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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04
SUGAR REFINERs AT WAR.
Frisco Expects to Sweeten Her Drink
Very Cheap.


Very Cheap.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.--War has opened
between the new sugar refining companies
Before the cut was made the American
company asked &c. for golden &C" and
re. for extra &C" The Califor-
MIA schedules called for 6Ac. and
6l2c respectively. Last night the
American company made a reduction
of lc per pound on each variety, placing
the rate nc. lower than that of their rival,
To-day tho California company took up
the challenge and quoted golden &C"
at SIC. and extra &C" at &c. Reflners
are striving for the trade of fruit Gamers
as well as the general public and have sue
ceeded already in making sugar cheaper
here than in New York. 1t Is
thought the price of the best
white varieties will decline TO 5
or &c. per pound. A telegram from New
York announces that the Secretary of the
sugar trust is on the way to this city TO in
duce one or both refineries TO enter the COM
bination, but it is stated on authority that
neither company will join the trust.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04
Frenchnen wound n German.

STRAsBURG, Feb. 3.-Two Frenchmen
quarreled with a German officer in the
Casino to-day. The officer drew his sword
and the Frenchmen drew revolvers and
fired, wounding the German. The French
men then escaped over the frontier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04

the attack on the government when Parlia-
ment meets by offering an amendment 10
the address in reply TO the Queens speech
condemning the enforcement of the coercion
act.
LANDLORDS BEFORE SALISBURY.
A deputation Of Irish landlords waited
upon Lord Salisbury to-day and urged that
they might be compensated for the
losses they had suffered through recent
legislation. They denounced the re-
suits Of the Land Commissions work.
Lord Salisbury congratulated them
that they had at last awakened to the inn
portance Of an unanimous policy of self
defense. II the landlords had shown SINH
lar energy some years ago, they would have
been spared much of their present misery.
He expressed deep sympathy for the land
lords, many of whom had suffered extreme
ly and he promised TO fully consider their
proposals.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04
MILL HANDS GIVE IN.
The Works Would Otherwise Have
Been Closed for Year.

TROY, n Y, Feb. 3.-After vainly en-
deavoring to gain some concessions from
the Troy Steel and Iron Company, the en-
ployes decided this morning TO accept the
terms of the company, including 10 per
cent. reduction of wages. Had they not
done so there is little doubt that the com
pany would have kept its mills closed for at
least year. A lock out has been in force
little over two months, keeping about
9 600 men idle
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04
CORNERING TOBACCO.
Heavy Buyers Report Great Excite
ment in Kentucky.

v
ment in Kentucky.
CHICAGO, Feb. "A dispatch from Chat
tanooga, Tenn, says: "Heavy buyers of
tobacco report great excitement in Ken
lucky. Every available foot of land is
being engaged, and people are paying as
high as 800 per acre rent for good fields.
A representative of New York tobacco firm
says: Spain has recently bought 1000 hogs
heads in New York, which leaves her 600
short of last years requirements, with about
5000 hogsheads for the wants of 1888. The
New York warehouses are about empty and
purchases made at Clarksville this week
were for immediate shipments. Louisville
operators are making every effort to get all
the dark low grades in n few hands. and are
credited with the purchase within a week of
nearly all the stock of Paducah, Hopkins
vile and Nashville"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04
Honkins, Case with the jury.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.--The arguments in
the trial OF Benjamin Hopkins, Of the FL
delity Bank, were concluded to-day and
Judge Sage. at the afternoon session, do
liyered his charge 10 the jury, who took the
case under consideration.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04
Crofters Convicted.

EDINBURGH, Feb. 3.--Several crofters on
the Island of Lewis, on trial for rioting,
have been convicted. Some were sentenced
to a years imprisonment, some to nine
months and others TO six months.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04
cnmn,llsorv Pilotage.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-rhe majority OF
the House Committee on Merchant Marine
and Fisheries are opposed 10 the biii aDoi-
lshing compulsory pilotage. They believe
this matter should be left u the states, sp
the bill viii probably lie over TINS session a.
Iaat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04

JACKSON, MISS, Feb. B--The Republican
State Convention has been called by Chair-
man John X. Lynch, 30 meet in jackson
Conversion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04
Col. Mapleson Bankrupt.

LONDON, Feb. 3.-Col. Mapleson, the
opera manager, has been declared bank
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
Too Proud to Accept Aid.

Az the South St. Louis Ststioa Of the
81. Louis, Iron Mountain aud Southern
RlilroAd the other Light, a young Wo
man, with babe 10 her arms, totteIe
into the waiting room and sank into 1
seat, wan and hhRRaTei from exposure
and want. The ticket agent Was imme
diately in.erested, and " hen the wumsn
asked how far She coull ride for 40 cant.
he elicted tho story OF her woe Sac bad
walked from Cuba, Missouri, and Wal
endeAvoIinR to reach DelAs6us, where
her father, . wealthy farmer lives. A
few yeSrs ago she ago hhs WAS oom
PEELED By her parents 20 marry O young
lawyer, though 81 the time she was be-
trothed 70 prosperous young farmer.
Her husband proved to BIS disBolute,
and huAlly deserted her. A purse was
made up at the depot, but the woman
refused to accept 1t, and buFat iuto tears
at the idea OF becoming an object Of
charity. She was auAlly Induced to
believe that her money would carry her
to DolAssus. and the cond uctor OF the
train was instructed to see that she
reached her old home in safety.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

By the helpful, genial action Of that
most benefcient Of aperlents Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, the bowels soon thr W
of the burden that paralyEed and weak
ened them, and resume their normal
freedom Of action. The action of the
Bitters, unlike that OF average purgatives,
involves no gripping o. drenchiDg. II ii
did 1t would, like them, be valuless for
Ordinary use. There is nothing unSentle
or unnatural attending its operation.
Upon the liver, no lsss than the bowels,
It's action Is most benign, promoting a
healthful bilious seer ton, and directing
out Of the wrong and into the right chan
nels. Conjointly with costiveness, other
bilious symptoms disappear when 1t lie
systematically used, and the stomach is
strengthened as we'll as regu,R ed by It,.
MalaTial complaints, rheumatism debility,
nerVy usness and kidney troubles are
compile ely relieved by Il. Sleep and ap-
petite are invariably promoted by 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
[Wsro You born nnr,mnnr urh. 1annai

were You Born Kovsmbnr TN, 1867
A correspondent Of the Boston Trans.
cript makes this very neat calculation,
having been prompted to do go by the In
quiry of Michigan resident, born No.
vember 7th, 1867, as to his being eligible
70 vote at the coming cleo ion The sun
at the hour Of bis birth was In Scorplo,
10 degrees Is minutes. 1t makes twenty.
one revolutions aud reaches that point
again on the 9th Of next November, ct IL
p. m standard time In Michigan; there
fore he will be of age at that hour This
being leap year, the addition OF day to
February makes what would have been
November 7th TO be called the 9Th II
that young man will obtain almauScs for
1867 and 1888, made for one and the
same locality, giving the sums place for
each noon, he will / ave the proof in bis
hand that twenty one solar years will
elapse much before noon OF the It'll. A
mere inspection OF the sums l9ngltudes,
without any calculations, will make It
evident The like will be true of one
born on the same day in any other part Of
the country.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

A Wichita, K,nsAs, despatch says:
when the husband Of Mrs. Mary Ell
mer failed 20 60 home Wednesday piSht
abe surmised that he had been ia q
leading illegal liquor saloon. Aiming
herself with an EKs she went 10 the
place Friday morning. She had told
the dealer that II he sold her husband
any mere liqror she would break up
his place Finding the door locked
she broke IL down with The axe, broke
open and inner door aud drove the bar.
keeper from the house. In one OF the
rooms Mrs. Elmer foudd her husband
drunk. This infuriAted her still mvre,
and she broke the glass In the bar room,
All the windows and the furniture.
When she had completely wrecked the
place ah1 gave tho drunken husband =
few cuffs, marched him home and ad-
ministerei . aTst clAss hJRginR with q
buggy whip"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
N. MGgaTY & Son,
$40 Tatna'l Street,
AND
ST. Conner 9Th and TalnaII,

You all know that from
October 9 to 10 Wilmington
will be treated to one OF the
largest and best arranged
Fairs ever held in Delaware.
There will be $4,000 or
more people there.
But you don't all know
that we have the largest
and best arranged Furniture
and Carpet Store In Della
ware. And we're here with
you always, We have a bar
gain here waiting for every
one of the $4,000 fair visitors
To strangers visiting the
city we would say, if you
are going to combine bust
ness with pleasure on your
trip. call and see us if you
are needing anything In the
house furnishing line. You
don't have to buy, but we
ask you to include US az a
part OF your sight seeing. 1t
will pay you to do SO, for ii
you don't want to buy now
you will some time. Out of
town folks will have no
trouble in getting their
goods home, as we pack
and deliver fee of charge.
We can't let you go with
out calling your attention
to our $25 and $50 Oak
Suites of 8 pieces. They
are rare bargains for those
wanting a neat and well
made oak chamber suite at
a small cost. The price
scale here amounts to 500.
We have Parlor Furniture
at all prices and in anv
covers. An attempt to de-
scribe our Parlor Furniture
here would be futile. Suffice
it to say we have a large
building devoted to this
branch of our business and
you'll have no trouble to get
suited in price, or goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

BY FANNIE RUSSELL,

tBhod,
whJ grisvs for the things tn 1t are I,sl9
Why weep for the d oaerI Of summer
inst lie meath tns cold waters fsostg
Jan We 10 axe time staud still or tura back
ward,
Or revive the dead ross on the lear
We might ust as we'll try - 20 searching
tor pearl th 1t 10 lost in this seal
why cherish dream that is endodq
Why look down the Wits OF years,
But 70 sutsr lonE-buriod sorrow
TO open the wound with new teaik?
IL 70 over; forget Il. AS usaleSs
mo matter how anxious We bel
10 try TO go baoE, as reo0VH
A pearl that II lost In the seal
Why burden to. day with reRrottlnx
what might have beon, had We but
knSWh2
Why long for the much beloved music
After the sweet singer has d )Wb1
VIII All the re srt 10 and the lOpgings
Avail Against fatS's stern deerseY
An, MOTOR tho Past and Its casnoeB
ATE ~ pearls that are lost in tho seal
why waste precious momsntl IN thinking
" scenes that were beautiful thsnf
why linger DER graves that hold treasures
That meier WILL be with uB Againf
why wish for Our youth aud its RlSinssl
When from sorrow aud care We we're fFeef
lis gone nom our grasp gone forever,
As pearl that 10 lost In tn Heal
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
MAKES AN EXCITEMENT
IN LOWELL.

This girl is thirteen years ei age, and o
one OF number of old, helpless eases of
progressive paralysis, cured by the Moxio
Nerve Food. She now resides at No. 2
I Street in the City Of Lowell, State ef
Massachusetts She was 80 helpless her
mother was obliged to attend her as in In
fancy. Her physicians said her disability
was progressive paralysis, and absolutely
ineurable. A nurse at the Massachusetts,
General Hospital advised the use of Moxie,
1t was given. No medicine or other
means were used meantime. Two cases
of MoKie made her as well as ever before
and from being speeches. and helpless,
she is now healthy, ronping school girl,
with glib tongue, and no one would
ever imagine she was oAse . helpless,
hopeless wreck.
We certify that the above is absolutely
true in every respect.
JOHN NICHOLSON, Cher fathsr.)
SARAH NICHOLSON, Cher mother
LOWELL, Mass, Sept 1, 1888.
MIBpLBsKY, IS.
Personally appeared before mo, . nOsa>
~ pablic, John Nicholson, and made,
oath that the above statement "a trua.
GsO. II. RICHARDSON. Notary PubIlc.
o4-3aMW
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

BRorHHR VERNON 8 soNs:

Please inform your patrons and readers
which are many, as we'll as the volume OF
at our county fair, that the
pressure of BUSINESS will not allow us
either to be represented or personally
attend to the noted gathering of wealth,
fashion and fast horses But seekers for
the weed will tind us at the well-kDown
Tobacco Mart, Seventh and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del.
CHAPMAN, A. A.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

when baby was sicE, We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child she cried for CAstoria
When she became Miss she chung TO oAatori
When ShS Asd children she gave them Cas-
toriA.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
DIR. SHINING Eye cure

The greatest eye medicine on earth
curing hundreds of sore and iniamed
eyes, red and granulate1 eye lids, and
weak eyes, every year. We refer to Mr..
Turner, at Hockessin, Mr.Rumor on Pop
lar st., Amos Brown, near Stanton, be
sides many others, all remarkable cures
Perfectly sure, very reliable Supplied
in Is and soc bottles. Main depot 4th and
King streets, Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

u You would rather live q rational
life than die . fashionable death call
upon DIR J. B Weloh, who treats all
chronic diseases with concentrated DO.
isnic remedleF. Cancers, tunors and
piles cured without knife or causslc;
veneriSl diseases q ape. islty without
mercuryi Brazilian rheumAtisn remedy
on hand, sure cure DIR. j. b. Welch,
900 TasDall arrest, Wilmington, Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

thY METHOD the only known IL ed -.
nestly The worst eases Of Hpssial Dis -
~ and private practical e1peEisnoe,
MA means hnoun 70 science Or guishtne zl14VwH ~
permanent THE MOST DAReli & u n ll7ll
SOLICITED. Relief Al BenA ~ ~ 1AIee-'ISiS
- qpTciAl aiseaaaa and exposing RusaE Sluaa fIRg
vtctimiEe sufferers and avoid ao-oallea sa1lfEn -
eAlea, blood puFtheTa, nAndasat aaes ~
pay etc. They ruin thsuaAnaH- Mest - ~ ~
ming will save mach HuIsEing nd asias. l7 - -
- enta see the dootsr saly- HSaFs, II slNfSN
sanaAs Aad satlEdAs TN a aaakss - 4
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
T ow RATES TO
WILMINGTON = FAIR !!

The b. q o. r. r. Co. will sell ex-
cursion tiCksts to Wilmington for all
trains. from all ticket Stations on its
Philadelphia Division and Landenberg
Branch on Oct. 9Th to 19th, good to re-
turn until the 18th inclusive, at one
fare for the round trip with an addi-I
tional charge of 80 cents for admission
to the fair. For time Of trains see
regular tine tables. CS-Jt
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

shoes to walk in, shoes to work IL, shoes
to we'd In fer both Eekes, at BAboook's,
eco Market stTast, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

REDUCTION
PRICE OF GAS.


WTLHIHaTou GOAL GAS CO Oct. a itss.
Prom this date the price OF OK furuished to
ordinary consumers will be o.. IS per thousand
ieet. For payment With ten days OF the de-
livery OF The bill discount OF TIN cent
per thousand feet will be made. thus makinF
ths net price y. IS per thousand, a price prob
ably lower than in any city in this onntry on
equal size, similarly sit lAted.
10 enable the company to maintain this re-
auction prompt payments will be insisted en-,
AND discounts will be positively refused IN
every case outside Of the above limit We
Wish % lntorm our patrons, respectfully, bnt
earnestly, that our bills must be paid or the
gas will be shut on. Bv 0rIer 81 ms board,
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
N: u. Persons in debt 10 the company on
old bills are Informed thai ssttlemenis must
be male 81 once 10 Avoi legal collection.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

NoTIUE.-THB SCEAM- 1K-A
IN or RivsTside Will leave ~
King street wharf during the Jar iOr Loo
8 ellis wharf and PennsgroVs atfl as and
lo.lb a. N, For Dobdoll'S wharf only, at
1913, Ito and asa p. 10. rare, 10 cents
Leave PtnnsgIoVs st $50 and II 70 N.
Leave PennBvills at 300 and ll.30 o. N,
RsiuFning amer tue races, las: boat for y H.
mingtoa f'om wharf, as and $50 .. N :, for
p snnBgrovo and Penusvlllo. oil 1t
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

Chronic nasal cAtArrh positively cured
By Dc. baEs's Es.A0Sy.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
HURRAM Fen haAAaHSOMMi
10 BANDANNA FOR UsIt UP WITT


ThB STARS AND SrRIPESIt
Tho book Of the day. Tho lives and dis
bInRuisfod services o. Harrison and Morton.
by Con. Lesg WaIlaeA- Richly Illustrated,
Bound in Six olo'h, ~ 90. ii, l. War
ron o.. Puoihstera lfth and FilbSgt sta.
Phila. t@ cory OF agency Addsess, Agent
No. % Monroe street, iYia.eod-G
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
NorIOs'
STATE VI DELAWARE !
TEuAnUEY DHPARTMHHT,

NV OAIfLE, DALAWARH,
All persons Wko arc liAOIo 70 pay d state
tag fer the manHfAeturo Of spfrituous and
hloeholio Liquors for the year leS8 snd 1881,
50 required BY Soolien 0, OhAptsr Bsl, Vol.
10, Laws OF Delaware, are hereby notified 70
Settle At once or the natter will bs placed IN
the hands Of the ast0THey general.
WlL4LIAM HERBERT,
liA-u State Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

AHA Prizes, amounting to........e1,e SAnl8
NoTn.-rIoksts drawing Capital REinan nya
not entitled 70 terminal Priass.
For Club Rates, or any HaFthoF mfpFlas
uon desired, write lsgibly 70 TIE undoFnEn-
%, clearly stating your raaiAonoa. VITA
state County, 5troet and NuMbar. MmW
Dy your enclosing IN Envelope bsaeang yUuR
full address
Send POSTAL EOTTsB. ERuFaw MunaV
Orders, or New Y Ork Exchange m OFalRnFR
lstteR. Currency By Express (Gt OGR GID1llIif
addressed V
M.A.DAURM4
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

Who Is this H. d. Hollis that hrs
Just opened that sugar barrel OF 512
King stTest2 He lie all RIG hit; he's from
No. West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
Louisiana STATED ottsry Oompau

Incorporated By the Lsasi aeta1a IN leSgv
Iof educational and UhArttanio pnEpeaoaI
AND lts franchise made part Of the pf.nane
state Consultation, in 1879, ~ a. 0Vug-
Whelmtng popular vote.
Hts GRAND EXTRAORDEEAW
DMAWAM6D tax o place sema-AmM@-
ally l1umo and Deee InboRl, ana IT.
8kAMD SINGLE n I'm nE& W&AWs
4MSS lake pAnse ON 0Aah Of GM0
0tneF ten mOntllS I'm the year. 01@
arc AN drawn tn PubASs, mt 6h0
Academy Of MnG1e, New ORhsaAssAas
"We 40 hereby oeFtiGy that ~ supervise
zoe Arrangements for Gil the MagfuhIy So
SemfAnnaal drawings Of The GnEldnnR
State Lottery o., and Ia porNsA mHnaEE
and control the drawings tholASsaVoaL ed
mat the same are conducted with haHe@aF.
tAirneae ana In good fAith toward al DArt1l.
and We authortae the company y Iaa fhf1
oerdhcato, with fAc-simtlesof ON AE1Ak1a1
attAdhed In IT. adVsTttssmmta,s -
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
htTsss AIghlsnd LStisn b.
@EW ORLEAW1HATTOWAh RAWR
lew 0R1aam, "A,

RFMEMDEp That ne FgusanOa e
AEm LIN DEh 9ensrAls BaAW9rnFS
md early, Whe are in charge e ne Draw
ana integrity, that the ohAAOes are ~
squat and thst no one can posGbaY dlVhna
what nnmbors will draw PFils-
1EMEM BE8 also, that TIE nAERaaa a
Prizes Is GUABAWTEMB M R0NfM
AAEAOHAL BANKS OF N0W OF1oa6R
endthe T1ekets are sigAsd ~ ne PF1Es
Qsn1s o. ,Ra Insttuttnn, WhoS1 GhaFAlFRl
therefore, beware o. any tmsf ahSana - -
Aoym0us sohemsl
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

fD-UO POUNDS OF WAL.
htptls at FerEHson'h No. II
street oOtih Wv
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

|GU-YUUta MAS WANTS
Iion % Bo1EkespeR or Olerk
fte, Address, Bo0Rkeopor g. .
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

sp-9 BOYS ABOUT II
Iold 10 learn trade, Apply at
4. u and uraage streets, octll-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

tI-PYRsOhs TO OCCUPY A
n room, with all convenionoees
|Noa, board. Apply ~ ect frenon
p's' A2s cod o.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

Sb-k StTUATJON FOR
,,vorh In . small family, In city
'dlItAtos in country. Apply AZ
I sge5s " "
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

|;n-HELP FURNISHED EOk
|sl,, restaurants and pri,a,s,o, i Lsml.
1beTe. Apply 81 Intelilgenoe
ilftnre street..
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

DOAaDlN9 wANrgD-A GENTLE
ID man, WIi0 and chilli wish board IN .
private family, in the vicinity OF Tenth and
Market streets. Address A., this ef1Oe. no
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
uIVIoH OF THE cHIHV OF PeLIoH, I

NOTICE - COUNTY TAX OFFICE,
~ No. es2A Market street. Take notice
that the county taxes for 1855 are long past due
We will proceed 70 levy and collect tn. came
with costs. JOHN 4. DtCKEY,
Collector of First district all south Of sixth St.
PATRICK MARY,
Collector OF Second district All AsIth Of sixth
b. aepB
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

F0-A SITUATION BY A
~ ,std woman, Is a good cook or
.soss in a snail family. Apply
d slteet,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12
as wERsTER,s
Iin,iDg Academy,
NY Ib9PLB, VIII, DEL.

'lng, Sass, Lhss. O. Commences Man.
tyan,Ss .enns' "a. NpnJsv ana
Am t', rom 8 70 10 o'oissf
aterdSv S.a,lLoREs's LAS --oom.
ssirtSts istraesn, Ostober Ia al 4
~, hon . to SHO'n rom . TO 0,
t.dIsi, Z Gi S' y evening, octobOr ..
10 O'c!ogS- - "a tuesday eyeoinss
uho esnro, ms olasI 10 ESPECIALLY
ylSS sI ~ attend during me day
linsrm NJ W ftiVAto lRilfuotions 5v
lioAirEsi.1.s,s, 40. spply 70 II. y.
nglS street, or b. ma i Ia ~ y
--- slI-mwp,l
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

EoR RENr-Two UNFINISHED
y roams either with or without board,
No,40l Delaware Avenue. All. AHDLER.
OetS-u
Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

N. B. Daniorth, druggist, I'd and Market
sts., wholesale as ent hor sale by ali drug
eis.s. BiQ cod 8m
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-08-29
SKHEEHREM.
swedish Republican Newspaps x
Published I'm Minnesota.
.s OFFICE At
Sc. Paul, MINI, 231 4. 7th Sir
Advertising Rates furnished o.
application.
..,. Entered at the Post 0tzcs at St. paM. sina
ds second class matter. Ys1
och staden ar till fold deraf / ett sta
digit och helsosamt framatskridande.

och staden ar till fold deraf ett sta
digit och helsosamt framatskridande.
Visserligen led den en- stor forlust ftir
ett par ar sedan, da hela affarsdelen
ladies' aska men den har fatt EFT fri
skare och kraftigare utseende nu se-
dan den ateruppbygts Staden har nu
forsett sig med ett ypperligt vatten-
verk.-F0rr brukade Cannon Falls va
ra beroende af landtboarne omkring
staden och litade pa den rika sk1rden,
som de 8rligen brukade "a, men nu se-
dan grodan delvis eller totalt slagit fel
har den f0rsedt sig med egen affarsr6-
relse. Eft gjuteri. som sk0tes af var
landsman mr.. Horn, SAINT EFT me-
jeri, der landtboarns kunna salja all
den mi0lk de kunna 8stadkomma, haS
salts gang. Bada CORA god affar.7
De luth. svenskarne ega en-, stor
vacker kyrka, forsedd med torn och
ringkIocka. Den rymmer onkring
500 personer. Pastor G.. A4lStenburg
Dir dess larare och arbetar med trohet
och fit. Sondagsqvallen den 10 dem
nes holl prof. }. S. Carlson fran st.
Peter EFT tai till ungdomen den sv.
luth. kyrkan. Amnet var: "Betydelsen
af kunskap och vetande." Talaren
yisade pa cit masterligt satt hvad det
Dir att yara en- menniska och hvarf0r
man dr. en- menniska SAINT slutligen
menniskans NAL. Prof r., Lager
strom fran Spring Garden forhojde
hogtidligheten med nagra sangnum-
mer, assisterad pa orgel af prof. Lund-
berg. Prof. Lagerstrom har en- god
r0st och sjunger val, SAINT bereder
dem som hora honom, en- verklig njut-
ming. ve IN.