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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-18
HE ACADEMY.


J. NJ. Hilrs splendid company from the
Unlou-Square Theatre, New York. presented
at this house the recent successful comedy
drama "Phllip Herne," from the pen oil
Mary Fiske, the welI.known dramatic writer:
The evening was most enjoyable; good
play we'll acted Is always 10 be relished. a
glance At the names on the play-bill was
guarantee OF dramatic treat. Foremost
must he named the well-knOwn New York
favorite. Mr.. Joseph Wbrelock, whose tender
and lifelike portrayal Of "Tom Barrett, the
iustifable but miserable murderer" met the
hearty applause and approval OF all. MI.
Wheelock Is Justly celebrated. and fully sus'
tsined his reputation. -,
Miss Helen Russell as Evelyn Armitage"
was dainty, natural, and graceful. and has In
her acting an indescribablc originality seldom
seen In the hackneyed scenes OF the realistic
drama OF to-day. Her portrayal OF the roe
assigned her was throughout faithful and not
in the least overfone.
Mr. Fred. Paulding, who figured several
seasons since IS the "boy actor" has grown
10 be full.1cdged "man sctor." and filed
well and strongly the tedious role Of" Philip
Herne."
Mason Mitchell. who has 4 host OF friends
IN Richmond, and who, with Captain Char
ley EpD., knows every coyeY OF pnirldges
in this section Of Virginia, assumed the part
OF "Greenville Hudson" connIver, lover,
and rascal. His loye-making during tue
second act made decided "hIt," and his
work was clever throughout the play.
All the rest OF the strong east acted well
their parts. and the general verdict was "a
powerful play, smoothly and evenly acted
by competent artists "
The company closes its engagement with
te-nghrs performance and deserves crowd
ed house.
THE THEATRE.
Whilst tears were stealing into the eyes OF
some st the Academy Kate Castleton-fasci-
mating Kste-and her drst-clsss company OF
comedians were making laughter ring at the
! Theatre.
The "Paper Doll' is all right Miss
| Castleton has not deterloated in the least
/ and her voice is fresh and her smile bright.
| she is full OF genuine vim and vitality, and
Will doubtless hold on to these attributes Tor
many years TO come. Her inimttable "FOr
goodness sake don't say told you as usual
! "brought down the house, She has gath
| cred about her an excellent company 10
| ioIn the fun.making. Miss Ada Deaves u
/ grotesquely absurd, and with her fuhuy
| voice. gestures, and costumes kept every
body in roar. Mr.. Bertie Coote, The &C.
| centric English comedian who supported
Patti Rosa last season, has grown funnier
| than ever aud Mr.. Peter +. Daily, an old
| fayorite, was not oae bit behind him.
/ The whole company are fun-makers par
| eyceHence, the plsy is a bright one, and the
musical numbers all well rendered.
Miss CastetOn plays two more nights, and
| will doubtless have crowded houses, which
| she well deserves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-18
Hos,aax slippers

for Gentlemen q. 69e., 7sc., e9c., and up 10
"a. JACOB MAY &c sos,
6o7 Broad afreet.
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W Waukeeky.

Ladies' Fine Custom Hand-stltch Boots,
all widths, styles, and prices.
JACOB MAY & son, 60I Broad street.
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rJ,HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
OF THE NURSERY.

ftlHE fLOhENOJ Nlt0 ilNbhtsb
Il OF THE NURSERY.
The following Is an sKtrast from a letter writ
ton 70 the oepAan Reformed Messenger, 81 Cham
DersDurgh, Penn:
A BKNEFACTREss
Just open tho door Tor heE, and MA winslow
win prove the American Florence Nighungsis
Of the Nurery OF this ne sro 20 sure TIA, 90
viii teach our "Susy" 10 cay. "a blessing on
Mrs wlnsIow" for helping her 10 survive and
escape mo gripping. oogieking, and teething
Siege. MRS wiNsL0WS SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child from pain and crss dye
entery and diarrhea. IL softons the gums, fs-
duces Inflammation. cures wind[ooiic. and car
riss the infant safely through The 'eethins 20
ROD. II performs precisely what Il PROCESSES -
perform. every part " ii-oothins ies& We
have never seen MIA winslos-know her only
through tho preparation Of her soothing
snup Tor Children Teethlns." II ue hsd the
power We would make her. a. abe y, physicA
saviour 10 the infant race sold % all draz
gisss Is cents bottle. sp ioeoa
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sPgCIALTIgs

on which I was awarded First Premium at
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
Exposition:
Superior Fruit.Cske, 80 TO 10 cents per
pound.
Three pounds OF Pound-Cake Tor u.
Citron.Cake, 40 ccnts per pound.
white Almond.Cake, so cents per pound.
Lady-Cske, 80 cents per pound.
Ornamental Cakes OF best quality always
on hand.
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A I.arKe Lot

OF Fancy Chairs 10 be sold by Xmas. Csll
early aud get your choice a, greatlg reduced
prices. EDWIN l.. HEWITT & Co..
No 10 Governor street.
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Beautiful Photographs-loWost prices Les
GALLERY, Tenth and Main streets. sixeard Pho
iographs, 50c.: one dozen catir ots, ti.30
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
see our

g.. so and 80 Wonderful Cali Shoes for GEN
tlemeu. JACOB MAY a son.
G07 Broad street.
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A BENEFACTREss

The following Is an sKtrast from letter writ
ten 20 the German Rsforn>d hssssAgey, st Cham
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-18
Ladies'

Flsnnel.Lined slippers.
JAcoB MAY & Sow,
COZ Broad street.
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Fire Alarm.

An alarm was turned In last night soon
after O'Clock. chimney to tue house al
1924 Vensble street caught alre. No dam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-18

-Four iramps we're locked up at the Second
pollce-stAtion last night, charged With beng
warrants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-18
Chrfssm AL Chrissmssi!
II. W. MoksrA,
ConfectIouer and Baker,
tft exuf Main rtrea4

Our Christmas prices are az follows:
Piaiu Mixed Candies. 15 cents per pounds
3 pounds for 81.
French Mixed Candles, Is csnts per pound;
8 pounds for 81.
Fine Bon-Bons, 20 10 80 cents per pound.
Maillsrdo Chocolate-Drops, % cents per
pound.
French Conserves, rs cents per pound.
Fresh Mixed Nuts, 20 cents per pound;
6 pounds for 81.
Rslsius, Figs, CItrou. Bananas, Oranges,
and Malaga Grapes very low.
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Psayiag Pesicy.

Last night Edloe Chsppell, George Sher-
r4as- II. i. smith. and ---- Shield ialI en-
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
ro,rourcau Price a 90.

90 Gents
for Gentemen's Embroidered slippers at
Jacob May & cons, Coz Broad street.
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a. low a. the lowest.

Christmas Ornaments In great variety.
Ice-Cream OF all imaginable nayors and
all shapes and styles manufactured OF Al
pure cream.
Give us = call and oblige yours truly,
III. w. MoEsTA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-18

Those lovely Cologne Bottles with Photographs
AZ Les GALLERY, Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-18

lored) were arrested charged with playing
game OF policy in house on Seventeenth
street near Marshall They were taken 10
tie First police station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-18

Messrs. Cabell and smith further asked 10
have the order entered on the IN September
1sss in vacation. which allowed the issue Of
SlVO. 900 ~ receivers certificates, struck from
the records, because II had been entered by
mistake without the consent OF ali the par,
tcs.
The court decided 10 do so, but viii enter
an order luipc pro tune. and the receivers
will Dee directed to make report Of certificates
issued under the order.
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The Governor.
Gsatienen,

Governor Lee went 10 Washington Sunday
night. lie will return 20 the clty to-day.
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Two Notable Thestriea

Two Notable Theatrical Attractions.
With such storm as last nights wonder
Il was that the most ardent theatre.loTer
shouId have ventured out even to see
"Philip Herne" a. the Academy or Kate
CastIetOn's " Paper Doll at the Theatre.
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TRENCHES sHELLED.

SUAKIM. December 1.-THE Arab trenches
were heavily shelled by the forts to-day.
The Twentieth Husssrs and two compi>es
Of the Fifth Egyptian battalion have arrived
here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-18

Hesitate not, make no Delay, bus buy and
use at once Salvation OIL. II kills Lkasln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-18

The weather on Sunday, though slightly
cloudy, was pleasant ior winter, and the at
tendance upon worship in the city churches
ut morning service and in the afternoon
where meetings we're held was generally
large. At night the elements were more un-
favorable and threatening, and ss conse-
queuce the congregations were somewhat
diminished I'm SIZE. Some Of the most lnte-
resting events Of the day are briefly noticed
below
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
winter uArs Of Cows

The aTrangemen mt of the barn and yard
should be such as to reduce the labor as
much as possible. Excessive warmth Is
not conducive to robustness, health or
profit II mans house Is kept closed up
and heated with stoves to a temperature
Of 80 degrees, and his food and drink are
oil taken hot, with view to PREVENTING
the effects Of tine cold, and 10 insure more
comfort the dwellers in that house will
become sick or dlseased the impure air
will poiEon the blood; the warmth will re-
lax tbs skin, dry 1t and open the pores,
and the slightest draft will cause ft of
shlyering and induce dangerous col is. 1t
is In precisely such houses that sore
throats, diphtheria, scarlet fever and
o.her diseases ace go frequent, VIII le In
the house where the windows are thrown
open 70 the breeze, and the cold, brisk,
pure air Is welcomed, and exercise and
'alth give warmth, fed by the abundant
oxygen OF the fresh air coursiug through
the blood, there are health and vigor and
comfort. IL IL the same In the dairy.
Pleuro-pneumoniA inva1es those herds
which are kept In close warm, un.
wholesome stables, and the dreaded tuber.
culosis finds there Its prey; while from the
wide airy stable, well-Ventilated and Il lied
with pure cold air, the well-fed cows will
emerge to frolic III the snow, ami enjoy
themselves In tbs bright sunshine and the
crisp air, when the Thermometer marks
down nearly to zero Except IN 81 ormY
weather, the cows should epend at least
three OF four hours every day In the yard,
picking some rough feed aud getting
water and exercise.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

when young man." said Mr.
Weed 10 writer In Dress, ~ had 10
adopt regular method tor strength.
ening my memory, and / hit on one
that was very effective. ! got mar.
ried In 1918, when l was working In
Albany as a journeyman printer. In
a few months | went into business, es.
tablishing a newspaper for myself, and
some of my friends thought l would
succeed In politics. probably because |
Impressed my views strongly upon
those about me. But | saw at once
that l had fatal weakness which
thought would prevent II. My memory
was u sieve; could remember moth.
ing. Dates, names, appointments,
faces, everything escaped me. said
to my wife; Catherine, shall never
make a successful politician, for can.
not remember, and that is prime
necessity Of politicians. A politician
who sees man once should remem
Der him forever My wife told me
must train my memory. SO when
came home that night l sat dowr
alone, and spent fifteen minutes trying
silently TO recall with accuracy the
principal events of the day. coulC
remember but little at first, now | re-
member that l could not then recall
what had for break fast.
"After few days practice found
could recall more. Everts came
back to me more infinitely, more &C
curately, and more wildly than a
first. After fortnight or so of this
Catherine said: why don't you re
late TO me the events OF the day, in
stead OF recalling them to yourself
would be interesting, and my interest
in il would be stimulus to you
Having great respect tor my Wife
opinion, began habit of oral comics
sion, as ii were, which was continued
for abou. fry years. Every night tn,
last thing before retiring, | told he
everything | could remember ths
had happened TO me. or about me, dur
iug tbe Jay. generally recalled tt,
very dishes | had for break fast, dinner
and tea. the people l had seen ant
what they said; the editorials I ha(
written Tor my paper, giving hei
brief abstracts OF them; | mentioned
all the letters had sent and received
and the very language used, as nearly
as possible; when | had walked OF
ridden | told her everything tina, had
come within my observation. founC
could say my lessons better and bet
ter every year, and instead o. the prac
tice becoming irksome, II became
pleasure 10 60 over again tho events o
the day. l am indebted TO this disci.
pine for a memory OF somewhat un
usual tenaclty, and recommend tn
practice to all who wish to store u
facts, OF expect To have much to d
with influencing men,"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
oh,sf mcaiynn asraiding tho Reign Of
the Prince OF Peace.
BY sAPPHo.

White iouIy bending We hear the slogln,
kevol beratiug througn christi an toAia,
de SOUNDS the ofsroc i-'h, noble chisftain,
VINO fsArs no: n.n but his uJd he fears
He has crossed ssc,s,,sa's limo aud lanied
Upon the bread nsld whsro God hsids
TO rally f5r mental iisnts thou h branded
BY souls too narrow 70 biUsE his wsy.
VINO tieroed the eyes Of ths wee sweet
Win needles, burning to hear II triiIing
lu heavenly no. es through midi light Gal &.
No c-u.i stain on our uhi.rs s,su,chson,
His m ,tivs 10 levs for frieod and f)e.
And braves m ana hate for J ,hovAh's sane.
To rid hu ehiI irsn of povsrt,'s woe.
He's planting vines that viii bloom with
verdurs,
WHEN bitotT sal will be dried with
At the tnou1nt of dragging ohris.'s lonely
ThrOush sums OF hate In his fAther's
name.
Hes drafting p,sns for utb,rn ra'es,
That men 10 men may be b Others all,
Though ain tbs limos and iAint the traces,
They u live when man mons beneath the
pal
asr bursting chains that Eesp souls from
| soaring
Through lleh Of money to Toys above,
l And bu asn heats from daily Yielding
| More luscious fruit tlAn blgotr love.
That loves OF earth, y Ia not Of heaven,
| That | vas for friend but rot TOR foe.
/ In i love nt'ar Q 1to . into tns lsavsa
Christ Get for ali men here bsiow.
| But cay IL dAvI irg We REQ giipmer
/ OF lovs's IN risiaE Ger tyr nIy,
/ To warm Tho htsrt Il The oil lot Hnne.
Ana light our path Though st0rnity.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

'NVrioh--
~ u,,,,tt mo County Assessors for the
me w" Ssnona ma Third Oistiion Of VIII
na,su Hundred, may DO found attn fol-
lO"ins P''' rssr nisrnIor.
x,,,, xsrd-u,uo Buta's eisar store. No.
WEI; arS %na.s"Psuss hsrnsys. second
'H s. sips ward msA.a K.a''' Fourth
and S, rr1s ward Joseph EDWARDS. Eighth
and ktrEFood.
Third vsrd-James o'Nsiirs, No sas
h fS,9n astd ~ h ,nss Meanl,ns, siHth
An S,n ms1 WsysSrd-M. J. ssstksyS. Front and
rsn,n.h yArd--Robsft O,ttingham's,
e,s I'd ayeouo and Liberty street
rgslttn ward-John Y alley, fourth ana
MON.
rBlap DISTINCT.
s,,h uari- AanrJ Ky los otiae. $40 King
lrost. nH.ton.,s- n.ia.
ave Avenue au madison street
Etsbth WAra - W N ssesney, Toa mArxe'
r rSs hss.suors will it at tho CITY Hall
lar nary alpt ~ Fob 4. fro y y unul
&nd from 10 D p N cash day; ior me Eu,,
M niaeluK suy name on tho assessment list
hAI may have been omitted,
kDWAHb u. BIG BINS,
Afpsssor Of first District
PRANK A. MoDLOskEr
AIssssar 81 second bi1ttie''
HENRY T. KYLE,
AAaess1T etThui Disuict'
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
BALTIMOxR a OHIO RAILEOAB
S0HEpuLK LII KTYECr. New. "a, LIZ.
TYains lam ualANAra AHsana pspM


For PhiiaislpAia ard Ohsstsr, slS, 7 co
y 10, s<b, 10 10 ant II NA m; / 20 90. . co
4 oS, 8 10, 0 u, o 80, 7 90. 8 Is and sl3 p. m
Un Sundays, 90. %, -, 10 10 and II Il .
70. 20, o0, TO- IA, 50 and Is p m.
Sandugky, daily, Tto o IN and 40 p. IN.
For Pittsburg, daily, I 90 =. n. aud % p
N.
FOR Cincinnati, Louisville and St. I.ouis
d Ally, II 10 q. N, aud 40 n. m.
For baltimore and Wasn inRton and New
Arb aud HAVE de Grace, II 10 q m ; % o. nd
. 10 and 10 y. m.
For SingerIy, SIS and II 10 q. m;.2 10
. 40 and I so .. m. and IL 30 midnight. en-
Sundays, II 10 ., nj 3 ~, B 40 ami go p. IN.
GOk LAhDErBEku,V l6 a. ba .nubdA
only. 1000 q. N. and zAt p. m. DALI
Trains leave NarKet Stroet STATEN;
Fer Philadelphia = IS D. u. daily, exosp
sunday. FoF baltimore 2eB +. ID
1Ally, oIoGpt Sunday Fol Landsnbsr
$50 an6 1889 A. m. and AsS p. M. daily
ezosp, Sunday; s.lS .. N. SUNDAY oniJ
$50 p. N daily.
me 10 50 q. m. train connects ct Eat
junction with Cincinnati and St Louli
through express, daily, except sunday. Tn
80 p. IN. connects with Chicago and b
Louis express daily.
Trains tor Nilminston-Leave Phnsds
phis, daily, ~ oe, 8 IL, %, 1880 .. m, "
Loo, %, sb.oo, $50. s.so. ala 10 COP. m
Daily, except sunday, ia .. n lac
Express trAinBa
". ID. OLEM ENTB, q. Z. Lord,
Manager. uenl PAss. AEss
TSlephona No. ina.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

For All people.i 10 sickness or In health,
lemonade ls . ss.o drlukiit corrects bill.
BUSINESS; II 10 q speoifi' agains, worms
and skin complaints. L'mon juice ID
the best anil tcerbutic remedy known.
IL not only cures the disease. but pre-.
vents 1t Sailors II AXE a ally use OF 10
for this purpose. A phyi'cian sup gesls
rut bling the gums daily al h len olade
to KEEP then in health. The hands and
naild are also kept clean, white. soft
and supple by the daily use Of lemons
instead Of soap. II also prevent ohil
blaiDs. Lemon used In intermiIten
fever Is mixed with strong, hot black
lea or o. Use, without sugar Neurslg 10
may be cured by rubbing the part at
footed with lemon. IL 10 valuable, also
to warts, and to destroy dandrutf on tie
dead by ruboiRg ihs root OF the hair
with 1t. 10 fact, its uses are manifold,
and the more we employ 1t extreDa y
the be tier ne ehsll And ourselves.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
Philadelphia, Wilmington q EA
timore Railroad.


trains vin leavs wilmingten - soIlow.
rA,l: Z = is.ys::s,; 2 s1sSsn ~
,z.::Ss:a.s,srs e * Va ~~ a. n.
iSsifS & ssi a.. e h "a -, "a IL *
n K q & q" =. IN !. =. 5 |. .M ms.
u q. a ao.. .ii.S is. -. * rS3a =.
y so1 = West W. Chester, vi. L.uoain. 80 an.
For Newark tCentrsj and intermediate sta
f Baiiaors and ins e p s,ssisns 10 Il.
s:is$ e 4: s.s :.s.ss.s.. Pa
% z and iisIA. NJ. II %, q IT, ~. 80 va
fS.ins Tor Bela-arr Division leav. for,
New Castle, sm 10 .. m, llkL IA 1M,
a Is D. m, and u o. hiFht
GEORGETOWN and Lewes, . % a. m - 70 p. m.
Hsrri sgton. DeimIr. isd way stations go
I n; !. i 3; Ii harrington, 40 p. N. Wa
Eip!sss % Dover. Harrington. and Del
mar, II % Night.
Mpre.. for e.ps cS.rtes Old Point o0n
fort abdKerfoik, n % night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for WI.
v .. Il IA u q .. m, a, sci, io2 "a 80,
a ae: :% 81 ea.a aa. 2 . p ss IN. LH a.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philaddiphia teIpre.sl, 200. Z 81 80,
Sesos m az Il. m H.. ms ny AZ 70 IN In
Sor chssisr ssSpfs:sS. IlAsiO. IL 81 , m.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
Wrecked by Fashion.


Benevolent gentleman (bastowi1g q
.riile)-So you Jailed in business, IN y
poor fellow. How was ~
Tramp--On account OF the raise in
shirt collars, sor. Il lett me bank
rupt.
Benevolent Gentleman What
Were you in the furnishing goods
tradeY
Trsmp-No, sor; but whin the judet
took TO wearin' collars three inches
wide, me ould woman laid aside the
wash board and shut up shop. Now
oil depends on the merishes Of Il {
could, could woI. rid,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

There was q large company at din.
ner The other day at the Deans, and
Miss Ella was looking out of the win
dow as II expecting some one.
"Tbat's dear Mr.. Karlstop; now we
shall have some music. Is Il her Yes,
Ii isl No, it isn't. Yes, that's his
gait, l know"
"Tain't his gait either. sis, an
don't you forget it," shouted a sweet
youth In knickerbockers "Pop says
he amt a-goin' to have no Dutch
music'man hanging on his gate with
YOU"
But here he was muzzled and drag
Ged out OF the room.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

DeHaven-'I tell you what, De-
Young, have the sharpest wife oou
ever saw in your life. Why, the other
day gave her just barely enough
money to go out and buy dress. and
If you'll believe it she came home with
two"
DeYoung-"Thst Is sharp. How
did she manage IL"
DeHaven-' Why, she bought one
and the other she had on when she
went out"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

"Fall is at hand" he remarked as
the sergeant at Woodbridge street sta
ton registered him tor drunk.
What do you know about falli
exclaimed the officer.
~ know all er is to be known, sir
Fell three times fore the officer GO
me, and twice on er way up herei"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
wILMISuTOn = nVRTM Enn =

lseye Wilmington (Frsnch st-eet) A. lolloNi
Yer Roaains, Birdsboro, Joanna, Sprins
said, NaynesburH junction, Manor, Potti
villa, TAGaquA, Allentown, Lebanon, Wsf
nersville and al points on the Phi ilAdelphii
For Springfield, WAynesburE June
lion, OoAtesvillo, Embroevilln, IserAp,
UbAdd's Ford and DuPont's and intsrIns
date 1oints,I.o e Am, 2Gb, and Is D. m.
for Ooatesvills and informed iats points
st I 90 q. m, . % and 10 p. m.
FOR west Onsstor, 7 .oe q. NJ. Ats and 4 o.
p. m.
FOR new Bridge and intermediate poinn
elt p, N. and on Saturday, at . 20 and II II
p. m.
I'm sunday for BEADING and insarmodILs,
points, at % =. M, and Tor Springfield are
Intern edtato points st 0 10 o. m.
a. q. hoUAOSLAND, r. u. RIBBA Nj
Superintendent fenil Pass. A.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
DEPARrMENT.

~ =. ". UOR ora kIHG STa
Bills arc now ready for 1855. lfpsid on OF
Bore January slst, 1855, the fsos OF tins
In February, PSF cent will be added
In NATsh, 10 ar ssAt.
FER March slat, feTales MAy be drawn.
Aeeounis Tor January will be closed ON the
~ at4p. m
=foprr = holders arc charged with the water
u. owners OF stAblea please take notice
u persons are warned not 20 supply Addi-
~ vilhOu. a written OF printed perm II
this department. under penalty Of t2O.
Il ia' eptn FROM n. IN to 4p. IN.
a J. .. GROAE, Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
Grand Depot

DENHB0N a PEACH's GRAND DRPor
for our new blend ofteA at 50 ami 90 cent?; u
beats the world; have you tried our coH &c ;
have you seen our sugar; have you tried prtl,
mel as and conserved hKa have you seen our
french prunes and evAporated apples. NV
" lenus gu miss something every day that yoa
stay away from the GRAND DEfOT. We Hat
VT mIsi ives we are tie WanAmas err OF this
we sell strictly pure country lard our can ed
goods are ALI hrst class, no old stock; our can
ned tomators are the onder OF all who use
mem, they are truly pure. II you would sec
mt nonr we handle, you would say we cannot
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money every week by buying from
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Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
MAhKtT ST, s Gi5SsS

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mh' The girls need them, The
,T ~ mem, we all need them. We
,snty OF them; all sizes, with heel
'pg heel; fleece lined and fusion
esli-actlng and buckle for ladies,
ahu children Mems and boys'
R, 10 wear with gum boots; all
r litter call early though. They
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Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

EOIlUE-rHE ANNUAL M GETTING
Of the III Greek Union Association
the tettction Of horse thieves and &C W
q stolen properly. Will be held OF
lon Hail, 10 Mil Greek Hundred, or
nrdsy, tho ash day OF January, 1885, 81
#elO . IN
DAVID EASrBU Nm, President.
q. buckingham, SEQ. III 7td nv