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The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-10
1000 feet leather, uppers fer br,

100 lbs nails, shoe, Field Sons. 90 lbs nails, shoe, Hungarian. l g lbs nails, shoe, stout iron. 30 lbs nails, shoe, zinc.
 20 doz needles, sewing, assorted. 25 dog needles, machine, Singer, assorted.
 20 dog needles, machine, Wheeler & Wilson, assoTt ted. 30 dog needles, machine, Domestic, tailors' assorted.
 .25 doz needles, drilled eye "be- tweens."
 doz oil, sewing machine. 100 lbs paper, manilla, heavy, for patterns.
 2 dog papers pins, assorted. doz rasps, shoe, half round. ? doz rasps, wood.
 doz shut,les, sewing machine, as- sorted.
 dog springs, sewing machine, as sorted.
 5 gross strings, shoe, round calf, A.
 90 lbs tacks, shoe, assorted. ? dog thi,nbles, tailors.
 CONTINGENT 2 tons barley, whole. ton barley, ground. 2 dog barrows, iron wheel l doz belts, canvas cartridge. 9 lbs blueing. ? dog boards, wash. ? doz books, receipt.
 ? dog books, receipt for prisoners. 50 lbs borax.
 l3 dog bowls, wash, galvanized iron.
 dog brooms, corn.
 2 dog brooms, wooden, stable. l dog brushes, lalher. , brushes, paint, assorted. 3 brushes, scrubbing. 2 brushes, whitewash. s buckets, granite, cell. 20 buckets, galvanized iron, 5 gallons each.
 1000 cartridges, Colts, f5-c. 1000 cartridges, Lowell Battery, 43 cal. r grs.
 1000 cartridges, rife, 45 cal 60 grs. 5000 cartridges, 40 cal. 60 grs. 500 cartridges. wire, shot gun, No 10.
 10 lbs chalk, white.
 l2 dog chiuncys, lamp, assorted. l2 cups, tin, pints. 5,000 cartons Sperry electric light commutators, Sperry 6 light dynamo.
 1000 envelopes, assorted. dog files, bastard assorted. 2 dog flies, saw assorted. 100 lbs of Gasket rubber. 24 globes, lantern.
 100 lbs of glue, carpenters. l2 dog grease, axle, H. & l.. 24 globes, Sperry electric light. POO lbs hair, plastering 9 dog handles, hammer, hickory. .. 50 l" handles, pick. hickory. p handles, sledge, hickory, l5 tons hay, best wheat and barley. tons hay, alfalfa. 24 hinges, door. 24 hinges, strap. tons iron, Norway, assorted ] dog ink, Carter's quarts.
 ink, red.
 '' ink stands.
 |" ladies, iron. 250 lbs lead, bar.
 800 lbs lead, white. 200 lbSaeather, belting. 50 lbs leather, lace. dog locks, cell.
 |" locks, door. |" locks, drawer.
 |" locks, pad. |" lye, condensed. 10000 feet lumber, surface; red wood.
 gross matches.
 l2 bottles mucilage. qt. bottles. 1000 lbs nails, assorted. 300 gals oil, boiled. 600 gals oil, coal, starlight. 75 gals oil, lard.
 bbl oil, machine, engine. % gals oil, valvolins. 24 ollas, large.
 100 lbs packing, rubber. 6 doz padss plotting. 100 lbs paint in oil assorted. bbl paint, mineral l2 pans, bread, 5 gal. 2 reams paper, business Rote.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-10
) gross paper, emery. , vroSs uaDer. sand.

reaniS papeT, ieICer HcauS. 6 reams paper, legal cup.
 4 doz pencils, lead, assorted. ? pen holders. 3 boxes pens, assorted. 9 doz pins, clothes.
 5000 feet flooring, pine.
 1900 feet pine scanJling.
 2,500 feet pin2 surfaced, white sugar
 gross plates, tin.
 100 lbs powder, rife, Dupont.
 5000 primers, Winchester rife.
 100 lbs putty.
 l , razors, Wostenholm best.
 20 lbs rivets, assorted.
 1000 lbs rivets, boiler, assorted.
 10 lbs rlvets, copper, assorted.
 200 lbs rope, manila.
 2 rules, carpenters.
 5000 shingles, redwood.
 l gross shovels, long handled, Ames' 90 lbs seap, shaving.
 100 lbs soap, white castillo, best.
 100 lbs solder.
 200 lbs spikes.
 gross spoons, iron table.
 ton steel, pick.
 300 lbs steel, tool. 20 lbs starch, silver gloss.
 1000 staples for novelty paper fastener, assorted.
 l2 strops, razor.
 gross screws assorted.
 20 lbs tacks, assorted.
 1000 lbs tobacco, smoking and chewing.
 50 gallons turpentine.
 l2 tubs, wash, galvanized iron, large.
 50 gallons varnish furniture. 3 gross wick, lamp, assorted. 24 wicking, balls.
 l2 wrenches, monkey.
 sacks waste, cotton.
 HOSPITAL SUPPLIES. Tincture aconite, U. s. F., ? lbs, l lb bottles.
 Tincture arnica, 3 los, 1 ID bottles.
 Belladonna, lbs, l lb bottles.
 Tincture capsicum, 2 lbs, lbbottles.
 Tincture caluubo, 4 lbs, l ID bottles.
 Tincture digitalis, lbs, ID botls.
 Gentian, , lbs, lb bot'ls.
 Guiniac, ammuniated, U. $. F., lbs, l lb bottles.
 Tincture HYoscyamus, 2 lbs, l. bottles.
 Tinctnre Iodide, : lbs. l ID bottles. Tincture iron muriate, U. 5. P, I2 lbs, It hotties.
 Tincture inyrrh, 3 lbs, ID bottles. Tincture nux vomica, 6 lbs, l IL bottles.
 Tincture opium. 2 lbs, lb bottlrs. Tincture opium, camphorated, l0l lbs, l lb bottles. Tincture squills, 3 lbs, ID bottles. Tincture tolu, ? lbs, lb bottles. Wine, epicac, ? lbs. 5 pt bottles. Alum, powdered, purified, 3 lbs, l lb bottles. Ammonia, acetate liquor, 5 lbs, l lb bottles. Ammonia, bromide, 3 lbs, l ID bot ties. Ammonia, carbonate, 2 lbs, l lh bottles. Ammonia, liquor, concentrated, T lbs, l ID bottles. Atrophia, sulphate, l ounce, ] ounce bottles. Balsam copaiba, 2 lbs, lb bottles. Carbolic acid, (crystals), 5 lbs, lb bottles. Muriatic acid, chemically pure, 2 lbs, l lb bottles. Nitric acid, chemically pure, 2 lbs, l lb bottles. Sulpharic acid, aromatic, 3 lbs, l ID bottles. Boracic acid, powdered, l ID, lb botls. Salicylic acid, 3 lbs,. 4 ounce bot ties. Fannie acid, lbs, 8 ounce bottles. l Tartaric acid, 3 lbs, Ib bottles. Hoffman's anodyne, true, lbs, l ID | bottles. Solution of arsenic, Fowler's, l ID, l lb bottles. Fluid extract Buchu, U. s. P, 5 lbs, l ID bottles.
 Fluid extract cascara segrada, 2 lbs, l ID bottles. Fluid extract cubebs, U. s. P, 2l
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-10
PROPOSALS.
FOR FURNISHING SUNDRY SUPPLIES TO THE TERRITORIAL PRISON FOR THE FISCAL YEAR, COM. MENCIN3 JULY l, 1888, AND ENDING JUNE 90.
 1889.
OFFICE cr TER BOARD OF TERRI
 

OFFICE cr TER BOARD OF TERRI ToalAL PRISON COMMISSIONERS,
 Yuma, A. T., Feb. l4, lSSs. Bids aro solicited for furnishing toe following named supplies to the Territorial Prison, Yuma, Arizona Territory, in such quantities as may he required, (more or less) for the a.scal year, commencing July l, 1888, and ending June 30, 1889: Ail supplies to be delivered at the Prison at such time and in such quan- tities as may be required by the Su- rerintendent, save such exceptions as are herein stated for car load lots:
 CAR LOAD LOTS. 40 tons of -four, Bakers Extra" 7" car toad lots, to be delivered at Yuma depot.
 Lime-3 car loads of "Santa Cruz"
 Csment-"P -"Porsland," , car loads Coal Blacksmith s, car load lron-American bar, car load. Straw-I car load.
 IN SEPARATE BIDS. 300 cords of wood, thoroughly sea soned.
 10000 lbs. fresh beef.
 PROVISIONS. oA S1a 1l,-. I,oooo ,,ad;,,n, l5,000 lbs. beans, bayo and white, sne-haif each.
 4,000 lbs. coffee, Costa Rica. iG dog. cokes yeast. 5000 lbs. fruit, dried apples, pears, piums, peaches and grapes. 200 ibs. hops, fresh. 5000 lbs. lard, best lenf 2,100 lbs. meal, corn, white and yeiiow, one-half each. 10000 lbs, onions, best quality. 500 lbs pepper, black, iu the syain
 50,000 lbs. potatoes, best quality. i00 lbs Royal Baking Powder, lib cans.
 2001 lbs. rlce, Esland. ,, jJG iGs. salt, Liverpool, Ene. 1000 ihs. salt, rock 2u,000 lbs. sugar, golden c, extra. 6,JO0 lbs. soap, bar, c. o. 400 lbs. tea. Japan OOlong. LOCO gals. vinegar, cider
 FOR HOSPITAL. 50 lbs. tea, best black. 100 lbs. sugar, graaulated- dGZ. starch, corn. i2 cases milk, condensed. 200 lbs. oat meal. 6 doz.. beef, Leihig's extract of. 200 los. lime, chloride. BEDDING, CLOTHING, SUN
 DRIES. 75 pairs blankets, 6lb. grey wool. l,5O0 yds drilling.
 10 bales filling, Eureks. 500 yds flannel, Canton. 1000 yds flannel, mission grey. I2 dog. gloves, buckskin. I75 dog. handkerchiefs, cotton, col ored.
 60 dog bats, white wool. 500 yds lining for wristbands. 2,000 yds material for over-cloth- ing, as per sample in Secretarys office
 5000 yds sheeting, Cabot. 250 doz socks, knit grey, diamond toe.
 1000 yds ticking, bed, best quality. % dor thread, cotton, assorted. 50 doz thread, linen, assorted. 300 yds towelIing, linen crash.
 sUNDRlES gross awls, shoemakers' assorted. gross buckles, drawers gross buckles, pants. gross buttons, pants, assorted sizes:
 gross buttons, underwear, as sorted sizes
 10 lbs chalk, tailors' colored. 20 lbs dubbing, waterproof. l6 lbs gum arabic, commercial l doz glasses. plain, assorted, for sewing machines.
 gals ink, shOemskers'. 2 doz leather, sheepskin, colored. rolls lesSker sole
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

Mamie Lam, Allie Redman and Emui
Nickens, young girls, while passing owe
the canal bridge at Circleville, Ohio. o,
Thursday, were caught by train of cars
The first named two were killed. Tn,
Hickt MS girl jumped, alightlng upon I
stringer of the bridge, where she lay unit
the train had passed over her.
Philip Barry of Loyalton, was LODGED
in the jail, at Harrisburg, Yesterday, or
a charge of murder. 1t Is ALLEGED thal
| he drowned his vile IN 1885. Barry claim,
that his wife committed suicide and thai
the information was made BY q mar
named Russell, through spite.
The responsibility for the loss Of the
81 4OO in silver which recently disap
peared while iD transit from the Mint al
New Orleans to Washington, has beer
practically settled by the express com
pany paying the amount in question tc
Unitsd states Treasurer Hyatt.
Captain John Miller was killed on his
farm, GEAR Jamestown, Indian Territory,
last Monday, by james Ables. Miller as
saultei Ables With knife. Miller Was
regarded as dangero man, being cred
tied with having killed 80 men.
George Moon was killed and Andrew
ii. Eick was severely injured, on Thurs
day night, by Baltimore and Ohio train.
which struck wagon in which they
were riding at Curtis Bay Gro sing, Mary.
land.
The striking railway employees in
Brooklyn, New York, returned to work
yesterday, Both sides have agreed 10
submit the difference to the staGe Board
OF Arbitration, and submit to their de-
cision.
II. 3. Marshall, cashier of the Sea
mans Savings Bank, in New York,
dropped dead in the bank yesterday after
noon. He was 20 years old
Physicians who yesterday examined
James Il. DOugherty, the prosecutor of
Mary Anderson, the actress, pronounced
him insane,
Fifteen new cases of yellow fever, but
no deaths, were reported yesterday In
Jacksonville. One new case of the fever
was reported In Gainesville.
Michael Mccormick, 65 years old, was
struck and killed by a sh fling engine
yesterday on Washington avenue, Phlla-
delphia.
Two more bodies have been taken from
the ruins of the Rochester fire, making
81 known 10 be dead
1t is reported that Perry Belmont has
been offered and has accepted the post of
Minister to Spain.
An unknown man was killed last night
on the Pennsylvania Railroad at North
Penn junction.
Chairman Barnum is steadily improv.
Ing, and his friends are now confident of
his recovery.
The first snow of the season, IA Con-
necticut, fell at Waterbury, last night.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
Dots.


Miss Mamie 1. Gsrman, OF CLAYTON,
Del, 10 Waiting Mrs. j, W. Aydon, OF
this city.
Aids are wsntsd TO assist In teaching
the Magic Scale and cutting dress lining
Mt No. ZIG Market street.
Tho 10 lies Of the Clayton N. z
Church will give q supper on Thanks
giving evening.
One of the very best assortments Of
clocks In the city, at Millard f. Davis,
No. East Second street.
Delaware Council, Catholic Benevo.
lent Union, will attend Yespers in the
Sacred Heart Church Tomorrow.
james Maoksy, Of MoOlellandsville,
fas sold his farm and dwelling 10 Evan
Garrett for S3. GOO.
Elmer E. OOrnog of this city, and Miss
Eva UuTrlnder Of Stanton, were married
by the Rev. A. N. KeigWin on Thurs
day evening.
The members Of the A. o. K, Of the
NJ. O., will Altond st. PAul's NJ. E
Church, on the evening Of che 26th inst,
to hear = sermon By Rev. L. 70, Barrett
The Misses Sue and Emma Mo-
GonigAl, accompanied by Mrs Glars
Hamilton, will leave on Tuesday for 3
visit to ssnFrAnoisoo, California.
The delicious fragrance, refreshing
coolness, and soft beauty impaired to
the skin by POzzoni's Powder, COM
msnds IL to All ladies.
Rev. e. E. White commenced 0 pro-
trscted meeting Rt Bethel OhuFoh, near
MoOre's Station, Kent County, Sunday
evening last.
A meeting will be held in Central
Church next ThursdAy evening for the
purpose Of consolidating the Christian
EndeAvor societies in the oIty.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
YOUR BLOOD.

Impurities in tho blood produce diseases.
Bodily and mental health depend upon q
healthy condition Of the blood. The blood.
particularly In the spring and during tho hot
summer months, becomes clogged with ifls
purities, which poison 1t aud generate dis
ease. harmless blood purifier. without a
particle Of mineral poison In it, such a. mar
curry or Poiesh, &! e necessary to remove thesq
Impurities and to restore tho healthy tone Qe
mind and body. Tie best purifier and tonic
known to the world Is swifts Specific (s.s.a.l
In regard to its wonderful purifying ana
tonic powers we give few testlmoniais AZ
follows;
Mr.. VIM. A. siebold, with Geo p. noweii q
Co, 10 Spruce Street, New York, writes March
10Th, 1885; 81 feel 1T my duty. for the bcnent
Of others who may be afileted a. Twas, 70
write you this letter, which you can use ng
my testimony in any way you choose. Iwill
answer any inquiry from others in relation
to the facts herewith stated. In February
last suffered great pain and Inconvenience
from bolls, all over my neck; could not turn
my head without acute palm and my blood
was In poor condition. After trying AL the
usual remedies In such cases, and finding no
relief by the persuasion of Mr.. J. W. Fears,
Manager Of your New York ONCE, used ono
bottle S. s. s.. and improved rapidly ana
very soon I was entirely relieved Of my
"Job's Comforters." Now not sign OF my
anlictlon can be seen. 1 feel strong and cheer
full S, S. s. is fine tonic as proved In my
case. Isleep soundly and my appetite Is good.
pr, j. N. Cheney, wellknown physician
writes from Ellaville, Georgia! Iuse s. s. s.
In convalescent fever cases with the best re-.
suits. 1t viii, in my Judgment, prevent SUM
mer dysentery, II one viii take few bottles
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
CROOKED RUN AGAIN.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF HEALTH.
They TAKE Hand In the uOntsst--The
PARK Commission Want the Nu.-
sAncs ABAted, but do Rot want
A0Feater one Created.

At . special meeting Of the Board OF
Health held lhst night the question OF
draining Crooked Run into HAtlesnnke
Kun was the principal l. pio OF digous-
and action. This biiass the fourth
party into the contest, With the threr
com mitslona a'ready Interested end dit.
isrlng In op nlon-tte Park OommiB
on, the Water Commission and the
Street and SeEer Commission, 1t 10
generally untersiood that tho oommis.
slons could not agree In regard to the
proposition 10 drain Crooked Run into
hattleenAE0 Ran, The sewer And tbs
Water Commissions bear the exuenaOr
Of the construction Of the rover Iolntly,
the Park Oommisslon having no money
for that purpose.
Crtoked Run runs fEon HArtmann &
FahfenbAoh's troHBry down through
the north tn1 Of the Brsn1ywine Park
into the Brandy vine Gre K, polluAna
1t is alleged, not only the atmosphere
In the neigh hbofh0od, but the Brandy
wine water drsbk by the oltz4nS 0i
Wilmington. On this account the
Board Of Health last nlRlt declared The
ron q nuisance, and ordered the Park
Commission and the Hartmann q Feh.
TebbSch Brewing Company TO abate tbe
nnlsAnos in aYe dSyF.
City soiloltu Tlfner was present Al
the meeling OF the board, and gave his
assent 10 tie declaration thRs the run
vas nuisance. II the parties named
DO rot tbste the nuisance or oum m snce
70 eDato II at the time specified, the
board ot Health can and will most
prStAbly pIcossd to build the sewer an d
o. arse the eaIno TO the Park Cnmmig.
slon and the Hartmann Sc BehrsnbAoh
Brewing Company.
Tho Park Commission complain thai
lheir position In the premises is not
pIopaFly understood. They do not OBJ
Ject 70 the abatement Of the nuitAnoe,
bnt they maintain that 1t would make
a greater nuisAnoe by brlnsing Crooked
Run In q sewer aoToss the hill and
empty 10 Into RAttlesnHke Run sewer.
lhe latter on account OF its imperfect
o mplttement, Ia nuisance In itself, ne
tAo nun is carried, IL iB tTul, below the
city heHdgRtes, but 1t emptied in such q
manner / ~ the nuisance Is as great 81
ever This they say might be prevent
ed by carrying the sewer out into the
middle OF the BERndyWine.
The Park Cammission complsIn that
, " suu hAttIo9hAhS nun
Sewer left that part OF the park in q
very bad condition, As the Water and
Sewer Commissions did not fill up the
grade rs promised, In consequence oil
which pend is created bstWsen the
seWsr and the foo. OF the bluff.
II Is altogether bsoAuss tho work Ii
rot properly done, and because the
nuisance In the mott popular part Of the
park would be intensified that they OBJ
jsot 70 uniting the tWo sewers referred
to. Do tho work completely and with
out any increased nuisance, and tb,
Park Commission will offer no further
objections.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

Tie MEETING OF the tffioers of st
Paul's A. U n, P. Church, which wa,
published In your paper on Thursdsy,
WaB legal meeting, and the olssi
AeAder had right to make ont 4 charge
against Mr., James I. Pennington, and
the board had right 10 try hls case,
even IL ho had aei to another church
Penninston, after violating his ohuToh
iaH, without any recommendation fled
% aA0ihcr church for refuge, and any
church that receives him doas so on her
own responsibility, for he Ia not war
tanted in preaching the gospel. II any
brothes had inieriered with his family
he Sir. PenuingtOn) should have
brought the matter before tire proper
officers Of the church and had the M at
ter settled. But no, he (Mr. Penninr-
ton) Was transgressor OF the law him.
sell, and be uses the fault Of another As
a cloak TO hide himself.
Yours respectfully,
l. b. COOPER, Pastor.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
ATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1888
EAST NnwpORE.

As Turks esteem the richest turbAn,
Shall wilmington this gem suburban.
where peace an health,
Their choicest wealth,
Shall e'eF impRrt
To brain and hoarti
No purss-proui lord nor vAiu nabob
His plAin sgpsfioFs shall robl
Nor say tits Wild
That thou shalt build
a palace grand
To hldo thy landl
Eu. Wbe;osos'sr thy 70 ltstsp roaus
Shall sm ne the pei pls's happy homotl
And II glad toll
Soms hands sholld soil,
a fr,ondly mien
Shall make them oleaal
no blilin's grasp that ne'er reIaxes
Shall take thy ehIldrsn's food f)f tAxesl
no hoIaeltSad price
Shall be raid twice
Ard stu remain
A IandiOrd'G Esihi
No mothers heart shall niLhtl5 bleed
Ger fruit OF runs pr0lin1 Boedl
Hut church and school
Win sentloRt rdlo
1ho Young shalt guide
where ioys bolldo!
The aWebtost zcphyra shall clress thss,
And syo-y iOrd 81 ptsnly blsss theel
Poultry and bees
'Nesth VlueB and trees
Shall ever be
Thriving fof theel
BcouOm and glad eontent
To infust,v by Haavs- s-ntl
WIFE l6y and thFiit
Each ol0ad lhall lit
From hearts tbAt swell
Beneath their spell!
And when life's autumn days sppear,
While virtues fruitags ell Ehali cheer,
Fathers Will tel
HOW wisely well
Labor In sport
Built East NsWp0rll
ARGUS,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17


About ons hundred guests assen bled
At the residsnos OF Mr.. Harry o. Pier
son, No. 1917 West Fourth street, on
ihursday evening to celebrate the
fourth anniversary of his marriage.
His noble and loving wife, Annie J
had arranged to give tie company q
grand reception, and right royalty did
she fulfill her part Of the program. She
had prepared feast that no epicure, no
matter how fRBtldious, would willingly
turn away from. Tho table was loaded
With Refreshments Of all that the heart
or taste could desire. Ice cream
frnit1, banenRs, oranges, grapes of ali
descriptions, spples, pears, coffee and
Acoomp painments, cakes Of VAliou.
kinds and other edlblss, etc, The mout
notable decoration was an immense
pyramid in the centre OF the tAble com.
posed Of fruits and hlWeFs. II was
really magnificent and called forih the
appreoiAtiva praise 1t richly msrited
Mrs. Briefly, Of West Third street, WAS
caterer.
Ths presents were both numerous
costly and handsome, among which was
the following silverwEIe; Caster, butter
dish, cake basket, pickle caster, dessert
spoon, sugar spoons, butter knives,
forks napkin ring, several very behut-
ful vsses, table linen, willow rocker,
besides numerous other articles, Rlass
ware, etc. The evening WAS spent In IA
agreeable, conversational manner. Wit,
Jest and good humor prevailed on ali
sides, and all enjoyed themselves to the
bent OF their inolinAtions. II was in.
deed happy Asssmblage of the warm
hearted friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pier
son, aud the host and hostess will long
be held in loving rsmsmbranos by them
when Father Time shall have whitened
their heads with the frosts OF age. At
. reasonable hour oil departed to their
homes, Wishing Mr. and Mrs. Plerson
many returns Of the anniversary OF
their wedding day.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17


To the members and friends OF the
Methodist BpiGo9pal Church: 1t affords
me great plsasuIe to announce that the
Centenary services 20 be held In New.
ark, DelSWarB, Sunday and Monday,
Novem ber 25th Rsd goth, are fully or
ranged for. The sermon OF DR.. HGrgis
on Sunday mornln9 will touch tho his
torio points of Metholism. DR.. Todd,
within sight Of the Place OF our gather.
Ing, will be sure to awaken interest In
the great religions movement which has
accomplished 90 much for the upper
peninsula In the century OF the organ =
izsd exis eno9 OF MethodIsm. RsV. A.
* Street and George w. Lybrand will
conduct the OentenH Ia. Love Feast.
The following miuisteTs are expected
to read historical Bke,C ,CheB of the charges
they now serve, which formerly were
within the bounds Of Cecil Circuit.
Rev1. o. Hill, j. B. Qligg, A. Burke,
b. II. Prlos, e. L. Hubbard, E H,
Hynson, /. Jewell, j. d. o. Hanna, II.
o. Atkins, O. f. Sheppard, II. o. Jones,
I. B. Hunter, John Jones, John WArth.
man, j. Dodd, I. A. II. O'Brien, o. 8.
Walton, Fred. Mckinney, w. 5heerF,
e. H, Miller, p II. Eelaon aud W. IL.
smith. The reunion Of former pastors
Will be en- occasion of great interest.
Rev. W. W. bCMohAel, who was one
II the pastors Of Oecll Circuit in 1888,
o1psots TO DO present, and will have
oharAe Of this service.
Tho editor Of the Peninsula Methodist,
the Junior preacher Of Cecil Circuit in
1880, will mske an address Monday
night. Rsv. W. L. 8. Murray, Presid
Ing E'der, Will read paper on the past
and present, Of what was Cecil Circuit
John b. Wlllismson, ESQ, of Newark,
whose father vas prominent In our
Methodism, and Rho himself hes for
nIi7 searS been olossly Identifies. Uith
this work, will give p6rscBal remInis-
csnees In connection with the early
struggles Of tho ohuroh. A cordial in q.
vitstiOn 10 extended TO ministers, former
pastors members aud friends to attend.
N. NJ. BROWNE,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17
nFsVISIss.

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AAo ehs9Roat has R.Juso Gm aho city
AumfSra Hron,' AQa Market street.
Oupping and lseohing, lOs II. Second 81.
Try BuIh's coal Vou will nkelt.
Try Bush's ceal you will surely like It,
hillard ", Davih, jeUeler, X. Second st.
ZINE Is X, Rings, At HEnrs, lB L. Fourth,
Prank ROop Smith, dFuREiEt, 5th and King.
American Laundry, eoR West Front street.
Brazilian Balm, immadiste cure for numpb.
Fins cigars and notions ct S. W. cor. 10th
ana Bennett streets. l. Bell.
Wantsd-boO persons to BUY White Ash
eigsts and Key West cigars $. II. DurStSin,
2lb King street.
Hon can get the best homemade candy iu
the CITY at No ". Second street, barring
No. Oh kiEg street. II is the same.
you want cb5SJ picture frames 20 to7Cs
4. Baugh, 308 Wei Second street.. / Fave
for yourselves.
Koss, 80 Market street, has the large
and cheapest stock OF hats White shlrtF, uns
deIWesr, neckHear and hosiery In the city,
JAN and SOS them.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-17

Another large house greeted the Irwin
Brothtr1' specislty show at the Opera
House last evening. The perform ance
was As enteEtaiaipg as on the previous
evening, and RsVs general satisfaction
TO those present. II will be repeated
sRain this evening.
On ns4t Tuesdsy and Wednef day
evening IA Night in Jersey" will be
the attraction at the Opera House. 1t
10 on the humorous order, and Is said
to be worth seeing.
on Thursday evening, November ~,
HArdis aud VonLfeE's Company will
appear at the Opera House in ION the
FEontleE.n