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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-14
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buft Dor feline ausen,
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unb brape iunee DlGnner BEL Der Wabl
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linIs liesen Iehsn un6 bic braben Nldcs
den oufiu6en, bic bon ibren beritdnbis
gen Dlilttern gu tiidtieen Sausfrauen
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am Gnee bic iuabrsn 2aoies ess San.
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bate Yatrioten unb ldIipte RsnubIifa,
ner I'M i66niten Slime bes ggUrtes
paren ni8t 10 freisstis nit bem Ute
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ton, bic ben G6nis .,SboSSp" anbetet
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-14
6ep6fbe.

SaiIenihrdute in allen tsu9Iih'n SroBer
ueroen innerbalb Der 9iebes. uno Gsusrith
eren @ewoIbe ,u 9reiisn BON $40 aufIparts
permietbet
Die Gompaanie nimmt Sertblaben' gu
bsr, @olO, SuwsIeu etc, bilIiS in auIbeipaDr
ung ~
Stilomenie, llsbsrihreibun9en. SppotDefeu
uno anoere wert5bole 9Htumente. uenu MOI
pou beitlmmtsu @ertb, 81 per 5a9r oosr and)
nah Dem llmtan8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-14

= Ginen bebcutensen 8erluIt Sur6
5euer erlitt am borIebten 0ienitds
sSeile Carpenter, incem feline $3.50
SUB grOBe Sdeuer uno iein blItoriideS
MObnbaus innerbalb spei StunOen
nieberbrannten, ipoour9 er eiusn Sers
tuIt bon $4,000 erliit, bon bem nur
$4,000 bur6 8eriideruns sebedt iinO.
Der gtIarin tra6te Die 9ihstOner
Ssueripebr auf Die 8sine, aber es ipar
nett sur Sranoitdtte unb nur baS
Treibbaus unb oas 8orratbsbau5 fonns
ten serettet perD.n, ipie aud Elm 4fsro
unO Sub. Carpenter seoenII iOfort
tpieber auiSubauen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-14

9isie GOmpOsnis idsuft epur.9epoiiteu be:
ionoere Nutmertinmteit. auf iueldle pad) orel
Nisnaten uno oariber 3inien srIaubt werosn'
Ser Bins pirO balbidbrIih gum snp'tal 9e'
idllaarn. Sn 8oIge oes 9roben anpitals BON
S. 50,000, oas pou sinbejobIt unroe' MIRO oit'
fer alahe BON 0epoiitoren Die otnibar oelte
Siderbeit aemabrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-14
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Srnlt uno SUE SrpOft
@pmpa8nie.
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tor, Netipiept assnt. pfleaer, Sruitee uno
Gomiie uno Ibernimmt Stufts leoer yrt uuter
Grnennuua non Siaaien, 1sridten, Corpora
tipusu un0 Yripaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-14

Die @uffdluug Der 9rospect 9Ipenue
Bride lit 70 iueit UOrsei6ritten. bab
man SieieIbe bieie gBOae befabren
fonnte.
Ee5~ Sm S5ubtore Der 9sbr. Slid
an Gebarftr. finOet man Die beite8aare.
t6g- @bas. S6eu5's StiefeI. un6
59ubssid,aft 1T nit ben beitsn 8aas
rem reidlia berieben un6 bic Yreiie
iiuO 70 nisbris, ipie irsenbWo in Der
StaS!. 2
ssSr 5ei9enipan's bsriibmtes gleips
arr Eager unb 8aaantine's Grport
Bier iii immer gu baben beim 6dB6eu
ooer OuBenO 6lai6en BEL NliGaeI
Niaer, 434 uuo 436 @eoar gtpenue !;
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9ierhe su perleibeu. Vile 8eiteluns
uusen bei 9Oit ober SeIepbon ptiaItIi6
uusBeftbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-14
GOLD SNIITH'S.
Wholesale and Retail.

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J gluSE.abI Ger nit Siiidii6t auf {
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! 8ieeerberfdufer BON S9ubs :
: pert finosn bel uuS cine boa' 4,
: ltanbiss auspubI unb iDnnen Z
= chen 70 biais faufen, ME in heH :
d 5abriten bss Ofens.
@msrUS ,lnb Setaii.
49,. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-14

9ripatshRner fur Damen RNb Samis
en- i'm siDeitsn Stodtperie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-14

Die fsinitsu g8eine, Sbampasner
unb 2iaueuren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-14

auRern m iseer Gasss,sit
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

NRBE'r-A SIX no lMED HOUSE,
~ and cold water with bath, iFtnt
NlA! POI b, $40 month. Also. Eve.
w haze 18th front porch IS per n Onth.
Nv p, J, FORD.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

A woman, speaking OF the attack
made upon her ssx for their methods O
handling their skirts or bussleB when
sitting down, carrying their pArasols
sud other habits, sAyf: az think three
quarters OF such talk Is nonsense. j
an perfectly sure that mon have just a.
many marked habits a. women. What
can be more absurd, / would like to
know, than TO soc . man, every time he
ats down, hing his coat tails wide
apart2 Thea, again, that everlasting
twitehipE ct the legs OF his tEOuGeEs SO
- TO pull them up In folds above tbs
kness, Anh exposing generally the not
always attractive top OF pair Of shosa,
~tth strings tied In : BY no means at
t,active knot. To me one OF the repul
siVe habits IL the refoIdinR up Of q
handkerchief before replacing in the
pooktt which is quite common amonR
men. / alNAyB wonder II the user L
fraid OF getting thsm musstd or only
wAnte the outside fresh and clta1. As
regards pullinR down opffs 90 they vii
hhoW beneath the sleeve, and similar
tricks, are they not every day BlEUts?"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
MAKES AN tXCITENE
TN LOWELL.

This girl is thirteen years Of age, and s
one OF number of old, helpless cases /
progressive paralysis, cured by the Moxie
Nerve Food. She now resides at NJ. Z
L Street In the City Of Lowell, State OF
Massachusetts, She was so helpless her
mother was Obliged to attend her az in in.
fancy. Her physicians said her disability
was progressive paralysis, and absolutely
incurable. A nurse at the Massachusetts,
General Hospital advised the use of Moxie
1t was given. No medicine or other
means were used meantime Two cases
OF Moxie made her as well as ever before
and from being speechless and helpless,
she Is low healthy, ronping school girl,
with glib tongue, and no one would
ever Imagine she was once a helpless,
hopeless wreck.
We certify that the above is absolutely
true in every respect.
john NICHOLSON, Cher father.)
SARAH NICHOLSON, Cher mother
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

and the next instant was greeted bv a
familiar voice.
my niece Miss Eleanor Harley is
betIothed TO this gentleman, Mr.. Hale
Of Boston," said Mrs. Harley, smiling.
I'VE desire 10 have You perform the
ceremony this evening, Mr.. Nash p"
lie led the way TO the parlor, and
Eleanor sank into the nearest chair,
All the members Of my household
are away" said the old man, adjusting
lhs glasses. II Is customary u have
Two witnesses, but even my house,
Keeper is out at present. Ali / have Il,
Ihere Is young man up stairs--one
oil the Vlclime of the late railroad dis
aster. He was brought to eur house
In state bordering upon dissolution.
but IS conyalescent now. will re.
quest him to lola US"
AS soon as he had left the room
Eleanor turned an appealing glance
upon her aunt, but that lady looked
coldly away.
Something rose in the poor girls
throat and seemed to choke her: a mist
came over her eyes. WA there no
escape? She would not, could not, do
this thing.
She rose and held out her hands
trembliDgly toward Greyson Hale.
CAPPED
he started forward, but Mira. Harley
reac aed her first.
"Are you madH" she yhispored. 81
VIII send you adrlit to.morroWP'
Aloud she said gently;
DO not mind her, Mr.. Hale, shet
has been nervous all day."
Hale regarded her with 4 scOwl
wen have an end to that sort Of
thing when you are my WIFE," he
thought.
MIR Nash came back with a tall fig.
ure in q gray dressing gown, 3 figure
that walked weakly 20 a chair. and
sank Into 1t with his head dropping,
and his face In the shadow.
All eyes were on Eleanor, and she
looked down. but there was no blush
OF modest pride upon her cold cheeks, |
Greyson Hale advanced, and their
hands were clasped; then in a low,
monotouous voice, the minister began
the brief service.
ANahoI ulAub Lne responses IN |
whisper. All things seemed fading |
IRON her, even memory. MemoryP No. !
Suddenly there rushed over her faint
ing heart food OF sweet influences.
the scent OF roses, the glance of tender, |
dark eyes, the sound OF low, thrilling
tones.
Slowly her heavy lids raised; the
strange, silent witness was leaning
forward In his chair, and his dark eyes
burned iuto hers.
Wayne, cave mel" che cried. start.
ing forward.
"Nellie, my NelNel' was the re.
eponse, and the next instant her old
lover clasped er to his heart, and she
knew she was at rest.
Mrs. Harley, this Is your work."
said Wayne Norton. "You told me
Nellie had forgotten me, and gone
away that day | called to see her. And
now you would force her into mar
rage with a man she never loved,
never could love, Go, both of you.
Nellie is mine forever, and you have no
further claim upen her. Her appeal to
me saved her at the eleventh hour"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
ROrkllgn9l and
Ladies Read!
BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-fYe Dollars and Up
wards.
TWELFTH WARD

Over four hundred sold Ii
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall hon,
within q square OF these lots
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave
nue.. Fare 5 GEMS
Look at the improve,
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car llns
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe Invest.
ment, where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had 8
great many people taken
this advice when we gave it
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed GOV
and buy.
Building lots on essy
terms In all sections of tae
city. Building loans, stock
o. orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how &c
secure a home apply to
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

SsHR.
Rs 1855
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
owes 4Ooo nIIIs, A. osno,.

Captain sloeum, who, with his wifi
and children, is travelling in a canoe
from Rio Grande do Sui to Washington
y. 2. Cover 400 miles), was met of
Georgetown, s o., last week by Captain
Hubbard of the steamer Planter, and
towed to the quarantine eta ion at North
Island. ut was Captain slOcum's idea
to put into Georgetown for provisions,
but the quarantine officer would MT per.
NIT him to 90 up to the city. Captain
Hubbard, however, furnished him with
supplies from the Planter, aud Friday
morning the dsuutless captain resumed
his voyage, after sending Captain hub
bard photograph of his remarkable
little vessel.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
ITEMS OF iNrEaEsr.

Pet5ifled wood has been found IN larg,
| quantities In the Hoosal Mountains, n AZ
/ flnto, Eureka county N, vada. Tho
! specimens are oak ard pitch pine
Another Massachusetts, schooneT-tht
Henry Dennis lis 10 engage in hal but
hahing on tbs Pacific coast Her "catches''
will be Skipped overland to Boston
Ene sons grave at Concord, Mass is
marked by a large boulder Of pink quartz
which serves for Il gladstone No chjsel
has ever tou he'd IL, and IL stands lust as
It came fr IN the quarry
About NC useless thing as there ia in
This world 10 the word ''obey lin the mar
riage service Tn bad wives W, MT obey,
SUD the good ones never give their hus.
bands occasion to command them
eY raj highwaymen ia New York met
WI their match in the person Of q street
car driver, whom they attempted TO rob
at night. He fslled one CT the ruiIlans to
e G ground with blow of & switch hook,
aud the others booming frightened ran
away.
Opportunities for great usefulness, like
thonsand'dollar notes, seldom come TO
ordinary mortals but little kiudnesses
and brneiactlons are wanted daily, and
like ANAL change, are very nseessary 10
carry on the business of II and happi
ness
The winner Of the first prize at the re-
cent beauty show in pa, Belgium has
since been sh wered with offers of mar
rage II is said that among those in the
field for her hand are no less Than ten
marquises and a dozen counts and Wis
counts The girl is a native of Guade-
loup
A Problem.-Jeweller-I always make
a practice Of carrying home all the Valua-
bles after licking up The safest plan |
guess.
Friend-1 wouldn't II l were you
euppose your shop was broken into dur
ing the night and people read in the pa
per the next morning that the thieves had
! una nothing on your premlses-your
reputation Mnnld Ia nnnn
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

rood and.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

-rINryp-A SITUATION By A
li.o'ly temperate yoa5g mah, Y
" 10 a. per sr ard sarpsIitss,, e z nots
Idsrssl ", this ohics. ns esR
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
pE. slnns, Rse onrs.

The greatest eye medicine on earti
curing hundreds OF sore and iniamee
eyes, red and graduated eye lids, and
weak eyes, every year. We refer 20 Mr.
Turner, at Hockessin, Ar.Rumor on Pop
lar st., Amos Brown, near Stanton, be
sides many othera, all remarkable cures
Perfectly Aure, very reliable. Supplied
IN rs and Soc bottles. Main depot 4th and
King strehts. Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

.-TIETFp-HEIP FUHNlsHBD FUR
~ tsIolt, rts0rAnta and private iaml-
w, ~ lLotast no;loe. Apply az ths
sssisst5n II tSlligeaoS once, COS Orange
IN
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

Informs ton collected by the "Popu-
lar Scisnce Monthly" goes to chow that
longevity without regularity OF habits
Is rars. In the blanks resolved, old
people, mon aud women alike, are put
Gown rs early rlseFs and retireTs.
almost without exception, and fully 10
cut Of every 20 hsya obses we'd this GUS
ON through life, excspt, perhaps, 1t
come short period in youth. MeAln hIvl
hem ealsn regularly, three each day,
With dinner 1t noon, iho exception
being so rare ~ TO Indicate EoshtrR
Exatoise, in mOst casea. hss been hard
work up to 65 or 10 o people are, O.
a rule, SO active and foul IT constant
occupation as mOst persons are at IS.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
Eor Rent.

VOR BENT - THE THREE. STORY
dHl1s No 1907 W. Eighth street.
Al-f CONS and bath, hot aud cold
tslH sea, heater IN cellar, hack,
tsae llHt "a d. Carpets will be sold to
t9Ii4Hs luuee, lnqa Al this once,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

DR.. sinns' white PuImonIe BalsAn
The great real prevention OF oonsump.
tl0n and positive oure Of coughs, sore
throat, hOArHereBs, Group, etc., and pos
Tive preserver Of the voice for public
speaking. Sold only In 500. and 81
bottles. Depot, Fourth and King ltreats,
Wtlmin eton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

BY EIcHARD HENRY sroDDA RID.

The wild HovemboF Oemaa At lat
Honoath q veil Of FatD;
me q 'ght Wind blows Its fols aide,
Her lace is full Of pain.
The lateat Of her RAGS, she taksl
lhe autpmn'S vacant thronsi
pne ha5 Bat o1s short y Don 10 live,
Ana she must Iva alone.
y barren rorlm a. withsgaa d slds.
Bleak Wooef q fallen leaVes,
Ihe pAleet morn that ever daWnod,
he orearisst OF ewes.
II 70 no wonder that she comes.
Poor month aifh tsaFB Of pain,
For what can one 50 hopsisss 40
But weep, 81 d weep esaih9
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

That every body pught to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the bsst,
veil cleaned coal In every ton You buy.
Oak, pine end hickory kipdling wood In
large loRds. Limo for WhitswAshInR
Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Central
ofiios. Seventh and King streets. Tool
Tor the blue Sign. Open In the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

TnlHItU-UO D HWkI8AUhA AT
NV hiptftert. ~ properly 1T half ipa
IN, PHlI.lP X. Ola Rk 4 CO.,
w t2t q aFket ntleet.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

Stop in at No. 3C4 Market street and
look at cur large and comp etc assort
mGnt of Mems, Ladies' and Children's
shoes in all sizes and all the different
widths Boston Shoe House, Henry Pike,
proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

rnds ID
elntpofl
Ganetil
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

STINrlp A SITUATION BY a
IN touuetsnt girl fcr heusegofk or
Elsg Al ~ 'lCCur att stteal, bet@asn
~ Ahd Ohuieh. NJ w
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

REMEMpPp That the pFosones O
nEM EN- DEh Generals B0anFsTafl
and Early, who are IN oharEo o. 80 dfsw
ings, ts . GUARANTEES OF ebsoIutb lsirnesI
and integrity, that the chanoss are N.
equal ana that no one can possibly divine
what numbers Will draw PfiEa.
BEa1EM BER AIso, that the psymons d
Prizes u 9UABAHTEBR MY R9TIN
hALlOMAE BAEHM Of EsW OrIeang.
and the Tickets are signed BY the PreTi
dent OF an Institution, WhoHe chBftefee
rights arc resogEized IN the Highest oourtg.
noymouB sehamAs
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

Would altar house alter March 18th
next, No. a4S Madison Atreet, into store
for good tenant. Would make . good
Laundry stand. Apply to W. Scott
Vernon, REPUBLICAN, ofioe,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

House and sign painter and gFaIne T
JAIL and sec me before going anywhere
else. Work reasonable. No 80A Orange
street. TILGHMAH DANHaR,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

|1tErDI -BOARDREs AT ssl MAR.
~ IL stree, and rooms 70 rsnt. hls0
i plft osi'ets
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

{ ud Al
IA
iCriCoHsl
iih frl1
ham Nj
Wigl
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Hot d
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
ana Prizes, amounting to........1.o si, .;

a'lSa fEiAes, amounting to...s... 81, 0sA zoo
N0TH.-Tiokets drawing CAPITAL PriEas ara
not entitled 10 terminal Prizes, ~
for CLUB Rates, or any further infOrmA
ton dehrod, write legibly 70 the underniFp.
~ oiesrly Stating your residence, Witt
5tEte, County, Street ana Humhsr Moys
rapid return mail delivery Will be assures
~ yogr enclosing an Envelope bearing youI
send PORTAL NOTES. Express MonsY
Orders or New Y ork Exchange IN ordlnarS
lettoI. Currency BY Express (St cur sxpenssl
addressed 70
n. A.DAUPHIE,
rev Orleans, Ia,
WszhInEeona. y, Q
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

wishes to inform the public that be will
continue the Toe cream business a. Ne.
81 Jeferton strest; also oysters will be
served In every style snd by the quart
At the usual prices. Telephone cali asa
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
LowRLL, Mao. aent. / 1sSs.

LOWELL, Mass, Bept ], 1858,
MIDDLEsEX, IS.
Personally appeared before me, G nota-
ry public, John Nicholson, and made
oath that the above statement is true
GEO. Il. RICHARDSON, Notary Public,
o6-2taW
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

The celebrated ThE6e h. b. d. Cigar,
Manufactured By a. =. Bourbon q
Bro, No. zl9 West BeooEd street. The
best Do. cigar In shs city TEv them.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

A bandsoms surrey, for want Of us
Jnlt been done up 10 6rst-olass order;
Will sell ct bargain, as owner hiss no
use Tor II. Apply Of First b Allmon
Seventh aRd 5hipiey ttreets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

A. = bargain, 8.roOm house, with con
yenienoss, Only $500 requires dow n
Apply 10 W. Scott Vernon, this oao,,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

when baby was ulck. We gave her uAstorSA
Whsn she was Chila she cried for Uastoria
When she became Mis- she chung to oastOri
When she Aad shilsssn Hhs save them Gas
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

NOTIOE - HEREBY OWEN THAT
IN the understand will make applioa
ton u the next gesslen Of the LeRiaIalurs
Of the Sta Of DolhERre for . divorce rom
bis wife Mary J. Daputy,
ne I'm JOHR p. DEPUTY
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

We, ths uldoFslgnsd BANKS ana IssERara
viii pay Rll PflSes draWn Al mo I,oaI9s 4,
Stato Lotteries whi0n may M presented 8,
our oountoHa.
=: y, WALWHLEE, Pres, A.ouAstuss
NRtfOn AA hama
RAEaRE LAEAUX. Fsraa. aansn ~
sfOuEi Rama,
q. BhLDWGh, Pres. n. q, ERtsI ma
OAhL A0HH Pres. UniaR n aetonaI
6Rnh.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

Strong onuRn candy At FerEusou's, II
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

10 cabinst photos ~ UumminRE' gal
cry for SO. 500 Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

7 usr buLIr-SrRAYEDAWAY ezsNn
~ nom the proaises OF subscriber 49,
neef ALIENS bTlokFard, about the middle OF
Oetoeer, small red buil, with one or two
small white spots, and shout TWO 20 70 old
rhe HndsI viii be suitably rewarded Ga 70.
turning him 70 lSA 40 P, FORMAN.
n6Atd ltHA
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

4 ADY-AE INDUETkIOU6 LADY OF
- fair education and good GadreJi, van
ted Tor Q aomsWnAt Responsible position In
an ebtAbhahed house grOi ely reference
rsquiredi ~ weekly 70 o5mmsgso. Apply TO
ESQ hlfH MOUNT,
NJ az No, ets Aa.kst street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
FIRE! FIRE |!
SMOKE! SMOKEI

October 10th there was a
large fire on Filbert street. Phila-
delphia, in a place where Messrs.
Wood, Brown & Co., had some
Is thousand dollars worth Of
reserved stock of
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
4 SPRECEDEHTEB IITRleTIONI
U eva 1 klLLI0n bISIRIDUTER
Louisiana StateI.ottarV oompar

LouisianA State ottary Company
Incorporated hy the Legislature IN 1904
Ior Educational and Uharitabls purposes
snd lie franchise made part Of the present
Whelming popular vote.
Its GRAND ExTRAOWDINARY
DRAWINGS take place Bomi-Amnu.
ally dame and bee embarl, and fta
sanAhD SINGLE \ On BER DRAW
ANGe take place ON each of the
OtheF ten months I'm the year. ana
are ALI drawn i'm public, RE Ih0
Academy OF Music, New Orleans. La.
ave DO hereby certify that Ne supsYvtss
tue arrangements for all the Monthly and
Seml'Annual drawings Of The Louisiana
5tata Lottery Co., and In person manGEt
and oontrol the drawings thsmSoIvss, AZ
thAt The same ere conducted With honesty
teirneas ana In 5000 faith toward all partial
and We authorize the company to use tbif
osrtinoats. with fac.Blmiles o. our GlEnatuYR
astAshsH IN its shSartissmaass"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
DRESS GOODS

stored on the 2nd.foor above
the fire. Having made a salts
factory settlement with the In
sursnce companies, they sold the
entire stock on November Ist.
We we've fortunate enough to
buy several truck loads OF the
same and find on taking off the
paper wrapper the goods are
perfectly clean and fee from
smoke. We guarantee every
piece we sell to be be strictly
perfect.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

&TOTICE - hEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ an application viii DO mado 90 the
onorablc lgnatius U. Grub, Associate
iuitlos of the superior OourI Of the stEs0 u
btl&wAro, rsstdtDE IN reB aRsta OOuBty,
D, 1854, 81 10 O'Clock 10 tbs morning al ne
Otutt bouss IN v llming ton IN the STATE and
ouutE &'Ornseid, for the ine0rporat on OF
the "9upren Ccuuell Of the Legion OF the
aed Togs," tbs 0biset Of Ehlea is tho ma
hnsncs Of an association for charitable ans
literary pLrp3fo, and 10 that end 10 hGvpp5s
Hafs ana enioy ali the rlghsa, dement's AND
privileges IAN DOT OohceFning Private
DECORATIONS, 'pAgaed at DoVsr, March lstb,
a " lbss. hEFhY q. OOHBEu,
os0-l0t Atty Tor lneorporatorB.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

NOTICE PAYERG INVaHTMEa 4
In The Home Loan Association
eArbed for stOokbsldors asst year
NOS Tess than seven per cent stuck
In the new series nav for sale
n. 4. TAYLOR, Secretary,
o2s-I2t No, 0O2 MARK ~ s,rset.