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Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

The remains Of j. Howard Walter,
who committed suicide At the residence
OF George Thatcher, in KsDnett town.
sRiP, Pa, on sunday night, win be In
tered at Hookessin tomorrow after.
noon. He is referrtd TO by the Kennett
News and Advertiser As having been q
very exemplary man, and highly es
teemed by all Of his Aoq uAintAnoes. he
pePslA, but his friends did not expt ct
OF his immediate relatives their re.
mains an aged father, one brother, DR..
2. d. Walter of Marietta, OHIO, . sister,
the wife of Lewis Agnew Of KsnnetG
township. He Was In his 4lst year.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Coroner BArnhill summoDed . jury
last evening In the Gaze of Louis Bar
tholomeu, who was killed on the B. &
o. Railroad near Dupont street ON
Monday evening The jury viewed the
body and then adjourned TO the Della.
ware avenue station OF the b. 3 o.
Railroad. The evidences OF the train
bands aud several other witnesses was
heard, after which ths following yer
dict was rendered;
"Resolved, That Louis Bartholomew
came to his death by being struck and
run over by passenger train No. 80 on
the B. g. o. Railroad At 5hAlloross ave
nue. crossing, and the oompAny be nd.
vissd by this jury to place safety gates
At that crossing"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29
Hrsvluos.

me cheapest hat house In the eAey
RMmEOFd BFOs.' AOA MRTkoe ntEeoa.
oupping and lsOchingI los E. Second st.
Try Bush's coal you will like It,
BTAziliAn Balm. immediate cure for numps
Try Bush's coal =; you viii surely like 1t.
AillNrd y. Davis, ieWeler, . H. Second st.
Fine is z. Rlnga, At HAnrs, Is K. Fourth.
Prank Reop Smith. druggist, bth and King.
American Laundry, 500 West Front street.
Fine cigars and notions at N. W. corner
Seventh And Poplar streets. l.. Bell.
you Waat oDeAp picture frames 90 70 q.
Z. BAuHh. 203 West Second street. have
the largett stock In DolRWAroi come and see
Tor yourselves.
Ross. 2l0 Ellrkst street, has the largest
and cheapest stock Of hats. white shirts un
derWoAT, neekWear and hosiery In the city.
Uall and sec them.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

SCRANTON, Aug. 2s james Kelly son
of Mayor Kelly, Of Carbondale, was kill
ed In q coAi train wreck at Melrose on the
jefferson branch of the Erie Railroad
to-day while engaged In his work as
br Akeman.
The widow OF James Thornton while
engaged picking coal on the Bloomsbury
Division tracks of the Delaware, LackG-
wanna and Western this morning was
run down by a coal train. She WAS fear
fully mangled, dying before she cou Id be
taken froEl under the cars.
Patrick Thom9s, employed as mason
on the bridge crossing Roaring Brook,
was caught beneath falling derrick this
morning and crushed to death The &C
cIdent was caused by the giving away Of
a link in the guy chain.
Frank WAlRyichek, employed In paint
ing cara at the carshops, was caughs be-
tween the bumpers OF two cars by an en-.
gine backing down upon them to-dsl
and fatally crushed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

A meeting Of she young Republicans
va held 81 New CASTLE on ruesdAy
evening. 1t was called to order By John
q. King, after witch ohioers were
chosen aq follows; President, william
]. Htrhell; vice ryssidents, William b.
Clark, Harry A. George; secretary, A.
v. Leslie George; treasurer, John q.
King; executive committee, James b.
HAnoe, William W. Watts, John Tay.
lor, William Brown, J. Warren BArnA'
BY; committee on permanent room
Harry d. George, William II. Bradley.
The constitution Of the State League
Of Republican Clubs was adopted and
the name Of The Young Mems Republi-
can Club Of New CASTLE selected. The
membership Of the club In seventy, and
they will hold meetlDRs every Tuesday
night. Ali Republicans are invited TO
join them and help on the good cAute.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

WARRINGTON, Aug. 29.-In the U.
8. Senate yesterday the resolution offer.
cd by Mr.. HOAr lAst Friday and amend.
Cd by Mr.. Mdm unds was agreed to
calling on the President for copies ol
correspondence, etc with Great Bfi.
tain in relation TO tle treatment oi
American vessels In Canadian waters.
The conference report on the sundry
Owl bill was explained by Mr.. Allison.
The discussion OF the report took q
wide range, pending which the Senate,
after an executive session, adjourned.
10 the House, leave OF absence was
granted for ten dAys 10 Mr.. Gr0sVenor,
OF Ohio, who has an engagement 10
make speeches in Maine. Leaves OF
absence were also granted to MesBIs.
Stewart, Of Texas, and Turner, OF
Georgia
The Hooker resolution AuthorIEins
the President to suspend the oollecSion
OF duty on imported cotton bAgRing
during the existence Of the trust ls be.
fore the Ways and Means Committee,
but has not yet been considered. An
Associated Press despatch sayu: "Tsere
10 . growing belief on the part OF =
number OF Democrats that there may
be an opportunity 70 make o party
question OF the trusts, and movement
Ia in progress 10 have the whole sub
Ject considered OF . DemocrAtIo caucus,
with view 10 enAoting some leRlslA.
tion based upon the nine specific bills
already introduced In the House By
Mr. BreokinrldRe, Of ArkAnBAa."
The House Committee on MAnuIao.
lures yesterday decided TO beRiu the In
vestieation Of the cotton bARRinR trust
on Friday next,
Senator Plat has proposed an amend.
ment TO the FortI6cAtion's bill, Gppro
priAtinR $40, 600 for the manufacture OF
ten inch breech. loading steel guns onthe
Woodbridge system, Of higher power
than that now partially constructed By
the Ordnance Department, and adapted
70 Are projsctlle Of 500 pounds weight
With S76 pounds OF powder. S36 900 Is
also appropriated for tasting the gun.
A conference OF Republican Senators
will be held to morrow night 10 consider
the tariff. 1t is also thought that the
Retaliation message will receive con-
alteration to deside the course OF action
TO be taken in regard to 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

George W. Jaokton Wishss It 10 be
distinctly understood that he will con-
tinue the business of bill posting ard
distributing circulars, not tWithstAndiDg
reports to the contrary. Should he be
elected Coroner of New Castle County,
next November, he expects to continHe
TO look aitsr the Interests Of his former
patrons and At this same time attend to
the duties of the offios. The people
should stand by him, and give him
that support which he merits. He has
aCne . great deal OF worS RrAtuitously,
aud 1t is nothing more than EiRht that
he shall hAva something Ont OF the pEb.
lio pure.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29
RutehsrlnE moorIsh Rebels.

LONDON, Aug. 28 "A despatch to the
Central News from TAngier says the
Emperor of Morocco is detsrmiued to
wresk quick and fierce vengeance on
the rebels who treAoherously mAssAoTed
Prince Muley and his 200 followers re.
Gently. The troops sent against the In :
surgsnts are given free license to burn,
butoher and ravRge. Neither children
nor the aged are spared, and the women
are being abused and eIslaved. The
Emperor has penetrated the disaffected
districts, and 1t is reported that he is
surrounded and besieged by the insur'
gents. The European Powers are bsiD 9
urged to send ships to Morocco to pro-
tact the OhristiAns and Jews In the
c0ast towns.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Maintained GAlileO, when his tormen.
tors rAoked him for Advocating the trus
system Of Oopernious. Certain folliss
hold out, however, against the illumi'
nation of discovery and experience.
There are hosts OF people who because
they have adopted certain principles,
continue 10 swallow them 10 their dy.
ing day In defiance Of the laws Of COM
mon sense. Mercury, drastrio purEA.
tlves, super. potent narcotics and seda.
tlves, though they have given ground
before the Irresistible pro9reas Of Hos
tetter's Stomach BitterF, . national
painless remedy for disorders Of the
liver, the stom aoh aud the bowels, still
continue to make AmbulAtinR Apethe.
carries shops Of many stomAohs. Tie
symptoms OF live troable are easily re-
medIehle without any abdominal dis
turbAnos v .th thls benehcent Alternative.
80 also are oons :.iuAiioD, sick headache,
heartburn and an INABILITY o digest sat
isfAotorlly. 1t cures fear Aud agueI
rheumatism and kidney trouble.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Extensive alterations aud improve
mentE bsve AgAia baen made a. the
Wilmington Commercial College, Insti
tute Building, Eighth and Market
streets, an additional hall added and 3
new private office for callers fitted up.
The regular college (day) sessions be-
gin Monday. September 3. The prInoi.
pal will be at hts ofice this week daily,
from 8 80 q. m. TO p. M, to enroll
pupils. 18l students enrolled last year,
The course oheeriully explained TO all
who call. Catalogues free,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

PITTsBURa, Aug. 2S Chief Arthur,
Of the Brotherhool Of Locomotive Engi-
neers, came to Pittsburg to-day to attend
. picnic held by members of the order.
He takes no stock in the story that the
railroad men will cut General Harrison
for his utterAnces during the railroad
strike In indianapolis eleven years ago
Sddlng that, Ia his opinion, General Hsr.
rlson said nothing which any honest mar
would not have said.
Mr.. Arthur insists that the strike on
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad lie just one and is hopeful Of
success.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Roberta & HAnnum vii. sell at public
sale to.morroW afternoon, on the lawn
Ia front OF the Beale House, in Chester,
Pc thiFty-seven imported and regis
tered Holstein COWS and heifers, on ao
count Of 3 private gentleman who is
Quires all his time and atten tIon. Any
one OF our farmers who WiIhes to i'm.
prove his dairy stock should attend the
sale. Mr.. Frank @. Btldhhm has seen
them and he pronounoes them very fine
looking, snd we'll worth the especial At
tention OF dAIry men and farmers gener
ally.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Gouley's grand excursion to New
York up the Hudson and down to Couey
Island tomorrow Thursday, August
30th. The train will leave the Balti-
more aud Ohio station, foot OF Market
street, ct 9 a. m. sharp; Delaware avenue
station, 8 10. Parties not going up the
Hud.on, their tickets will be good TO
leave Pier l, New York, any hour during
the day for Coney Island. All excur-
sionis's will leave the Island at 1880 p.
m for Wilmington, arriving at Whining
ton at 4 15A m. Tickets for New YorE,
81 80; tickets up the Hudson or to Coney
lsland, $2.75; tickets up the Hudson and
down TO Coney Hand, % %. Tickets
for sale at 8. H. Baynard's, Fifth and
Market streets, and at the train to NOR
row morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

John P. Bslville, Esq, has returned
from q visit TO the coAl mines, in
schuylkill County, Pa. He says there
10 great activity In the mines and q
large business Is being done In coal. In
the new Boston mine, with which his
son is connected, from 800 to 1000 tons
are min 81 daily aud forwarded TO the
different oltles. AS = consequence the
miners are busily employed, and al
appear to be reasonably prosperous. He
home greatly pleased With his trip.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

New YORK, Aug, 2S The aged mother
of Julius Mailer, who was killed by the
fall Of All arch in the West Hoboken 81 k
Mills few days ago, arrived in this coun-
try by the steamer Bretagne to-day Her
son was about to get married, and had
inylhd his mother to cross the ocean wit.
ness the ceremony and make her home
with him. She was seized with Mysteries
on learning that while on her way across
the ocean to the scene of the festivities
her son had met his death His body had
been embalmed to await her arrival, and
instevd OF his wedding s.e will attend his
funeral Tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

A Fox thAthad been spend ing the after
noon jumping after choice cluster Of
Grapes which he was unable to Reach re.
turned home in the evening feeling much
Detected. And when his Comrades en-
deavored to draw him into a Converse
tlon touching Grapes, he proceeded to
read them Message, giving his views in
relation to the Fishery question Moral;
ANY person who desires to know the
moral of this fable would do we'll to ad.
dress postal card to Mr.. G. Cleveland ,
Washington, d. q.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

The interest In the services held In
tho Independent Methodist Camp at tae
Union Btrest park still continues. Last
evening Mr.. Dolbow preached TO a large
audience, and one soul came forward
and was saved. Preaching this after
noon at 8 o'clock, Tonight Mrs. Du-
hurst, of Baltim ore, will preach a. z As.
All day meeting to morrow, commence
ing at q. m. Preaching every after
noon ct O'CLOCK, and every evening st
Tan A epeeiAl invitation is extended
to all to attend.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29
Tho ofays 70. Uounly Demooraoy.

/ see In last nights paper where the
"6outh Side GFAys" won . game Of ball
from the County Democracy By SCORE
Of 10 toe The sooIe was 10 10 9 whom
the County Democracy came 10 the bat
for the finishing Of the Rsme, with
Buchanan to bat; he got struck With
pitched ball took trst. stole second baaei
when Foster came 10 bat he made
bAte hit when q person outside Of the
nine threw the hall home just as Bach.
AnAn touched the home plate. The um-
pire declared him cut; while the crowd
WAS around the umplTe before he called
"timo" Foster stole home. The GraTB
made z tRse hits and the County De-
mocEAoy made IL base hite. Manuel
struck out 10 men in i've inninRs.
Hipckle made Q home ruu, Buchanan
done fne base stealing on the GrAyH
catcher. Tho SCORE stands II 10 10.
Yours truly,
AN BYE WITNESS.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29
MOTEa.

How that Boston Club Ia playing
Sanders must have been Ia good form
yesterday.
Toe Louisville players had twenty
seven assists yeAte day.
Mike Kelly WGs filed 500 the other
day for playing of sick.
There Was large attendance OF ladies
at the Athletic grounds yesterday.
Ed Norris threatens to sue the Pitts
burg Club II the last hne Of $50 is de-
Quoted from his salary.
The Chicago Club is trying to buy the
release OF Pitcher Pete Wood, OF the
Hamilton Goat. Club.
Higgins plAyed good game for the
Bostons yesterday; having seven put
outs, Eve assists and one error.
Eidle FussslbAok played right field
for the Louisville Club yesterday. He
may sign for the balance OF the sess ID
When Welch got caught off third
base In the frtt inning yesterday 1t
took the eatlre Louisville inReld to put
him cut.
Glea,on and whitney will do the
pitching at Washington to-day. As
Clements has . lame arm. Sohriver may
catch for Gleason.
AL SpAldlnR went to Boston last night
to induce George Wright to make one
Of the Australian party. SpAldinR
wants tae benefit Of Georges expert
enoe in cricket.
Two games for one admission on the
AIhlelic grounds to-day. MAttimors
and weighing will do the pitching for
the Louisville Club, while Chamberlain
ard Ramsey will pitch for the Louis
Ville.
Young Keefe. Of the Troy Club, will
pitch for the Washington Olub against
the "Phillies" In one of the games In
PhilAdelp phia this week. Manager 5ui.
llvAn 10 also making arrangements to
secure another pit jhar OF equal ability.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

The barge Gov. jackson foundered at
sea between Cape Henry and Delaware
BreAkwatsf early last Thursday morn
ing, and the oolorhd cook and his wife
and child we're drowned. The captain
and crew Of two men were rescued In
an exhausted condition. The barRes
Coy. JSckson and Seth Low Were belug
towed by the tag Raleigh. The Seth
Low Wsa toued into Delaware Bay yes.
tsfday, leaking badly.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Died from Grief ADd shhmS-An Ap-
peal for Aiu-rrAIn 0OIIisIOn-uOn-
trAbSud OPIUM.

Died from 0risf and shAme-An Ap-
peal for Atd-rFAIn oOIIIsIOn-uOn-
trAbSud OPIUM.
The death OF Rev. Jesse Pratt, the old.
est Baptist minister in Arkansas, under
peculiarly and painful circumstances, is
reported from Little Rock. "His son, J.
r. Pratt, was on trial for assAulting q
woman, snd the father expressed the
hope he would die before the verdict was
rendered he expired five hours before
the jury came in, sentencing his son to
hve years. imprisonment. Grief and
shame killed him.
Mayor Lawson, Of Menosha, has Issued
an appeal to the people Of Wisconsin in
behalf of the families Of those xii ed or
wounded In the recent mill disaster He
reports that % sma Il children and nine
idows are destitute Thomas 8. Jour
dain, another Of the victims Of the ezplo-
sion, died on Monday.
An extra freight train on the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad collided
with a construction train at Rock Creek,
Iowa, on Monday afternoon. The cars
and an engine were wrecked. G. A.
Rose, roAdmaster. and Patrick Healey
and Patrick Griffin, section men, were
killed, Two other men were injured
seven seven tnoussnd uollars' worth OF con
fIcers on tSa ~ s1ssmsp 0'GG Civ " ~ SSS sHSn..
ssn Francisco on MonSav IT, a., ~
nIores oI the Psciac MAI Somnanv ve "a
arrested for smuggling the Srn@ and ~
Is Thought more sErests viii foIinv w "
General Harr,son snenta a on,te morn
inc al Pnt In"Ray 0h 10 1as,ordou u
viii attend a recsnt ion thsre on Er,dsg
A committee of the Obi Renubiican Ci2b
called unon hin, Jn tba oftarnoon on6 ~
vited him to attend a demonstration at
Fort Meigs next month,
President CleveI.,d and coi Tsno,t
accomnanlsd bo fntarraI ReSenna Co.
missioner Miller, have gone on a fishing
excursion of two or three days in the vi
cinity of Clifton Forge, in the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
Durirg Harrison and Morton pole
raising near Morris, Otsego' county, New
York, on Monday evening, a cannon was
prematurely discharged, killing John
Dickson' Albert sSrRtant and Frederick
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29
The champion Scrap Librarian of Ihs
world,

Mr.. j. H. oAthoArt, of PhilAdelphIA,
was In our city last Sunday. August 26,
TO SOS his many friends. He said he
would have the two drunken women
from Burlington, N. j., arrested II he
had to follow them for twenty years 70
come. They were hero on Sunday, but
kept out OF his reach during the day.
Tness women stole his daughter some
time ago and forced her 10 tell lies about
her home tn an agent Of the 8 P. O. O.
BE says he will also awe the woman
trouble get who does not live hundred
miles from the Opera House who sent
her proxy to the society. He Gays he ID
not NimIol Of Etgewatsr Park,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Tbs following games were played
yesterday:
At PhilAdelphla-AEhlstic, 8; Louia,
Vile, 3.
AT OieVelAnd-ClevelAnd, Q; 81.
Loulg, 8.
At Brooklyn, IL; Kansas
City, 8.
At BaltImore-CineinnAti, 8; BAlti
more, l.
Az WAshlnRton-WAshington, O.
Philadelphia, 9.
At New York-NeR York, 0; Bos-
ton, O.
At OhicAgo-OhicSRo, 2; PittsburR, 9.
AT Dstrolt-Detroit, 10; ILdlAnapo-
lis, 8.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

True delicacy of flavor with true effica-
cy Of action has been attained in the IA
mousC california liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
OF Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered 1t immensely pOpu.
lar. 1t cleanses the System, cures Cos
tiveness, etc. All druggists. N. B.
Danforth, Second and Market, wholesale
agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29
Another sale of COWS.

Robert MtrrIck will have smother
sale OF cows a. Centrevllle next Mon.
day afternoon, aud Rny one who wishes
to enlarge his p:oiuotion Of milk and
butter should attend the sale as Mr..
Merrick says be Is fully persuaded that
they cannot do better Ut any other
place.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2s.-News OF an
elopement comes from CCntreVille, Nd,
in which George W. Sullivan, a married
man aged 75, and Mrs. Martha Morgan "a
widow aged &C figure in the leading roles.
Both parties were inmates of the Queen
Anne's County Almshouse at Ruthsbufg
and the gay Lothario left wife behind
In that Institution.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

A aua da-k sorrel mare, years old,
llWsls 6or0 from, Is hands high, weight
,1C0 pounds; will work spyWhevei can
se bought cheap owing to change OF
ilaps bT nynes, For particulars call
At this otfioa, or tho mare Nhn bs ssen at
j. II. Poop 50 near &eIsnUps' church
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

The Pickles Stove and Heater Co, +,
No. B05 shipley street, have full as
sortment + cooking and pArlur stoves,
fireplace heaters, portable and brick
set heaters Of the moss approved pat
tern. Metal roodRg with corrugated
iron or tin. Iron siding. All work
done by good workman. Prices reason.
Rhlc.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

RICHMOND, Aug. 2s.-A Harrison and
Morton club was formed here to night II
Clay Ward composed of Democrat Johr
8. Bethel, late president of the Common
Council of Richmond, is chairman. j
@. Smith, late city sergeant and Demo,
crat, is now for harrison and Morton.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29
The Republican TArtn Bill Ready.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-A caucus Of
Republican senators mas been called to
meet at Senator Edmunds' house on
Thursday evening at 7.SO o'clock, to con-
slider the TArif bill, which will be pre-
sented by the Finance Committee.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

When baby was SICK, we gave her OestOria,
When she was:a Child!she cried for CAstOriA
When she became Miss she clunG to CAstoria
When she had: children she gave them Cas-
toriA,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29
Dr. Todd coming Homo.

Rev. Jacob Todd is expso!ed to roturn
from his vacation trip to morrow. On
Friday evening he will conduct the
prayer meeting In Grace M. f. Church,
and on Sunday will preach both mem.
ing al d evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

The fund for the relief Of the OF clout
sufferers is now 81 ,664 60 and nearly
81, 600 more Is re luirsd to make up the
amount the committee estimates vii
be needed to afford the necessary relief
This money should be raised at once 81
the sooner II is turned over to the sat
ferers the better.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29
pRlUE ON Ii OENY.
re.tivAI ana uAke WAN.

1t TO be hoped thAs ths friends and
we'll wLhers will Rttsnd the psAeh en-
tertAinment that is 10 be given at Ninth
SIeet Hall tom prov evaUinR, August
81, for the bsneAs Of th9 Uaion Mission,
West WilmIpgton. Afult ticket, 95o.;
children, 16o. A slios Of oAse and .
ing the ladies' hBe fiDger.TinR, will be
Of 10 80 O'Clock. Music will be fur
nished by Prot Harding's o0rnet Q and.
Rev. g. W. Murray, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

The Hotel 6sniopsu and the DJug
lass House have already closed for the
season, although the Bright Ho1se re-
mains open aud has nearly 100 Rues 3
Several OF the cottages are still ocou pied, +,
but the tenants generally are preparing 3
to return TO their homes.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Every ex-soldier or soldiers W dow
should see w. s. McNair at once at
Hayward's office, No. IS, Exchange
Building. Seventh and Market streets
Pensions, bounties, back pay and other
claims co!lected. Lost discharges re-
placed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

1O8 West Seventh street. Just the
place for cool and refreShtng
Sherry OObbler.
OAtawba
OlAret Punohp
Whisky
Rum
Pure liquors,
aud the BEST cigars in the osy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

At n bargain, Broom house, with oon
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

prevented and Cured b : Hooper's AnO-
dyue. Best medicine tor tsething and
o1lio. M drug isIs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29
n.nto or tne Tempernturo


Tomorrow promises 10 be clear, with
stationary temperature and variable
winds Similar conditions will probably
prevail ol Friday.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Cumnlngs, Photographic, can COPY
your old picture bttter tbA1 Auy Ont
else. Take them TO him. 303 Market
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Be sure OF numleF 3l5 Market saiGet
when IL want OF pictures Beeohtl's
Gallery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

OigArs, soda water, milk shake and
patent medicines ut BsAton Smiths
Seventh and Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Gardner. OF Ssveuth and sAiP.ey
atreets, gil receive large lot OF cys'
t3rs, on Saturday, 55pt4wb3t lsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

II you wEnt 4 good piUture, true to
nature, Of yolr lovely phk', 20 to j.
Psul Browne studio, 10, 6!7 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Gall for Ice cream soda water d
Beaton Smiths drug store, Seventh and
Pine stroetA.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Gardner, a. Seventh and shipley
streett, will receive large lot Vt oys'
tsTs on Saturday, SspssmbsE lst.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

Take out cur Rdvsr., a. .weshAve all
t. G bUsiE eBs tho hGyg eau Ett'nd tO
CHAPMAN saF-B.h anj OEsnse.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-29

IL cabinet photos at Cummings gal
cry for 50. 800 Market street.