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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

WHEELING & ELM GROVER. R.
w On and after MONDAY, APRlL 20, 1855,
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
will run as follows
LEAVES WHEELlN0:
6:3OA M, 6:l0 a. m, 700 a. no., 500 a. M, 900
a. M. l000a. m, 100 A. M, u zoo M, 100 p. m,
2C0 p. m, 800 p. m, 400 p M, 300 p. m, G:l0
p. m, 100 p. M, 500 p. M, 9:SOp.m.
LEAVES wHEELING PARK:
6:loa, M, 700 a. m, 500 a. M, 900 a. M, 1000
a. m, HOO a. M, 1890 m, loo p. M. 800 p. m,
$50 p. M, 800 p. M, 500 p. M. 6l0 p M, 200
$500 p. m, s:6S p. m, 1910 p. IN.
sUNDAYS.-Leaye at 200 a. m. and run every
hour, except church trin, at q:l5 p. m. Leave
wheeling Park At 500 q. IN. and run every hour
until 10 ?. M, except church trRlns which will
l2;l5 P. m. and 9:l6p. m.
apH @, HIRsCH, supt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
FOR SALE.
ga Twenty.four Lots in Caldwell's ADD
ton TO the City Of Wheeling.

Said Lots arc bounded on the north by IEeaT
ninth street, on the east by Fillmore suw1 y
the south by the IlandlGn Homestead AAi
the west by the B. & o. X, Il. -.r,,,l
Their proximity TO the above named rG ..S.,
renders them excellent sites for mRnulaf'V'-'
establishments. .,,rk
lie auction. ,,,,o
For terms and further information GPpiy~
", V, HOGE & BRO,
1900 Market stree!
Or WILLIAM N. HASDLAN, Ag,
Rulb s. ". Cor. ChApllno & Sixteenth s9 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
FOR SALE.

Seven Roomed House, 81 South York 'tFEti'
Good 6 Roomed Brick House, corner Thlf!'
eighth and Wood streets. VIII pay Us an inrn'
ment. al. n.
Splendid Farm near st. Pleasant, Ohio w
OF the best farms In Jefferson county. -.,.
Seven ROOnled House on North Front bu"'
lot GOxiO.
six Rooomed House on North York street
Some OF the most desimblo building !oa
the old Fair Grounds.
Building Lot on North Front street.
Seven RoOmcd House on South BFoAlHE
natural gas, and everything In good repair
-Four Roomed Cottage for 1900
@. o. SMITH,
apl1 Real Estate Agent, I'D Maln4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAISS-On and after April %, lSSS-EX-
PLANTATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. oDally. tsun-
day excepted. monday excepted. saturday
excepted. isunday only.-Eastern Standard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
FOR RENT.

NO. 2JSO MAIN street, Will Fent loFh shioou VI
boarding house.
FOR SALE.
No. 1854 Main street, roomed brick house,
ground half lot, can be bought for Sl,GOO.
No. 2Gi2 Main street, Sl,6QO.
Lots No. s and q Square 30, BuenR vista Addi'
ton. $500.
lot, eau be bought for $3.50.
New House, corner Marshall and centre
Streets Fulton, W. Va.
No, 1870 Twelfth street.
No. 2l2G Market street,
lG0 Acre Farm on Short Creek.
Six Roonled New House, Kim Grove.
gJS Acres OF Land on Edglngton, Lane; new
frame house OF rooms; los trees choice fruit
other small fruits. Price, $500. VIII exchange
for city property.
Farm 81 i6iL acres, 3 miles from Letart, Mason
county, W. Va, 40 acres In grass, roomed log
house, barn aud smoke house, good orchard
land Is productive; lays well. Price $500. VIII
exchange for city property.
2Il Acre Farm'i3f miles south Of Moundsvllle,
W, Va; l75 acres cleared.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Pension and Claim Az
torney, Collector and Notary Public. N.Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
paDll.hod DAILY, semi-woollly and weekly.

Entered at the Postoflicc at Wheeling, W. Va,
as Second.class matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
For Sale.

dor SALE-FINE 3-YEAR OIL
IL dark bay Colt, sired by Robert BOnns
very cheap. Enquire Of JOS. A. LARHlN,2a
ChaDlInC street uyli
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Muslin Underwear.

Made Of good muslin, sewed on
lock-stitch sewing machines and
with best six-cord cotton, trim
med nicely, and correct styles.
Ladies Drawers from age to 81,
Chemise from 25c 10 50 SO,
Gowns from soc to $3.50, Skirts
from 371zc to $3.50. The spec
ial drive for this week is an ele-
giant skirt with three. inch en-
broidery and three tucks above,
only soc, fully worth 81 90.
A fresh consignment OF those
very attractive soc Kid Gloves,
4 button, embroidered backs;
the regular price is SI.oo; they
give entire satisfaction to the
buyer.
During the week we will offer
in our various departments bar
gains in broken assortments. 1t
will pay you to come early.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Tho Lime kim OHM


I'm walkin' softly long de path n,
life dar am sartin 6ogs IL would BE- Zell
TO remem Der, said Brother Gardner 4,
the meeting opened.
Dean judge OF . mans beauty nv
nis whisSsrs. He may grow 'em 10
conceal piInples an SCARE.
'O1e reason why our ohill'su oil,
iicked 90 often Ia because their parent,
happen 10 be de biggest.
is only fool who gees around
loektn' fur model man. A man vilb
out faults would be tco soft to stand din
climate. N''
While consistency should be res
pected In einerAl way, doan' heti,ate
70 squirm O. apy sort OF . loophole when
arRyn' wid' Q lawyer.
Aoout de time man begins to as
sert Dat dis world owes him = ioin' ar
ABOUT de date when he should cit his
fust sentence to Safe Prison.
Whtn You ha'r pusson atgfyipe
oAt oar Am no sloh thing a. fucbuti
punishment you has lighted upon an
self. ''' W Ai'
You compliment some men alto.
eether too highly 10 call 'em . hoe, ii
ney noticed dat no hog gets drunk ex-
oept by accident
while admit dat George Washing
ION was great and good mao, would
not' II was runnin' a oo'ner grocery
trust any odder American on dat 40.
count
"De man who am alIus ready IN
night on do wrong side at least half de
time.
AN eEotis,ical pusson is simply a 70 |
neGKshun In natures looking RlA6s.
people build up 70 keep de world from
gittin' olus 'nuff to fnd ont ho y bad
dey really am"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
a IhleE q NerYa.

A Connecticut sneak thiet has ex.
hibited enough nerve and cuteness to
place him high up in the ranks of the
professional burglar. He walked
quietly into bank, took off his hat
and coat, hung them on nail, put on
All office coat hanging close by and
walked into the rear room, which con.
tains the vaults. The directors were
holding meeting, and one sat In
front of the door; blocking the passage.
The thiet politely asked him TO move,
and when the obliging director did so,
the man went through the door,
picked up the two largest bags of GOLD
In sight, coolly walked out with them,
and thief and gold were seen no more
there.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Falling Heir TO 1000, 900 Dollars.

Says Chicago special of May q:
Charles A. Howard, of Milwaukee, the
widely known masonic dignitary, but
whose financial circumstances have
heretofore been at best only moderately
comfortable, was to day Informed by
his lawyer here Of bequest to him Of
over a million dollars. A cable dis.
patch received this morning told the
story. Mr.. Howard is in i'll health aud
has been in Chicago several days con
sulting physicians. lie only called on
the lawyer casually. There Mr..
Howard learned that the death of his
aunt, Mrs Mary Howard, of Kent,
Yorkshire, England, had brought him
a princely fortune. Mr.. Howard had
believed that his aunt had remodelled
her will when he, an orphan, ran
away from her and irom England in a
fit of boyish anger. Since then he has
been in Toronto, st. Louis, Louisville,
Chicago, and Milwaukee. lie as tor
time steward CT the Southern Hotel,
ST. Louis, and later went to Plankin
ton House, Milwaukee.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
A Whale story.

A correspondent telesrAphs the New
Hofk World from Gloucester, Mass,
that the cook OF the schooner II. b.
9rihn, which has been absent on tins
Banks, writes that the vessel recently
met with . curious adventure. The
story IL given ns folloWs: zone tlay.
which was moderately fine, while the
crew we're all ont in their dories attend
ing tDeir travis. the captain and cook
remained aboard RB is customary. the
sails being furled and the vessel at an
ca n, the Two occupants felt q sudden
jerk and q moment after wards the ves.
eel was going tbrcn2h the water Mt a
rapid rate They rushed on deck 10
nnu the cAuee OF the commotion. but
noue was discovered until suddenly a
Isree whale was seen to come TO The
surface ard blow, with the anchor at
tached to his side. The marine non
ster hs1 evidently besn swimming near
the y tom Of the oresn, when he came
In contact with and became attached to
The luke Of the anchor. Ouos on the
surface the mAddened whale tore
through the water at frantic rate 40
A't os neArly 70 submerged the bows.
Ihe captain aud COOK were taken by
sarpriBs, but sOOu recovered Thev
saw that taeY were rapidly losing sight
of their crew In the dories Gno would
leave them Rione on the ocea+ and were
aleo In danger Of being toWed uh der.
rhtir Oniy recourse was to cut the cable
al d free the vessel. rhis was done and
the jibi and toresAll hoisted, when they
returned and secured their crew. Tue
Vessel was put on the course for New
found Hand, where new cable ana au.
chor have been secured, -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
THE BEE HIVE"
SPECIAL GREAT
SILK SALE,

| We AaVs aao many Six.
ana are asts,minsd 10 ret q
fszO thousand dollars ont O.
Ms Stoek at all Assayds.
Colored Silks at as cent? g
yard; comment unnecessary.
A line of 6a4 and 7s-ceut
goods down to 40 cents,
81 goods at 60 cents. $1.2r
goods at IS cents.
Colored Faille from $1.zs
down to $I.oo; worth TO i'm
port $I,25.
Satin Rhadames, in black,
from $I.5o down to $500;
|SI.75 quality down to S1.25.
Pure Silk Surah, in black,
very desirable, not matched
tor value on this continent,
so cents a yard.
Plaid Surah Silks; the 81
quality for 60 cents.
"a inch Bellon's Black
Silk; 81 quality down to
SI.a5; the $a.5o quality
down to $3.50; an extra fine
quality from $2.75 to $a.oo.
Every one knows the excel.
lent wearing qualities OF this
silk.
Guinet Black; $1.25 quail,
ty IS cents.
Moires in coIors and Black.
Examine these goods cyzts-
'a@lr and Judge FIR yourselE.
We feel sNre If yon don't
my 't IS not our Jaulk. NE
Ma" haze 10 decline gzovxg
samples Of a6o0e during this
LOw Price Sale.
RUSSELL MIssImeT & Co.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
TUESDAY,, MAY 8, 1855.
THl EVERY Evas1Ne stIll cou,ipus,

THE EVERY EVENING still conlinuas
Its crusade against Chief OF Pollcs
D1ugherty aud Councilman Morton.
bat is especially bitter against the
fcrmer. In yestsrdAy's Issue IL charges
shat the ohle! has oDs.ruoted the ends
OF justice BY pockeiing warrants Issued
against policy players and gam bIsrs.
and II this 10 correct We would like 70
know why tie publl3 Was not mada
acquainted with these faoss before this?
II the Every Evening knew that the
Chiei OF Police had proved false to The
oath that he took When he assn med the
Important position that he nov holds,
10 should have made tbs fact kno wn n
the time instead OF waiIing until every
etf1ri has bsen exhausted 70 hire, bribs.
COAX or drive him out OF the M.yoralty
contest. Had the charges made In
yesterdays Every Evening been made
publ, last September, when A, i.
alleged the tfsnses were comm mlt.ed. n,
might have had some effect on the con :
test, but now they will be apt TO be
taken With many grains OF sllo vance
and well shaken before taken" at all.
The fact oil the matter 10, the lille pro.
gram arranged week or ten days ago
oy which Chief Dlugherty was 70 with.
draw In oorsiderAIion OF his Campaign
expenses being refunded and the prom.
ise OF . situation in Washing R.on has
fallen through, as the chief kno VI ,he
man with whom he has 10 deal too
well TO plAse any faith In their
promises. As that attempt proved
Aborllve, the only other means lett for
ahe BAysrd faction is to Try and drive
him ouI OF the field In disgrace. II the
chief has neglected his duty In the
manner charged in yssterday's issue,
she Every Evening has been false 10
ltselt Aod 10 the pa oils In not making
tne fact known long ago, and there Is |
not paper In this city bal would have
Joined II In demanding his instant re.
movAl As . man unfit to hold the posi-.
aon. These charges come too lata to |
nave much effect nov, and have Al
most suspicious appearances OF "lAs,
cards"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
EhAadslphiA wllmingtcf' D Bal
nmors RaIlroad.
APRHL ayra. Iasa

APnHL sSra, 1883.
Afss wa leave wilDaington aa foKssH
SUNDAY TRAINS.
rhileselphiA (expressl, 4 an ASA ~
S1 g ~ 20 io1, Ii b. II 81 .. M, Il & &
4 xxs:Gs$7ssssi = 4 y q !: "a, "a pm I. n
es'iifs Hs !. ..1R,'Sn;s I., Z d q; Is "a "a ~ y,
AeSsSn% I q e cSsd.s,on, s@ 20. lcs, sR 10 % .
New foSs sS1 "a "a "a "a anS ne e g :. !,
M u sis a r., ,n.R 10. sH, SN. S% "a
. /, Eci w, Y 3 z e'A...er vi. L.mol,u. % am,
,,aSa nor NewArk tCentreJ and ,ntermediAte ste
i Bait;mmarns; ~ =; nj M; r. g and 3 y p. m:
RsIs,.Ss RBsIIsI%Srs nd SssS u Line, 7~p,n
g = and ana nv. RH.inslcss.Gnl Z O. = b,
Trans ,os Bsis~are Division le.,. for,
'2 p. M, and il Is Might '' ID ~ A'~ ."
sSsosrgssto.n Score and Lewis. 30 .. m :, 70 D. n,
HaI1In HInlIru ]. ez eTpTTessl. Tl. up. N.
q. m, n@ n, m sna way stssionA ~
III S;Tpts;: ~ q d harrington. 50 p. N. W,
msI ElP5ss. ,s q ISr Dover. Harrington. and D.l.
franklin City, soa. m.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point Oor,,
fort, and Norfolk, "a % EishS ' 0'A'
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. fo, VII.
~ y ngton !sxpressl l225, 3 %, 72n, T27, Sid
~, ~ ~ u y a. M, 2oZ, sol. i0l SW
v n, 6W. e6, II 20 p. m.
4. AccommodA Ion, $50, 10 2B r. M. n a m
70 4H. . x 3 S 1uO3 10 10. and ii II 5. N.
ror Philadelphia texpress), 200.
IA $40, II 81 a. M, 2s', "A and Nm nv
4 Aceon nmosA,ioa siS a. M, i2i6 i&.
For Chester (expressl, 7ly.p 10. 4, ~
~ M. and 10 20 y. M 'A 9'
Accommodation, 8 ham. Iaia izS An
y. and 7.4lp IN. avs '' q"
FOR New York (express) 2 On 9R2 An s,x
>, m. M ~ SA, 'cSd, %. and l0.6
nd Scs y Ss't nc Chester via Lamokp. SIS I. m.
. For Cape Charles, Old Point fo,o,or,
Norfolk, IL o5 Night, NoAiioir Ane
For New Cast e, Mlddletowr. r.x,on
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington Sea nra, iSy,so,.i
md Delmar, IL o5 Night. 1~'ou' AAu'ei
baltimore and Washington. NJ Aaa sM
Q Y a. M, l2cs . a, and7lS D. A' H. - ss,u. Nh
more, g. % and II IS D. m - ' DA'
nipgtOn tsIpressj' q. 2s, 80. % 9ge ala lGr MI
NJ, s.cs !. 50 and Ii. 2S 7. Ii. -" vi" h'iS
accommodation .3S, 10. d A. M. n "a q A
!. 10, .. " and II. Up. NJ, ' 70
For further information, psssep ger, ar.
eTrea Ir- 70 the ticket once at the station.
=. ~ aIsins marked thus ~ are limited exufo-s
HAN PIa WRlop n PtiaH satIa fare is charged.
------ uenerAl PAssen ger Ar 3 II
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

TIE Rn-RLHcrIoN OF Mr. OhAsles
Baird a. Presidens OF she b ,ard OF Ell.
aaA,ion 10 vell-dessrv ved com pllu. n /.
Daring all the years that he has prs-
haed over the deliberations OF this
body he has proved faithful and im-
partial In perform Dg his duty. We
wish him every snocess durins ths
coming year, and trust that the new
ooArd may prove one OF the best this
,i,y has ever had.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
SILKS.

Surah Silks. Moire Silks Gros
Grain Silks, Rhadames Silks, a
large and complete line. We
can safely say that our prices for
these goods are such that attract
the most critical buyers They
are bought from importers for
cash, and we are giving the con-
sumerS the benefit.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

THE POLLY OF the ProhibItlonis,s
vas illustrated ., their State Oop ven.
zion in Psnnsyivanla las. week BY their
aenounotng high license ~ dsluslon
and 9 snare, when they could not help
being aware Of the tact thAi during the
past few months high license has closed
more saloons and done more good In
Pennsyivania than Prohibition has
ever accomplished In the entire Uai.ed
States.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
PARASOLS

For Ladies, Misses and Children.
The assortment is such that it is
an easy mat er to get suited.
\ oyelties in Lace Trimmed,
Moire Checked, Plain Silk and
Satin Parasols. The prices will
tempt you to buy.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

heard 10 are under the Impression .ha.
u tne mstser vas thoroughly inves,l-
sAsad there might bs some STARTLING
l.cm Developed that would sttIp the
sioss OF respsctability from certain
parties. aud perhaps be the means Of
sAs'ne other innocent girls from their
iecherous elutchsa
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
In Danger Of congestion. .

GrsftOn-Cholly. l can't see what
makes NY hesi feel so dWeatiuny
swelled. 'Poh hOrAh, I feel as II my
vewy veins would bnrst.
Howard-Wealiy, AlEy, It's cause
you wear such awfnlly tight shoes
causes a wush OF bwains 20 the head
ye know.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

1T IS SAID thA! six or seven voupo
s.'s nave been expelled from one or
sues sus 81 nooIs 10 t1is city for having In
mural pic'ases Ia Iher possession. bu,
II Is sMll further said that there Ia
somesaIns even beyond this which lad
~ 'us 'toubl IN our opinion this Ia a
hA''et wai'h sheuli rec slvs the a.ten.
sioh OF rms ard Of Eiu,a,loa, and be
espisotea 10 'H!3t Ln2 ltnpar,ial In.
YeeslgAaon' Il my OF these young
8. ssfis nkFs o.an induced by soouudrels
.n 1no saNp3 ~ men to deceive their
FALL es'ansS eaa 'sA'hsEs tor the purpose Of
s,snalns ma Lees, or visiting PLACES
" queshans'la repu:e, the names OF
snsse sGo1 dfels should be made public
ana q whip placed Ia 1ery honest
,, man nAnd to lash them through the
E0Fid' Ff:= --I-.l Sai.A 80 l.,s
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Bargains

In dry goods and notions at No. 113 W.
Second strest, to close busines. All
persons in need OF goods OF the shove
kind will do wall to call and purchase,
as these goods will be sold at prices thai
will close them out IN n Rhort time. l13
WcEt S:e2-d s.rss., u. =. Wyatt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
ATTENDED 70,

II Havlng disposed Of nv saloon, No. <ns
nx hinx street TO John rry.. form,rly Of The
70 the manufaetur and bottllnr ali III ada 81
sotl irinks. Al orders left At eos King street
,h % rolrth and Union, will be promptly at-
'enaea 'o' T. EBNER.
a30 AZ
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

THERE WERE three cases dlsposed of
~ Yesterdays session OF court which
SNOW human nature In different
pAASeA Ths frs: WAS that OF 3 youuo
man charged With the larceny OF two
t'cksls valued o! sos 20 from The d hi.
more & PnuaielpllA Railroad Com.
pAny' He plead guilty to the charge,
put said that he was induced TO seli
Them By his wife, and thA, he gave heI
the ten dollars whlah hs reoeIved Ioy
saem' He eveususlly tried to piAc.
tne enhrs blame Of the felony on hii
Siie' In ths hope OF shielding him self.
Fac nexi was Ihe case OF q lady who
mas oeen separated from her husband
Tor the past three yeArs. She has four
ohl'dFsn and she brought suit 20 com.
pei him 10 contribute to wards their
supper" The cours granted an ord or
Whlon WIZ obiss him to giva them
neatly ona bali O, what he earns, ana
also made him give a BOND, wIth 40.
proved ss'uri!y, that he will faithfully
comply El'h tae order. The last o.s.I
We snAil notice was shat OF the colored
Womin whose husband tried to ktlI her
~ TIE European H Jtel a week or twoI
ago. Fortunately Ter him soc wss met
seriously injared, and yes:eriay. a., P
ne nAd oeen aliosed 90 plead Railty to
ASsAolI only, she cent on ths wi,ness
slAnd and csaAsed that what had hAp-
pened was her uWn fau.t and that spe
believed her husbAGd was not In hi.
right mind VIXEN he n ado the AssAul,
on her. She also ,rled to gain the
sympathy OF the cou:t tor him by say
ing that previous to his oocurreno 90 he
hAa slways besa KIND and AffscIionAte
70 her, buI tbs. fgr Two weeks be ore
tn's AnAlr happened he had been mosdy
and did NOT act ike himself. euth
ste the dlfstent phAses o. life. 10 ihe
mrs case the ps.soner tries TO plA,e Il
olAme OF D felony on bis wife, in Il O
eecond vie compels her husband o
ooa pAit OF his duiy toward herself
sna on'Id'en, AID in the last . poor
olAck woman trles TO shield the hus-
pAna who Alien pied to take her life
ana save hln ifom the punishm ant d.,
mAnded By Ihs law.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
wANAMAKERS
rHLADarmA. 1ussday, MAY !. ma.
Under Guard.

Under Guard.
Scores Of good friends are
watching US. When our
statements do not please OF
seem erroneous, we get good
kindly advice, plenty Of it.
Glad to get it, too.
Discussion of the causes
and effects of concentrated
business comes to us. We
are much discussed-occa.
sionally, not often, we want
to put in a word.
What makes this business
posslblel
Your needs. 1t is in serv-
Ing you that this business
grows. Would you accept
tne servlce at q personal loss?
vi course you wouldn't.
There is a trade law at
work. The law of concen-
tration. 1t is inevitable. You
the public-demand it
that you may buy cheaper
and get better service.
The whole genius of our
business is in a grip on that
law so tight that 1t wins. |
The logic OF events creates
and a constantly ,growing
business proves your laith.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08


WANTED "A man As candidate far
tLe mayorai'y on the DEMOCRATIC nomI
nAuon Ticket Must be able TO prove
thAt he has blue blood clurslpe through
MS vein', ami willing to give tonds, il
Necessary, that the only use hs viii
make make OF the l'Ish con.ln gent will be 20
secure the.s vJ,es.
su'h uAn is badly needed BY She
pomo'ta" o. present. they alreAdy
nAVe tWo man ln the deli bu. neither
oomes up q The BAy.ri standard. a.
'he'e men cane nom The peo,le and
3onseq nen'i2 aA7s no rzhss that ths
Dl9e olo'ds a-9u!l rslpac:. Mr., B,y.
ara, Tue great apostle OF DslaxsTe
Demoofacy baa sad on more than ons
occasion 1na, ;as elective franchise ia a
privilege a1i nO!a rlsh,, and we SUP
pose his followers, a, 10 dQty bound
mink mink 1hA'i'isa privilege Tor man to
Deoome candidate Tor an offi "a and
snAs they Alone possess the rish, 10 saw
wa. wno or who shall no. offer himself for
'ne sunfAsss Of his iellJw clt.zsuu.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
H0xIUna.

ID EMOVAL
~ HAving removed 70 ne. aIe Eass
Esnrsm street, am prepared 70 do IN
ene sneet iron roonnE, Eutisring, spoutina
and les work Of all hinds promptly sitsnded
" -: IN roon repaited and painted. Rsti.
pisesed 70 zee all my old customer and m
= any new ones as may wish 70 Five ns 4
CALL ALkxANDER OHkMBERs.
Al0.1m
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
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