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Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
The Municipal Court

Last evening Judge Ball imposed I'm,
OF t25 and costa on William Phillips fol
asssultine another colored man.
Martin Jennings was charged with as
saulting Annie Thompson and her daugh'
ter Mary. He was fined $40 for assault
ing Mrs. Thompson and % for assaultlng
the daughter.
Harry Parker was held in 5000 bail .or
his appearance at Court on . charge OF
larceny.
This morning the following cases were
disposed Of;
Robert Brady was brought In by oflcer
Sherer drunk. Robert said he was from
Media, but that be had been at Chadd's
Fprd, and came down TO Wilmington TO
buy knife. He tri,d TO make the Judge
telieye that 1t was the erysipelas that he
was afflicted with. He had drank, but
It wasn't that. He plead hard to be let
of, but Judge Ball thought his visit to
Wilmington was worth dollar to him,
and fined him that amount. sob my,
MT" said Brady rs he left the prison
era box.
Samuel. Faulkner Twas brought in by
Sergeant Tucker last night for being
drunk. Faulkner made sym pathetic
and honest plea to the court. He said he
worked for the Diamond State Iron Com
pany, but was not IN the habit OF getting
drunk, indeed since last September he
bad worked steady and this was the first
time be had ever been arres'ed. He came
uptown last night to see about some
goods he had bought and taking a notion
to have drink he went 10 Fourth and
sklpley and bought pint of whisky.
Where did you buy itl' asked the
Judge.
'oh, / don't know the place" rep led
Faulkner, "but got II there"
How much do you make week2"
asked the Judge.
"Fiom 20 to 81 aud s.. am q helper
In the mill said Faulkner.
How much family have yOuf" asked
the Judge.
"A vile aud five children" was the
reply.
"rhat seems like very small wsges."
said Judge Ball, land yet You eau spare
enough Tor pint OF whiskey."
Faulkner said he had very hard time
getting along, and he was a great fool for
spending any money for whiskey. He
insisted that he was respectable man, |
and didn't know what put It Into him to |
act as he did,
Sergeant Tucker testified TO the r. spec |
liability OF Faulkner, and he was commit |
ted until o'clock this evening.
Detanna Cardella and Lewis GuIst eppi.
couple OF Italians, were arrAigned for .
tisorderly conduct on Fourth street yea.
tertsy evening, but their cases were post
poned until tomorrow evening at s
O'Clock.
Joseph Ogram was found by Officer
Emmons doubled up in his wagon last
evening senselessly drunk, while his
horse was wandering down shipley street.
Tie was fined s. and costs.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

The regular weekly shooting at III,
Healdmoor Rifle Range took place ycster
day afternoon. The Standard American
target was used and the following are tn,
scores
O. Helmet, sr., n, ~, 70, 90, 60; II
Simpson, as, ~, ~, 40, 50; j. Il. New.
man, 90, 65; q. Smith, 65, %, 90; s. How.
ard, 90, 83, 62, O.; W. A. Bacon, So; J. A.
LiRhthipe, 50, 81; II. A. Spoerl, 80.
AT 100 yards record practice, II. Oar
lingloO 90, 50, 81; W. s. Darlington, 70,
10, 70; J. P. Taylor. rs, as, "a.
The following are Ave beat scores made
In match for handsome gold M DIAL at
the hremen's fair In Easton, Pa last
Saturday evenii &, February 20. The
medal va won by y. q. Moore Of New
York. Corporal J. W. Geyer of Com.
pany G, this city, stood second in the
match. L. q. Moore, ll6; J. W. Geyer,
lis; q. II. Robinson, liz; L. p. Miller,
10, X. Maxwell, 1O3
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded 1T the Office of the EnpI-
neering and Surveying Department yes
terday:
D. Otey Evans to s. A. Mcdonald,
house and lot, Nc. 1924 Franklin street.
tS, 40h. wv
Francis P. Dillon to James j. Gibson.
iot with building on the west side of Van
bnren street between Fourth and Fifth.
81 800.
George l. Loebe, by sheriff to Nathan
Lieberman, house and lot north side Of
Seventh street between Lombard and
Pine.
Walter Cummins, by sheriff to the Per.
petual Loan Association, house No. IlO5
Adams street.
Perpetual Loan Association, same
property to trustees of Trinity Church for
S5,G45.35.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
Advancement. for .hs Inaugural.

Department Commander Peter b. Agar
Of tic Department Of Delaware, Grand
Army Of the Republic, has issued circu-
lar announcing the arrangements for the
Delaware Legion Of the @. A. r., at the
inaugural ceremonies OF Comrade Benja-
min Harrison as President Of the United
States.
The Grand Army of the Republic has
been assigned to the right Of the Fourth
division, though many comrades think II
should have been assigned to the right oil
the Fret division, out Of respect to the
old comrades who served with and under
General Harrison, and that the represen-
tation from the Department Of Delaware,
the first State to ratiiy the Constitution OF
the United States, should have been given
the head OF the column.
Still the Delaware boys who wore the
blue are content as Of yore to go any
place assigned They will struggle into
Washington by various railroads aud at
various times, but are expected to report
Immediately at the Grand Army Hall, on
Pennsylvania avenue, above Eighth
street, which will be the @. A. X. rem
devious. Major Warner, commander
in chief Of the @. A. r., will command
the Fourth division.
Tickets are good from now until March
nth.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

Robbers entered the meat ttore Of
George v. Wonn, SEVENTH aud King
streets, last night, and carried oil several
dollars worth OF bologna sausage and
beefsteak. Dennis MeCrossan, who
keeps fruit stand on the corr er, had his
fruit stored In the store at night, and he
misses about tl7 worth OF oranges aud
other fruit. Entrance WAS effected by
means of Jimmy which burst of the
catch OF the door fronting on Kipe
street. They first tried the door
fronting on Seventh street. but being a
double door they had too much difficulty
In opening 1t, and they had to resort TO
the King street door. There must h we
been several in the gang to carry of 20
much fruit.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
Ninety-slxth Anniversary,

hrs. Powell, who 10 residing with tu
son Arthur, No. 1914 Railroad aycnue
south Wilmington, celebrated the 6tS
anniversary of her birth last Saurdl,
evening. che was congratulated on ID,
event by number OF friends, several Of
whom favored her with presents OF "a.
rious kinds, whs h she highly priced par,
tieulariy a handsome cake, which all ta.
joyed very highly as II was unanimouslJ
Pronounced first class. Mrs. Powell
although the mother of sixteen children
Is quite vigorous, seeing and hearing ven
wen, and walkitg TO Madeley Churl
every Sunday morning and evening. h
sides attending services during the Week
The indications are II no accident betal
her that she will reach her l0Oth YEA
Her father lived to be lO2. She 10 cel
tainly q remarkably well preserved wa
man for her age.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

The sulky boy never beat his motb,r.
reported, but he does wore, leading .
life OF d sgrace since his brother g,S
Killed year ago. There are ouly lew
OF the family LEFT and they are greatly
Frustrated with glief and shame. Ia
mother, however, will forgive hun aud
all his bad acIi us If he wifi reform and
reso w 10 be good boy The n loos.
Ing gentlemen who sell lquor are re-
~ onsihle for his Disgrace, are cautioned
TO b. ware aud not trust James Lawless
for any more liquor. II they do, the next
tiac he cumts home drunk shall IL fJtm
on them, as they should not furnish boys
with poiton. MARY LAwLEs,.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
Acts Like q Charm.
Hooper's Anodyne for infants collie and
iee,hing.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

Trains will leave Wilmington ms follows
Phaa,Sae!phia texpressb L IA ca. sM !. 50
s IL d IN FL l0s r. Y ~ Y g =. u
~ n 20 "a 4: 4 y q ~
"a; il il 8 ii d l. X. Z b. u "a "a, "a s an
New s: |, Yosl, rs 8 e. sSs st ,sS :ss ~
M .; N: I'd. u il i %, n, d ~ n. iS SI
r =; ~ w., y Ss sna 70 20 2. =. -.
~, ri SsHsIs &C. ecsn.rsy md lnt.rnsa,.,. ...
f gstinsis ana an; II = sss ? station,
s sslltimiore and Bay Line. 9 10 ?. n.
Ois :.s g = nv "nips q y, "a "a IL
.,as idr z p b m and z e Ssh.
New castle, %. sS 1. NJ u ~ IN q so.
=, p. M, and II % Night
seorgefown and Lewes. 5 ., q. n..s % .. N,
asrfIasI%s, pss.r y iEa I; n Wa, station. SO
,rI Ei1p.sss for E;rrinston. 20 D. m. way
EIpIsss tor Dover. Harrington. and Del.
Express FOR Sc ape Charles. Old Point CON.
Tort, and Norfolk. II % Night
Leave philadelphia, Broad Street. for WI
n IN ,S o. 1, i,s ~ So ,H IA 81,
/; %. SI. sO7. . 81. 10. Ii 20, iiS >. N. 10
u. is7, B2 ans NOS 20 and d Is .. n,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress), 200. 2S2t.o
TO, el0, IL 81 a, M, n, a de and 10 10 %. M
Accommodation, 9 sA. M, l2Io, In, S,Ic,
t11, y, 10 "a and 10 10 q. m.
FOR chester lexpEessj, 7oo.e 10. II 81 q n,
Accom- odatfon, SIS m, i7io. lbs. sio
For New York texpressL q 90, . 81 4 %, 700.
3 ~ II " - NJ III AZ, szA TzS 90 and
For =, e. est Chester, via Lanokin. sBA n,
FOR Cape CHARLES. Old Point confor. ana
For New Castle, Kirkw0od, Niddletoun,
ClayIoa Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Fridge
vile, sesford, Laurel and DelmAr, II O6 Night,
q Baltimore and Mshinstoa. ~, sot
Night H.lrn more. 9. 90 p. m. aud ls Is Night,
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Street, for WIl.
nington (expressl, $50, 7.21. s3I, p,Ip, U,p
A. NJ, sos "a 6. 81 II. 90 II. 30 and H. 81 r NJ
Accommodation, s. IS 10, rs a, n, n "a 4 Oa
!. N, 8. Is. 10. 81 and ~ n y NJ
For further information. passengers are re- |
ferred to the ticket once At the station. |
Trains marked thus ~ are Invited express
anon which extra ARE 10 charged.
JHAs, n. PU9H, J, r, wood
General hsnsTsr General Passenger As
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

l., W. stidham & Son, auct oneers sold
at public sale for George z. rybout, Ncs
Castle hundred, on Monday; Horp,
Sl52; 2-year-old colts, ana Si26; cow
no, $50, si7 90, $50. $50, $40, t72, sio,
average Tor the cows, $3.50; ycarIpg
heifcis, $40, Gao, $40, sac, $40, sI5, aver
age, t43.70; two-y esr-old So, th4, t67 50.
6-months-old calves, t2s, Gao, s9s Hyeer-
ling steers, : $50, S27.tO, $50, $50, $50;
s-year-old bull $50; fat oxen 81 90 per
hu, dIed. The prices are eoDsIdcrcd far
anu TIE junior member Of the arm |,
hanpy over The result, holding That II
leads the van among auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
OverCOat Day.

Monday we might say,
was Overcoat day with us.
We had lots OF bargains on
our tables ard we sold some
OF almost every kind of coats
we had in our store. The big
coat, the little coat, the tall
coat, the short coat, all founo
buyers during the day. The
$40, SI2, SIS and Sl8 seem
ed to be the iavoiites, and
well they might be, ever,
one OF them Is worth one.
third more than we ask for
them
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
Opening of school No. ~.

School No. 10, at Seventeenth and
Union streets, will be opened tomorrow
morning. Three rooms only will 10
opened, two for primary pupils of grades
!, z. 3 and 4, and one for grammar
grades ] and 2. Miss Sallie G. Bye will
De principal and teacher OF the grammar
grades, aud Miss Maggie Wells and Miss
Maggie Chrlsty teachers OF the primary
grades. Pupils OF primary grades J. 10
VIII remain In No. IL, aud OF grammar
e AIDES above the second IN the grammar
schools where they are at present.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
A Brnndymine Farmsr hand.

Isaac 8. Lenderman, an aged farmer
near Riverside, Brandywine Hundred,
died on Sunday morning in the seth year
OF his age. He was one OF the hest
farmers of the Hundred and always en-
loyed good health, except what trouble a
diseased leg brought to him. He leaves
wife, the fourth, elk sons and two
daughters. Two of his sons are well
kho@n and successful CONTRACTOR and
builders in this city. The funeral will
TAKE place on Thursday at IL O'Clock,
u. IN,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

~ Ihe pace this opfluk'
February.
:. q, John Evcrson, New C.stle Id.
q, l.. \. AhAir furniture, city.
=, x sNe wall paper III T. ith St
:, q stephen White, near Chester Pa,
~ n. v. Orhletrec estate Biand'e II,
March. ..'',,.. "s' A''D n"'
2 Wm. Ferris, city.
=" = u. q. .MAhaiIy, Brandywine ia
Geo. =. Chandler ChristlAna I'D.
:, Z In lion cker, real state, CT House
- 2. Sale zeal estate, OIL ". sth st
Z Gondloy \ Baldwin, Booths Corner.
Z, j. DOGohu, brand wine lId
4, labt1 BANKS MIL reek nd.
- 8, q. W Knots, MlI Greek nd,
:. trsnS nreley, White Clay Creek.
Z, William railcy, Brandywine Hid.
], WIN. HOmewOod, Newark. Del
and y Barney iteyholh, homs farm,
A. u. Tyson, horses. Chester
:, i.atIlncr " Mcbride. Christiana HID
4, y ". NJ. JDhnson, 2l31 Market st.
u, Paul Cults, White Clay Greek lid.
u, hwood Mckee, New C4stle I'D.
u john Y. rallry. Brandy wine I'D.
y LAthnsr & Mcbride. Chrl,tiana lid.
Y q, &. MagArgal Hrandywlne Hd.
u wilmer Ia lev, BrtndyWine HID
" john Kane, Chr stiana Hid.
~. Evans GOJd u andywlna.
"A l;Ohdsi Rruwn, New Castle lid,
u, Ih.odl Jones, scd Lion I'D,
~ MIS-. krene, sp Wet ST., city
=, Robert Rankin. Mn Creek M
u, WILTON Morton. Braudysine HID.
49, ~ hohr |, Haunun, hester.
&" is Furniture, ete ". S,h h, u. lay 0feeA'
10, Rachel CLARK, New Gas H. Id
u, PeTs'l PROV OF !. Mccoy. dee. n Case
Us, j, j Moore, Mil rerk u l.
~. 4 &, Casey, liraudvwinp M,
", ". CLAY Suttou, New astle HI
~ l.nh"iell Moran, New Castle Hi,
a. y, sarah y. Walker, MIL Greek Hd.
- D. u McCay' dec, furniture, Nc. IL.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

We are offering to the public the best
brands OF family -four and all kiuds Of
iced at very low prices. Try our "silver
Medal flour; makes white and nutritious
bread; hard to excel; only 1918 per bbI,
s3c, per sack. Also q good family -four
Tor 70 10 per Dbl, So. per sack, and &c.
per pound. Choice lot OF buckwheat
hour, cracked corn, screenings, Graham
noar, beans, hominy and rolled oats.
Goods fresh and delivered promptly.
Tmos. W. SHEwARD.
Address Newport, or VIII, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

"had been Worried Eighteen Years,
IL should have read ''married," hut
the proof-reader observed that 1t amounted
TO about the came thing, and 60 did not
draw his blue pencil through the error.
unfortunately there was considerable
truth In his observation. Thousands Of
husbands are constantly worried almost
70 despair by the III Eealth that aiicts
the'r wives, and often robs life of comfort
and happiness. There Is but one safe and
sure way to change AL this for the better.
Inc ladies' should use DR. Pierces Fayorltc
Prescription.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

Inc members and friends OF st. Paul s
A. U, NJ. z. Church, South Wilmington,
deserve much credit for til ir work Last
sunday They made a grand rally and
at he close OF the meeting al night they
real lied the neat little cum Of sit.
samuel Massey, chairman OF the Board
OF Trustees. and the pastor, Rev. !. y.
cooper, return thanks TO the members
and friends who extended helping hand
TO raise this morey, as It was badly
needed to meet obligations.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

Terrence Farley, No POS Orange street
was struck Oh the head 10y piece of tin
thrown at him yesterday morning, max
ing a severe cash, cutting through the
ear. ~
William Flllen, No 202 Wasblng,o nm
street, employed in the Pullman Car
WORKS, yesterday afternoon had the mid
uie nnger OF his right hand badly cut
well dressed the wounds I'm bo,h case.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
A DeInocrnilc Canon.

The Democratic members of the City
council held caucus last evening L
nominate successor to Frank A, Price
who resigned the position OF reeIstr,
clerk and draughtsmau of the Engineer
Ing and Surveying Department to accepl
that OF secoud assistant engineer. This
caucus nominated Harry Schuler. ScLu,
,er was formerly saloon keeper a,
Eleventh and Church streets,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

I. w. stidham Il Son, Auotioneers,
sold at public sale for Roberts & Hannum
At Chester, Pa, on Saturday last. Horses |:
Sl55, Sl6S, Sl17, 5000, Slsi, 5000, SiG5,
Sl65, $40, $i25, Sl65, $3.50, Sl75, $3.50
Sllo, tlOi. Average for the sixteen
head, u. The sale was well attended
and bidding spirited They will have
their next sale on March 14th.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

About midnight last night Ore broke
ont In the stable attached to the hotel at
Clayton, Del, and 1t was entirely CON-
sumed with four horses that were in the
stable. The roof Of the ice house adj
Joining was also burned. The properfv
belonged to Francis Kelley & Co n
this city, but only one of the horses be-
ionsed to them. There is said to he mo
Insurance on the property,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
Legislative Proceedings.


DOVER, Feb. 25.-senate met ct 8
O'Clock.
Senator Donahoe read an invitation
frcm the Builden' Exchange Of Will
mIngton asking the Assembly 10 attend a
banquet on Wednesday evening, the 27th
inst, aud one from DUPONT Post TO at
tend entertainment Of that Post on the
evening OF the 2stb. Accepted.
Notice BY Senator Donahoe, act 10 re.
lation To streets and sewers Of Whining
ton; act amendstory Of the charter OF
the city OF Wilmington; act relating TO
certain real estate In the city Of Whining
ton; by Senator Richardson, act TO rein
corporate Philodemic Lodge, ]. o. o. r.
OF Dover; by Senator Dopahoe, act TO In
corporate the Griggs Electric Air Signal
Company; also act relative to boundary
lines and boundary line monuments; to
reincorporate the German Mutual Bene.
fetal Society.
sei-Act In relation to extra assess.
meut for Taying OFF certain Indebtedness
of school district No. SO. In Kent county;
act TO transfer the farm Of William L.
Wilgus from school district No. 1l9 to
district l73, Sussex county.
Read second time--Aet to change the
uame Of Elizabeth Carey Finn 10 Eliza
beth Carey Pussy; act to change name Of
Mary Hunter Finn to Mary Hunter
Pussy.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

New Castle jail was visited yesterday
by William Wier and Robert Sutton.
two of the special committee Appoiuted
by the Levy Court in compliance with
the accommodation OF the jail l.hysician,
Dr. Black, to examine and report upon
Its overcrowded condition. The building
WAS carefully inspected and the adyisa-
bility of adding another story discussed.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

The Street and Sewer Commission bav e
opened and partially graded d street, ON
the south eide beyond the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad. The street ext, pds from
Market street 10 New Castle avenue. and
the land on both sides is we'll sdapttd 10
manu- acturins purposes Mauu.actur.
'uY establishments on the line of this
street Will be free from taxes for Ton
yrArs,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

FhEm NG;-At Ames, Iowa, on the 10Th
INST. IN the 9th year OF her age. Mrs
MARY y. widow of the late WIN. i
drcd. nun
LENDERMA On the 9Th inst Iso,c
age. Wv" S'"i vi ms
relatives and friends are respectfully
late residence in Brnndywinc Iiunm-n "
on Ihutsday, Fchrunry ~, to leave Tie
lo,lse nt II O'Clock, - IN. Intermrnt az
the church "eS ~
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

Yesterday afternoon while George j.
Barker, residing over Third street bridge.
was examining a pistol 1t was acci.
dentally discharged, and the bullet
struck a 6oarder named George Collius,
III TOOK elect In bis mouth, knocking out
tooth and INJECTING slight wound.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

And the efficscy Of it's action have rem.
oered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, syrup of Figs, immo nsely popu-
lar: IL Cleanses and Toner up the clog
geo and feyerish system, and dispes
Headaches, Colds aud Fevers. All drug
gists N. b. Dsnforth, Second and MAR
ket streets, Wholesale agents.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
u, L q. special Train service to the In


ausuratlon.
On March 3rd tie following trains will
leave the b. " 0. De aware avenue depot
Tor Washington: l2.46, 900, l.37a. N.
80, o.2S, 6.45 ard 7.40 p IN.
On March ith special trains will leave
Delaware avenue depot at IL. 46 aud 8 As
a. IN. Leave Market street depot y 80
and 10 n. m.
Returning, trains leave Washington
March 4th as follows; I.20, 800, 200
500, 300, 1000, HOO p. M; IL 90 night
March 5th LOO, ECO, Sis a. M, 2.OS,
4 20 and l.30 p ~.
The special traius leaving Wflo ington
March h will arrive at Washington in
plenty of time for the parade. B. 4 o,
d OF only one square from the Capitol.
Excursion tickets to Washington and
return, s)ld for all trains February 25,h
to March 4th, inclusive, good to return
on all trains until March 9TH, inclusiye
end good to stop of at Baltimore in either
1rection.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

Great bargains In Pianos and Organ.
/ Fisher Piano, $50.
! Knabe Piano, $3.50.
Cbicktring Piano. $50.
l Gro Sc Piano, $40.
Sherr Plano, eco.
l Richenbach Piano, $S5.
Meyer Plano. Sl35.
| Gsbler Piano, Sls5.
/ Shoemaker Plano, 500.
l Taylor Il Farley Organ, 800.
l Walters & Son Organ, SIS.
! Wilcox & White Organ, SIS,
Reading Organ, $50.
Ii. r. RoBELEN, ITO Markets.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
The Streets Of New York

was given last evening before large
audience at the Opera House. The com
pany is . fair one and gave q very good
representation OF this much advertised
play. The play itself has not much
merit, but It appeared to please the
packed gallery immensely. The follow
Ing will give some idea Of the nature oil
the piece:
SYNOPSIS.
Prologue--Bloodgood's Banking House.
Take up your end"
Act Mrs Fairweather's apartment.
81 could not help H."
Act lI.-Parlor in Bloodgood's house.
II left that receipt OF home"
Act III.-Union Square by moonlight.
Matches, i've cents bunch"
Act lV.-vive Points Badgers Lodg.
fngs. 'Jeemes, tnuff the gas"
Act V.-TLe great Fire Scere. (This
Is the most realistic scene ever produced
on any stage.)
Act VI.-Parlor In Blood ood's housr.
mot yet, Gid, we want you"
It Will be repeated again this evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

f. NJ. Gotthold, brother of the late
famous actor Newton Gotthold is in town
representative of Levltt's Burlesous
20. He is the Past Exalted Ruler Of ibs
Benevolent Protective Order of FIhs
Lodge NO. z, OF Baltimore, MARYLAND
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is particularly
recon mended for children. 1t cures
coughe, code, Group, sore throat and
whooping cough. 1t is pleasant to the
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

A couple of freight cars were thrown
rom The tracks at Granogue station
about midnight last night, and the train
was delayed several hours. A wrecking
train was sent up and this morning the
Trans were running on regular time.
Nobody was injured.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

Mr.. Guy Mains, Chinese student of
oOerlin College, Ohio, will lecture this
evening In Hanover Church on "What
shall we do with the Chinese" All are
cordially invited. No charge.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

Mary A. Carter of White Clay Creek
Hundred, will sell her little farm of "a
acres at the public sale OF Pard GIllls.
near ogletoD, White Clay Creek Hun.
dred, on Monday, March II.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

The period Of teethtng Is the most dan
ge Gus to young children. They should
then have extra st Q, dance and occasional
doses OF DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

And rubbers for the next four weeks at
tne Diamond Shoe Store, No. 4O3 King
street. These goods must positively be
SOFA as we are gong out of business on
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

a., a stable on May street, between sey-
ehtn ana Eighth and Monroe and Adams
uee.s; WIN exchange for a small lot of
this cilice. a yvapSp,y NJ
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

u llekhpg cough, or hoarseness, cured bv
mSaa syrup Of Tar and Wild Cherry.
sa Sue only BY N: B; Danforth, druecist
Sic and Market. tE Danfortb's
"iyeerine soap, lOc., contains no rosin
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
Later On,

A langhable lot OF nonsense. which
have been punched up in a very presenta.
bic way will be launched forth at the
opera House on Thursday and Friday
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

Mr.. Powell OF the Third street market.
mas on his stalls fresh Savannah chad
Lake thad, white and yellow perch, blue
pike, paddock, halibut, smelt, terrapiu,
etc. f'Si
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

Tomorrow promises TO he clear to
slightly cloudy aud rather warmer. On
Thursday fair with 81 ght thermal
changes aud further rise of temperl.
ture.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26
For Sale.

an, 5ra aHo window fixtures, sett es shelving
King street. 'oo' NO. AUS
Daily Republican., 1889-02-26

IL fine cabinets for $500 and one s1l0
rame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
and's, 307 Market street.