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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-13

The busy, buzzing sound of the business sea
son opening is truly manifested by the immerse
number OF boxes bales, bundles, etc, OF Dry
Goods Shoes Boys Clothing, Millinery etc,
ETC. that are daily arriving from the worlds
markets for the ever generous, low-pricod pro-
viders, a. r. Altmayer & Co.
Supplied direct by the greatest manufacto-
rieS OF the world, with no middle men" profits
to pay, is II any wonder that this truly wonder
fui house has gained the well earned title,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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for particulars and terms,
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Our quantity purchases Of these goods are
ENORMOUS Every item is victory for pop
ular prices"
cases bleached Shrtings, one yard wide;
positively cheap at 11lc. price &c.
3cases doubIe.width unbleached Sheeting, 15c /;
cheap at 1c.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
Household Furniture at Auction.
ParlOr, Bedroom and Din
ing Room Furniture.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
C. n. D0RSETT, AuctioneeY.

VIII sell on THURSDAY. Sept. 18th, 1888. at
2oI1 Drayton street, between Broughton and
State street, commencing at II O'Clock,
All Of the furniture contained in said resi-
dence, consisting Of PARLOR SET, PIANO,
BOOKCASE, SOFA, TABLE LIS, DINING TABLE,
MATING, WALNUT BEDROOM SETS, BU-
REAUS. BEDsTEAD, COMMON BEDsTEADS,
LOUNGE, WASH STAND, MIRROR, PIC
TURES. CARPET ICE BOX, WALNUT
CHAIRS, Etc, Etc.
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DRY GOODS. -
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT /!
New Fall Dress Goods.
CROHAN ( DOOuBR,
Successors to b. F. McKENNA & Co,
1877 BrOughton st.

On MONDAY and during
the week we will exhibit the
la@st productions Of the best
European weaves in BLACK
AND CoLoRED Dress GooDs,
Silks, VELvETs, Pushes, etc,
etc. An inspection is re-
spectfully solicited.
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NOR SALE-Valuable Turpentine Farm and
Il Real Estate-We offer for sale thou
sand acres of good timbered land, two good
turpentine stills, head good mules, wagons
2 good woods horses, new Cincinnati buggy,
engine for pumping water for still tub. 20 crops
boxes, and all tools necessary for carrying on
hrst-class business. Good opening for
merchandising. with enough round timber to
location. High and healthy country. Parties
wishing to buy would do well TO call on or ad-
dress us at Megs, Georgia MCEACHERN,
MCLEOD g. co.
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TOR SALE, Boards, scantIing, Framing Lum-
i Der, Seasoned Flooring, Ceiling and
Weather Boarding, also Cypress Lumber,
Cypress and Pine Shingles. and Fostering Iaths
Offlce and yard, Taylor and East Broad streets
Telephone No. I'll. REPPARD & co.
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THE MoRGAN-MITCHELL ROW.
Hard Words Between Alabama and
Oregon Senators.
From the Neic York Herald.

HTUt tIt -'VlV 4 V'F 1I"' 1'l1t'
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Mr Morgan in
troduced bill appropriating S726,6l9 as
indemnity for all losses and injuries sus-
tanned by Chinese subjects who had been
'in remote and unsettled regions of the
United States the victims of injuries in their
persons and property at the hands of law
less men, AMI proceeded TO address the
Senate in expla Iation and advocacy OF 1t
and on the subject of the pending bill for
the absolute prohibition of Chinese immi-
graf on. SO lar as he was concerned, he had
reached the conclusion that the will of the
American people as TO the total exclusion Of
Chinese laborerS was an lrrevocaDle decree,
and that that exclusion must be effec oil
through the operation OF law, not through
that OF a treaty. He proposed to adhere to
that ground.
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A LITTLE POLITICS.

A question that was put 70 Mr.. Morgan
bv Mr.. Mitchell was treated by the former
as an attempt 20 draw him into political
discussion, ana he said he had no objectlon.
81 believe said he, that after you nomi-
mated Mr. Harrison for he presidency of
the United states the Chinese government,
knowing his record, believed that by delay
INC the question until after the November
election il might get an administration that
would be favorable 20 Chinese immigra-
tom
III do not believe" Mr. Mitchell replied,
"tbat there is a single solitary mind in the
United States Of America that honestly be-
ilsvcs any sach thing.
1.-The ssnasor.,n said Mr. Morgan, "is very
f,lppant in the use Of that word honestly
/ have Just stated that believed it. aud
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The MOnarChS of
Low Prices?

We aim for new ideas, and we never stop
thinking in that direction.
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rVNEXAs HORSES. MARES, MULES. we can
l. furnish in carload lots only.-Mares from
common to extra good, S33 to SEQ, Broke saddle
pony's, common to extra good, 345 TO $50.
Mule colts year old and past S97 %. Good stock
for retail trade always on hand. J. +. GULL
MARTIN & CO., Texas Ranch Agents, savan-
nah, Ga
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.
EMBELLISHMENTS, Is Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash ia Advance, each
insertion
Everybody uho has any Uunt 10 supply,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to sscure. indced, amy tOish
TO crafty, should advertise in this column.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
$4,000
WANTED, by q flrst-class French cook or
w pastry cook a position. The best of rte
fereuces furnished. Address NJ O., Morning
News.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WANTED, by two gentlemen, permanent
w board in private family. Address, with
terms, which must be moderate, A. r. H.
WANTED, by three young men, furnished
w room near the 8, +. aud w. by depot,
AuHlcsS Dun 10, care views Oi4Se'
nUIET YOUNG MAN wants no ard ia private
" family. Address BOARDER, News office.
~ ENTLEMAN and wife desire board with
" some permanent family, convenient to {.
R.,R. VIII furnish own room. Address, stat
ing terms. j. II. T., Morning News.
WANTED to purchase secondhand roller
w top desk in good order and revolving
office chair. Address MERCHANT, P. o. Box
1855.
WANTED, a good second hand double spring
w truck Address TRUCK, Morning News
office
ROOMS TO RENT.
ENOR RENT. unfinished rooms. Gas, bath,
Il etc 81 Broughton street.
NOR RENT. fiat of rooms south front, with
Il use of hath. Convenient TO Habersham
street car line. Apply at No Macon street.
.-.>s--.----..--..-s..-.--.-
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
~~----~-~--~--~--~-~--
NOR RENT from Oct. !, the dwelling on the
II northeast corner of West Broad and South
Broad streets Also sailor boarding house on
Bay street between Habersham and Price
Apply to G. H. REMSHARr, 1ls Bryan street.
nor RENT. October list, cottage l57 Liberty,
i between Whitaker and Barnard d. b.
LESTER
NOR RENT. new house corner Waldburg and
Il Lincoln Streets with modern improvements;
rent low. SALOMON COHEN.
NOR RENT, store and dwelling; a good stand
Il for grocery, with large yard and stables,
northeast corner Little Jones and Purse streets;
moderate rent. Apply to w. BARNETT, 178
Hull street. -.
IGOR RENT, from Oct. list, The brick dwell
Il ingsNo ia and 174% Jones street; will
put in nice order. W. d. KRENSON, at j. d.
Weed Co.'S
NOR RENT, from Oct, LIST, that desirable
II brick dwelling 96 Jones street Apply to
HENRY T. Bolts & CO., 10s Bay street.
NOR RENT, Dot. fst, houses No. 80 Jones and
Il 80 Charlton street. Apply to DALE, DIXON
& co.
EOR RENT, two dwellings, at corner Barnard
l. and Gordon streets; possession given at
once Apply to l. DASHER.
TOR RENT, store No 90 Bull street, next to
It No. 2116 Bull street. Apply at ESTILL'S
NEWS DEPOT.
NOR RENT that desirable house at northeast
Il corner of New Houston and Barnard streets;
possession given LIST October. Apply to A. q.
GUERARD.
NOR RENT, two desirable houses south side
Il Charlton street, near Abercorn street. Ap-
ply to F. x. DOUGLASS, ia Bay street.
nor RENT six room house in good order.
Il 115 Henry street; possession given imme
diately. Apply to F. 9. BELL Business Office
Morning News
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

EMBELLISHMENTS, Is Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Casa ia Advance, each
insertion
Everybody who has any tcnnt 10 supply,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure indeed, any tUish
10 grutiru, should advertise in this column
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, on account of death, a grocery
Il store. doing good cash business Inquire
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-13

TRY pineapple bonbon and be convinced
4 that 1t is the best drink ever sold az a
fountain. Only at LIVINGSToN'S. tho origin
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NOR RENT, from Oct list, that desirable
Il brick dwelling 96 Jones street. Apply to
HENRY T. Bolts & CO., 10S Bay street
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ENOR RENT October list. cottage 157 Liberty,
L between Whitaker and Barnard. D. b.
LESTER.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. from Oct !, the dwelling on the
II northeast corner of West Broad and South
Broad streets Also sailor boarding house on
Bay street between Habersham and Price.
Apply to G.. H. REMSHART, 1lS Bryan street.
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A. r. ALTNrAYER d co.

We Beg TO Announce Monday Oct. list, as the
opening Date of our Mammoth Fall
and Winter Sale of Fine Shoes.
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NOR RENT, store and dwelling; good stand
i for grocery, with large yard and stables,
northeast corner Little Jones and Purse streets;
moderate rent. Apply to w. BARNETT, 178
Hull street.
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IGOR RENT, from Oct. LIST, The brick dwell
Il ings'Nos. ia and 1741H Jones street; will
put in nice order. w. d. KRENSON, at j. d.
Weed s. Co. s.
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ID LISS HOFFMAN STRAWBERRY PLANTS
ID genuine without MIXTURE for sale by j.
GARDNER, 3OI5 Bull street
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TOR RENT, store No. % Bull street, next to
It No. 211S Bull street. Apply at ESTILL'S
NEWS DEPOT.
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NOR RENT. fiat of rooms. south front, with
II use Of hath. Convenient to Habersham
street car line. Apply at No. Macon street.
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MIsCELLANE


1SO TEST KEROSENE l5c; usual price SOC.
lou HEIDT'S.
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~ o to headquarters for fine cabinet photo
" graphs. Prices reduced. j. n. WILSON,
q Bull street
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EADY.
q best
,stiulo.
used
| er II
81. and
Ss@ Of
rsttR
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PRESCRIPTIONS prepared with accuracy
and dispatch by competent pharmacist.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02
FOURTH EDll'lGl n
Dots.


W. G Philips will hereafter conduct
tho Il lrr and feed business at Ne. 201
EsI Fourth B,reet instead OF D.
Philips * Son.
The managers Of The Orphans Fair
would RESPECTFULLY Inform the public
tha, it Will not CONTINUE this year rs
'oHg as In former yeoTs, and those who
Wish to bolp would DO we'll to come for.
ward early aud often,
With ira hrnuAl custom and generous
hoo Tho Clayton House to-day
served us patrons and friends with
tempting dishes Of turkey, salads,
oakep, nnlt aud eFR.n0gg, whioh was
highly eui5yed by all.
B. F, Cooling, intending to remove to
Louisville, Kentucky, end eng0ge in
the lum ter business In thSt plncp, viii
sell his furniture ~ public sale gu III.
day uezt. AL OF IT Is a. good ~ new,
aud hence gOoi bargains may be oh.
taIned.
Edwin @ sawdon hes added TO the
facilities ~ bis coal and lumber yard
elevated bins for klndling wood. Their
present capacity is about 10 cords. The
wood Is unloaded from the cara directly
INTO the bins. Wagons can lond from .
sbIts which is easily controlled by
levers and pulleys. This yard osems
dettlnod to take Its plsce among tho
bis. equipped yards in the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02

hurled on saturday

The funeral OF the late Captain Charles
Corbit TOOK place on Saturday rom his
residence At Curbit station, Red Lion
Hundred. ln.rrment WAS made in the
Friends buTying grounds al Odrssa. The
remains wee cue used IN a plat black
Isket. The pail bearers were Charles
81. Ash, Theodore Jones, Alfred David.
son John q. Stuckert, John D!eul and
j. Frank Fey bold,
The iuue-d was largely sttsnded.
Among those pTeseGt from this city were
L TatGau Il h5nsr, Preston Lea, edward
Bringhurst, General James II. Wilson,
William Z SpruancC, Anthony Higgins
aud number OF q hers equally Wei
known. From Philadelphia there were
Charles WhaftGn, Edward NJ Davis, +.
b. Warren, EIcde.ink VI Bssrll, Ethston
Per0. Dr.. EiwaId l Duer, JUAn Putcr.
son and Others.
Those numed were ell more or less
closely related - thc deceased by mar
riagc Or u,AofHisp H. q rLE Osden 0i
New Gora CiEy,.. first cousin, was also
present. FtuM lie lu4meU.s,tl ueiEAaor
mood the atrad.. Sc Wu7 uuueuailY larEe
and iuclu3rI !Aesd re + a-u james II
Clark, NhIam N, Syuchtrt, John e,
Higgins, Charles G ASS, lr4nk Reg
bold, Daa.cl i steE4r., james Garlual.
William * Cochran Oi Ml4dictown
Daniel W. and - Au c Corb.t Il Odessa
The iunt.al seryices were he'd IN til,
house at q cluCB. Inc R,y. " lillian {
Starr of Christ Z. l.. Church, OF walgt
the deceased was a member and yes.ry
mar, Htllciatri and was assisted ly Ii,
Rev d yid Howard, formerly rector @
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02

II 8 morning JAM . Barrett and J IL
wliF. ,t., .sn. frn'u "a upstairs IN the
tenement House on Walnut meet above
Second, engaged Ia n family TGorrei,
which epdsd ~ Jgtnes s'rh,"g HE
wife IN tho 'aas, 1ausiuE the bleed 10
dow qr.'e freely. he sheu stArt'n
Swsy, uut hls uifn put hor bead out the
1irdow aud cried, Is op that nRu, he
hoe murdered ne Henry Fclc msieJ,
proprietor OF tho FELTON, Honse, rbinE-
ing perhaps the woman WA really burt,
sens . man after Barrett while nrotheE
wen u er ar otiiGer OhiCeI O'HOra
was und ., d asrst'd Barrett. Tais
house IL rosulas huisAnot, aud re.
peNtei ,nir,s hsve bseu made 10 pre-.
serve order there hnt have isihc, Tor 10
soon as sp7 q the 'fIustss mn sent 70
New Castle oilers 81 once take thClr
place.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02

A donble tragedy yss enacted shortly
after midnight Saturday IN Duncan
alley, thoroughfAro running betUssn
Cheste. street and Collinki6n avenue,
sAst Baltimore. Margaret OunToy and
Patrick O'Donnell had been Crushing
tho grow Ter" aud having good
time. The relghbors were sudden
~ alarmed, and found Stephen Con-
roy, son Of the womsn, kick
ing u'Donuell, who was covered with
blood and nearly dead. Mrs Conroy
wns found dead In another room. The
murderer informrd those who found
the bodice that no had "fEed them"
Conroy WAS locked up and held on
the charge OF murder by the coroner q
jury. COnroy ia desperate character
aud has frequently beaten bis mother.
o'Donnell dIed shortly after the crime
Was discovered.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02

O7e day last week coz plant wat
msda to VIM. II. Herscy, one Of The
agents OF the Little Ootione Company
thst s1ue one connected with The
2rldsmy OF Music had taken a banner
DoIuueinR 10 his company from store
In WHICH It bad been hung. and re.
placed 1t with Autographs OF the
Academy OF Music. Mr.. Hersey GATED
on Manager S5uller OF the Academy
but alies es that ho fhiisd to obtain any
sati-fAotlon, VT n promise tina. the o.
Tense shou & not be repeated.
Uu Frljay evening while Mr.. Hersey
was slaudlug Ia Blers' OpsIa Hotel
'a'ktrg TO Mr. L-viJ. fully, e1 Police
.Ohcer PiersOr, who "a EOS employed
80 peoisl o1icar a. tee Academy, Gu.
tered the bas.rCcn ard SITTER few
worlG With Mr., he;scy knocked him
atosetass 10 TIM floor. He thea strpcF
Mr.. 1cliy, Who rsa to nc blcE part Of
lh5 IcDm, when sJr. Bjers lrteEfeTeG
.aLd prevented further hostlllties. hi.
hets = feualutd uuc1usoijl. all night
sud ~as In y daz u condition Until
.noor on Saturday.
Ia thu Afternoon ~ that day he Lad n
war'RLt issued Tor PtsISon, and he mad
- heeituS before sullfe Beitl!ette 10
the evening, when be was held for trial
Ust5td j nd 80 Cumm.us q: the Bulli
pal Court this moryiuB. 4 namber G!
"ltnesfcE were examined, and the teeth
nynS LhoIed taa; nrltAeE Mr.. HerNy
.or M. Tally had ectr cav pierson be-
tore Fiiday nigE:, vixen be came 10 the
bar room sad accused tbs hrot named
.of having snld that no stole tie banner.
rierEon. through his counsel, Austin
burlington, Egg plead guilty 10 AZ
.sauIs. nnd was .er'euced to pay $40 oud
costs ior the assault on Mr.. Hsrsey aud
ts and Soets for the asaault on Mr.. Tally,
m@Stas, with the coats OF the hearing
bs'Ucu the SqElle aoout $}6
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02
The gsa.iroad srrIke.

An informal meeting Of representatives
OF the Knights OF Labor assemblies in
Reading, Penua, was held yesterday
The membership consists principally Of
Reading Railroad employees. II was
given out as the sutiuent Of the EN-
p.Oycs that under no circumstances
would they strike, because they COnsi1-
cred it impol Tie, and they were also If
opinion that il would not help the cause
81 the knil hts o, Lab r. A number of
assemblies in neighboring tOw tels-
graphed that hey would be guided by
the action Of Rsaiing assemblies
Eighteen h1tdred coal cars aud n
quantity OF freight passed through Rad
ing on the Reading Railroad yesterday
About eighty men were engaged aud sent
20 Po!t Richmond to take the places OF
-he strikers.
Chairman Lee st.ll insisted on Saturday
that the strike on the Reading Railroad
would become general. He said that
most OF tho assemblies would hold thei-
meetings OIL Sunday, when action would
De taken The railroad employees at
Allentown say they have no grievances
and that they Will not 20 out ON strike.
The mca on the North Penn road have
paid 10 attention 10 the order OF the
Reading Convention to strike. These
men belong to Philadelphia assemblies,
but now asseI; that they are not Knights
Of Labor. There was some lutte delay at
WiliamspOlt Oh Saturday, but all ircie hi
was moved Tie regular men at thai
point are sill. at work, bling non-niou
men.
Furnace owners al Norristown, Pcnna.,
Ate feeling The elect Of the strike on The
Reaching Ra!road. They have been short
Of coal and ore tor more tb4n week.
The sh.i,egs were at WORK NJ NCrristogE
and b ilsepcr. yesterday Gu lne freight
aa- lai aSl undated
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02
JHIRgD EDITION.


Up - atoat thres raon hs ago George
w. jackson, jue ciiy bill poster, attend.
ed 10 placing the paper tor tue diHsr, nj
sEoVs which came to ths Opera House
aEd Academy OF Mugic, but about that
ItlDs tacre Uas some tr1uOlo between
him and the manager OF the Academy,
and be eeHsed dliug any work tor thBt
EUUSe Tho work was then taken 10
charge by Charles McClurR, who With
& force Of men armed with brushes Had
pasta buckets has tried 10 stick poster
for yhs Academy wherever there Was q
vacant tpsGg.
A. may be- expected theirs wal RI.
vsry heSgeen the photographer" as
laty sro known, and eacl side accused
tue ct1er Of posting tneir paper over
their bile. + ID slioaed that last Thurs
day night, after JAcksGn hsd flushed
M.iGs Lutte Corlnne on Market street,
@cClur9 followed and covered them up
with The bills Of the attraction which lie
TO be 81 the Academy this week. Lat
nish; Jackecn's son George saw BIC
C.u:E and RdgRs Il, Bayne, the
treasurer Of the Academy, lootlDg al o
oili which he h&} postsd in front Of tire
defuHci GRAM Central rheatte, and
threatened to hit The former with club
which he held in hls hand II be dared
to touch Is, al tho same time telling =
by to watch hoCirrg.
BsyGe sRys that when they started
up Market street Jackson followed
them TO above Fifth erect, uslr s
abusive and threatening language sli
the wGy This morning they again
met S. Seventh and Market Streets,
when the quarrel was renewed, and
McOlurR teizsd Jackson'o brush aad
beat him with IL ovsr the head, besides
kicking him after lie had kouoktd hun
down. hcClusE was arrested, and
whsa Jackson tOok the stand az this
mornings session Of tie city court, TO
testify against him, his head wac baD-
ds7ed M, while AZ ugly wound on bis
tlos, with CO on Eis right baud, az d
the blood On ne handle OF tns paste
brush showed nov severely he had been
beaten, Austin Harr nRtOn, ECO whO
appeared for hcCiurS, claimed that
jackson provoked The assault, bu'
Judge CEm mlns Sentenced him 10 pay
atLt o. Is sad costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02
poa ns,srninalor Aprelnrea.

Mayor Khoads tats morning sppolnt.
ed Francis y Duncan dog exttrminator
for this city, and I'd minis,ered 10 him
the oith o. tflloe Mir Duncan 10 az
yeAFs VI scr, over q feet In Insight, and
weighs POS pounds He tsA rtvetsr By
trade, ald IS very aOs,smious in hts
hAbt's lie VT! ,ntBr upon HE duties
on the 2lsi Of this monrh, mo ell per
sens Owning dogs wbi1h they wish 10
save from hia c,uIohee had better ohey
the law and have them registered before
thAt Ilme
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02

There was . heavy su0v =
throughout the North west OF. s,r
In meny p,aaeB freight tra.ns
Rsandooed and parferelr ta!.s
out with tao locomotives. Ar
points 10 Minnesota, Wisc5d,li
Dakota II WAS considered tAsr
STERN OF thn sozson, aud was .
panied By unusually low terpsa
The storm was aiRo heavy ia SIS
Virginia. EhrouPhou, Vtr1Et
Seat"er waa very cold the thefH.s
mark ps 80 bAlow At Moutpe I'd
hanging ft0m - to 30 at o,hei n
There WAS rain and sleei t.aa
PillsburR, and up TO midais4. 81
persons were reported To have Hra
painful lrJarias by lAlls on AsI
pavsments. Two men had lLtf al
fractured.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02

No.a thstandiug the rain on sunday,
t1ere IS pleasant family gathering al
tae u, !ercc Of Wm. II illngsworth. In
TIE uiler part OF Ghristiaua Hundred
Anon those present were Mrs. Haun4h
H9liir swor.h and sons Of Mnl Greek
Hundsdi Mr.. Tristan Ganding and
wife d Phila.i Mr. q Darrell and Miss
Anoig Handing, and Mr.. II Brown ond
Miss florence Clan ing and also Mr.,
Herman Glsnd'ng Of this city, aud Miss
susie Evans Of sudlersyille Nd MIR.
John lJuch anu Mise Clara McGar.cr Of
this citi. They are enjoying tbemsclye.
very h5,hly uotwithsta ding the storm.
aud ~ iepirling withci the happy host
aga pc,'ess may see many pleasant New
year 8 niYcrsarles.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-02

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coz hficr lhe Fadi'ipnal appropriation
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