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Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Tho Chicken Buain osS.

Our farmers may learn something
from the following item which appeared
in the Smyrna rimef: Henry An
thony, whose success with aftlfois
raising OF Chi iokens We have before
noted, has during the past severA
weeks been shipping come ine broilers
He has them In all stages from those
ust from the inou batorr, each hatohlnR
10 itself, to those ready for market. He
10 building AddiliJnal apartments for
larger operations. Leonard Revis, the
pioneer In the business iu this vicinity,
has, we hear, been also shipping some
flue young chickens on orders, bringing
him 40 cents per pound.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
A Break In the Levoe.

PORTAGE, via, April 20.-A break
ocourren yesterday morning in the
leves running up the stream from the
city limits, on the west bank OF the
" isoorsin river, nine miles to the
Sank county line. A orevasse 200 feet
wide occurred seven miles from the
city. Farms are flooded and houses In
vaJed. The agricultural season will be
set back fully one month by the Hood.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Inquest concluded.

The ooroner's Inquest in the casa oI
the unknown drowned womsn who VA
found on Sunday last, wat conclude ed
this morning. No new evidence WA
produced, and after deliberating tht
Jury rendered the following verdict
Unknown white woman found on th'
Della ware river shore, near Riverside
on April 18th, was drowned under cir
cumsta oes not known TO the jusy."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
prnnnaa1s Wantad.

Superintendent Guthrie wishes pro.
posais to furnish the almshouse for the
coming quarter with bread, meat,
shoes dry goods, drugs, medicines,
&c., &c. Oar merchants, vlctusl ers
and druggists should note tho fact and
give theis lowest pr.ces, as It is unoer'
stood there will be no favorltism In the
matter, but every proposition will be
considered on les own merits.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Change of Location.

J. FL. Bates, the veteran advertising
agent Of New Ysrk, will remove on the
first OF May from No. II Park Row to
No. 80 of same street. He commenced
business In 1868 and since then has
placed thousands OF advertisements,
paid the newspaper publishers prompt
iy and given very full satisfaction To
all partieR. We hope that he may CON
tinue In the business for 20 years more,
and the number of his patrons increase
even in . greater ratio than In the
past. -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Many people have the Impression
TINT there are no good Beats loft for
"Ohimes OF Normandy" by ths Choral
Cub, NJ the Opera House! Thursday
and Friday evenings. This Is q mis-
take; good seAts can be had from U. ".
Thomas & Go. Tor the famiIy circle,
shere the beauties OF the music can
be best hearI.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
ina nnmine sionoert

The mua.c loving people of our oity.
no doubt, have heard Theodore Thomas
orchestra On former occasions, and TO
those he needs no words OF CON menda'
tion al our halde, but :here are many
others who have Dever seen the gentle
man and his able corps oi musicians.
To tAese we would say, do not let the
opportunity, alp without taking advan'
taRe Of T., and attend the concert at INT
Oysr6 House next Wednesday evening
Tickets on sale Tomorrow (SaiufdAy
at Thomas book stots
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Come to 81. PAtriok's Fair this even
iDR
The LOUISIANA Election.

NEW ORLEANS, Ls., April 19.-offi.
oiAl returns aud estimates give NlchollI
in this city 81 900 votes and Wsrmoth
1900 ShakespeAre's majority over
DAvey for Mayor Ia about 5000. The
balance OF the Young Mems Democratic
ticket is elected by 5000 10 5000 major
ity. The Tines Democrat estimated
Nichols majority In the State at 90,
900. As far as heard frem Governor
Warm 9th carried but two parishes
with ajoriiies ~ follows: East BAtoI
Rouge, b92, and Iberville, 200.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Not MIthdirRWn

Austin Hanley desires us to say that
he has not withdrawn from tho contest
for the Democratic nomination as mem
her OF Council In the Fourth ward, and
he is anxious that his friends should
give him their support. he has been q
faithful worker In his party for lcng
time, and he wishes some recognition
his services.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
InaR D,spases

The grent and mighty medicine, DR..
almma' White PulmOnic Bs'ssm,
rapidly curss ooushs, hohrsenessi sure
throat, Group, blood splitting eto. Hun.
drais OF retersanes In WilminRton
slope. 50o. and 81 The treaoriptior
Of DR.. Slmms & Bon, 4th and KiDE
sueets, Willnin ston. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
a SAP mARUn TO a sHAvn.
spsoiai Orders 10 naAroh TO the Graves
OF the Fallen Heroes.

lEpooibt OkuoFh " Ahron 10 hnb 6rbtce
OF the Eallen Heroes.
The oaacsrs representing various poeta
have completed ell the necessary or
|rangeuaerts 70 decorate the graves Of
the fallen comrades on "Wednesday,
May 30tb. When on the way 10 the
silent resting places sad recollections
will be fresh In the minds Of every SOL
dier that fought upon the battlefield to
cave the nations life and honor. All
this will ooms before the mind OF him
who on that day will strew flowers upon
those honored graves, the httest EN-.
blem OF love and veneration that can
never die. All veterans and sons OF
vet Grams should remember on this day
TO visit their comrsdes' graves in regu.
lation suits, according TO o promise
made to some OF the officers. l, Louis
Fsllheimer, proprietor OF the Economy
Hall, 4c6 Market street, will sell oil
members = g. A. B suit Of clothes fol
%. 90, and guarantee them to be the
puret indigo dye. Our advice to MI
readers OF the REPUBLICAN. when iu
need Of q G. A. r. suit Of clothes, 10 tc
patronize the above square dealing
establishment, an d yeu won't regret It,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Case Dismissed.

The case of County Constable Rear
don, who was charged, on Friday last
by Mrs. Hughes, TT rGtnall street, with
assault and battery, aud was postponed
until to day, came up in the city court
this morning before Judge Oummius.
There being no evidence to substantiate
the charge, tbs case was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

The three-ruile rscs at the akAtinP
rink on Tussd2y eVauins last between
Grant wilkins, Ffauk Reppor and
Wilism Grisr, resu Tod in favor OF
Mr.. Grier and 10 @As awarded the
medal. willard p COX announced the
faDny end trick skating which came of
GU the occasion. Taora wac quite a
large attendance, Anc all appeared vel
pleased With the performance. The on
tarioirmeut Will Oa Continued fol
some time 10 come.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Invitation Extended

To those wishing paper hanging done,
from the lowest to the best grades, 10
call and examine our unsurpassed
stock, and test our skill; experience
tells; we have q special line OF dadn
and plain spring shades TO otfer. a. b.
Jones, 422 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

BALTIMORE. Nd April 2O.-Aruuah
g AbslI, touude' Of the at more sun,
died early yesterday mnrniug 10 tne
SD year Of hls age. Na had suffered
from no organic or speoiai eomp'hint.
bu. died of general fAuuFs OF Tie vital
powers.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

The Pullman car works In this city
are very busy at the present time,
having sixteen rarlor cara undergoing
repairs and renovation. They arc
working day and night. Further orders
ore still coming in.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Oft obscure the road that leads to


health,
Unmarked BY board or sign;
Wisdom avalls not, powerless is
wealth
To soothe those aches Of thine.
But do not despair, with life there'i
hope,
The cloud ooncesls the sun;
With Pietoe's Favorite Prescrip tior
st hand
Your life's full course may run.
More truth than poetry In these lines,
As thousands OF ladies all over the land
now blooming with health. testify tC
the great curative powers Of DR.. PIerce'i
FAvortts Prescription, adapted BY
much research aud careful study to the
happy relief Of sll those wesknesset
and ailments peculiar to females. AL
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
mr.. SUTTON,
OFFICE,
Market Street.

md, bought sold. rented and ex-
u .ni Loans ne gotlAted a. current
Sn'ertst. ,..a .ua nromptlv
y yo,,sare., Bonds, Wills and all
tsshhgsol a ' and comfy property.
~ Ws.iern Farm MOrtEaEes ana ne.
f'r ,Ale. Principal anu ineres'
'n,Ts5 Inc Is carefully arranged and al easi-
Nasdnr,ed with prOmptness, stflct cgnh-
nd ample responsibility "
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

T. A. Mcclure has on his stall in the
Eighth street market fine conslgn-
ment Of Delaware chad and other tiah.
Also fresh oysters every day. Give
him O call.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Seed POTATOES.

The attention OF farmers and truckers
is called to the large and fne stock OF
seed potatoes now on hard sDd fer sale
BY 8. N. Smeltz 8 Co., 81 No. IL Eaat
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

has we'll sele tied stock OF gpii az MIL
linery which she Is selling nt p Ices to
defy o1mpetition. An early ca.I from
the pu hlio is sllieitnd.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

A Good Wife is a Gou-Given Treasure.
A darling wife Is q God-glven treA'
sure TO man, and II you want TO please
her use good judgment; don't EquAnder
your hArd-aarned mouey, but go where
you get the most for 1t. The Economy
Hall olothier will sell you Q tret-clasi
dress suit of clothes FOR sb 50, and Q
good pair OF tIousera for 81. 80. and don't
you forget II.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Try I'll Have you cold? Use Nc.
Iusii's ay1up Of Tar, WA Cherry and
" God Naphtba, price $50 Shakers
extract 40; Seven Bsrks, 3S1 Pul,
que, 35s Dan;orth, druggist, Ind ana
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Road, Resd, Read.

We oA,l your attention to tie fine
assortment OF paper hanRinRs and win
dow ehaiss A. B. JONES', 422 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Removal.

Dr.. q. P. Ewes, veterinary surgeon, 70
moved from No 6O6 French ttreet "a
No. $40 W eat street, and has succeeded
:, tho practice Of DR.. Ward n. Row.
ISEU, Iot.l. eI ov.s.e yG.s-4---.-.-.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Powell, In the washington street
market. hes on h!s stalls fresh Delaware
shad from his own nets, received daily;
pike, perch, cod 6sh, hsddock, cat hsh.
Also oysters by the quart or pint.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

j. VIII Perkins, manufacturer and
dealer In harness, saddles, trunks, bags
and general orse.furnlshin2 goods, No
1pl West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Tho Common sopss treatment

Ia specific treatment for rhedmatisnn,
dS epe psia, lung disease, spinal sffec'
tion, female weakness and about two
hundred other symptoms. 604 Frenon
street. DR.. L!pninc0tt.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

James Evernrd's Pure Canada Mall
Lager Beer, for sac by Charles j. IL
Beckett, los Wes, Seventh street, Wll
miDRton.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Auctlun Saie.

Henry d. Cranor. execut1r. will hold
another auotioa sale at No. 621 Market
Btreet, Saturday afternoon at o'clock
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

BLlc SALE,
,t,6a!STlos FARMERS,
cto7a yafd n, ~ ~ son a. punIic salo a.
'Dal on vi David JOhnsoE, UeDtrs. =.
'TsAi, St.i APRIL 50, 1883.
hsa ~ y, i'oo ''oloeR .. M,
4 lP,llrs,,.. iresh COWS ana sspx.n
,.o'. 6sii,a lot Of feeders and a 49,
acsa,lon I y; ,i me Il Of stocE, snd uo,,h,
'lHei a: l2Sl s Io,sf snd daitymop'
'Ais positive.
u h0u.nse, ,.,t'sNl d RRIgK.
II hzU-QslH
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Notice

Hayter, the well known boat and
shoe dealer, has removed from Second
sud Walnut streets to 223 King street
Hs has fine lot 10 select from.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Tn. improved monitor OIL stovs.

In purchasing an oil stoVe four
things ARE necessary to be observed.
l, Potitlvs safety.
2, Perfect combustion.
3. Simplicity OF construction.
4. Durability.
All Of thess very important points you
will fnd iuoluded in the Monitor oil
stove a. eos Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
RudHOei

DR.. Lippiaoptt's specific Compound
FOR neurglcia rad ohgouie rhsumati1mi
prics AOr, rer bottle. Fer sale by
TAYLOR 81 FULLEBroE.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
heat This.

Ladies' fne chemi4e at 23, 80 and $50.
worth 30, 40 and 60c., at the Arcade
1l6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
., A Bargain.

Be sure aud get one of thore Pa5cale
shirts az 39e worth 75c ut ths Arcade,
116 Market street..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

II you want snug fitttcg spring OF
summer suit of clothes call on SAINT oil
r. Tborp, merchant tAilCr, No. 6lS u
Market strae:.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

For besuty, for comfort, for innI ro7
ment OF the complexion, use only Poz;;
soni's Powder; there is nothing qua
10 It.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

The largest, cheapest, and best assort-
ment of hary carriages in the city at
Adams q Brother, No. 504 Market strl ct.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
window Shades, window Shades.

window Shades, window ehnues'
Housekeepers wanting window shades
made Of the best material md at the
lowest cash prices, oan get them at L..
II. epringsr's, 229 Orange street.
N. Venetian Blirdo painted and
trimmed. All orders promptly 6lled.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Flnh and Oysters.

Powell, Washington street market
has oysters and fish OF all kinds. Give
him O call.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
noupo and sIgn PAlutlnl

Walter Joseph, house ard sign
painter, soutnens; corners ana Jenet'
aon SIS. Estimates furnished
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
A Hox of .Ls,ly tookh" For Zoe

Don't fall tn zee the Chimea OF Nor
mandy on Saturday niSh'.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

The public requests repetition ot
the Chimes of Normandy on Saturday
night.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
For HArEains

In eent's foe stlfi hats, collars and
oufis, 60 to 116 Market street, at tue
Arcade.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Just arrived, fine line of floor mat
tings and oil cloths at Adams " oro'hof'
No. 504 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Box Office open at 8 O'Clock Saturds
morning for ret Brved seats fDr 3:l ni6i
of "Chiuss CT Normandy"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Patapsoo superlauvs Patent Flour

stands UNRIVALED
for making GOOD BREAD
OF RICH, DREAMY C0LOB
and FINE FLAVOR.
Ask your grocer or -four deal er for
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Epcoursgs your young peoplo by ps-
tronizlng the "Chines OF Normandy"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
House painting and Gtainlng.

Lewis 3. Egper, houss palmer and
Rrainer; shop, 730 East ssventh street
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
nnnih nr 4 5 Abell.

Have you beea to Bt. PAsr.ck's? Bt
sure and 20 tonight.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Cbiun, glass npd quesnswsre, Nc, Il
=. 80, o4.s w "a stom RiDg,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Ynrv Rnav.

Rounds OF applause greet the Choral
Club In Chimes of Normandy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

For good coal 20 to Bush's, French
rtrest wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
na,awara Sha,,

A great success-The Chimes OF Nor
mandy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
CROSBY & Hill.

We call the attention OF
prudent and close cash buy
ers of Dry goods to our
special offering of Muslins-
The makes of muslins here
named are well known.
Permit us to say that there
Is only one make of each
brand. Don't allow any
unprincipled dealers to de-
ceive you by telling you there
are two or three makes OF
Hill or Forestdale or any
other brands of muslins, for
It is not so. Il
Hill a. 1ieachedlMus-
lin at 8 cents.
Forestdale 4.4 Blea.
ched Muslin at 8
cents.
Lonsdale a. Bleach
ed m u slim at D
cents.
Fruit of the Loom 4-4
RIeached Muslin at
8 3-4 cents.
lo-4 Utica BIeached
Muslin at IS cents.
Io-4 Pequot Bleached
Muslin at IS cents.
y
All other Muslins equally
low. These prices viii only
last until our surplus stock
is reduced, so come quick
for them.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

O. res dc G. lm?a d Na.manly'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
A Good wife is a aou-a,ysn Treasure

"Chimes OF Normandy" will be re.
peAted on Saturday night.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Homo talont in professional wO,t.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
WON tho nlhdal.

"Chlmes OF Norm andy" Saturday
night.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Underwear Bargain,

One case Mems Summer
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Pearl Buttons, Silk Stitching,
finished cuffs, all sizes, worth
so cents.
This case will be sold at
SO cents each. This is q
first class bargain. We
have many real good bar
gains at our
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15
POLITICAL.
Bird He, Bsnham, marsha and Minecla
Democratic Gatherings.
BirdHiIIs Preciaot {

BIrdviIle Precioot Convention.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
BIRDvnLE, TEX, May 13.-Pursusnt
to call of Hon. 1. D. Parker, chairman
OF the precinct, the Democrats Of Bird
Vile precinct met in the school house at
Birdville Saturday, May II. The con-
vention was called to order by Chairman
Parker, who upon motion Of Frank Ellis
ton was elected presiding officer and j.
W. Pullman was chosen secretary. The
chairman explained that the business to
be transacted was the ele ction Of delegates
to the county convention to be held at
Fort Worth Msy 10. A motion to elect
the delegates by ballot was carried.
l. d. Parker, a Earle, Charles Hsrdisty
and J. W. Putnam were duly elected
delegates to said county convention
Frank Elliston was called to the chair ,snd
the folio wing offered bv 1. D. Parker
was adopted Resolved, tn 1t this conven-
ton favors the Mills tsrI6 bill heartily,
indorses Cleveland's 81 ninistration, and
recommends his renomiaa lion.
Ca motion of M. Puppleweu the fol-
lowing was adopted: Resolved, that our
delegates are hereby instructed to use
their influence to send such delegates to
the state convention as will favor the
election of such delegates to the nationsl
convention who will favor the nomina-
ton of Grover Clevelsnds for President.
The time has arrived 10 the history Of
the Democratic party Of TarraDt county
when the party should select and run It's
own candidates, and not be managed and
run BY candidates On motion OF j. NJ.
Popplewell the secretary was Instructed
to furnish copy Of these proceedings to
the Fort Worth GAzETTE and Evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15

\ r.
on the free list. The president had for
gotten, or ignored the'fact, that the. plac-
ing OF raw materials on The free list would
ruin the agricultural, mining and other
industries of the country. BE argued
that 1t WAS the capitalist, monopoiist and
importing merchant, and those
who derived their income from bonds and
some other investments who we're clamor-
ing for free trade, and that 1t was the
employer Of workiDgmen and those who
built up the industries OF the country
who demanded the protective tariff. He
could make the right of American labor
to protection from foreign competition
the keystone in the arch of American
institutions. He would protect the labor
ing man of America from the importation
and immigration of convict and psuper
lsborers, IS well as from the Importation
of the products OF their work.
Mr.. Thompson Of Ohio said the diner.
ence between the Republican party and
the Democratic party on the tariff cues
ton was radicsl. 1t WAS difference as
to Judgment of the system OF tariff taxa
ton. It was difference as to the system
itself. It was the earnest prayer OF the
Democratic party to reduce the tariH
duties to q revenue basis, and not only
this, bat to eliminate entirely the idea OF
protection to American industry and
Anne ric.n labor. The Democratic party
was absolutely hostile to protection.
Tariff for revenue only would result
In the lowering OF the wages OF
labor to the level of those paid In the old
world and would mean danger to the
peace of the republic. In conclusion ne
said that the surplus should be devoted
to rebuilding the navy, to restoring our
commercial marine to the position once
occupied, to the development and i'm
Or vemept of internal transportation, to
the payment of liberal pensions to old
soldiers who have made ell the promise
of our future possible, and the people Will
not complain. They will sanction and
approve 1t all.
Mr.. Struble of lows said that among
the things, some commendsble, some
despiciable, done by the present admin
istratior, at least three could not escape
the condemnation Of the people. The
President mad first attacked the silver
dollar aud then the greenback, and theI
the protective system under which the
government had grown and prosperet
snd by reason OF which it had sttsinet
financially, commercially and lntellec
tually the proud distinction accorded Il
ey the civilized world.
The committee then rose and the Hous
adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15
MAY TERM.
Judge Beckham Opens District Court for
the Term.

Judge Beekhsm Opens District Court for
the FERN.
Judge Beckham opened court yester-
day morning, it being the first day Of the
May term.
Mr.. Carter suggested that court e6-
journ for one week en- account Of the
dedication of the state capitol, but it was
not agreed to.
The grand jury, composed OF the fol-
lowing wsll-known citizens, was en-
panelled and charged by Judge Beck.
ham in the afternoon: G. W. Gil
lespie, M. Mcnamara. W.. B. Tucker,
Max Elser, Ell. Carter, o. P. House, J,
B. Boyd, J. J. Hart, Charles Hardisty, 3.
F. Nash, T. T. Slater and ia. Dunlspf
The assignment Of the docket tas
agreed upon later in the day at shel
meeting presided over by A. NJ Carter,
and the result Of their lA5ors viii bs
found in another column. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15
A BIG POW.WOW.

Engip GERS and Fire men to Meet to Take
Action on the 90 Troubls.
CHICAGO, ILL, May IA great pow
WOW Of the leading members of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers and Firemen is to take place
in Chicago this week. A call has
Just been sent out from the general Office
in Cleveland requesting the chsirmen OF
the general grievance committees on all
railroads In America to assemble on the
18th. Mr.. Rogue emDhaticslly denied
that the conference Is for the purpose Of
formally declaring the strike at an end.
1t is Iumored that the lnten-
ton is to make last effort
toward urging the interference of other
railroad members in behalf OF arbitration
with"Q" officials and that falling in this
.fzer6wlll De rsseHal Of open warfare
win other ROADS Inspected Of being in
SSmp3}hY with tb6"Q."