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The Portland daily press., 1888-11-12

If you will allow your attention to wander
from politics for two minutes, and let 1t des-
cend, or soar, to a subject less exciting, il
may be quite as important to you. We will
take occasion to quietly remark that in the
matter Of cold weather Underwear, our offer
ings for November are worth looking into by
every careful buyer
Don't buy single shirt now, and think
you'll be able 10 get the mate to it later.
Better buy two full suits alike, all at once,
and avoid about eighty per cent. Of the
chances for taking cold, which you are ex-
posed to by change Of kinds. You know
the best underwear is produced In compare
lively small quantities, the output of a mill
is scattered all over the country, and only a
little goes to each section, so il you buy a
shirt from us to-day, and think to duplicate
1t later, when your ready for the other, that
particular grade is out and you take some
thing else. the nearest.
1t isn't quite so thick, there isn't quite SO
much wool in 1t, and the direct result of the
change is pneumonia,-that means suffering
and doctors bills, If nothing more serious.
Ii, on the other hand, you take our advice
ana buy you wlnters's supply now, all Of one
quality, weight and thickness, you'll be com
Portable and happy-and it won't cost you
any more.
Mems, Women's and Children's Under
wear.
The Portland daily press., 1888-11-12

EOR SALE Cheap. A good second hand
seats e sSs SSagog large SIZE end sPMTDg EyS
Blacksmith shop, Cor Portland and Weymouth
streets. 1O-1
EOR SALE OR To LRT-A genteel brick
u residence with modern c0nyeniences; cen
rooms. besides bath room: Irst Class for n6vsi.
clan. Apply to JOHN +. PROCTOR. 101
EOR sALE-situated on Cumberland street
II Cor. Prospect, 2 stores with tenements over
head valuable for investment. Apply TO JOHN
II. PROCTOR. 101
EOR sALE-A large bay mare z years old;
weighs 1899 lbs; perfectly sound and kind
FOR sALE-1o Newfoundland male pups 8
~ weeks old. $500, each; 3 extra iine Shop
herd dog pups months old, $500, each; 3 hand
some fox hound PUPS weeks old, males, $500.
M III. kANLETT, Rockland. Me. 10-1
Tor sALE-House land land No. s27 Con-
Il gress street; house eontains 10 finished
rooms 70, lS, and bath room. Apply to JOHN II.
fhOCIOh- 1O-l
EOR SALE On wilmot street near Cumber-
~ land, two story house In fine order with
large lot OF land. Apply to JOHN +. PROCTOR.
1O-1
I AND FOR sALE-on Cumberland street,
~ near Boyd street lot containing 6OOO so.
u: Apply to JOHN +. PROCTOR, 10-l
EOR sALE-One Ivers and Pond Upright
IL Plano, only used months, will make
special discount on this Instrument; one hundred
OF these Instruments used In the New England
Conservatory. For sale by @. X. HALVES, 431
Congress ST. Oh
FOR sALE-I will sell the business Of a pro-
- htable hotel, with all the furniture, SO rooms,
metz: For particulars, write the landlord, c. l..
FORD, Hayerhill, Mass o.
SPECIAL sALE-Now Is the time to buy
- your $500 kid boots headquarters for ladies'
$500 kid boot. Sign gold boot. BROWN. 81
EOR SALE $40 pairs Mems congress boots
IL only $500; warranted. Sign Of Gold Boot.
BhOWN. 81
EOR SALE Large work horse. G. w.
u YORK, NO. go Commercial st. 81
EOR SALE = One Smith American Organ,
II nearly new; one zd-hand Piano, seven octave;
Will be sold low. +. o. BAILEY & co. Tel
LNOR SALE Thlrty-ive hard wood settees
y suitable for hall or vestry. Inquire Of A. A.
MONTGOMERY, SO Exchange street. 24tf
DnANOs FOR sALE-E. b. Robinson Of
Il ters his stock of square and upright pianos,
some bnt slightly used at very low prices to close
out his business. ROOM IL, Brown Block Con
gress street. Take Elevator. lott
EOR sALE-1 secondhand IL horse power
- engine, and one IA horse power boiler with
heated pump, nspirator and ali fittings at a bar
gain: Address, BIDDEFORD STOVE FOUN-
DRY, Biddeford. Me. oc5n
The Portland daily press., 1888-11-12

WANTED.-Eyerybod to pay their election
w bets with the Red Tip Cigars. This is a new
brand cent Havana Cigar, long filler, with wrap
per same as will be found on the best 10-cent
cigars. This cigar Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. Every dealer SHOULD have II. Gail
and see and get sample box. THOMPSON &
HALL. 1O-1.
DIANO wANTED.-Any one having a first
class piano to sell cheap, win please address
nj, Box 1865. 10-1.
WANTED : Ali persons interested TO know
w that the subscriber has opened a registry
for nurses, commencing Monday. Nov. 18th, and
invites parties who are competent to fill such
position to call and register; ladies' In want OF
nurses can be supplied with such who are recon-
mended BY the medical fraternity. The subscrib-
er has the Endorsement OF a number Of the leaning
physicians in the city. MRS. M. Il. KILBY, Office
with DR.. sylvester, Pharmacist, No. 412 Congress
street. OIL
WANTED = Your money In exchange for
w $40 boots; we sell the best 50. 90 boot In
Portland. Sign OF Gold Boot. BROWN. 81
WANTED : man and wife or two women
w that understand the dining hall business
and want to take an interest In the best dining
hall In Portland Call at or address ST. JULIAN
HOTEL. GIL
"ANrED-Highes cash prices paid for cast
w on clothing, ladies or gents, or exchange
for Turkish rugs. Please send letter or postal to
M. DEGROOT, 941A Middle street. 6-tf2ws
The Portland daily press., 1888-11-12

LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A fresh lot Of crOckery, lust what
IL you want for Thanksgiving; all sizes plates;
cups and saucers; naples; bowls; covered dishes
platters; pitchers; lots OF yellow naples; pie
plates, knives and forks; big baking pans, at
MITCHELL'S sc STORE, $50 Congress street.
1O-1
II ,Osr-A great deal Of time trying other medi-
~ clnes for rheumatism and Neuralgia, when
NewelPs Mixture would have relieved you almost
Immediately II you had tried IT, For sale by q.
WAY & CO., Cor Cumberland and Myrtle St.
Price 90 cents per bottle Next time try It first.
o.
OsT-Nov. 4th, near south Windham, a Fox
IL Hound, reddish brown mixed with white,
red spot on shoulder and rump, heavy brown ears,
with collar marked 81. Leighton, Deering, Me-;
VIII paw reward for same or information.
LEANDER LEIGHTON, Deerlng, Me. 90
EOUND - That Ways Compound Syrup of
- Lungwort IS one OF those Cough Medicines
that wherever ri-d once, will be used again when
any Cough Medicine Is needed. Price 20 cents
per bottle 81
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Homn 1paahio Hospital.

The following Information is given by
the managers OF the HomG )pathic Hos
pltal aud will be found interesting TO
many persons. All persons are ad.
mttled TO the hospital for treatment
without regard 10 sex, color or nAi1n
Ality. The hospital will receive Its sup
port from the folio wing sources: First,
interest from the endowment fund;
second, funds for the endowment OF
beds; third, income from patients;
fourth, from annual contributors; fifth,
from special Contributors CJntribu.
lions may be- sent TO the treasurer OF to
either OF the following Flnanoe Com
mittee: Mrs. II. g. Robinson, No. 900
West street; Mrs. o. II. Rudolph, No.
9l0 West street; Mrs. George 8. Grubb,
No. iO6 West street; Mrs. Joseph X.
Phillips, No 300 Wet Twelfth street
Mrs.. William M D-ein, No. I225
Adams strett. Early contributions are
respectfully solicited.
Endowment for beds are: S5 5,0e0 es
tablihhes q permanent free bed, whloh
may always bo kept full by the donor
and which the hospital is hound to
maintain after his dtesSse; $1,000 70.
cures the use OF bod all the wear dur
ing the lifetime OF the donor 81 900 so
cures the use or n bed for three months
of every year during the life of the
donor; $500 entities the River TO the use
OF q bed for any one year; $50 secures
. bed for SIX months Of the year In
whioh IL 10 given.
Yearly bubscriptions-An annual
subscription OF Is or more entities the
person to the privilege OF voting for
m Anagers, 10 bs elected at the annual
meeting OF the association. The sub.
serlption must be paid before the third
Saturday of Eovem ber. A subscription
of 800 entities the donor to name one
room or ward for . person WHO was,
hen liyiag, interested in the hospital
association but TO have no control over
bed.
Endowment Fuud--Any cum given
or b6quta.hed to the endowment fund
viii be invested permanently, and the
income used for current expenses.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
ConEreaaionaI,

In the Unitsd States Senate on
"Wednesday Mr.. ChanG iet's resolutions,
asking Information Of the Navy De.
partment, were taken up. The 6rst,
TetisiinS TO purchases of plAns and
specifications In foreign countries, was
adopted. The second, In regard to the
changes from the original plans In the
construction OF war vessels, vas re.
ferred The third, calling for copies Of
contracts made for ships and ordnance
since March 4, 1888, was adopsd, after
being amended, on motion of Mr.. But
Ter, 30 as TO substitute 1880 Tor 1855
The Deficiency bill WAS passed, with
amendments, and goes back 10 the
House. After an executive session the
Senate adjourned.
In the House, MIR. Randall irtrod uced
bill looking to the removal OF SIN it'll q
and Windmill Islands from the DslA.
ware river. Mr.. Henderson, from the
judiciary Committee, reported o bill to
amend the pena! sections OF the inter
nal reven ue laws, and 1t WAS placed on
the House calendar.
Mr.. BSOon. Of New York, asked con
ssnt for the present consideration of the
resolution for the investigation OF
trusis, pools end other combinations.
NO obJectlon being made, tho resolu.
lion wGa taken up and passed. after
some debate. The House then adjourn.
ed
The House Committee on Coinage
will report faVorAbly on Mr. Marsh'g
oil disoon inuing the coinage OF the g.
cent nickel piece, and providing thA,
as los. as these o-ine shall bs pa Id into
be Treasury they shall be coined into
Scent pieces,
The House Com mittee on Agriculture
yesterday considered the bill to create
an Executive Department OF Agiioul.
tuTe anc Labor. The bill is the same
ss that which parsed Congress last sos
siou too late to receive tho signature OF
the President All the provisions Of
tue bill received the commlttee's ap.
pfovkl yesterday, except the fifth, re.
lAting TO the BlreRu Of Labor.
A sub'oommlttee Was appointed to
confer with the Com N issloner OF Labor,
AND with the House. Labor Committee,
10 ascertain their views regarding tbs
EUh9lsncV of the sections.
W. y. Daniels, Grand Secretary; o.
Z. Wsi1 an1 @, a. MillaTd, q commit.
tse OF the Order Of Rail way Conductors,
appeared on WedneB3ay before the SEN
ste Committee on Iu.er s ate Comm eroe
Ia support OF tho bill to license railway
conductors. They will meet the House
Committee or Labor to day.
| The House judiciary Committee on
Wednssd3y heard argument on the bill
10 increase the salaries OF the United
SIateo Judfes
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
NEWS suMmARY.
Thief sentenced-En By Burg.
lara.

To be Put In OommitsIon-A Bank
Thief ssntenced-Entered By Burg.
lars.
The United States steamer Swstsra,
now undergoing repairs At the Ports
mouth Navy Yard, will be put In com-
mission on February 10. She will
probably join the North Atlantic squad
ron. When her repairs are finished
work will be commenced on the United
States steamer Kearsarge, which will
be almost entirely rebuilt.
Isasc N. Stanley. who, whi.e paying
teller OF the National Hank OF Oom.
meros, 10 Cleveland, Ohio, tmbt ~ cd
sl00. 900 Of tho bans's funds In 1886,
and lost the money In wheat upsculs-
tions, wAs Wednesday sentenced TO Ave
years. imprisonment In the United
States District Court
During the storm on Monday night
tho poptt ftloe ut Annapolis, Nova
Scotia, was entered by burglars, who
took all the registered letters and
money paoksaes. IL 10 thought they
made big haul. Poslofice Inspecso
Nc d mald started 10 investigate the
robbery, and Is now showed up At
Windsor.
When the wife Of A. J. Ellis, living
In Kansas CITY, Mtsssuri, woke mp on
Wednesday morning she found her twin
bables, one month old, dead by her
aide. They had been accidentally y
suothered during the night.
A broken rail on the Smith and
FToy er Lumber Railroad csused train
to jump the track near OtseRo Lake,
Mich, on Tuesday. and John Rsardon
and James Nor i,sey were killed Five
Others were severely injured.
The residence OF j. E. TaJ lor, In
Ohicngo, was entered on Tuesday night
by burglars, who carried away 81. .O0C
worth Oi jewelry. At the time OF the
robbery the family were down stairs Ai
dinasr.
St. Clair Mckelway, editor. In. .cbieI
OF the Brooklyn Rsgle and Miss Vii.
ginia Brooks, dau hter OF b w. Thomp'
fson. we're married last night at the reSi'
denoe of the bride's parents 10 New
York
The ioe palace At Ct. Paul was form.
ally opened yesterday, and the carnival
bskan.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Pntiadsiphia Item,.

PHmADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-0n Tuesday
night, as the tugs McCaullcy and simp
son were towing the bark George W..
Sweeney down the river, they became
jammed In a large foe Of ice opposite
New Castle, and came to a sudden stop.
The bark ontinuing under full headwAy, ,
ran into the tugs, tearing the entire house
OF the Simpson and cutting into the Mo
CAulleyis iron rail 3 foot deep. The crew
OF the Simpson jumped overheard on 10
the ice but returned 10 her again when
the danger had passed. The vessel and
the tugs put into New Castle harbor.
Power loom ingram carpet weavers at
4 general meeting last evening adopted
resolutions declaring that, inAsmuch as II
was reported that the manufacturers
whose weAvers are on strike had referred
the pending difficulty TO the Manufactur-
ers' Association, that 1.-THE weayers are
prepared and willing to contest any
action OF the as sociation on their queJ
tion Of 8 uniform rice list"
William Costello and Thomas Murray,
who were arrested on the charge Of lar.
ceny OF cigars and An oyercoat from =
tavern, were held yesterday for further
hearing, and are suspected OF other rob-
berries. They are said to have been con-
federalism drugging aud robbing drunk.
en- men whom they encountered In the
saloons on Eighth and Ninth streets.
The threatened strike of l25 cigar max
ers at the factory Of Mango, Wiener Il
Co., on account OF reduction In wages,
has been averted by settlement of the
difficulty by ,bitr ton. The terms were
not made public. Rev. Henry 8. hubb,
of The Universal Peace Union, was the
arbitrator.
Charles Mouroe, colored, aged about
As years, died yesterday at the Pennsyl-
vanla Hospital from the effects OF stat
wound In the throat. alleged to have
been inflicted By colored man named
Gibbs, during quarrel on Jsulary z
Glebs has not been arrested.
Joseph L. Peal OF Bethel, North Caro-
| lima, who came TO this city Ito purchase
money at Il isir discount" complained tc
/ the Chief OF Detectives yesterday that q
stranger had swindled him OF t2l0 by
another confidence game"
II. C. Walters, alias Wilson, 81 year.
/ old, and Annie Carroll, II years old, VIII
are alleged to have cloped from Newark
New jersey, were held yesterday ior d
further hearing.
The l20th anniversary of the birth oI
Robert Burns was celebrated py the Tam
O'Shanter Club last evening with ban
quet at St. Georges Hall.
| A certificate OF naturalization was
granted by Judge Mitchell yesterday to
Mrs. Jane Reilly on ths first papers" OF
her deceased husband.
Edward Ii Jones, 40 years old Jester
day committed suicide by shooting .
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
rruntees OF tho Poor.

At yesterdsy's meeting OF the Trus-
tees OF the Poor Superintendent Guthrie
made the following report: In the
almshouss-White men, 137; women,
So; children, IL; oolorsd meu, 20; wo-
meu, "a, children, 4; total, 248. Insane
deparIment-white men, 40; women,
81; colored men, II; women, 10. TOtai,
los Total In both departments, 356
Deaths during the past month, 8;
tramps lodged, 1,135; meals furnished
persous Of that ilk, 2 245i psrSous I'D.
mitted durlng The quar.er, ii9i dis
charged, 20; deathg, %; births.
Fianh Il Herbert ths newly electsd
member was sworn in and viii 1.l the
VA iAncies In the Com mittee on Settle
ment with Superintendent and on
Bnilding Snd Grounds C)mmlttee Q made
vacant by the resignation Of Gardiutr
l.. Jemison OF New CASTLE Hundre1.
The report OF tue Committee on Ac.
counts was read and approved. Tine
following bills were ordered paid:
Wells Pros, bssf. S546 25; Gsorge "A.
Bseson, mutton, $62 "a; Hart & Bro,
salt mssa, $l2I 81; E,sing & L4pge,
butcheriAS. $6sbS; Joseph 5hsl'ender,
bl49.06 Jshn b. Taylor, bread. S90s IS;
George W. Gray, groceries 81 365 20;
Dickey & Co., hOur. eic, SsS 60i IL. X.
Watson, drugs, 1871. 81; ". Baxter,
liquors, $lei. 20; OsIo & BItz. tobacco,
f94 93; Joseph W. Hart, dry goods,
SS70. .95; Pennook & Foreman, clothing,
I bl3S 70; p, IA nAghau, sh oes, SlO0. j. V.
Carlisle s. 90, $93 81 Simmons Il Bros. ,
/ S43l o.; Alexander Onam oers, S42 So;
Tnos. }. ELrly, $54 so; First 81 Allmon,
Sl8. 90; IL. ID. Hickman. $23 &c; O. z.
4 Davis, S1 jS; Frlst ~ DAVIS, Sl4 81
/ News Publishing Oompsn Il - 4y :
ephone Co, $43 IS; Philip5 & "auc,
SlsO Oh; Charles Warner Company,
GOAL, 81. 800 40; same company, lime,
S93 Jason Davis, $50; T. D. Taliey,
4 S4s 20; C Woods, IS or Hsisler & Me-
Bride, S3i 10; LoDdell Chr Wbael Cotn'
pAny, Ssb 26; Lawrence Il o., 81 SSi
John @. Brison. SS As; WilAaEa Wright,
$40; John ID Davis, balance due for
IRON railing, SS21 IL Pay.toil, $377 ".
The total amount o; out door Ailog
anoes was 81 ,S5l 64. divided as folio ss;
Whining ou Hundred, 1854 81; PEN
White Clay Greek, Sil7 90; Mil Greek
S71. 80: C6rlstlAna, $50. 20; Red Liou
Slt3 u; New CASTLE, e32b.1k; Back
bird. e45 25; Appnquiui mink, Sl57 IL
st Georges, Sl63 O3 Tbs total anounf
OF the quarterly ac;o7rts Was sl2,
oil rs.
DIR Osle stated that :ha GpeclA! com
mlltee of Council was present TO confe
with the trustees in regard to n pes
house. On his motion IA committee @
three, consisting Of Messrs Willlamo
Mooney and Gorman, was appointed =
investlgats the question AID bring l
before tho Levy Court, and secure Tn
cooperation of thai body.
Colonel Norton aud Uounciimei
Quinn and Hession spoke ou the matte
and SAIL they were In favor OF hospi
tai on county grounds at county ex
pense,
Several others spoke on the question
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
The nosH E'us Up a Jop.

A Philadelphia grocer advertised to
Siya every thirteenth customer the
amusnt OF his purchase free. TIE plan
psstged a sucooss ~ arst, and business
thr,gsd, bus one day tha boys puJ up o
job 81 him. r~elvs Uf them walked
INTO lh9 store, and aach made a trifiing
purohass; tao Whole bill 70. the dozen
| WA 3ess 5Esh 81. Then tine thirteenth
ragn walked Ia ana ord rec barrel cf
suzs., ten prarus of tea, ten ponds q
eo&s1 ard box OF cigars, Tho grocer
faced tho music l:Ae a man, bUt at ouoe
teak down his sigA and put up another,
| aEy Ing that tire oEfdr had hesn with
drawn. lie how thinks thir;e en- an Tn
| luezy number.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Academy of N usio.

"WAifs OF New York" WAS again
given by N. 8. Wood and company at
the Academy of Music yesterday. Both
matinee and evening performances un-
usually large audiences were present.
The young actor and his company are
doing exoellent work In n IL piece. On
sent Robert Grifin Morris latest sue.
cess, "rhe Quaker's Child" Miss
Hart according to the New York papers
has made quite . hit In the role OF
Ruby Tunnel, the QuAker's child. Her
support is excellent, and crowded
house should greet the presentation OF
the piecs.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
BrevItis.
the cheapest has house in the city
2 um ford BrOn, 4O4 Market nGroer

The cneapoat has house tu the city
Rumford BrOH.' 4o4 Market ntreer.
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Brazilian Balm cures a cold; 20 doses, lOe.
60 to Murphey's for your bed gprings.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphsy's.
Try Bush's coal You will surely like It,
MillArd r. Davis, Jeweler, Il. SsoORd st,
Fine Is X. HnEA At HAMS, l5 T. Fsarth.
v. ROop Smith, drug gist, bth and King.
American Laundry, Goa West Front street.
First class furniture at Aurphey's, 800 ship
ley street.
s25O cash will buy bricK house. Apply
10 Hoald h 10.
The best cough candy al No. ( W. Sesond
street
90 to Geo. II. Murphey's for your parl on
chamber and dining room furniture. 500 Ship
ley street.
j. q. Bryant, No. Il East Seventh street
is taking orders for the revised and latest
edi sion of samantha at Saratoga. Prlos ro-
duoed To sLTb. Agents wanted.
II you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and put In good order for the winter
send your order tot, East Fourth street Pick
els btoye and Heater Company. BY tele
phone, Number SzS 1t will BE- promptly tten-
ded 70
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
rxhlpIilOn OF nmerolaerY.

Those inierestoJ In decorating ard
making their homes bssutful should
call and inBpeos tue exhibition OF em.
bIoidered household ATtiIlss st the
Singer Ma, Co q Rice, No. 5I0 Market
street. This Is cor,siniy the Enest tLlnR
OF the kind ever seen in Wilmington.
! The exhibition Ia free 70 ri, and the
ladies' bhould not miss this opportunity
OF seeing to what ute that most useful
household article, tie New hlfh Arm
Singer machine, can execute. No. $40
Market stfeet
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
uaninr Ranrnttnna

The Moulders' Union will glye bal
GA Friday evening in the Mccullough
buildiDR, ct Fifth and Walnut streets,
and they invite all who wit \ to enjoy .
pleasant evening TO attend. Tickets, 30
cents
The annual reception OF the Rebmau
Library Assoc laI.oB. which will he
given In the auditorium OF tie Intti'
tute Hall on Friday evening, February
81, promises 70 be Sne Of the most GU
Joy abls events tbss has taken place
this seaeoD, and tire com mitiGe are
leaving L O.hing undcue TO make st sur
pass any OF their prpvlons uudertAk
ings Professor Albers's full orchestra
will furnish the n usiT Tickets, y.
The White Rose AAs3mbly will give
a reception In the hall OF the Weocecoe
Fire Company, Second and Jackson
streets on Wednesday evening, Fetsn-
Ary s Good music wilf be In attend
snoe. Tickets, IS cents.
The Western Democrats Association
will hold their annual reception In
OooDey Il MulEine's dancing academy !,
Third and King streets. on "wednesday y
. tntrg, BsbEnary 8. Tickets, 20 oents
The seventh NnnuAl masquerade ball
OF the Eonpareil Association viii take
place In German Hall on Friday EVEN
log, February 10, THIS win probably
be the IArRest ball yet given BY this as.
soctatioD. Tickets, 80 cents; ladies' at
tending unmashed, l6 cents
The second annual hlmsVaId fly OF
the Black Hawks Assembly will take
/ place Mt the nall of the Wsccncoe Fire
Company, Second and jackson streets,
on Friday evening, February 10. This
/ ie n reg alar calico ball, and q good time
| is promised all who attend. Tickets, so
| centB
The seventh annual reception and
full oress drill OF r 90 Postlos Rttiss,
! Flrat Regiment. N. @. ID VIII be given
In the Institute Hall on Monday even
Ing, February 18th. This grand m arch
will s.aii promptly At9 o clock. Invi.
tatious have bee ,asued to prom inent
military officers who will appear In
uniform TlcKets, 81.
The annual reception of the Wash
inRlon Fire Company, No. z, will be
held In the Clayton House on russday
evening, February 81. The receptions
given by this company are first clAsa in
eve;y particular. TICKETS, admitting a
gentleman aud lady, 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
u. n. U.

TIE ancient "Uncle Toms Cabin"
win Ue presented at the Opera House
On Saturday afternoon and evening by
Ab0e7's double coD pany, and the BoS
ton Herald, in speaking OF 1t, sAys:
% Uncle Toms OAbiu' has been thor.
oughly remodele4 by Abbey . company,
and, As treated az the Globe last night,
afforded degree OF interest even for
those who have seen the play regularly
for the pASl twenty years Toe audi
euce was large and the performance
DleasiuR ]"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Dr. simms' Ere oure.

Tho finest eye tcnio, eye strengthsner
and promoter OF 8 clear. healthy, strong
sight Weak, inflamed and sure eyes
are quickly our0d L9Eg sigbtsdnse.,
or shori OF rear Bightedntss IL wondsr.
fully relieved by restoring the losl
action OF the nerve, by iempvlDg all
rarAlyt!c or congestive tshdonoles.
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyss arc
ma made strong and cissassd oyes are made
we'll by using tbis iSmons eye msdi
c.Ee. zoe. ard TOO. bottles supplied.
Main depot Fourth sud KlEg streets,
Wilmington, Del.