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Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-12
GIANTS AND WlNDMlllS.


minister, and was starting out on a
b!issful little bridal journey, her Aunt
/ D0rothea took occasion to observe
that, although married. she was by no
means out Of this troublesome world.
Miss Doro;hea, 1t is just to remark,
had found it troublesome world and
after jolting over its rough highway,
could not be expected to preserve the
saccharine properties with which she
started out.
Du!cie kissed her aunt, gave Paurs
hand little nervous, timid squeeze,
and laughed as great, bright drop
fell on her new ring-that wonderful
ring.
Dulcie felt in her heart Of hearts
that she was not good enough to
be q ministers wife; she had been
very worldly, mad thought too much
about the rufiles on her dress; and
liked bracelets, and earrings, and blue
ribbons too well; but, oh ! how she
did mean to try to be all that her hus-
band thought her.
After the good byes, and the jour
ney, and the few days which always
seemed 20 her to have been dropped
from tie sky, and to have vanished
into the sea, they came to their home,
and life in earnest commenced.
Ifany body had had hinted to Dulcie
tha. in less than two years she would
echo her Aunt Dorcthea's words, she
would have shaken her pretty head,
and thought that, loving Paul as she
did, she could bear all things: the
sweet dreams of her girlhood had
not prepared her for so much hap
piness. Sometimes she thought that
she wished Paul had heard "call" to
be missionary, that she might prove
to him how cheerfully she would fol-
low him to the worlds end.
But Dulcie's husband was called to
work in an Old vineyard. Days came
when be ielt that the soil was worn
out, or the seed had fallen among
thorns; his duty was to repeat the old
wo-ds Q. promise and warning to ears
that seemed to hear not-and his life
was Dulcie's life as we'll.
Dulcie didn't count it a trial, so full
was her heart OF ofheaven-given charity,
to wear her last years hat, that Paul
might be one Of ten to make up hun
dyej dolla.s TO the Home Mission.
You look more lovely than ever"
said Paul, as they stepped out Of the
door the first Sabbath Dulcie wore it.
That's because you are enchanted"
replied Dulcie, quickly, for she was
fond Of quoting Don Quixotte to her
husband; and be had long ago demon.
mated her Dulcinea du Tobosa.
Keeping the house was a new and
vast undertaking to Mrs. Bloomsbury.
She had thought she understood it
well: she had made grumpy little slices
Of toast for her mother; had arranged
bouquets for the dinner table; made a
cake yearly, and on rare occasions
washed the china and silver; but to
superintend ali the arrangements OF a
house, TO make each meal seem like an
angels gitt-that is, to have it come
without hands-as, to be thoroughly
enjoy able, every meal should seem,
was something different.
Yet, after awhile, it seemed that
Dulcie was less able to bear things
She cried sometimes at nothing in the
world; she had queer little fancies
she would ask Paul if he really loved
her-really now ? till Paul would
laugh and say, NO" jestingly. H:
thought he was learning a new phase
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-12

A Flexible Language.-Mrs. B.
Ny dear, you came in too late last
night. and you talked in your sleep"
Mr.. B. (uneasily)-"Did !? What
did l say?' Mrs. Bit sounded like
ante up. JACKPOT. Mr. B.-(with
admirable presence Of mind)-"Yes,
my dear, had been Disgusting Volapuk
with Jones. The expression which
escaped me in my sleer meens "God
bless our home"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-12
HF Catarrh, when chronic, becomes

@ Catarrh, when chronic, becomes
very offensive. It is impossible to be
otherwise healthy, and, at the same
time, afflicted with the cAtarih. This
disagreea6le disease, in its most obsti-
na.e and dangerous forms, can be
cured by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparil.
Ia.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1888-04-12

T. II. ABELL, Agent, Lconarltown, i
authorized 10 scll and collect. Orders lcit
with him will receive prompt attention.
March IS, lssG-Y.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
N, MegaV { Son
SIS TatnalI Street,
AND
s, E. Cor. 9th 4 Tainall SITS.

We have here a large and
varied assortment OF hard
wood Chamber Suits in
Walnut, Antique aad Natu-
raj Oak, Cherry and Ash. A
few we would like to call
your attention to are as fol-
lows:
No 1, lisa neat Oak Suit
we've been selling Tor some
time, going to close them
out for $1,000. Haven't
many at the present writing.
Don't be surprised If they
are gone soon.
No. 2 Is an Oak Suit, an.
tique finish, fun size, with a
2ox24 inch beYel glass. This
suit we have just put on our
floor as q substitute of No. 1,
being larger and better fin
ished In every way.
No. 8, Is a heavier Anti.
que Oak Suit, rub finish
with a 24x3o inch beveI
mirror. This suit is the one
we had at the Fair. Our con
tract tor this suit calls fol
800. Have plenty now anC
more coming. Price S25.oo
No. 4, Il an Ash Suit
natural finish, 24x3o mirror
for $50 90.
No. 8, Is an Antique
Oak, rubbed finished Suit
with an English style splash
er- hack W q 8 hsta n d, FOL
$500
No. 6, Is an Antique Oak
with a 26 inch round French
plate mirror, Tor 300.
No. 2, Is a heavy, hand
somely carved Oak Suit tol
$4,000. This suit comes from
the assignees of a defunc
manufacturer. He loses, 20,
gain.
We have here named seven gosd bargains
We especially call your attention 10 thOs
suits described a. numbers and % the like
cannot he produced elsewhere, rs they AZ
Rpeo'al patterns, made for us at speech
prices. Look carefully over the prices,
you Nd one that uiis you In price and Dc
strip lon, cali and see them. HOu'n IN
them IA the store ne represented here, oihei
" S. We u give you free the artult yOu CON
@ loo At We have many others runnln
from go to fl2j.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

This 10 the name OF new weekly
journal thst hiss bscor1e = claimant for
public favors that will be duly reoipTo
Gated. II Is 80 columa paper OF r
publican but Conservative ieapingt,
ansppy Hnd . devoted friend to the
town Of "Odssra" and its enterprises.
II 10 tditsd and publishsd By Char Is
H. Seminar, formerly OF WilmlD gtOn
and with considerable journalistic ax
periencs. We Wish Mr.. SsntmAn end
the Herald muoh success and hope that
they will be the wheel horses thel
will carry Sc. Georges Hundred arouad
and anchor her firmly in the Republi.
can psrty where she properly bolongs
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

the fAol thai moi only South Caro-.
llna, auh some etaor States, have self.
sapp0Eiing panAl Institutions, should
furnish food for thought f1r the otlizs ns
Of this country. FF yeAzs We haze
teea maintaining . penal Institution
GhoEe inmates ara Permitted 10 spend
their slime In idlenOss, while our me-
ehAnlos and woFklngmsn o0ntElhnta a
part Of their hard earnings In m Way
Of taxes, 70 support theMA There 10 No
reason why ever sbls. bodlsa msn In
New OAslls ] all shonid moi Be obliEsa
70 earn his oWn living, piilt We 40 moi
wish 70 be underwood Is fAvuEiaR thalE
employment in any trade or osanpAilon
which would bring she prodaol Of lhaiE
labor In competition with shat AZ me.
ohAnics or artisans. Thora ara, how.
ever, WAyB in which they could be am,
rl0yed 40 ~ 10 be selt.suslAluinR, and
We trust the next Legislature viii tAks
some Steps 70 accomplish this cad. II
would be = relief 10 the tnxpAyaRs, and
much better for the prisoners them.
selves than 10 allow them to spsnd
their time In ldlensSs.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

wrDNusDAY. SovnzBHR 4. lsss.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

HAvERHILI., Mass, Nov THE City
Hall, which cost e75, 900 to build in1S60
was des royed by fire yesterday The
Congregational Church was damaged "a
the extent OF $1,000
MONTREAL, Nov z Joseph Paquette's
sash and door factory and placing mill
were burned on Monday sight. Loss,
t70, 600; no insurance.
SANTA, Tex Nov 7.-Annesses Bro
Tiers -four mill was burned on Monday.
Loss, $40, 000; uninEured.
GARY, Oak NOV. Three of the
la gest stores here, were burned on Mon
day The losses aggregate s25,0O0.
BL0oMINGToN, Ind Nov. Tho
Orchard Hotel and seyersl other buildings
were burned early yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

WAsHINGToS, Nov. 7.--NeArly y
year and hslf age the firing OF morn
ing and evening guns ag military posts
was discontinued by reason Of the fact
that she supply OF powder which re,
vas devoted to that use had bean tx
hausted. Congress ct the lAsl Eession
uAds ~ appropriation for the purchase
Of powder for sAlutea and signals, and
by . general order islued yesterday
from the War Department, acquisitions
or powder ct the different posts will
now be nlled and the morning and
evening guns will again be Hred.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

|TLFrgD.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

ALTHOUGH there 10 yel SONS doubt
In regard 70 she nsualt Ia Ihts STATE, the
indications are uhnt tAs RspuhttoanA
will have . usi1FitE In ths maxi Lsgts-
lAlure, and n thAt ahoRl6 prove oorrao1,
II meAns the dtsenbhrAl mank of the
Diamond SiAts from bourbon EuIs. I,
means . Republican sUnitad RiA,os
Senator from DalA2AEe, Who viii Re
present instead OF mlRepTesentlnR the
yAai induslEiaA Of thih RiAts. II msAas
Constitutional Rsforn In lie fullsss AID
broAdaah sense. and " Alal means tho
smashing up Of Mr.. BAyArd's disfrAn.
ohialna machine, 30 thai every man ba
he black or white, can rast AssaEsd thai
bic right Of franchise WI Ss secured u
him a. part Of tbs HbeEIlss he Ia an,
Aslsd 10 snjoy 81 "a AnerIoEn citEsn.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

An odd termination to an accident Is
rslAted 10 an Iowa paper. ItstAtes thA'
two Sundays ago, - the minister OF the
Prssby terrain Church ss Lyons Wa
opening the minutes of his sermon 10
begin his discourse, the stoYepipe fell
down. With rLre presence OF mlnd hO
quickly stepped from the pulplt aud as
listed in bsErlng the pips from the
room. A peWholder, seeing SOME paper
on the floor, pu. It into tho ntove, where
Il was burned. Unfortunately Il WAS
the sermon that went up in smoke, and
The service was consequently abbrs
WAITED.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

Great Western Meat Markets, Nos. 607
King street and 705 West Eighth street.
First quality msAta at the following
prices: eiIlOin steak, $780,; Tump steak,
lao round steak, I2Ifo rib Toast, IA Il
1885,; chuck, to 100 stew beef, to 60.
soup meat, So; leg mutton, 1870
shoulder, 8o,i pork chops, 49,; YEA
ehops, i4o veal loin, lac veal outlet
1oo.; shoulder veal, 10o.; oornsd beef,
to 100; bologna, 80 frsAh pork sAu
sage, 100,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
NOTICE.

This paper Is printed on .
Scott Webb Perfecting press,
with 3 capacity Of $4,000 copies
printed, folded and counted in
70 minutes. 1t IL the second
gpress Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was nacessita-
ted owing to the REPuBLIoAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and see il in operation
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
HOW | SUFFERED.

sevonGssn Years from . Sklnl niit
could not walk or Dress MJ'elL
mass OF DissAss from Head to ioi
CARED In Eight weeks By the Una''
Remedies.
At the age Of tbrCe months a ,h W, NY, Nh
made ia EppfarAuCe On my face PAlas
Vas called. lie said IL, lhlug W. ~ M
lie Drescfibpd some cooling mtllp AH sae,i
sores spTcAd 10 my eHTs and htal, -
NJ, IL, was called He prol,, sste " 2,l M y
about the case, called ''hlls : IN "a
prescribed gunpoWlet' W 100. cantibul
tnixed into a SAVE, but the dsgasy V0l a'nniis
Thsv couid mol do anything WIN y, iAnaih
nrt.scTibcd bOraK, wat Z, Az NOV ny
ftnst ed DUullicpa More Of utM w II
good Al All, but made mg si 10
diaea q continued unl hAitui y pn sptirr
arms and lego, til ] Was ~ 6Dof I
and from continually 5lulns IN ~ isst ii0s
q pillow my Limbs cGnllAe'cul, IN bGlples
control Ofthfln, and Was Nv ~ avt mi M
Nv notber would have to I'M ne ou .s an m
ned / could get around llr Nv, nv clo,h
hands and teet, but could nVl ~ " ayrisll
nm Al ali. and had to wear wv y ar mi
gown, NJ, hair had Az mAlleI wv wsre 4
On, and my head, face, ~. rs J an mn ID
scah, and had 10 have a - ina dies 4
All AnE Aillt ~ 81 AAii' 7..-.,,ttrVf uhNtA
NV DATents consulted a PIoiN,l othgf phi
and surke0n here In ChlSako wy ii' 6gandt, Il
Sicians Before mentioned We u bs f5uld
Ganilldn. Canada. He sill ~ ,hs ,insi
notbinT for me. He wanted " t .,,,,i g0d
III nv legs. 10 thai could VALE ug' voa
moi IN MIN, for II did get psI'''
6ave 70 controI OF them, .,.t-.,.,,rBfr laI
Tie disease continued u 'i .1t e9e day
1 was seventeen ars o u, ~, IN he I'd
JanuAry. 1879, read an a,fu tl1nigs Il 4
une an yOuT CUnCuM, hhtht,II ,bbugh,
eerIbed nv case 50 eAacly -
4 lnSi resort, 10 give thtn ~ ,s,s ell Il
Whsn | frst applied tn ilia,' toyseli huI
aud bleeding, truili ~ ...,,,aIisiei1, s0neihl
went 70 siei Il almost immeuiihs XVI meets vas
| had not done for years INT !.
soH IN sb5St two week could '1 EHt ny s y
mi not walk, / was 80 wtaA' .sp iTlgs I
,siye nearIy well As ueRra 'l r., sap0ai !
CuTIcunA REMEDIEs cnrsa 'lI I.ttafi o.
10 a Eht weeks, aud w 70 ti''ii s.Ti | have J
January, 1879, 10 Janua ~ bNd The "a
been sick In any way OF ttnt, nj ne.
Mans OF tho disease eappt," 'Vsp6NA ALB !
ass Dearborn St., Chicago it,'' VI. ID. .,
Sold EVERYWHERE. Pres lPPiStpllei,
SOAP. 90. RESOLN EsSiti HlENlGAb "
me P(lTTER DRUG AND Oi'''
Boston, Mass. -.vyi, Dlseises
Azrsend for "How to cure sA.- -
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
oHALLEnaE.

An Hcaksn 10 The Sonlrary, Tho
RnPUBLIoAN leads ell the Oaher VIII
mlsglon dAlllss In circulation. " 10
HE bsat advertising medium in the
BaIa We invite the pubIis TO come
lntl Onr prsn rooms al any tlms and
zee Ton thsmsslvos that they gel WhAI
hey pay for.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
UPPER CHICHESTER TOWNSHIP
in Delaware County Ps,
THURSDAY, NOVFMBERS iSeQ

at2U'clock, Pm.
the Real Eitate late VI IjnN b, gcCAy Al.
a. follows; 'u''
Ira"ti !. Containing lA acres t,,d a
2H-ito ptrrhes more OF less sseTt. 49,
being woodland, The mpFny,wger, snr,
ofa bstantiAl s.1 dNtillnF. Milk h.,
Kitchen, A new stone aui IRAN, ta51 =
accommodation ior . heal Of stJes wisf
mouse, hnu spring water a. both h u,f \
sprlng house WITH tenement over. Wof
cold water Al both hnuir and barn.
Tract Containing IS acres ! rood ana
1870 porches mOrr or less Z acres iberel
beihE woodland, The imprlyenents.irsI
stone dwelling' i'ame hara aud spnnEAgal
win tenement over.
Tract O. Containing = acru, 2 rods a
10 lJ-iW naTghesi more Oh less lIt imumHl
menta consist OF stone dwelling. aanph
and spring hou q with room over.
Tract 4, Containing * arrrs rood and
nerches, more OF less. The improvements
a good stone dwelling, large tone barn vid
stabllng for 0 head NJ sln0k " ION i0n,l
spring house with dive llugs Owe. etc. Ol
chard Of appi" aud uthJr fTuit, Hot and 90
WINTER n house and nnfl.
Tract 8 Containing 5 EHrCs and sd
perchc7, more ur ifss. VITA good s.uBglwd,
fraetG. Containing 3 sores and sd
pcrchet more or lUs, The mpuyemehl
eonsis ofA large Stone dwdnng AID barn
Tract 2. Containing artrr ruIl and
57-iO0 pgrthtF UHnr uI e HN MEuI
thereon a " rplWUvI' 1U1 J.. .u.ll sh0
with Eoht ftr lIIil.f Itrhu.Hfss.
The several iTlr- aAaf, described arecJf
tlfuous and form iogoll,s 14 vi thgm siyi
uahle sections ui land boz brIp4fe C1lai
They art mu1t HGiDItalr sIlua cd Win d
erenre to puhll improvements iHr land q
a hiFh ate OF ruitifAl uu d iNr itl.as
buildings ATt good, 1ugi- aAI an
3 Z
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

The RESULT Of ye5tsrdAy's elsoHon
shows iuai Il is salts to enlrus, al mo.
meniout questions 10 the poo pie, sspO-
eis.ly IN all oasas where they are q
tu.'y laioTmsd d tho Issues As tkoy
nave been 10 ,bts eAnpAlgu. Ia solsoi-
lns 9snerSl Harrison 10 preside over
me asaJ'ntea OF this soan,Ty for the en-.
SUI oar years they have SECURED .
gee isman WIN by sue part he has
htal In shis oampGisu has plAcsd him.
selt beyond og;aysm, His oonduot
uuHbK bhs osmpE "a has bean bu,
ohAtaoNr'sis Of his enIIFa life. DurlnE
INA l1uf sesrI ihEi Ihlh country WAS
sA'slo2 sasoagh that terrible cap yisa
o. nFa All 'iDCii Gsnersl Harrison
DiaTs'y saii'sd In deisass OF that Uulop
snlon asd Jseu houd,d dOEn @ pre-
o.o&s uslflDou y oar torefaihsrL In
1881 alt fellow 5it Ssns ssns him 10 tbe
y lsea s'assa Sonata, whsra he gop
tps fsDU'sa9l o. ceiling "a intslilrspt.
apF'Gat honorable, 50aservAlive sts,ss.
mah, And aha1 he gt.sei % prtvs.s lifs
wa Hl'n atsaa ard 40 ,lioss rs ,ord
ne las shown BY MS ssLLns thai b
fsgaFdS "pa5ilo o6i 10 a. . publ,
-srasl" ap1 ihd 9soplG Of shis O0unmJ
AIs 10 DO ion5sa5ulttsi on having slssS
y su9a On sJit SOD O,pAbis man to Ihl
I3A' % "a tao ats o; the naiiou
Jadg' from he past career and hi
PSs7'aas record, 70 feel certain Eha
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07


TIE BATTLs has been fought and
the victory WOa. Tee question oil Pro
tsotiOn, Va. Free Trade has been sui
mis.ed 30 the people, and th6y have
condemned u 10 that oblivion y there II
belongs, and from which wa fer yently
hope II viii never be reaurreolsd. When
shls Union was threatened With de-
HlEuohon BY armed traitors I'd 1861, The
people FsSs In their might 81 crashed
treason and secession 10 be earth.
Nov, agAin In 1888 when khe indus
tries OF this country were threatened
With destruction through Ihe mAohinA-
Mons OF the very men who I'd Re allhsg 3
SympEshz8s Wllb, or pArIloIp knGI In the
nlEvsholdsr's rebellion, the pkople have
again rose In their might knd again
smlns,EAAed that mAn Il hApAbis Of
salt.gOysEnnenk rha nanseEAllo I'd
.miniaRAaon, Hhleh for four yeArs has
BEAN Ga tgtsl, IL condemned, - the
people have found that Il IL mot sale 10
eatTuss that psFiy With control Of The
government. In one hundred and
seventeen days Mr.. Cleveland will b.
retired 70 private uis, and In . few
years sill DO iors1tssn, with the axosp.
non Of bis aitsmpi TO destroy the IN.
aaslgisa OF this country. He "a, hoy.
ever, deserving OF loms oEsdit from hlI
oounfymen tor noi waiting until altar
the slsJilon 10 ann ounce his free trade
policy and lhss he put his parry
equAfsly on record 81 iAvorIng tina
p3lioy.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
a Hinl 70 Ladies.

For the ladies', WOrkinRmen and
others In need Of underwear. just re.
oelved large stock, full line lAiies',
gents and ohildren's fall and winter
underwear We bought these goods
right, and have marked them very low.
Gal and examine sad you will be
pleased, both In quality and price.
Stroud's Dry Goods Store, No. 100 West
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
MUSHROOMS.

they say, grow up In a
night. Not so with
such a clothing trade
as We have. We have
been years, working
hard, to get 1t. People
do not wait TO throw
away their hafd-earned
cash, and look well as
to where they can best
invest it
Our way of doing
business pieasea most
OF sensible people. We
axe economical Ia cur
nanaccm Mt and yet
hAsIal enough to keep
everything the trade In
our liae demands You
VIII always fipd an as
sogtment Of the best
ClOthiyg on our tables,
Snils tor Men and Boys
q all kinds, sud Over
coag2 q ovsry deacrip.
ton with ths most ex-
teus,gc assortment o
Cloths D.a2onals, Wors
teda aud Tlouaerings o
every scgiSuon.
We aunl Cain {,
sell a. aalf price neither
Do We charge fancy
prices
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

TIE DECISION Of the Supreme OouRt
Of PannsylvABis thai disAgEeamsnt oil
3 jury In capital case 10 equivalent 70
A AoQulllAl, and that tbs AoouAed can.
moi Be AEsln lriad for the offsnhe, may
b In accordance with 4 provision OF
The Constitution, but Il certainly sssma
thAs Il will have bad effect All thai
~ attorney for the defense will have 10
do nov 70 SECURE The release Of HE
client will DO 10 work for . disagree.
mani and Aolordlng 10 this deoiIion be
must DO Allosed 10 90 fras Tho quss
ton was raised osioFs our oouFI SOFAS
sBgsu years AR; a man vas on trial tor
bis life, and Aissr the Jury had been
charged and Tehred the Ohiei Justcs
WIS taken IiOk and vas obliged 10 20
home, leaving judges Wootten and
Houston On the bsuoh. Ths fury after
bslns out thirty hours came In on SSI-
uFdAy afternoon and declared that Il
WAS impossible ios them 20 Agres, when
ihey we're discharged BY Judge WoDt
tsn without consulting the prisoner
OF his altjEnsyL Ths next Wssk
MessrI. LAe and Bsses, Rslornsys
for the ds,saSs, moved that the pEia.
oneE be discharged from custody,
their principal reason Sslng shat no
persons lie or limb GOULD be pat In
jeopardy . second Sha for the same
1dhsaG The case vas ablg oonlsslsd,
shout two days being consumed in the
hEEunsut and Boglish authorities
we're OlAsd for centuries back. At the
Gloss OF the Argument the Ohlsl JusGlce
decided In favor OF granting toe mo-
hou, but his decision was Overruled By
she mSior!y Of the Court. Toe prisoner
was again tried, aud escaped with .
conviction Tor granddaughter and served
hgs1Hs&zstn New Castle jail. Il vii
--sbus be seen that the question ls NOT q
nsE one In Delaware, And II the ruling
OF tbe Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
IL Aoospied - good Law in this State, 4
will make the conviction OF q person
indlolsd for = capital offensa an evaE
more difficult matter than II ls =
present
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

General Harrison will mako 81 aais,
pARioho President and ihnt, ilzs ABB
rAhAm Lincoln, hs will be haRraSiasni
himself
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
PhIlaa alpAlM Wilmington 4 H.
timera RAllroad

0OK e1h HaA9.
1Ralna wGM IaaEe WilnaaAmson - susaeBi
Ehil.felRhia tsxpreaal, & am.tAs@ 2 g
4Ie aeI 10Y, ia ltm .. m.s Ms
zSso@ned s.ios. sS AZ "a Iss .. n,
s'i'i a. ss1 z. Al. "a ~ ~ ~
EsS99a oa.sios, 81 ssA 70 an, sA
llsi I; a.: 'ld.A 10. -, bhL VIZ 10
" for : VEST v 3 dhastsA via Lanohaa. . enc
SGs HsssssS e e6sS ~ aad inssrnsaiAas ~
is stiSss e md z; mo- AZ 3 stssuns nalsa
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y q and y 90 a m, y Ods 'tf7, ia Il sM
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Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

Oatharine soKs, aged So; Barbara Ar
mold, aged ~, and Lydia Fetrow, in
mates Of the York County (Pa.) Aims
house, were overcome by gas in their
room on Monday night Two were
dead when found, aud Mrs. ReptroH is
expected 70 die There was leak 10
the gas pipe.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

Have you heard Of the
crowd we had last week.
If not ask your friends, and
they will tell y~u The
store will be closed on Tues
day to give US Q chance 70
re-arrange tho stock after
the great rush OF last week.
We viii open Wednesday
with just as great bargains
Examine the prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
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