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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-19

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-19
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ODE streu Sbeil babon in Der 9ouiltana, ODER
aad So 900 in Der 2ittle Sabana 2otterie ae-
minusn mo9te, penbe fi3 fur Sifets an
DUCK RIsCHE, Mamo Rlaae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-19

YaRasiere baben nit ben Dampfern bes
Norbbeuti&en 2lobb bic Meife iber's
Meer fiber unb gut 3ur1dseIegt. Be.
gen Yreiie unb meiterer Snfcrmaticn
me1he man ffh an
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

The cheapest has house I'm she cFty
Aumtor4 AFOn., AOA Mar b "A ~ n.ani

The choaPeat has house in she c1tv
hum'ord Rroai' 4OA Market atseo3
Try Bush's coal you viii llkel 1t.
brssiiian Balm, Immediate euro fer munpg
brazilian Balm cures cold; % doses. 100
Go to hurphey's for your bed syringe.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bash's coal you will surely llkeit,
MillArd Y. Davis, Jeweler. BE. second st,
Fine is X. Rings, at HAnrB, Is u. Fourth,
r. hoop smith, druggist, 9th and king.
Am sriehn Laundry, COZ West Front strset,
nrst elasS furniture at Murphey'S 800 ship.
Have you tiied those cough drops at No,
4 W. Seoun etToeIt
street. SN'VAN
90 70 Geo. H. Murphey'A for your pArIot
ley street. w Ship
Only 81 20 per load for bss: hickory kind
Jatnall street.
=, IL you wEnt onoAp picture france 70 to q.
Z. bauBh, 2o3 West Second stroot, l hAyo
tho largest atook In Delaware; come and aes
Tor younoivna.
hofa, At no Mario: street, ia now BeIling
hsts and winter goods vory ohs8p @ reiu Is
ttock before removing 10 his new gto3o
hAfoh zeta next, Ut Al0 Market street,
DO 10 II. II. Moore'a stalls II and "a ,snond
str ct market, for your chsice creamery fresh
pFtce. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

entirely In the hands Of tia Trusteee Of
th9 Poor and the Levy Court, and, al
our duty in tho matter 10 Ut an end, wt
would ask to TO discharged I"
On motion the report was adopted
ani the oommittee discharged.
Ihe clty treasurer reported q haiance
Oh e6), ,6e6.98 In tho Union National
Bsnb e. tha credit OF current expenses,
% lO3 b7 TO the sand lot and B4s7. .Oi ia
the credit OF the park fund. Tho treas.
nrer also reported having received the
following amounts: Tax Rsestyer
Moody, $685.; Tax Receiver Mealey
6316; ex.TAE Recelver Kane, $3.50; Ohiei
ErRineer Robinson, 634.
Tue coal oil insp8otor reported Tint
be Inspected l. 1875 gallons OF oil during
the past month.
The payroll of the president and
m nbers Of OoLucil for the mouth OF
Feordary, amounting to S276 30, wan
presented, aud orders directed 10 be
drawn in favor OF tho parties nsmsd.
MT. Moore ssid that the supsrlnteu.
dent OF the Wilmington and Brandy.
wine Cemetery had Informed him that
the ioi owned by th1 city was in n very
bad condition and nsadea attention,
ind the Public Building Comm ittee
was inttFucted to see the Buperiuten.
dent and attend 60 the matter.
Tho Joint committee of the Grand
rmy, on Memorial Day, petitionel
Tor the use OF the OIly Hall on that
dny Tor the purpose OF rsoei Wing flo gers.
hr. pllnn said that aB j udgo Cumnins
seems to think he owns tho Olty Hall.
IL is possible thst his perm iSsion wOulo
have to DO obtained before Council
could take action, but motion to grant
the petition was carried.
a petition was presented from YasI.
dents In the yicinity of the Weccecoo
engine houas urging that compa ny's
application for bell and STRIKER. It
was referred to the Fire Com mittee.
a bid from the Marvin safo COMPANY
ohsrlng TO furnish safs for uBs in the
tax COLLECTORS office at cost of S35O
was referred to the Binauos Committee,
Pfior TO adjournment the following
bills were approved: Chs-leB Cannon,
"; William HsyeH, So; Groves 50 o.
~; j. M. Solomon, Sf+75; nj. ~
k,olh. t20S 80; John MaBrldt, elOs 90:
JOHN E johnson, $lOS 80; Z a. Robin.
son, Vi SOi Patrick Dugsn, 500.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

st PAuPs N L Sunosy school held
lts missionary anniversary lAa: even
lng, OR tho platform wsrs William I
5Sisget', joseph Pyle, tho Rev. Ohas
Hill,. William X Crosby md the Rsy
Jacob Todd. over tha platform wai
The word Welcome" formed By zsl
tets. Tho program consisted OF sinelrI
~ tba scaOols, dialogue, rtposts ana
addresses By Dr.. Told, Mr. Pgle and
Mr. Orotbv. Is was shown by the re
port that 81, ,54l37 had bsan Contributed
Oy the afternoon eohoo for u, !ssiopArv
nnre9ses, hnd the morning roho6l
es9 e3 The average attendance was
$40; highest namher OF pupils p!seent
on one Sunday, ASS; lowost nun ss-,
l'O Ia The insans school two dtethg
we're reported tJ have occurred du.!ng
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
PRICE ONE CENT.


On rhuTsasy a a,tern3Ja tho reauIar
annual r1eot,us OF tho ygomsn'a For.
eign Missionary Soc e1 in SOFT u E.
Ohurou, WAS held, Mr8 Wm, Y, 9 zig.
gett prssi ed Ia tso aossnIe OF the pres.
ldens, Mrs j. Taylor Gauss. Rsecrd
ing secretary, Mss N Nd Brown; cor.
responding secretary, miss Uarrie
Bro "ho, snd treasurOr, Mrs. CTOnum,
And a l2rga number OF the menbars
were present After tho raacinR az the
seore!ary'g report ina: OF the treasurer
waB ROAD. The anon tire lel vad yester. .
cay from the variouB ohurchea and
mission banda was S35l.7O. A letter on
Inisiion work sho Stag the good that
bad been scc1mpiished was road nv
Miss Carrie Browne.
hrs j. Il. Phillips, OF Sc. Paula M
y. CHURCH, wse mado o life member of
ths society very able address was
m aie by Mira. W. E, rompklnson on
the needs and blessings Of mission
work
The yearly report was then read bv
tne seeretary, Mrs. N. III. Browne. She
Wiehod tue gocietY prosperous career.
pnt refused a renomination because
ne4t snnds5 would be tho last dAy of
MT browue's pastorate in this oitv.
tNPVAb AoAl ny bnb tFnHAnf1T
snoWed the amount Of SI49,73 To haua
be:n collected during tho year. This
report, however, was not oompieto, A.
tdera eIe still Eone churches 10 hear
from. The annual election of ola.
Gers was then held, With the
10 loving result: President, Mrs.
Adam Htenzle; Mrs Murray, vice
presid 3ut, by sroieasion; oorrespondinn
60 Ettar7, Mifs Carrie Browne; treas.
urer, ME-. B. II. Cronum. The otfics OF
recording secretary was for the present
Ieit vacant Tho ime OF the quarterly
meeling was changed from Tuesday 10
ThurJdaY afternoon.
Tho Homo Missionary Society of
Scot, NJ. &c Church held a rnsetipg last
evsnlns o. tbs parsonage Of that co tch.
NO 817 Lombard street. Ths meeting
wa we'll eitanGed, aud business OF in.
terest to tue members was4ranl ac ed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

The New CASTLE N. e. Sunday school
hsld Its missionary anntverssry last
Sunday, There was large attendancc
and Tho exerciaes were very enjoyablO,
Tho music was grand. Tho youag
ladies who favored the audience WITH
their sweet songs deserve much praise.
The church was handacm,ly trimmed
There was lighthouse that touched tho
ccellipg, with approp late notices, { No
Deiog Jesus the Light OF the World"
The collections were much larger than
e1y heretofore. The school nunbess
3oo scholars, and Is In u prosperous con-
ditlon.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
The Nn,y rarln Pii,

WASHINGTON, March TIE new Tar
Ill bill was yesterday placed before the
iull Committee OF Ways and Means MIR.
Mills said yesterday; "The b.ll reduces
the revenue, by he CLOSEST estimate which
can now be made, by about S5S coo OOO,
of whi.h S22, 9J1,GeO comes from rxtyn
sion Of the free list. Sl2, ,COO, 900 from
woolens, Sll 900 900 fro,l sugar, 81 300.
TOO from earth n and lass ware, nearly
SAOtO,O0O from metals, $500 CO) from
chemicals, 100000 from provisions.
so i,0sO from cotto2s, nearly 1900 O00
from hemp, juts, ete., and about $40 600.
GOO iram sundrles " Wool, lumber, salt.
chemicals and dyes and vari4us other
raw materials are added to the free list.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

Tns BpaSd of TrRd3 tlet IN ra1ula
session lahs evening. Alter the aiou
tion OF tae minutes OF tho pfovion
.neelng some vsTy pFaotinSl and pointp,
ta'E was ihddlEed Ia by the mem ser
| pTe sens.
OoloHei Milo W. Locke, as p rnemb.
oi tae committee on postoffice anprcpri
A'ion, susgosted that thu oommi:ts.
tSks active measures to Introduce btl
ior an increase In appropriation before
tho surplus Ia al absorbed
Jamts l.. DeVOu, Jr., suc; ested dur
ma the discnssi0n rs to the probability =
OF securing another site for thu bni,d,
ing, the ground oocupisd by the Bank
OF delaware, Hauovsr Church aud ths
buildings on Market and King street,
aelow the Smith Building. This site,
he said would 30 cheaper because ii
would secure the ereotion Of n nav
ohnrchi new bank and . now iptur,
AaCo building. These important adj
vsntsgss could be secured In no other
way $50. 900 he thought would pur-
ohass th:a site.
Attention VIVA called by Presldsr,
Taylor to the advl5sbllity Of publ!shIug
boob, descriptive CT tho city md az
its advantages for q manufscturinr
centre. THIS hook oculd be rublIshod
~ q small Oost, and ila uuofulness coul A
hardly be estimated.
In speaking on this question, Mr..
Lawton raid that the Baldwin L3oono
iiva Works were looking for q site 10
which TO remove their uorkR, but whom
such people vera asked to come TO This
Guy tney cried Southern outrage, and
ssii that man were not allo oHed TO vote
heTe.
Co,onfl Locke followed Mr.. Layton.
and ga.d tia: the Board OF Trade should
take cogn!Zanc9 OF the condition of the
govetlnent OF the city. Asa Demo
crnt he would vote for any measure tha t
would allow the people supsIvislon OF
ths sps ndlng OF money raised by taxa.
tlon. eom0 OF the members of Loy /,
Oouft had talked with Lin and cor.
demned the action OF the ssssssora at
thelr recent sitting at the City Hall.
\ committee ehould be appointed by
tne oOard to confer with Council in ro
Rerd to The needs OF tho CITY. A!lthAt
was needed WAS united effort on tie
part OF the people to put down rowdy-
Ism In PAilAdelphia the people united
and Turned down Republican sinag,
Aed IN Baltimore they combiced and
turned down Democratic rires.
JAr4es l.. Devou, Jr., said that TIE
evl was too great to bo cured by auy
"hnkerinR' that tho committee Of the
board would do. II was like cane sr
ana was gradually killiug business.
uapitat doea not come and will met
CONS from tho outside until there IL n
reform In this o.ty's governneB II
atm,i as IL the Bsyards nnd 8suls
bnTys intended 10 keep the governments
OF the whole Stats as long as they livea
Gnd then bequeath is to their children.
Oa motion OF Colonel Locke is was
decided to hold special meeting on
next Thursday evening to couEidar tAe
Dest plan to promote the cIty's growth.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

The tnest eye tonic, eye etrenR.hene,
anil promoter Of . clesr, healthy, stronq
sight Wsnk, inhAmed and sore evss
arc quickly cured Logg sightednesf
OF short or near sighteduess is wonder
fully relieved by restoring tho Iost
action OF the nerve, by removing All
EaEhlytio or conRestiV5 terdenoiee,
Bad eyes Gro made good, weak oyes are
mado strong and Sigeasad eyes arc tupd 4
well by using this famous eye medi.
cine. 26c. and 500. bottles supplied,
Main depot Fourth and King sireets,
Wilmington, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

Tho Senate OF Maryland took long
atap forward lAsG lght by the pas aye
OF Senator e tslea'B bill to atoiish the
Law for the c1npIisory inspection of
tobacco grown In thi1 atats. 1he hill
ws5 passed without yoto recorded
againsi 10, Gnd 81 votes In its favor. It
viii Cow go TO tho Hauss of Delegates
fer TIA ectiol OF rhSt body. Tho pl ant
leg intstest OF Southern MAryland Ia
largely IN favor of free TRADE ia TO.
bnooo, and th2 removal of the reuuire-
mt nt OF tho law FOR inspection by DO.
litiohlly appointed inspectors.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

HUDSON, N Y, March ? Oscar F.
bo1kwlth was hanged at the Court
House In this place, yesterday, for the
murder OF Simon Vanierc ok, at
Auaterlitz. In January, 1882. The con
demned man had hoen 8eatsncad to
death six times. Ho had two trials,
and bis case hal been twios passed
upon by tho general term OF the Su
preme Court Md tho Court Of Appeals,
aud dnally application was made TO the
Governor for Executive olenency.
which WAS denied.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

An entertainment was last nisht
rtvsn By Wilmington Division, No /
Uniform Rank Knights OF Pythia9, tn
Lheir room, in the emith Buiidiag
VIM. O'Connor presided, and the pro
gram Was as followt: A sta.ement n,
the life OF tho organization, by Charles
Maroneyi seleo5 readings, Prof ID.
W. Blsseli song, Miss Matlio Barper.
oapJo and mouth organ solos, Feastf .
Brotbere and Baker; cornet solo. bv
John meClellRnd; song, Miss Ksts Nc.
Neilli dialogue by Bartlett. and Mssor:
select readings, Ii. D0wnwell. Aftc,
tne entertainment refree hments wera
served.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

The heirs OF the estate of Jehu For.
wood, dece eased, late of Brandywine hun.
drsd, on Wednesday afternoon, sold the
following real es'ate: No. /, farm run,
ning from the Philadelphia turnpike to
dru6b's Corner, containiog 1913 actes I67
perches,on which are stone farm house.
barn, wagon house, granary and either
outbuildings wai sold 10 Curtis NJ. ralley,
neighborlng farmer, for SOL pr ae re,
or vi ,l9j; No. ., a trust of 2jH acres
near eilverslde station on the Baltimore
~ Ohio railroad, containing frame dwell
lng house aud stable, was sold to Henry
Barlow for s. 025; No 3, tract of 81
acres IN Cherry island marsh was bought
by Judge Cummins for t57 per acre The
sale was well attended and the prices
were fair.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
MRS. LAngtrz,n Fn,hsr nnnn

CHICAGO, Feb 90, 1ssS.-Mrs. Langtry
received the news Of the death of her
father, Dean lie Breton, to day, and con-
sequently did mo- play tonight. She
may not appear here again during the
present engagement She has left her
car and now stays at the Grand Pacific
all the time In speaking Of the car to-
day she said. hate the yery ght of the
thing, and think it's too bad the way |
have been swindled on it "
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

;, A regular meeting of the Young Mems
republican Club will be held ills even
Ing AT the last meeting of the club IL
now members were elcce ed and eight mere
applications for membership will be con.
sidered this evening
This evening the vice presidents of The
Wilmington City Committee, wto con-
stitute the executive committee Of tha.
body will meet a. No. SlG King tree.
A lull meeting is desired
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

rhs following officers have been elect.
ed for the ensuing year by thu Mite
Society Of Delaware Avenue BADtist
Ohurcn: President, Mrs. J. j. Whitta.
ker; vice president, Mrs. Ed wnrd Brat
ton; secretary, MIRA. j. Bhak o. pesr:
treasurer, Miss Mamie Bratton. Al
the last meeting Of the society the pres
idtht was prsseu ted by tho memhers
with 4 handsome silk erSzy quilt. The
ident.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

The tiremen on the North Penn Branch
of the Philadelphia Il Reading Railroad
must In the future clean the fires In their
locomotives after reaching the round
house at each end OF the road. Hereto
icre the "hostlers were employed to do
the work aud the fremen. after getting
into the houses, handed nvt r the locomo-
tlVes to them The fremen are rot all
pleased with the new order, and are
2Iumoiirg considerably at this new move
OF the 'economleaF' Phlladelphia a.
Reading Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
BDssia, Ageotlae


ID. Wyatt, No. 100 Wsss ssoond ssrsst,
mas purchased tbs property on the
northwest corner OF Second and o Orhoge
ntreetg, where he Will remove hls dry
Roods 6usiness 90 Que about Msroa 10.
AS our stock is very large, VS. will begin
clearing out sale from this date sad
VIII sell Roods az OF bslow cost until
Time Of removal. hrs. Ada Wyatt will
DC ut the store, aud viii be alAd 20 sec
her many friends.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
Thet n!snray Of Kn.lpns.

The brood Atlantic, 10 cVsr q BtDvu,,
taoTonghfard. Yet blow the vinAl
aver 20 heroelY, ard ride the wagel
ever 20 l1i,iiy, sesmen must man IN,
good tAips, tourists viii bravo tht
passage, and oos2 m aroIal trsyslers and
payers 70 lst visit lhs centres Of foreign
tTAda and lnanufsoture. u Thai afro
oloud malay, scAsicknass, together
with ooiicEy uains and much tuysrd
unaasiuess Is oflen endured when Eos.
tettet'A S;omaoh Bitters would have
tJrsthai tbs voFageys against them
Sea captains, aad In fact all old uAltn
and veteran ttayalers nIe 400 1aintsd
witn the protective value OF tails esti.
IN A9ie preventive ani remedy, and are
rarely nnprovldod with it. Eni4rart,
10 the far West should use It ageenf,.
guard against malaria. Seek the aid Of
the Bittsr5 for dyspepsia, constipation
Liver complaint, kidney troubles, and
az ailments thai Impair the harmo
nious aud vigorous action OF the vital
powers.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

Wo havo to move to another store,
anc have too much stock on hand. We
want to reduce Il By selling what We
have a. COST We have some very nice
pArlor, room and coJk ssovss and dou-
bla heaters that yss Vii, s%l ohosp, All
Kinds of stove hardware md ttiiwNrs,
Gall and saours q bargain. Ths Picksls
btnve and Heater o., East Fourth
street, Wilmington. Dnl.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

ABERDEEN, Miss, March 2.-Four
eolored men were drowned In Oidtowu
oreek last week. Tho hrsL to lose his
lie was one who attempted to ford the
stream q week ago Wed esdsy ard wna
droWned. On Sunday three hundred
negroes were searching for his BODY.
whom . canoe, containing six OF ,hen'
was csp,izsd AID thrse OF .ts Occupants
drowned.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

LOOK YOUNG as long as you can,
prevent tendency to wrinkles or egeinR
on tie nkin by using LEAURELLH
Oil hleRaEt for clearing complexion,
rough skll, chspped face or hands.
Keeps the hands and face soft and
smooth, Preserves o youthful, plump
c0Ediiion Of the foatures. Only sub-
6tsnoe existing that will prevent or
efrost tendency to wrinkles. An elegant
dressing AID pcaae- gatlve tonic for the
hair. No oil or grease. ASK for I.eau.
Felle Oh. e1,00 at druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

Last evening Mrs Matilda Jackson
aged 76 years, fell down the stairs OF
her residence, No ll3 West Ninth street
Medical aid was summoned and Mrs.
jackson was found to be badly injured
Sho is The mother of George W. Jack
son
Yesterday Catharine Murphy, wlo
cleans cars at the P W & B. station ,hed
her foot badly injured while passing from
one car 10 another Tie foot was badly
mashed but no bones were broken,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

Yesterday nearly all iha young fish 10
ths hatchery at the City Mill were
Killed by tho hudieG turning Ia OF the
supply main, wi i1h hos beea turned of
Oil winter, thus latIlnE in L poison laden
water supposed to have cons from the
paper mills. Dr. Shertlidgo thinks the
loss will Iecch 81 GOO, Al the collection
OF young haa was y valuable ono.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

Stove aud Hsator Company have leased
the large building, No. COS Bhipley
street, and will move from their present 1
!0oalion on or Gooat the lat of March.
We Will have large room in the sec.
ond story 10 rent for storage OF house.
mold Sooas or other purposes ct taoder-
aie rent for spaces A sate and conve.
nient place for storage. Apply St7E.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
a verdIot sReIrst Klralrr.

Wolf Dazi1a & S5ps brought Ruit q
recover FROM Bolassy KlrAlfy tho shest
rlcAl manager, tue value OF costumes
furnished tor tao speoiaU.e, 1.-THE Siege
OF Ttoy." Ia tbs Ooutl of CoamJl 4
Pleas Weinesday, before Ohiei Jns. zoe
La;ramoTs ani Is jury, " vordios y a,
btAinsd by the plsiat;ff foF 81. .G9j6O,
tho fall em0uas clAilad.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

the great leading lung remedy Of WI.
mlnRton, Dsl. No 0ns ever reac he
consumption who ussg 1t in time; Il
VIII always prevent aud IN ost freuuent.
~ curss consumption. II stands IN er-
oelled for curing coughs. hoarsen ess,
Group, sore throat, SO, 500. and 81. 90.
Depot Fourth aud KtnS. Sold by
dealere,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

that everybody ought 70 know tkat A.
sergeant gives Ssz0 lbs. of She best, well.
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
Pine and hioory klnd,iug wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashin2. Yard,
loot Of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for tbe
blue sign. 0Denin1 10 the evening,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

Christian Launer, Sr., the Adams Ex
press agent at Olney, Illinois, hanged
himself on Wednesday. He was short IN
his accounts about $500. There was also
a shortage of about $3.50 ip his accounts
as treasurer Of the A. 0. U. W. Lodge
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

Having bouRht out W. a. Thomp-
6on thAll continue the buAinegs a. the
oid staud No. 3l5 Market etraet, after
tue 10th Inst, with hne new stock OF
s'lv.rw2re, silver plated, hollow and
nat wHfes, watcher, clocks, dla monds,
lo"eiry nnd fancy goods Your inUpec.
zion and pAtronsRo are invited.
Il. W. SHArTCCK Sc Co.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

10 all who axe 1utiering from the er
'ors And inaAsosotioas Of youth, nervous
e sesknesr, carly decay, less CT ,aanhood,
CO., viii send Isoipe $hst will oure
you, tIEh O6' CHABGR. This great
f5eaeoy ~ was diso0Vsred by n missionary
"a sonsh America, Send salf.Aaidread.
I1AAF gsAtinn ID. New YoySk Cusv'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

Mrs Ann p. O0nmons dgei ct Green
bhnE, Del a. tho raaiden0o Of her non :
inIs|, Mr. lsaR u Phillips, on Woi.
neaday, FebfuerS 20 In her 9Iss yoar.
Slo has bapa an Invalid tor numhqf
OF years past. IGtament will be mae Q
on 5Atqrd5y.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
$3.50

Wtu buy the two.story brick house
on Lowering avenus near VanBuren
ttrees. OontRins eight rooma with
bath. Cost 81, 400 to build ii. A rare
chance for rne3hsuio tn buy y chtap
home. Appiy 10 w. 8. VERNON, This
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

On Wednesday William Taylor, re
siding at No. 607 East Sixth street, a
fireman on the P " 81 n. R.ilroai, ,
foil from his engine in Washington and
brcSe his erm. HIS injuries wore at
tended and Taylor Brought to this city.
Hs Is now undor ths cara OF DR.. Draper,
the company's physioian.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
Handeomo Frame and Ploturoa.

A handsome gold frame, oon tanning
the photographs OF the Moss Rose AS
seMbly, ID now on exhibition In the
win6oS OF @ f. Rudolph, Fourth and
"a Srhat streste. Fha work was done by
d raul Brown, and presents an Attrac-
tive appearance.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
ARE YOU MAIZE mire

ARE YOU MADE miserable by iadl.
gesiion, constipation. dizziness, loas OF
appetite yellow skin? 6hiloh'S Vital
iser 10 positive cure. Sold by n. b
Danforth, cor. And & Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
rnn nn, prrp, onl or lhn nar.

He rho cau rsll bpsvo0n the llne
ii. ,.rratys4 thst ths free TRADERS fee
nvgtiDyel bsoAnae Mr.. Blaine appears
IN tlon no longer poiBiAlo cnnd idate.
,rheg sect. a. there ia no question OF
n. sincerity, and that hid net 10 plsinly
one OF lUfty stateEmEnthlp md Esnuine
ps'ta,lsci, and then they take Il for
rfsu,ed thai the Republican party
nast VI necessity adopt Me. BiAin0'B
ia gnent an' Irsfsrenoa as It's oan.
It mhy. and IL rnsy not. With rare
rar.1iAm ME. Is aine removes from
ihs way all feeling OF possible obli-
estlnIo him which might influence
thc iuiqmUDt of any members OF the
psrir, aud THAT Ia we'll.
BQi hen The Republican phrty, thus
ntusu nelled by past relations or
ertlis, has cool'y and periodically
considered tho Situation, has carefully
And WiLhoat p,tj1dioe weighed the
inertia Gad Strength OF other possible
cluGi 'aies, hes goDsiCeTe1 all the elt-
moli5 Of helpiu,Gets ur tindcrAnoe in
Auy proposed las NJ p,lioy II It should
then dalido to calf Mr.. Blaine to the
lbt srahlp, tnd heshCuli ,h5n put aside
hia pl7toael prt ference for the public
wslisrs, what have the freq traders lsfl
t0Bii2 BIs 40 tsey 10 get nd oi
theif hearty oanttlou Of Mr.. BialDe's
sincere, mNcuAuiWOns. CA'!iOtic aud
lofty ata,pymsushll Os do they think
n possible 70 70 back % The Robert
hacalre tAaory visa tuCc s.2
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-02

LocS HAVEN Pa, March 9 -Yester-
day verdict of not gailty was rendered
IN the cas- OF James and Essie Kline,
charged with highway robbery. Luther
smaller the condemned murderer, was
witness for the defense, and testified that
he committed robberies.