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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27
HENRY Q. PARKER.
Land O@es. New Orleans. La. |
Slant IA. l630.

Land O@es. New Orleans. La,
Sept IL. 1858.
Notice i hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has died notice Of hia
Intention 70 make final proof in sup
port Of his claim. and that said proof
will b made before the judge. OF in his
absence the clerk Of the DISCREET Court.
at Covington. La. On ruesdsy, o..
sebsr -. 1855. viz
DAVID w. LACROIX.
Who made HOMESTEAD Entry No. es42.
for the soathwsst quarter Of section -.
township s. asueA mage 10 sask y. H.
lena MWidioA.
He names the following witnesses b
prove his oontinaeua0 1esidenee upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz:
John W. Tisdals, WIN. Cone. ]. b,
1howpeoo and WIN. Jourdan. Ill Of G.
Tsoaany parish. L..
se22 s. THoa ]. BuTLsa, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27

The members Of the Oamsrs
Club. at Tulane (Univsesity. New
Orleans. viii visit Covington To-
morrow.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27
Land O@cs. New Orleans. L..
Sept Is. l000.

Land Omce. New Orleans. La. \
Sept Is, 1883.
Notice 10 hereby given that the FOL.
lowing named settler he's 6lsd notice oi
bis intention 70 make Anal proof n
sup2ortof his claim. and that said ppeol
will be made before the judge, Ct in his
absence the clerk Of the district court
as CovioRtop, La. on Ikssday. Ueeo.
Der ~. 1855. viz:
FRANK II. WILLIAMS.
Who made homestead entry No. gas.
for the east half Of the northeast QUAR-.
ter. northwest qrarter Of the northeast
quarter. and northeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of section IS, town.
ship 9. south sangs u cost st. Helen.
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation IT said land. Wig:
VIM. u. Pow. samuel Ksnnedy. Hon.
Crawford and Mari Cra vSord, all Of St
Tammsny parish. La.
ss22 81 Taos. ]. BurLsa Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27
Staple and fancy groceries 70.
oeived daily 1T
Bsroeeesy's cheap city store.
A TRIP TO SLIDELL
4 WaDDINa-SI0Hrs AND Souxps A,
FLORExAuLE

EDIroR 81. IAx1AHY FAaMEa:
On the morning Of tho 2lst inst
I boarded tho East Louisiana Rail.
road train in Covineton, which de-
parts ct 5:45 4. y. for the city. Al.
Yer . run Of about one hour and Z
hall. the engineer blew "dowu
breaks" st the lively little town oil
Slidsll. situated on the Northeast.
ern Railroad. several miles north oil
tho Lake When the train stop.
ped. in company with two pretty
young ladies. I stepped out on the
depot platform. and immediately
proceeded 10 the bospitable home
of Mr.. A. Miller. where we we're
met BY his affabls and generous
hearted wife and two lovely nieees.
After doing justice to . nice break
fast. prepared BY the diligent hand
OF Mrs. Miller. I visited . kinsmsn
whom I had not seen for several
years. after which I proceeded to
the stupendous creosote works, be-
longing 70 the Northeastern Rail-
road Company. whose immense
reservoir. with millions of gallons
capacity. and tremendous cylinders
100 feet in length and 6 feet in d.
ameter. made of solid iron, were
somewhat sight to one not &C.
cushioned 20 such things every day.
And no ICES interesting vas : visit
to the extensive brickyard of Nr.
Sslmen. an entsspr,sing gentleman
Of Slidell. who owns 4 new potent
kiln. which now contains 5UO. 900
bricks. But enough along this line.
Let us tnrn our thoughts for a-while
on that which all the young folks
and I will say may Of the old folks
too. delight to dwell upon. I mean
matSimony. themselves being iude-
e. Between z aud 3 O'Clock =
could he seen assembling at the
neat little Slidsll Chapel. ladies' and !
gentlemen from every direction, to |
sitssss The marriage Of two happy
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27

Well assostsd stock ofdry goods
notions. clothing. jswslry. ETC.. q
BsreegsayiS cheap city store
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Covington (LA.)
Postofioe. Friday. Oct. Is. 1883.
Persons calling for the ssme will
please say advertised:
BallastjH Henry
Dion Emily mrs
Ealer T.
GrantbsM Ebenezer
Johnson( Sarah miss
Jones Cor:ney mrs
Lewis Thomas
Michells William
Passes Rose mrs
Pervis s e mrs
Penson Polly mrs
Wilss Julia miss
II not called for in thirty days
from date. the above letters will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
A fee of one cent additional post.
age Is required on all advertised
letters.
Gas. HEIxrz. p. n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27
FRANK n. WILLIAMS.
Land Office, New Orleans, La,
Sept Is, 1858.

Land O@ce, New Orleans, La, !
Sept Is. 1858.
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
ing named settler hes died notice OF his
intention 70 make anal proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof viii -
made before the judge. or in HE absence
the clerk Of the District Court, at Gov.
ineton. La, On Thursday, Nov. .. lSSs.
viz:
HENRY 9. PARKER,
Who made Homestead Entry No. e637.
for the southwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section IA, southeast
quarter Of the soSthsbst quarter Of sse-
ton Is. AossheAst quarter Of the north.
east quarter Of section a, aorth vsst
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of sse-
tion 3. township 6. south range -
east, X Helena meridiaa.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his eontinuous reaideaes upen
and cultivation Of aald land, viz:
!aham 4ixsll. Henry Kcllsr. George
wilson and Thompson Parker, ell Of &
Tammany Parish. L..
sea 81 Tsos. J. Burma, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27

Or motto, Live aud Let Live. =
1sroagsayS ehsap city store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27

6addlsry. harness, trace chains.
hamss. curry combs brushes etc.
Bercegeayis cheap city store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27
STRAWBERRY PLANTS

STRAWBERRY PLANTS
For sale by 81. r. Warren. Varie-
tiea, "lliller" and Crescent" All
orders sent 10 me. at. Bercegeay's
stors. viii receive prompt attention.
Prios. g per l000.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27

The public schools arc open for .
term Of thrss moaths only. but ars
vogy we'll attended,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27

ALEX. BAND. Observer.
Vaudeville Station, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27

Hat, shoes. boots rubbers, at
Heroegeay's cheap city store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27

Furniture and other goods suits-
be Tor Ill inquiring friends. ct
Bscoegsayis cheap CITY store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27

Every one - call and G1Aa:no NJ
we'll selected steek Of
General Merchandise.
Which I am selling at astonishiegly Low
prices.
All country produce bosght q Dsr-
ket pHicea Find me On Columbia
street, next door 70 Emile Frsdssiekia
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-10-27

Coviugton. La, Oct. q. 1850.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
DIED.


rALLEY-Un tho Is h inst, lsaso Grub
1aliey, In the 6tth year Of his age.
htlGlives end friend !, NJ Also members
OF delaware Lodge, u. o. r., are TO- psct-
iully invited 10 attend his funeral from tue
residence OF Isaac N. Grutb, near Gtubbs
Corner, BFandyHinc Huudret, on Weones-
day, the ~ / inst, Rt l O'Clock y. m. Funeral
sefvlo % wilt bo held In Bethel M. Is. church.
lnterment in Bethel cemetery.
wILKINS-On the 18th instant, Sallie E.,
daughter OF william and Laura Wtlklnt,
In the lth ycyr Of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited TO attend her funeral from tho rosi
der , OF Mrs Sarah Mckinley, No. oS4 Wesi
f0urth street, on Wednesday afternoon st 1
o'e'tck. Se'vices at the use. Intermsni
at tLe VII ninston and brandywine oene
terry.
pLUMLlNE.-Iu PhilAiolphiA, on Feb
10. Annio, wife Of John Plumline, aged 81
years.
y!ted TO attend her funeral from tho resi-
dones OF her father, NO. A0e East SIKH
street, this city, on wednesday Rferp !on Al
3 O'Clock, Services at tho house AZ 2 80
interment OF Hiverview Cemetery.
| SIOTSEN BU RG Il u the 18th inst, PhiliI
| Sro,ssnhurR, aged g years.
| Relatives aud friend, are respectfully iu
vltRd to attend the funeral from his lat
residence No. SOL West second stroet, OF
| ! hurstsy a. t2 p. m. Services at tho house
lh,eTmont 81 NV !Iv!eN Conetery.
RlCKARDS. In Philadelphia, SUNDAY
svsuiuB, February l9!h, Of heart disease
In fall a sutsnce Of hope, LAy.d =. hick
ards, in the 75ti year OF hh age
lnterment in ~umlngton AMI BrAtdT
wine csmetery, from tho = ". a u. depot
At IL o'elooE, Gu rhursda .. $50.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
The Oase OF Young Lawiess
IeohMUEIuATED

WILMINGTON, Feb. II, 1888 Feel
ing that the communication rejecting
upon the actions of the phYsicisus hav-
ing charge OF the young brakeman, who
was fatally injured on the b. & o +
r., had created false impression In
the minda OF o1r citizens, ss q friend
Of old echool practice, feel II M dH;s
TO defend 1t and its followers aga'us'
the sbsnrd statements that are being
used to attract patients TO the new
Homeopathic hospital.
That Rivalry exists in this city bt
tween the two schools ia apparso0 ard
the, fact that tie homeopathic proies
sion has received sueh substantial asAit
tance In It's Efforts TO obtain hoHpitE
deserves I've full credit. Bat Its fIiendi
and practitioners should remember tia
they must consider the public estlma'
5lon In It's bgpsdest sense OF these twt
schools OF medicine.
When Samnel HsDnsmsn gave o
the world lis thec-y of mtdioal prac
tice, eurgeTy wss not Included in ii
work, and ~ g consequence, from tha
day 70 this, the greatest draw hacE u
its follow gaa their insufficient eur
Rtchl EnowlEt,9e. plis, ] believe,
one OF the Cauzts Of Mr.. LGRiees LO
being taken 90 their institutions; voul
it have been pro3er TO have turned al
man over 10 the care OF a buTEics
staff whe hsd never performed Ap au
putation. n fac, | bellevs there
not q h1ro C pathic practitioner 10 OF
city WHO has ever removed the limb
patient. think This sufiicsei
statemeE; Q? the above case.
Resp Truth,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Death of an oid Resident

Phuip s'o;ssuburR, a brother o. the
late Edwin q. Stoteenbnrg, died al h!a
late IssIdenee. No, 8Sl West Second
street, on Monday, AissT a l9pE TN 3ss,
at an advanced age, .eaving wife tud
helpless daughter, in rather siEAiSl,eE.
ed circumstances. For BevGrG, yeess
he IVES employed az the yard Of the
Harlem and HolIingswortG Company
but through sickness and age De vas
rendered physically unable to perform
Innuuai labor, and enforced iiarRcs
was TIE consequences. For year. he ba
longed TO the Union NJ. e ChrrCA, agd
was worthy and consisteut meInbtr
holding that all things work togs Lei
for the good Of those who loFe "a,
LORD. Hig remaina vii! he inferred ur
ThursdAy afternoon, In X vet'isv Gem
atery.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Arrnsnaron.n nompnnY.

The steamer Wilmingion OF the Phil
delphia and Wilmington stea "a boat
Company, 10 en- tho railway At Enoch
Moore's shipyard, being painted and
nut in order for summer work. The
Wilmington will be used as an exour.
sion boat between this city And Augus'
tine Pier.
The Philadelphia and Wilmington
s.eamboa: Company Ia certainly o very
ptospetuua one. II 10 but few years
since the Wilmington WAS put on the
liue bet thia city and Philadelphia
1, took but shert time for her TO De-
come unable 10 accommodate the pas.
sspRere who deRii cd 10 take that mode
Of travel, consequently the Brandy
W ne was built and put on the lino.
For awhile these two boats were sum
Client for tho patronage of the line, ou'
last season |, bocNme evident that
larger boa. than either must be secured
acOordlnaly y contract was given tn'
Harlan 8 Hollinesworth COMPANY ioi
tho City Of Ohes,tr, which Will laR'
the place OF the WILMINGTON on the lias
Work 10 being rapidly pushed forwsrt
on the new boat and there 10 goof
prospect that she will be completed
early in the summer. Tho success 0
the company Is remarkable, bat 1t 4
well merited.
For an Impoverished condition Of the bleo
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
stabbed by a Psddlsn

Heinrich 81 lin hour, Icddls'i
Column a avenue, Philil lphA
the tavern OF Caroline Aslblal'
and Somerset streets, yts!cfiJie1
t)sell some cutlery which be d.
hp. The tavern was llll ol It
whom were intoxicated. lhG !
take part OF his GooGs, whlea !
In two boxes--a large audA ili-l
and in other ways hafaSed h.af ;
to prevent him from gung 5.i 3
Place.
Stelnh ur, unable to maze III q
msddcned by the CONTINUED ~.
the crow I, drew out a klIIt VI ?
slash with IL. The blade 'iFl.A \ ,
ID. Pillar, 20 years Of age, Of ~
street, In the region Of the ll'oi.. 2
a very ugly and dangerous H0a15 \,
injured man fell to the 1901 u
picked up and taken 70 h' aVas
doctor says the wound y !Sey Y
fatally. Pillar wat MOI ini0Ilsi1s.
assallHnt was arrested BY UiI.H Z Z
OF the Twenty fourth d!slr'ca
licensed peddler. Is an elderly I'm
anything but desperate '9ctiIs I.
excitable, and claims he 'Iaur5l =
in seli-defense.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
sp,,over the ttov Pian,a,

NEW YoRK, Feb. 2O.-Judge PGt,el.
son, OF the Supreme Court, cas- gran ted
upon the application u Henry Il
Abbey, an attachment against IN,
property in this State Of Cseltnir Hof
mann, the father Of Josef Holm .ur
the boy pianist II was issupd In sui
begun BY Mr.. Abbey fer S67 ,O0c foi
breach 0. CONTRACT. On eGturdks e7en
i0s Mr.. Abbey received a note from The
defendant stating that because OF u,
boy'I III health he caGGelei the cor
tract and would take him hnme a
Europe to day. L Deputy SneFiR cv!tt
o. Rolmann's trunks Al tbe NEaGsu
Hotel.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
sscnnh AnplyenIry.

Washington Conc!svs' No. Iii, n,
Order Heptasopb', Of .,n O'l!rss',sl ~
brAted It's secJui annIVe'ass,y, s:,
day sveuiig, and q "a. u'sss M |,
ciable tim was eTl9yed' 70, NJ i,
guests were pres6nl, IN. ie.,ssi ..s's
were served and the dow q '''3,
folio we'd did the sou. gool'
IL. Chandler was toasi u. .sl.sisl
responses we're be.,OF han - =,
poo .ed, w. q. K Colg.,s "
popular young druggist, , tsI,' ], a
eral selections iu ins eetiiS i.h "a
which uere IeceIved w'.h '.h..ss N
plRuss, and his phyt'ca. u''s !, h
prevented O continnaIoe " ".
lions. Washington OoL1.aa 1ta,ap|
fiouri,hing condition ana Li,t,is| lgti
be unrivalsd By any IiS'ua ~, u "a
kind. Any one wishing " " I,g|
mem Der wou.d do ven ...,,ss !.
W G. Il. Oolquh9un' lns IN ,Ss "a
will lurnish any inio'm''''
10 the order.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
YoOng Gamblers.

Two brothers Ia Cambridge, Me-,
were iBvsterats checker plsyere, and
one OF them always wanted TO bet on
each game. Tho eider had sc=uple:
against gambling. bit one morning
when lie oiu fuiAs LEI. home to be son'
all dry he told Eis brother he'd be
with MIN. TIE boys spent the day o.
the checker bDsrd, aho when The pa
renls cane home ths younger con hat
lost sll lis pocket money, all his kntct
knAcks npa piz sEetp which he hat
owned, The older brother refused Il
give back tue winnings, and tn
younger bAsn't been anxious to gsmbl
since
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
bargains, BargAinsi


hex Scotch herring, $50.
2 ms. prunellas, 25c.
8 boxes lye, $50.
Q bottles shoe dretetna, 200.
8 sugar bowls jelly, 26c.
0 papers OF starch that rtquirc he
$50.
3 OTIS sugar corn, 25o.
s ots. black eyed peas, $50.
3 ih,. ice cream cakes, 400.
3lbi. lunch biscuit, $50
8n. ginger snaps, 26,.
3bh pre.zels, %.
3 lbs. rife dotr, $50.
3ib'. Trenton crackers, 25o.
lbs. Turkey prunes, 25c.
4iba pineapple Jelly, 900.
4bL apple jelly, 25c.
4bs currant tsily, 2bc.
4ibl. Sairce Jelly, $50.
Ana. s.ra wb6rfy Jelly, 25o.
Ana. raspberry Jelly. 600.
Abs plum jelly. 25c.
4qts. hominy. ESQ.
4Qta. peas, 26o.
Bots. beans. 2co.
ibs. bucket preserves, 300
s cakes Cream Borax soap, 26s.
5 cakes Bleaoher soap, 26S.
boskes French Villa soap, 25c.
6 III oatmeal, 2oo
cakes Toilet soap, 2oc.
q cakes Turkish Bath toap, 26'.
q CAKES Elder Flower soap, 25c.
q cakes CASTLE soap, 25c.
z oAkea White Lilly soap, 2Sc.
7 cAkes Snow White soap, 2se.
papers bird seed, 49c
8 papers bird gravel, S6c.
6papers tAcks. 25o.
q cakes Sand soap, 25o.
10 cakes Olive soap, 25c.
10 cakes s aud soap, $50.
10 lbs breakfast hominy, 26c,
uEyKRELL BROS,
M E.at Ennrkh atYeat
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
DISSOLUTION SALE.

The partnership of Pyle
& Lichtenstein e xpires s.
March 25th, and they will
throw their whole stock on
the market Thursday next,
at closing out prices. 1t will
not only give all our patrons
a chance to buy goods cheap
but will give special advan-
tages to store-keepers, hotel
keepers, boarding.h O u e.
keepers, etc, to buy at very
low prices. This is not a
sale to close out odds and
ends, but a regular dissolu'
Ition sale. The stock is in
Igood order, most Of it hav'
ling been bought withinRthe
last six months, and com
prises Silks, Velvets, Pushes
Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy
'IDress Goods of all kinds
Ladies' Muslin Underwea r
J Umbrellas, Laees, Fringes
Merino Underwear, Ladies
and Misses Cloaks, Wraps
Blankets. Quilts, Counter
pases, Crash Towels, tab,
lime n, Napkins, Goyhes
Il Flannels, Muslins, CaIicoes
Butchers Linen, Irish Linen
Table Covers, Cloths, Cassi
meres, Buttons, Ribbons
| Hosiery, Gloves, Collars anc
Cuffs, Kid Gloves, Fabri
'lGloves, RuchingF, Zephyr
t and Germantown w ool, an
tlhundreds Of other things to
: numerous to mention. Ais
"a sewing machines; ssear
L machinery tables.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Tho SIN MIL Frsaa

The Pottstown LEDGER IN, MI, |, d
SILK mills offered to be un,iI ua,.i N
Pennsylvania towns piI,,, ,In. "a
zens thereof will DO '.n' sIlI 4
erected there will oe ? j. ,s,s|
almost every crosstosGSss ossSs m,lll n .Afl
Ills about lima the slik IN IN ,Ill
a halt. II he won's y n. on1
lot him put his hhnos " y sud VA
cts, phil cut the she ke's ! ssFslh nj
or ii he basn't go ine H,st|
york g me other racEeit, Eteeit,s.i,,'
come o "walking uvrI usIot, N
stance. for some lapo. ,.s Ssilhsi1
mako an honest li'ipk kI,6flslf|
Il makes Us weary, ID D ,s,srsiI !
changes, to see tbS ru,dasl d
this irrepressible indivi|Sfa, of ,It1
the wonderful blessiuE'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
No PrLnelr.l ., tlkton Aondsnr

EEKroN, Mo, FEB, 20 "A r. sher
wood, OF Ecotts0Un, n j., the newly
elected principal o; the Elkton Academy
did not open tie school this morning az
was expected, aud It wassesrned had left
without explanation on an early north
bound train this morning The
trustees Of tbe school lheld meeting
this afternoon and appointed DR.. JohI
II lamar and Geo. a. Blake committe,
to communicate with applicants for The
position, and report at further meGtiui
Of Saturday. The school WAS closed las
week, ,snd Will remain closed until
principal Is secured.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
To Attend a Demonstration

The officers and men Of tue E,cst BAT
tAlion, ID. N. G.. bave been invi'ed by
the Irisn Nationalist Associas.0r to at.
tend thsir public demons,ratiau 10 he
held In the Opera House on EArch 3, ia
honor Of the i1itn annlversary Of tht
birth OF Robert Emmett The rlstte.
will be brought before the com = suiss ri
an esrly date aud reported or, and &c
tion taken at o meeting of ofiictra 70 b,
held ST 3 O'Clock next SnLcay SITTER.
mon
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
UNITED STATES TRUST co, Trustee

The undersigned hsve secured control
OF the recent iesue OF Bonds of the
Chicago, Rock Leland and Pacific Rail
way Company.
These bonds are issued az the rate OF
Sl5 900 per mile for tingle track con
structed and s. 600 additional per mile
| !or equipment, tue company having the
| right 70 Issue 81 so additional per mile
! for double track,
; The Bonds are Coupon Bonds for 81 Geo
convertible into Registered Certificates iu
amouuis Of 5000 or mutiples thereof
The principal natures IN 1884, the Com
pAHy having reserved The right o, re
demption al l05 per cent. and accrued 10
ItCIest on and after Ju.v ( 1894; the 10
tcrcst is payable Jan !, and July /.
According to the last annual report
the net earnings Of the company Tor th,
year ending Msrot u, 1857, were
Il Sl4 9In lj.
Interest on bonded debt Eand al
other fixed CHARGES g. ,195, $3.50 52.
Copies oi the Deed OF Trust securing
these bonds may he hsd or application It
either OF the undersigned.
-EkLEn FEOPosALt ron ANY TART ol
THE ABOVE BONDS WILL HBRECEIyEn NJ
THE USpERsiGSEp AT TIE NATIONAL
BANK OF CONN kRCE IN NEW
YORK UNTIL THURSDAY, PEE. 23, A.
NOON NO PK0rUsLL BBDow l65 rEl
, CENT. AND ACCRUED fRTRkBsT WILL
HOWEVER re Considered TAYhgN-
Q Fok BONDS AWARDED NAY NE HApR A.
: ANY rtBE BEFORE MARCH 10, 1885, TIL
EiuHT Is REsRRvEn TO EEIECT LRI ol
I AL PROPOSALS IN WHOLE OR IN PART.
: BROWN BROTHERS X Gu.
. KUHN, LOEB 4 co
] * W. sELIGMAN d co.
e II Z 2Ot92 NEW YUHI
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

There will be n meeting this evening,
In room No. II, Mcclary Bui ding. OF
No. 2 lodge. This ltdae will make Rp
pllcntion for Q charter TO the deputy oi
this Btate, to be Instituted next week.
There are about IS names on the list,
All those who wish to ontoll thei'
names upon the lis. should attend thif
meeting.
The Supreme lodge meets next Mon
day in annual session, and II 10 expsc
ted the death beueflt will be raised from
$500 to $1,000. This order 10 increasine
very rapidly aud promises TO be ont o.
the best orders In existence.
On Saturday, evening special session
Of the Supreme Lodge OF tbe United
States, Shield OF Horor, will be heit
In the Gsrmsn Hall. The suprtm'
Lodge wi / convene In regular sessioI
on neEt Monday, and remsin In session
until the business is all tIAbsaoted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

W.
The funeral OF Mu Isaac We'd
took place from her husbands
dence, No. S23 West SIKH i,rsst
terday afternoon. Despite The lstl
ent weather tho funeIAl va lRi
attended. Services wsrs A,a I
! ouss At 10 O'Clock. Ths RM Al
Stengle, pastor OF Union " I thu
hal ohATRs OF the sery!oes, RIEs
tle Raw. N. NJ Btounf, Of ssEik
church, and the Rsv Q " PnaJl
OF Newark, Delaware, = ioruE y
OF UDion ohurch. Prayer Va q
by the Rev. n. NJ. Browne, AiE|
singing OF an opria'e Ht.As
the choir q ULion church III /
Mr.. Stengle made an Actres', M
he spoke feelin9ly OF TIE lie I
{ 0 eased, OF her u BILE chstt,'a.
t.ue christianity and Eentie dbfaI
Though suffering intensely n
| joyed tina. true pesce Of MUD lAE
be experienced only By . chrlillA
bore all her suffering with Id
aud resignation. Mr.. s;et1Asl|
lowed by the Rev. M, pisIJnEl
also spoke OF her christian u
noble character. i
ThA pail bearers were TIM
Lowe, John Alden, George wa
1. II. Thomas, John MREEesrd
renee BtntmRp. Intermeti vi
Ia Rivervlew Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
A worm ,ntff,

AmusioAl snd l,ta's - hi W,
will be given Dy ~ v-,,,h ssIi v
Bethany BspiiitC.91H0sII .10I \. s ~
evening, ccp nehG. I, ~ ,',g cbaIo
the bshsfit OF tAslt r2 I'M ca 2.
tend, as this pIg,l-is p.,l5is sir,s
assouiation, hosla.ss ,Ss,r s1'lIl
purpose. II is aoP99c 9Ci .I Ib:u.s
be rewarded py d 'H''
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Pay Your Ta1

Ptrs-ne who are assessed should psy
their tar with the least possible delay
IL they do not wish 20 be Totnrnfd 90
errors, and thus cheated out Of their
votes ut the next election. The collec.
tors may be found at No. 6o2ls Market
street, second story, and will DO glad to
give receipts as the county stands in
need OF money.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
rp,srm.nt Al Rev Uastls.

The remains OF Alfred @. Rowlsrd
were inferred at New Castle, on Non
day. The funeral services, v hleh were
held in Emmanuel Church, were con
Quoted by the Rev. I. Gardiner Litsell
Rev. p, u. LiRhtner and Rev. DR. Spen
cor. Senator Gray was among the a.
teDdabts at the faGe-al.