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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-05
For a New School House.

Special to the Globe.
CHATFIELD, Mimi, March AT a
school meeting of the Chatfeld school
district, held last evening to consider
the question of of building a new school
house. it was voted to issue bonds not to
exceed $4,000 to build and furnish
new school house for use of the district.
The question was carried by large ma
iOritY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-05
Hundreds will Be Idle.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March 4.-The
breaker of Glendower colliery, of the
Reading Coal and Iron company, near
,Minersville. was destroyed by fire this
evening. The loss will aggregate be-
tween 100000 and $4,000. Between 400
and 500 hands will be idle for several
months
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-05
Killed Himself

Special to the Globe.
HUTCHINSON, Mimi, March 4.-Jacob
Koercher, market gardener living one
mile east of town, committed suicide by
cutting his throat from ear to ear with
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-05
Into the Seine.

PARIS, March An. Boulan, director
of the Assurance Financiere, committed
suicide to-day by throwing himself into
the Seine. A deficit of 2,50O,0OO francs
has been found in his accounts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-05
Germany and Switzerland.

BERLIN, March 4.--Tbe North-Ger-
man Gazette reprints an attack upon
Germany in the form of poem enti-
tied, give La France" which was cir
culated in ii pamphlet at Basic during
the carnival. and reminds Switzerland
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-05
Very Cold in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 4.-The car
reviewed the guards to-day from the
winter palace. No review has occurred
in such cold weather since the days
Emperor Nicholas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-05
Emperor William Ill Again

LONDON, March A Berlin dispatch
says: Emperor William was confined
to his bed to-day with his old complaint.
The doctor will know better tomorrow
whether the attack is dangerous or
not"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-05
TOlstOi iii,

LONDON, March A ST. Petersburg
dispatch says that Count Tolstoi, the
Russian minister of the interiar. is ill.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-05
This Is Significant.

BUCHAREST, March 4.-The members
of the Roumanian cabinet have ten
dered their designations.
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"NO, 1t wouldn't be bad,

"No, 1t wouldn't be bad,
If I'd put in an 'ad,'
Describing my business and store.
And the money I'd spend
Would come back in the end
In a cool hundred thousand or
more"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-05

give been thinking of late,'
So a merchant did pirate,
AS he counted his cash in the till,
Il could double my stuff;
Yes, easy enough,
If space i'll the GLOBE | would
fill.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

AiHs JeAnDie WiuBa1. o3e ~ VII
T1inRlon's fsvorlts actfsssIs. ac1nittf3
rSst tupers!y as tbs he 1Qrauf.
Onohess' at The OPsra Hoass la7t even,
ing before a large and cultured audi.
eaoe Her singing vas as prchantirp
Is ever RGd although growing older EeF
voice has lost none Of its charm, a. he
received euo9Pe fer encore o. sis saug
t3ca OF her numbers. Her surporl whs
gooG, and Il would b. very hard to par
E5oulArze. Miss Annie L ST IS Wppis
tllss ALICE GAiliRnd &c Psinca PAM.
rex tigmoa as Ben Boon, 3 N Dun
6sF o. Naqamuo, Henry Molten a.
@A's, CLAUDE Book as Baron Pnof
Louis Csfibsrz 40 Baron GTcT, and
a-uh!e bsrfeLt "a frat lady Il waiting,
L+PFoI Aiss Wlasa9I ia an abe
stnefy ana gsya I'M ore than socepta
~ rendition Of this o1mio opera. III
ttSiug GA up 10 the hvtrszs and
ssaEllY less to The large audience
..'ts iLs very zFsgi1uFly gave :
teltIit'o4 q fhe l0UR, "l'he : @ard ii
Lyan the house
>, - n 20 CO lPanT vii rpnsrr IN
w ~ -Aa 0l'e 1E 4fa, "f3ff a.
-. Hi.a M!s La h. ia. VIA
" ard I1!s5 Winston 'aEInr aha /, n
7FAsttr q naasrHf-. Ea5 rlT.iz
?, ,ssu " be spgrslia4t.
+4uls-eg Ff'4sy a-' 8AErrtay even
-1 .ae +aslA ,zc...g 5bUI vii, sp
q ~ sLg Dyy1s House. They ara 2 n,
%! t-s u. e516lsl l0ul,sla bnluul or
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
osntrsvIlls,s p.monstra,Ion.

Tie happy Republicans OF Centreville
took the town BY storm last night and
some Democrats were as happy As tht
Republicans were. Such demons,rA.
ton was never known In Cenlrevllle.
Fully 1880 people we're in line march.
ing 10 the lnspifAling music n the band
amidst the bang Of flyl rock Il
Aad red are the whole length q the line.
The Young MsG's Republican Ulub OF
OsntreFllla WAS headed by the First
Regiment band from Wilmington, and
the Tlppeofnoe Club OF DuoPnt's Bank
was on hand, headed by tho First r ri
nent drum and fife corps, contributing
~ the general joy.
The most noticeable part OF the line
consisted OF thea wheel bBrroWs and 9
deg cart 10 which rode happy R,publi.
cans, propelled by hapleGs Democrats,
overwhelmed by last ruesdAy's election,
The hrst barrow COataiatd A, b. HntTi
Ken with Bernard Dalton doing duty
In the shafts. The second barrow con
tanned willard Gregg, whlla In the
bhAfta eAnuel Way Sill stood true t.
bis Democracy, sud Ia the third bagro4
teclinet Joseph Heudriokson as Thou as
Dalton tFuudled him over the stony
streets. Tie mcst amuBlns Of thu
strange caravan Of vehicles WRs 4 dog.
cart, 10 which 10 stately majesty Ual
Everett II ngsWofIh, while j. Smith,
under harneHu, did manly duty bsEWses
RE shafts.
W. c. R. Colquhoun, dressed q.
Brother JunAthsni looked seven fest
ISL. The parade, which got Cu by s. IS
o'clock, was mHrshallgd ny John Low
thsr, whose Btgn:oIiAn 7olcs OF uom
mahd was heard oil E!OuR iba line.
The nluminaslOn5 we're gsard AMI tie
enthusiastic Rspahicsas Efre greeted
by shouts, the wsViag OF hs5s ppd
handkerchitt5, the lAd O. bsing - en-.
-sausihsttc as tb5 gentlemen. NE
parade hslied In frout o. a large STAND
Raily festoOled viii fssg aud snt-tus
where DE- Joseph II CaandIfr and W.
y h Oo'quhenn made hsppy ccn2retu
latory speeches to an tutbugiastin
crowd. After the speeches " 70 over
the whole crowd Wss stfy Z 9Th a
s.lendid lunch.
fsfhe Wis, r sIment Bard, after the
iu9oh proceeded TO the residence Of the
hspnblican veteran, AlexAudB,
DiKopt who was confined TO Lila honfs
dssa-Aokneq5, ard treated him With Z
; tarenAds Mr. Dixon voted 'of W. II.
Harrison 10 1910 AID he Was glad be-
lad the privilege 81 casting h!s vote o..
Tuesihy'fo for his grandson. HI. Dl1-r.
thTtu5h MI. Co!quhouD, thaukad The
bind for the compliment hey paid biz
DahlFeVllle's night Of rejoicing will | o
long remembered. Ihe Certrevllll
cub will 90 to Henry Clay 10 ulsht /
Ah' u the ReUuGtigAUa nj that f.fs o.. -,
Tsjolee, '"'' ~
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
BOYS CLOTHING.

We never had such a
gathering of Boys and Lit.
lie Boys Clothing; best OF
its price, beat assortment and
SO much of It. LIS away
ahead of any to be seen
outside our walls. For that
reason we expect to push our
business this season a peg
beyond the biggest we ever
done. Well do 1t ii goods
aud prices help. We have
never disappointed you yet
moro goods, more styles
and progress in every di.
recIIon to make clothing
better and sturdier for ser
vice. Little Boys Suits and
Oyerooats. good ones, at So
and $3.50. Better qualities
at $3.50, $3.50, S., 81 so
Big Boys Suits and Over.
coats frcm s. up.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
90. rnslr Jasl psssrts.

Yesterday afternoon Edward Glbbon,
and Harry Simmons went into Bsro
lords restaurant, Third and Market
Streets and after eating all they could
refused TO pay for II. They were fol
lowed to the street By John T. Green
the bartender, who sRRin demanded hli
money, when the two men commenced
70 beat him, but noticing . couple Of
ofhcers coming down the street they
made their escape.
About 8 O'Clock they again entered
the place and assaulted Green and the
eolored cook, Ella BnFleiRh. They were
both arrested, and when judge Bal
heard the evidence this morning, he
aned Gibbons S25 and costa and ser.
fenced him to months imprisonment
Simmons was also fined cas-, aud upon
the amount being paid By Ills fEl.nds
be Was released.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
~ the Len TIanH, NAroh /

DO you Gee those two gentlemen
coming up the street," asked A mil
taIE man Of = REPUBLICAN reporter,
Eyes"
We'll. those fellows belong 10 the
ReRular Army Of "Blus Bloods, y and N
you will observe me closely III uIvs
you . good illustration Of the fcrce ~
habit aud results Of strict disolplins
fon notioe that they keep perfect sIep
sno walk erect, as though IN the ranks
Now watch them"
When the two gentlemen arrived on.
pobite the speaker, he suddenly said In
brick, sharp tone;
"By tho left flank, march,"
IL On Instant the two men turned apN
walked right into Sam Fellhelmer's
oiRhr store. sos Market, and purchrred
9 box OF Royal Blue Blood olear,,
tho most fragrant oIgsE IN the civ ~
Wilmington, and all fond OF smoking q
delicious cigar should pAtron'z popu'a
Sam.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Mr. a ans, Jr., Ono. 200 Maryland
avenue, was rendered a surprise by q
mum c. OF NO tr'ends last evening. The
party assembled at No. S3l West Fifth
s'rret and proceeded to residence Of Mr..
Adams. When be opened the door in re.
ponce to Their Enocks, they brushed
past Lin and took con- plete rossession of
he toCta. The 1est OF the evening was
parsed in dancing and other amugements,
Alter several comic songs, clog dancing
nd luany sayings, the whole
party adjourned to the dining room,
wla4e they discussed E bouuteous select
lou . the choicest Y!au1e of the geason.
The patty dispersed shout Midnight,
everybody having enjoyed good dune.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

1tyOTLCE Is BEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ on sppiiosti3n will 10 made 10 thu
honoTSbla 1enatius y. Grub, Ass5oiata
IN -ge Of tho Superior Court OF ia Stara OF
delaware, TsaidiaK Ia uOE NhsGia CCuRty,
Ga DAtUfdRgi th2 7ith Gay Of Noy6m har, II :
y, 1888 ct 10 oeiCc& 81 ths morning 81 nc
cert A2lBs IN ely Of Wilmtnt ton t'oiuty
and 3 ato el1rasafd, lof tho Inc. rporat'on Of
tle 'sltaah OEn ana llanufAotuunK UOm-
p4hyl" TIA ehlTso o. ard cbieot ef which iH
y me1pfa0tur5, bglid ard o1nB.ruog ma
chimes Or laaohinoly Whioh may be pssd In
iha mAnnfa1iRfs ct neal or mstnI Mate
tans a dispose Of the SANE, undeF and
u'tuaBt TO tao Aot OF tho General FsFm-
! Otto G. - OF Delaware. entitled IAN
Of Uonesrhlog Private Oorporati5ns :, - pas.
sod O. DoVsFs MAi0h Atn A, ~. 1892
AhERY y. OGHRa -
hslol AStJ leg lpoofpoTLtorS.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
THIRD EDITION.
APLRu URH 70 PUBLIsH rnIs.
Aud Kvsry Person should Read EvBry
Enrn nl IL

Aud Every Person should Read EvBry
Word OF II.
We doubt II any man 10 New Castle
county spjoys bigger benefits for acting
honorable than the man whom We take
such pleasure In recommending. A man
who hes we'll earned ell the frieuda and
AoquAintances hs has made, by potsssa.
ins high moral priI oplss ard straight
for sard aotloaf, and that man "a none
other than Mr. Ljuia Fellhsimer, PRO
prIstor Of the Rconomy Clothing Hail
400 Market street. All Indications now
rolnt 10 very cold weather, and the fol-
lowing questions ought cSr,alnly iuduos
those with limited means 10 take In.
Btant aiYantses OF. In the Gre, place,
you osn buy q dluele-breasted Shetland
Far Beaver cost and vest for o. TO- that
high.pTiosd olothlera AJAX $40 for SuitA
BILE for brakemen, and horseback riding,
o. . celebrated 'stOrm king" for The
same money. Now comes this Assou-
isher: You csn buy q Beaver Shetland
Austria ian ell wool oveFcoAt, inside 50
that when buttoned up 1t dehes the
greatest blizzard, for So 30. And now
for something eQuAlly a. astonishing:
Mr.. Fellheimer, in order 10 lesd the
ovtrooAt trade, will sell IN "Irish
FGiEzs" overeoa', made Of soft, furry,
peculiar fabric, light 10 weight sad yet
vary warm, pronounced BY AckDoWl
e1ged judges the hAndaomest oVeroOat
IN the market, Just $3.50, actually worth
us. OhInohillA oveFooAts, Worste3
oVercoAts, fur beaver, mel'oa cloth,
kerBey cloth, wide vale and diagonal
cloth 0vercoat1 can be selected fiom II
great stock at Fsllhelmnr's Eo0nomy
Clothing Hall, 1T at least 80 per cent
lass than hish.priced OlO.hiers demand
ar theiFs. The way II lie done Is siml y
that Mr.. Fel,heimsr has adopted the
mail pfoAb system Of doing business,
to iDEure quick returns sEd large tales
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
Ths ON lAl Uouut IN ives, v,rr,pI.

WHEELING, Nov. IL The cfiols
examination Of the returns progrtesad
10 every county Of the State today, bat
there 70 little new light on the situation.
IL lie likely there will he o recount in
every county on tbs Office Of Governor
and on Congressman IN Tire counties OF
she first and fourth districts. The latcst
hRures received ht the headquarters Of
the Democratic etste com nit.es elect
Fleming BY 700 majority, ard give the
Legislature to the D3moorAts By on.
mSJodty. This Is contested vehemently
By Republicans.
The recount in Brooke, Marshall,
Harrison snd BrAxton counties 10 day
brought down the majority for Atkins
hep for Congress, in the frst district,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Mr.. Z N. Morley requests US 10 cay
that the credit for the inaugurationol the
work Of collecting funds BY members Of
the Sunday school come ted with the
Church Of the Redeemer, Is due to VIII
liam = MOreiand, the superintendent Of
the.sclO5l. Mr.. Morley is also an earnest
worker "a the school, and lea.e tac e4raF
alluded to. Mr. Morelsud Is dolly a
great work and Mr. Merely wlsto5 that
he should have the proper credit for 10
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

This morning rs two lads, FAMED
Roberts ard Haley, were playing Wild
Yest In the yard OF No. 10 school q
pistol, which they were handling, WAS
discharged, the bali enter
inR the hand OF young uslsy, infliotlua
painful wound. He was removed 10
hts home ct No. 902 Chestnut street,
and his wound dressed. Haley Is 1
brother OF Robert Haley, Ore alarm
llnemAn, and Roberts Ia the son OF Geo.
Roberts, Of the Morning News.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

The Republican excurniou train foI
Milford left the p, W. s. D. depot al
! 40 O'Clock this afternoon with about
go pAstengers aboard. accom- panied by
HyAtts Military Band. The train con
sisted Of seven cars, eAily trimmed with
red, white ana blue slTeSmerB aud loopl
on the outside. 1t Is expected that the
cars will be allied by tho time the train
reaches MiddletoWn. "New Caste will
Join you IN 1885," waB one Of tho mol.
toss on transparency noticed Ia one OF
the cars.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
------a'sa - .
ann nnlnwara H1sI I.aL.

The friends OF The Delaware -. -,
ale makiug every eIort Ia tA.I Y,
make ma fair or Christmas notAy. TX
intend 10 give on the 9th, an ~ ols 4
of December Q grand euect>s' ny an
the most interesting features o. Wv, ~
will be q knitted goods degarlA III ' h..
will be under the mRUagemLhs o. ~ H.
Alfred Belts and Mrs j. D=5.s IA
These ladies desire contributions ~ ~
public for this department pud 70. .. w..
every one Willi1g 10 a'l in erCcl..{. &, -, on.
ing suitable hospital building VIZ az. s-
tribute some useful attic.t aud a.H IL Z
Mia. Alfred Belts, No. 81 Yves. r. Mi
street of their intention on or te.y.' -
frat Of December.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Harry L Caatweli, clerk In the yard
master's Office at the West Yard, p, W.
Y B. K X started on a cunning triI
down through Maryland on Saturday, n
anticipation OF bagging as much game az
two men would bs able to carry As far
as heard from the cotton tails and wee
small birds that inhablt that vicinity arc
suffering 10 such an extent that 1t Is pro-
posed BY the Maryland people to get the
soldiers out 10 drive him hone, as II Is
fully understood teat no oae man is TO
get more than his share
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Messrs. Jester * Mcdaniel will sell a5
young Western horses at their stables,
No. 4l0 West From street, On Friday
afternoon. Among the 1T ago several
due drivers rs well Us pululs Farmers
and hverymen, as well Sc teamg,ers.
generally, should call AID c.1.u.inc them.
Jester X Mcdaniel have handled q great
many hoIses and their ,pTescataglUus
mag BE- relied on
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
THURSDAY. NOYEUBER 18Th, Igss,
ct - O'CLOCK D. m,

ths t9ll-Wi1g rsal estate: bout lGg< anrs5
OF lsAd IN Ms stst9 Of cultivation, with 4
l9a lrsne h9use, Hex y feet, tao stories q IA
Tito with = attohsn igEli i5et, two stSfisS,
barn aiA5i ie6t, vi h oys'sh cot 70 foft vide
s,EtsIdlns the whole len2th Wagon houss
S'4st l935i Wi'h Bfapaary overhead Tnlu
= oroSty 10 io0atsi in COCO psiahb5FhoS,
cohFenleRt 70 soGoJlB nilis, st0FeB and
k!a2sa y PUBLIC H9rzship, adjoining lands
., 1Gfrs0n hlhk on, Jts.PerEiDa, HsnfJ b,
HlntBJa anl the afOls.a d uubi O roRi IhIs
4 olsftS ls we'll sapnlist Win fruit, oonslgt.
! eL aLSi@s, psaTS, cherries. gfRpss and
9-a9rf uia
i.oeLs. o az VIII Do We easy tfr pur,hlsar
. 81 b. u Ids EaoFa On day OF sale.
- o. = HAm5 time GnA piaos VIII bo
e. Ae 0lls EiTg poiHJual prlp1tlg eiOng-
l.s .he astltsi About 2 tons Of sod y.
wv busAsia y tsioas, Of thu Egrly Rose
an ell Yssie is'i W acres cf wheat ia tho
stQ54d sRd Cthof srtl5'as rol anumeTalee,
MIR suAGf, NKsON,
HA8HlSuH 2INKSUR,
nLe-4L' LXosutoFa.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

In ye terday's Issue a mention was
made rega ding the return of Prof Jos.
Burgeaur's Opera House orchestra from
Lancaster, Pa The article should have
read that each member of the company
betrayed their own expenses instead Of
the manager Of the two bouees footing
the bills
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
DIED.


II AWKE-On tho nth inst, John W
infant son OF Edmund and nary J. Hawke
Relatives and friends OF tbs family are
respectfully Invited 70 attend the tu9sral
% Mednosiay afternoon, Mt ] o'elf CT, f'op
tbs residence Of his parents no. n0s Mary
land avenue. Services at this houss nt ~ no
lntsrment 81 Wilmington aRd BFRndyWin,
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
eE.. on -. - -.

Cos lee ", Ee8in, vic lie bssn ar
% 1tsd trustee for .ta ts.6.a Of JHSp
Hanson vii ttll a. public ssls on Bat,
u'dry. fa 7 b iEn4, tbs abb No IC4
1SEt -Four b STREET, and also he stcsA
u hcrIss, CarFiaRCs, Ehips, Eades. "a.
Tails ia a vEiu $40 p.cpai 81, and vel
wlflh the httoatl0u " a1y che 0lshipg
70 6gssas II The livery bus!9els,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
FOURTH EDITION
IIota

I
Dots.
Tho butchers will give hop In Rossl.
ler's dancing academy TO- morrow even
ing.
ANY one wishing n lady 20 rev in
family should address "a. b. this
office.
Clinton WeFkheiseF, who was shot by
an italian at Fourth and UnIon streets,
10 reported to DO getting we'll.
MFR, German D. Lincoln has . fne
obiSBanihemum ct No. 6i3 King street
which she has chrislened Harril or.
Henry @, Plerson aud wife will oele-
biAte the fourth anniversary Of their
wedding next Thursday evening,
The New CASTLE Sunday School Unicn
will held its ffsi convention IN West
Church next Thursday.
To the young face PozBonIs Com
plexIon Powder glvsa isCther charms,
TO the ola rtntwed JC4.h. Try II.
Samuel J. Wright, OF Newark, was
badly hJarsd act Saturday Whtlo As-
sistlDg 10 unload q oar oiled with lum
| her.
A fall attendance Of the members Of
tho GrooeIs Association lie desired for
"Wednesday evening, Ho7amber IA, 81
z so 0'clCck.
NJ A. g bhsrt, vbo hss been aellir z
pure honey on stall Nc. 81, Third s,IedI
laarketi shipped = hive Of be 8 for JsE-
Ne. Cigy Yesterday morning.
Not only In she spring time but all the
year round people viii need a reliable
ealhartc. We would recommend LaEa
dor. Price rs cents,
Rev E l. Hubbard will deliver his
lecture In MAdalAy M. Il Church, next
Monday evening, suli,led "The Tough
BGnny Exp, rienCes OF the timer.
ants"
Miss Belle, daughter o: Sheriff Alien,
snd Le5lie j., son OF Thomas u. HAW.
Alns. VIII bs married IN 81. AndTew's
ohuroh next Tuesday morning, the 10Th
lost.
A fair Slll be Leld by the members Of
tie Frat NJ. p Church At the southwest
corner OF Taylor and Spruce streets on
wednesday Thursday and Friday even
Inas.
The monitor Ampbltrlte, lying Of the
yard OF the Harlan % HollnEsgorth
Oonpsny's wharf, will be subIso.ed TO
Anotner test Of "a hours the Trssent
week
Tha oltro. uA.t
.ohnoI III -. Islle uhb,ph
~, 20 60 On tustGay hisnti
prc,s,snr pSe.I. -. " '1o !! ~ , uEln'
,5r,tits9 a, u', ~ ssSoA5r' Seno At'
--l''''ou ~ = Small ICE
D,a ~, Danlsl Sse9n, OF Ne"poit, D .
~" vsOtS1 ~ M 9sieih "a ~ Shuieh on
% t,,Usor;,,' i uoS' ~ ~ neY. nj avery
49, 49,. =. . So 70 70 1peVteu 70 re-
.,ga,, i ~ -lillOlh MI, tle PIE tlt
- -. 80 S@eso'Si uu'ts'
george Egle will wheel Curtis Davis, In
strt 1roa ~, 'i'i9 gSenihk on harriet
~ m ~ to Ie.'l etreeS' luey
bn ~ y 'iJ1llon i2T tHe D'hs ul o.
,I..i, y, ' i,,,' u.u l'''lu ass moly Of
''..s' " Ini Jug lou 10 hotsd'
puefey' kicule viii celebrate his
"'th birthday this evening, He says he
We, We ., ~. louus ~ ne was some eighteen
4, =, f,,, ~ ~" wy a .y EeSF'oIu
10 'g'' '''' a'ouHt 'lo OIooa.
q % ytaf-o.d Ia named MATTHEW
W-IAtrdt WIS bitten iu The arm last
3 tui ~ evening BY toZ Is 10 was
aatghing the HheelbarrUw ride along
aHffes street, In The Ninth wsTd. Or.
~ 81. p oF5aaeu the wound
A!t.el A'usc0W's uAue Is being very
pr % emily reD isULVd In connection
WIG lbo position Of marshal, TO succeed
.S5 pru al ia-ul. b n, H6 would make
Eogo uiAc8r, and Is as deserving OF the
posti)l as sny Republican Ia Whining.
'oh.
General Theodore r. Armstrong. "a.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
ROOF PAINT.

we still claim after years
OF tests that our ROOF
PAINT stands above all
others We use the Pures-
Materials, such as science has
lem 9nstrsted,ate the b,s 70
successfully resist atmos
sharlo decay. We put it up
il quarter, half and gallon
cans, ell ready for uae.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

On Ecnisy afternoon John Uoadl,n
Ggpllyel Gsa lRb6rgl On the Red MsliA
nv hall iull irom . lAlier ram tAa
fourth ~ the second aa0r. The nan WA
carrying o irsstIe 40 The tlma Hni lniAlud
bis mold, Re W. bsdiglgu-gl hat not
.gIioUsly lulugel,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

CAution-All persons arc cautioned
ASAirsl buying teas and csffees from
parties who represent they are selling
our goods. They are frauds. We have
no sAlssmen out. OFippep, East "a St
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
mARHIHu.

m ASSEY -EOUNTAIN.--tiy the Rev. T
Widamen, Move nbor IL, $50. at the resi-
donoe OF the BRIDES sister. Mrs. John 4.
Huohopi MT, William +. Massey OF wa
miaEton, Dell, 10 Miss Mary A. Fountain,
Of Baltimore oily.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Ibesoft glow Of tbe tea roea IN 40
quired BY ladies who use Pczzoni's
complexion Powder. Try II.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13
Don't Miss

seeing our New Suits
and Overcoats before
you get yours. We
know you'll not be dis.
appointed In our stock
and that you will, in
all probability, save mo.
ney and get as well
suited as at any place.
You should specially
seesome elegant Kersey
Overcoats for young
men which we have in
several new shades OF
DIabs and Brown
handsomely gotten up
with Silk Velvet Col.
LIS, silk facIngs, satin
sleeve Innings and made
with lap seams. The
prize, while they last, is
$1,000. AS good a
coat as would easily
bring $40, A good
time to think OF having
an Overcoat made to
order. Every induce
ment offered and q low
price guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

There ere lsss ? ems afflicted vi h
T, N stism since CIR dIus zI9s5 haVe i'd
salvation Oil,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Mooha and Java ooffee fresh roasted
specially. OIippen, 5 East "a st.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Persons intending to lay In n supply
ot aWeet potatoes for the winter shoul1
1aE OF Bnslts. 10 East Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

You can get he best Omc-made candy IN
she G,ty et NO : v. Second Ftrsot, b airing
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Four cars d led with emlqvanls
pared through his oily, last nj hit on
their way Sou tn
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

IL buy y0uT coal.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Gail and sse The g.Eyag porJfEit auG
fran. Cumming L. ssg4 w iGsgAlnsn.a
3y2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

FJf tie hest ara Us T., Leh..h eus
nv q. etenm bon. 70 'ggt q E,-l.-
street TolgEAol. no, ST.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-13

Gunpowder and Imperial tts; some.
hing REMARKABLY nnsi at Ohppsn's, /
East I'd alrAet.