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Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Applications FOR License.

The followirg z Is . list OF the applica.
tions for liquor licenses filed with the
Clerk OF the Peace, At the Court House,
to be considered by the Superior Court
at the February term. Old saloons Ap.
ply ing for renewal:
Pauline AschenbAok, No. 207 West
Second street; John NJ. Gropp, No. 100
Market street; Thos. McGilliAD, north.
east oerner Sixth and Madison streets;
James T. McHuah, New CASTLE avenue
and Heald street; Charles g. Rsx, No.
s East Second street.
Applications By those who were TO.
fused At the November term: Bourbon
8 Corson, northeast corner Of Front
and Washington stEeets; John j. Gro.
gan, southeast corner Front and Frank.
lin streets; John DolAn, south west cor
ner Fourth and Conwell streets; OhAs.
DeVallinger, northeast corner Front
and 5eArles Streets James ". Flanagan,
southWe corner Front and jackson
streets; George W. Griffith, north beAst
CORNER Eleventh and Thatcher Streets
John j. Hanley, No. 10l Monroe street;
street; Patrick HAgRerty, No. 101 JET
ferson street; James ". Kane, southeast
corner Third and Lombard streets
John Kopp. No. 2i9 Orange street
Gus Kolok, NJ. 2l1o Market street
Thomas L. Mousley, No. 2l01 MArke
street; Fletcher J. Mclaughlin, No. 40
Market street; SAMUEL @. MoOormick Il
RosendAle Park; Michael MAyser, Nc
745 TAtnall street; Henry B Pusey, Nc
1901 West Front street; Philip G. Plun
kett, No. 200 West Front street; HArr
6chuler, southwest corner Eleventh an
Ohuroh streets; Joseph Sell, northeAi
corner Eighth aRd Button wood street,
NEW APPLICANTS.
Petar Elmer, southeast corner Fourt
and Union streets; Margarethe Fehrer
bach, Fourth and French streets; Pa
rick Haney, southw west corner Sevent
avenue and Duncan street; John !
Kennedy, No. 303 Madison street; Ja
MoGinnis, southeast corner Second an
Justison streets; James MoOArTan, N
106 East Water street; John K. Myer
a No. G39 Adams street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
New slastle Itenns.

We compile the following items nom
the Star:
Major Hamilton Hawkins, o. 8. A.,
has been ordered to West Point % com.
mander Of cadets.
Miss Katie Cullen Of George town has
been the guest during the past week OF
State Treasurer Herbert.
Schooner 8. 8. Hudson, IS days from
Galveston, Texas, arrived here this
week with cotton for the Triton mills.
There were no services held nj ID
manuel P. 4 Church on Sunday last, on
account Of the sickness Of the pastor,
Rev. p. B Llshtner.
Letters testamentary on the estate Of
Elisa Il Rodney, deosased, New CASTLE,
have been granted BArtrAm Ashmead,
executor.
William Wilson, who hAs been con
fiRed Ia our jail for some time past waa
removed to the county hospital last
Tuesday, on account OF sickness.
ChAs. V. Wise oontemplAtes quitting
barbcripg in the spring and removing
to Philadelphia, where he will enter the
produce com misaion butiness.
Joseph II. King, our Ice dealer, hat
housed over 800 tons Of very 6ne ioe
about ten inches thick, 90 clear, In fact
that you can read q paper through Q
cake. -
give an entertainment and eupper In
the II i.erary room OF the church or
Washington's birthday. The proceeds
will be for the benefit Of the trustees.
George Morrison, Jr., proprietor oi
the Washington House, 10 our city,
who has been confined TO the house for
the past thrte weeks with q sore foot,
10 somewhat improved.
Mr.. Benz. Oohee. who has been em.
ployed by John Thompson ~ clerk for
the last year, leaves for California mex
week. Mr.. Irwin Van AradAlen sue
oeeds him at Mr.. Thonpson's store
Madame Fry Concert Company
bringing their own grand Weber oon
cert piano, In the Old Court House, OF
Thursday evening, March l, will be thu
RrAndest treat ever offered to the oiti
sens Of New CASTLE. Everybody should
attend.
Tho old Court House is being rapid, /,
put 10 condition for she next entertain
ment, on Thursday evening, March 1st
1888. John aud james Duncan will d.
she plastoring, Henry Pad berg will At
tend 70 the painting, and under the abl
supervision OF Mr.. j. II. Rogers tn
stage is being remodeled and will pre-
sent an entire new appearance.
Contractor Riley aud Mr. Aheron
| (the latter OF WtlminRton) are rivA
Contestants for . beautiful golt -hsadsC
oADe on the table Of Mrs. John MoCue
At Bt. Peters fair.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
LIS, Of Public sales.

1nm.s Mcmahon. Brandy wine Hd.
= i D. moofe N. U. Hd:
> Roberts \ HAnnum; Cnestsr, Pa.
"a. Harry smith, W y. " hd.
"a Il. stewart, PencAder HID.
~ tmme and Julius uiAyk, Il l.. HID.
"a Adam Dayett, PenoAder HID.
"a "A. 1ysop, horses, Chester.
~ w. Harris, PenSRdor HID.
~ uayid 4 air, UhrisLiAnA I'D.
"a a prank duncan. NJ. u. HID.
-, Iohn N Lee, brandywtne HID.
- " Y warner, Wilmington.
~ 4 Brown. W. u. y HID.
a. Ihomas = kobinsoD, BrAndyWins Hid.
"a m,Farlin b Jordan. New u4stio HID.
- A. Raxter, new Castle HID.
a tteorge cochran, near Landsroery, Pa.
y John Pyle. OhiistiAna Hd.
VI Jebu ~ Chris'iapA HID.
!. William Lyman, W. q y. Hd.
~ a. hdtehtBop, Appoq qutntmink hid.
z, Ianiel IIraper, " y. Id.
NJ Tnomas MaIcy, HE'D Lion Nd.
March.
u. H. Hit. ObristiAua Hd.
/ Samuel Carlisle, W. u. u. hd.
Stocz and farming utensils, Brandy HID
h.F. II. and J. u. Mehl, N. q. HID.
s. James u Morrison. W. ~. u. HID.
o. ID, ~. Eerrts, Psncadef Hid.
Z Thomas Wilson, ChfisttAnA HID.
q Harry mAhAfiy, BrapdyWino lid.
8 X, s. FL her, Mill Greek nd.
10, UoorEe II Foster, Oh t.tianA nd.
u nrs Jos. n. LynAm. M. u HI.
IS, tIofden s. Oonoway, BrandyWino HID.
n. BENJAMIN Lee. n. ". hd
70. . IS. Carpenter, Beaver valley, Bel
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
rxh,bltlou Of rmproIo.rv,

Those Interested in decorating and
making their homes beautiful should
oAll and inspect the exhibition OF en-
bT0idered household articles at the
Singer Mfg. Oo.'s ONCE, No. 610 Market
street. This is certainly the dnsst thing
Of the kind ever seen in Wilmington
The exhibition Ia free TO all, and tht
ladies should mot miss the opportunity
OF seeing to what use that most usefu
household article. the Eew High Arm
Singer machine, can execute. No. 51(
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
warren u,ub.

Last evening q very pleasant athletic
entertainment wBs given by the War
rem Athletic Club at Its rooms. No. 2l2
French street. Spectators to the mum.
Der OF three handred were present. The
program WAS q very interesting one
comprising horizontal and parallel bal
work, high jumping, tumblinR, diving
hand spring, three sparring matches
half mile run, quarter mile and hall
mile walk and polo vaulting. b. L.
Spence won the half mile walk ovel
four Compositions, and O. q. Kurtz wor
tho three mile run FROM three competl
tOtA
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Hawkins & Co.
Rental Department.
To Landlords:

We believe property holders as a rule, uili
And 1t 10 their advantage to have their rents
collected by an agent who, in addition -
making such collections promptly Will eNer-
else = general supervision over both prop'rty
and tenant attend TO such repairs as may
from time TO ttme become necessary, hy
taxes and insurance promptly As hey bee ~
due, and In case Of vacancy obtain desir" e
tenants NJ speedily Us possible.
Having for nany years had the entire eharp F.,
OF fne residences, dwelling houses, tenenrnr
houses and business properties OF some OF t.
best business men ofOur city and state, we tea.
show satisfactory results as W our mAARgr
meat of same, and can prove to any one VIII
will give the matter proper investigation, tn.
owners cannot afford ts collect their ow.
rents.
We therefore EOlicit an interview with ~
persons who own or control rental properI9
We can make II 10 your interest to place ytsl4
business In our agency. Our terms are Ii beral
we guarantee satisfaction or make no charge
for services rendered.
Prompt settlement OF accounts with itsrs
ilei statement sent regularly to all our yAs
trens,
HAWKINS g. CO.,
o25 cod 7t2 Earhet StrHxs.,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Tim Prioa Of Goal

Coal still remains At 81 80 a ton, but
rs the Indications now are that work
will ere long be resumed at nearly all
OF the collieries, L. Is not probable that
those figures will be maintained much
longer. The supply Ia the hands OF
local dealers Ia simply sufficient to meet
the demAnd while more oan be obtained
of anO lima
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Selling on at COST.

We have to move to another sto re,
and have too much stock on hand. We
want to reduce 1t by selling what we
have at cost. We have some very nice
pArlor, room and coJk stoves and dou,
Bile heaters that We will sell Cheap. All
kinds of stove hardware and tinware
Gall and secure bargain. The PickslH
Btova and Heater o., East Fourth
street, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
speusal sasnsisn.
Dr. simms' xys oa.s.

The finest eye tonic, eye strsngthsner
and promoter Of . oissr, healthy, strong
sight Weak, iufiamed and sore eyes
are quickly cured. Long sightedne
or short or near siRhtsdness is wonder.
fully relieved By restoring the lost
action OF tho nerve, by removing oil
raralytio or oongestive tendencies.
Bad eyes arc made good, weak eyes are
made strong and diseased eyes arc mAds
we'll by using this famous eye msdi.
cine. 25c. aBd coo. bottles supplied
Main depot Fourth and King streets
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Or HonoyHelI.

at 6l0 Market street, ia Kept busy ex-
trAoting, filling and making teeth; ex
tracts teeth With gas for SOC, made fresh
every day and perfectly harmlessi
young or old can tAke 1t with perfect
safety without gas, 25o makes . sci
Of teeth for $3.50; best, SS; there Is nc
better made no matter how much you
psy; fills teeth with amAlRam, 800.
silver, 75c.; gold. 81 and upwards
teeth CLEANED for Too. All work wal
rauted to give satisfaction. Look fol
the Eign OF the biR tooth.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Another sale of stock

VIM. McVAuRh will have anoth or
sale OF fresh COWS, oloss spriagers, q
few feeders, six horses, wagons, sle iahs,
road carts and other articles. Dinner
will be provided, and all are invited to
pArtAke without charge. j. q Robin
son, an old haud from Kepnett Square,
Pa Will Aot IS aucti 1neer, and do his
best 10 please all hands.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
EinRar MaAh0d ,

George Deu .herty, an employe at the
bas kel and crate works on the South
Side, had his Hngsr badly mashed yes
tsrday while engaged At work. He was
slpinR lift large log. when by somt
means 1t slipped, catching his finger
underneath. He had the wound dressed
at u drug store.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Women. DeIar, ar... .l..nreroasl

Msdshoe Rsvsre's Female Pills for
women never fail 70 always give speedy ,
securely sealed, in plain wrapper, for
one dollar; three boxes for two dollars.
Particulars In letter for four cents In
postage stAmps. Address Mrs. E.
REVERE. Box 283. Jersey City, N. J
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
nnr nnn nnae

One pf the elbow flags that has been
A jaiipK in this city for several weeks
past was tlken down yesterday, the
patient having fully recovered ana the
house been thoroughly fumiga,ed.
There IL now but one case OF smallpox
IN the city, and this one Is 90 FAR reoov'
cred that IL Ia expected the dag will be
taken down early next week.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

only %, 20. so, SO and 35 cents fig jam,
12c.; preserves. 10; jelly, 4 lbs. 1850
app!e butter, 4 lbs 25c compressed
cooked corn beef, 2 lbs. $50; mince
meat, 8 lbs. 26c York State and Ohio
cream cheese, 10, IA and $780,; choice
home dressed meats a speciality, ai
lowest prices. r. z. CAREY,
3ll King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
hnvnnout of EIavan

At the recent ohess exhibition ut the
rooms of tho Wilninton Chess Olut
eleven players entered against W. j
Ferris. At hrst Mr.. Ferris moved
rapidly up and down the boards look ing
for AL opening, but the movements
gradually became slower, and as the
games developed became moro and
more involved. One by,one tho play era
dropped of, until at midnight Mr. Fer
ris was victor In seven games. The
game with j. ID. Kur,B, Jr., was IN
finished, but Mr.. Ferris had tho I'D
vantage. Two games with Evan ]
Darlington and George TatnAll wer'
lost, aAd that with John II. Prlce Wal
drawn. The losers were Prot. Foulk
Squire Bertolette. Harry Thomas
william w. Knox, g. II. Kerr, j. ID
Chaliant and Mr.. Flanagan. Mr
Ferris was congratulated by all on thu
exec llent showing made. The score al
corrected Ia 81 won, 2l1 loat. On Tues
day, February l4th, John A. Price will
give a similar exhibition.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Temperance aeetiug.

By special request of st. Johns Total
Abstinence Society of Hockessin, Del.
the Rev. Joseph II Farley has CONSENT
ed TO deliver At St. John's Church,
Hockfssin, next Sunday at 80 p. n,
the lecture recently given BY him In St
Mary's Church in this city, on "The
Evil OF IptemperAnoe." All advocates
of temperance are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
IpiuLed.

KENNETr soUARE. Pa, Feb 4.-Last
Friday afternoon rs Robert Evans. OF
this borough, was driving down Wal
nut street in Wilmington, Delaware, Q
sled coming on one OF the side streets
ran into his cutter, upsstting 1t and
throwing Mr.. Evans out, considerably
bruisinR his face and head.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

Housekeepsrs will hnd It 70 their ad.
vantage TO call At the corner OF 9TH and
King streets to obtain choice brands Of
fiour. Our Silver Medal Is the best and
most satisfactory to be hal In the city.
Phone No. 40s. Il. p. JANvIBR.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Academy Of a naIc.

WAY of the World" will be pre-
sen ted for the last time at the AoAdemy ,
of Music this evening. The Weston
Brothers In this piece have made quite
. hit during its prod uction in this city
Com me cling on Monday evening bthn'
ley Macy and Gus Bruno will appear
for three nights in so. o. D." which ID
said TO be full of fun and good music
and given by . capable company oI
Actnra
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Sav steam aox.

A new steam box Is being built at the
shipysrj OF EloGh Moore to replace the
old one whicn hiss been In service for
many years. The box which is sup
piled with steam from the exhaust pipe
Of the engine is used In binding th'
outside and inside planking Of woodeE
vessels to make 1t conform to thl
changing shape OF bottom and sides.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Humanity Cirolo,

Last evening Humanity Circle, No. l.,
B. U. III. f., held an entertainment In
0id Fellows Hall. The program oon-
sieted df musical and literary exercises,
and some clever sleight,of-hAnd work
by Rhaudolph. After the program had
been gone through q plumber o. pack
ages were auctioned of. They brought
good prices and created considerable
am AZ mani.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Loading at taarIAn's.

The Norwegian bark 5iaut. Captain
Olsen, Is row ct the wharves OF the
Harlan & HolliDgsworth Company.
loading with cars for Rosario, Argen-
tine Rspublic. 8. A. There are some
sixty cars to be shipped, all OF which
have been finished and waiting trans
portation for several weeks.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Itm . Raet

that everybody ought to know tkAt A..
Sergeant gives a940 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindling wood In large
loads. Limo for whitewAshing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central Office.
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. 0peninD In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Hnraa atnIan

On Thursday nigh the stable Of VIM.
M. BtAeken, in OhristiAna Hundred,
WAS broken into and q bay horse l6
hands high stolen. A reward of 800
ts offered by the Farmers Association
of New Castle County for the recovery
of tho animal and the arrest and con-
viction OF tho thief.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Attempt TO Poison.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-Miohael o.
Leary, In the 14th year of his age, was
com mittei for trial in Baltimore yester
day on the charge OF stealing from hii
employer and attempting TO poison
Miss Josephine Nair, employed Ia the
same establishment.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Burled Thls MORNING.

The funeral Of Miss Ann Smith, of
No. III Poplar street, who died aud.
denly at Third street and the railroad
on Thursday, took place this morning.
Servicts ere held in 81. MAry's r. o.
Ohurbh, aud interment was made In
the New Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
rp,eIt-,nmani Lass Evening.

LAst tv ming the mission clubs CON
nscted with the Central Preeby teriau
Church gave . vsry Interesting enter.
tainment In the Household OF Faith
Church bu hiding. on Tatnsll street near
ElQhth. The entertainment WAS well
attended, and Was repeated this after
noon.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
6i7 MARKET ct.
fire.! FIRE! FIRE!
MRS. JACOBS

Has secured from an inn
porting house all the great
stock in the building on
Arch street, Philadelphia,
that was damaged by fire.
These goods were not
damaged at all, but the
building must come down,
and as the goods must be
disposed of. Mrs. Jacobs
will give Wilmingtonians a
chance Of buying Hamburgs
at 10 per cent. less than i'm
porter's prices. By buying
these goods you save at
least 30 per cent. These
goods may be here to-day,
if not, positively by Monday.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
WAnIed

WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, of Novem
Der 3, "a; December l, 8 and IS, 1887.
for which cents will be paid ut this
oifioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
WiiI nIeet rms EvenIng,

All the survivors of the Fourth Della
ware Regiment are requested ID meet
10 the pArlor Of DuPont Post, Tenth
and MaRket streets, at 80 O'Clock this
evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

ARE YOU MADE miGerAble by indi.
gesLi0n, oonstipAti on, dizziness, loas ei
appetite, yellow skin2 Bhlloh's Vital
izer is . positive cure. Sold by N. b.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

Samuel r. Thorp, msr chant tailor,
No. 6l3H Market street, would be
pleased to see his friends. For the nex
four weeks will close out winter goods
at reduced prlces.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Our Tub Halter

Is so satisfactory that we must tell
you about It. Try one pound and be
satisfied; 80 esnts psr pound. Lynch &
LsAry, N. w. corner Fourth and MAdi'
ann
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

THAT HACKING COUGH eau be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantees It. Bold by n. b. Danforth, /,
corner Second and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

Millinery goods almost given away at
Millinery Palaces, GIT Market and 40
King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 35 ots.
Sold by N. b. Danfoftb. cor. And q
Market Bts.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

For coughs and throat troubles use
"Bro wn's Bronchial Troohes, "-"They
stop an Aitaok of my nethma cough
very promptly."-O. Faloh, Miam l.
vile, Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

GROUP, wHooPIEo COUGH and Bron.
chitls imm ediately relieved by Bhiloh's
Cure. Sold by NIB. DAnforth, cor. 2ad
and Market Sts,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Cal,an and nArLIns.

LONDON, February 8 The trial OF
Thomas OallAn and hiobael HArkine.
who were chrrgod with being connected
with q dynamite conspiracy, was
10 : CLOSE to day. They were
found guilty, and wsro both sentenced
10 fifteen y ears penal servitude.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
struck in the Head.

On Thursday afternoon Joseph Py'
liant was injured in the head while
working with q circular sa1 ut Hcoge's
shipyaTd.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
wnat ia rhlsY

Why, the celebrated 8 B. B B. cigar,
man uiactured by H. It. Bourbon &
Bro, N. w. cor. Second and Orange
streets. Cigars by the box specially
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Shin Rurned.

LONDON, Feb. 4.-The Americsn
ship Thomas M. Reed, laden with 1000
tons of canpal coal, was burned at her
J dock at Liverpool yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Oreston Lots on Electric halfway,

high, hne view, dry cellars. moderate
in cost. cold on instAllments. IS PER
month. Call on T. TATNALL,
712 Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Now MIX
Enr HnrRn,na

dropped ID s.. this morn OF creamery
Fourth and 5hipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

" hen baby wAA sick, "" Save hbf OastoriA,
VI hen phd " as a Child. she 1ried for e astoria
" hen Ahd beoAm $50 she chung 20 CAtoF'A
" hen shb hAdhi dren. sns gave them OAi +
oriA.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
pure Butter

In millinery 90 to Millinery Palaces
6I7 Market and 220 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

Buah's, French street wharf Is the place.
10 puy yoar coal
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
'houGn on Itoh. =

"Rou2h on Itoh" cures skin humorl
erup:ions, ring worm, tetter, sAl
rheum, frosted feet, ohilblains, itoh
Ivy poison. bArbsr'a itoh. 300. lars.
IfHOu arc Losing Your Grip
try "Wells' Health Repewer." Goo
direct to weak spots. For weak men
delicate women.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
"KouEn on Rnts. -

Cleals out rats, mice, reaches, f1lee
ants, beabugs, beetles, insects, skunks,
jack rabbits, sparroWs, gophers, squir.
relB. l5c. At druQ1ists.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

For good coal go to Hush's, french
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Don't Watt

eu'd your hair becomes dry. thin, and
|rl, before giving the attention needed
preserve lis beauty aud vitality.
kr.p pu Your toilet-table a bottle Of
ASer's Hair NiSOr the only dressing
~ require for the hair-and use "A little,
=hJy. 70 preserve the natural color and
b.. ru' badness.
4 Thoma, Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky"
#-'r, Several months ago my hair
<pmunn.cd falling out. and in a few
s 3r,.s uy head was almost bald. l
ut mmY remedies. but they did no
uI luHllIy bought n bottle OF Aver
lu- ipr, aud. after using only part
f"a au'cnts, my head was covered
'n .#tyy growth of hair. l recon-
rnl Wolff preparation as the best hair
n'r- 100 ihc world" o
SIS uNr was faded and dry" writes
N,l G. Hardy, of Delavan, ILL.,. but
Using i bottle of Ayers Hair Nisor
hHune black and glossy"
Ayers Hair Vigor,
-Hlty Druggists and Pertumcrs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

PAtapsco supsrIAtive Patent Flour
stands UNRIVALED
for making GOOD BREAD
al RIOH, DREAMY COLOB
aud FINE FLAVOR,
ASK your grocer OF Hour dealer for II
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
"Ronxn on OatArrh"

Is rot . more palliative remedy, bat q
complete cure OF worst chronic oAsesi
correots otfensive odors at onoe; un.
equRlled for catarrhal throat affections,
diphthsriA, sore throat, foul breath.
ROO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-06

"a aforesaid containing the names Of such
nominees with sny name or printed
thereon ether than those so n,mirst:d as
sfo esAid. 1t shall also bs Unlawful for
any Ier.on to paste or pace the printed
name of any person, o,hsr thsn that Of one
of the nominees of such Convention, on or
upon such ballot so printed as aforesaid,
unle;s the name so pasted oc placed thereon
be printed in red ink. And it shall also
be uulawful FIR any person to print or cir
cu'ate or csuss to be printed or clrcu-
lated any ballot puIp,rting to be such
ballot "a is hereinbtfOre mentioned, aud
D a lrtirg to contain the nsmss OF the
parspns 30 nominated as afcres id, but
emitting tberefrom the names Of any one
or more Of such nominee, upless
a blank space be Left o such ballot OF at
lent ore:tii9d Of an inch in width, and
extending across sid ballot from one slde
to the other, for the name of every such
nominee omitted therefTom, and unless the
name OF the Office for which each nominee
omitted is candidate be printed above
such blank space"
Penalty, net less than $50 rOr more than
t1CO, snj may, at the discretion Of the
Court, be imprisoned from L to Six
months,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-06
THREE TINES SECRETARY.

Hon. Hugh McCdlIoch. rho icGs Secretary
of the Treasury mder Presidents Lincoln,
johnson and arthur, has determined 10 sup
port and TO ro'e for Nr. C0ddnd. lie says:
'Ih7rs ben a W4ig and n Republican,
but this campaign scfms TO be turning o" @f
question oftGriF reform, and nFos that sub
Jet / haze airay, had uery posiiire coHric-
tons. 1 hare ncrer JeIierod that the high
trar tariff ought to hare ben continued Gthr
the necessity for raising enormous rereEHss
had passed. II ara rot intended by anybody
at that time that the high duties shoa'd5smain'
tanned, bat It UIs generally understood that
they should be 'Ocered considerably iHtiIe Of
peace. Idon't beliEre anybody could act as
Secretary Of the Treasury Ti'hout becoming
conriReed Of the necessity Of tariff rerisioRs'