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Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

EsBRAsKA CTR, Neb Jan d Judge
J. u. Kinney Agent Of the Yankton Sioux
Indian Agency, In Dakota, arrived here
yesterday after having been nine DAYS on
the rosd. He was accompanied by his
wife and both had their hands and feet
eighty frozen. Five daye we're necessary
Tor the party 70 travel thirty miles The
thermometer during the days was at 400
below zero most of the time. The Judge
ssys the loss OF life in Dakota has beer
greatly under estimated, As the Dakota
papers have tried to cover II up. He &c.
scribes the scene which took place on
board the ears. The coal wAs running
low. The passengers were crowded into
one car, trying 10 keep warm. Two
babies perlshsi. The men discarded all
the outer garments they could spare and
gave them to the lad es and children,
Finding these not enough, thsy brluRh hi
pail sacks from the postal car and vrap
ped the chi dren up In them. While al
one station In Bonhomme county, the
Judge says, nineteen frozen bodies were
brought into the depot in one day, In
BOnhomme county the LET Of dead viii
reach fully 100 The estimates as mads
at Iankton yesterday Of the lots of m.
throughout the Territory figure up over
1910. The eounties where the Losses of
NE were largest are: Bouhomme, 100:
hutchinson, IA Lincoln, 10; Beadie. 25,
SPHINX, IL; Hand, 10; Ward, is.
AIHSRAPoLIs, MINI Jan. 3l.-In re-
gard TO the Nebraska City (Neb dis
patch quoting Indian Agent Kinney tc
the eject that the loss of lite In Dakots
by the blizzard has been greatly under-
estimated, and the total lots W IL figure
up 1900. hr. j. 8. McClain, editor Of III,
journal, says: This statement il an
evident absurdlty. Future reports ar,
rather likely to decrease than increase
the list. How a man who eonfessss Il
having been snowtd up for the past niue
days can estimate the loss of life with
more accuracy than newspapers in con.
slant telegraphi1 communication with the
whole Territory is incomprehenfible /"
This has been the coldest dAy eve,
known here. Last night reliable Their
mometers showed $50 below, and at 7
o'clock this morning a standard Govern
lneDt thermometer showed Az below
The lowest that can be reg stared on t.
There was a dense fog this morning,
which ia now lifting.
A Chippewa Falls wis speciLl u
The journal says it was $50 below there
LIST night
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
Fifth EDITION.


As meutiortd 10 tbs pr.n
few cays sihce HailAo 80 vI y A
worth arc uov engaged :, .nl I'D
palace oar for Ms f. ns,, .aAeN|
When completed wllltz,stsh ~
the kind aver bsiore ooo.t,n"s "a
or nny oihar caupuy. MI. sna
cent oozch 10 IS feet losg, VA
fouad necessary 10 extend tsu
IL feet for It's oonstruc,lon
Of the ordinary w,d.l, b1. - IVY
be boz sba1 sd aud dsyoll !, "Gt
tors, the ventilation be ipp 80, w
In auother and improved m,,.ps
The outside viii bs uais,.I
green, trimmed with Qoi 49,,
somsiy osnamented, ub,Ie \. y
forus are eoclosed wish Eo.i,sf
rails. even The br4ks whsel 49,,
peied OF that metal. Ihs "a,
mounted on 100 six wheel M,
nished With compound sr,s. ~"
ranged that there will no hs,.,ik
est jar when IL IL In mou,p ny
the outAids Of this ooace /, "a
u IL as nothing when eong,J
interior. which will BE- d ,sl ,s,.,
OF nsguiticsnoe such a. va, ~.
fore a.ten pied.
IL is divided into sy,r.I -,
jmpartments, aud the ,n,lr ~.
Instead OF being linsd Min 90
be flushed 10 embossed 80,
b1weFs on which will b, M.
Dnrlor will be upholstered /, !,
satin and furnished AHA B,pss
pet and upholstered ilip.,ur \.
10 also 0 Kitchen, d.u lal ,aE Z
other rooms, each Of vtlca /, M
In the best manner. Tia t,ilr !.
are supplied with bot ard coG nj
Aud handsomely fltn.sbsl SltssIr,
and other cot venlsncss. TIE M,
viii be OF the Hnest Fer Oh pal, 4,
and upholstered with ce,A!t, h M
the surroundings.
To give al ijeA Of %, ,.,u,,
work on this car, 10 may o. ~ a,
there have been iIcm . i,gn,s
s'Antly employed On itni;h; a.,
Tor the pbet two inuuI.s, Aui h
doubtful u they vii T. ,bs 10 a
ploto u for three or i01ists,, all,oul
the contract pIovita 'ial /. .sal
flushed aud dsliveiel " N. L,b,t
81 Pit.tburg on the iGG February
In one OF the ApsitA..a ,te;s IL
panel 6xl6 feet oompliya d, SIT al
ierent KINDS OF wood, - AaAl,,a ~
produces . ms gOiHosnt oG'u, rlsl
an arrangement uatsT, sah tie "a
wh.ca provisions rn0as4 10 AN..t
rAyo can he carried AL li.islId
Hil seAfous III exceifai o;l,t
water IL stored In tauS On ,9o Z
car capable OF h0ldipG s'ttll LIS
gallons. All the ApBraspu I'd
the hiiobon, will DO L,Lhl ~ u,
and tAoA will ba sUpp.,d aiGna
boils aud lighted vita inpi5'sla
descent lights. TIE cCsi u iaa u
on wheels IL eRld 10 b. 80 01l, y.a
sraely In excess Of spy cat N'aa
structed In the Usited S ~. I'D
tended for the use ui Mrs. LIS,g
her professional toura.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
FOURTH EDITION



Notxtihstandipg tbs cold weather
tended, o. pscially ihosa OF the NJ. II.
are being held.
1hs Rev. Wm. PosIck, OF Dauphip,
Pa, preached yesterday mornina ct 81.
PsaI's N. K. Church. His text wss
from II. Timothy w., aud 9, ~
have fought good haht I have fibish-
I'd my course, 1 have kept the faith;
hencsiofth there 10 laid up for me q
crown Of righteousness" Mr.. Powick
seid religion was more than sentiment,
It's . living principle. . spiritual, stfuR
gle with the Toes VI ones own natars.
and the evils which surround one's
every day walks OF life. A thoroughly
EchEistlsn man must be loyal 10 the
truth, and Temperance christian must
vote what he preaohes and prays. IL
he would wear . crown OF righteous.
ness he must keep toe faith and ever BE-
ready 10 be sacrificed on the altar OF
truth.
At Scott n. = Church, the Rev. N.
NJ. Browne, the pastor, preached . ser
mon on "Tbe Faithful ODristiap's Re
SArd." His text vas Rev. IL; 7, To
him that overcometh will give 70 eat
OF the tree OF life which IL In tie mids,
Iof the paradise Of Col" The speak 81
said that lie was q battle against self,
the world and the devil. The text a.
surod iuooses aud . pledge OF Gods
help. Ga faithful performance oil
duty and an offory for the cause oil
Christ success depends. The pastors
address was al excellent oae, and WAs
muoh appreciated.
Az ULion NJ. Il. church the R,v.
Adam B,enRle preaohed tho fret OF q
series OF four sermons on regeneration.
HE text was from John it,: Except q
man be born again he cannot enter the
kingdom of God" The speaker said
that human nature Is uuregenerAts and
alierated from God, Aud therefore die
duAlified tor the life of the kinRd ON oil
God. Evil Is the tendency Of the un'
rcgenerAts. TIE heritage OF the fail Il
sin; universal In It's conditions and
fatal In its results. Wick cd ness pre-
walls and right BUSINESS IL the exosp
ton. Bin does not say man shall moi
see the kingdom, bot that he cannot
II is therefore = disability. IL Is Of tht
nature Of hell that cannot perceive ths
which IL good. II Is the fever OF dtati
which blinds and deoeiyes
At Asbury NJ L. Church, the pastor
the Rev. j. L. B5yau, preached from
Romans, VI, .. "Bor wten We wer,
vet without strength, In due tint
, ChriAt died for tho uugodly" Tht
speaker described the coming O
: Christ; how this world WAS wiIhou
moral strength; how moral nature WA
thorOuRhly bed. and how sin hAt
erovn upon NAT kind. He came vheI
the people needed him most, to rOstor,
the lost moral sentiment ABd rsviv,
the spiI T. and ebsurs the return Of IN,
aud strength to . sin wrecked raoe
The address wac q mastery one.
| Al the West PrstbyteriAn Church tn
Rev A. N, KeiRWin delivered tn,
lecture Conscience In Business, who'll
he delivered before students of HI
r Wilmington Commercial College, OIL
Friday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

The report OF Registrar Lee y
week ending at noon last Saturday
thit during that period iaere WI
births, . marriages an q lea!a' 10
city against ~ births AID 3! DEAN
Tue corresponding week Of lis' yellF,,
The causes Of death were "a 10
Paralysis, 3; consumption, dte'llHi
disease, meningitis and pteua,s,
each apoplexy, bronchitis, Br'sa.
ease, hillary calcui, cOuvuisi1n.'
chrosls, dropsy, diphthefis, eng
marasmus and premature birth
Ages Of deceased-Under yes
To ., /, from ITO 5, B. from )
from 10 TO Is 0; from Is to %,
to 80, /; from 80 TO ~, l from
!; from 50 to 60, 2; from 90 TO ~
~ to 80, {; from 50 to 90, lrci
no, | There were stIll birth
were brought here for interm''
away and = cofoner's cases.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
DIED.

HAYDN the 2ltt inftant, Mary, dauxbtn,
oi Joeegh 7. and Jennis u. Raj, ageI "a
months. S' "s'N ~
Relatives and friends OF the family are in.
Vitei TO attend the fuEerRl nom her paretts,
rssldeDoe, no. 97 Spruce street. on hIondrT
tee SD inttant. FuDersl services Lt the
house e: 80 p. IN. N-i'
We had TO break tho tios OF llfS
That bound her tO our haarta
ana bid cur dearest habe f4rtweI
Eithough It was h ard to part
Cur Baby.
BihNlE-ln thia city, on tho 2sd fpst,p.
IVA a., only daughter OF KOLett ". BIZ
ME, nEod q years ''''=
hsiativSasr friends are respectfully IA.
sived 10 attend her funeral from the rati
uonce OF her father. NO. 10. West second
street, oa Tuesday sfttrnoon, at . o'clock.
NAIIor-In this city, on Tho Yst Of Ian.
uary, 1888, john N SON OF John AND i.id
natton, sRed years aud 2 month";.
heiRtiyee and friends Of tue family ara "a
,speo.luiy invited to attend hIB funernl from
w, !, reno mos OF mis- Parents No. IN West
swsny,thlfd street 9th uard, on Tu.Etsy
OemsLery ~. IN
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

The residents OF Glasgow ia0
have for some time been s'f,a
noyed by tho depredaiiJus Of ias'
night recently tine Rev Mr. 8.
pastor OF the Presbyterian u
Glasgow, had twenty tye fine q
taken aud shortly sitrEafis u
OF corn in MIR DaJet,'s crib "a,
by len bushels A search re'ulH,
arr 1T If two colored men hoiA O
were committed TO New Css.s
answer the cuRrge at court,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
Dotm.
James Pordsam. Of DslavArs City
visitad ouF CITY 10 day,


James Pordham, OF DeIAvArs City
visited our city 10 day.
Jaa. Il. Polk, OF HooSestin, made .
business trip TO our city 70 day. Amosg
other masters be wishes to eDploy .
good country blacksmith.
The Republicans OF the Fourth ward
will mold q meeting at 7 so O'Clock this
evening, at the Young Mems Republican
Club house. No. $40 King street.
A very snjovabls sociAble was given
In The ball ut MlrshallteD, on Saturday
evening lAot. II was under the man.
saement OF hasrs. Pyle and Lock-
wood.
II 10 reported on the streets that II
Dol. william b. Enrten 10 elected
Mayor be will Appolpt hr. Hugh
are for Norton bearly 10 Q unit, 60 on 9
informant says.
A sickly, yellow. restless sort of light
liability Of explosion and the house oiled
with bad odor. That's the result oil
using the ordinary kerosene ole. To
avoid all Of thesc use only Pratt's Astral
oil. Sold by T.. James Belt, sole agent,
Sixth and Market streets and grocers.
II is stated tina. when the men at Me-
Cullough's Iron Works, who for the past
four weeks have been Idle, returned 70
work on Saturday morning, they found .
notice posted which stated that there
would be general reduction Of 10 per
cent In the wages, and that all refused 70
work at the reduction.
On Saturday night q delegation from
this Friendship Fire Company Of this
city visited Chester and attended the
fair Of the Hanley Hose CompApy
They were met at tbs station In Chester
By . delegation OF the HARLEY "hoys,'i
who, headed by The NJ. b. Fshsy Drum
Cor -, escorted them 70 the rink, " here
tho fair lie being held.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
W. n. SHARP . 90.

Ga, $a,oo down to $r.ss.
8-4. 800 down to 2.as.
10 4 3 so down to a so.
Ia 4, 4 so down to 800.
Chenille Covers:
ga, So 90 down to 81 90.
S-4, 600 down to $50.
1914. 200 down to $50.
Felt Table Scarfs:
$500 down to soc.
las down to 75c.
$50 down to 7sc.
400 down to 81.
China Silk Fiinged Tides
$3.50 down to soc.
100 down to soc.
Velour Covert:
S 9 90 down to $500.
1000 down to 600.
IL 90 down to $50.
There may be many good
bargains in the Upholstery
Department.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Commencing this evening, N. 8. Wood
VIII present. The Waits OF New YORK y
AZ the Academy OF Music for one week
The piece is said to be well suited to the
young actor and the company is said to
he an excellent one The scenery Is also
line ! among the finest scenes are che
Iomos Police Court, Trinity Church by
moonlight, the railroad bridge and a
great FIRE scene, The company ia we'll
spoken Of by the newspap IS OF the cities
in which 1t has played. The usual matt
necs will be given.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

In order 10 Teduos The ;tnIi
broken lots 10 mobsy hs7tAil
taken of all the old prcs .loisua
red iuk reduced the price 10 vi
by the time this paper vesl y
the red-letter sale will Be u sgi
Knee pNDIA viii go Al 81 wa I
Suits. BEAUTIFULLY made sBa Fsl
81 rs; overeoats, 81 rs; selll,H
W carpi ohinchil!a coi.s ni I
% ooi cOrkscTew diaEgnA nI !
storm ovetcJAts, q %; tisa Waa
" 90 dress cassimert cB&Hl "a
suits, u; gentS ubdsrvtaiaEi'iI
Ing eocds Of all des tipn1sE q
AID woslt n cardigan jaastt,1ilHl
RreSt sacrifice. MtOlOsli 10.
shiits nld drawers o. 4oa; lta n
e cnuIny 0ne-Prioe ClJthia1 ~
Market street, between RlrES
hoCl 1shey's hat stores, batsss,fl
and Fifth streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
W. n. SHARP . co.
Vim, Sharp& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS,

We asked you to remem-l
Der our basement.
There's a store full oil
goods in that department.
alone, such as tevery house
hold uses. Luxuries and
necessities-either, at won
deriully low and reduced
prices.
You hare remembered
our basement.
You have remembered
lthose elegant German Loon
10 8 Napkins. You have re-
membered to buy nearly
| 800 dozen within a weel;
land there's not that many
lief. Your house may need
/. Napkins-think of those re
Iduced from $2.25 to $3.50
.tper dozen.
\ II you prefer the Barns-
Hey Bleached Damask Nap
'Ikins we have decided to put
in this Linen Sale 100 dozer
of our S. IS goods for SI.6c
per dozen.
Il This is a Napkin Sale
you should attend.
Among our Table Dam
. asks we've made just as
startling reductions. The
7o-ineh Extra H e avy
, Bleached Satin Damask re-
!; duoed to Oh cents from 81
: are hall gone.
i We added 10 pieces 66
|, Inch Loom Damask, hall
bleached, to this linen Gull
. Iing-goods that wear like
. iron, but feel like sltin
! lThey are in diamonds, sno n
: drop, squares, and designs
) all beautifully embroidered
: Instead of 90 cents they
. Twill be 62E cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Yesterday morning q oolsrsd woman
nAwsd Nichol' die1 1T her home on
South Governors avenue, Dover ,upder
circumstances plainly Indicating mur.
der. Wounds were found on her Ls,h
and finger marks on her throat. The
neiR sbors FAY her husband, John
Wesley Nichols, beat her ssysralv nm
Saturday light and are ocnvipc, ID thn,
she met her death by violence, NIcanls
has been arrested and the Coroner viii
thoroughly invesiiSAte the case 10 dnr .
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

ALFRED Anderson, the youpR man
who was so badly injured last Saturday
night by The obstruction In front OF I'M
building at Eleventh and Adam,
streets, is IonewhAt improved. Wher
conveyed TO his boms, s32 Monro,
street, he Was unconscious and 70
mAined In that condition for two hours
he received severe gEshes In the head
and face. DR.. Draper 10 in attendano,
and hopoS the Dung man may soon 70
cover.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
In our Coat Department.
We have a small lot Of
Cloth and Felt Skirts al
very low prices to clear out.

Gray CIo.h 5kirts, chain stitched
with blGe aud red, 90 cents.
Gray Cloth Skirts, trimmed with
box plSis'uR aud corded With b. us
Ald red, 70 cents.
Brown aud Blue Cloth Skirts, trim.
med with aide plating, chain.
stitched with red and blue, 81.
Gray Cloth Skirts, trimmed with
box plating, stitched with blus
aud red, 81 25
Felt Skirts, in brown, green, blue
and garnet, trimmed with sldo
plating, ond p!ped with red and
blue, 81 90
Felt Skirts, in green, garnet aud
blue, trimmed with eide and box
plating aud fancy stitehinR,tl.75.
Felt skirte, IN dark shades, Trim.
med vlrh eide plating, t2.26.
Felt Skirts, In dark shades, trim.
med with box plating and fancy
braid, 81 SO
Black Saline skirte, nicely quilted,
81.
Black satine Skirts, quilted satin
bottoms and trimmed With satin
piAitiDgs. IS.
You are rapidly gettin.
your last chance or our grea
marked do I'm Seal CIot
Goats and Wraps. III
sizes will be against 70
every day you leave it.
We now have only on
of SO, none OF "a, none {
60, four OF SO, three CT a.
Two OF az, none OF A.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
Dissolution of Partnsrsh,r.

L II. Frank, of the 6rm Of 1. II.
frank q Son. g.ooers, 800 King street
oas sold out ! / ! share OF Tue business
70 bis son. WIN 10 Frauk. Mr. Fran X,
5r., las been In Iii health for some time
pas', and has been advised that BE-
must get away from buslness HaNi
leave in few days for q trip South for
the benefit Of liz health. mr. Frank,
" will continue the business, and we
Wish him the success he deserves.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Over nfty hands were laid of in the car
shops of the Harlan 81 Holllnpsvo,,h
Company, on Saturday last, owing 10
want OF room and not want of work All
the available space Is now occupled with
cars waiting shipment to South Amrrica
and other points and as soon as transnn,@
tetlon can be procured the shops viii ~.
cleared, and the men be put to woTs
again. WIN
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

The stairway leading from la's !,
lery of the Academy OF hu'n !,
changed so as to empty the -aIv "
ly on Tenth street, instead o. iH' 4
main auditorium as at present .,
was adopted to svo d the cr0" -,
main entrance and also 70 W. ~,
house more quickly Tae G"
the stairway will certainly le'''
ptOvement.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Mrs, Martha List slipped and fell on
the ice yesterday on the sidewalk, ON
second street opposite the Fame House
house, aud broke her leg She was re
moved 10 her residence, where her In
luIies were Gtended to and the fracture
reduced.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Prof. Ora6b has jlst tlsi'.yj5 /
TIM got OF resolutions tha, w !
next week TO DEko,s. u b
work on q lAsge design i9t ", y b !,
s + II % Ho Is very buy hi
with work oni preparing i''
ella" at the Opcrn Home.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

john Guthrie. fnperiGtel..,.ss,l -
slmghouso, GdveTtlses for i.s I'd,
Huppiies for the oJmlRs gu',
oar grooer5, butchers ava o. - II
bad bstief so u work II l-|
GiliouAl business.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

% Saturday afternoon Hukiu &
Lark, the suctloueers, soid Tor II d.
Walter the property No. 1923 w,st
Fourih street, to John Sbshu and No.
1923 Of tbs ssme street to Thomas But.
tell.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Powell in the Washington Stree,
Market has tne supply OF fresh ~
on his dtslls. His oysters are the bsst
In tie market. Give Kin q call,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Tomorrow promises "a = W
els htly wArn1r, preceded y,
snow. Wednesday far S'"l
thermal cbRuRea
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

hr. Joseph II. Bartlett, president q,
the Homo sooial Circle Of scott NJ. u,
OaurGh, is conlaed to hts home with
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
WHY NO!
IT USED TO, BUTTS DIFF.
tFRFNT NOW.

Trade does MOI end at Christ
mas by any means the seasons
have changed.
THE Low PRICES
Keep business brisk at the
Family Shoe House. S o m c
special purchase by US Of In
fants' Children's Girls and Boys
shoes enables US to give to bar
gain hunters more value Tor
their money than has ever
been offered in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

DRUfUS
seal'h proposals will ne received nntiIa !.
u oil January 18th, lsb5, for supplying the
slnthous, ana Insane Department.. with
", ~, btcl, mutton, groceries, dry goods
coming, thOes, cargr slippEs, tobacco
H,Inls; medicines gnSs, line, nour aud feed
iI4h January iitli TO April rs h, 1888.
dressing not less than 50 pounds, In the pro,
PARTON Of three fore quarters 10 ono hind
quarter, an the hidnry iAt removed ihg
mutton to h. tOre-quArters only; ghssollut
mast be OF So test
~ R3ois mu be delivered at the aims
may ha ordered.
Schedules OF the ar icles required can be oh
tAlhtd al the alnshouse.
Proposals must be distinctly endorsed show
Inv the Gas6 Of articles hid for,
By Ofdtr Of the Trustees
January u, 1888. ian2s.H
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

A. NJ. Good vim add family have re-
turned from O three weeks visit 10
friends ut Oonkling Centre, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Complaint 10 made Of the expceed
condition Of the horses balonetpa 70 the
or pslas snoamped In Robinst ne
woods, on Tie Newport pike, this cold
and wintvy weather. IL 10 thought
that the ofiosrs Of the P. O. A. ehonld
pay them 4 visit ard pat stop TO such
cruelty.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
Cast on

ciotbeg boupbt. Gail or sddress
NJ, GRIsT, 8 East Front At est,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
THE MAN.

- - - 4hA- L - -
Who has waited for the mcst
favorable opportunity to buy q
Suit or Overcoit should take
advantage Of lots OF Lurprifes
on our bargain counter. We will
kocck the very botNm out of
competition to-day. Come and
see the extraordinary bar gains
in hundreds of Mems Suits in
Sack and CutlwaYs-the prices
will be hut $40 90, 70 10, IA 90
and lS 90. Mems OvercoAts,
elegantly u ade, for $500, TOO.
8 90, 1000 and 1900. You will
find these prices far below what
similar goods are offered for
elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

A. Sergeant Taylor was pl~'a5
III rson Il Sons sash AID door W y
on West trout street about o Y.
evening, h, heard the burglar 81.
Gently introduced into the pSw
lie Immediately stepped to 4 'elS
the vicinity aud called Mr. fle'S1
Mr.. George Pierson Responded y
was made of the building but ",
lie robbers had evidently been ~
away BY the sound OF the alarm
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
SEX ESPECIALLY OUR

Chlldren's lace solar Up shoes, s to IL
for CSC.
chillren's Pebble and spring heel but
ton. To Tor soc
Misses calf skin lace shoes. II 10 fer
75c.
Pebble Button school shoes, IL to for
81 90
Pebble button spring heel shoe, 4 TO 3
for s1.00
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

NOIl}E-l. II FRANK Il SON HAVE
IN tbis day dies lived partnership By
u atual con eut. VIM. y. Franz will here,
after crnduot tire business. All chains on
the arm viii be Eottled by him.
!. II. FGhNK,
WIN. Z. FRANK.
Wilmington, January y, lsss 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-29
He Wouldn't Be Cussed.
From the Ne,c York Sun.

An amusing scene the result of using Latin
in a quarter that did not appreciate the weight
of that dead tongue occurred in the Patent
Office at IL m, today. Some days ago Chief
Clerk Lpcomb, of South Carolina, who left the
head of the Order of Oranges in his native
State to preside over the Patent Office as Chief
Clerk, issued an order which proved distasteful
TO many Of the chiefs of division Among those
who objected to the order was Mr.. Bullock, of
Tennessee, Chief of the Gazette division. He
interested himself in having the order modi-
fled without first having consulted Mr.. Lip
comb. Commissioner Hall listened to the case
as presented by Mr.. Bullock and modified the
order. This fact coming to Mr.. Lipcombs at
tention, he called Mr.. Bullock to account The
two gentlemen were engaged in discussing the
matter and Mr.. Bullock explained that the or
der would have had an &c post fdctO effect, and
for that reason he thought it was properly
modified. Mr.. Lpcomb grew very angry at his
language, and said excitedIy: You shan't cuss
me, sir you shant cuss me, " and dealt the deli
cate Mr.. Bullock blow, which the latter par
ried with his left arm. Mr.. Bullock returned
the compliment by landing one on the capacious
bosom of the corpulent Mr.. Lipcomb. The
angry tones Of the combatants woke up the
messengers who line the corridors, and coming
to the rescue they parted the two chiefs. Quiet
having been restored, Mr.. Bullock explained in
good South Carolina granger English, what he
meant by his Latin quotation. The gentlemen
shook hands and the messengers in the corri-
doris resumed their slumbers.