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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-14

David Boyer, secondhand dealer, discov-
cred colored burglar in his store ON San
Pedro street, near First, on Tuesday night, but
was unable to detain his unexpected visitor.
Deputy United States Marshal Ralph Domln-
guez yesterday brought a prisoner named A. W.
Hatton mp from La Jolla West, in San Bernsr-
Dino county. and lodged him in the County
Jail upon charge of rape
Andrew Wilkes, q bootblack, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Officer Rowan on
warrant charging him with petit larceny He
was taken before Police Judge Stanton and
ing.
Police Judge Owens yesterday committed
Jas Williams to the County Jail for ninety
days Oh conviction for petit larceny. He was
arrested by Officer Finucane on Tuesday night,
after an exciting chase, for stealing a bundle
OF clothing from the Hammam Baths on Main
street. since his arrest he has been identified
IS the sneak thief who stole several pairs of
shoes from a store on First street few days
ago.
In Justice Lockwood's court yesterday Man
uel Belardez appeared for arraignmert upon
charge OF having assaulted Maria A. Graham,
on the Goth day OF July last, with intent to
murder her. his examination was set for the
quired in the meantime. He is accused of
having shot at the complainant, because she
refused to marry him. II will be remem Dered
and then shot hlmself in the head, since which
time he has been slowly recovering.
Have Won Paid Your Taxes?
w. j. A. Smith. B. e. Taney. Money to loan
Notaries Public. Special attention given to
payment of taxes and redemption of property.
Charges moderate.
% North Spring street,
Los Angeles.
Pure French Taught ~
Professor from Parts, r. o. box 1877.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-14
NEWS NOTES.

On Saturday evening a hop will be given at
the Greenleat Hotel, Whittier. number of
Los Angeles people are expecting to attend.
This afternoon the Board of Public Works
viii take tour about the city and look into the
matters referred to II by the Council on Mon
day.
Transfers of real estate yesterday amounted
to $70.171 and were 35 in number. OF these 8
we're for more than 81 900 each and 10 were
for nominal considerations.
The street crossings will receive considerable
attention at the hands of the Board of Public
Works this week. number of places where
they are needed were suggested on Tuesday
last.
City taxes will become delinquent next
Wednesday The Council has granted one ex.
tension, but will not allow another, so that
those who fall to pay before the shove time will
have per cent. and costs added to their
bills
The Joint Com mittee on the Selection of Sites
for Schools will meet this morning at 10
O'Clock The Building Committee of the
Council met yesterday and considered the al
teSation OF the plans for school buildings so as
TO allow OF lower bids.
Mrs. Beeson will sing and Mrs. and Miss
Asbury will furnish music from guitar and
banjo at the recital of BILLY" Bates, the An
dersonville prison survivor, at Masonic Hall,
2914 South Spring street, this evening, COM
mencing at 7:45 sharp.
special meeting OF the kings Daughters
will be held this afternoon at half past two, in
the First Presbyterian church, corner Fort
and Second streets. A large attendance is ear
nestly desired, as the meeting is called with
the intention OF recognizing the ITEMS" and
transacting other business.
The HERALD office is indebted to DR.. B. B.
Briggs, of Crescenta Canada, for a presea. OF
Adriatic figs. grown and pressed at that place.
Considering the fact that this industry is yet in
its infancy here the sample is fine one, and is
an earnest o what we shall accomplish in the
near future.
Z. D. List Notary Public. Legal papers care
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-14
THEY SHOULD
TELL 1T ALL!

couple
exclusively the retailer and bbr at give the fg
complete They should add ending uv m
and January additional
difference
merchant lowest point
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-14
CRIMINAL NOTES.

4. D. List, Notary Public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 1S. :. Spring. Dispositions Ia Ken.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23

THE chsirman Of the Colored Ma
tional Executive Committee, Captain
william A. Pledger, has issued an ad-
dress to the colored people Of the
South. In which after reviewing some
OF the wrongs that have been heaped
upon them, he advises them TO have
patience, and trust to the favorable
public sentiment which wise forbear-
ance will create. He also advises
them not 10 rely upon any political
party to right their wrongs, but to
maintain an independent attitude, and
thus gradually overcome the prejudice,
which exists against them. He con-
siders 1t better for the colored people
OF the South not 10 vote for q few
years, as be believes this will result In
The scaling down of the Southern
Congressional representation, to CORE
spond to the denial OF suffrage TO the
freedmen there. This is all good ad-
vice and should be followed, as 1t will
in few years result 10 the freedmen
of the South being recognized as
American citizens and accorded their
rights as such. Captain Pledger Ia a
level headed man, and il will bc well
for his compairiots to attend to his
wise counsels.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
N. Megary & Son,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
s. =. Cor 9Th and Tatnall sts.
AND
SIG TatnaII Street.

We have this week a few
special offerings in Climber
Suites. The prices are made to
close out a few patterns and are
rare bargains. We have very
massive Oak Suite, h h,ndsomely
moulded, finished with bird-eye
panels. The bureau is "a inches
long and has a French Bevel
Mirror 26x34 inches. We have
them with white or Tennessee
marble to suit your fancy. The
price was $50, now $50 for s
pieces.
We have two other patterns
in ash, with 24x3o mirrors,
pricss were $50 and s45, re-
duced to $40 and $50 In
Antique Oak we have a very
heavy and as fine a quit as you
want to sec, complete in 8
pieces for 500. We have also
in stock a large number Of Oak
Suites for $40. S33, $50 and Sz5.
Our customers know what these
four suites arc, as we are selling
them rapidly in large numbers.
Our newest was put on sale
to-day-an elegant suite consist
ing Of Bedstead, Bureau. Wash
stand. Towel Rack, 2 Chairs and
Rccker-al for $40, either ir
antique CT chelty. This suite i.
nicely finished and one that yo,
may buy with safety. As W,
have a limited number Of then
we put the price within th'
reach Of all.
Th. above prices are all spec
ial and made to close the suite
quick. see and buy now.
n few days since we told yol
Of Extension Tables, in Walnu,
Oak and Ash, at 50 cents p:
foot, making 6 foot table cos
$500. You pay th.t much 70
a common pine table. TIL
tables. as might be expected
} are selling very fast and we hav
more left You'll never get thi
chance again 10 get good tabl
: for 50 little money.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
wANAhIAKEHs.
rnnApELrmlA. Monday, sept, q, isso.

TnILADELrHIA. Monday, Sept. q, lsSa.
Not every one knows
ihat we make Men'sC Clothing
to measure. and boys too.
We mean you shall know 1t,
and iavorably, too. Mon.
day is a good measure day.
The Fall Overcoats that
walked out of the store
Sstu, day are proof tina.
you've been taking our
Clothing hints to mind--and
pocket. Think Of a Silk
lined Black Overcoat, I'M
dressed cloth, strapped seam
(the proper thing tor a young
man), at SIS! Saving pro-
portlora'ly as great il the
sS or the S32 Overcoat, OF
the doze Is be ween.
Market street side,
On the Ribbon counter
east of Transept there Is
every day something spsci-
ally attractive.
This morning, for the first.
800 pieces handsome Brocade on Fsille
f ground, self-colored, at Csc, yard
The manufacturer meant 1t to sell a.
. Csc.
Thirteenth street side, north from
f Chestnut street.
Another Handkerchief
i Embroidered initial on plalr
b white linen; ] and SS-incf
t Hemstitch hens, I2ac-ini
!, tial for nothing.
J Southwest of centre.
i Very like q Niagara cur
% o rent in Dress Goods Quail
it it ties and prices that you rare
ly see together. OF cours
Il thel e is a torrent OF trsdt
il Let a short dozen of III
y; J: littIer priced ones talk for al
s, At 25 cents:
lis
Striped Chevlots. Heavy ser,
70 weave. They say it's a stuff til
er ''wi never wear out, ," but It W
nd in time. Single ami clust
"A stripes. Back, brown, nav
SO gre n, garnet.
eo Shepherd Check. A regular 81
~ stuil. Three yes OF checks.
ng At 374 cpts.
N Crepe Diagonal. 80 inches wi,
Elegant wool handsomely put
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
MurfIl and Mcrrinnsnt,

Slightly ironlcal with regard 10 the
fair creatures was one of the toasts
drunk at recent wedding. "Womanl
she requires no eulogy-she speaks for
herself" This reminds us that au old
bachelor at wedding-ieast had the
heartlessness 10 offer the following toast.
"Marriage-the gate through which the
happy lover leaves his enchanted regions
and returns to earth" But this was
somewhat atoned for by more gallant
wedding guest, who, at the marriage of
deaf aud dumb couple, wittily wished
them unspeakable bliss.
He had Thought OF 1t: You are
poor, are you not, young man?' And
II you marry my daughter you will take
her from home OF luxury aud splendor
to au humble sphere of life, where she
may be very unhappy" ii have thought
of that, cir, " responded the young man,
with deep emotion; ''and il occurred tc
me that If Clara should be unhappy VT
could live with you until should be able
TO carve out fame and fortune worthy o.
the beautiful girl whom | ADORE"
Professor: "If were about to com
bine elements which knew by persona
| experiment or from we'll authenticated
data were not intagonislic, should not
oil course, feel bound to xercise muc'
precaution. But If l desired TO blen'
elements which ] knew to be not IL
alili iiy. or of which l bad doubt, au'
ftom the too hasty conjunction of whic
most terrible disaster mis slt ensue, the
-" Student; "You would get you
assistant to do it "
A Fine Ccuntry-Patrck Tin Ireland J
"sure it's ioine countDIy Amercky l,
Biddyl Oi'll be aither sthart n ther
at onctw Biddy: "D'yez rot have !
work there the same as here?" Patricl
mo, iudade! Ne brother Moike write
that he Is policeman, an has uothiu'
do but shtand en- corner an assist fol
ladies acrost the strate, an ate Orange
, an nuts an' bananas.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
STARTLING EVIDENCE
OF the Cure Of Skin Diseases
when ell other Msth DDS tall.

Psoriasis o years covering face head
and entire body with white sc,D.
skin red, itchy, and bleeding, haf
all gone. spent Hundreds OF dollars
Pronounced mcurable. Cured W
Cuticura Remedies.
My disease tpsoriasisl hrst broke out onmJ
lett cheek, spr, aiding Acrosi my nose, ahdt.
IN ost GOV, ring my lace. II ran INTO my pu
and the physicisn was afraid | wOuid ~ 10y,
my eyesight altosether. u spread M v..
my head, and my hair all iell out, uulU va
entirely bAidheaded; IL then broke oul on ~,
arms and Shoulders, until my arms were lr. lns
lace, head and shoulders being the "W,..
The white seabs felt constantly IRON M asss ~
shoulders. and arms; the skin woIll t'lesss .s
aud bleed il scratched. Atfr spending mary
hundreds OF dolltrs, | was pronopn.1'si
csrable. heard VI the CuTlcuaA .Si, hLhiVWss M,
SOLVENT, could see change, ana ai..
had taken four bottles, was Almgs, euIIp,
and when had used six bottles OF " II'.nss "a
REsoLvEEr ard one box OF Cu1le IVA, va, a.
one cake ofCurICCRA SOAR, ! WAS cu,'u "
the dreadful disease from wlifh ! nA1 i,s,,s
fsrtd for i've years. l thonKhl VIZ "rtfl.
cUnA REMEDIES cured 1t without any sTi sslI,i
cannot express with pen, VIVA, ! "Hhy INV
| be ore using the Cuticura hem' aits, ,senn.
| saved my life, and feel 1t my dull 20 uie9ola
mend Them. My hair Ia restore as goo
number OF different persons who hWs , T,sdd I,sd
| thu Cutcura Remedi 8, and nave "e
great benefit from their use.
Mrs. kOSt KELLY,
Rockwell ti.y, Calhoun 90, Cn.,,,ii,,i", i,,
Cure every species Of AZ oniAing humiHlI,i,n
| itching, bleeding, burning, scalN m%,'.g
anu pimply diseasts of the skln' ,s mp 10
blood. with loss OF hair, from hhp''
| scrofula, except possibly ichthyosi''
Cuticura Remedies
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticuthi IN; by
Soap, 25c.; resolvent, sl. Prcpa,uuwo p,,uori. ~
the Potter Drug and Chemical COrpo''
tion, Boston, Mass. s,.to Ms
as-send Tor "How to Cure SKIN Il n 10
cases." "a pages, 80 illustrations ""N
| testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23

Every effort is made to have this Expo.
sition excel auy ever held on the Peuln-
sula. 1t will be the great event OF Cen
tury's History Of our grand lit lie Com
monweAlih. Everybody should attend Il.
Everybody will be there; ample accom-
modations for all. Three elegsut res
taurants In charge of experienced cater
trs will provide bountlinl tertain IN .nt
tor the inner man A multitude of new
and at ractive Amusemehts have been
engaged. Low excursion rates on all
Peninsula Railroads. All trains stop a,
the fair ground gates. Entry books will
close September 23d. No entrance fee il
charged for exhibits except in the Hors,
aud Cattle Departments. Send for {
premium list.
D. P. BARNARD, Secretary.
sep21-4t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
MONDAY, Sc PTEMBER 2s. 1850.
The verdict in the case of samue

The verdict in the case of Samuel
Peo. the Italian indicted for murder
OF the first degre In killing the colored
man, Samuel Edwards, was O surprise
10 everybody who read or heard the
testimony and the charge OF the Chief
Justice. II wa not denied by the de-
tense that he killed the coloied mar,
and il was shown by the Witnesses on
both sides that lie had followed him 10
the middle of the street, striking at
him with the date pick, and infiicting
several trifiing wounds, until finally
the opportunity presented itself to deal
the fatal cut. The facts were so clearly
established by the testimony that the
Chief Justice ID charging the jury and
defining the different degrees of homi-
eide, said that lie would not consume
their time by defining what constituted
justifable homicide as that did not en-
ter into the case. Consequently, II the
homicide was not justiiable it could
not have been considered as committed
in self.defence, and therefore must
either have bee a murder OF the first or
second degree, or at the very least
nanelaughter. 1t was shown by the
preponderance of testimony that after
the fight commenced at the stand the
colored man was not the aggressor.
but was on the contrary endeavoring
TO retreat from the Italian, who still
followed him hp. and right here we
are led 70 inquire what the verdict
would have been had the colored man
q killed the Italian, when at last. finding
he was determined tO do him bodily
harm, he kicked him In the stomach.
We do not TOR one moment suppost
1t would have been not guilty, but e
ltye that he would have been iortu
ma il he hal escaped with that OF man
slaughter. Some time ago a colore,
man, whom II is admitted is scarcel.
compis mentis, was insulted and an
noyed by crowd Of half grown boys
near Thirteenth and Walnut street:
until finally lusing his temper, he thre,
81 stone which struck one OF them 0
the head and resulted in his death. Til
Jury that tried, his case pronounce
him guilty oi murder OF the secon
degree, aud ht was consigned to liz
ing tomb Tor the remainder of his liz,
Such, probably, would have bee
the late of Sd muel Edwards hsd Il
elan the Italian, even after he drov
him with tho muIderous date pic
some thirty OF forty feet. But the cas-
was reversed, and Samuel Edward
the poor, unkn known, triendless colore
man lays in i Fotter's Field, while Ii
slayer is free to 20 where he please
and, il SCENE, to do as he please
During the trial we had every syr
paihy for the wife and children oil Il
prisoner, bu we believe in metir
out strict juBtlce without respect
color,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
2O6-206-206
206--206-. -.2C5
.R9paEat0rZ School

at 206 Market street, above
Second, where children are
fitted Tor any school, we will
coach the parents as well as
in selecting { h e
grade best adapted Tor the
purpose, and at a
Heyy Moderate Outlay OF
Money.
Fine Kid, Pebble a n d
Tampico goat Shoes for Mis-.
ses; a little heavier G 0 a
shoes for the small boys with
solar tips or plain toes A
good calf skin shoe me dium
and heavy'welgbts to stand
the hard knocks for the big
noys. A special lot of chill
dren's solar tips. spring hee'
and with heels for IS cents
a special lot of boys hook
lace shoes. sizes Q to S only
S1.00. Ladies S wi be inter
ested In leaning our nev
prices s Tor Kid and Pebbl,
shoes.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23

A gentleman whose sight was so weak
he could not see TO recognize an object
but lew feet from him. after using one
bottle of DR.. SImms' Eye Cure, could tell
all object across the street. We know OF
,eyeral cases of this kind during the
week. 1t is the great sight preserver. 20
and so cents. 4th aud King.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
The Old RelIable.

D. A. Powell, Nos. 3Cs and $50 Madison
street, has goldfish, porgies, butter-tsh,
trout, founders, black bass, etc. Oysters
by the quart or bushel. Delivered iret
OF charge to all parts OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
DOUBLE SAV Nc,
FIRST, In the goodness of our Clothing,
NEXT, IN the Iowness in Price.

The price is never low enough
il the goods are poor in quality
All sorts, all kinds, are now be-
ing sold, and it's very hard to
separate the real good from the
poor. Both will look well.
The saving comes to you in
the strictly good, strictly all
wool mot commercially all
wool, which means all the way
from 25 to so per cent. cotton).
We see the same customers
year after year,becausc they can
depend on getting the best
clothing that's to be had.
Mems Suits dependable. .s12 90
beltcr ones. .........,.... Si4 w
sui Detler. ..........- .pio W
First-Class ones. $50 90
AS good as you want. ....... .t25 00
Fall Oyercosts. $40 90
And up to. b25 90
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
HIR A M VERGE R
407 SHIPLEY STREET.

denes competition onnanu-mzd work % nd
guarantees to show the largest stock and the
Dest assortment of horse equipments ofany
OF Olishnlentin DslawareCollarsand
not to hurt the shoulders
or back Ofthe horse. Fine worka specially.
A fullline Ottrunks, valisessnd Iadiss'trav-
cling bags, all of which Will be sold atrook-
bottomprices. Repairing done withneatness
and dispatch.
sS- Egerything inourlino oonstantlykept
n stock. kl-o-wtf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
AT SO cents;

Csssimer Serge. Twilled on both
sides. As graceful and neat a
stut1 as we over had at the price,
Charming in color as in weave
twenty exquisite shades.
Cheyiots. solid aud cluster stripes,
black, brown, garnet. green, blue
grounds, touched with white. 50
inches wide.
The Tuxedo" Suiting. A "cheap
al 75c," stuff. All wool and when
we say ''all wool" we don't wink
at even one thread of hidden cotton
The Tuxedo" comes in solid aud
ombre stripes, and In indefinite
plaids.
Ladies' Habit Cloth, so inches wide.
Better quality than you look for at
ha'fA dollar.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
The BIG Dollars

Are something we all
like, and when t h G y
come hard we feel Ii ke
letting them 60 W Try
carefully; and you wa mt
to put them in clothing,
where they will brln Ing
the most return. 1 1
everything a d v eftls led
was true you C ~ d
make money in buying
almost anything, q 8
such wonde rlul bargains
are offered everywhe re.
We try to a d v e TT ise
just what we do /; give
you full moneys worth
in Mems or B o y 50
Clothing and Tailorin ng,
and guarantee 1t eve ery
time. Case after cas- Q Of
new goods coming i n
daily-all new styles,
bought for cash a q d
sold at rock-bottom fig
ures.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Mar ket,
Clothiers. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23

tf5- Grand display of live stock, poultry,
ceres =. fruits, vegetables, farming i'm
plements, carriages, fine arts, and the
products OF the dairy, field and house
hold, etc.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
wANAmAKERs.

getber, and fairly worth Soc.
Twelve choice shades.
You'll fint 86-inch All-wool Tricots
10 most OF the stores about town,
but you won't find this quality or
anything within three grades OF II
anywhere else at the price.
You'd think to pay half q dollor foI
It. 80 inches wide, all.wool and
almost gay with y inch stripes.
eight changeable colors- Slueish
abrownish, and so on.
Halfinch Mohair stripes. 81 inches.
Good weight, excellent weave, and
seasonable colurs.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23

As YOU STROLL AROUND stop and see
he live man ut lis East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
4 lie VICTOR COOK.

4 lie NIOIUh OUDh.
We have received a lot of New Style
Victor Cook in its new dress. 1t Is II
beauty and never fails to give salts fac
tion We offer them at the lowest cash
prices and the new Cnppilo g hole
range with dirt damper and regulating
slide dnmpcr. This stove has also been
newlyfitted up in the latest style, giving
Il splendid appearance and places 1t in
front rank OF cook stoves in all TINT
constitutes flrst-cluss baker. Call and
examine our stock ut
THE PICKLES SToVE& HEATER CO.,
5ej Shiplcy ST.,
Wilmington, Del
s2itf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23

Important to Mothers.
Diarrhna and dysentery are prevented
urinx teething by Hooper's Anodyne.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
PALTIMoRE 4 ONO RAltpn,n
- Schedule in effect NAV MCinp. i, Il,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE i1l~
EAST BouNb. tVL

RALTiMORE& 4 OHIO RAlLRoAn
- Schedule In effect MAJ ~.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE n@ ltl@
EAST BVuND. VL
sExpress trains.
NEwfonk, week days,s2 II no, .,o.
a.nl.. az W, - 3s s5 ", ~ A. nv, n, OhHoa
NEw YORK, Sundays. '2is, .Io5
sllO5, % ~, 20 W, 81 s8 D. m. " n,
PniLApkLrnlA, week s,lys.2
900, 7a5, $3.50, 800. ,iO 2d, I1,G I,g,' u o'eA
.l2 o. ~. .23s, 500. 4i9 $50, 81 q,
fniLAoKLPniA, Sundays, s2ls.s70sct.
yUs, 10 ~ u. m, .l2 Is, Co. .23s, Syy,' ~
s5H, bGl. clio, sGti. s35 90 80 n m M 80
CHtsrEa. woule ditys,s2 s!oj Go,rv
75l. ~ 90. . ~. slO n. i03ga. n, 'V,Ss9
loo. .2as, Jo,. Ilo. s5os. 52S ggiIi KS
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AfLANriu CRY, N. j., wupt d0os -n
hD n. M. loo. ti2.ns on Sntatdry nolgl ~
- suo, o,os y. m. Sundays, IOi a'yl N.
2.js y. tn' H.
WEST BOUND.
BALrrMonE AND wAsuNerov, .t,o "a,
lton; m, 245, AisG. 80. MIX "
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i.ittsbnrs. 1913 a. m; ;t5ior ~ ,,
| daily. r. nj bGA
Cincinnati ana st. Loul, .nr
| and % U5 u. ~; both duily.' H.
biNGfnLf ACCOMMODATION, ,J
and ii 10 ~. IN. daily. FA
| LANpksnrRo ACCOMMODATION 80,
days. G.iO,i II l5n.m,, 20 aud 10 Il. m "sG N.Y.
days, 0 10 II. M, IA nud 0 4Up. m 7'a
1 TRAINS bEAyE MAHKET Srni ~. sr,,,..
| For Philadelphia ana vnv st,,poa,.
week days: 5 81. q 70. 8 80 lajo n, is,
2J5,5 % p. III. Sundays, 6 s. u. m. ieiss
| J5, u. NJ 49, az
For Baltimore, week dayshgcn $50
II SO n. M; , ~, - 81 u. m. stni,, sa
u. m; Z - aud 3 80 D.. m. "Is' w
| For rI4uuucnDeig mud way stntinrs ,.. Il,
| days, q 10, a2l. Ii IS u. m: 23j h'n 80
Sundays O21 u. M; 235, $40 n IN u ~
Cincinnati and st. Louis. iii l5'a. =,
daily except Sunday. ~
Chicago - 80 u. m, daily, cAccpt sn,.
day; 20 10 y. III. daily. @"r
| PIttsburS, IS 80 am, daily, cgcert SIM
day; b,W y. m. daily
LuAvE PHILADELPHIA ron WILMIsGroy
| Daily, - 10. IS 10, lN0O, al l1H.m In
noon, u 10, 4n.3OO,sl 10, 4JO, 20 05.Jsi,.In
$40, 10 10, II 30 p. m. ~
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C.O.SCU LII, J.T. ODELL
Genl Pass. A2t. Gcn'l Manager
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23

Trials of speed each day
By come of the best horses in the world.
.SJ- Two grand Musical Concerts Daily.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23

DJMPLEs, black.heads, red, i.Srnt. rTlgt
L 1l chapped, and oily skin pr'''"'
ed by CurICuRA SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
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