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Morris tribune., 1889-07-17

Fresh, strong, Convincing Facts.
Hest Results. East Providence. 4. l., Juns,ss.
Whffein the employ Of the Barstow stovs Co.
applied your Ct. Jacobs OIL 20 many bad burns Of
the tnouidsrs, and always with best result
GEO. W. HORTON.
Ladder FELL. Galveston, Texas, June IS, 1888.
Fell from ladder; bruised and sprained my foot
and wrist suffered I'VE days; was cured nZ st.
yacobsO oil JOSHUA WYTETH
Knee-Cap Hurt. Hall, Ind, Aug. 10, 1888.
Knee-cap was hurt ana Runsred months
bottles Of st. Jacobs Oil pcrmAnsNtty restored me-
G. Q. ksMoRh42. .-
DislocafS0yn. Joliet, Ill, May a. 1883
pislocsted shoulder . years ago; confined
weeks to houre: the pain was cured BY ST. JACOBS
OIL and have had ne return OF IT, J. D. EhoWN'
Horse sYxfs.fs. st-s. ozark, o. JA1s 70, 1895
suffsrcd 4 weeks from ths .ick ~ . core; na9s'
use cane two BOTTLES st. Jacobs oss cares fs,
AT DnUGGIsTs AID DEALERS.
TnE CHARLES a. voeELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
Morris tribune., 1889-07-17
" BLACK CHIEF, -

No. (551G) E. s. S. Book, No. 1855, A. S.
H. Assn. Color, black; foaled, 1886;
imported, 1887; bred by J. & E: Bench
tielp, of Burston, Ayclsbury, England
Sire, Roysterer (3995); g. sire, Prince
t176); ID G sire, Dragman (G54l; I'd g
sire Samson 1952). etc, etc. Here is Il
colt that has to be seen in order to be
fully appreciated.
The French Coach Stallion,
Morris tribune., 1889-07-17

THOMPSON & TAYLOR,
Attorneys for Mortgage. JuneH
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

Here is a picture from an instantsn eous
photograph Of the phenomenal jump made
recently al the games of the Newark academy
by l6-year-old David Pickering. 1t will 10
noted that he goes over like diver and lands
on his hands He cleared bar feet inch
high and has since done better
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

th44gA LII : - nrss year IL the League. lie
Las very fair 4oo2a4at1nos already sits
tie ALTERS. All hzs s4cc-estsd II foolrag tie
t-=.E u ITEM lie 9ssa u u = batter birnsslf.
bsfars he ssstsTet Lac Le@ga-. ri lie Las ut
yes 0serooa.s Els fear n getting hiI, an Las
rot due latsct Will rbs stlck - f@r. He sx-
pecLs, b0"sso 10 improve sith lie season
Fsrson \. Ptiladsiphian. AMI usea % play
bAll "a az amateur aroslsc the lOts Il tie Caty
II Broth-rly Love Gntl sonae oae saw hls talent
and Ia ths slatss II lssT he ~ - sgnod By the
NaDehesEer team lie pitched there that
so.scn. ana Ii ths Winter neat - California
viii Elre fhlL~AslPhia es1h Ia tie spring II
s. 10 sisaed ~lt1 Ali.aakes, bat he "as
shortly after released Oh account of . lame
arE. Ihe1 he went ~ Lynn snd mads q big
record Manchester bought hiLa when the
se.soa was about bxlf over, ami hs played
out the year there, continuing his tine work
Sullivan bought him last fall. along with Car
ney and Clark, his regular catcher He was
married 70 young LADY Of Msnchestar last
YSAE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

-. ignAes are b gals slAlat al3d greatly
sGe I'D ever tEls = se0sSFF tl.4t tie
teaa rests apo4 . case. 1le ssaisr-
raAeAn cavern as found - zaei1e1lE
A0aazy aI5 r4ool, 4na has ulE set
beea thoroughly explored, although
peEsoEs wn3 entered e f9lsz1 tao
rooms. ols csllg zD59t 5gN53 age tie
0tbeE s3x43 TIE mouth 81 RE cave IS
aAleE t1e oiau, where tle ne@ ceBsl-
teTy : lgsated- it. I1zt l@sse ei-0ssn 70
ssiilliL : llsaa body. lt GOES down ~
"a angle oI about - degrees al tle-l
Lakes sra gaG descent Al tie bottom
~ tae saatt ona can sleD lLt9 tie nTsL
C<se1A--- Lj.ll.as kfae PIES
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21
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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21
c. III. WintOn, III. ID.

CHERiFFS SALE BY vir;ue 81 an erccuii91
y issued ont o. sd under tlc sea- 90 the tir'ft
C0urI 81 tho county ~ kent in the state ~ MiCh-
fgsn, attestei ou Che 2itn dav 81 deem Dtr 4. ID
lssl, "a ne directed snd delivered, in favor ~
Levi ;. PrpVlu. plaintiff. aud against the
goods and ChalfciS and i1r want thereof then
OF the real c~tsfe AZ A6siine Greenwood.
TIE Defendant therein named. have
levied uGon snd snsii expose for sale ~ pghIie
suction o. vcrduel o. the iigaest bidder "a tie
south 'front.' entrance 90 tie Circuit Co1rt rooms
Court BiorE - csiei in The city ~ Grand
Rapids that being the place tor holding TIC
Circuit Court ~ the cOuniv wherein seid
premises arc sifu1ted o. Ssturtsv. tie 18th DAY
Of Nay 4. y $50 Al ten O'Clock IN the fore
noon OF taid dsY the following described real
estaie. lying aud being iu To ciiy 81 Grand
Rapids in fae county of Kent sud Siste - Nicht
gan - follows ~ wi. AA = lots nun b rod
iogr hrn lred and sevenfv.fear 40 four hund red
an -atv five s~7 ard four hundred snf
Fights -eve1 o. 81 % sent pat c.tv II Gran
Rep 3, Gu County 81 kcIf and 2ta-e ~ Michigan
Da,ci Apru itn. 4 u. lssf
LOOMS X B-sHOp
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R7T T.~oVrI-N. Under Siberia RI
ssher = ; ca ne att9rleTS
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

Tier club top.al, TO. is very largo cns,
ana it VII taks n pretty large balloon jlb
topsaIl 70 I'll the triangular space marked by
her mast AMI tOpuast stay, ana the distance
from tho bOwsprit end into the mast. Those
who have seen the slOop Katrina will at once
80 a striking resemblance in the hulls Of
these yachts above tho water line, and with
tho exception Of the long topmast on the Val
kyrie, there is much similarity in their sail
plans. Under water We know nothing Of the
Walk yris beyond hcarsay, but IL is under
sto2d that she Is an improved Thistle-that ~
- say Watson has not cut her forefoot away
So much as the big cutters, and he has given
her mitship section more like tho |olun-
teer'S
To be more certain Of her doing good work
10 windward Watson has fitted the Valkyrie
with a centerboard, which Lord Dunraven
saws VIII not b. USED unless absolutely neces-
sary Yachtsnen here say that unless she
beats the Irex more than she has OF late, she
viii need the centerbOard over here in every
race.
This table OF Dimensions, which are very
nearly accurate In the case OF the Valkyrie,
will prove interesting for comparison:
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

Based on the calculation that the Katrina
IS to tho VaLIyrie what the Volunteer is 10
the Thistle, tho result shows that the Val
kyrie's sail area, according % the New York
Yacht club rule. is G,cL Clio feet. This
would make the Volunteer give the Valkyrie
about On. o.. time allowance over q 10 mile
course, or en- ia over 30 mile course
New York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21
ire VEcKrHE-
s1~s~a saa FiSs4rs If EAsi~Ads F>stsss
f-E1L

b. To- All 4 2E. Vests sza1srs - Ga
pcrt 40 Ire abls - sLos 10 pablle seat ths
l.Eesr challenger Tor lie Auasrica's c'4p loO<s
LIZA znslsr sal the illustrator : osas II ths
nssE ssas tEoaa EAs iaad Il u view Il TIA
VA-kyris frcm l4s ~eaL.-eT s@Ls Il Der, al
si.hooSn Ia picture l. forezhsrssnsd sosIse-
saaE - beng tzkaa fTOua point forward
u I--s ~e4Ia. very god i1e. can oe forlael
u la sncEl4zogss ulzlcsz1 sis cs.rrIes by .
Sjsnce - 10 g2y al Sosaa, sa1 liz lSacG =:
- $4,000
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

department OF law for which his special
studies had well qualified him, and the
opportunities for which were frequent
in busy manufacturing city like New
Britain. He soon gained high reputa-
ton as o patent lawyer, his practice be-
ing chiefly confined to the United States
courts, and the firm Of Mitchell s. Hun
gerford has been well known through
out the United States. His professional
and he mas found it necessary TO decline
number Of opportunities to enter pub
lie life. But he has represented New
Britain in the general assembly OF Con-
uecticut in 1880 and 1881.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

ton at Williston
academy, he was
graduate d at
Brown universe
ty. in the class Of
1861, and at the
Albany Law
school in 1861.
He began the
practice Of his
prof C s sion in
New Britain, and
soon attaine d
prominence in a
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21
A PROMISING PITCHER.
Alec TersOn. Who Il Doing Good Worl
e.. Tam,

Alec Terson. Who Il Doing Good Work
the Washington Team.
Young Alec FersOn, whose work on the
Washington team has helped the Senator's so
much and who stands this season in the front
rank of pitchers, according TO The Washing
ton Post, is a well built, active young fellow,
% years old and weighs between l65 and 10
pounds He is about the medium height, and
has quick, certain movement in his pitch
ing that is very effective. When he faces a
batsman he sizes hiia up from Que end 70 the
other, and then. with one foot well advanced,
straightens out his left arm and sights over
the tall at the plate.
Il there is a man on base he watches him
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21
An AhsoInte Cmre.

The Original Ametne Ointmentis on
~ put ~ in large two-ouncc tin boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores,
burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all
skn eruptions. VIII positively cure
all kinds OF piles. Ask Tor the Original
Ametne Ointment. Sold by Peck Bros.
at - cents per box-by mail 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

The Hon. Charles E. Mitchell, of New
Britain, Conn, the newly appointed COM
missioner OF patents, is native of Bris-
toll, in that state. He was born in 1887.
After receiving his preparatory educa-
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
Excursion TIcket. to oxford Fair,

The season for county fairs Is with nj
once again, and they are always enjoy abls
occasions. PartakiuR OF the nature o
a reunion, as well as affording an op-
portunity for the display of local handi
craft, fancy stock, the choicest products
OF iarm and gardtn &c, accompanied
oy attractive speed exhibitions and var.
lous other amusements, they are look I'd
forward to with avidlty. The nineteenth
annual tri-coutty exhibition of the Ok
lord Agricultural Society will occur at
oxford, Pa, on September 25th, 28th,
aud 2Ith, SS3. The Philadelphia, VIII
mington and Baltimore Railroad Com
pany Will sell excursion tickets, includ-
ing admission TO the grounds, Septem-
ber 18th, 26th, aud 27tl, good TO return
until Sept. 2Sth, from Phla., Chester, and
points on the Central Division at pr atty
reduced rates. Children between the
ages OF five and twelve years half rate.
On September 26th and 9th special
train Will lesve Oxford at eco D. M,
connecting at Wawa at 7.30 p. m., with
regular trains for Philadelphia, West
Chester, aud intermediate stations. Trains
leaving Broad Street Station, Philadel-
phia, at ll.l3 a. m., West Chester 7.35
ana tl.S5 a. m., aud Chester at 7.O3 a.
~, connect with train for Oxford. These
latter trains will stop at intermediate sta.
tious,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

SOME Of the Democratic and Mug
wump journals are circulating the re-
pert that the old soldiers have made
threats against President Harrison, on
account OF his removing Commissioner
Tanner. They also say that on account
OF these threats detectives have been
employed to guard the President, and
be with him at oil times, for fear that
he may be assassinated. Such stuff
must have Its origin in the imagination
OF those who wish that 1t is correct.
The old soldiers are incapable of hay-
ing such thoughts. They recognize
the President as their commander-in-
chief, and even if they should differ
with him such a thing as rebelling
against his authority or right to do as
he thinks best in matters Of this kind
has never entered their minds. Many
OF these old veterans fought for four
years to suppress rebellion, and they
do not propose now 10 enter into one
On their own account, merely because
the President saw fit TO compel the re
urement Of man whose zeal exceeded
his discretion. The old soldiers are
not made oil that kind OF material; they
are accustomed to obeyirg the orders
OF their superiors, and the men OF
Journals who think differently do moi
know anything about them.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
wANANIAKER'S.
rHlLADKLrnIA, Saturday, Sept. q, iss5.

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, Sept. u, 1859.
DID you cut goIden-rod
with a moving macbine?"
asked a friend yesterday,
while looking over the dec
orations for the Dress DC
cas!on. You will notice
that the flower decorations
will droop somewhat to day,
Which prompts US to sue-
gest that you look away
rem the second floor to
the great display Of trt
Flowers on the first floor,
east Of Main Assie and no III
Of 7ransepk What the
latter may lack in fragrance
is made up in continuance
they don't fade ard the,
are a Sfuily natural.
The display of costume
second Rooy Chestnut street
will c,nti, ue to-day, as will
the Little Paris show o.
4hings from the Paris Elk.
position. Critics find much
to command attention il
this display. The Cloisonnt
Vases are the objects oimucf
study and universal ad-
miration. The most know.
ing are the greatest al
mirers.
1t is important for you tt
know that the POLLOCK
Dress-making system isnov
where i; ought to BIN tht
Dress-f fitting d e part
ment. A fitted Dres
lining for 81. Thousand
were fitted last Spring witt
universal success. You o
your own dressmaker cal
make the dress after tn
waist is fitted.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
M. MegarY ( Son,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
8. .. Cor 9Th and Tatnall StH.
AND
SIG TatnaII Street.

We have this week a few
special offerings in Chlmbel
suites. The prices are made te
close out a few patterns and arc
rare bargains. We have a very
massive Oak Suite, handsomely
moulded, finished with bird.eye
panels. The bureau is IA 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 s4s, re-
duced to $40 and $50 In
Antique Oak we have a very
heavy and as fine a suit as you
want to see, complete in 8
pieces for 500. We have also
IN stock a large number of Oak
Suites for $40. S,3. $50 and szs.
Our customers know what these
four suites are, 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
Rocker-al for $40, either in
antique CT cheity. This suite is
nicely finished and one that you
may buy with safety. As we
have a limited number of them
we put the price within the
reach Of all.
1h. above prices are all spec
ial and made to c,ose the suites
quick. See and buy now.
n few days since we told you
OF Extension Tables, in Walnut,
Oak and Ash, at SO cents per
foot, making a 6 foot table cost
$500. You pay that much for
common pine table. The
tables. as might be expected,
are selling very fast and we have
more left You'll never get this
chance again to get a good table
for so little money.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
Another Has n uoine.

W. 8. McNair yesterday received an
order Of admission to the Southern branch
oil the National Home for Disabled Vol
9nteer Soldiers, at Hampton, Va, for
John II. Hickman. The old veteran ad
mltted was member of Company q,
l99th Regiment of Pennsylvania Voiuu-
teers. He is furnished with Transports
ION ever the Baltimore aud Ohio rail-
road to Baltimore and thence to Old
FONT, better kaown as Fortress Monroe,
oy the steamer OF the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

IT IS stated that work will shortl?
be commenced on the new gas works
OF ]. Edward Addicks, and that it will
be in active operation by January LIST
Whether this is so or not we do not
know, but il it is, and the plant ia to
he placed here for the purpose Of do.
ing fair and legitimate business, it is
oil right, and will no doubt be wei.
coined by our citizens, as competition
Is the lite OF trade. Notwithstanding
tie fact that the price of coal is about
the same that il has been for years, the
price OF gas has, since the introduce
lion OF electric lights been cons!dera-
bly, reduced and this fact shows that
II the old company can make a profit
at the present rates, it must have been
an exceedingly profitable business at
the old rates. We do not know what
Mr.. Addicks' intentions are, but if he
Is coming here as an honest competi
tor, we leel sure that he will be well
coined by our people.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
Miners on the Nova

SPRING VALLEY, Ills, Sept. 2l.-
About one hundred miners from La
sale, Peru and this Place, have started
Tor Rock Springs, Wyoming Territory,
where they claim to be promised 20 cents
a ton for mining IN a ten foot vein. The
miners of the L. Sale district again met
on Thursday TO reconsider the business
mems proposition aud again voted to re-
Ject It and accept nothing but S2ys cents
per ton on last years rules and II Inches
OF brushing.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
wANAsrAKER.s.

talk is found In Clothing. II
is. by common usage, Cloth.
iers' day. We are Clothiers.
Therefore our day to sell
Clothing to you or your boy,
or to take your order for
sueh garments as you require
Tor the coming Autumn.
The clothes ready made,
the stuffs for orders. the sales
men to sell, the tailors, to
make are all here. The
lacking link Is yourself. Will
you supply 1t I?
Market street side.
Embroidered g a m b r ic
Apron Flouncings that can
also be used for SkIrting.
One Of the out of-season
bargains that it will pay you
TO lay away. geo pieces.
One pattern at $50 a yard
One pattern at 40c q yard
One pattern at soc q yard
One pattern at Coo q yard
About half the cost.
Southwest of centre.
100 o pieces Decorated
China, consisting OF dinner,
soup, breakfast and t e a
plat and cups and saucers
Plates oil sizes, IOc each ;|
cups aud sau .ers. 4oc.
just such attractive ite ms
are every day in China. Bar
gain.t'ble story.
secoud-hoor, Juniper street side.
Here are Mel's All-silk |
Shirts ard Drawers without
a bit of extravaganza in the
prices Six. n ne, or twelve
thread, S2.75 each, SIS SO the
suit.
Mems Silk Half Hose, six
and nine thread, 75c.
Chestnut street tide west of Main Aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

CONSIDERABLE las been said about
the severity OF the laws in New Jersey
and Delaware, but it remained for a
New York Judge 10 sentence man TO
sixteen years Imprisonment for steal
ing tn rteen cents. To be sure, the
prisoner was convict who has only
been out of jail short time, and this
fact probably had its influence on the
Judge. Still it seems strange that
wien men steal hundreds of thousands
OF dollars in New York the few tha,
are brought to justice escape with d
much lighter penalty than the mar
who committed d highway robbery fol
thirteen cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
A Murderen. Sentenced.

ST. PAUL. MISS., sept. 2l.-Lsst
night, the jury in the casa OF Clara
Blaiz, on trial for the murder of ,Johu
Doueherty. with whom she had been liy-
ing, brought In verdict of guilty oi
granddaughter in the first degree, and the
jury further recommended that the ex-
IRENE penalty be meiei out to the mur
deress OF 20 years Imprisonment. She
had already been tried ouce, but the jury
disagreed.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
The Daily Republican
SATURDAY. sErrEMnnR 81. 1850.
THE Brooklyn Navy Yard employ,

THE Brooklyn Navy Yard employs
at all times thousand workmen. anC
during the campaign last fall furnished
employment 10 three times that mum.
Der, who, In consideration OF the icb,
were expected to vote for Mr. Cleve.
land. 1t has receiving ship for en-.
listing and fitting men for the navy,
and a barracks Tor large force OF ma
rines. The location OF this navy yard
is very undesirable, but still 1t ia kept
In operation and work furnished tor
oil the employees. The city of Phila-
delphia has purchased and paid for
one OF the finest sites for navy yard
that there is in the world.
Its location Is desirable, il is easy OF
access, and has plenty of fresh water
In which the iron ships of the Govern
ment can float In safety, besides being
In direct communication with the iron
and coal region OF Pennsylvania. But
Notwithstanding these advantages il is
allowed TO remain idle, and has been
ordered to be closed by the Secretary
oil the Navy, SO that the establishment
at Brooklyn can be continued in oper-
alton. In fact the Secretary OF the
Navy, in answer to the appeals OF the
Congressman from Philadelphia, has
stated that he will not reconsider this
determination Of closing this yard un j..
less he is compelled to do so by Con
gress. Therefore it is hoped that when
the next session meets in December he
will be instructed to fit this yard up,
and put it in commission, even If part
OF the work has to be taken from the
Brooklyn establishment, AS Della.
ware is interested in this matter we
hope our Senators and Representatives
will do all in their power toward hav-
Ing this yard put in active operation.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21

THE people of Mary yland are making
vigorous campaign in behalf oil High
License. Prohibition, under the name
OF Local Option. has been tried in
some OF the counties OF that State for
years, but has proved q failure, as
liquor can be procured in these coun
ties as easily as in any of the others
We suppose. however, the need OF
High License is felt more especially In
Baltimore, as at present the price OF
liquor licenses is not only very low,
but they can be obtained by almost
any one. The consequence Is that sa-
looms abound in that city, and there is
q corresponding amount OF intemper.
ance and crime. The principal oppo-
nents to High License are the Demo-
Gratis, who, true 10 their principles, are
opposed to any measure that interleres
with the liquor traffic.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
2O6-2O6-2O6
2O6--2O6-.2e6
ARepaIat0lI Scl0O!

at 2O6 Market street, above
Second, where children are
fitted for any school, we viii
coach the parents as well as
children in selecting t h e
grade best adapted Tor the
purpose, and at a
Very Moderate Outlay OF
Money.
Fine Kid, Pebble a n d
Tampico goat shoes for Mis-.
ses; a little heavier goa t
shoes for the small boys with
solar tips or plain toes A
good calf skin shoe medium
and heavy.welgbts to stand
the hard knocks for the big
boys. "A special lot OF chill
dren's solar tips. spring heel
and with heels for Is cents;
a special lot Of boys hook
lace shoes, sizes Q to S, only
Sl.OO. Ladies will be inter.
ested In learning our new
price 8 for Kid and Pebble
shoes.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
ReIfa Of 10 fha ceptra

Belfast Is the centre oi
the world for Linen Hand
kerchieis. Fifteen years ago
not a cotton or a cotton-and.
linen Handkerchief was
made In Belfast; now more
than half that are sent out
from that city are either
cotton or cotton mixed.
Cotton has crept into some
of the very fine things, but
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
No DacisInn Yet

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-MaIor Wi
Iiam Warner accompanied secretary
Noble to Deer Park yesterday, aud they
bad conference with President Harr-
son in regard to the Pension Conmis-
s.onership, but no decision was reached.
Major Warner will leave Deer Park for
Kansas City this morning,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
Arrival of Chinese.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 21.-The
Bt, amer Ga,l!e, which arrived here on
Wednesday, brought 1S9 Chinese be.
sides the Embassy. OF these "a were
women, who will be landed on writs OF
habeas corpus as the wives OF merchants.
''Tbey are uothing OF the sort, but, it is
said, are brought hero for immoral pur-
poses, and the Collector will make a
atrong objection to their landing"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
A Royal Lunch.

=, Although snappers are very scarce.
harry FelImeier OF the Fe.ton House,
second and Walnut streets, has succeed
Ell 10 curing one that weighs 81 pounds,
which he vii s'rVe to his friends ia a
royal lunch TO morrow saturday. even
Ing. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
DO You Wear Pants.

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order, $500, ti.00 and $500. Suits
tl2OJ up. Can and examine our new
iall styles Liverpool anu London Tail.
ors, 52l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-21
Now Is tho lime

10 have your picture frames aud looking
glass frames regilied at Yerger's art
store, 4l9 shipley st.eet.