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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-18
Another Black Eye for the G. & B.

Sparta ExpositOr.
The County Court of Overton coun-
ty has decided the late election in
that county, by which the proposition
to to take $50, 600 stock in the Cincin-
natl and Birmingham railroad was
carried, to be fraudulent. There
were los votes cast against the pro-
position which were not prop
erly worded and the judges of the
election threw them out, which car
ried the election for the subscription
by II votes. The Court decided that
these votes should have been counted
against the proposition.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-18
Gnmmerrial
MEANWHILE PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Mead & Ritchey.
OFFICE. SOUTHERN STANDARD,

OFFICE. SOUTHERN TANDARD,
McMinnville, Aug. II, 1885.
The wheat trade has been lively
for few weeks. The Falcon Mills
Co are buying all the good wheat that
comes, and it has been coming freely.
Country produce has begun to move,
especially dried fruits. The weather
has been favorable to dry fruit, and
there has been a good deal dried.
The people seem to have adopted the
suggestion of the American, to dry
all. Prices are low and tending low
er on account of the uncertainty of
the future. Western dealers are TIM
id and are waiting to see how low it
will get. The blackberry crop is
much larger than usual and prices are
consequently lower. Buyers are not
ready to buy except at low prices.
Eggs have made some Improvement.
They are worth 7 to SC for fresh.
WHEAT "a 7OR blu.
CORN 65to 70,
FLOUR, y barrel So rs, S. 90 q s. %
MEAL-B bu. 70@75c.
OAT-P blu. "a %
CHICKEN-Hens &c p 10
BUTTER-79 III. 10 to 10
EGGs-ss doz to7S
GINsENG-R ID. 1925 to $3.50.
BEEwAX-P ID. IS toe.
FEATHER-f8 ID. 5 to
TALLow-R fb. 2h@3c.
Green hides SC. Grubby 4 Of
LARD-R ID. SC.
BACON
Shoulders
Hams to.
Sides
Hog round
Wool, unwashed, 20@25c
tub washed, 80 to Soc
Poultry-Hens 5; Turkeys, sc to.
Stock peas, to Blu.
White beans,
DRIED APPLEs-Ss ID. II to1H
Blacberries to Az
Homestead Fertilizer, 00to $50 p 10C
Irish potatoes 50cts. p blu.
Green Apples. to per bushel.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-18

\ negro was taken from the court
room at Franklin, Tenn, last Friday
morning by mob, while court was
in session, and hanged in the porch
Of the courthouse.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-18

The o. /. Luce Manufacturing
Company, of West Nashville, made
an assignment last Saturday. The
assets amount to $4,000, and liabili-
ties to about $35O,000
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
FOE nrunhonnRAa.

At the Municipal Court this morning q
Joseph Clark was required TO pay IS
aud costs for being drunk. Alfred Nc
Oracken. for the same ofIense, S3 and
costs John MCCALL, for being drunk
and endeAvoring to enter . house on
Lombard street below Sixth, IS and
costs. Tbos Spencer, for being drunk
and begging, So and coats.
John Williams was arrested for being
drunk. to which Officer Schoor testified
Tbs prisoner denied the charge, and
said Q few days ago he had been bitten
by dog, and last evening called al the
police station and asked for some sal,
for the purpose OF putting it upon the
wound caused by the dogs bits. The
court could not see it in that light, and
required him to pay 50 and COSTA.
Henry johnson, oolored, was oom
miited TO the cells until noon to-day for
being drunk.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
a PuEiliss in rsst,aaas.

She was q musoular-looking woman
and wore stern look and plush sacque,
Down the B. &M platform yesterday thers
trotted by her side little girl holding on
to her hand. Instead Of iifting the child
up TO the car steps she stepped aboard
aud actually jerked the little girl up by
one arm The child began TO cry, and
O gentleman who stood on the opposite
step said:" Madam, you shouldn't treat
that child so cruelty"
" What" she yelled ~ hadn't, chi
Take that, you wretch, and mind your
own business" With these words she
let go with her left, as the sporting editor
would say, and caught the gentleman
squsrely on the nose. from which the
blood spurted forth.
The man was game and, smarting un
der the insult, made rush for his assail
ant. She squared herself, ala Sullivan
and neatly stopped I'm, and de vered aH
upper cut blow that made the gentle
mans teeth rattle. Here brakeman in.
terIered and stopped further hostilitis
The woman turned t. the laughing
crowd that had gathered and said, a
amt no slouch If l do wear petticoats. "
Then she entered the coach, while her an
taRonist sought place TO wash his bloody
face.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17


ANOTHER instance OF the exp,nslye
fo!lg e;f'r!keo i, sAovu BY thai of the
Engineer Brotherhood on the Barllr O.
con road, and 1t is probable shAt il
Doth sid.s hAi stopped to count the
cost /: Eould nsver nsva taken place.
II Is esslmAIed that thus far the raj.
roAd company las lost about two mil.
non dollars and the strikers about Elk
hnndred thousand dollars In their
senIeles' contention for principle that
could and should hsys been settled In
some Other manner. Mr.. Powderly,
she founder and tie head OF the order Of
she knish:s ol LABOR, has shown his
good sshse BY tayFe3Asins strikes, and
begging the mem oera o. that orgAnlz..
tion never 10 engage In q strike until
All o'hsr methods OF settling q diff GUILTY
nAo bsen tired AMI failed. This IL
good Advs1s shA:is would bs we'll for
eVery wage Garner Ia The land TO fol
low, Is BY 80 doing many OF them
would nad themselves mush richer q
the end Of the year.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
The mAyoraity.
tooMMuHIoArRp.I

The friends Of Mr.. Seth A. FeAster
are doing all in their po wer to secure
his nomination for Mayor, and there ia
no denying the fact that he would make
q strong candidate. Hs is well known
in this city No n succtssful business
man, has Q clean record and q spotless
reputation. Although Republican be,
10 not, neither has he ever been, an
offensive PARTISAN" consequently he
could command the votes OF all who are
In favor OF reform In our municipal af-
fsira and an honest ADMINISTRATION OF
It's executive department. These are
the points urged in his favor, and 1t
must ba admitted that they are incon.
troVertable.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
ArbitratOrs to sett,o the dispute.

TANGIERs, April 16.-The following
arbitrators have been selected to settle
the difficulty between the United States
and Morocco: Hadj Moham ed Elkabbaj,
OF Fee, aud HadJ Abdelkeim Ghemmija.
Of Tetuan, with one vote for the Sultan /;
Mr. Lewis, or his nominee, for the United
States, and a foreign Minister at fan
giere, mutually agreeable, to be umpire.
Mr.. Lewis has proposed the Italian Min
ister, Count Romeo Cantogalll, for um
pire, Kirby Green having been object, d
m
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
WAMAMAWmRT.

French Ottoman Goth, all
wool, eight shades. 40 in
ches. Reduced from 7s
cents to SO.
French DiagonaIs, all
wool, various twills, ten COL
orings, 40 inches. Down
from rs cents to so.
AA Wool Habit Cloths, a
very great variety, nineteen
colors,including all the new
est and most d 6 sira b | e
shades, so inches. They
were 81. but are rs cents.
Ams,zean Diagonaks, all
wool, large choice 10 colcrs.
"a inches. Reduced from
81 cents to 28.
Amerzcan Woo Suttings
in sixteen very stylish
checks and overplaids; gray,
brown, and ecru grounds,
with cardinal, blue, orange,
self-color. Desirable at As
cents, but reduced to 81.
Wool Z>1eots in mixtures
Of gray and brown. Consid.
ering the weight, ofremark-
able strength. SO inches.
They were a very good bar
gain at 37i cents, are a
greater now at 81 cents.
WooI Paid Suitisgs, two
distinct lots including twelve
colors and styles. SO in-
ches. Reduced from go
cents to 37l.
SeohA ZepAyr Gixghams
Thirty elegant novelties in
plaids, stripes. The public
have been eloquent over the
colors and patterns, and
thought them cheap at so
cents; they go at 374 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Entes,d Il the Post On se At Whining
ton DEL, as second class mall matter.
TUESDAY, APRIL IL, 1888.

TIE REPUBLICANS OF Pennsylvania
are acting wisely, and 10 . manner that
should be emuiA.ed by those Of other
SAIes. In sele itlng delegates to the
National Convention they have taken
care 80 choose able and experienced
men, VIA, are leit free 10 aot on the
PresideutlAl question according to their
own Judgment. Tlis Is o wise policy,
and cannot but prove satisfactory.
Had Mt Blaine no, wgltten his letter
Of Withdrawal, the people OF the Key
stone SIA.e, the same as those OF many
Others, would hAvs instructed their
delegates that he WAS their choice, but
now they are 1t liberty to act Hcoord-
ing 10 shAl their judgment shall do
tate ss being for the best interests OF
the party. We feel conhden, that had
Mr.. Blaine remained In The field he not
only would have been nominated, but
would also have been elected President 4
Of the United States, and the question
arises whether, II he should yet be
nominated. lt Is not duty he owes TO
the country and bis psrty to accept.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

THOMAS JEFFERsoN, when he
penned the immortal Declaration OF
Independence, asserted that "All men
are crssled free and equal" bu, Mr..
BAysrd and his followers only concur
In thls, 80 far as 1t does not Affect the
right 10 vote. Els has said on more
than one occasion that the cleo i've
frAnchise 10 only q privilege, aud not o
right, aud for this view OF the matter
We are indebted to Mr. BAyArd for the
very fair and righteous assessment
laws under which We nov live, that
bessow this privilege upon any one in
the shape Of man, no matter how
low, drunken or dsoased he may be
provided lie will vots the Dem CORA IL
hckeh but wlshhoids, 90 far Is servlle
assessors and Gax collectors oAn do,
from every one known or supposed to
vote other wise. Mr.. BAyArd and his
pArtlsans in this ssAss may wake up
some morning to find that he no longer
rules the DlAmond State, and that the
people have declared The elective fran
ohise right vouchsAlsd to sill, and mol
. privilege to be enjoyed only by the
few.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

WE ADMIRE toe pluck OF Colonel
Norton III his dSbE for the Dsmocr Atic
hAyoTslsy nomination. Hs hiss been
besei on every hand with ind uoements
TO wl'hiraw, ou. has lurred 3 deaf ear
10 all enttes,y. All these will give
thee, and much u0re, said she tempser,
but the gallant Colonel nEs only stopped
long enough to reply, ''ge. behind me
SATAN" and then pushed ahead with
his Canvass. h deserves 10 win, bat
We do not believe nat be can do It with
the odds that are ssansi him. Mr..
OAspefsaa's friends know thas while
Oolouel Merton Is in the fed their
SAVor!is has no chAule, hsn,s the A.
tempes tia. have been mAda to indu,e
him TO Withdraw, ras Colonel gAid a.
the ou'Be. OF tue canvass thA. he WAS in
the he,d 10 stay, sud there is no d1ubt
bat he meant iuss what he said. Thus
iar MI D)ogherty has the inside track,
and unless something unforeseen should
intervene 1hera is little doub. bu, he
viii be the Dsm9grs nominee tor
Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Explosion OF . Locomotlrn l, ,,,ior

JoHNsTowN, April 10 -Tne boiler OF
locomotive No. Z, OF the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad, Exploded at Rock
wood, making complete wreck and in.
turing EnGineer P. Oobaugh, Fireman
Jack Dayton, Frank Cunningham aud
an unknown man, but none Of them
are seriously hurt. Cobaugh aad Day
ton were thrown . number OF yarus into
he river. Almost every window in
the village was broken and houses rear
were damaged. A pieae of iron was
thrown 100 yards and went through a
chicken coop, killing four blo0del
fowls
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
SAlo of HOIAnn-

The Junior member OF the firm Of L.
w. sudham & Son is going mp to Ohes
ter, on Thursday afternoon, TO Eell
twenty two head OF Kontucky and
Southern Ohio horses for A. q Tyson.
Among the lot are several large Nor.
mAns, which are well worth the atten.
tion OF owners OF heavy cabs, drays and
other heavy vehicles, bes d es some very
fast trotters, and n PAGER tha. can show
40 gait. The gentlemen who pur.
chased horses at Media, on Saturday,
will be sorry after this sale 10 they viii
only take look at them ard contrast
the prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Night scllool.

Prof. Crsbb, who has been enjoying
his vacation, will return tc this city on
Saturday, aud will open big writing
school On MarkoI street In a few days.
Prof. CrAbb may be ranked amonR the
leading ptnmen OF the day, and he should
be favored with q large mum Der Of pupils
Scores of young men In our city could
attend his school with great advantage,
IS tie greater number OF mechanics and
working people are certainly very def
Client In their knowledge OF chiro'
graphy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
A Man set on Fire FOR a Joke.

ELIZABETH. N. j April 16.-Oharles
Myer Is employed IN the Singer Works.
a lad in passing him TO day split q
qasrtity of benz!ne over his back and
shoulders. Charles Miller, = fellow.
workman, play fully lit piece Of paper
and held 1t out 10 Myer saying that he
could dry himself by that means The
btnzine ignited and Ia an lnstant the
man was o mass OF flames. Dr.. Mock,
the attending physician, says his ipjur.
les are fatal. Miller is well nigh crazy
over the result of his joke. Myer has
wife and three children.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Hawkins q, Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
nuR AcKMnnaI EnanaEMr

We desire to acknowledge q
haitering Increase Of patronage
during the past year, and TO re-
turn thanks to our friends and
ih0 public for their appreciation
Of our efforts TO serve them
faithfully.
Our method Of managing prop
critics and making rons coll0o {.
tons Is now so thoroughly sys-
tematized that NO arO meeting
with worry little trouble In this de-
pRrtrmOnt.
No believe II would ho 10 your
Interest 60 place your properties
In our care and thereby saVo
TINE, TROUBLE and MONEY.
Collections promptly made and
as promptly remitted.
Commissions only 5 per cent.
HAWKINS 8 CO.,
az 7I2 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Gard Erom ,Iohn MAY.

MEssRs EDITORS Ia your publicA
tion OF yesterday l notice al item
beaded "a Question Raised" which
concerns my CIT zsnship. II those who
feel O curiosity to know will kindly
call on me will crafty their desire. /
strongly su'psct who they are, aud
would wlsh them to know tha. 1 have
q character to save which Ia more tha \
they havs to lose. Respectfully, JOHN
MAY, lib Lobdell street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
phuadslphiA. Wilmington D Bal
timors Railroad.
1KBRUARY ssh, Isss.

xkBRUABx esh, lsss.
xraAns wri hsavs wiimington % foliev
SUNDAY TRAINs.
rhiladelphA (expressl L1@ 4N.s0, "a.
SSs@ slS ~ log. 4 S i d !. n. II .,
80 ssoSSGs. soS Z. Va is g. 8 is - 3 < s% % is~ n
~ ~; II y, Il 81 a. M. Il DO SA ed T0A and
M as4 lOe. 5sS q. and b np. n. 80
\ so.: i$ 8 3. E s x ss e !:
. a Tci We. Y : Chester, VI. L.nolin. % o..
For NswsrS Gentry and nd intermeaiAte Sta.
''fsii g.itiaors =: ma I;5 T. g and Ssi p: m;
R.isinorSs and G.g B y Line, ,3p,m.
"a BsitimoTs ss Tim a and Wa.hington, rs i&t an
MA and 7%n ~ m'' nod' 'iH' IA ttA eA
Trains for Bels@are Nv Division leave for,
ssw Castle, es ga e 4, sscs s9s, M. nsA as sa
SsorEetown and Lewes. 20 a. m :. Q % .. n,
neaford texpress), 70 p. m.
harrington Detmar. and way stations, su
E!prs.s ior Harrington, 20 D. m. wa,
Ezpres. icr Dover, Harrington. and Del
Franhlin Ctty, 0A. m,
Exprese for Cape Charles, Old Point Corn
y ---~ @'~AsSaAf - ~ ~ Aas = W. a. W n tkut
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VIII
Mington lexpressl. l22S, q 80 72o, IN, sM
- % y IS, II 20, II o. 4. M, u S6l, 40l 4 ID
% b2l, 6O7. eH, Up. IN.
Accommoda ion, e8n, 10 2s a. M, IA aM
"a. an. n sa5 10 % 10 20 and ii n .. N.
For Philadelphia lexpressl, 200, Q
IN el0, II q. TO-, 81, b2A, and 90 y. N,
accom- nodation, Siba. M, II 10, l&
6@, ~ and 10 00O p. m.
Eor Chester (express), 7 ID. . 10. IL ii q M,
r. 2 O8. and 10 U0p. m.
Accommodation, 8 Is m, II 10. %. 4I0
slS. II 81 a. m, az, GA. 6ss, : %, and 10. o.pt
E0r West Chester, via Lamosin. SIS a. M,
:, For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort, an
For New Caste, Middletown, CLAYTON.
Dover, FELTON,. Harringto Seaford, LAUREL
and Delmar, l2 o5 Night.
Baltimore and Washington, LIZ. 146 500
10 " a. m, l2ce, "a II and Is D. IN. Bali.
more. 9. 90 and u 20 D. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for WI.
mlngton texpressJ, H. %, A5o, 7.2o 10, ii, ID
A. M, b.0a 6.57 and II. % r. n.
accommodation s,1, 10. % A. NJ, II. Is, Z %
s.l0, rs and ll.HP. M.
For further information, passenFers are
ferred to the ticket onice At tle station.
Trains marked thus ts) are limited EXPIRE
4P9n which extra fare Is charged.
General Manager General Passen ger Az,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
NEW STOkE & NEW STOCK

cheap. roliGble place 10 purchase Gro.
ceries. MY tess and ootiaos are selected for
their hne Il svot and sReet drlustnR quail.
ties Ihey need no chrorhos Ct glassware 10
ssll hem. give full vaiuo for tho money.
make sp ia, mention of my soc, ooo and
eOo tess ard 26o, 2so and 3Oc coifees, and ASK
you TO tive mo = oail an be convinced. Al.
30 nave iull line OF groceries and ptovls
and see for youiaeii. 9o0de delivered to ali
parts. X II. .HARRINiSTfIN
Don't forget the place. s. vi, corner Of
80 and 1.h srson gtrepts, ale StA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

REPUBLICANS should reo9lleo. that
Notwithstanding the 'a1s tha! they may
nave Desn successful In being assessed,
~ Is A!so inpers!iyely necessary thai
sney saa'l be registered sad tina. no ous
can 90 this anie,s hs hos tax reoslp,,
~ - therefore necessary to attend to
PHyius 'he 'aI TlIhJu. delay, az no
2ne con vote ualsss registered. The
Cemo2Ia'' will 20! have eny trouble
Apoa' 'Ae TAX re9siDt par. o, the busI-
ness as they sse mAstera of the .i.un.
alon Is lar IS tbs; +, Concerned, but
VIE ~l'e E9oaol!cAug u will be dlffsrsnt.
ga sAiuFtsy, May IL, .hs DemocrS,ic
nomlna'l2a election VIII be held, and
ws kn9v tha. :; is The ,n,entlop 10
oAtoa lh9 vosers SO fass ss sbey deposit
sneit osi.Ji' ald ilEs .aem At once,
ptooAaly lr:o Sn .djaialrg room, and
nave their names entered on the rezis.
Halon' T1ls saoEs .as. hey are aler,
IN tais natter and heir exsmple
'n0uia os followed by ,ha Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
KnIed himself with a Pistol. .

FoTTsvILLE, April ia neighbor
this morning found Daniel McGse, of
PAlo Alto, lying dead upon his fio1r
W TIA an empty pistol beside him. He
was 20 yesrs of age and lived alone
His sons, who were employed on the
Reading Road, have, sincs the uusue
cestfui strike, gone West with their
families. He has consider able property.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

Do you ask why this
witchery with prices al the
beginning OF the season!
The reply is plain, but first
you need to know that,
measured both by dollars and
yards, this has been our
greatest season for Dress
Goods. Our sales are
drivlng-active. But we
are in position to serve you
quite remarkably In prices
of highly desirable goods.
We therefore propose to put
increased activity into sales
by giving you the largest
inducements. That's all.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
BALTIM0kE & VnlO NAILROAn n

DAAAhAV8h & Oh1W hSAHLBWA0 n
COB bkDuL. u 1FTHOr. Nov. 70. IL
Ains lsave delaware Avsnus spa,
For Phiisdeiphia and Uhsstsr. eiS, = o.
-, 20, 10 10 ana II u .. m; %. 90, Q co.
toe, 10, ~, o 90, 30. Q 10 ard Ii y, m
On sundays, 90, 90, Q 10, la is and Ii IL q
nj %, %, 10, . u, o 30 and tb ,. m.
For OhiosEo, Whosling. Columbus aAo
Sendusky, daily, 40 . N. and 0 40 D. m.
hor fittspurg, daily, 7 90 .. N. nnd-1 u p.
For oinciAnati, Louisville and st. I.ouia
daily, IL 10 q. N. and 20 ID, N.
tor Bhltimoro and Washington and New,
Ark and HAVE de Grace, II 10 q. M; 2 tb and
20 .. N: On SundayA 20 aud II 10 3. m;
For Singsriy, SIS and II 10 n. m,au
70 and 30 .. m. and u 80 midnight. Or
Sundays, II 10 Q. n.; Z 10, ~ and I so D, M
TOE LANDkNbEhtt,9 Q Is a. M.bundA,
only, 1850 o. m. and zts p. m, dAily
Hsept Sunday. 90 p. m. daily.
Trains lsAre maFEot Street btAtlon.
Hor PhnadelphlA 2 SO p. In. daily, sxospt
sunday. Eor baltimore asS p. M..
daily, except Sunday. rof IIAndonbefE
e.hO and 1850 A. M and I.ss r. NJ, dAilJ
sxeepi sundsyi p.lb o. m. Sunday only
b.0S p. ~, d1ily.
rhs 1850 a. m. train oonHsots at EAE
Junction with Oineinnau aud st. LouI
20 y. N. connects with Chicago and Is
lssuts cypress daily.
Trains for hllIni1gton-LsAva PhHadti
pnla, daily, ~ 90, sIb, 90, hlp.Su n. M, l q
500, 4 30, $500, s.re. $40. s.i6 10 90 o, N,
DAILY, except Sunday, TIA q. n, is.e,
noon, At.lb. IL % .. N.
Expires trAinsa
", 81. OLEMENrS, OK, LDyu
reloDhons No. liza.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

ADvnRrIsHRs should make Q nols
OF the faol that the REPUBLICAN, sill
leads In circulation. Plaes your Cd :
vefteemsnts where thsy will be read
By The greatest mum ber OF people.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
MOxHUEa,
N0TICE.-rO THE

NoTICE.-rO THE HoNon-
=. JuDons OF the Court of ofaoNOhABLE|
D.la1are M snd jail Delivery Of tbs ss,slssions !
IN nnds .s, N and for New Css,is r sne STATE ID
seeond sar ~, Respectable eitj1Sn.v We,
nmsrepy certify that Patfiek PIN illninston, dS
ankn!L owners and occvnani t eit snd JohId
slIaated at NoA lo6 and llp MOI o. the s,or1
tne second ward, city, copntS sta Ky street n
salu and described In thelr x,,, anu otat- Aiorel
WnV arc applicants for 4 ii,sngp ieallon, an
sne seventh day Of May, A. n 80 honiayl
nsnt term OF said count. for IL. ~ ~ ~ hg Ill
Saiink nqoers In quAntltles moi isIc aaic 0iinloil
ns. ksnon therein not 10 b. Az, sas man One
psenlsef, they being cense,, nA on hi
svvas, wares and merchandise. h.elsllers
Sost Vhlue OF their stock conSi.n,te agRrtgatl
Ihna n ior sails 10 not less thhn A. Aepl u
"oi,hrss they are men OF full sgn w :, hundre
snhn koou moral chaTAciersttha, ~ sObrlet
Intoxicating liquors Al aaii ihal n1l sesh sale
70 accommodate the nh bIic. niaee n,,aee Is neeessar
owners of said house nna ~ .lat .lat lltY are III
is ave hundred doiiars; "o true rettal VAl
Dennis NJ kelleher, lama. u.v
Lo ous Harris. ,Jnhn never,
uclArd Bootl,e. Hishhh Nh u y Dunbif
John v Bnsh, ~ uel ue hAneuE
Edward Melchodr, ,Iobn icn 1, !, lshin,
samuel Reed, Jchn l, na{ts.
Charles heinel, samnsi mmll9sIt,
John farnnn, NnrtIs Ti, hfi,
Ihilip u Shea Ana aaa
william McMeDaminl Pa,s,sH" ,wntef,
Francis McGiliiOn. iohn 1. m.imN
Michael McGilllon, WIliI,,nS Y
Dennis Conner, '''"' hoopeh
Aifott P.PBUN ETr a ~,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
lIS Years of AGe.

LYNoHBURG, Va, April 17.-ElizA.
beth Arnold, colored woman, died
here on Sunday night, 81 the alleged
age OF 1l8 years.