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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
News Summary.

AZ Clinton, Kentucky, on Monday
sight, Samuel Prtce, white mSn who
killed the sheriff, and "BNl" ReAms,
nolored, who shot . farmer named
jackson, who caught Rsams In the act
OF robbing q hen roost on Saturday
night, were taken out Of jail by mob
| Of fifty masked men and hanged.
James Aad Elsie Kline, under indlct.
meut for the murder Of tire Oolbys at
Cherry Run laot August, were pat on
trial In Lock Haven, Penna., yesser
tday afternoon, for highway robbery.
Luther Sch2ffar, sentenced TO be
thansed o. April 4,h, vas in court TO
Testify In their behalf.
Rsv. Bernard A. J. MoMauua, rontor
LOT BIT. Johns Catholic Church, 10 Ba'.
fillmore, died yesterday morning, at tbs
age OF 90 years. He Was q native OF
Ireland, eus came to This country 10
youth and entered this priesthood. He
lbuils 81. JONAS Church more than 30
years ago.
a despatch from HAzleton, Pa says
ths miners strike In that rsgion Ia
lbroken, about rs mea 10 the employ Of
la. Pzriee Il 90. having resumed vosA
yesterday. The mi0ers employed by
kLlnderman n BkeeT VIII .ts7ue on
I AhAslA1g NAV - y se1Is
While 9 farmer named Miller and h's
vito were at ehqrch o. Monday might,
their house, netr Fair Haven, Mime
sofa, was burned, Rn1 the!r three chill
Idren, aged IL, 10 AID Z, pesisAed In the
! flames. The explosion Of .autern
} Icauted the 6ie.
q Searchers kre Btil at work on tie
81 wreck of the steamer julia at Vallejo,
$ Ca litorniR, try Ing 80 find more missin I
A men The list OF uncovered bodies Il
lnow thought TO numbsr ID. There west
1853 parsons on the boat, and none escaped
without injuries.
Il Edgar Hsney, q Young uewspape
: aud periodical Veuder on the NoriOl
Q and Southern Railroad, WAS found deal
In one OF thu streets Of Berkeley, Wiz
: einia, early yesterday morning. Hi
|. iappea ranoe indicated tina. hs had beer
, robbed and murdered.
II Notice has been given CT o reduction
of wages In the Central Iron Works
Rolling Mil, at Harrisburg, to taxi
, Ietfsc. next Monday. The puGdleri
will receive 1915 psg ton, . reductio,
of 2; cents.
Il Zs.itr Davis, the young colorsd ma:
Maggie Cough, In Chicago, on Monday
morning, has been arrestod at FORREST
j Illinois.
The So. Charles Furnaces, ut Colam
o Ibl., Pa has gone out OF blast to repAi
!; damages caused by the recent leo flood
n Monday niSn! WAS the ooliess Of th
lwinter at LynohburG, Virginia. TIL
} ItOm peraturs there at D O'Clock on Tusl
l lday mornlEg wss above zsro.
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PEAKL.a.

Pleasure ia the flower that fades; re-
membranes is the lasting perfume.
Purposes. like eggs. unless they be
Matched into action, will ran into de
cay.
Inconsistency is 9 womsn's preroGa'
tive, for which we mover blame hei
unless We are It's victims.
In the conversation of illiterate per
sqns there is apt TO be tense strain
UPON the grammar.
Those who are the least deserving
have the least charity and the iewos'
good words for others.
There never was ANY heart truly
great and generous that was not also
tender and compassionate.
The talent Of success is doing moth
ing more than you can do wall with
out thought Of fame.
No man ever offended his own con
science, bat first or last it was Ieyeng'
Ell on him tor doing It.
It is not 80 much tbs degree OF helE
afforded, as the manner OF helping
thSt lightens the burdens Of others.
Would you kill or cure an evil
prejudicei Manage it as you would .
pulling horse, tickle ii as you would
trout.
Those who place their hope in an.
other world have in a great measure
conquered the dread Of death and un
reasonable love Of life.
Oaly the true man can really "
brave. only the righteous man car
walk through the darkness and facf
with a serene soul the mystery oil life
Know wha, you want; know it for s
certainty and without misgivings OIL
doubts; then possess yourself of pa
! thence Tor bidiDg ysur time 10 Sc
cure it. ....
Il is the mind that chnracterizes the
man and il is the mind which should
he discncumbcred OF all needless and
pcrniciQls cares
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slow sort and put a gallop.
ing price on it. There isn't a
fault about one OF these
Laces except that Fashion
has edged a bit away from
most of them.
Wool Laces, Beige, brown,
garnet, blue, green, black.
Only q little time since and
we could hardly get enough
of them. Just as good now;
every incl hand made, but
they drag. Here are prices
that will set them jump ing
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

Alta meeting OF the Sunday school
tssch-rs' assoclatiGDs6eld in 81, JohG 3
A, U Church, st Newark, on Saturday
evening, tho 2Sth inst., tho folloRl Ing
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
Cod in hls Infinite wisdom 10 remove
from our midst our worthy and e,tsrm-
ed associate teacher MIS-. Sarah w iigop
therefore DO It,
Resolved That while bowling In bum
bis Submission TO our heavenly Father,
We deeply regret her loss, with the con.
ISOLATION that her uprishtness and chris.
tian Character wss of such natnre
as 70 assure US that our less 10 her
heavenly gain.
Resolved, That In her death the son
inr bibls class has lOst = faithful! te& oher
Hsr husband kluu and loving
wife. Her Echildren an affsotionAt'
mother, and the church deyout sup
porter.
Received, That We hereby extend tt
the bereaTed family aud relatives oul
despest sympAihy. Hoping that In III,
II 1d Gome consolation IN knowing .ti
worth OF her private qualifications, NJ
the value OF her Christian services.
'eb Aat q. q luttner n AK o
respect q copy Of those resolutions b,
cent to tho bereavtd family, and b,
published ia "rhe Dawn" Baltimore
Md; the DAILY REPUBLICAN, Wi.
n,n2ton, Del, and tue Delaware Led
lger," NoEafk, Del,
REV. VIM H GUY.
hARD W. BILLBURS,
VIM ID EMITH.
OBADIAH HENRY,
WIN Ii. BISHOP,
JAS. Ii. THOMPSON,
Com mittse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

GovEkNoR GREEN, OF New jersey,
has sssumeu the responsibility OF veto.
ing the losSl option and high license
lay, passed ty the Republican Lssis.B ID.
ture OF that State, and endeAvors t. de-
fend his 40 ion on the ground that IL is
unconstitutional. We do moi know
much about tho constitution OF New
Jersey, and the Governor mEy be cor
rect, bat we do knoW thSt II the consii-
tuition 10 80 trA@sd that 1! prevents
laws being eAAssed TO cheek the stream
OF vice, crime and psu per.sm oAused by
abe liquor Hsfh }, thu. STATE is as much
In need OF oOnssl!u .ionAl rs'orm aud q
constitution convention a. Della ware
Is. We, however, suspect that the
Democratic parry OF New Jersey an
the whisky rug of Philadelphia had
the greater iIAaoace In inducing the
Governor to veto inc oil. The veso 1.
lengthy document, and opens sitt
the folio Kisg ill-hAtugs1 groE:
"These OBJECTIONS against the bill
are preseD ted in obedience to the Goa
Btituuonal direction, bat with no ides
that any reason which can be ar Ied
will have any eiect upon the final pas
sage of the bill. Political Legislation
which seems essential TO party succ 60.
in an approaching campaign, and fore
ordained By tribunal whose DEGREES
bind and control individual judgment
and action. is no. likely to be prev sli tod
BY the quAll6ed veto given to the Ex
enutive BY tse constitution OF thii
Stat"
II Ihs Legislature survives after tina.
Ii will c rEAiAiy be justified In Pssstn
the bill yer the veto OF this DsmocrAtl
Governor.
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wEusEsDAY. FEBRUARY 80. 1888


1T CERTAINLY soems unfortunate
that one OF the county tax collectors
should be taken ill just o. tsis time,
A1d the other has 30 much important
business to a.tsad 70 outside, that 1t Is
but seldom be can bs found At his
cffi % ken Republicans desire 10 pay
their taxes. Rais Ia au untortuuAie
state OF affairs, not only for the county,
which needs the money, bat also for
the taxpayers, the Republicans we
mean, as unless they succeed In hunt
ing up the c9lIsotors and paying their
FAX very shortly, they will be returned
NJ errors and deprived OF their right &c
vote. We rene n Der n case thst hap
PANIED In Kent csunty Tow years age
where collector was 90 afraid that th'
Rspub lio.nS would pay thsir take
that he had the report industrious,,
circulated tina; his family WAS pros!rst
ed with The Wors. kind OF smallpox
There were sotae pnbl!csns, no viewer
that did moi scare worth o cent, ant
they, nf.er Investigating the mater x
posed the hosx- This model o0llec.o
then betook himself TO the woods sher,
he remained until he WAS hunted down
taken to his home aud nlmos: forced K
receive and reSelpi for Republics
taxes And yet the Democrats sIy tina
1t ts the RspusileAns o 6n FAULT II the.
do not get E,seessd and ply ihels tax "a
Now we dc not wish to be under.toc q
as saying shat our collectors woul d
anything like the collector did In X
ooun'y, 10 pre- veEt Republicans fror
paying their takes, but We do say SgAi
that 1t is very unfortunate that one (
them should b taken sick, and II
other 30 pressed by business jus. .. tn
very particular TINS, when the inters
Of 30 many voters Ars involved.
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Drill aud Reception

The invitations for the first drill and
reception OF Troop B, d. q @, have
bsen issued. The reception Vii, be held
in Institute Hall on Monday evening,
April IL. The CON mittee of arrange
ments Is composed Of Lieutsnsut Chss.
ID. Stevenson, chairman; W. P. Morri
sen, secretary, aud james B. Hstsor
ttessureI; reception committee, Troor .
William MONTGOMERY, chAirnAn; zr A.,
conductor, Trooper James ". +
floor manager, Trooper f O Rur -sne
sigt&nis, QaSrtermaster's Ssrss ~
=, Webb, Corporal George L. E "a,
ter and Corporal Robert h f Dpen
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bee HIVE
sos Market Street.
A FEW SPECIAL DRIVES

Fl I Y " u EUIAD UNIY
r.
10 snake up the dry bones
anlohs ms HosSamefes. WI
oHet you 100 OF the dollar and'
nan kinu' Peiiec1' and ever!
way nsnt Al 80 cents each'
NOW Tor iun IN wrapping then
up quick
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WANAMAKEHB

PHILADELPHIA, Vsirss.sY. Fub. y. lass.
A harlequin column. Hold
ing a bit of mirror now to-
ward this part Of the store,
now ihat, but always reflect
ing something that you or
some other would be glad to
see; telling something that
it Is well to know.
Present news.
Dress Goods are REIN
forced by Crazy Crepes. You
would call US crazy should
We state all we k,uthtNk1
could about our Dress
Goods.
The Baby hxipes are still
on view.
1884 women can save
$1.25 a pair on French KID
Shoes if they bring proper
sized feet.
The Cooking Greeks are
here.
Filters ! Can you apoatro
phize pure wate1' Rhetoric
would be a stick-in.the.mud
without one here aud now
i Linens have The blues for
want of advertising. But
why' Prices and qualitie:
are hustling them. DOM
need it,
japanese Mattings, a
lizards for $40. Isn't the pric:
eloquent?
5 Future rews.
: Womeh's Over garment,
3 They arc wrapped in oh
! security to-day. Will be re
a yealed co. morrow.
/ Good reading bslo..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

James Saunders, an inmate OF tie
county jail at Media, committed sui.
eide by hanging on Tuesday. He was
fund hanging to q bar CT his cell win
dow by an tfa ,sr OF the Jail. The
prisoner had made a rope from carpet
str pc, and when found the bosy wal
still warm DeceEge1 vss about q
years of age and was committed fol
nine months ct tie lsbt term Of Couri
far carving ooloealad weapons and
burz ara' tUols. Re was arrested IL
hat city by OficeT Meath and wac Of {
vely disposition, This makes tht
fourth suicide at the jail in two yesrg
tao lest victim tstug q man arrested
there by Oaicer Meath. Coroner FaiE
lamb held an inquest on Tuesday, III,
verdict being in accordance with tht
iActs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

Gre ay Crepe. -Four years
ago ~e had to explain the
teTn and its application
~ o1V every woman knows
ne meaning perfe ;tly and
fthe vaaary is more than an
nual perennial. We "took
on these things two days
ago. I2t cents q yard. Ter
styles, and when all are
present eight colors to each
style. Some days more va
riety, some days less.
Northwest Of centre.
i Lace talk with money iT
tit you want the Laces
That's the only chance for 8
hitch. We have been through
1.-THE stock. Pulled out ever,
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very interesting.
Original


1854 pans 81 W omen S
Kid Shoes al a quarter ua-
DIR tie regHi4r p,tee. Not
one pair OF theae Shoes has
been made more than six
weeks. They see daylight
| in the Store this morning
for the first time. Not a
chance lot Of odds and ends.
They we're made for US OF
first-class stock, in the best
manner, by expert Workmen
Every Shoe is hand-hnished,
land the heels and edges
ishinc like polished ebony
The only "of thing about
them is the prize.
Why the little price? They
Iwere made in the dull sea-
son. Shopmasters sacrificed
Profits to keep workmen
from scattering.
i These are the kinde;
4G8 pairs Glazad Kangaroo,
hand-sewed, opera and
square toe; widths A, B,
| c, D; sizes q to 54$375
a pair; regular byiee, IS.
I826 pairs French Kid, hsxi-
| bic. opera and square toe;
widths B, c, d; sizes d
to 81; IS IS a pair; ,egm-
| lar price, 81 so.
/ I's as If we stuffed SI.2s
In every pair of Shoes yoI
Ibuy, There are more of thu
Isles you are likely to ask
ior than of the others, bu'
. delay will be dangerous /
lyou care TO be fitted from
ibis special lot.
: Market street front, west Of Non Aisle
The Excelsior Cookin5
lCrock. A kitchen boon
EASY to clean, acid proc
will not crack or chip off, 0
Iget out of sorts With age 0
sluse. A conical porcelai
elcrock In a block -tin jacket
1 (which holds the crock abov
s the stove. Hot air ard rad
dated h at do the cooking
l. mo chance Tor food TO burr
kIThe merits of a iarina kettl
rs wit b the simplicity an
r cheapness Of an iron pot.
.el 2.quart size, 25c.
hi 3 quart size, 35c.
a 4quart size, 45c.
6 quart size, 55c.
8 quart size, 65c.
nj When you tire Of scorche
S. 'eatables take a look at the
al If any are lett then.
n Basement, northwest of centre.
wi JOHN WANAMAKER,
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establish y precedent in other stateA
rrausltory frenzy Ia nothing more or
less than . fis Of passion, and II It Ii 70
be accepted As . Vslid defense for mur-
der, the quicker We wipe on all our
statutes reiAting 70 protection 70 human
life the bs.seE. We presume that almost
4 moi every murder is Committed white
tbs murderer 10 In . passion, oonsa'
qu.n,ly II that Il to DO Q valid defense,
lie will abolish all punishmens for mur'
der OF the Hrss degree.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

A LErrKR from Mr.. job H. Jackson,
that appeared In to-day's M1ruisg
News, will be found In another column,
and will rspay cAreiul reading. MI.
jackson had no opportunity 70 reply 10
Mr.. Bird in tue court room, therefore
he has adopted this method OF making
= calm, dlspAssionate explanation OF bis
position on the liz nor question.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

The BALANCE unexpende1 In the
q lite SIS 4 eAsury by the end Of
th pr emit ~ viii, IL is ess mated,
Am1ut ti03 zoo. 600, aud ye while
the sdntnlhtrAuoa PROCESSES TO bs en-.
gagged in deslsiHg Tome means for re.
ducing the surplus, 1t s.eRdiAs!ly re-
fuses to repair and equip the foris Rlon !
the seAboArd, TO reduce the letter post
age, or remove the tax from liquor.
The latter, though, can scarcely DO ex-
peoted, a. the Democratic party 10 SC
firmly bound to tho whisky ring thAs 4
seems like fool.shness to suppose thu
anything will be done contrary 10 Ia
wishes. The people do not want ths
income reduced by means OF free trade
and Masking psupers OF our honens hard
working mech mics, and will not tams.
ly submit 10 Suy such measures. wher
this surplus Is reduSsd 1t mus. be done
In manner tAas will grove . benehl
inttead O. ru'ss 20 The natlon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

Yesterday afternoon a. 80,
William Hstton, bls, ,t Seu olVIs :
sm pioJ OF the Jaoieop =. gu n ~ w
pauy, recsivtd sew 9uaEp CSn
1 n cnttins ir,r 4eiton was engaged
- 30 49,, 49, IN The large shear
~ fon, 49, thecluteh l,ver witt
macbInsry CO. disaTTRnRemelt OF tht
no leve, GAS .sed a back snoke ant
of kis Z. thrown against inc so4'
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Some other Laces that
are a little out of the swim.
Rich and perfect as when
they we're all the cry.
Real Guipure (black).
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Escurial (olack) }.
Spanish lace (black) }.

The smile Of Fashion Is
on Black Chantilly Lace,
but by trade triumph we
are able to make the prices
very interesting.
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. 4 I 2 lit
ut 10 l'tlo,il .. ~,

90 rs,s rplcndid new hsrI t,,s VI u
double and single feis 9 k "a ~
mad rubber aud nickel PlllG,ah,
cd from pure ga 70 heu .r ,SS, ,.gliI
by tiTst-clafs aol MI tn ~, ipnfi
harnCss will Ind u % tue onsn h q
ten / this talo. VIII 70 olNpa ,iifI
on evening before stle. a ~
given. L. w. 0 ID"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

DubLIU sAbE F=d asAf
III ace and mulsG
Iuiil gOll at my ss bic = EiA
Oh at Of. Ia. between AGistl w
edJotning George Mshon5 hgal =
WbDNESDAY, MARJA H. =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

THE ENPKRIM aHTs OF using oil to
calm the SEA during q storm b Is proved
30 successful that the French Trsns-At.
lAntlc Steamship Company have had
NIL Its vsssols equipped with an ApparA.
tus for spreading oil on toe water.
This is matter of saoh con sequen 80
thas It Is worthy OF the m os; serious
consideration, and II The apparatus on
the Fren, steamship proves suosessfui
other steamship companies should BE-
compelled 70 Adops 1t, even n lag.slA A.
tion should DO necessary TO oJn Del
them 10 do so. Tho SJocunts pub.
lisae9 ram time to tins Eiih tbs hy.
Geographic ehsrts, have given ruz. o5FF
OF instances whore vessels have been
by this meSnP, enabled to olriie The
heAylesi a'ortl1 with comparative ease
and lhstsior5 The mater ,aInot DO oon,
sidere1 Any longer IS Iasrs expert.
msnk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

TaR PRESENT c9ld snap reminds rs
that this Einles weather 10 not yet yer,
aud that We mss s.ili cxPeos soma o7ld,
blnstry days durlrg the next Ava or SIX
weeks. We, however, have the conso.
lAiion OF knowing IhAt the uorei Is
over, as The power d tae san lie now o.
great that tbs o1ld blas's launched
upon Us by tie north wind must soon
give way TO Is ilfi lence. 1t will no,
be many m )re weeks before the bad.
will oommsn3e to swell and all nature
prepare 10 bars: forth IN beAu!y. We
can there'oEs afford to walt In pstienos
rs We know the time Ia noI far dlS.aar
when King Wilmer will hls away to the
far N .rih, and the singing o. BIRDS wi
be heard la our land. Isis we'll, how.
ever, for every one to exercise th
greatest care just ct this season Of tht
year, IS pneumonia Is probably NOR
prevalent nov than at any Other time
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DUDLI SAI.E-VILL M ~
Il public sale On Tie Drcnsa q
FRIDAY, AAiCa : IN


~ : Q - - = 40
The following valuable rrsi
tainins u Hcres, nilF- N 81 q
proved land belOng ns " To- -
late Jnmra White, Ais ttL VA
drHirab e In ever nafuu1 A. ~
attention Of cApitsils a brirs "a
situated, other for iArinihs of =
location high and healIiiI, Va :
site Oh u, not sur an,ni . ~
on the kennstt rika, ) aiina lf5a
tor, and within minGleariisM
walk ron Gfeent .ile igiion % 2
ton 4 Northern X. H. IL 0uh+N
Toms Al salo, pFUnRAIl o w
MARIANA
an. u.,sA a a., a,st. m
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atlo'olo;k ?. H. i
m HoAd Of KeDt4eEy sd '5lI'
II err Ohio llcis's,
ahead Of good 1ns zaA
Suitable fer 81! pEipossi' ~ N
have pesn carefully ielec,sd ~ ", -
and among them will DO i9laa IA IA
bred rCadsttrs aud lsddles aaa
erNl puTpnse HuHsES. s'Ss
Inspected at above fAole wv u
sale. . and : MONIES 4. II. Tyson
l.. W F,,dhau 4 son, Are's' h
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FOOT w EAR
THE ALBERT
-CE N 7 g. 8 e..

Cents Ane calf, hand sewed hook-laee,
"a 60 Gents tine calf, machine sewed.
50 aud @ so. Gents Waukeuphast hook
lace, 50 20.
Boots, shoes and rubbers, every thing
10 Keep the feet dry and warm.
-YouR MONEY WoRru EvBRr TMR.-
Richland beacon., 1888-05-26

ga Frilay we, in company with our little
Horace, drove DOM the Winnsbor0 road a.
far as cur friend l. u Mou,somery's where
we spen, tlIc.nisli with bin. Tor which hos>
pialily he and has exceien, lady will accept
thanks. When we lef; Rayv.le it was
spriuklin, rain. Lu; as 3. o. Eiwaris sindly
proposed us the use Of his top buggy we
veninred oui. The rain increased and We
were very nearly wet b. the rGe We
arrived d; Mr.. Non;gOUery's.
We went down for the purpose Of re-
pairing tube well on cur piare, and ~ one
who Las never med il can imagne the
trouble vexa;.on ami annoyance attending
tic pulling up and repairing Of one OF these
wells. For colofed tenants we are Of opinion
The old-fdshioned dug well. are letter.
While down there VIC counted as many as
four pumps. These hal become out OF re-
pair for The want Of proper care and attention
aad been thrown aside, demonstrating TO our
mind clearly that for colo.ed tenants the cid
dug well is tie better Of the two.
Crops al, along the road looked well. The
rain did much good. On every place could
be seen the hands setting III, potato slips.
Dock llillnau, the tenaui on the Lynn
place, had bis crop in very good condition.
The crops on the Whitfield, Montgomery,
Campbell, Cooper, Mcdonald, Rhymes and
Willard places all seem 20 be good, and or
Mr.. Taylo.'s and Priichard's places were also
good.
Richland beacon., 1888-05-26

Mrs. Malissa Gwin (nee Elison}, widow
of the late James Gwin, died on Thursday
last at her residence, seven miles son;h of
Rayvil!e. Ms. Cwin was one OF the oldest
natives IF Louisiana. Size was here many
years ago, and during the early days parlici-
pated in many bear hunts with her husband
and was said 10 have bten a fine SHOT, killing
a great many Of them.
She leaves lcrge family cf children
ard grand children, and many friends
10 mourn her loss She wa, noted for many
acts of kindness and hospitality. HeT doors
br.ns ever open 10 the orphans and home
less.
Richland beacon., 1888-05-26
Women, Delays are Dangerous!

Madame Revere's Female Pills for women
msrer fails 10 aiwaYs give speedy and oeriaia
turned. Sent by mail. securely sealed, in
plain wrapper for One Doitar: three boxes
for Tro Dollars. Particulars in letter for
fourcents in postage stamps. Address
Mrs. Z. REVERE, box 2s3, jersey City, \. j.
jan2l-ly-3p
Richland beacon., 1888-05-26
Now is the Time

10 use Hodges SsrsarariIla with lodide OF
Poiash the great purifier for the blood.
certain cue for sheumatisIn, scrolu.ous aiiec-
tons, aud all diseases peculiar 10 females.
Renovales and mvigoraIes The system.
Physicians recommend il. Take no other.
Rangnm Root Medicine Co, Manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. R5.it
Richland beacon., 1888-05-26
AltenliOll, II. II. L.

For spssins bruises, rheu'na,sm, cramps,
iufiamaation, swelling, cu's, bo'ns, ets., in
man, and spIiut. rngbone. windgail, epIzoo-
,ic. scratches, etc., IN horses, ksnR"m Root
Liuimcnt is a ssse cure The King OF Lini.
meuss', is the universal vord'c,. Never fats
70 cure any aitment that eau be reached by
an exsesnal medical application. Scots per
s,o,,Ie. For sale by all druggists. m5-it
Richland beacon., 1888-05-26

On "Wednesday evening several persons
who have been engaged in the vegetable
as much as car load. Quie crowd were
engaged boxing beans and loading the car.