa5 and many perons who now
Sonuetan him may commend him bs
lo.e many years tpye, aus w
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
POINTERSl

You can buy better made better trimmed better fitting
e putt or Overcoat for man. youth child at
consider it 10 be the pat in the purchase Of
Clothing Nov is not reasonable owing the fact that we
ouy IN large lots thereby saving large share Of the profits
competitors lose by buying in small lots
Our many customers have-and fathers and mothers gen
orally are fast asceItaining this to be a fact
Our aim Is to render value for every dollar we
receive from patrons We consider the only Dan where
by clothing business built Up aad maintained
we might quote you prices but prefer to have YOU when con
mpatng purchasesin line call let the prices as
welt as quality style fit and finish speak fer themselves Buy
your clothing of
HARRY HART.
The New York Clothing Manufacturing COMPANY.
NO. 3l6 MARKET STREET
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Mercy ls so good a servant that Il will
never allow lite master to die a beRRar.
The virtues that lie In Warmers Log Cabin
Plasters are as beneicient and lasting as
the qualities Of mercy Best and cheapcst
porous plaster in ma ket. All druggists
sell It,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

The Adams Express ofice a. Chester
narrowly escaped destruction last BAT
nrday through package of red Are
iylhg on tins couoteE becoming igpitsd
through spontaneous com bustion, The
enTl yes managed TO e1tlnRuish tht
ttmes. although one OF them, III, II
Jacobs, had one Of bis hands badly
burned while doing so.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

-, Do n pay $3.50 io' a 5000 'a-o but
re IN peaaler's enormo1 p dsEnd
py uiitot nom the EArerool.g II 81,
NJ hSus!Sn no Market Btrest. HevinR
pedulers, you can buy the best
-. ~ tue lowest possible price on
'sfy easy monthly psgneuts,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

So ihOlCS WLuc gray anu
brown mixtures with basket
effeet-all worsted and a
good stocky stuff for the
money. Get a sample any
where Of the regular Is
cent dress fabrics, hold
them up to the light and see
what you see, or rather see
what you don't see, and you
will find out pretty quick
how much you are getting
Tor your money. Try the
same plan with ours and find
out what these goods are at
25 cents.
Another splendid thing In
an everyday dress fabric
our Cascade Plaids, fine
wool and soft finish in TWEEN.
ty. four different styles, grays
and browns and grays and
blues predominating-reeu-
lar so cent goods-now Al
cents. SO inches wide.
Cassimeres and Cloakings
for ladies' and misses' coats
IN many novelties and new
effects. Think OF a cloaking
1 yards WIDEN gray mixed,
black and Kan, black and
red, all blue, all brown, for
20 cents per ard-from
that up to So so per yard.
We keep a full line of tall
ors' trimmings, such as
sleeve Innings In satins. surahs
and mohairs in plain and
str!peS-ltallan cloths,serges
and worsted serges, buttons,
braids, etc. Those persons
who do their mending at
home will find just what
mendin' things they want,
right here.
Back and white Chinchilla
Astrakan, In a very superior
quality, at $I.25 per yard
A new arrival in splendid
quality all. wool cashmere
ribbed vests for children
They are high neck and long
sleeves, and sizes for a babe
up to 4 or 5 years; price IS
to 80 cents in the finest
numbers. The same thing
in Australian wool, as to SO
cents.
A great Linen of1t ring
German Loom Damask |
Table Linen in teenty
styles, correctly creamed and
made by the best Irish manu-
iacIuter 81 tbs purest linen
flax 400 rtely no dress.
log Oh f,li g-pure linen all
through. They are mostly
In neat and quiet patterns,
and taken altogether the
best table linen offering it
has ever been our good for.
tune tolplace on our counters
We have the napkins to
The Table Linens are 6s
inches wide, au3 redu ced
from IS cents 70 so cents
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

AlsEoaTh Ash arc quite SCARCE ct pres.
ent on account Of tho Il shermen taking
their annual rect, Powell, ia the Third
street. market, has managed TO secure a
fall supply for to morrow, consisting Of
Like sbad, Delaware 70 or, ssA hssI, blue
PIKE, black bass, white dGh, paddock
ald fresh cod.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

oIe Of our most estimat lie citizens NAV
ge thankful for tbs Introduction of d..
pun Cough Syrup, for Its timely nae
nas saved Ills lie. For lneipient con-
20 cents '''''u 'elhe1y' frlce
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Mr. ] v. Pyle desires 10 sts,e tina,
MS son, who Wss reported As GETTING
hts foot ibj1re on the railroad, yAs nd
Jumping I'll 3 moving train, bat that
tue train had ontiroly stopped And Is
vas 10 the act Of being helped Oh Whtn
> shitter struck the oars and Knocked
him between them, bfultinR his Isy,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
DIED.

HAHTHORNE.-On nov. q william
Hawthorne, AIRED 80 years,
RELATIVES and friends are respectfully In
vlleu 70 attend MS funeral from BID lAta resi-.
dencs, near Whits CLAY Orese Church, on
WSanssday, NOV TN 81 ]. 30 p nh. Services
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

49,, o4 p, good deed deserves another. Then
S Gst " Sfner,s Log Cabin Rose Cream for
S Ss,aIrn ana you will get what you de-
bS n,'io well Price 50 cents per
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

said TIE nurse to the doctor: Sure sir
only know Of one good medicine FOR liz
6Daoy, and that Is DR. Bups Baby syrup.U
II costs only 25 cents
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
". n. snAnP . 90.

The { Napkins to n atCh
are reduced from $500 10 81.
The "a Napkins to n match
are reduced from s B to
800
Two Towel wonders you
should see with the line "a Of
fering. Fine double daIn mask,
beautifully figured and Dor
dered and with KIN otted
fringe. Size, 4o inches long,
81 inches wide and A inches
ong by 81 inches wide.
80 cents from rs
SIX Gems from 69K
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Oall snd sec ths oraJon portrait And
5sT dn Cummings mAk6s on inssalments
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

our ebild's so'ar Tip shoe can't be beat
anywhere for 81 90. Boston Ono Pr
Boot and Shoe House. 3O4 Market stre az
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

A sparrow in the haud is better than
sWo on The roof. A bottle Of Warmers
Log cabin sarsaparllls is better Tor a mau
n WIN impure blood than half dgzep
~ sHNfRtors' It is an Old fashioned but Ger.
71z7tFr Largest bot lie 0n tue j. ar
kek 100 doses for 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

To morrow psomi'ss to be- from fair 10
partly cloudy with stsLt thermal
ahanfes, prsoscei ry loo | rem. m d
tollo"ed on Thurs lay by c|esrir 2 cooler
weather.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

John P. Deputy HdVertists that he
will make application for q dlyorc,
from his wife, Mary j Deputy, at The
next session Of the Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

q, Eersons Intending to 10y In a SIMPLY
S ~ sn W potatoes for The winter shouii
'Ais OF smsltz. 10 Easi Fourth arrest
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

90 TO Hcolure for oil kinds Of fab
market house. ''A0''
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
..B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We have 1900 yards OF
Silk Ribbon, crown and
picot edge, MORE and plain,
and gros-grain with satin
edge, all In superb qualities
and fine assortment Of coll
OrS at remarkably low prices
No B. cents
No g. o cents
No. B. . cents
No. ITO cents
No. Ola cents
No. 1913 cents
No. lf-lg cents
No q2- 20 cents
No. 1910 cents
The best choice will be
the FIRST.
We have secured, at a
great reduction in price, a
full line OF dress and
trimming Pushes, W hIc h
opened and sold the first
of the season for rs
cents per yard. We In
tend running the whole
line at "a cents per ward.
a remarkable offer.
Ing In plush which will be
quickly appreciated. The
colors are
Marine
Tobac brown
Claret
Gen d'arme
Prussian Blue
Seal Brown
CaTdiral.
A splendid dress fabric
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

lfy3u want good butter oAil ~ Riub'
m 1nd'sr h, ", cor, Eighth and Talnsl
streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

II.RAleOt
iAsisld i
;sttl1a5 /
ls 'sSSRl \.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

=, GA.I a. 3O4 Market street and ses the
~ s.sGy looking mans shoe for $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
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Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

H Sugp,hg - And lesobing by George B.
Ae'Aner, los Ralt Third street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Old ReliHOls, sOs Madison street.
Blue hsh, Cape May goodies, white
hsh, cal hsh, founders, trout, col hsh.
Oyster, IS, 30. 4Oc.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Have you heard of the
crowd we had last weekl
If not, ask your friends, and
they will tell you. The
store will be closed on Tues
day to give us a chance to
re.arrange the stock after
the great rush OF last week.
We will open Wednesday
with just as great bargains.
Examine the prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

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Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Q, is or 30 gems for n osnu II
minan' anllaEy, B08 MAPke. street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

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Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

NOIlOh = nEREBY OWEN THAT
~ the undoTsiR viii make appllcA
uan - The next session Of the Legislature
o. tho sta Of Delaware for a divorce IRON
ais Wis Mary J, Deputy.
10 I'm JOHN p. DKPUTY.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

ffy Samuel z. NArshalps nav bar
Assa htore, No. 100 West ssyenth streat
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

GS1Eae1A ssNEEsaGB.
General FarElahIsg Undeslske.
40. sES EASE EEVEaZM RxGRR7
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
BLACK SILKS.
TABLE LINEN.

4c and 40
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

New York Blue Point Oyslei
II enry Blouth's Restaurant, VERY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-02-02

1t will pay to sort the sound potatoes
pretty close this year before feeding the
small ones 70 the pigs or cattle. Whether
large or small seed are better may be an
open question. but it is certain that small
potatoes are better to plant than none. and
large ones will be scarce next spring. =
When feeding out the small ones II will
pay to sort out the larger size once more
and lay them aside for spring. II not
wanted at home some neighbor may need
them. A sound potato the size Of shay
bark or big walnut, il planted early In
rich soil, will be pretty sure 10 bring sat
isfsciory crop. For very early potatoes
we usually select small, whole seed. SET
ting the potatoes. with the sprou, end up,
in a warm, light room few weeks before
planting, to start the terminal" buds =
10 this way, the seed being placed closely
10 pans or 90 shelves, the side buds or
eyes do not start very much and the whole
seed gives us no more vines than cut
pieces Of large potatoes.