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Daily Republican., 1889-10-22
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The West Chester Local Now.
Parker Chalfant, OF rear Coelr,nv'5y''
who was bitten BY q mai do4 Ian vs,L
sailed yesterday nom New Y1,k io. p ..i,
to visit d.. Pssteur, the ,cltbratg1 ,1r Axe
sician. Ho was accompanied ly "
Rev. Samuel Polk, a theoiorI,,l Am, , gs
at Princeton Seminary, whl.e tesi'i, ~ "
broken down. ChAlfant Is a br,lss
Israel Hamill, and a well.kuown -e., I "
oil West Fnllowfield TOWNSHIP. T'a Ias
IL supposed TO have come tfun III. ~
entity OF Avondale, and on Nh. day u, y,
attacked Chalfsnt he first went n ~
house OF John Toney, near Cnrl.,ryiia
Mrs. Toney was standing on tbs ni,ch
near the door. She saw the do. ,,m,,. a
aud ran Into the house, maLlnt ys,s
narrow escape.
Tie dog then attacked Mr.. TYuo,,,
dog, biting him severely, aud is Lpowr.,
have bitten dozen other dlgs 10. tto
neighborhood. all Of whom have Lem
ki le', and others are yet TO be .rrigssI
thronPh lea. II Is thought - or NH
be dispatched as a result OF TIC VISIT n
the rabid dog. After biting oueol IA, no,
Chamberlain's colts tho dog w,a Dnaiiv
killed there. Dr.. Heagey Of Cochran.
Vile, who took the brain Of the mad do,
TO have 1t analyzel, has reported Lat lle
dog was really NAL.
Young Chalfant, the victim IS son, 10
years oil aye. He was IN the sitting room
at his uucle's when the dog ran ito ,bs
room AID hid under the table. Cbal,api
reached under tho table to pul. he h,
trudcr out. The dog then csuslt 10th Of
Chalfants hands, laeerating them lally,
He was then chased out aud escaped ia
Chambcrlain's.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-Old bnlrsv
Dolan was yesterday committed by tue
Coroner for the murder ola stranger Ia
LODGING house 800 North Front street
on Thursday night last, and Patrick
Higgins, the proprietor Of the house, wlH
held as nm accessory. All that VISA
known about the dead man was that no
had introduced himself as a slate-roof,r
from Brooklyn. The evidence was
merely repetition Of what has been
published.
The stranger had thrown Dolsn of the
steps early In the evening aud when he
made second attack upon the old man
the latter cut his throat with knife.
Higgins, who witnessed the fight, trieg
to separate the men. Dolan ciaimed
that he had used the knife only in eelf'
defense.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

There is considerable caavassIng as to
who shall be e.eotu to Council from the
Fourth ward TO filhe late Councilman
MeGCnigaps seat. The fraction OF the
term will be until Jly, 1891. The names
most canvassed y John McCioskey,
John b. Meaney, eiCouncllman George
Adele, q. I. ToppiI the grocer at Filth
aud Lombard s,r.tE, aud James p.
Magee, a member Utc Board OF Educa.
tiOn from the Fouh wsrd. McCloskey
aud Adele, 1t is repted. do not want the
place. The gener impression is that
Meaney will be selael. The Republican
members 1t Is tbught viii vote for
George Sinal6y, WI was defeated by MIR.
MEG onig;lI at the .st election.
A warm contests going on between
Councilmen Baugknd Shea as to witch
Will become chainan OF the Finance
Committee, but ttfeeling seems To run
in favor of eheaRs lie has been acting
chairman siuce \. MeGonigal's illLeis.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Samuel ID. Forbes Residence Wrecked
by Fire aud Flood.

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About IS minutes after 0 o'clock this
forenoon the residence Of 8. ID. Forbes,
No. 800 West street, caught fire In the
attic story, the house being three stories
and an attic in height. Mr.. Forbes, who
was In the lower part OF the house, was
| fret apprised OF the fire by colored man
working at Mira Bringhurst's, Third and
| West streets, who saw the smoke issuing
through the roof. George 7. Hatton, re-
siding at No. 404 West Fourth street, was
also told by lis little girl about the came
time of volumes vi smoke coming out of
Mr.. Forbes house roof
Mr.. Forbes as soon as informed OF the
Ore seized bucket OF water and rushed
up to the attic and when he opened the
door to the attic room he was met In the
face with column OF flame aud smoke
that burned Ills hair and whlskers. He
hastily reueated and spread the alarm
amongst the neighbors, who Immediately
rushed to their relief Mrs Hartman,
ran up stairs and secured all the most
valuable papers and what money she had
in the house, and then sent for the Gre
companies, as no alarm had yet been
sounded The neighbOrs under the
charge of Mr.. Hatton carried out the
luIulauTu III tflc DAIluT hlll blllluE IOOuio.
When the fire companies arrived they
were some time In getting TO work, but
when they did deluse OF water was
poured In through the attic window upon
the flames that had crspt behind tho
ceiling where It was very hard 10 get at.
The immense amount OF water required
TO subdue tho flames soaked down
through the three stories below, virtually
destroying all the furniture IN the rooms
The house was brussel carpettod I'll
through, and splendidly furnished with
grand furniture. The interior is q per-
feet wreck. Mrs, Hlrtman and Mr..
Forbes lost virtually all there clothing
except what they had on. The fire NAV
have caught from fue from a lighted
taper which little girl had in the room
in tie morning or from match carried
by u mouse. The fire was confined en-
tirely to the ROOT and attic rooms, but the
food carried destruction with It from
attic to cellar. There is $4,000 insurance
on the house and $1,000 on the furniture,
in companies represented by joseph NJ.
Mather, No. BOZ Market street. Mr..
Forbes and Mrs. Hartman are unstinted
in their praise OF the kindness of their
neighbors and desire TO extend their
thanks to the tiremen for their kind ser
vlcea The loss on the furniture will not
tall far short Of the insurance on the
same.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22
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Hamburgers'
Bargain Wednesday,
Clothing Store,
e2o and 222 Market Street..

Cold weather is with us
oyercoats is our theme. We
venture to say we've & o I
more good overcoats t b a n
any two houses in Whining.
ton, overcoats that are thor.
oughly tailored, made up In
the best manner, for the best
trade. We haven't a shod-
dy overcoat in our house
we know it, because we man.
ufacture every garment we
sell. Now you know to-
morrow "wednesday | s a
special bargain day with us.
That is we've always some.
thing extra for you, and its
Fall overcoats this t i m g .
We've just received from our
Washington store 62l Penn
sylvania avenue, about ls0
Scotch cheviot overcoats,
garments that sold from $40
to SIS. mostly small sizes,
and as a consequences il
leaves US with broken lots
so for Tomorrow we will
give you the advantage Of
them. and let you have your
choice for $3.50. 7 h Q Q e
garments are strlctly all
wool, well made and beau
tiiy trimmed-with or with.
out silk facing-some wi b
Tapped seams and some cord.
ed on the whole If you can
be fitted-you' find it the
biggest $3.50 worth ever Of
fered you.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

Last evening, soon after Z o'clock, two
coloTed men were seen fighting in trout
Of Peter J. Babcock's saloon, at Six h
and Walnut streets, when one OF the
men stopped down, picked up brick
and struck his opponent on the back OF
his head, knocking him down. A young
man seeing the affair teiephoned to the
police station and Sergeant Tucker and
Patrol Officer Evans promptly responded.
The man who threw the brick had gone
OF, and the wounded man, whose name
.Hs J'.:rh WaHeefre Ta VAS sf"T ke e ~
night This morning he stated tina,
he with others were drinking IN the
saloon Famed, when quarrel ensued
upon his refusal to give money when re-
quested, when he was hauled from the
room and assaulted, but he did not know
who his assailanis were.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

sTEELE.-On the Iath inst Ada Nav
daughtcr of Allied and Martha steele
aged q years.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, from her fathers residence,
Murshnlton, Del. ON "Wednesday morn
ing. Service at the house ut II O'Clock,
To proceed to 81. james Cemetery, New,
port, Del. I
RIhC kBU RN.-On the Goth instant
Celeste L., wife of John II. Blackburn
aged y years
Relatives and friends are respectrully
invited to attend her funeral from tile
residence of her father, james Pudley,
bear McDonongh, st. Georges Hundred
on Wednesday, the I'D inst, mt o'ulocl,
p. m. The $50 a. IN. train from Whining.
ton will be met mt Mt. Pleasant. Inter
inent NJ 81. Georges Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22
Hamburger! Shoe House,

at s1.2t. A nicely assorted lot of very
soft Rlazedkid button shoes, In q variety
OF styles, would he cheapa; 500. Bar.
gaia Wednesday price, Sl.2i.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

We are indebted to Captain William
Noble, formerly OF this city, for two SUI
perb dahliss which grew in his yard, No.
ABS Line street, Camden, N. j., on atalks
IL feet long, and measuring at the base
four inches In circumference, although
they received only ordinary culture at
the hands o! his wife. II any one can
excel them in beauty or size we should
be pleased to hear of the same. We are
reminded by these flowers Of the remark
made by the late Rev. John Kennedy,
on the re-dedcatlon OF Asbury NJ. L.
Church, some twenty years ago, ON our
friend Captain n. heading a proposition
to contribute given amount. This is
Noble beginning"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

New ORLEANS, Oct, 22.-The Spanish
Gunboat Jorge JUAN sent by the Havana
authorities to Key West. Florida, to
transport the Cuban cigar makers and
their families, who are on a strike, to
Havana, arrived yesterday. A merchant
steamer, chartered by the working mems
union at Havana, also lett that port this
morning for this Place on the same mis-
sion. The strike, which was ordered last
week by the cigar makers, has permeat
ed every branch Of the business, end to-
day was declared general. Several hun
dred are expected to leave
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

This morning three boats arrived from
A. l.. Ainscow's ~ Cos oyster beds on
The Delaware bay, loaded with oysters
Tor that firm. These boats brought $50
bushels OF Maurice river coYes, and TO-
900 OF the finest primes that has been
brought here this season. 1t took about
eight large wagons to haul these bivalves
10 the firms places of huGiHess, No. 7O7
shipley street and No. 1U5 East Fourth
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

Last Sunday afternoon Park Guard
Sullivan noticed young man whIstling
at young ladies In the park, and i'm
medlately started after him. The fellow
started to run, but finding that his chan
ces OF escape were small, he jumped into
the race and waded TO the other side. As
Officer Sullivan had no desire TO take q
bath, he concluded TO allow him to 20, as
lie considered that he had been punished
sufficiently for bis indlscretion. Superin-
tendent Tatnall has Issued orders for the
arrest of all persons insulting or annoy
ing ladies In the park.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22
HamburgerS'
Clothing Store

Don't imagine because
we're advertising over.
coats at 81 so that we have.
MT got better ones ; its SIM
ply a Special with US to
clear ont broken lots. II
you want a fine dress coat,
we are the people, and can
serve you. We've got black
Broad Wales full silk lined
at $a8 or simply faced for
SIS and $40. Then again
we've got the plain Kerseys
in all the delicate shades
mostly in a yello wish Brown
with silk facing and satin
sleeve linings-price S15.-
These are beauties are worth
your while to look at. Come
in anyhow, look through our
stock, it matters not whether
you want to buy or not, we're
always ready and glad to
show you. We've not for
gotten the childlen's depart
ment-nor any other. We've
bargains all over the house,
and good ones. too.
|HA MBURGERS',
900 and a22 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

A meeting was I'D last evtuing of the
special committ6eppointed last Satur
day evening by thpolicy ho ders of the
U. B. Mutual Aidsociely, at the office
Of Thcmas Mitche, No. Az King street.
Three members oihe committee Messrs,
Dedi, Carlisle gi Mitchell, werc pres
ent, but after ling in session half al
hour the commtee adjourned, without
,rausactiDg any uslness, to meet again
at the call OF tuehairman.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

This morning while Charles Moore, an
employe at the p, w. & b. Railroad
Company's SHOPS, was engaged in test ug
tie boiler OF alb engine, the plug Il " ont
and lie was badly scaldcd about the tee;
and limbs. As he refused to be taken to
Detective Jones's office for examination
the extent OF his injuries could not 10
aseertaincd, and he was remove TO bis
home, at No. 525 East Twelfth street ia
carriage, where he was attended by 0
ply stefan.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22
|AGo|den0ppoTtunIty
TOMORROW
Bargain Wednesday
mbIIgsn' Shoe House
200 MARKET ST.
An extra Golden opportu-
nifty for seekers Of
Bargains.

We don't intend to say much In the
way Of Introduction to-day-for the
popularity Of our Bargain Wednesday
sale has grown far and wide, and the
prices We herewith afilx Is q sufficient
loGdstone to draw you on without the
usually "rcsorted TO persuasive adJec-
tlves."
We are the originAtors OF this special
Day esle and as Darwin says "man
sprang of Monkey" We actually see II
verified, in ms much as our" would be
competitors" are really beginning to
APE,
But we look upon this with the air OF
philosophy, and deem such attacks as a
slight mercantile reaction. We surely
must kayo struck terrific blow In order
10 make 1t rebound. Lower than ever.
Here are few Of our leaders for to-
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

MONTGOMERY, o., Oct. 2l.-Mrs. Craig
Tollivar, vile of the notorious Kentucky
leader in the Rowan County ieud, has
aimee the killing Of her husband at Moor.
head resid,d with q sister here Sne has
become hopelesslY insane. This Is due
70 the conduct Of her two sons, Joe, aged
IA, and BERTHE. aged II. Both are very
wild aud vicious boys.
A few days ago they attacked their
mother because she attempted to correct
them, and knocking her down beat hcr
terribly. They will he sent to the reform
school, and Samuel Cochran, a rich rcla.
tive, will provide the mother a good
home.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

The many friends OF Post Commander
Samuel Lewis, OF Smyth Post M. /, q.
A. f., intend to preieat his name as a
candidate for Department Commander.
The election will take place at the next
Department Eucsmpment, which viii be
held in this city in February. Mr. Lewis
is an active Grand Army man, and fully
competent to fill the position OF head OF
the order In this Department.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

NoRn1sTowN, Pa, Oct, 29.-The
funeral OF General Hartranft took plae >
yesterday, the obsequles being conduct
ed with civic aud military honors. Be.
fore the intermenl, the body was laid in
state at the Court House and was viewed
by thousands. Chaplain McCook de-
liverel an ELOQUENT culosy OF the dc
ceased.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

The Rev. James Simpson Trotter will
deliver the following course OF lectures in
the Church of the Redeemer: October
so. "1he Remote Bermudos;" November
"a, civilian Penn, the Celebrated
Quaker" December 10, "Artidcial Loco
motion In England" January 80, "The
Elect Lady. or Silena, Countess of Hunt
ington;" February IS, (repea;ed by re-
quesD. 1.-THE White Mans 1ravc." At
each lecture q small admission fee will BE-
asked
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

W. 8. McNair has been notified at
Thomas Jolce OF No. 70i Curlett street
has been granted pension of t%e'vo
dollars month, beginning June Ii, lssi.
1t was obtained through lleywand's
agency, and his frat payment VIII 10
three hundred and nineteen dollars aud
twenty cents. This disability is from dl-
ease of eyes.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22
HambuIgeIs Shoe Houls

at 9oc. A big lot OF fine kid button
shoes, opera or common sense, with tips
or plain toes, worth $3.50 and 81 as,
Bargain Wednesday Price, 99c.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

The iron br,dgcon the Philadelphia.
Wilmington ant Baltimore Railroad.
over the Little Eiriver, near Red Mil,
about one mile wt of Elkton, which
had been in cOuri of construction for
several months, W completed on Sun.
day, aud trains psed over It for the fir.t
time. The iron tdge replaces lar &c
stone culvert whit had become unsafe.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

LEBANON, Oct. 21.-W. II. swope, ar.
rested for the larceny OF cigars from
Samuel Sinner, Joseph Walsh and Frank
Cassidy. arrested for an assault with in-
tent to rob Charles NJ. Fink, this after.
noon made their escape from the County
Prison. They removed some stones fron
the wall of the prison yard at its western
end and crept through an aperture abou
six feet from the ground.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

On Monday morning Robert Higgins
residing at Laurel, Chester county, Pa.
was struck by passenger train while
waikiki & ovcI the high bridge at Coates
vile, and was thrown from the bridge
down descent OF seventy feet and in
SANITY killed.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

Don't let cold seat itself In YOU
lungs ana plant the seeds of consump.
ton. You can prevent all this, and Sc
cure long life, free from seated lung
troubles by using DIR. simms' White Pull
monte Balsam. the great, sure, never
falling remedy. Perfectly splendid for
coughs, sore throat, etc. Fourth and
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

were seen at Proctor's Opera House last
evening and entertained quite a large
audience with THAR funny sayings and
acrobatic acts. They will be teen again
this evening In rev change OF pro-
gram. This Is the show that you eau
laugh and grow fat while enjoying the
fun.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

We mean to continue this until some
body beats the great lung curative agent
DIR. simms' White Pulmonlc Balsam
then we will take in our slgn. Mr.. L.
Whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware,
says he was cured after being considered
a hopeless case. For coughs, sore throat,
hoarseness, etc. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, wilmington; Philadely hia,
Smith q Kline Co.. All Arch street
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

PRoF. We'll, opticiGn, sos Market ST.;
take great pleasure in saying to you
that am much thankful for your good
glasses you have furnished me. l have
not been able to read fer years. could
not find any glasses to suit, and now
can read my Bible again. With thanks,
Yours respectfully,
MRS. Y. WoRRAL.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

"Snoodlo"H Hogan and "DAve" Kramer,
left this morning on the eloop. "Betsy
Ann" for Marsh River. They viii return
home In short time with load OF
)Is'ers, aud "McGinty who is down n,
the bottom OF the sea-"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

WANTED.--IN THE COUNTRY. A
man or good sled boy who under
oon AndS pork bntchering. Add css s. g., this
I0-22-2tS
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

TIE u. Is o. II. Il. viii discontinue the
sale If cxcurs on tickets for this season
after Octoter 3lst via Is. IL o. K. Il. 10
Philadelphia and return BY steamboat.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

Hyatt Graham. the well known saloon
Keeper OF New Castle, has purchased the
splendid trotter w. W., from William
Stokes OF Philadelphia, but the amount
paid Is not known. The horse is said to
have IA record oil 235.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22
1sihe Practice.

The weather was delightful yesterday,
and the regular weekly practice at l!esIl.
moor Rifle Range resulted In s9me 81.
cellent shooting. The following are tho
scores on the Standard American target.
od-haud:
PISTOL MATcH-FIFTY YARus.
*E. J. Darlington "a, IS, 81; al. sinp.
son, 81, 81; e. jackson, So, 81, ~, II. W.
ii. johnson, 81. ~, ~, ~; Il. Darlmgtor,
40, "A, 6s; w. Floyd, rs; d. Eylus
81, 65; J. W. Geyer, 30; L. Ne. Lon,
Jr., 40; w. sicgrist, 81.
HClean scores.
PISTOL MArcu-1a0 YARDS.
Z. j. Darlington, 40.
SPECIAL PISTOL MArcH-FlFTY YARDS
W. Floyd. "a; ]. W. Geyer, s..
IIAMoND STATE MATcH-2O0 ARDS.
T.. J. psrliDgton, 70, 90; Z. Darlington,
~ II. Simpson, (mil. }, g. GS, G5, CO, ".
Darlington, 65, 81, co.. W. Elliot, Gut, J,
65, Of, 81; G. Darlington, 81, AZ y.
Evans, SO. 50, 46; Z. jackson, 81 L.
Doan, (mil. }. 40; d. George, 43.
SPECIAL RECORD MATcH-lO0 YARDS.
Il. J. Darlington, 81; w. Darlington,
81; K. Darlington, II; @. Darlington, IL.
MILITARY MATou-2O0 YAGDs-CRfED.
MOOR TARGET.
Sergeant II. Simpson. a., ~; Prlnr
VI. Philips, 43, ~; Corporal W. Elliot, a.,
4 Corporal ii. Doan, 40, 3S.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

On Wednesday in this city and section
and In New England fair, warmer
weather will probably prevail, with light,
variable winds, followed by partlycloudy
and hazy weather in the western parts OF
this section; aud on Thursday fair to
partly cloudy; slightly warmer weather
In both sections.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

II there were called meeting Of babies
and young children and the question pat
to vote "who was their greatest Lenc!de.
factor" the loud and unanimous we
would be "Dr. Bull," for lie gave us his
wonderful "Baby Syrup"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

NJ Office. DRUGGISTS LICENSE.
IN We, Smith and bishop, licensed
druggists, and tenants OF the store sit
uacd at :. u. cor, Delaware avenue and
Dupont street In tho Seventh ward of the
city OF Wilmington county OF New Castle
hnd state of Delaware d 10
hereby give notice TINT we
shall apply IN writing to the Judges of
the Court of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of
Delaware, in and for New Castle county
on Monday, the 18th day OF Novcmbcr
A. d. lss9bcingthe ilrstdgyofthc Noyem
Der tcrmofsnid court for II license to dis.
pense Intoxicating liquors by prcscrip.
non Tor medical purposes in Quantities
not greater tlun one quart and the
following respectable citizCus and Sub.
stantinl frecholders of said ward recon-.
mend the said Application, viz:
John fMmer M ID VIM Bullock ND
Timiip IyIe Miiiirn Z Monsley
T. FrantL N ID Jalnes 'rvTe
Robert trlntsr Sam 81 Hharp,,or.
Adrltn Hughes n il nanfoIiI,
J. " Mullen NJ d Lewis q VnnieFr,r,
IL hhIpu iiio'u Get English u ID S
Harris NJ ID Charles Il 49,
ueV X pates ~ II WOodman
q a MIler lh0s q IJoud
'V--z-oNnt sMlIH s. BISHOP.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

Last evening William d. sparls, Of
smyth Post, No. l. q. A. r., presented
Garfield Camp. No. Q. s. rs OF Ne'rrl $.
with handsome picture OF President
Lincoln and his family. Speeches wefo
made by Charles l.. Stout and W. 81
McNair, both OF Smylh Post.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22
$3.50 oycrcoals ~iebO

A fine, heavy, Atwood Overcoat, cut
and male to your order; handsomely
trimmed: perfect d guaranteed, fer
Sl2 so. Liverpool aud Lo9dou Tailors,
No. j2l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

D. n. T'V"en, ttoo. 3vo anu o=a Madison
street. has Goldfish, porgies, butter-fsh.
trout, founders, black bass, etc. Oysters
by the quart or bushel. Delivered free
OF charge 10 al! parts u the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

"Your Bronchial Balm is the beat
remedy fol cold ever used" 25 cents
@ bottle. i. b. Fell, family Druggist
Fifth and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

The funniest thing on the stage, will be
with us once again on Thursday evening
st Proctor's Opera House. The dancing
u Miss Lillian Hamilton is alone worth
heeing.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

Best quality cashmere gloves black,
10 Cents. Z, B. Riley, 22s King.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22
The ChrI.tian Endeavor soeIely

The Christian Endeavor socletJ on
Central Presbyterian Church gave Aa
entertainment Last evening called
Howard Pyle meeting. There was large
attendance, and tho exercises were frs.
class in every respect, the following pro-
gram being presented:
Duet, Mrs. II. a. Miller. Miss V. Conulr
Sketch of Howard Pyle's Lilo,
Miss Kate PlummCr
| Tnblenux. Fancy and PACE
Pinno solo, Mcndclssohn. Miss NJ. Taylor
Aocal olo............,.....W. IL. Walters
TableauN......''The Romantic TailOrS'
.stltVtiph .s-sss.....ssss4 .tllolf
TableauN. ."Songs of the Gossip4"
Piano solo.....,....Mls Bessie Gillespie
Dialogue disappointment"
The ladies' who took part were dressed
In appropriate costumes.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

Save money by having carpets cleaned
Of New Carpet Cleaning Works, r. u.
Hodge,, No. 1903 West Eighth street.
Telephone, 54l.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is purely
vegetable compound, innocent In nature
and wonderful In effect. For chill
is Invaluable, curing Group, who5pl1oss
cough, etc., In q few hours. lTi99 -
cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-22

Cards are out for the wedding oil Ham,
ilton Ayers, son OF Preston Ayers, ~
Miss Emma L. Fehrenbach, on luesi"
evening, November 9th.