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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02
Greeley.

The Nelson store is not doing much
now.
Mr.. Jarman has rented his farm and
will make large sale some time this
month.
Mr. MasterSon, of Conkling, has the
material on the ground for large barn
to be built in the spring.
Greeley farmers are hauling lots of
corn to town Your correspondent
found every stable in town crowded
with farmers teams.
Roe Jiles has rented his farm and
will make sale the 23d, of this month,
and will then return to the Hoosier
state.
Mr. Berry is feeding % head of steers.
He is rustler if he is an 'old bach"
John DOlmage is threshing timothy
in this neighbOrhood.
James Locher has sold his eighty to
VIM. Slater, the blind man, for $3.50.
The former will remove to southern
Nebraska, whereby Greeley loses one of
it best families.
Rose Valley literary society is running
in good order. Next Friday evenin g
there will be thirteen on each side Of
the question. Come and hear the de-
bate.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02

The grand jury adjourned yesterday,
after having returned four indictments.
One against L. NJ. AndeIsqE on charges
regarding the hog case which long since
was clothed with county celebrity; one
against John Ables, of West Extra, for
breaking into the Congregational church
and stealing two vases. lie was arrest
ed last night by Deputy Sheriff Crane
and lodged in the county bastiie; he Is
of a pauper family and merely boy.
Aa Indictment was returned against
Vim. Smith fof having sold mortgaged
property. The fourth finding we are
unable to give 10 our readers. The
evidence was insufficient to sustain the
charge against Mrs. Fountain of KEEP
tonalia fame, Under the circum-
stances II was necessary 10 show that
goods taken at specified times, amount
ed to $50. in this the prosecution
failed.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Gray.
lBY MOSEs.I

Gray.
lBY MOSES.
Sunday was beautiful day, appre-
ciated by all after the recent snappish
weather.
A Young child of Mr.. and Mrs. p. L..
Welty's has been very sick.
Geo Grav .hinned connie Of cars Of
cattle last week
The General imnre.sion IL that the
Jannary thaw was n slim AFFAIR and
rather late
&C. crov r,oda h,s;ro., +r;n to
Boone last week stirring nm the coal
men
h, of or ,o., .hoot;st. GOT
hnt;, =. ' uu' iost ,, o -,;th ~ ~
following score the losers TO feed the
successf1l marty on oysters. Packard ~.
Rees q Brooks 2 Corner /. total 26.
Higgins /, TAYLOR Langworthy o, w.
Davis O. 4. Davis o. total 1. At the
present writing it looks as if the last
named parties would have to buy the
oysters.
A special carving some of the r. r.
officials stopped in our city a short time
one day last week.
Mr.. c. Shofer succeeded in killing a
twelve and half pound jack-rabbit
about half mile from town last Fri
day. r. A. Steere reports the presence
of an immense white owl in the vicinity
of his poultry yard within few days.
A number of our citizens went to
Audubon last Saturday evening to at
tend the lecture by Chaplain LoZier.
Geo. Gray came near losing a steer by
drowning in Benson's pond west Of the
railroad last Sunday, but the "critter
was drawn out allve.
We hear that Chas. Buford Will soon
return to this town and take the place
of IL. l.. Hansen as engineer at MI
Trays elevator.
Rev. Nedder, of Guthrie Center, was
in Gray short time last eanesday
evening, on ms way 10 AUDUBON and
Atlantic, Mr.. Vedder owns a nice 1arm
lew orn LILIES , mSo, r III vaa him rsn s
son s; ttop' T Gnu p,iu .;ouSitrro HIN ie''0"
GU i'i'' III io"" "sii'uisui''
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a Martha Washington tea
party at court house hall tonight, with
representative characters of honest
George and his estimable spouse. The
weather is unpropitious, but hopes are
entertained that large company will
enjoy the occasion. General invitations
were issued, intending to reach every
one in the community, and if any were
omitted, it should be regarded merely
as a clerical error which we can assure
our readers the committee upon whom
the duty was imposed would more deeply
regret than anyone else.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02
Under the Flag.

Coroner Lass impaneled jury and
held formal inquest over the remains
of Stephen Archer, whose very sudden
dem!se was noted in these columns last
week, that body rendering decision
that deceased came to his death by
cause unknown. However, there is no
doubt in the minds of the physician
and relatives that death was caused by
heart disease Of long duration.
a very sad incident in the bereave-
ment and one which made the aged
widow well nigh inconsolable in her
grief, was the fact of her absence in
Illinois when death came 80 suddenly
upon her life companion. She was un
able to reach here before Saturday af
tcrnoon.
The funeral was held at the Presby
terrain church on Sunday and yer!
appropriate sermon was delivered b,
the Rev. Dickinson. A very large con
course Of sympathizing friends were il
attendance and followed the remains t
their last resting place in Maple Grow
cemetery. The impressive cermonia
rites of the G. A. X. were performed a
the grave, while the casket EN- rout'
from the church to the cemetery wa
covered with the American flag, reflect
ing upon the dead soldier the glory 1t
had battled to sustain. The Sons o
Veterans attended in uniform, and as
sisted the beautiful and solemnly i'm
pressive ceremonies.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02
County Band Carnival.

}. G. $ie4fe bag arranged for a band
carnival to be held on Thursday even
ing, Feb. Is, in which the best musical
talent Of the county will participate
Members Of the bands of Gray, Extra
and Braytqp will be present, making an
aggregate Of twenty-five pieces. 4
number of excellent pieces Of music
have been received. The boys are pre-
pairing to help both parties in the polit
ical contest, and when occasion de
mands can furnish band in number:
and excellence equal TO anything in The
West,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02
The Last Chance.

The Chicago & North Western R'y
Co. will sell round trip tickets to Calf
fornia points at the old cheap rate, for
excursions leaving Omaha Thursday,
Feb. 10th, or Kansas City Friday, Feb.
18th. This is the last chance for re.
duced rate tickets. Regular Excursion
tickets are now sold daily. For partic.
ulars apply to agent c. &N.-W. KY. Co.
5-3l
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02
RraCa un.

You rro feeling depressed, your appetite - poor,
you bothered with Headache, you are hdgety,
nervous amp generally out Of Sorts and want brace
up Brace up but not with stimulants, spring nedi.
cines, bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whiskey, and which stimulate you for an
hour and then leave you In worse condition than
before. What you want Is an Alternative that vi
purify your blood start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renewed
health and strength. Such medicine you will find
10 Nlectrc Bltens, and only so cents bottle IT A.
koIerts a Ccy. drls sIoess ~
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02

District cqHrt will probably adjourn
this week.
Mrs. VIM. Mcmillan, of Atlantic, is
visiting at the Walker House.
b. e. Foreman returned from Illinois
today with eighteen head of horses.
AS we go to press we learn that L.
n. Anderson was acquitted when his
case came to trial,
DR.. Brooks, returning to Gray from
a professional call in Sharon, was in
town a few moments today.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02

CUMMINs, representative of anti
prOhibitionists in Polk county, has in
troduced a bill providing thousand
dollar license for cities of over 10000
inhabitants. Severe penalties with for
fixture of license are provided for vio-
lation of restrictions placed upon the
business. The Iowa legislature, how
ever, will not enact law to please a
few counties that is contrary to the
expressed wishes of a large majority of
the people,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02
Good Results in Every Case.

"a Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer of Chatta.
nooea Tenn, writes that he was seriously afflicted
With severe cold that settled his lungs had tried
many remedies without benefit Being induced to
try DR.. Kiags New Discovery for Consumption, did
and was entirely cured by use OF a few bottles.
since which time he has used it ia his family for all
Coughs and Colds with best results This is the ex-
psrence Of thou sands whose lives have heen saved
BY this Wonderful sCoyeTy. Trial bottles free at
A. II. Robertf & Cos. drug stors.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02
Real Estate Transfers.

James 7 like Johna Cousins lot
II section 8 Audubon town.
snip. ................. ia W
John { Carpenter to Francis NJ
Carpenter sw NV sec "a Viola
township. ................... 800 90
Susan Carpenter to Francis NJ
Carpenter NV INV SEQ "a Viola
township. .,................. 800 90
G r Il Z r. r to John & Jensen
sw NV sec 2 Sharon township 800 90
John Swart to III B Aerbert lot
block 81 Audubon ......... 225 OC
Sally f Bowdish to Isaiah Hunt
sw ne sec 35 IIamlin township sos 0O
Daniel w Hendricks to Gran
vile + Hendricks s15 NV sec
10 Viola township, ........, 9G0 O(
Theodore Brown to Isaac Hunt
% feet of west side lot 3 sec
Extra township. .,,.....,.. 81 II
c r 4 RR to Isaiah Hunt NV
sc sec 80 llamlin township. 800 OK
c r | 4 = r X to Isaiah Hunt
sw sc sec 81 Hamlin township 800 q
Thomas + Doolittle to George
NJ Mccall VIZ sw ne sc sec %
Greeley township ..,i,,,,..u 800 q
John 4 hume TO Charles Van
Gorder wiz ne sc NV sec s
Douglas township. ......... 900 O
c r 4 p PR to Mary NJ Cram
er sw Sc sec q Douglas town.
ship. Observation-Disclosures 400 q
| o RI < Il Ii II 10 ] ii Hort lot
| II block 81 Audubon. ,.... ~ 60. c,
c r 1& + to 7 \ Miller n1z ne
sec Leroy township. ...:... 1881 6
Wilson Burnside to W II Cowles
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02
A Gift for All.

In order to give all chance to test It, and thus be
esnviaesd Of Its wonderful curative powes, DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumptiod, coughs asd
colds. will be, for limited time, given away This
e1er 10 net only liberal, but shows unboundsA hth
lathe merits Of this great remedy. All who sunsr
irep, eosghs colds. consumption, asthma bronehits
o. seq snseian ofthrvst, chest iunss especial
" teansstsdt " call u g., II. Eopcyts d Coz Drag
store, and gsts trial bottle free large hoi.fss ".
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02

The legislature seems economically
inclined and not of a temper to make
appropriations in excess of the actual
necessities of the state institutions
The people would applaud such
courQa
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02

0SUuulU1p0lphas rovolutioni1ed the world during
luUpNVIllMthe last half century. Not least
w VQW ~ among the ~ondc's rf inventive
progress is a method and sys TEN Of
work that can be performed all the country
without separating the workers from their homes
Paw liberal; any one do the work; either sex,
young or old special ability required. Capital
not needed You started free. Cut this out ami
return to and will send you tree, something Of
great value and importance TO you, that will start
You In business, which will bring You in more money
right away, than anything else in the world. Grand
OUTFIT free. Address True Co., Augusta Maine
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02

SENATOR YouNG's two-cent fare bill
has been approved by the senate rail-
way committee with the recommended
ton that it do pass.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02

AN editorial excursion is promised
for this year, Notwithstanding the inter
state commerce law.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

Tan AMHRrcAS Consul as shafield.
wno is nov on . vlsit 70 thls country.
says thN the E,gli,h msnufsoturers
are very anxious that tho Mllls T.rlff
Oil sasls pass, on account OF the N
DE- vsneat II 10 sure 10 unnks In their
ou'iness. An iraprsvsment In EaslIsh
oosiness from this source, means Q CON.
ssQ1snt depression 10 AmerIoan msnu-
Aosurerss and the advocAseS OF free
'rads are 81 fully aware OF this fac. a,
snyone elos. Yet 10 the face oiit, they
ere trying TO dsoslvs the work In Rmeu
|ot this coantry into the belief that thsy
VII be betssr on under free trade, than
'sney nov sre under Profession. Lt
Nose Who may DO inclined TO bslieye
shese fAisehoods. csrsinily study the
condition OF the working GLASSES Of
every country where frss trade 10 In op-
efAoons and then compare Il with their
o~n. Then II they would like 10
ohsnge their present condition, aud be
ous on the same level as the frss trade
workers OF Earope, they can have the
opportanity by votlng ths DsmosrAlio
duket bhis fall.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

Coop PLAYS are not only Instructive
bat elevs.tng. and such dramas q
e'Hssel X rke," Young Mrs. Win.
shrop," "MOnbArs" and . SCORE Of
Others thai might be named ere SER
mons that convey good moral lessons
Nhioh cannot but have m sffsot apou
Ne eadllaEs. By the same rule bad
plays are dsmorAliE!ng, espeslaily to
the young. and dramas OF ths blood
and thunder type are ~ bad for our
youth, and as ruinous TO their morals
- the yelloW covered dime noveIs; |;
but even good plays lose their effso.
miles, presented by Arst-olAss Arusts
who are paid remunelAuve salaries for
shstr work. OonseQ uently good prioes
must be charged for admission, 70 ss-
cure hrst-class artists Aod nrst-olAss A.
eEaotions. Every city OF the size .
Wilmington should have 81 least one
eheAsre devoted 70 frat.clMss attraction
ana unless some action 10 taken to.
card providing one here, our people
Who wish TO witness such artists q.
Annie Plxley, Maggie Mitchell, For.
enoe, Robson and Crane, or In fact any
OF those who stand At the head OF their
profession, will have 10 go to PhilAd sl.
phlA 10 do 10.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
THURsDAY, MAY 10. lsss.
GOVERNOR HILL has vetoed d

GOVERNOR HILL hes vetoed the
High LICENSE bill In New York, and
conseq qoen,ly the saloon men rtj,ios.
and are ready so boom him for any.
thing hon President Of the Uoi.ed
States dewu 70 Mayor Of Nee York
Oily. Two high license btiis had pre-
vioasly been passed by The Republican
Legislature, both Of which were vetoed
hE the Governor. The friends OF ten.
perAnce, anxious thai some restraint
should be put upon the almost unre.
strioted sale o! liquor In the City O.
Nes York, had . bill drafted by skilled
lawyers, with the special view Of being
fres from the objs,sions urged agAins,
she previous bills, but 10 has met the
same fate % those that preceded is
Tho Dtmocrats voted solIdly against ell
shese bulls, but this fAos % we'll ~ the
Rovernof's veto 10 explained BY the
statement OF the Woo president OF the
Liquor Dealers Central Association OF
New York, who says that the elRhs
thousand liquor dealers OF that olty
control IN average Of ave votes each,
or an aggregate OF forty Ihousand vosss,
which he claims are enough 70 de side
any sIeohon. Consequently In ve.olng
this bill Governor Hill thinks he sees
his way clear to secure these vo.ss Tor
The Dem ooraiic party At she coming
Prslden.lal campaign. Those Rspu b.
tcans Who are fearful OF taking hold OF
ths liquor question, will see By this
shat the issue Ia forced upon the party
and .hss the entire liquor interest is or.
mayed against It.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Pailadslrnia. Wilmington q Bal.
dmors Railroad.
APRII SSra. raaa
rhIL ssra. lsss.
krAins wiii leave Wilmington as ssiios

krsns WI leave Wilmington ns fellow
SUNDAY TRAINS,
isssSSsiRs,i sse sS s.SsrYY55ss:' Y5S h Il I, !, ss1 s
La az. slL . 20 and O. D. m. n VI - me- - ."
i : q s:1R.sni a.. b. So "a "a ss @ "a ss ~
Acsommod.t,on, ssu, 100, 7cx slA ,ou,
as Ss @, ss5 ip and % ID. m. - "''-
uHs inS !. n, .ia.& is, ~. sA. !sS ia
4 Eor ws., Sss.,.r. Vi. LamOaiu. % ane
and ,ss a. p stations. III 10 IL.
slls$sE: :ss md t;I &I.sIss.ssa I'm: u
and II e!A M. Il o. q Il, IA d s ID
Trains Tor Dsiswsre Division leave for,
MNew Castle se9 e sn : .: M, nsA 2S& s0
aecrseio1s sna and n 4 Ls.es. Ls,Sst q 50 a mswuu
HsrTisgton. Dernsr. md way stations, 80
E5p'r.s::. !. III q Harrington. % ,. m. Wa
~ EiS;s:: s, 4. power. Harrington. and D.l
,..s ksTp.s:' ioI Sspe Charles. Old Poln, oon.
Leave Philadeiphia, Broad Street for VII.
]. iisapmifSs., ~, nS aus e ~. ' II, ,S Il
e. sn, go. eE, II % p. m.
Accommoda ion, 9 90, To- - q. m, I,A RW,
". fN. sx2 % 10 % 10 20. and ii Il D. m,
FER Philadelphia (express), 200,
TIA 80, IL 81 a, M, z ~, "a, and 7 os D. rs
Accommodation. is q. M, Rio. G.
bD % and 10 90 p. m.
For Chester lexpressl, = Is. 0 10. IL 81 a n,,
, |, Aeon com @5%goS.iiOn, slam. nio. iB. 4p
For New York (express), q 90, an, 7M
sn IL OIL .. m, q, 6A. . %. O9 and 1916
~ TOr West Chester. via Lamokin. SIS n. m.
" rsr Cape I! Charles, Old Point Comfort and
FOR New Caste, Middletovn, CLAYTON.
Dover. FELTON,. Harrington, seaford, Laurel
and Delmar, IL 05 Night.
baltimore and Washington, I.A ga 500
70 u a. m, II %, . "a, and u D, m, Bsit;.
more Q. 90 and II asp. m.
Leave Philadelph(a, broad Street. for VII
A. NJ, 6.oa 6.H and Il.3 r. M.
Accommodation s.A, iO.3 A, NJ, I2&RM
e.i0 SIS and II. n p. N.
FOR further Information, passengers are re-
ferred 70 the acket efice At the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited exuresA
gPon which extra fAre Is charged. p'e'''
General Manager esnersi PsssenFer Az
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10


1hosH persons Who have any idsG o,
~ sNnslns !heir residence BY Migrating
a. tome distant STATE, viii do ,~aIl 10
1l'' consider the Advsnssaes ca rso by
cur oNn State, and In fac. the en,,r,
: aninsuiA. la the sou :heA,,ern pAr. of
sihs s!A'e lsnd IL cheap, ana there ia
.vsiy fa.iilig Tor improving IL Ftulss
Ano Derrles oIn be RAISED in Abundance,
ana Vie facilities afforded By the Dsla.
weie kii'roAd sui its branches pIs "a
sne markets Of Nsx Y Yyrk, PaIladelphia
AAa Wilmington At tbs very doo,s OF
sHe producer, P,ai.ry can be raised Ia
aoan ianoe sta small ooS., with the
,se'y :, OF rsoetV ng iha highest price tor
- ~ an lhe mtfkesu o, the large oltles. o.
20; Is and bazz4ris are unknoWn,
wuiie zoe climatic Is al that csn
slf.d; la the .ssern ar! oI So, Tu us.
& sna n 'ni Sountles. f.a, oy,,sr, he. o,..m
Hno crabs are abuadaut MI ~ saSm,,
s:i ihs oA:sAius, VII ls Nil '1r o,as 10 aso ,sa
go ? - ine people are ho,pitSsIs nd 'u
LeAay to welooms hooes, ,nSo, $50, enu
0i,s,A an" "a. T'eas isoA should ae o.,
n my considered by ,hose VIII, ~ "ont. usr-
go go enisrAting, ostore ,tsv m.La =
5A.S 70 arms distant
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Rosin q Bro, telephone call 400.
Aoelasn,. in the uea, NINA.

sHENAHpoAH, May 9.-Miue Inspec
Tor Sein. Of this district, reports tha,
there we're only two fatal and ten non.
fatal accidents duting the month Of
April. Foe the corresponding month
In aoeI there woie four fat al and Ave
non fatal ACCIDENTS. For the four mon thr
ending April 30 there were three fatal
and thirty four non fatal accidents. For
the corresponding four moaths in 1887
there were seven teen fatal and thirty.
four non fatsl accidents OF the tW elys
seeidents which happspei In April.
fatal and non-fatAl, SO per cent. was
due TO careless on the part OF the work
men.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10


aHARs arc some previous psopls 10
ssls wcfls, but II the s'ory ,h.t /, going
1ne tecndA In reteranss Io one OF the
MH!y. e'ecied man bers D! he Bard of
hiuAhon Is correct, Wilmington 10 en-
tsiied 10 take thu bakery In Ihts respeo
IL Is sad that tbs mem 1er re- q red 4.
nook cut his nIIurAllz Asion pspe ~ -
SAuEdaJ morsing, aud In the Af 80. y.
Mas elscisd ms0ber Of GhS, SaN%
Tn's mA5 he Eli rlsb', aad ,,s non,,o @
mAn referred to Gay m',as a yoos go - az,
nei We hope he viii; hus a, the az,
nIne IL ooFS seem, uud.r .he oirc1 N
sa, s'Anoe', "a though ais ele,tlou va.
nj, HE previous, We 40 NOT know no,
LSae ials gentleman has resided I'm ri
Giy' eus liis aOaroeiy possible thai /
lns oeen mu7h longer than the lin
L<qnted 6I il" 50 ensbis hioo 10 bt
oome e,h hAaa, ss he happsns 70 bsIon
30 n pag'y thas lakes oars IN hnvs a
who Intend 70 vote Ito II oks, r.,ursItzs :
ms so'n as ib9y axe eligible.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
a Riot Among Itai,.n INeor.,.

new CASTLE. May Q Several crews
o. Italians employ ed upon the shenanec
valley rAilrosd. which 10 being built 10
awe the Erie ~ stom q direct Pi,tsbure
connection, demanded an increase OF
wages To-day from 81 25 per day 20
" %, and upon being refused procured
large amount Of beer, became hilAri.
GUS and cleared the road of workmen
Ior mile- The fighting at times was
very severe and large number OF men
were wounded, though nothing serious
mas es YET been Terorted. The police
queiled she riot and = number Of Ital
iAns were arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
THE BEE HIVE .
SPECIAL GREAT


Ne haze too many Six.
and are determined to get a
tsaO thousand dollars cut o.
Ms StOek at all hazards.
Colored Silks at IS cents q
yard; comment unnecessary
A line of Gag and 7s-cen,
goods down to 40 cents
81 goods at 20 cents. SI.as
goods at IS cents.
Colored Faille from $I.7s
down TO $r.oo; worth to i'm
port $I.2s.
Satin Rhadames, in black,
from $3.50 dow to $I.oo
SI.7s quality down to SI.a5.
Pure Silk Surah, in black,
very desirable, not matched
for value on this contir ent,
so cents a yard.
Plaid Surah Silks; the 81
quality for 60 cents.
"a inch Bellon's Black
Silk; So quality down to
SI.a5; the $2.5o quality
down to Sr.5o; an extra fine
quality from $a.75 to $a.oo.
Every one knows the excel.
lent wearing qualities OF this
silk.
Guinet Black; $1.2s quail.
ty IS cents.
Moires in colors and Black.
Examine these goods e,1h-
eally and Judge Jor yourseH.
We feel s~rs If you don't
my ii rs not osr fault. We
shall haze 10 decline ezsq;ne
Of abo0e axrzue This
Lou Price Sale.
Russell, MissimeT & Co.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

KEsrERDAY was tho last day 10
whioh remonssrAnoes sgainsL sf peli
Hons in favor OF grAnp.a iIq 1or II.
osnsss could be filed, .dhd We are In
y 49, - A~As tHass are ALout fifty re.
moaslrAnees against Is many dtffsren,
places When the license, sre lAksn
mp the judges will lear evidence n,
soe against the app lsAn 8, and As sev
or@ 81 oraeys haze been engaged there
Sni no d'uot be pretty lively tlms
o'me OF those suraed dlzn Ai previou.
sosStons age again applying, but 4, ia
aoub;ful Il mauy or sny Of than xiI,.
sue'eed. There are PLACES 10 hi. oI,y
whose propristOrs are persistent yIols
sore OF the law, and all such nj 1os,
snoald Be refused license .nd aIosed
Some OF these rtmonstrnnoes oh.r0.
snns me ones remons,IA,ed against sel,
nquor 10 minors, or sell LIQUOR on tSs
NosooAth, ou. those Who have been in.
s.Snueh!Al In getting up these rsmon.
stIAlN'sS should rene "a bsr that a,
sne Oout$ viii JequIrS proot In ali these
cases, Is will es we'll for them 70 have
tneir witnesses It l<Jy TO subvban tiAte the