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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-22
CATHOLIC LIBRARY BAZAAR.
The Number of Donations Increasing
Daily-Y esterday's List.

Daily-Y esterday's List.
Contributions to the bazaar fund of the
Catholic Library Association continue to
come in, and the undertaking of the young
men promises to be complete success:
Following are the recent donations re-
ceived by the committee in charge:
Estes & Lauriat, Boston, Mass, through
E, NJ. Conner, merchandise ........ s 80 90
z. j. Horseman, New York, through L.
NJ. Conner, merchandise ..... ........ Is 90
Koch Bros. New York, through E. NJ.
Common merchandise. ................. 10 90
Benzger Bros, New York. through Z. NJ.
Conner, merchandise. ............... 10 90
Hard & Parsons. New York, through +.
NJ. Conner, merchandise. ..... 10 90
George b. Hurd & Co., New York through
f. NJ. Conner, merchandise ........... 10 90
through & N. Conner merchandise 10 90
W. H. Sadlier, New York, through E. NJ.
Connor, merchandise =. ............... 90
A. Lowell & Co, New York, through E.
NJ. Conner, merchandise. ...... 90
knight, LOOMS Co.. New York through
E. NJ Common, merchandise ............ 90
Selcbow & RICHTER, New York, through
E. NJ Connor, cash. ....-...... ........ 90
Rev. f. p Byrnes, Salem, Mass, cash 25 90
through Davis Bros, cash. ............. 10 90
w. F. Chaplin, cash Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
Jew McGrath. Brookhaven. Miss, cash. 8 90
Partridge & Richardson, Philadelphia,
Pa, through Morrlson, Foye Co.,
caSn .-...- -.-.... ..-....s.. w
Roth & Goldschmidt. New York, through
Morrison. Foye & Co., merchandise. - 90
Joel j. Bally & Co, Philadelphia, Pa,
through Morrison, Foye & Co., mer-
Weinmann Bros. & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa, through Morrison, Foye Il Co.,
H. N. Myers, Philadelphia, Pa, through ''''
f. r. Walsh, merchandise ............. 10 90
A. c. Fitzpatrick & Co.. New York,
through John sullivan merchandise. 10 co
Mrs c. NJ Brady merchandise ......... 10 90
Through Mrs jas. McGrath. merchandise so 90
Freeman Bros, through +. r. Walsh,
merchandlSe ........................ OO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-22

embroidered Back Kids, for Evening
Wear,
Buckskin Weather Vests and Shields, at
LaFar's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-22

New styles Hats.
Nichols has just opened his complete line
Of Stiff Hats. 1913 Broughton Street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-22
Oak, Pine and Li9htwood.

Obhl T IAIb EIINI LIZ INV UUUs
Have removed my wood yard to corner
Gwinnett street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone n.
X. B. CAssELs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-22

Dunlap's Hats and Nascimentos Fine
Eats
In Silk or Derbys, new styles, at LaFar's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-22

AT the close of the Tuesday evening serv-
ice at the Christian church, on Bolton
street q few select friends assembled in the
study of the Rev. T. II. Blenus and wit
messed the marriage Of Mr.. Dawson, now
with the firm OF Dale. Dixon & Co., OF this
city'to Miss Mary Youngblood of Augusta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-22

Boys Scarfs and Ties, New Shapes,
And the new Puffs for men, at LaFar's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-22

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Relieves Mental and Physical Elk
haustion.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
sxAssrD TO rHE HEART
Ana Knoshsd In ths asad Opposite ths
80. ExPFssA once.

h.. so. ExpFasA once.
This morning Whila our reporter was
ON hts way 70 the city court Dis attsn
tton 1na attrsetsd By q RathertnR OF
reoolo around the entranco OF 4O6 Mar.
ket strett, and ~ his duty requires OF
MIN 10 look into all Gueh matters he ID
pronohed the group and learned that
they we're looking at the prices In tne
show windows that have bean stabbed,
and where high priofs hav bten knooked
IN the head. a Peruvian Whipo1rd
wofVted diaRJnGl auit, formerly sold for
a. 30, can nov be bought fer " ~. A
! HpApish diagonal suit for business pur'
poses, "a 80. Nov In regard TO the
beau tiful line OF o0rkscrew suits, We
must ssy that they must certainly %
seen ct the Economy Hall In order 70
be fully appreciated. This " ones are
made Of ali. wool goods, and are ndVer'
tised es Is to Sl2 BY some houses who
are trying TO do business, bat are GET
lt!nR badly left with all the great attempt
70 capture that which oAn't DO had, y
the people we'll know their tricks WON
work, IS their idl0tlo way OF whiting
the appearance OF the face and piAce y
sufi aisnt to condemn their stasement
But here arc facts the people delight II
| reading: Cashmere pants, just one DOL
, liar, RuAraLt9 ed nat to be priatsd good
nor shoddy material, AID 20 siant
, washing the tame as . piece o. hne-
. will. Demet flannel ooAts and yts!s
lore dollar, all oolors and phttera. eeer
D suckers and oheok mohbits ~ the sam
. lprlos, Demet flannel shirts, all PSI
lterns, OF 30 ard rs cents. We sEill hAv
more Ct those 1yautIful. substAniil
kuee pAnts At Is cents Boys suit
, Iron 81 SO; mems suits from S3Sl
Prince Albert suits from Sll.26, 40
IcutaWays from 60. These goods at suo
elunheAtd.of bargains oHnnOt last loDe
u and the advice is TO take advantage b
goluR a. once 10 the popular Eel
J iheimer's "E oopomy Hail." 4O6 MArkt
g street, between FuuTtl aud Fifth.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

PHLADELPHA, Aug. 10 Isaac 8.
Haldeman, broker doing business at
No. IL stock Exchange Place, was plac-
ed under $4,000 bail by Magistrate Len.
nou yesterday, charged with embeEzling
81 900 placed in bis hands by w, II. Oar.
lington, West Chester lawyer, who rep
resenis number Of relatives Darling
ton is represented by I.awy james II,
Heytrln. The prosecutor says that Halde
man refu'ed to account the money after
having been repeatedly requested to dc
70. The money was 10 be used for specu
latiln In oil Il B Clifford, Of the IRA
OF joel j. Bailey x Co. became security
for the amount Haldeman Is said 70 have
embezEied.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Al the session Of the @ y Court bhis
morning. Deputy Judge Lyman presid.
%. The following casea were disposed
Charlie, Henley, colOFed, who stands
ohsreed with the shooting OF George II.
9rav. ALTO colOred, IN New street, on
the ni2ht Of August LIST, was brou gut
into the court Aud upoa the testimony
n Dr.. PArm, the attaching physician,
% The ffsct that the pstient was not
vel out Of danger, thu further bearing
10 the mater Wss postponed until ths
I1Aao Anderson, ooloEed, was charged
9Th dlsOFderly conduct. he was heln
IN 5000 bail for . farther bearing te'
morrow osniuR.
FdWafd OallAn, for bsinz drink aud
IdisordeFiy, WAS T'q7ired 20 pay VI Anu
costs. and Ger the came offenso Joh1
Sim and James Murray, were sentenced
10 the sAms penalty.
4 Emma Virginia jones' SHAW, coloFec
vsa reauired to pay g and coats To-
being drunk and ditordsEly
Hugh Bradley, john horIis ant
Michael Smith, for bsing drunk, yer
dischArstd on the promise TO leave tn
CITY.
john NJ Carney, for drunkenness, Wn
ined OIL and costs.
John Craven, drunk, vas discharge
on the promite that he would go
work,
II Ffank Kane and Henry MAFtlI
charged with vSaTAnoy, were di'
} 0 1ArRed.
Michsel Redmond vas Committed
New Castle fall for thirty days on q
B oh Ar2e Of yagrarcy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

BALTIMORE Aug 10 Mr. j. g. Cob.
linghorst, northwest corner Of Bond and
Lancaster streets, hal o desperat, tn-
counter with q dog about IL - O'Clock
yesterday morning, which, but for MI.
Gohlingborst's courageous hsht, might
have resulted In the loss Of his life. Mr..
GOhlinghorst owned cross between a
bull and a coach dog which for three
years has been valuable guardian about
the premises. A little after midnight,
Mr. Gohlinghorst went into the cellar TO
fetch the animal up stairs, He had Just
set down a lighted candle when the dog
made a spring at his throat, caught his
left arm inside the elbow joint and tore
out piece OF flesh. Taking another
hold, be tore cut second piece from the
same arm. In third spring he caught
the left wrist and mangled It terribly.
Notwithstanding the intense pain, Mr..
Gohlinghorst succeeded 10 grasping tbs
dogs collar, aud by a supreme effort
dragged him out the cellar door To the
street, fighting and biting AZ b captOr.
Mr.. Go l!nghofs s alarm aroused the
iueighbOrhocd, aud policeman Raun
quickly responded. The officer clubbed
the dog into inset sibillty, while Mr.. Col
IlukubIhb AGlA hlllt IlhAliy hhN AHE
chain was attached to the cellar door and
he was shot through the head. 5evera
OF the neighbors dubbed him, and one
used an axe upon him, and even theT
the animal did not die for nearly foul
hours
Those who saw the struggle betweel
the man and the dog said II was a hgh
for life, and If Mr.. Gollughorst had no
received aid It Is probable the ANNA
would have oyerpowered him. DR.. n
l.. Dashiell was summoned, and mad
Mr. Golinghorst as com Portable as pos
sible. MIR, Golinghorst regrets the deaf
Of his dog. II was so trained rs 10 stsnt
up with It's paws on he bar Of his sllool
and stay there 10 guard the place. o.
one occas ion the dog caught thief II
the act OF robbing the money drawer
DR.. Dashiell does not anticipate any SO
rious results from Mr.. Golnghorst'
wounds.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

rrhmps are slill going down the Pc
ninsula by the car load, and what 20 do
with them is nov the question. Over
leo Of thsn are now Dover In jail, and
that building can hold no NOSE.
TWenty-gix we're added to the number
yesterday. The Tailroad cffieors are
doing Hll the ArTtstinR, and they Ouly
take q en- who have broken into oars or
damaged property 10 some way. List
niRut Detective HutchinB received .
telegram asking him 70 20 to Wyoming,
where fully two hundred trampa were
banging around the btEtlOn. But he
sid not 60, IS he had 0 place TO Fui
them II they were arrested. A great
many thlnk ihAt tho fruit inea made a
big mistake In passing that tramp pro
geo,ivb" resolution ~ their last msst
log, IS It has evidently encouraged this
olass 10 come here Isis estimated thai
fully 10000 arc now on the Peninsula
and a.lll they 70.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
nnttn1s wnnt protecl.on.

ulsGTOS, Aug. lO.-Right Jour
nrYmen Eat'ert, rep ese ting II 900
workers of mir craft in I've different
Statcs, aII rNred busore The Senate Tariff
SGA-c mmjttee to-day and made q strong
apfGAi t5f prote ton against what they
claim 20 interpretation or NAL ad
miri-trasion of the present tariff law.
They represent that 10y reason Of tie &C
tI0n Of The aut Oriti +, bats, which are
absolutely flushed, with the exception
perhaps, % tn bai d, the binding or the
linlug, lats upon which al The work Of
their craft has be II done, IRE admitted
a. unfinished goods, at 20 per cent. I'D
yalureu, Ine uud valuations con
ttautlY urac,lsed, gether with the low
rale.gi duty they declare, arc destroying
Their means of lived hood, This year they
cay lE..Y ulc-hal the hats necessary tC
supply me mark It will be imported, with
Corn % Milling reduction OF the Gggre
gate aeomg Of he working matters Silk
Which n"lf .yn al vaiDrem duty Of so pei
cent, hose gent emen represent, come
IN by H. t.lllnn lards under the ruling
OF the DE l2--mrut, At ~ per cent a
trimming Among the papers pre'ent
ed Was a pr''ilYn, gaii TO bear the signs
ture OF ere y journey N u ha'tcr Of Bethe
Conn, 30 in Humbrr, irrespective {
party asking for protection.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Alta regular maasinE Of General U. 8.
Grant Pest, No. IS, 9. A r., held last
evening, tie following Was adopted.
whereas, Il has Tleased Almighty
God to take from cur midst our fellow.
soldier and oomrAde, Gen. p. n. gherl
dan, whose brave and daring aohisve-
ments dpriBR the rebellion End siuoe
the eloas Of the WAr hes eudaafei him
10 every true soldier II the oouutry.
"Whercaa, By hts death tho army
hAa lost brave aud true commander,
the oJuntFy oae OF tIs most trustworthy
citEsnf, his dsvstsd wife . good hul-
band, ard HE children, q kiud aud
khsctionste father; therefore be &c
Resolved, That the comrades Of this
pCat truly and with heartfelt sorrow
deeply eympAthlze with the soldiers OF
the army Who have Loaf their com
mHndef, with the bsreaYed Wits Who
has lost good husband, Hud the little
ones Who are nov fA,bsflesP,
Resolved, That the charter and
loolofs OF the post be dfapOd In mourn.
Ing and the aide arms Of the 0ffieAis b.
also drAped 10 mourning when on duty
for space Of thirty dbys.
The com nittee that drafted the Eeso-
lusions conblhtsd Of william o'onrnor
Peter J. D1npsily, Etv = smith, VIII
liam q. RooeleD, . BAyArd ehs.lAdy.
A. mes'.0g last eyenlnR Of DuPon
POST y. A. R., the following reaolu
Ems we're passed unanimously;
4 "It IL with deep regret that We re
IeeIye the nowa Of the death Of cur com
rAde, General Phillip Henry Sheridan
/ IT EoEquitt, Mass. on August 3. 1885
He was = military ohisftain Of ID
= gIeatest ability, and = hero Of unques
lioued bravery, having attained, an
deserv0dly 90. tbs highest rank know
! Ito our military service, q rank confer
a From the rank OF . colonel, command
irg the Ssocnd Michigan Cavalry, b.
, Ibis ability as . leader, his ssAl In "a
3 Icause be eapoused, and his promptnel
. In executing all orders given him undl
any and all circumstances, b
Fote TO the command OF th
srmles Of the United Btases OF Amer
lea Those who understand someNhI
. the heroic services he has rendered ca
Ieasily zee that the army has lost
y leader second 10 none living, and u
Q loountTy general whose less can scaro
u ~ be eGttmBted. He was . magnet
lttdsT and A'WayB intpired hts me
q with cor q lenoe In HE ability 10 COZ
with tbs enemy IS the loug list OF OF
. Sagements will show-Corlnth, Boon
viiis, BA dwin, BlooklAnd, Miss. Pc
Eyville, Ky, Nashville, Stone Rive
IL ChAttanoo. q, Missionary Ridge, VII
ls chester aud many others. We tend
81 coincidence 10 the widow aud family
3 the lamented dead IN this their hour
bereavement, aud Order tbAt the char.
Of tho post be dTapsd for thirty days
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

The news vas received with thI
utmost satisfaction By the community
thu; he had teri Jrizsdj but the arrest Of
. disease thai 10 stealing away loved
and valued NE, IL On achievement tina
should inspire heartfelt gratitude
OhillnsfF, cod extfemiIlss. deprtsset
Spirits, aud extremely miserable ssnAa
tions, with pale, van features, are tbs
results OF dlsordeHtd kIdns5a and liver
rrest the cause ct ouoe By taking DR.
PisTee's Golden Medical Discover.
is purely vstsRtsble detective, tha
will ferret out and csp,ure the mos
suttle lung or blood diLorder. Drug
aiHta,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

This morning shortly after O'Clock,
IS ore Of the drivers OF the Hartmann
& Fshren baob Brewing Company was
driving Gown Fourth street between
Market and King, an accident happen
ed which MI ght have resulted more 90
rious than 10 did. The wagon was
singlB team, ard conta'n sd ten half TIA.
rels Of beer Tbs wagon was Ia the
railway track. In font OF the team
ware two milk wagons, wLi3h made .
sudden halt. A. they dii TO the com.
pAny's driver was also obliged TO halt,
and By 10 doing one Of the kegs oi tear
was thrown from the wagon, and that
portion OF the street being Of q down
grade, the key rolled under the wagon
aud struok the hind legs Of the animal
This had the effect Of starting 1t IN and
before the drlVer could control Il an
into horse attached 10 the wagon oil
Peter Miller, Jr., trucker over Third
street bridge. The horse Of Mr.. Miller
was somewhat injured IN the breHsl
aud right fore leg. The shafts Of The
wagon OF the runaway team were
broken.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
FOURTH EDITION


Inc EAE40N AAA 98N - 49,
A special meeting Of the Directors OF
the Street and Sewer Commission was
held lAat evening, and the conuAes lot
robbie slOue was awarded 70
John H FlAmer 1t 81 90 per perch. The
petition OF Charles hnllin for permits
sion 10 tap Hh,pley Ran sewer With =
drain from bis morocco ho'ory Was
granted. A. 8. Reds offer 70 take 500
cubic yGrds OF dirt from tie bed OF Do
Pont street 81 cents per cable yard
Uas accepted. Union street north o.
front was ordered TO be ourbed and
RuiteEsd, and the contract for grading
Dupont street, betWeen Flft1 AAd Sixth
streets, was awarded TO FIALz Ginkel-
bach 81 25 OF nts per cubic yard. Com
plant having been made about the con-
lditiOn OF the Sidewalk in front OF the
residences Of ]. Morton Poole, JT., and
j NJ. q. Rodney on franklin street, BE-
Itueeu Ninth and Tenth Blreett, they
were ordered 70 have them paved
IssyerAl hids were received for cement
Ibut eli were rejected. The following
bills were ordered pAid:
Davis q Brother, g425 IL; william
lBimnous, Sl2s 49,; n. j. Dsrrickton
$50; Com be Goal and Lumber Company
l43.O2; K A. Robinson, IS; J. v. Oar
II lIsle & 90, t69 81; Charles WArne
lCompany, SlS3 co. Wilmington Goa
Gas oompsps, as; Wilmington Or.
Gas SumpAny, 81. $40 s2i Frsncis G
/ Bradley, 81 coz 80; Diamond State Ito
company, So cents; D,hwAse Terri
: Gotta Company, 1904 05i Matthew Kyle
I %. IS, Pennsylvania Globe Gas Ltsh
, Company, t76l 30; Lobdell Oar Wtei
Company, Sl2; HuRh Patton, 81 d
John McKeoFn, Sl7 20; John Dollar
: ga. 88; bsbj amin Gs,s e2i; A. 8 Rssd
= S55.43; A. 8. REd, $3.50 co. RlchSr
walker, Si2 %, Simmons & Brotheri
S34 50; Mercantile Printing Company
: ST. Bar Printing Company, 50 %
Lea Pusey Company, " o.; Associate
: Charities, t32; Michael Leonard, f58 /!
NsAl Duty, Sl6i Morris Moran, SIS u
James HATTighn, SIS 20; j. 8. Morrison
St2f0; Alice Tucker, 63.1s; james !
. Flanagan, $40 $751; Harry O'Hsill, t34 3
D Maxwell Mahouey, $40 81; 8. A LuoA
1 SIS ID; MeTcAn tile Printing OompAn!
81 80; Henry Mckinney, t33; Gregg
, BoWe Carriage Company, $40 50; II
Z Hsrlan aud HollirgsWoTth Compan!
1913; Tbs Diamond State Iron Oou
pauy, Sll; Union Blue Stone CompAn!
tl4.50; Daniel DouEheTty, S37 b0i job
DolAn, 1879 81; Davis g Bro $500
Richard Walker, SIS; John Il Flame
0 lsll9.72; BTAndyWins Granite OompAn
q 1885, Philip p. Tyre. 81, 636 6
, Martin y. Rsogh, coz 81; Patrick Ca
berry, SIS 80; Luis DsstAtAnI, 6l52 q
8 DAuiel Doughsrty, 1898; John Do.Ai
!, S5l4 81; william Bimm9nS, Si91 3
& Riehsrd Walker, S2i7 "a; Daniel Pa
o ton, ST8 0S; Every Evening PFintiI
COMPANY, IS 40; Journal Printing c oI
4 pADy, f1l.5 90; RIpubllGsH Printing III
4 Puhliahing COMPANY, 81 92i News Pu
( fishing Company, SIS 81 MichA
b Riley, S523 80; Minbasl Riley, 1884
JAMES j. Riley. 1891 Of; BiG 10y, Carr,
liz William 81 70
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
FIFTH EDITION,


Pennilots, slek aod A.
Theodore Miller. 81 ye,T r'''' X,
siding at ga Fifteenth ,,1e., oia ,
n Y, sought to end ND M. S ..'.l
~ cutting his ihroa, Win ,as'a
kensi gton Avenue aud AM
Otticer keehnle, Of the Flgsi NJ W. II
triet, saw his uncousclous fs,m MA ~. y \
torrid rays Of the sun beating VIZ W. !
uptur ed face, lying mon tbs ~, ~ .
and ead him conveyed To M -.
Hosp itAl 10 a patrol wagon n, "
dressed his wounds and Miner ~ ,a,. ..
gained consciousness. lie lola , M.
story OF teiDg unable to Obtain Nv u
Brooklyn. Leaving bis vie aed sSiI
came 70 Philadelphia in se,rrs ~ ~
pioyment. Becoming dlseo1r,osj !, |,
failure, he purchased rsIor ,1i !
tempted suicide in at Of le.ns,, M
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

The owner Of the steamer Jutsai
very much aggrleyel 10 c0nSQwi
the reports circulated To- reait /
boat. He tays that The boiler Bio
tested with double the anol1t 81 d
which be usual y carries, that g 10
dead weight has been placed CO Tel
and that the gOYernmep, ltspa.n
tify she is fully equipped to nkjI
q the requirements OF the bush.
which che is engaged, Such bisg
facts IN the case / seems gun
damaging reports should be eiEg
and exert an ulfsYl rab'e iLhue.a
the public minds, The captain vaI
we'll to have = committee Of EGi
aud citizens examine his boat Ma
their report before our citizens
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

As Joleph Richards, IA years old,
shaft % WilkeBbarrs yeAtsrdAy, q train
OF dive losded cara ran away and went
boy with such fnToo ~ TO drive hii
head into the mules abdomen. Tbs
uHited strength uf two was necessary e
extricate tho boys head. YouoR R'ch-
ards WAS taken tone IS dead, bat re,
vived IonewhAt. His skull Is frA'tur
ed and be will p'OSably die The mult
Was hillod BY tho collision,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Misc VIFeis Shea and aunt, Lula
Allen, ere Visiting friends In Chester.
MrI. N. y. Hattou and hlss ida
Hutton arc spending . few weeks With
friends ct TolohssteE Beach, No.
Leonard q. VanKleeok vas struck In
the q 9 By . pisoe Of dust o. gravel dur
ing the storm Wednesday evening, and
90 bA1ly hurt that II vas necessary :,
visit Woods drnR it0re, Tenth and
Market streets, In order 10 obtain TO
lief.
William r. King Of Can bridge. Mass
. member Of EeRlue Company No .
visitsd this city last evening aid calles
upon John MoOaff,ey. Mr.. King hn
one OF the largest oolls osions Of fir
relics that can be fonpd In this country
among them being seven hundred front
ispieces and two huudTed beita. Tn
greatest ptlEs OF ell IL itty-tWo Ftotc
graphs OF all the d Gsfent makes OF DE-
engines.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

SHRRIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ Of LeVari Faeias (mech Hen to me
directed, VIII be exposed 70 public sale, At the
Count House, on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh ST. ertB. in the citl OF Whining
tos, New Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Mr.. John Logan, General Advance
Agent al the BuifIlO Bin's Wild West
combination Is in toNn. He is engaged
in advertising the great show which Is
exhibiting at the Gentlemen's Driving
Park, in Philadelphia. lie has advert sed
the exhibition thoroughly IN this State.
The fare has been placed at 81 Is for the
round trip including adm ission 10 the
show, at which hRnre great many OF
our citizens, no doubt, will avail them
selves Of the opportunity to witness the
thoR. Mr.. Logan says that the show
it too big TO make One-night stands and
the next stand, be thinks will be Balt
more or Washington.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

The steamer DsvoniA, which sailed
from New York for GlA5goR, Scotland,
en- the 2lst OF July, arrived on Wednes-
day, the 9th Inst after passage OF ls
days. Mr. Adam Lang, of this city,
WAS q passenger on this weasel, and the
lprotTsoted TIP led some OF his friends
to feel some anxiety In regard 10 his
shfety. The DsyoniA WAS advertised 10
leave Glasgow on the 9Th for Now York,
bat We suppose us she only arrived on
that day her departure Will neosHsEt lily
be delayed for thrs0 or four day IN or
de- that she II ay di.chArRe and receive
| freight
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

The following described real estate, ylzi
All that serttin Tot Of land VITA a two.
story brick dwelling thereon Orte I'd, sltua
In ths city Of WIN ngt n, bounded and do,
so'ibod as foll1EH, to wi
Bofiatl1g " t1a southwest corner OF Four
tsenth snd Washing 90 strsetl thenos uth
trly hy The westerly side o. Wss iuzton 20
tett Inches 70 corner meme westerly a1d
parable with FouFtSs1 street aud running
through tho mid tie Of tue hricZ division
wall DstWten tho hOu q OF this lot and the
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