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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

Tnr House OF Representatives, having
practically adjourned. Congressman rhc.
Ian will very likely rclun homo 10 enter
upon q canvass Of the District. Ills con.
s,ilucnts will b. glad TO gre, him aud arr
prepared To give hin a warm reception.
The confusion that prevails la relation to
the legislative canvass In this county will
bot have any effect upon hrs iortuncA The
nomination OF Ealon by the Republicans
makes his an easily won ncc. No sclfc.
spcciing white man will vote for the sus.
pccicd author OF the Southern DINO
cml' letter, aud hundreds Of negroes will
scratch his name Who may support the
p's, Of the Republican ,irkct. Hut not
wilhslanding this Mr. rhclan's consiii-
ucn,s will be glad N sec aud hear him aud
give him the greeting due a capable and
faithful public servant
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Iayettc County.

For State Sonaior-J. II, nORrCL
Tor FloGter-C a. sTAlNllACK.
Tor County Reprcscniatlye-Wll.LT SHELTON.
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EirRS Democratic paper in West Ten.
nes.gc Is enthusiastic over the nomination
OF Congressman knloc 10y the Eigh,h Dia.
uici Convention. and the dcica, Of his op-
ponont, Warren smith. u predicted 10y a
sweeping majority Euloo defeated lIaw.
k.ns in 1856 10y nearly two 1000. but this.
many intelligent Democrats claim, can bc
increased To 5000 or even 1900 II every
Democrat will make Il a special duty to 90
to thcpollson the 0lh Of Noycmbcrand vote
the regular ticket without a scratch. Mr.
En,oc, at the earnest solicitation ol tLc
County Democratic Committee, will not
return TO Washington, a, the House Is
practically ndIunrncd, but make viror.
Gus canvass In this he should have the
aid aud assistance Of every Democratic
speaker In thc District, ~ hc II suru To
have that Of every Democratic newspaper.
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is predicted for tonight. A carload OF pro-
visions was shipped from Cincinnati yes
terday, and will probably arrive here to-
morrow.
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THE COUNTY LEGIsLATIvE TICKET.
For Rcprcs,n,.,iycs.

For the state senate.
I'M CREWS WV. MCDOWELL
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THE WEATHER.


MAsuSstus. OHt o.. opm. tsss
Dor Mi,,isipp nni Aftnusss fait.
except Local roast Mains Wauncr variable winds
becumiuF s1nthcrly
Tor Icnnn.sr Ialf McaIhcf NaFIahle NInlA
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Coz jostu fNIrrH,ov, who, ~ orc Of
the state Electors, has bccn doing good
w"ik Ia other parts q the staio Tor Clcyc.
land aud Thurman, will spcak ut the
Young Mems llcbr1w Hall tomorrow
night The people OF Memphis. who
know Col. Patterson iuran clIcclivcspcnk.
81, an enthusiastic aud lrslous ncmo,rat,
need no special prompting TO upc them to
% and hear him. On the i-sucs II the
day be rs thoroughly intelligent, and
speaking ~ he dos, clearly and lucidly,
be- canno, oil 10 Interest lls hearers On
thcir own account the ncmocmis should
turn ont anil rvyc by their rrcscncc that
ihcy appreciate the voik the Colonel has
b"cn doing Col Patterson should bc
greeted by house packed With Demo.
ciuis NJ enthusiastic ~ himself
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lG. Nlnth Marl. corner Grccnlnw nnl Second
streets. Friday, october "a, 40 pm.
~. Eirh'h Ward Poplar Street Market house.
SatublaN, uDiohUr"i 40 pm.
n Ihirl aud Fourth Nhrls, on the hlur. Mon
day. O'tOhc. -. 40 M. Gov Taylor vii be- on
hand Tor tbs rally.
10 Tenth Wand. corner Main and South streets.
TUESDAY, %. iohHr a. 40 pm.
"A Seventh Want, Mat smiths grocery, orleans
street. WEDNESDAY. october "a. 80 pm
-. firi Want corner Main unl Jackson sitcst,.
Thurd4y. November !, 7.u pm.
p ~c'pui Wand. Court house. Friday. November
.. 13upm.
- ran aud sixth WaJls Bcalo strr,l Market
fniurinr. November n 9.'np.m.
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IlnraIennnn county.
Appointments for Candidates.

For the senaic-T. }. llAliNliILL
For the Lower House W. 4. CARuTllEllS.
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The Democratic Executive Committee has made
appointments lot lGc beWocmuc nominees Tor the
Legislature io meet the people ~ the county aud
discuss the ISSUES o the day IN the following
via;
l. Collierlllc Mnndtv. October a.. 2pm.
D Germantown, Monday, october o., pm.
Bartlett. TUESDAY, October lb. pm.
4 Arlington. Tuesday q. tuhor ~, pm.
r. Mlllincfun, "Wednesday uciuhtr T., pm,
q Cuba Thur.dny. uvtuhcr H. luhm.
T. Lucy. Thursday. october H. pm.
= Wuiyu station, Friday, October ", ppm,
. lhuoits Store, Tint District saturday Ocio.
Der 20 l3m.
10 brunswick saturday. October 20. INN.
~ CApIryillc. Monday. Octnbtr -. ~ am.
u Whithatcu. MONDAY, October -, pm.
"a whites station Tuesday, october 2i pm.
u DcGlcr, Ninth District. Wcluos lai, October
o. pm,
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WI. CLAPr. RICHARD ODLuM
RALPH DAVIS, A. RENKEEI,
DIR. GOODWIN
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STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS-Tenth District,
HON. JAMES PHELAH, Of Shelby County.
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ROBERT L. TAYLOR. OF Garter County.
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FOR yrCE.PRESIDENT,
ALLEN q. THURMAN, Of Ola
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FOR PRESIDENT.

GROVER CLEVELAND, Of NcW Fork
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

Mr.. M. 4. Mooney, clerk for the WI
n!pgton Dental Manufacturing Com
PAM, Wilmington, Delaware, was mar.
rled 10 N iss RNhecoA Q. McGiGin, OF
West Chester, Pa, on TnurFday moro
Ing, January -, g.. 10 80 O'Clock, In
~ ARnes' Roman Catholic Church,
West CLc= lr, Pa
The church. wan Usll filled With rela.
lives and fIierda Of both parties At
the appointed hour tbs br Do pErty en-.
tered the ctnrch, led by he usLers,
MessIs. j Z, Filhhfn aLd ". A. RyEu,
OF Niimin2tt y, Del Mr. Iguadus
Ca7anauah, Of g.. Patrick = Churah.
this city pre-. I'D at the organ. The
bride Wss gtur,d in a snit OF white
Henr.et;s c.old, with white tulle veil,
and wore a wreath o. wLitb caruatioT /
ami lilies Of thu valley. She was At.
teudsd by Der sister Miss Maggie NJ =
.Olain, sini'srlg attired The groomu.
man was DR., j. II. Er5It, Of PIi.Rdel
.phiA.
Huptinl mass was celebrated BIZ Raw,
y Is span ding, rector o ST Agnes
Church, who 4 80 performed he mar
RI 'ge ceremony, assisted By tho V-Iy
Rev. John A LJcns, Wear General Il
tue DIOCESE Of Wilmington, and rsctcl
.of the Cathedral In this city. Tht
bride was the recipient Of many hand
come prescnts
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

A special deapAtch from St. Louis,
Mo, says: Richsri Osborne won the
affections OF hiss Nellie Osborne, u
Randolph colnty They are not re
lated, though their names are the came.
The la Us father objected to his daush b.
ters ahmirer, which fact, in the opin
ioa Of the young people. made an elope.
ment necesgary.
Accordingly, on Saturday evening
Richard hired hack in Marshal and
dreve fifteen miles 10 the home OF his
charmer. There was party 1T MI.
OsborDe's last night, fact well known
70 the young man. On his way be took
Ia young man named Land. 1t was
about half past eight when he arr ed
al the house. Young Land went In 8 =
guest and Informed the young lady Of
her lovers arrival While she va.
hastily preparing htr toilet her father in
some manner discovered what was
going on and at once set to work to
frutsrate their plans.
just as ths Ritl started out Into the
yard he caught her and Atten pted Il
tAks her into the house again Lard
| tnterftrred ana he'd the father while
the dRughte. was assisted into The car
l,age by young Osborne. The carriage
was out Of sight before Land released
the angry father
Mr. Osborne sAys that Land XII ocked
him down aud bed a revolver To hi.
/ breast until the hack bal gone. Tht
hack returned 70 Marshall in time fol
the pair TO take the east bound II
0 clio * train. The young lady is ahcu
Is years of age and favtIlte anon
her many friends in tho southern par
Iof tho county A warrant hal b, o.
sworn out for the arrest Of Land foy Sc
saultinZ Mr. Osborne, the girls father
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

L special despatch from Limestone,
l. T., saye: About eleven O'Clock yes
to-day four masked men, all heavily
armed, rode up to the door of the Oiti
Leus' Bank and dismoE ted. The
leader entered the bank ard, presen tin 9
q plAtol at the head OF the Cashier, W.
7. Reynolds, demanded that hs turn
over the cash OF hand.
While pretending 70 comply Reg holds
slammed the door OF the safe to and
turned the lock, He was OF once laid
lout By . bullat from eae pistol Of one oil
the despersdoes, which struck him
above the keart, killsng him instantly
Tho bank was thes transacted and all
the money In the cAsh drawer, scm q
81, 800, was taken An attempt was
made to open the safe, but In this the
| robbers Vere f0ilS1.
Az the sound OF tbs pistol shot was
1 heard oeverAl people came running
Howard The bank to ascertain the cause
Of the troubls. They were fred upon
By three OF the men who were on guard
land retreated 20 get arms IN q Re "
momsnts the town WAS aroused and
ttwepty or thirty armed men hurried
toward the bank. The robbers were
Just mounting their horses aud q no
bre started, In which one OF the robbers
Thomas EVIn, was killed outright
being ehot several times in the head
and body. Re was identified rs ranch
uaan living near town.
Ia the melee four citizens were
wounded, but not fatally, two receiving
shots thrc1gh the arms end two other
being slightly wounded IL the lower ex
tremities. The three surviving rJbbeIi
then rode away with the booty cap
J Itured.
j An exam lnation OF the bank discov
cred the body OF the dead cashier, Bud q
posse OF purpuers vas SON upon the
trail of tue flying OF laws, who were
riding rapidly n the : direction OF AtokA
After about an hours hard pursuit thes
were surrounded, captured aud taken
back TO Limestone, where Judge Ly pcl
WINS called On to hold court. The shire,
men we're tried iAst night. The leAdel
was found guilty Of the murder OF Rsy
mods sDd forthwith strung up.
Inc olhsr two we're placed In chaig
OF strong guard and started for For
WsshitA, where they will bs turue,
over to the uited States authorities
The stolen money was recovered. Tn
Robbers were al citizens and cA,tl
rsIolers OF the near neighbnrhood, sut
this is lot the erst time that crime ha
e been traced to their doors. A brothe
OF Essn WAS found stealing cattle lGs
spring and hanged by the visilaniei
! while another brother is now awaitin
! trial tor highway robbery IN the CherC
kee Nation in February, 1857. and is 1
jail a. Fort smith, Ark
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

sOHxptfLE LIZ EgTSUT, Nov. 20, IsS

soHxp'iLE LIZ EgTHOT, Nov. 70, IsS
Trains isAVs DsIaHLfe s7anas Iapsr
For PhilAielpail Rgd Chester, 6lG, 7 90,
IS, stb, 10 10 ana II ita IN; l 70. 2 20, 3 co,
Z O5, 8 10. 6 "a, Q 40, 7 70 SO and sI9 p. IN.
TN SunGsyF, I co IS, 80 10 and Ii IA =.
II 60, ~, u, 8 -, 0 70 and 4 q p N.
FOR OhicgEn, wheeling Oolpm bus an
Ssadusey, daily, 60 o. and 40 p. IN.
For PiItsburs, daily, w q. IN. aud - p.
m
FOR Cincinnati, Louiwilis and st. Louis,
daily, II 10 = n. Eud " = n.
Tor Baltimore Rnd WhanirEtpn and New.
arb and Hay!o do tirAee, ii 10 q m; 2 10 and
20 =. N. On Sunday I 30 Aad II 10 .. m q;
24SS Gd $40 .. IL.
Lor Singcriy, sI5 and u 10 n. m; 2IB,
| ~ and 80 .. u. and ~ 80 Midnight. IA
sundays, II 10 .. N 2Ab, 3 40 anu 90 p. IN.
FU4s ilArDLs fEitG, sat Il. ei.snadA.
! eIoeri sunday. { 80 y. m. daily
Trans isSve nitgEat Stresl station.
Der PHILADELPHIA sbp N. daily, e-osp,
| sunday. EOf baltimore 2sS p. NJ.
| daily, oXoops sunday fo7 IsAndeAbsrB
Z 80 ARC 10 b. q. "a. And S.gs ?. M, daily
except SUNDAY; s.lS q. IN SUNDAY Only
$50 p. II dsii..
rho 10 50 a, N. train connects At EAs
JUNCTION with Cincinnati and st. Lsui
through ezpress, daily, except Sunday. tn
. &c p. u. onnteSis with Chicago and 81
Leuis express daily.
Trains Tor Nlm-inEton-Leavs PhnAAei
pAia, dSlly, >; Il, $40, 9 80, 1000 q. Ia, a
$50 80, ai5o. Lec. t.9o. ale 10 % D. n.
Daily, except SUNDAY, IA \. N las
ECON, sac, II sop. N.
express tr4inss
y. b. OLEHkhTN, o.. LORp.
Hsnager. 9cAH RABa. AgNas
TeleDhoBs No los
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

The fup eral of Samuel Riddle took
place from his late residence at Glen
Riddle. Delaware county, Pa, on Mon
day Afternoon and was largely attended.
Before the services began, large mum
Ter Of the employees in the mills
passed through the room and looked on
the face of their dead employer. The
religious exercises opened with . prayer
by the Rev. Z. W. Long, pastor OF she
First Presbyterian Church, Of which Mr..
Riddle was 3 member. The scripture
lesson was read by the Rev. j. Addison
Henry, ID. d, pastor oil the Princeton
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia. Al
dresses were made by the Rev, 7. w
~ Wylie, d D., pastor OF the Wyli'
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Phila-
delphia, and the Rev. George W. Mac
laughlip, d D.. Of the Philadelphia Con
ference OF the Methodist Epscopa
Church The cl sing prayer was oteror'
ed by the Rev. Thomas ID, lester, pasto
OF the Mildletown Presbyterian Church
The lnterment was made In the grave
yard OF the Middletown Church, neA
Etwyn The pall-bearers, who were al
enployes 10 Mr. Riddles mills, wer'
Alexander Mcbride, Thomas Ptnkerto1
William France, Charles Jones, Jesepl
Batty aud Leander Lat;mer,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

Of President cleveland, Speaker Oar.
isle and, under their domination, the
eatire Democratic party. He pho ured
the utterly dlso Juraged, broken spirited
condition OF the working people OF
GreA! Britain and other European
countries whers free trade exists, and
oon pletely rsiuted the assertion "a
often made that the cost OF living In
Earops 10 ~ much less than II 10 here,
% wages are lower. The speech WaI
more elective and Impressive than any
that have preceded 1t, and . COPY of Il
should be placed In the hands Of every
WorkinRmAn in this country.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

THE RECKST decision OF the Oour. In
Nebraska gives the liquor sellers In
that State q oilll harder road 10 travel
than ever. Ths Licenses have been
placed a. suoh big9 figure by the
Legislature, and the conditions on
which they oAn ba obsained mAde go
stringent GhAs many are not Abls to
comply vita them, consequently there
lie great decrease In the numbe OF
sA'oons, ard nov the Court has decided
that the sure;ies on a liquor seller
bt nd are responsible, with hun, for Nny
dhmaEe man msy commit while
uLdrr the iItll-no Of llluor purchased
In tue place. For instance, II msp
should bsclme drunk In A'a sAloon and
60 on; and com mit damage to tht
hmouHs Of . hundred dollars, and he
nnsbe 70 pay IL, then the liquor seller
and his oondsnea must make good tbs
amount, We do not know rhegELi
the Brooks lay nov In foroa 10 Pnila
delphtA vill have tho same cqnstru,
ton placed upon Is by the Olur.s o
tbai city, bus Te d. know thu! II hal
had lac sffsc; OF greatly decreasing III,
number o; SALOONS on account Of IT,.
lnpossibility OF many OF the applicant.
TO comply win Its provisions.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

riroe table In eject Nov. 10th, 1897. 1raiL
lesye WilntnHton (Frenoh st-eetl a. follow
Fer heaains. BlrdBborO, Joanna, SprtnK
acid, WSyneebUrE junction, Manor, Potti
vile, TRmEauA, Allentown, Lebanon, WeE.
Eers7iils and ali points on tho PhilGdelphiI
End kehdinR X. r., I.co a. m. and q.G6 D. L
For Sprilghold, WAynseburg June.
ton, Doslesvillo, Embreeville, LenApi
phHdd's FORD and DuPopts aud interms
diate pein1,7,p nm, 2db, and 10 .. m.
for Costesvills and interme iAts point4
~ 90 q. m, zt6 Rad 60 p. m.
foT West Onstssr, 90 q, M. tt and q
p, m.
For rev Bridge and intern sdiste point
s'ls P, In. And on Saturday, al 20 and IL 10
., n.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediAts
points, AZ 1e 3 m, and for Springfield ALd
Inform edia;e points st Bs p, m.
A y, HoOA USl4AnD, y. Il. HlBBARD,
Suparlpsau1SDt DOM Pass. AH'i
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24
nM1NIsTRATOR,s SALE OF REAL

A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL
N estAtr,-By virtue ofAu order of the or
phans' U urt In New Castle Conpiy, viii Ss
sold al public sale,
ON "WEDNESDAY.
TuKsTn DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1859,
at e'ciOsk, a, m,
On The nj emlsaa. All that part Of the fansr Of
he late Inward sHoud, teceAsed, In fenoA
der HUNDRED New Q,stls Cousty, near lron
Hill station, o. The hlladeiptiA, u miBEtoa
aud Baltln ore Rallroad about AZ N lies from
Newark, containing asoat 10 acres o. lane.
N ore OF lraB. The tlaprVvemeats On tails pa 4
of the fAi N are . large N snsioa hoase aud en-
buildinfs.
MARY K. STROUD, Ad'u iniatrAtftk.
The above mentioned tract o. land and an
Aaloinlng tract lying In the state Of Mary
viii be- sOla A. one tract al tbs sine ahd pis o.
Afort said Ihstvs Nasts together sontain
asout 1874 aeres more or lees. Tha improve
mtuts thereon consist 0f q large Ansion
hsasg farm house aud tenant house, large
barn, corn crlb ErAnIry. wagon hosss and
sther out -huildinss. Tho lAAd Il OF nne quail
", divided iato Acids snier good ieneiHE "
Il pa rtieulaTly adapted 70 raising Trait ane
there is n young peArh orchard in fall bearing,
thereon; also AZ appi orchard In IAN bearlns.
AVID other fru trees. The farm runs 10 the
Iron nm station 81 philAiei phiA, Win inE esi
aAd BNltlnore railroad, and lime and other
aanuTes ara landed sl0be athand. The neigh.
bsrho0 Is heAlSay aud desirable a. place Oi
residence, BENJAMIN NlhlslbSs
JIs-dSw-ts Attorney for heirs.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

THE Fa-zE ayhi in New York last
Sunday morning which resulted in the
deA.h Of one Of the participants, should
intplre ths Authorliisi with renewed
vlgor, no. only 30 prevent these brutal
exhibitions, but to arrest and punish
every one concerned IN getting up .
mat3h before the overt act is oom-
mi.ted. In this case young wife Is
deprived OF her husband and al Infant
OF Its father aud nA.urA, pro ,ector, 10
satisfy the brutal instincts Of a lev 30
called msp, whose chief delight see N q
70 be to witness the suffsrlngs OF = iel-
low being, The man who struck the
blow that caused Deupsey's death
should be held for murder, and every
one Who had anything Whatever to do
with the hght, from the seconds TO the
spectators, should be held as Acoesso.
RES The men who are the Aldsrs aud
aboetors in these brutal exhibitions are
even worse than the principals, for II
II weEe no; Tor the N Jnsy they rIIse as
IN indueenenE 10 he puSilisss there
would NOS be any hghss. Sill 1t will
be d ili,u't Ra'ter 70 put . stop to
this hraA,lty 81 long as the President
OF the Unlted 5's'es ami the prospeo.
tive X q OF Englsud 40 far forget tbt
digrity OF their exalted positions IS /,
grant Au'isnces to and encourage 81 Il
men IS John l.. Sullivan, who hA,
proved b mseli . brute on more thar
one occasion by his eoWsrdly assault
on defenseless women when INDUCING
in his periodical debAuches.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

ANoTHIR b4uk cashier has gene
wrong, aud the bank has been Obliged
q Close Its doors pending eKAmiaEll5n.
This time 1t Is In Auburn, New York,
and the cashier is reported As being a
man Of temperate habits bus fond OF
= ortinZ. rhis probably was the reAs IN
Why his sslsry OF 81 go was moi suffi
n'ent to seep hin his wife and one con.
The l1Essi e'timAe OF the shortage
p'aoesis a. G 80 coo, bnJ one Of tbs A.
Teosors sEys lbs 1t will rcA3h 300, 600.
Is is said tie 'ugl'ive o.shier to1k with
him sbiui $40 coo, and taA. the re-.
inAinder hes oeen lost in poker playing
and population Sin re his Il zht there
have been all kinds @ Tumofs concern
ing him, one OF which II that during
She pas year he los. g 900 in ons de1l
on rk. HE iA.s IL bnt sDo her eI
amFle OK the folly OF hsstalioz to be.
come rioh. Th4 msn, te u ped by the
pr mite OF large returns, used money
lot his o~a un Ill finally he was ssepl
into q Ekii, pol from which there Vas
no escape His fats should he . warn.
irg TO others TO resist tem p.stion.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24
rUEsDAY, JANUARY "a, 1883.


THIS DAY Gee week tie assessors will
90 nmence their Sittings At the City
Hall for the svowed Purpose OF putting
the names OF voters en- the assessment
lists, and 1t Is the duty OF every Rs
publican whose name Is NOT on the list
&, attend, with . fceeholder to vouoh
for him, ond have Is entered, other rise
he will he deprived OF his vote OF the
Q ty cleo ton in Jsne, and at the Peesl-
Dental and State eleohon In Novem Der.
A glar 60 Of tina assessors list 10 suffi.
Client 10 convey she impression thai the
msj oeity OF tbs Republicans In each
ward have been LET'S Of, consea uently Il
Is thar duty to assert their rights and
rec that their names zre put on without
waiting until the MAsoh session OF the
Levy Court, when II 10 not only diff.
Quilt TO have the name entered bu
where the clerk has such q singulA
nsm0ry thai II the name lie ordered Il
ba placed OF the lat he freq GENTLY for
gsis to do SO, II tbs applicant 10 n Re
publican. Democrats need mos Civ
them selveo any trouble about the -
sessment, - their friends, the Demo
cratic assessors, will be sure to see tha
their Names arc on, their taxes psi
Snd even tho receipt for the same del.
delivered TO them with ui the sligh zee
exertlon ca their part. It is, however
different with the R9pu olicAns, and "
are pleased 10 see that meetings are be-
ing held Of which ward committee
will be appe!ntsd TO attend to thi
matter. Lists OF all the Rspu blleAn
in each ward can be seen ct the Youn
Mems Republican Club house, No. 81
King street, which should be examine
by these conuittees and every Rspu
lican whose name Is not on the assei
soi's list shoald bs waited upon an
urged TO take time enough 10 attend I
thus highly important matter mex
week. EastAnI action Is necessary
and II bet tEo.thlrds OF the Rspubll
cans In this city are placed on the lis.
20 th,t they can vote next June, Mayo
RloAds will DO suJ,eeded BY o goo
Repu oli1An.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

30 much shopping IS u1H done IN
Philadelphia by this rasiientl of this
CITY That TIE carrying 81 their pace
ages, whiah have heretofore been cor
RED free, has become a burden To the
P, W y 2, Raj road. Accordingly 90
order hAs been i.sued to go into effeo,
na February lst. by witch q system Of
cnsrses for these packages viii be in.
sugursted. The rats charged will be
about one half cent per pould op small
packages and lower rate on Lar. q
ones M package weigiils over co
mounds will be carried except rs freight.
The charges on the packages wi ! be
payable by stsmps, which can he pnr
chased in book form from The u ket
agents Shippers viii be required to ii Z
me ttamps, which will be- cancelled by
the baggage masters The new rule
Toes no: apply to packages or haske 9
IF marketing weighing under 80
'onne'
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

The condition OF N. A. CGhAll. whose
arm was AmputAted q week ago rs the
result Of an accident st Market street
crossing, Is much improved and he will
recover
Daily Republican., 1888-01-24

SENATOR FRYE's spec ch on the tar.
ID question yts'trdsy afternoon We.
tie result of eAtefCl examination OF the
itdustrlrs ard condition u The working
class In Europs, where Ia spent las
sum ner and sr.unn. Hs made o
ntrefol in7esi3Aann Of the wages paid :,
'le manner OF livinz and eVerythin z
ptrtaiD'tg to labor, and yesterds7
brought these iAots to bear with terri.
pc force against the free trade policy