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Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Wholesale Cutting Of Butter.

I don't know what iu the name Of
sense has come over the mArke, peoplo
this morning, said Clerk oi thu Market
3. N. Smeliz, as he met a representative
of the REPUBLICAN. "Why, what is
wrong now?" was asked. "why, here l
have had TO cut the butter Of twelve
market people, six In the King .Ieet
market, and six In the Madison street
Market" replied the clerk. Mr. Snels
stated that up until this morning bio
cuttings did not average more than one
week, and he 10 at loss to aceOun, ioi
the number Of violators OF the law III,
morning. OF those whose butter hs cut
on King street, / was between Third sni
Fourth; 2 between Sixth and Seventh; 2
between Seventh and Eighth, aud he.
tween Eighth and Ninth. On Madison
street was between Third and Fourth,
2 between Fourth and Fifth; between
Fiith and siIth, and . between SIKH
and Seventh. Such wholesale deIu-
quencies admonisbes purchasers Of butter
TO be on the lookout for light weights
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
- D -
Selling on.

Only 5Oc.; nice red undershirt at Wyatt
& Co.'S
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
ro ,hs ,..marr Or ,lr. o.lausn

Death has robbed . happy home Of .
loved wife, . dear, kind potheI, AID a
faithful frtepd. hsye kpown this lady
for some tldie. TO know her was to love
her. She was always the came bright,
happy, cheerful Christian from first
to last. Through all her trouble and
trials not Q murmer escaped her lips.
She put all her trust In the Lord, and
whatever wAs His will was right and sat
isfactory 70 her. Her bereaved family
have the sympathy Of very many hearts.
We shall see her dear pleasant face no
more here. She 10 safely landed In the
bright beyond;
And so for her there was no sting of
death,
And, OIL the grave had lost its victory.
1t was but crossing with nbated breath.
With white set face, little strip OF
sea.
She fonnd her loved ones waiting on the
shore,
More beautiful, more precious than be-
fore.
CLARA.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Railroad Disaster.

Wyatt & Co.'s good working shirts
only t0c.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
THIRD EDITION.
Fatal Quarrel over a Young woman.

Fatal Quarrel Over n Young Woman.
CrScIrSATI. Oct. 1.-Charles Hotlz-
fnrster, aged "a, employed by the Ameri-
can Oak Leather Company, was shot
twice and fatally wounded Monday by
Charles Kautter, q young carpenter EN-
ployed in the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad shops. Both men were
paying attention to . girl named Katie
Kramer. Last night the girl was enter
tainiag kautter, and when Hoelz,nrster
heard of II he went 10 the girls house
with several Of his friends. Kautter and
the girl were sitting on the front steps.
Kautter told the girl 10 20 into the house
and then started for home. The gang
attacked him and he drew his revolver
aud flrei three shots, the balls hitting
Hoelz 'erster. Without knowing the re-
suit Of the shots he went on TO his home
and was later arrested.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Good News for Laid Heads.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. hazardous
qualities are attributed to the waters of a
new artesisn we'll at Spencer, this State.
W. y. johnson Of Spencer, has been
bathing In the water for some time, and
when the baths had been continued long
enough 10 begin to have effect he OBJ
served much to his delight that a fine,
thrifty growth Of hair was springing up
thickly all over bald spot on his head
About the same time the white beard of
W. I. Alverson began to change back TO
its original raven hue. Judge John c.
Sobinson, Journal clerk OF the National
LNouse OF Representatives, who Is a citi.
zen of Spencer, is said to be among the
persons benefited by the marvellous
water
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Verdict for the Plaintiff.

The jury In the csse OF Mrs. Henrietta
v. Parvis VS.. the Philadelphia, Whining
ton " Baltimore Railroad Company
came In about 11.30 o'clock this morning
with q verdict OF 81 ,0G0 and costs In favor
OF the plaintiff. There were but three
ballots taken, the frat two being six in
favor of the plaintiff and an equal num-
Der for the defendant The last ballot
was taken this NOR ing and resulted as
stated. The verdict wasIa surprise, as 1t
was the general opinion that the jury
would either disagree or give verdict In
favor Of the defendant company.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
A Startling Adventure.

As Annie and Maggie, daughters of
William McMullen OF st. Georges Hun.
dred, were driving to Delaware City on
Friday last, their horse took fright at a
team of mules. and whirling around,
backed their carriage into the canal.
Luckily some men working near came to
their aid and as listed them to get out OF
the water, but the horse, which was
valued at $500, became SO tangled up In
the harm IS that 1t was drowned. The
Misses McMullen were greatly prostrated
by the shock, but were thankful that the,
escaped with their lives,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Decrease in the Public Debt.

WAsuINGToS, Oct. 1.-The public debt
statement Issued from the Treasury De-
partment to-day shows decrease in the
debt amounting to t13, $50, ,094 duriug the
month of September. The total debt, less
cash in the Treasury, is 8, ,07O OBS. $50,
and OF this SSj2, ,94s, ,502 Is bonded indebt.
edness. Government receipts during
September aggregated S3l ,il6,29O or
about S4cO, 900 less than In septem Der,
1883. Customs receipts during the month
were sls s,17s,951 and the Internal reve.
nue. receipts Gil, AIS ,568
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Tho Aosplta. pn. aar.

There are seventeen patients In the
homeopathic Hospital, and thore is no
room for any more. Two were refused
admission yesterday for want of room.
The need for more beds is pressing uron
the managers and they have determined
to have the bazaar in Institute Hall
instead OF the new hospital pavilion.
Time will thus be saved, and the new
building will be ready for patients several
weeks sooner Mrs. J. Taylor Cause
has announced her intention OF making .
donation OF the new In ldlng, oil iur-
nished, TO the hospital association. The
bazaar will be held in Institute Hall on
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday, Novem-
ber IA, 10 aud 10.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
DIED.

WILSON-On Sunday, the 29th OF Octo-
Der. David J. Wilson, in the 6sth year
of his age.
The relatives and friends are request
ed to attend the funeral from the late
residence of the deceased, near Thomp-
son bridge, Brandywine Hundred, on
Thursday, October 3, ut n o'clock. Ser
vices at the house. IntermCnt ut Lower
Brundywine Church.
HANNA--In Mill Creek Hundred, on the
LIST inst, Lewis II. infant son OF Joseph
NJ, and the late Henrietta Hanna.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the
residence of his grandfather, Lewis
Hanna, on Friday morning, ut 10 O'Clock
| lntermcnt ut White Clay Creek Gene.
| terry. services ut the church.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
FOURTH EDITION.
Cnroner,n Inauast

A final session OF the coroner's Jury 10
the case OF Edward Lyle, tie fireman
who was killed In collision on the B. &
y. Railroad on Saturday afternoon, was
held last evening.
The assistant train dispatcher Of the
b. & o. Railroad, the engineer OF the
coal train, the telegraph operator Of the
B. q o. Company and several others
were examined, and alter hearing their
testimony the Jury rendered the follow
ing verdict: :.
"That Edward Lyle came to his death
In a collision between coal train No. "a
aud passenger train No. 2il on Septem-
Der 2S, between the hours of and 2
o'clock p. M, and that in the oplnion OF
this jury he came TO his death through
the negligence Of the train dispatcher,
his assistant or assistants"
A jury was summoned yesterday after
noon in the case of the men killed by
train No. 80 on the T., w. Il b. Railroad
on Monday evening. Charles Z. Foster,
the conductor, George Frederick, the
engineer. and Harry Mask, the fireman
OF the train, each gave their testimony.
but none, except the engineer, knew
any thing about the accident until after
1t happened.
lie testified that he was running on the
south bound track at about IS miles an
hour; that the night was quite dark and
foRgy. When near the west yark, mort
bound train No. 65 came along, aud
just as 1t passed he saw man run from
behind some box cars Immediately In
front of his engine. Knowing that HI
must have struck him he stopped tn,
engine at oLce, and upon going bach
found that there were two men instead o.
one. The bell OF the engine was beine
rung at the time, and both the engineer
and fireman were on the lookout.
The jury rendered q verdict that tn,
men came to their death by being acci
deutally struck by train No. 80. Til,
bodies have not yet been identified ant
will be buried In Potter's Field this after
noon.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02


UTICA, N. Y, Oct 1.-Society circles
In this city are greatly aglta'ed over the
marriage OF Annie Louise Gushing, q
pretty young woman aged "A, and q boy
named Eddie Frey, aged IA years. MIS-
Gushing has for many years been organist
In the different churches In UtIca, and
while acting In such . capacity in st.
Georges Episcopal Church became ac-
quaiBted with young Frey, who was a
member OF the boy choir. When Miss
Gushing rehearsed 10 tbs church Frey
WAS always around pumping the organ.
On Saturday, September Z, Miss Cushing
told her parents she was going to West
Bloomfield. . little VILLAGE near Il chss-
ter, to visit relatives. Frey disappeared
at the same time, went to Boston aud
from there to Csnandaigua, where he
met his lady love, and they set out to get
married. Several ministers 10 Canandai-
qua refused to marry them on account OF
the very apparent difference in age. A
Congregational Clergyman finally con-
sented 10 perform the ceremony. The
bride gave her age as 20 aud Frey said he
was lS. Both are well connected.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Naming the Parks.

The Board of Park Commissloners, ,ass ~
in regular session yesterday. NO e.s,n,a soa'
Of importance was transacted iGr g,s%a s
missioners discussed the subject ol uet " m
for tho park near the residence ., All ii
Hon. Thomas Y. Bayard and taS XII I'M
recently donated to the city py ,pa pls lss
Bancroft. Il is proposed to call tns =, IN n,
ter land Bancroft Park In honor I'M
donor, but Mr.. Bancroft objects' al tl
consideration Of names was pos'p'"'
ona month,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
A Minister Brings Suit.

WILKesBARRE, Pa, Oct. 1.-Two
years ago Rev. VIM. Holden, an Episco-
pal clergyman, OF Hazletun, while liiing
with LAZY, was struck by an engine
and injured tor life. He had intended
bringing suit against The railroad com
papy, but was restrained by the lady,
who was wealthy and was ayerse Of AZ
pearlng in court as u witness. She
rendered him check for 81 900 II he
would abandon his intention 10 institute
proceedings. He refused tie offer, aud
the feeling at IIazlelon became so in
tense against him that he was compelled
to resign Ills pasioraie.
To-Day he brayed the criticism OF thot
who fought against him aud filed In lht
Prothonotary's office claim for 500, [
damages against the Pennsylvania and
Lehigh Valley Railroad Companies. The
latter is tie owner and the former the
operator OF the line of ro d upon which
the accident occurred.
Wyatt 81 Co.'s good working shirts
only Toe.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

WTANTED-A POSITION IN A
w store of any kind. by n lady who
can give good reference. Address. "M'
this office. oct2-3t
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
cutlcura ResoIvsnt

The. new Blood PuIiner aud purest and best
CuRA, the great skin Care, ami CuTIcunA
Boar. an exquisis skin Btautinsr. eNternai-
~, speedily. permanently, and economical
ins, scaly, crusted, pinply, scrviulous, and
hereditary bunors with loss OF hair
thus avoiding ye,Is of torture and disngura-
tlon. PArents, remember this: cures In child
hood are permanent.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, Soc:
SOAP, 25c.; resolvent, 81. Prepared by
tho Potter Drug anu Chemical Corpora.
tion, Boston, Mass.
RpSend Tor "liow to Cure Skin Dis.
eases" % pages, 90 Illustrations, and 100
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
A. S. WEBSTER'S
SELECT DANCING ACADEMY.
EDEN HALL, ed floor. ...
TENTH 81. 5t7WfEE 0RlhiE AxO TLINlLl
GENTLEMEN's CLASS

GENTLEMEN's CLASS
Commences October 8. Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, from 8 to 10 o'clock.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLASS
Commences Saturday, october5. Thurs
day afternoon from 5 to aud Saturday
aitcrro oop from to 8.
Special Ladies' Glass on Monday even
ings from to 10 O'Clock. This class Is
especially for ladies that cannot attend
during the day. Private classes or prl-
vate instruction by special Arrangement.
For terms, circulars, ETC., apply to Ii.
7. Robelen, 7l0 Market st.; at my resi-
dence, l0l9 Adams Street, or by mail to
Eden Hall.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Not n single Case.

Judge Ball was on hand this morning,
City Solicitor Turner came In smiling -
usual, Clerk Hyland wa, ready, Mayor
Harrington was seen Hitting around with
bis well-known green grlpsack. the
reporters were as usual button-holing the
officers for news, but not n prisoner was
In the dock, not even a single drunk"
Special 0ficer Weldin looked in aud adj
journtd the court with his usual, 30 yes,
let all men depart aud keep the psace,"
aud with merry twinkle OF bIs eye, he
added, especially the reporters"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

STUTTGART, Oct. l.-Several persons
were killed and many injured by a rail-
road accident near Wild Park Station TO-
day. Some OF the cars rolled down a
steep embankment.
Three carriages crowded with pa SEN
gers were smashed into fragments. Medi.
cal assistance was promptly on hand, but
the work OF extrcating the injured from
the wreck was difficult aud proceeded
slowly.
The official report says that seven
people were killed AMI forty-thrce se-
verely injured. Many Of the Injured will
probably die.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Badly Hurt

James Mcclure. . laborer, working at
Second aud franklin streets, met with q
serious accident yesterday afternoon.
He was engaged In undermining bank
of earth, when 1t gave way, completely
burying him. lie was dug out and taken
to the drug store oi DR.. Fahey, who
found that bis aim was broken at the
wrist, beside being badly bruised. After
the fracture had been reduced he walked
TO his home, over Third street bridge.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Water Commissioners

The Board OF Water Commissioners @si Ss
In regular session last evening ip' ~
weekly payroll, amounting 10 sti%T%a, Ta,
was approved and ordered PAID. ln'
petition of Hubert Cassidy Tor Way. L
pipes on Harrison street between Ia
and Sixth, and OF Edward Wallher ~,
water pipes on Anchorage street helwssa' .,a
Cedar and Brown streets, were grall,e'.. :.
The balance In bank was reporter !"
SOL ,S75, 90, divided; current txpenss''
$4v, S46. ID; special, $l2, 529,S3
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
G. WORRELL,
Fifth and ShipIey SITS
GREAT SALE OF
Blankets and ComforlabIe',

We commence to day the
largest sale ol Blankets and
Comiortables we have ever
made. They range Ia price
from 81 25 to Sra per pair
for Blankets, and from 81 to
81 for Comiortables. This
is not any bargain lot OF Sec
onds, but all new and per-
feet goods. The prices can.
not be duplicated later In
the season.
First floor rear of carpet room.
The SOC Ingram Carpets
and Shades at CSC, are claim
ing more attention than we
have given them, but all the
same,yo will find them I'm.
equalled anywhere else: Our
new Velvet Carpets, boad-
ers to match, are here, $I.25
for standard goods, s o m Q
less. II you are Interested
in Lace Curtains, come and
see ours, $l.50 to $40 per
pair. We will have some-
thing interesting to 8 b o W
you next week in heavy cur
tains and new styles Up
holstery Goods.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Foil Quite a Distance.

Prof Geo. W. Leslie, tight rope and
slack wiro performer, fell al FaTentum,
Pa, while giving an exhibition on rope
stretched from the Farentum hotel 10
another building opposite, Ills fall was
caused by the rope breaking, which hs
had purchased from hardware store,
his rope being too short to 20 acrosi,
he breaking his left leg in three places
and receiving several other bruises By
the fall. Prof Leslie having Travelled All
through the State OF Pennsy lvana before
he fell returned home on Monday evening
looking good, although having fallen u
feet.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
isoard of Health.

The Board Of Health met last eVzlu,
in regular session. The case brouh ~
Executive Onicer Schultz agaiuN D.
Forbes for maintaining o puisanco u Va
property on Jessup's road was dIeoN'
tinued, City Solicitor Tt nsr having Dc.
clined 10 prosecute on the grounds ths.a
man cannot be prosecuted on Q chngs
for which he has already been fined DR.,
X. @. shortiidge thereupon made new
charge OF maintaining a nuisance on tbs
same property against Forbe, The p,
w. & d. Railroad Company wbs ordered
to abate q nuisance consisting OF pool
OF stagnant water over Eleventh street
bridge.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Lost Pocketbook.

A lady resid ng in the western part of
our city lost her pocketbook In the King
street market, above Third, this morning.
1t contained several dollars, receipt for
furniture and several car tickets. The
gentleman who picked 1t up can have no
trouble in identifying the loser, and he
should promptly return 1t to her. A
suitable reward will be paid on Its being
LETT at the REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
A Card.

In order TO meet tie convenience OIL
our friends during The continuance Of our
great book sale, our store will be open
every evening until 0 o'clock Wears
selling ten thousand elegant, new ilOny
bound books, over five hundred dlllersn,
authors, worth one dollar each, l@
twenty-five cents. Come or send ~
catalogue. They are going lively, faa
come, first served. Delaware Prlnu4
Company, 224 Market street.
EDWARD l.. JAMES, Pres
HARRY FoLwELL, sect. and IT,at.
Formerly james Il WubD'
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Picture of Compnny 4.

j. Paul Brown. in Ills usual artistic
Mariner, has completed Photographic
combination Of AZ members of Company
A, National Guards OF Delaware, in iuil
uniform. They are srtistically arranged
10 gilt frame 40x52 inches, with Captain
Mitchell on picture 8xl0 in the centre
The moulding of the frame Is eight iuches
deep and surmounted by beautiful
spread eagle. The picture is much
admired by the crowds Of people who
stop in front of Q. w. Kennedy's music
store window, No. 7l9 Market street, TO
sec 1t. .
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
NIinisIer Duuglass Sails,

New YORK. Oct. 1.-The newly ap-
pointed minister to Hayti, Hon. Fred
erick Douglass, sailed for his post on the
Unitsd States steamer Kearsarge from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard this morning
with his party. The customary salute OF
fiftseu guus was fired in honor of the
Minister.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
A Card.

In order 10 meet the convenience oi
our friends during the continuance OF our
great book sale, our store will be open
every evening until 8 o'clock. We are
selling ten thousand elegant, new, library
bound books, over Eve hundred different
authors, worth one dollar each. for
twenty. i've cents. Come or send for Q
catalogue. They are going lively. First
come, frst served. Delaware Pdntipg
Company, 224 Market street.
EDWARD T. JAMES, Pres.
Harry FoLwKLL, Sect. and Treas.
Formerly james & Webb.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
lima WiII Tall

and the time pieces, consisting OF Msssrs.
Kennedy, Williams s. Magee, the three
greatest fun makers on the stage, will be
IN time ct Proctor's Opera House, Thurs
9ly evening. They Will give an enter
bIpuent full OF rollicking fun. The
Piece is too funny for anything as inter
pfeteted by these comedians.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
NC A. NIe.tlmg.

At the regular weekly meeting o' ~, .s
Young Mems Christian Association iI.'
night the resignation OF +. Bruce ly.L.s
the secretary. was accepted Win Nn1 IA
and A. Gswthrop, W. X. Crosoy ~ NJ
Charles Baird were appointed co,nu na,s
tee to select a new secretary oVa
spending Secretary /. I. johnson nv IN
Treasurer J. 7. Mullin will assume N
duties Of secretary until new SuI \.
elected. A class Of 20 In gymnaslS' M
been organized and practices every Wv
at s and every evening at = o'cioeA'
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Fight Last Evening.

Another disgraceiul fight occurred last
evening at the notorious National Bali,
Ninth and Walnut streets. A man was
chased down Walnut street 10 Eighth,
aud when overtaken by the crowd was
badly cut. he screamed murder, but
there was not an officer around, aud after
his assAilants had slashed him until they
were tired, he was lett bleeding on the
ground to do the best he could.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
A Girl Tries to Kill Herself.

BETHLEHEM, Oct. IA girl named
McManemin, aged 13 years, living IN
South bethlehem, attempted TO commit
suicide this afternoon by taking lsuda-
mum. A physician was called In time to
save her life. The csute assigned ior the
rash act is said to be a love affair.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
A Young Girls Mysterious suicide.

FRANKLIN, Oct. IA note wa, foun
In the room of Miss Minnie kobinsI
the lS year. old daughter II Samuel Rui-
lnson, yesterday, penn ed by the young
lady, which said that her body would be
found in French Cheek. Relations pro.
ceeded to the spot mentioned and found
the gir's body lying in the shallow
wafer
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
A Second crop OF AppIe, Th,, year

ELLIcoTTsvILLE, N. T., Oct. 1.-Ihe
farm OF William Blodgett, three miles
from here, has n fine apple orchard,
pearly every tree of which is now in
bloom for the second time this season.
The orchard is on rather low ground and
It Is thought that the recent wet weather
has caused the phenomenon.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Boy Covered with sesbs

My boy, aged nine years, has been trcub-
led bli his llfe with very bad humor, which
apps AIRED all over his body In small red
bioiehss, with dry, white tcab on them.
cred with scaos from the toJ OF his head to
his feet, and continually growing worss.
fans. asa IN I resort i deierminrd tn nv
the CuTfCuRA HkMEDlEs, bBd am happy 10
say they did all | could Wish. Using them
according TO directions, the humor rapidly
disapptAred, leaving the skin far and smooth
and perform. iK thorough cure. The CuTI-
CtRA RLMGDiEs are all you claim for them.
They are worth III air weight In gold.
GEORGE v. LkAVITT,
No. AndoN,r MnEn.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Na~ ImnortutIon.

Parker went TO New York 1hls 1Gsras1
TO secure o new importation ., o.vnsss
canary birds, and tomorrow ~ bs Elp.
have them singing Bweetly ~
dow, No. 1O3 East Second stree"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
rh. nld Reliable.

D. A. Powell, Nos. sOs and 52o Mau'.S ,,Ip s,s,
street. has Goldfish, porgies' ou'S9ln S9vslsn
trout, founders, black bass, ssT. "a iros
by the quart or bushel. pelL''iVN
OF charge to all parts OF the CITY
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
waiting this CITY,

T. q. Ranson, a former resident Of this
city, was In town this morning. lie is
reading at present GU Fsirmcunt avenue
above Nineteenth street, Philadelphis,
aud says that the hail storm last evening
was one Of the worst tha. he ever saw.
Mr.. Ransom undertook TO close one OF the
windows Of bis residence, whom he was
struck on the hands with the hAilstones,
some Of which were as large as pigeon
eggs This morning one Of his hands IL
black and blue and very much swollen,
showing the iorce OF the storm.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Cured by outicura

Our oidcst child now six yesrs OF age, when
an IN fant six months old was attacked with
. viruient m sliR nant akin disease. Ali orai-
physician who attempted 10 cure IL; but ID
spread with Almost incredible rApidity, until
the lower Lor Jon OF the little fellows sIson,
was one slid rash. rEly, painful. ! ioiehed
iTy RgSis lac SUficrnh s Rfsrplns. The eif.et wss
simply N mrrveiious. In three or four weeks
complete cure was wrought, leaving the lit
though he htd never been attHeked. In my
ppinion, your valuable remedies saved his
periectiy well, no fepetition OF the d sease
having ever occurrs d. SEO u. SMITH,
Atty At Law and ex-Pros. Atty,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Furniture at Auction

L. W. sidham & Son, Auctloneers,
will close out the stock OF furniture aud
carpets, at the store No. 1i6 King street,
on Friday afternoon October 4tb, COM
mencing at one O'Clock.