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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30

To obtain just appreciation Of the ultimate OBJ
Jects of the Elmo Park Company, it is necessary to
consider the difficulties which the citizen
tiers in securing home in which the freedom Of
rural life is combined with the physical comforts
now indispensable. These comforts and conven-
fences can only be had by the individual who
builds home in a section remote from neighbors,
at such cost as the very rich alone can afford The
object may, to certain extent, be accomplished
by the purchase Of lot in some newly plated Sec
ton of the city which resembles country home
only because there are vacant fields and perhaps,
wooded slopes in the vicinity. The rapid crystalli-
zation of the green fields into blocks and Streets
the removal Of the wood, and grading down OF the
hills, soon remind him that he is restricted to
ftyfoot lot within the city, and subject to burden
some city assessments, though it may take an hour
to reach his place of business by street car At
tractve sites on the shores Of lake. within easy
access of the city, have, in many instances been
gratefully arranged as suburban additions, where
residents can secure the comforts of a rural home
in the midst Of beautiful natural scenery. Such
places, however, are liable to become public re-
Sorts which attract class of visitors, particularly
on Sundays who have netherr regard for the privacy
nor even the legal rights Of the residents who are
never safe from offensive intrusion. Of late years
the experiment has been tried by residents of East
cities Of forming associations for the purchase
of suitable tracts in which each member may Sc
cure one or more lots, while the entire area is
closed as private estate and arranged as park,
with the roads, paths, pleasure grounds and water
ways under the sole control of the association The
Elmo Park Company has been Incorporated for the
purpose of securing to the citizens of ST. Paul all OF
the benefits offeredby such association, together
with some advantages never before enjoyed within
residence park.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
I TERMS. G.

The citizens Of St. Paul and vicinity offered
opportunity to provide themselves with the luxury of
ideal rural home at small cost within twenty minutes
ride of the business districts of St. Paul. The prices at
which lots within the park have been appraised subject
reduction of so per if the purchaser during the
year 1889 shall build residence upon the lot purchased
costing not less than $1,000. In the meantime he may
enter into contract with the company, paying such
amount in cash suits his convenience not however, less
than 10 cent of the appraised price, and the payment Of
the remainder be arranged for at such dates be
mutually satisfactory Interest the unpaid balance to
be at the rate of cent The purchasers OF
lots will not be required to part OF the cost OF the
plant for water supply and sewerage which will be con-
strueted by the company with all reasonable dispatch
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
TOWN SITE OF ELMO.

of about 1870 north of the railroad has been
plated the direction of Prof Cleveland, the town
site of Elmo in which lots will be sold without building
restrictions Here it is expected stores churches and
schools will be built for the accommodation of the residents
within the park and others living in the vicinity The fact
that Elmo situated in the geographical center Of Wash
ngton county, in the midst of rich farming country and
main line of of the largest railroad systems in
the Northwest insures for the rapid and healthy
growth. Athrivng village at this point will fill want
which has long felt by the wetodo farmers of the
neighborlood
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30

permanent supply of pure water, together with
the entire absence of any system for conveying
disposed Of in an unobjectionable manner,
have each contributed to the discomfort of those
who were accustomed to homes where such
veniences provided In Elmo Residence Park the most
perfect system thoroughly tested has been
adopted and will be at constructed similar system
has been in Pullman Illinois, for the past years.
and has given entire satisfaction supply Of
water to all points in the park has been arranged for
well all other necessary provisions for the health
comfort of residents The Improvement of the small parks
and pleasure grounds apart for the of the lot
together with tasteful decoration of the houses and
grounds belonging Individuals will certainly result in
making this Park of the most delightful places of resi-
dence in this country Such restrictions will be made in
selling lots will fine class of residences.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
ELMO PARK HOTEL!

The park has within it's limits the Elmo Park HOTEL
completely equipped in every particular with its electric
light plant steam laundry stables capaeous cold storage
house. besides the finest and largest fleet of cedar boats
provided for lakeside hotel This hotel will hereaf
ter be practically club house for the Of those residents
OF the Park who desire to take their meals at the hotel and
thus avoid the necessity of maintaining Kitchen least
during the time. 1t will continue however, to in
ve such guests during the months have patron
lied literally for the past three and assisted
in making it very delightful resort.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
TRANSPOR TAT|ON, Etc. !!

The Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha Railway al
ready furnishes excellent service between St. Paul and
Lake Elmo This they promise to improve from time to
time reasonable demand shall be made for Improvement
The distance from the Union Depot ST. Paul to the Depot
at Elmo is IL miles, and the running time is about rs
minutes for local trains. This be somewhat
duced The Elmo Park Company will arrange with the
railway company issue its communication tickets to
Of residences in the Park These will be issued in
mileage books for each month of the year. each mileage
book containing sixty tickets and be paid for at the rate
of six dollars per book thus giving to the holder thereof
rate of TEN CENTS TRIP, which is low fare exists
anywhere in this country Other forms of Communication
tickets will be arranged for upon the liberal basis
occasion demands.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
MARKET GARDENS.

North of the town site of Elmo the company has sub
divided of it's richest farming land into market
about six EACH which offered for sale
rental with advantages not usually procured with
such property.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
A nuIl,s Attack ON sleirnor..

Aarou S,ace, who has u stock farm!
b JSeSn Milford and Port Jerpls, on
tha EsW Jerssy eide Of the Delaware
has large Jersey bull, A few days
L o IgAse No vile and three othsl
5onns men were driving pact Slade',
house in sleigh. The big bull stood
in the barry looking pea ,eful and
uGiet TITO rtd lining or bord,r OF a
roba in the sleigh suddenly enraeed II
Eowe7er, aud II cleared the barnysrd
teDcs az one bound cnd made wild
oaargn on the sisiah. Melville wat
driving.
Ths buil rushed SO quickly and 60
| Gssi ttty upJa the Blsieh that /,
/ caught MJl7l 10 on his horns before BE-
Goud whip up tho Gorsa, and tossed
Min mora than twenty foas over t. hish
tuno9 inso bDos bank. Tho snd0eu
ehafgs OF Tie bui and the loud below.
IlB witch IL made frightened The
hofses, and they ran away. Tho bull
fol!oGad the tish, and twice caught II
o i'B horna, hu5 failed to ovafturu 1t.
Afief chnsing the runaway team and
the terrified oOcurants OF the bleieh for
half u mile the bail gave up tie chAse,
SLc returned TO the bhrnyArl roarln 9
hhd oelloStng ever the recollection OF
the exploit.
The charge OF the ball on the sleigh
losl tad bs0n witnessed by ohe OF
aGde's bird uaea, and he ran to the
sd OF Melville, who lay motiOnle
where he had been thrown by his furi
Gus auimal. He wos unconscious.
Hres OF his ribs were broken, and his
side was badly torn. The runaway
am ran almost to Port Jervis before II
wsa stopped, having demolished the
sleigh aud scattered the three men
along this road, injurinR them oil more
er less severely.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
servIoea ut r:. roter.a.

Yestsrday morning ~ 10 so O'Clock
tho solemn mNsa oi exposition was haio
At st. Peter's Prc-O,tGa:rsl, VIosr
9enssal John A Linns a4s naltbrae,;
Father Campbell dcaal", AMI Fs'ha;
Mckee Of 81. Mary's Sia'raty. Rslt:
Dore, sub. deacon. H ,r2l'S rlsss ~sa
slven b. request md siso ;Ih o.isrtOcy,
O'Sslntsrs Toe ohora rruRram wa
very elaborate. Contrssiaps we're hes'i
from 3 p. m. until evening, At 30
solemn veeptrs weIe c3ehfhtad by ths
aame officers Aa ot tho morning s6rvlcee.
To-day ia the soltmn :nAgs Of pence
To morrow at 10 30 y. N. fafty hours'
devotion will ond. Th,s bsing Rrason
for prayer and repArG;icn, there will be
40 preaching. The RtsbE Rev. Bishop
Gurtis will, on Wtdnshd.y evening ct
7.3O O'Clock, preach on The Church,
tbe InialiiSle Teacher -
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
UNITED STATES TRUST CO., Trustee

The undersigned have secured control
OF The recent iseuo of Bouds OF the
Chicago, Rock Inland and Paci1c Rail
way Company.
These bonds are issued at the rate OF
3! 3 00U per mile for single track con
structed and So 600 additional per mile
for equipment, the company having the
right u Issue 81 so additional per mile
for double track
The Bonds are Coupon Bonds for 81, OO0
convertible into Registered Certificates IN
amouu's II t5,0c0 or muipcs thereof;
the principal natures IN 1884, the Com
panv having reserved the right OF re
temption at l05 per cent and accrued IN
iercst on and after July 1 1894; the ia
terest Is pay able Jan J., and July /.
According to the last annual report,
the net earnings Of the company for the
year enciog March 81, 1887, were,
81 Sl4 30 10.
Interest on bonded debt [and all
other fixed charges IL, ,705, $50 52.
Copies OF the Deed Oi Trust securing
these bonds may be had ON APT lIcalion To
either of The undersigned.
SEALED PROPOSALS. ToR ANY PART OF
THE ABOVE HoNDs Will BEREcEIvED NY
THE UNDERSIGNED Al TIL tt NATIONAL L
BASK OF COMMERCE IN NEW
YORK UNTIL THURSDAY, FEB. 23, AT
NuON, NO PROPOSAL BELOW l05 PER
CENT. AND ACCRUED IHTEREsT WILL,
HOWEVER RE CONSIDERED PAYMENT
FOR BONDS AWARDED MAY BE MADE AT
AMY TIME nEFoRE MARCH Is, 1855, THg
RIGnr Is RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR
ALL PlsOrOSALsIS WHOLE on IN FART.
BROWN BROTHkRs " co.
KUHN, LOEB & co,
j. " W. sELIGMAN & co.
III 20 % NEW YoRK,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
Ief1 Btn Home.

About 10 O'Clock Eridsy evening
EEel kuh ,sminoh, Dtne, who has
oasn Ia this country abJut tix modths
diaanpeared from his boarding house,
Nc. 2C9 Adams Btreet, and hAs not sin ce
bfen heard OF H. wss umployGd at
the WORKS of the Harlan % EohinSo
worth Company rs n caSinaF Dsker
md was sobsr, industrious man, bnt
scmswhat cratic. BE wdra his work.
Ing olothes and left his trnnk aud
other property behind. Hs IL OF me-
iIum siza. wears fall black beard and
is about 30 years OF aRn
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
NtiiAousa Fanoiea

Nine. Christine Nillson. Miranda has
passion for drSperies and fans. HeI
collection Of tapestries is very choice
her fans arc chiefly gifts from eminent
persona. One, Aisen 10 her by a Rus
sian Prince, Is q copy of the famou.
fan Of Tho Queen Of Dude, made oi
white allk, with sticks Of ivory aud
gold. set with diamonds, emerslds,
pearls ana rnbies Another, given by
the Enprass EuIenie, once belonged I,
Mmo, Ddbary, aud was painted by
bouener. A third, presented by the
city o. Vanice. is OF silver fillgrso nud
Loin5 lace. Gns facet OF oil came from
she rhakore 5ahib of Morvi. 1t is made
OF gold, e6Dls nnd feathers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
Lentan Ma, N.oaa

The Protestant Episcopal ohurobes of
this city will hold nnittd ssrV.ceH every
rhurday evening, duriug L-nt, AZ iol-
lows: February 23--T,Inuy Chapel;
sermon by Rev Jsese Higgins &aIoA
1-0ia 8wedes Church, setIDnn ty RCv.
David Howard. MlEnn 8-Oplvcry
Church; sermon by tho Rsy. IA. Ashton
Henry. March 15--S.. AudreN .
Church; sermon hy R,v Z. GsrGiGer
LITall. Maroh 20 Iriniiy Chapel;
sermon by Rev ChATles Il Liarray.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
te!gAia, Wilmington & Eal.
tinira Rs.ilr3ai.
FunRUARY stn. IssS.

~ IN leave vgIInIiDEtoh 'ss soliowI
phia teApreasl, . : %. I 40, 9 20, 2, 20
\ Nv, - Ot7, II -, u 81 a. m, Il 20
2, 10, 4 ~ ard % y. III.
4 TO alton. d VI, 1,O, TO, 1895 a. M,
~ 40 iJ11, " ~ y, "a.
l' le' prCas), o 80, TSe, s 50, 2 70,
b lloI a, ~, II %, s2l, 8 10, 10, Ant
station, Skl, 100, 7OS, SIS, lOsSA.
4 ,b3., 7A1, aad 10 10 y. M.
4 Wis, ~, ata = ~, o ~, TO-, 3 50, ~ q,
ls.A J. y, ~, $40, g u, % -, 7 06,
y uheltar, Wis Lamokin, 0 20 Ant
g.. ui.. aQls. N,
a..5. ,D,n;r-j md intermediate stA'
%. Iu... !. 5sand G2i q. IN.
M a aud iiAt"rrIediAte stations, 10 Il =
ee al bay Line, 7 4I D. IN.
aHl NaNtngi Ton, l ~ 4 fh sN
a. n.. 4 o., u Il. II, 4 10, 10,
~ D. aware Division leave for:
hi'. Sh =. IN, l. o., 30, 90,
aud I-ul riahL
sa-,d Loves, 20 a. IN :, > so p. M.
Arr ~ tJp, IN.
H, } mar, and way stations, 8 u
b i!ar.ineton. 60 p. m. wsy
b, Ir.
uF Dnver. itsrringtOn, and Del,
' Aut i"0 05 Night.
y ih tliT sIA. N,
i'r tape Sltrles, Old Point Cow
""'ly'A, u " y. IN. nj Y Os Night
Philadelphia, Broad street, for VII,
sprrssN n. 3 81, Ts1, .2T, gi0
y ", y - 4. N, 2tA, S0l, 4O2, 4 10
Il ld,, fa1,l lgOp, in.
ilnia ion, 6g, 1925 am, I.25, "a
- % Nm 10 -. and ii ~ u. m.
KY Information, passehgers are re-
iit I. l.h"! p1le at tne station.
rk"d hHE - are Halted express
.lrt r7ifA rtra Is chai gtd,
ilHh, j.. 4, WOOD
A' mann ar neral Passenger Ar
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
-
rnnInnnY AsnnOiAt un.

A sreo al IN stlag of tie Tammauy
DsHoo a5la Association will be held At
the Fam H0au oueine hCuse Gu We'd
nes day evening, st o'clock. Business
OF lmpo.iaoce viii Ia transacted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
GREAT
Clearing 6 Out SaIe'

Business to be closed by 2sth
Of March.
$4,000 worth o. Fine Cloth
ing to be sold at a reduction of
IS per cent. Every garment is
to be sold at this reduction.
We will continue day after
day until all is gone. This will
be good opportunity to get
strictly reliable goods at very
low prices.
All goods to be sold for cash
down.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

Jack shall p,ps AID Gill shall dance
ju.t as IonE uu5 n tho open barn as
they plssaa This {. go born American
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
|lhossE a uEIIO EiAILKOAD u
MA lB sTrEU1, Nov. 10, lsg
q i2A's nfsSa's f.vsocs ilapo,,

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i2A's nrssa's svsors iiepot.
3hllataph,a 4 uhegtsr. els. 90
? sanil tIn u.:lCJ > 10 3 "a
-, W, 20 D Is ne al3 p. m
hlt' ~ ! 3, 20 lgI5and nix d
b, = " ~ > q, SO sEA ~ p. In.
a's"fn, wheeling, Columbus an
A'f' 10 ~ Gai & 80 y. m.
''1'''u'o, daily 7 w a. 70. aud / 20 D
ia1lanau, L1uti7iI's rad st. Louis
~ a, 70. n0i b " ,. tl.
,im AiN aud %asl!Dal.n I'D Now
~ + p 20 ''Ta e, n IDnm.:a4bgnd
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lns5 5r,y 8li ard lll0a. m. As
90 =. "a, III l2Gu u.liuIab; ~
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- t'1'1hE- 'a'.fi q 70 =. q. ,rpde,
;, ~. ana . IS . M. dsliz
hs.'y' 5 aJp. N. daily
II e"Ft 4ttcEct d5vt; sgstfao, .
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E., d, =! dlautU aSG /, nj.
.tpi HUii1y E7r IEpasah-,re
-. 80 e. II. gnd s3t .. M.. dEily
4 .at',i .asH.i va 3. AZ sundSy only
., v,. p, N; train oonuosts ct Ent
,. w,'I Siho'RDan snd st. I,Olil
',aelg, haiiy, a1oeyt SlndAy, TN
n: :-', e,4nscts 4,, Rish Chicago and 81
=. 8, y m'nEtCr--Iesvs Philetie,
# = !! W, ? u. 6 ID, H.O.G0 =, Tr,, i Il
q 49,. w., A'S' l2s, sis 10 % n. N,
~ !, " Y, sunday, III .. m, iz.O
J t'HlnB
lhEIl l.NTV. ux Yp,n
ans er. l.ohu,
tusb M lna ~so. AHuHi
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
rOgIOEs.

'--'7II,T-IN COMPLIANCE ~ IIH
v,,i',''.rovisioutAnd ~ requirements OF an Act
W,ygIrnrral Assembly tf the state OF Della
hr uene,d uellsd Al Dover, MARCH 18th, lssA enti-
h !,hn Act ConerrniIg Private Corpora
notice Is hereby gtyen that a eeTnncaie
'ir,t,,ns, BuildlnE and Loan Associa-
D Srw Castle, Delhwatc," Will ON
y,y he first dAy OF March, A. e.,
\ ji11So'clock, a. m b, be presented 30 the
Mi. /. 4, Grubb. al Chambers In wal
'''' 'O' Il. ". DICkEpSoN,
DAVID w ELklNToN,
-. .. r rKRIa,
j, ". JANNIEll
WILMER II HANSON,
WM. II. BARR.
JAMES u. TOMAG.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

TlU E-HuTlOE Is HEHE8Y
vlvon that the IN snAgers OF the VIII
Icn "a ksnpsit iurnpizo Con pAny
Lo'Brsd q dividend Of Vno dollar por
InyaDio 70 tho stackholders or their
y, pIesentntivog on and after Tho twen'
ry Of February. 1853, at No. COZ Mar
(a.t wilmington, Dol. -
J. PUULSUN OHANDlEk,
II rcssufgr.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

MUTUAL LOAN AS
IscclAtlpn Will hold It's annual moet-
u ltGcknoldora on Iuc7dsy evening
b ebiuafy 81, st s o'elc,g. Annual TO
lection OF biueers and di!eStors, and
b. ntat on now stooz. .,-,
GEO. ~. MAINS, Soorossry.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

ICE THE STONE MAs0N5'
Issemhly are requrstei 10 meet ~ NO.
lnurih fttert, ON Fri Ia evening, Feb
h At o'eiw;k, a. blslnrst al I'M
will he brought up fJi considtra-
iis at
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

. Pairs foT $I.
Coon braad cufs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

E3YOR RENT-2 5hAI.L FARMS OF IA
u and II aero1 respectively, In Ubris.
tiana hundred, Ahout D miie4 from WI
mington; good buildings; rent reGsun5 bio,
rHOM As X. LALLY, 900 Mcrsst st. N-t.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

ElIR KEnr-Thk Rkns g-SrOhX
u brlok dwelling Of 0 I0SE,a, bath, gas,
hOt and oold water and water elosot in ART
GLASS cJndidon, Apply at No. 6oo Poplar
street. flb-6s
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

e'l 10 LoAN-I HAVE SIEVE.
'tAi dns OF money - ionn oa good
\ |g3 city or county pr0psrtY. In sums
u and upwards. tiEJ. h. rl VIZ
GA LLrs OF Arsst. lI-ot
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

buGNu-A DlViDtN NOH ", BEEN
bu,lAt0i ny ,ns IA AaaRess OF tho VIII
n |h'laislphia furnpiHs 10. Of 70
7lATs, pas able "a or Rfser the 18TH
: j.. srNeIsL rreaa. nl-lo;
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
ror sale.
)R SALE-Residence, No

UsUR SALS, s.S WEST NINA sr.-lF
q you want to buy property GO NJ ne,
With all modern improvements, and In pes.
foct ordsr, 3oxse ard very moderate prioe,
you will rnd q Ct SO Wo5t Ninth Ct. Mako
\ note OF thls, and 20 and 500 It At ones, in
side aud out Il II. QUAY. il9 II
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

TH0R OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BslCK
~ dwelling, SIs Madison Bgseot, 8 roms
and shed Ritohen, with bath; nioely papersd
throughout; In good handy ueighhornood.
Apply 10 W. SpG"f sEhNBH. this otf1os
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

EOR RENT-HOUSE AND STABLES
II with 4 acres of land, on Kennett pike,
near Wilmington and ado '"g the Guy
X. TOW NSEHD. Ga Market street. iii-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

TOR RENT-A house. AND LoP
q on Second street at Ccuar Grove. Gn-
gulre ORA q. d, ANDERSON, krsnl aud
Union streets. fi7-it
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

TTUR X L N THE FOLLOWING
~ DWELLINGS,.
NO ;l3 Market atto0t 8 rooms and bath.
St0-o and dwelling, southeast corner OF
Columbia avenue ant Harrison strset.
Telephone call Sos.
j. AUGUSTUS HcO LULLEY,
fl3tf No. 6oo Market strict.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

Try cur 75c. White
Shirts made Of good
goad muslin; e asily
washed and ironed, and
good fitting.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
ror Ken
EiUK KENT.

/ large stone dwelling, 10 rooms, with =
alres OF x -ou ad. gut.abls for raising Louluy
and hogs, with plenty Of pasture Tor sogeral
COWS.
] house and stable, suitable for 8 horses,
el6.
s,ors and dwelling, y rooms, Sl2.
T-tooned ncusos, hUt spd cold water and
BATH. trout yRrds and porches SO.
S rooDed houtes. front porohes eta,, %.
roomed houses. o.. These prlots arc
lev. and Tor KgUd reliable tenan . by the
yelr only. PEEEhJ. FDkD,
bCO kodnsy street,
ll4eod n or. Second and Wetb sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

E1,OH RENr-AN OLD ESPABLISH ED
II grooSry store northeast corner OF Init
t0nwlO1 and Decstur s,rests; dOiuK large
| trade for the last ten yo1rs; inmedlsts POI.
! tessi1n. Wa. FORREST, righth and
Bnttonwoo o. stroets. i23 collins
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

C1uR SAIL on REuT-A FARM OF
IL ll2 solea, in MIN Greek Hundred, near
kot OiRy Crock Church. the property Of the
late }. X. Lys am. Apply on tho adj DIN ing
farm TO q. a Lyman. fiteod.et-ltw
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

USoR SALE-wILL BE SOLD OHEAP,
to close out business ! can ~ wagon,
almost uoW, aud pair OF good bOrsos, to-
gother gith one SGT Of double hsrnsss. Apply
ut .ll Markst street. 10 u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

E1lJR RENF--A FARM OF CO AURES,
~ w Ullos from wilmington, IN Bran.
dy vine Hid. Tne land Is ia a high ttate Of
cultivation. All kinds OF traits on tho
place; x OF Duildings; money rant. OLARk
X MoLEhh, 7ls Market st. fl.u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

E0R SA LIE, CHEaP-WIIsoN'S
Il cabinet creamcr; capacity for ten c1ws,
Also t-hO're power for churn, etc. SAM
UEL GREGG, CentreVille Del, ils-Gl-ltW'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-01-27
sH1p ISLAND QUARANTINE.
Now Orleans States.

Now Orleans btateS.
There are a great many people IN
the Gull Counties of Mississippi
who are opposed to Senator Wal
thalrs bill for the removal ofthe
Ship Island Quarantine Station.
The opposition is due TO tue tact
that the Ship Island Station, which
is maintained at Government ex.
pense, gives all the protection that
is needed to Hancock and Harrison
counties, Miss, and it the station
is removed these counties will have
10 operate a quarantine of their
own. representative Stockdale is
trying TO fix matters by Introducing
bill in the House providing for
the continuance of Ship Island Sta
ton as an inspection station to
which all ships must report tor in-
spection, and il found 60 be infested
sent to the quarantine station.
There is no necessity for two gov
eminent stations on the guilt coast,
aud MI. StOckdale's bill will no
be amended in the committee
to conform with the one introduced
by Senator Walthall.
The people of the Coast are some
divided in opinion in regard to
he matter of removal OF the Ship
quarantine. But there is
one consi Iteration that Is uppermost
the minds of many, which is that
i scare has been accomplished by
certain over jealous officers and
newspapers, that must he overcome
{ the station has to be removed to
10 it. Col. Stockdale's hill evident
Y, however, do more harm than
good, in its effect on the bill by
zen. Walthall. The local authori.
les would like to be relieved OF the
expense of maintaining an inspec-
ion Station at Ship Island, but it
s rather prescriptions to ask Coz.
,ress to do it, if we are correctly
informed as to the policy OF the
government in such matters. We
rill be apt to "tOat our own skillet"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-01-27

BAY ST. LOUIS is about to spread
out. A bill has been introduced in
the Legislature by Mr.. StOcker to
amend tie charter of the city Of Bay
st. Louis By taking out of the pres
ent corporate limits all property
South of the dividing line between
Mcconnell and O'Brien, and incor-
porate a new town to extend from
that line to Waveland. That will
make tue Bay the largest city by
the sea. The Mayor aud Council.
men are to have no pay, but the
Marshal who is also street commits
is TO be salaried. How do
the Bay people like that
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-01-27

lion. j. NJ Pelham. Of Jackson
county, by The rapidly win which
he has secured the enactment OF all
legislation which he has proposed,
has properly Won Tor himself HE
subriqnet Vt Lightning Legisld-
tot" No bill introduced Is bin
ever goes into the hands of "A com
mittee, but be makes his case so
strong that the House c~onceives
that delay would he unjust, aud
they accordingly pass Itswith great
alacrity aud cheeIlulness. = NeaC
MiSSiSSippidR.