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Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

John Robinson, VINO was badly in.
iured rome time ego By o sleigh, is
slowly improving.
Clerk Hylsnd. VI the Municipal
Court, is siil very Ill and unable to
leave tha hou,e.
Councilman Norton ia improved In
condition.
Lewis p. Grubb, the contractor, who
has been suffering from an Rbosss. is
better and was onsthe street for the
second time yesterdSy.
George II. Bates, Es1., Is slight ,
better, but will be oouAned to his house
for some time TO como.
Squire Smith, who has been I'll for
some time, was 81 his offics for the nrsi
tims yesterday.
Young Dugan, who WAS serioasly In
jured while ooastinR some time ago. Ia
Improving
Petor J. Ford 10 also reported as I'M
proving.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

WARRINGTON, d. O., Feb. 10 M SErs.
Irene Parker, wife OF louise pain ter,
attempted TO kill her two children eArly
Yesterday morning. The your kes,
child, aged years. received seven cuts
ACROSS her head, which were made ~ q
hatch0t. The woman then attem ted
to cut the throat OF her eldest daug hter
aged u, with 3 case knife Bhe I'd ad 9
an unsuccessful attemPJto kill her Aus-
band with hAtohet. When locked up
In the police station she said that she
had in tended to kilt the whoIe iap Ally
and then kill herself. She Ia thou eht
TO be iEshne,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Lert1n services began NJ nil the
Rpisot pal churches IN this city this
morning, this being Ash Wednesday
bervioeB began at Trinity church
with Holy Communion ~ o'cloQh
morning prayer, litany and sermon At
1880 =. IN and address and night ser
Vice will be held at z. 80 O'Clock.
benten services began Rt Old Swedes'
At $50 this morning, with morning
prayer and Holy Communion. LiLa ny
and address at 7.S0 p. m. Sunday ser.
vices Will be held as usual. United
services will be held on each Thursday
as stated In yeeterday q paper.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Ioaac ShobOla was In custody in New
York on Tuesday. A detective atptsd
that Charies Schubaoh bad inform cd
him that the prisontr had robbed nd
killed man In WAraAw, Russia, two
years ago. On this In Information, and on
his own knowledge OF murder having
been committed two years ago In War.
baw, the detective asked thai the ptis-
oner be remAnded. Tie Magistrate
granted tbs Ttqnest AID directed the
oi1icer TO inform the Russian Consul OF
tue arrest. 5hobola says Schubadh's
story Ia untrue.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Yesterday Mrs, RsbeooA Crawford
fell on the icy pavement In front Of 81.
Paula NJ E. Church and sustained O
severe shock. She WAS carried into the
drug store Of Jacob 8. Bsetem, Seventh
and Market streets, ah3re she received
temporary attention. After resting she
was taken IN carriage to her resi-
dence. No. ll9 West Eleventh street,
where she was attended by DIR. Bal.
lock.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

At the annual meeting OF the mem
bsrs of tue Artisans' Saving Bank yea
tarday the following board of officer,
was elected; George W. Bush, George
8 CSpelle, NJ, L.Liohte sts'n, Anthony
aigginP, Charles W. Rowland, N. h
Benson, JOB II. jackson, Henry r.
Dure, Joseph L, Carpenter, Jr., Wash
inRton Hastings, T. Allen Hillss, q
Wesley Weldin and Alexander J Hart
The board will orgAniz3 this evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Ths finest eye tonic, eye stfone.hcner
and promoter of clear, healthy, strong
sight weak, inflsmod aud core eyes
are quickly ourod. L1ss slshtsdnosa,
or short or near sisbteduess is wonder,
fully relieved by restoring the lost
action OF the nerve, by IeAovlng all
parAlytio or congeStiVe tendencies.
Bad eyes sr5 made good, weak eyos are
made strong and diseased eyes arc made
we'll by uBlng this famous eye medi.
cine. 25s. and 900. bottles supplied.
Main depot Fourth and King elreets,
Wilmington, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

To morrow evening ths Retail Gro
cers' Association will give supper In
the Clayton House, 1hloh will be at
tended by about 100 porsous. A num-
ber Of guests will be present, including
Mayor RhoAds, representatives of the
wholesale trade, and the presidents oil
the Grocers' Associations of Philadel.
phia, Chester and New CASTLE, the edi.
tors OF several trade journals and the
representatives of the press.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

BERLIN, Wis, Feb. "A j. VI.
Hacker shot and killed Mabel 6rerke
In this plaza oa Monday night, and
then committed suicide. Hacker W as
10 years old and his victim . ysar
younger. They met some time $40 al
the Girls Home in Belle Plhlne,
Iowa, and fell In love with one another,
The marriage wAB opposed by the 6itl'u
parents, and she was sent to visiE rela
lives In Berlin. Hacker learned os her
whereabouts and followed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

BALTIMORE, Feb. ia young mar
assaulted Miss Sophie HuuEsrfdrd, q
school teacher, as she Was pASsiDG
through Druid Hill Park, yest Irday
morRiDg. ehs caught one Of hid dn.
gers 10 her mouth and bit IL SEVERELY.
She then q drew revolver, a the
sight of which he ran, bat she fired 40
shots after him, aud 10 npodrtain
whether either took effsot Ss verAl
outragen at similar character have oc-
curfoi In lonely sections OF the par rk.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Industry Lodge, No. =, A, o U. w,
at its regular meeting last eveA 1g, VISA
Visited by Grand Master Workman W.
Ii. Vermilye Of Jersey City, and @
number Of members Of the order from
other lodges In this city. Five new
members were taken Into Industry
Lodge Four gold Past Master Work
mau's badges were presented, as fol.
lows: To w. u. Robinson by W. N.
Mccormick; to R1bert McOauIley, Jr ,
by w. FL Plerson; TO q. II. Davis by
W. A. R3ynolds; to W. A. Reynolds by
John W. Diofendorf.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Another explosion of powder OF ourrqd
on Tuesday morning on the Plltstdu
branch OF the LsbiRh Valley RSilroAi +,
BY which three men were badly IL jured,
one OF whom, John Reed, fireman, will
lose his Gyesl2ht Men had drilled n
foot hole In the rock and nred several
small charges Of dynamite TO enlart he
it for the reception Of powder. Eight
kegs OF powder were opened on The
spot, aud two OF them were emptied In
the hole, where they were exploded By
sparks which were still alive, The az
ploeion ignited the powder In the other
kegs, aud seeoud eIIljsion occurrQd.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

We have 70 move TO another etore,
and have too mu:h otock on band. We
want TO reduce 1t by sailing what we
have 1t cost. We have some veEy nioe
pArlor, room and cook stoves and dou
be heaters that We will cell oheap. All
kinda Of stove hardware and tiavnre
Gall and seoure bargain. Toe Piokels
S.ovo aud Heater o., 7 Eqst Fourth
street, WILMINGTON, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

A regular session of tho Board q
Water Com mlssicners wAs held last
evening. BA;apcs In bank was reported
as Si14. .4f7 Al, divided as follows: Cur
rent expsnses, Ss7 96l "A; bonds and
interest, s23, tT769; special fund,
$S,Go7 SO, rha weekly payroll oil
96s4 60 wSs ordered maid, as was alsC
Interest on loas No 26, due March 1st
amounting to $4,000 A number Of
tille were ordered paid.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

An entertainment wRs given In the
echool room OF Sacred Heart Church By
the GefmAnia Dramatic Olub lasi
evening. This club is composed OF
young men and young WON IN of Ger
man descent. The affair which WAS
largely attended was gotten up under
the auspicts OF Fathers Oorbinian and
Alexander, the scenery used being
psiuted by the latter. Two playa were
presented "Ssaberl In ChinW and
"DAs GeBpenst In Grueeneu OjLsfn.'
Several mu,lcal selections were Eico
rendered.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

A. H. Tyson will have a sale OF horses
At Chester to morrow afternoon, and es
there are some extra travellers among
them he would bs pleased to SEQ com
buyers present from our city and coun
". The junior member Of the d I'm of
l. w. StidhAm & 5on will DO the
Suctioneering and he Is ready and vii.
ling to help one Of his fellow toknsmJn
to secure good bargain whenever Cd.
portunlty oilers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Last evening Christian Foster, an
emplOye Of the Diamond State Brew
cry, fell from thA new ice house, and
broke his jaw In two places and was
otherwise seriously injured about the
head and face. Hs was walking
around the top Of the Ice house in the
dark when he slipped and fell down
one Of the ice shute3, n distance of 80
fse.. DIR. Pyle attended the injured
man.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15
. c.,rou county residence Buried.

yrsrMINsrEn, ND, Feb. l4.-The
I,.iseuos OF Mr.. ". q. England, near
n al, rsyllle, Carroll County, has been
Css, 40 hy er+, together with its con.
.,bt. rhs loss is eetimSted at el 900.
~ wtlrh there 10 m Insurance OF $500
M ,he Royal Fire insurance 90. The
fou,e Wss new ono, and Mr.. England
bSd lust moved into 1t. The Gre is
sunnl,td TO bAve been iDcendiary. Mr..
Eas,aud suffered Q similar loss about
|.ne year $40.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

A oSuary bird adds greatly to the
attractions OF tue sitting room, and the
young lady who possesses one is among
the more highly favored Of her sex. II
any one wishes to know anything
ab0ut tho best method OF obtaining ons
OF these little pots call on Parker, 10i
East Second street. He has also Gome
fine lacy birds, and this 10 Just the time
reasonable rates.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

WI. Lank, Auotioneer, sold for J.,
Frank stswArt, near Porter's Station,
on Monday, at the following good
prices: Horses at Sl0l, Sl5e, Sl52,
800 90; colt coming Q years old, $50;
COWS, $40 to S46.60; SOW, $3l; shoAts
Weighing about 100 pounds for $40. per
pound binder. $50; carriage, $50. The
day was good and attendance fair,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

1t Is reported that q man Is at present
going about tue oity selling watches to
nIsuspecllnR Workmen In Ehe shops on
the pretext Of raising money to pay his
way home. The watches, which are
sold at 50 each, are worthless, end oAn
readily bs bought at Si2 per doz 10.
The man is deosntly Glad, wears q blus
flannel Ohlrt, Is clean shaved, and has 3
scar on his right temple.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Tho large flag pole on tho City Hall
was yesterday taken down by h ID
Jordan, the rigger, aud will be given n
new coat OF paint This pole has been
in use twenty.three years. The gilt
ball ON top OF the pole 10 being FeAilded
By A. p. Bucher. The ball is perfectly y
sound Notwithstanding its tWent three
years Of service, and will NO doubt re.
main so Tor twsnty-three years longer,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

William Y. Warmers sale OF horses
ut his bazaar on Tuesday, the l4th isst. ,
was well attended, and about thirty
head of horses sold at prioes from $40
to t470. There were carriages, bells,
robes, blankets, whips and sleighs sold
Rt fair prices. Stldh9m q Son did the
auctioneering, and feel somewhat elattd
ut their success.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

can. with Rough on Dirt" do as nice
washing and ironing ao csn po done is
any laundry. Boiling mot nsoesEsry
IN like any othor "Rough oa Dirt" oan
be used In both washing and stsrchina,
You need have no fear In uBlrg this sr
tiole; free from vile alkan, II coes moi
rot, yellow nor iuiurs the 1nest iabfIc
clears, blsaohes, Whitsns h Rough on
Dirt" ia the only aItlclo that osu be nd.
dod 70 starch (hot or cold) 10 give a
good body and beautiful qloss. Ask fol
Rough on Dirt" 10 aud 25e. paokag
ed. All frst-clsss DruR2lsts.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Tho following scores wers made 81
HeAldmoor rifle range yesterday after.
noon, at 200 yards, Standard target: H.
johnson, 68, 76, 50; T. Il. Oarlin, 69, 90,
&c; J. W. Geyer, So, 6S, 62; g. W.
Howard, SO, 80; ]. Wilson, mil, 90, SO,
B5. At ress-a. JOHNSON, 20, rs; O. w.
Howard, 60, so. There will be shooting
ct the range to morrow afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15
a oaEa.

20 sil vii0 Sre sufsfina from tie or
F0fs frG tpdioouhong of youth, neIvnus
Be-, ] VIII ssnd Yeoipe shat will ears
you, URSG OF OdARlaM. yhis great
relnsdy Eaa 6ts5oTored by missloaary
IN eouta Alnesioa. Send sslt-sadreas.
ed envelope g Tho Rev. JUsEfH T,
lNdAN 5.Atlpn -. Nav YoKs CitF,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

You save four proA;a by buying your
HambnEsS OF US, namely, the Importer,
Ghe 1obbar, tho wholesaler, aIa The
stoTekeepeF, so thsss goods must be
cheap. &rs. Jacobs, 6l7 Market ST..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

thai everybody ought TO know tkAt A
Sergeant gives 22i0 lbs. of the best, well
CLEANED coal In every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hiooTy kindling SoOd In larg,
loads. Lime for whitsWashing. Yard
foot of Monroe street. Central office
Seventh and King streets. Look for "a,
blue aga. Opening iD the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15
Murder and Suicide AZ altoona

ALTOONA, Par Feb. 14.-Creston
Evey shot himself and his mistress
this evening. They had been living to-.
gether as father aud daughter. He was
aged 40 years and she was IT. Both
were dead when found. Drink and
jealousy were ths cause.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

BHILoH's vIrALIZEB Is what you
need for Constipation, BOes OF Apps.
tlte, Dizsiuess Hnd all eymptoms Of
DyspepsiA. Price 10 and rs cents per
botIld. Sold by z. b. Daaf.rth, cor.
End and Market Ste.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Feb. IA. The
President expects ID leave next Tues
day for short visit TO Florida he viii
be accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland and
the s"NSetary of the Navy aud Mrs
VIII ard Colonel and Mrs, La.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

YESTERDAY ternoon train No. 33 was
delayed foE loms time st Bellevue sta
tlon on account OF her engine giving
out. Train 4 overlook and pushed her
into the station.
EnRine No. l5 of the W. s. N. Rsil.
road was dsrsiled at Joanna station
yeaterdSy. Tradio was stopped for some
time. The engine was not damaged.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

tde great leading lung remedy OF vii,
mingtoD, Del. No ons ever reaches
consumption who uses it In time; II
viii aiways prevent aud most frequent.
ly cures consumption. II stands unex.
cslled for curing copEhs, hoarseness
Group, sore throat, &Sc. b0o. and S1.00,
Depot Fourth aGd King. Sold by
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

DIR. LppiroOtt's Spooi6s Compound
for neuralgia and chronic rheum mntit Ia
prioo 4e5, per bottle. For sale hy
I TAYLOR a. FULLKRFoR.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Blies, reaches, ants, bod bugs, water
bugs, moths, rats, mioe, spsrr0wa, Jack
rabbits, gopbero, ohipmnLks, cleared
out by +" Rough on Rats" 100.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Elns gctd snd silvor watches % re-
dueed prices, n full line OF gold and
ans rolled gold plalsA chains ~ lE n
Fourth 81 Y. ID. HAni.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

high. fms view, dry oellnrr, moderate
In cost, fold on inBiallments, IS pel
month. CAll On n, TArNALL,
ia Marked stleet
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Wines aud Liquors, lG8 West Seventh
street. A Hne lot OF irportsd and do
meatio cigSra. Gail ans Inspect them.
Telephone, 445.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15
Butter

delivered en- TuesdAy and FclJay, 4oc.
buttsrni.S, &c. CfS&asry, FOultl and
Shiplsy stIeets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

A person often bears the charge Of
laztness when It is only a poorly acting
liver or wearied stomach which 10 she
cause OF his sluggishness. One thus
suffering should use LAxador aud be re-.
lleved. Price only 25o, a package.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Accidents will occur not only tin the
best reEulaSed fanailtes," but every.
WHARF apd a. all times. Therefore keep
Saliva !ioh Oil cot ven!enL
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Mrs. Jones, how 10 your health this
morninf2 Thank you, madam, much
Improved. l bought bottle OF DIR.
Bulls Cough SJrup last night, and, ,
after the hrst doae, my cough was
cheeted, slept well, and l have not
cOugheo oBcs this morning
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

When baby was sick, We gave her Caatoria,
When she was q Chlid she cried for Castorla
When she became Miss she olung to CRstoris
When sha had children she gave them Cas-,
tOrlA,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

SHILcH's CATAERn REMEDY-A
positive cure for oa;arrh. .Siphtheria and
csnzsr mouth. B3ld By N. b. Danfortb,
COR. 2ad & Market streetF.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Go see the Bargains Ia HsmburEa @
4 Mrs. JAoObs', 61Y Market stIees.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

stands uerivalled for nekiua good
bread; OF rich, creamy color and
hne hiTar. II your grocer does not
keep, II yoa can get 1t Of:
John * Horr, J. s. Hsniltnu SC Go
JAS. q, Morrow, j. Jerome Smith,
TAtnsll Broe,, j. p. Allmond & %
W. G. Valentine, w. q. Phillips,
1. h Frank & S0n, Foil Il Josepa.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Bush'a, French street wharf Is ths plac,
10 bug your coal
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

Ladies w hlte Me-
rinoV ests andPants,
none of which have
been sold under SO
cents this winter, will
now be closed at 25
cents.
Ladies' White eX-
ira quality Merino
Vests and Pants,
none of which have
been sold under IS
cents this season,
will now be closed
at 48 cents.
Ladies White ex-
ltra fine M erino
Vests and Pants
none of which have
been sold this season
under 81, will now
be closed at 6S
cents.
Mems White Me-
rino Shirts and
Pants, sold this en-
tire season at SO
cents, will now be
closed at 25 cents.
Mems White Me
rino Shirts and
Drawers which have
been sold all this
season at IS cents
willnow BEDS cents.
Mems White Me-
rino Shirts and
Drawers which have
been all this season
ST will now be
closed at 69 cents.
You all know we
do not deal in trashy
goods, therefore eX-
pect to find these a
genuine bargain
such a one as you
rarely ever see any
where; and do not
put off early coming,
as at these prices
they will soon get
out of the way.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

OoGah candy 81 FerRusoa'p, II N. "a
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

For good GOAL go to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15

BUOHU.PAIBA :" Quick, COM
piete cure, all annoying EiLceY dl0eas
81, OAtArrh Of Bladder. 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15
No. 316 Mllpoz

To- flag was taken
uoNn An> ally DECLARED
Tree from :. 3 Bl hrd of
health. Tbs H.. tine adopted
In smallpox cases the desired
Daily Republican., 1888-02-15
N EHN ARD a. co.
KENNARD&CO,

The grandest bar
gain ever offered in
Wilm in gton, and
done only to close
out the odds and
ends and those that
have become soiled
by our alterations.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-16
How to Get a cinder out Of the Eye.

Nine persons out of every ten, with 4 cin-
der or auy foreign substance IN the eye. viii
instantly begin 10 rub the eye with one hand
while hunting sor their handkerchief with
the other. They may, and sometimes do. re-
move the offending einder. but more fre-
quently tIey rub I'll the eye becomes in
Hamesi, bind handkerchief around the head
and 80 to bed. This is all wrong The bet
ter way Is not 10 rub the eye with the cin-
der in Il at all, but rub the other eve as Wig
orouSly as you Iike.
4 few years since was riding on the en-
CINE Of the fast express from Bing.,ampton
TO Corning The engineer, an old school
mate OF mine, threw open the front window.
and caught = cindeT that gave me the Dost
exeruriafing pain. began to rub the eye
with both hands Let your eye alone and
rub the other eye this from the engineerl,
thought he was chatting me and worked
the harder | keow you doctors think
that you know It ali, bat if you VIII lei the
eye alone and rub the other one, the cissier
will be out in two minHtes,~ persisted the
engineer / began 10 rus, the other eye. and
soon felt the cinder down near the inner
eanthus and made ready to take ii out Let
il alone and keep at the vel eye he said
did 80 for minute longer, and
looking in a small glass he gave me I
found the offender on my check Since then
have tried !; many times and have advised
many Others, and / have never known it to
fail in one instance {nnlcss il was as sharp as
piece Of steel, or something that cut into
the ball and required an operation 20 remove
it, Why it is 50 l donot know. But that
it IS so. do know. and that one may be saw
ed much suffering If he viii leS the injured
eye alone and rub the well one.-IeIical
s,,,.u.gr,,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-16
PEGIsTEEs NOTICE

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Latest Arrivals.

Just received. large lot Of harzisomc and
elegant mouldings for framing pictures and
also cheap line OF m5uiiinss and large
lot of pictures very cheap. Hunt up your
pictures thar are lying around. getting dusty
aud soiIeIl- and bring them to Fishers Book
Store to be framed A beautiful line of
frames just in.
The bright, glorious summer is At hand,
and prosperous year in store, therefore
brighten up yosir homes BY buying pictures
and francs at Fishers Book Stare.
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exam Ponies.

On account Of the Ia;eness Of the season
and the pasture being 80 poor. diinot have
the Texan ponies which | have advertised
for sale, shipped 10 me at as early date as I
had first intended The ponies were started
from the rancho Ia New Mexico last week
and w.ii be at lockwood on Frsiay, May
18th. where viii be pleased to have parties
wishing TO purchase call and examine them
" H. HARTzELL.
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Al the right title interest AMI claim % AnssrcW
Bow lin cf IN and 70 tac fl.lo.Fing dezeroe,i rial
estate. VIZ Two certain lDg> d roii1d stuase in
thz Borough cf Confluence --9user~st county Pa
kn0Tn asl the plan Of the t91Ta as iass Nos and
in bsocs No dcj jgiHg a.. Na. on tn. West. az
alley ca the East Logan Pizce on the Scrth and
an alley on the south. haviEz thereon erected &
one and 4 half story Dwelling house. and stable,
wiki the ayrurtenara.ss-
Taken ~ execution as the property % andrew
B0v q n AZ the sEi. Of w. Il ks.stiIg Attorney for
the nror-ietO-S Of The town Of Confluence.