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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
NGtice.

The late change in the firm of w. r.
Camp has nothing to do with the bar
room attached. aud Messrs. J. T.
Jones & Co. are still in their old stand
in the rear Of the store, and are still
showing their fine medicinal whiskey to
the front, and have Just received the
finest stock of liquors, wines, etc., on
the mardet. Call and try them.
]. r. JONES s. Co.,
03d No., los Norfolk Avenue.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
Personal POINTS.
Cornirgs and GoinSs oi persons we
Know.

Con,irgs and GoinSs oi persons we
Know.
w. S. Anspach, of Liberty, WAS II
the city yesterday.
Mr.. R. H. Payne. of Radiord, i il
the city.
Mr.. w. y. Fishburne, of Waynes-
boro, is visiting relatives IN the city.
Mr.. j. l. Goodman is visiting friends
in the northern portion OF NirSinia.
Miss Susie Kidd, of Fluvanna coGn-
", is visiting friends i'll the city,
Mr.. r. Mecredy is visiting friends
and relatives in HaeersJown, Nd
Mr.. J. D. Thomas, the evangelist.
of Salem. was in the city yesterday
visiting Rev. w. c. Campbell.
Mrs. j. H. Camden, Of Henry street,
left yesterday TO spend the week viii.
relatives in Liberty.
Mr.. John ]. Duncan. who has been
attending Hampden Sidney college,
is at home for the Christmas vacation.
Mr.. E. D. Frazier, OF Max Meadows.
formerly Of this city, is spending g3e
holidays with friends in Roanoke.
Mr.. D. F. Geyer, the Campbellstrees
merchant tailor, has gone North 10
purchase his spring stock Of goods.
Mr. Oliver Gum, brothero Of - ~ n
Gum. of NintOn, is spending the weel,
Win relatives II Rock bridge county.
Miss Annie Payne, of Hollins. who
has been visiting Mrs. ". II. Fiimeu,
returned TO her home Yesterday.
Mr. F. NJ. Taylor left last night ior
Petersburg 10 spend Christmas WIN
relatives in that city.
Mr.. Edward Lyle left last night loe
Wytheville where lie viii spend Tie
Christmas.
Messrs. w. II. H. Reynolds aad
Lawrence Sollenburger are nakiusa u
extended trip to Northern cities
superintendent 1loGeft, OF TIE
western division Of the Norfolk .
Western railroad, was il the CITY yes
day.
Mr. F. r. Hurt, OF the Bell Printing
company, left yesterday for Chat
tanooga where he will remain until
after New Years.
Rev. S. L. Wilson, who has been
sick at the residence oil 4ir. j. II.
Featherstone, was sullicientlyrecoyer-
ed to return to his home IL Greenbrier,
West Va, yesterday
Prof. H. l.. Keen, principal Of the
Wytheville Male Academy, who has
been visiting Dir. j. |. Goodman for
the past few days, left yesterday for
his home in Berryville. Clarke county.
Master Joseph Terry, son Of NJ.
Coles Terry, of Bent mountain, &c.
companied by his little sister, re
turned yesterday from schoo! for the
holidays. The son is student ri
Hampden, Sidney, While Miss Terry
is attending private schoo! in the
same vicinity.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
the residence of Mr.. r. S. Coffman,
1926 Fourth avenue, n. w.

The strongest financial institution il
southwest Virginia-The Roanoke
Trust, Loan and Safe Deposit COM
pauy. Capital and surplus, slS2, ooo:
PAYS interest on deposits. dec 25-ti
Wy Gamers pix feet. dec7 I'm
Boys and children hats Mt Il.
Goe;z's. q Salam-averuc. novl4-t
-Geat'a sin and felt has just
received at L. Goctz's, 81 Salem
ovsone novl4-t
game of baseball will be played
ut Riverside park this Afternoon by
two picked mines composed OF players
from the old Roanoke and Virginia
clubs. The &emr will be called
pyonpt!y at 3.3J O'Clock.
-Hats. clp, umrellas at +.
Ga q Salem venue. uovl4-t
#e1cIIG t"e4& sorscEs.
ats fac au ,:-madc shoes ut j..
Gss, y S:ar,n -"NHnae. novl4-t
I.ma Hetns at Hioult's Blue DE-
m3 front, Isl 81 em "vfnre.
sc, Il Ill deco
Eoant's ;oraaio catsup. Blue
cat. Isl Sa'em avenue.
declS till de,2G
Gran err.es at Blomt's Rlue Dia-
m ri Ho, {, ISL Salem avenue.
declS till dec26
For sale. -Four draft horses cheap.
DHueud lee Company !
5at tulip. mirt julip, mint julip.t
Mia ialipiu November. c Gods u!
Mint ialip IS the fines grade of navy
tobacco on the market. Try it I
Candies. cakes, apples, nuts, canned
geots etc, al Carriers. does lmi
Ask your grocer Tor spear head 10
bacco; you'll Ike il. t
Go to Gamers grocery for nice
smoke decf lmi
Try &arston's rock candy drip
syrup. !
For an easY conscience chew mint
iaiip and spear head. |
Sliced corn beef at Gamers.
dec7 lmi
Chew spear head once, aud you will
have no other.
Oysters on The half shell at Catogni's.
dec l4tli
Choice on. meal, oat flake, buck
wheat d5ur and hominy at Biount's
Blue Diamond front. decl4tilldec26i
IF YOU want lots in Hyde Park
ca. 81 once.
roI5 If: FRANCIS 3. KEMP & Co,
Go to Davis II Co., Jefferson street,
Tor s,eple and fancy groceries.
dec20-lmf
Best PocahoutAs lump coal and
dry wood delivered promptly b. Glare
x Read Telephone 20.
If you wish to be al peace with
gour fellow men, chew spear head and
mint julip. t
~ rst - $50 go rac ~, hy H
81 ;;t.7y.,;zf;,,r 4 Co. +
-. r,,ol.,hoot Norr ootmeal and
a.. c.n bo h,d Of Mars
: 80, y, 80 49, ''''' ~
ls''. =
at7 az eooNing stoves rom Mil
JS..',';'zS =" &C.. Dear market mouse
= -4.N avenue
= lul. line OF carriages. phaetoas'
bo;sirs' A'TaeSN' saddles e'c.' Always
% 's''i', 2! ti'-''eS Y Oa'op'
Ma-s'o1 IS receiyiag daliY new
aru1c-. "a in, cu.rau;s, figs and
cj,rea. I
Ia1 and e.,amina any c!.1ice Stock
Of ri,- =; 5 Salem avenue. ".
- 2ipr~ton t
Qoiok sale- .u4 short profits at
Elnnut'- b.ur ,.amo4d trout grocery.
81 Salem avenue. decl4-13t
Don,f fail 10 attend Tic grand
on..,-oo nf Christmas Goods at N. l..
sG,;-;I.s noyS0 If
.u,,. ,,,,, coal ond
- -. - 80 ,,~n Ir ~ Clors
e reo5 rclgnhond %,
hn+fouo oak dining and chamber
.nfIs 10 lar,e [.ay;efv at 4. II. Stew
art l Co.'S. t
Hughes s Camp arc sole agents here
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
ARRIVE AT ROANOKE.

S. e. TYLER. Receiver.
ssloilla in Effect November Il, 1870.
ARRIVE AT ROANOKE.
900 p. N. Daily-Nemphis Express,
from Hagerstown and the
north. Through Pullman
sleeping cars from New
York and Philadelphia to
Chattanooga and Menu
pins via Harrisburg, Ha-
Gerstown and Roanoke.
100 a. III. Daily New Orleans ex
press from New York,
Philadelphia and Balti-
more, making connection
through to the south.
Carries through Pullman
palace buffet sleeping car
from Philadelphia to New
Orleans without change,
via Harrisburg, Hagers-
town, Roanoke, Cleve-
land, Calera, and l.. Il n.
f. X.
LEAVE ROANOKE.
For Snic.
1905 Mid Daily-Baltimore express
night. from NIL points south ar
rive in Washington 1l.45
III; Baltimore ll.45 Il III;
Harrisburg, lilo u III;
Philadelphia, 3.l5 p III,
New York, 30 p III.
Carries Pullman palace
buffet sleeping car from
New Orleaus to Philadel-
phia without change, via
J.. 4 n. r. r., Calera,
Cleveland, Roanoke, Ha-
gerstown and Harrisburg.
LOO .. m. Daily-New York and
Philadelphia express,
from Memphis, Chat,
tiinooga and all
points south. Arrive
Philadelphia 1.20 Il III.
New York, 10 IL m;
carries Pullr an Palace
buffet sleeping cars
through to Philadelphia
and New York via Roa-
noke. HaSerstown and
Harrisburg.
Ticket agents will furnish all intor-
nation and through schedules upon
application TO ~
c. p. 4 Y. agent, Roanoke. Va.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

WANgEp.-At once, a dry good
salesman. Apply Mt RUseuBatfrn &
Bros :, Eatem avenue.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

The strongest financial institution 10
southwest Virginia-The Roanoke
Trust, Loan and Safe Deposit COM
pauy. Capital and surplus, slS2, Ooo:
Paws interest on deposits. dec 25-u
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

M. l.. Smith has iuli Inc OF aiij
books, toilet and manicure sets. rp'c
coated mirrors, decorated china ware,
fine porcelain placQues. tooth BRUSHES
and everything needed i'll the way OF
ornament or utility.
nov30-tf
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

Hughes & Camp have removed to
their new quarters, No. 1853 Salem
avenue. opposite the Office of the
Roanoke Loan, and Trust company
where they have q full line of buggies
and harness and would be glad to see
their Old friends and customers and
the public generally. dee11.tf
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.

Plaster your house vita Marb:;
Rock lime. best on the market. Hy1U
don't believe it, cali on Garner < Co.
sole agents. Remember they are the
cheapest sash, door and 49,
turers in the city. Sa slaotion guar =
teed.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

Lot in Edgewood for $500, $50 cash
and $40 per month.
House and lot Oh Eighth $4,000
$500 cash and $25 per month.
House and lot on Eighth avenue Tor
81, $50, cash $3.50 and $50 per month
Hyde Park lot at $3.50 to $500.
J +. WINGFlEID,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

A strictly first-c!aSs macu4ne. Fa.ly
warranted. Made from very test ma
terial, by skilled workmen, aid with
the best tools That have ever ceen
devised for the purpose. Warranted
to do all that can be reasonably OK
pected OF the very best typewriter
extaut. Capable Of writing l50
words pei Ininute-or Notwithstanding
to the ability Of the operator.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
PERAT''T'S
/ 4 \ [ RAJ
OIL.

Ia presenting Pratt's Astral Oil
to your notice. we offer the best
Burning and Illuminating Oil ever
PIT on The market. The perfection
reached in It's manufacture is the
result OF the very best luethods, un-
care in its distillation, EN-
gloyment Of the highest mechanical
skill, and The closest attention to
every detail. The oil is
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
HENANDoAH VALLEY Rail.

S. e. TYLER. Receiver.
s3loille in Effect November Il, $780,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
TAKE NOTICE.

will positively warrant those who
owe Inc if they do not come forward
and settle without delay, either by
note or paying cash.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

Ticket agents will furnish al! intor
nation and through schedules upoi
to ,orrp
c. p. 4 T. AGENT, Roanoke. Va.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

lave convenient 3 sol, or SOME
other coutryancc for lazimess. that he
may take Il
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

Master Joseph Terry, son OF Mr.
Coles Terry, of Bent mountain, ac-
companied by his little sister, re
turned yesterday from school for the
holidays. The SON is a student ri
Hampton, Sidney. While Miss Terry
is attending private school in the
same vicinity.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

Mr. f. r. Hurt, OF the Bell Printing
company, left yesterday for Chat
tanooga where he will remain Until
after New Years.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

Prof. H. l.. Keen, principal OF Tie
Wytheville Male Academy, who has
been visiting Mr.. J. |. Goodman for
the past few days, left yesterday Tor
his home in Berryyille. Clarke county.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

James S. Simmons & Co., rea. estate
agents, have placed the property OF the
Ingleside Land company on the market
at $3.50 per lot, on terms of &25 cash and
$40 per month. These lots are unsur-
passed for beauty of location, and all
parties wishing a desirable site for a
home should call ut once at the Office Of
JAS. S. SIMMONS 81 co.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

Rev. S. L. Wilson, who has been
sick at the residence oil 4lr. j. ii.
Featherstone, was sullicientlyrecoyer-
ed to return to his homein Greenbrcr,
West Va, Yesterday.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

Ellington's store, Norfolk avenue
near Nelson street. decl0tl.
The Republican., 1889-03-09

snoRErARY o. srATE-Jamss O.
Blaine vas born Janusry "a. 1850. II
lndlsa isill FaFm, Wsshingioa eoun-
~, RenU Nc. Blaine tsught sehool
sileF bic gFaeuaiion. and aid news.
pager wark. in ls5s be was eiseied
% the Hfsine LsgisiatuFe. of which
be was weaker one term, iie wsug
10 CoaEFe@s IN lsG2 re-eleeied -
Eestesils, and eleciei speakeF in is0a
Ma8s hanaioF In ssTI. Was saere.
taFY ~ atais IN the UaFhela a8min.
lslrstioH, and the deieaied candidate
faf the Presldenry in 1854.
sECHErARy 90 TnE THKAEUHv.-
Whlisu Windom, vas bora Ia Ohio,
in isg7, Pfsctised lac In thai state.
Bsmoyfd % Minnesota in lass. nuF.
iug ten vears lass CD ment,sF of Goa.
gress. Appointed Jailed sisios sen.
81 in ls7o, and elected Gee fail term
In 1874. lie wus Fe-eieCied in lsIe.
Made asCFoiary 81 TIE TFnasuFy ia
tsst ls capitalist uf large means
aaa a. nble nnancior. LiVus maagh
The Republican., 1889-03-09

Our perilOus system Of giving credit
has been huilt upon the scarcity Of
ready money, until to-day the busi.
ness of our country is mainly done
on credit.
The manufacturers give credit to
the jObber, he in turn to the whole.
saler, and the credit scheme runs on
down through the retailer to the final
consumer.
This keeps the commercial trans
actions of the country eternalIy in
the air. where it. rests on the ticklish
framework Of general confidence let
this fragile and uncertain support
give way at any point, and the whole
structure is liable to come down with
a crash, and uEiversa panic ensues.
The general adoption of the credit
system is proof positive that there is
not money enough in circulation to
carry on the busines, of the country,
for II there was. this credit expedient
would not be necessary, for it is an
expedient and compulsory make.
shift. and nothing else.
The bankers who have come into
control of the money that belongs to
the people, are forever solemnly
warning US that If there was large
per capita amount of dollars in cir
culation. everybody would rush into
speculation. and all sorts of disasters
would ensue.
This prediction was not verified at
the North during the war for the
reason that it never was time of so
great prosperity, and there never was
so much money in circulation either
before or since.
The Republican., 1889-03-09

n has heen deeailsly sFra 81 a.
the usw services on the Baltl ala1aand
Ohio .teiweep haltimore SOD So
a uFk wiii he&iu Maren 10. 9he saAei
1faln being the Plying fankm
uow canhnsd 10 the washlG gee 81
Phiisaeiphia route.
Chafies n. lord. lhlFd ' e. -.
dent u the hsltimors and nate 81
Fssaa, sas iuisfviswed IN fhlassl.
phia saiurduy sad be said - aaai
uoHs snd Ohio rad coui ampsassl
Eivlng ihs puhllc = new naa e -
NaFth and Easi wnrthy tla naaas ~
Fival 10 ths old system. snt allbassh
lhe scheeuie had nat Fei be Ia asrma
ed, "A - aliaNegher prgkmhla fhmwsia
Fmie % hfE miles nu hosg aifeaal
aehieved wouid be- pfe@e vea zee
tbe whaie Fouts. AZ ~ @aat IL
tFains wili Fun aFound ~ &c WsY 3
rafk 1uuciian % West Eals a.,
thsnes 20 Wsyns Iunciisn. bu
chsrieF having been obisAaea ias
eut-uH from Para gunctl0n g. Nayn.
guneiian that eannecii0n uoall ),
msas hefofe long. thsreby nafarall,
shoFieuiug the time. TIE 9 aapielsas
a the way over the Kill.van Kau
siK miles in ieugth, 10 eaumsealos
with the slFenay eonlpiel ed bFAie,
ever the Arthuf kih, wil iaaVa a.
hmltimoFs nud Ohio bet siA iean mgie.
af Fona % buiid 30 Feilsvs { ltam a.
pendanoe upnn The Jersey anlFal q,
entfaues % New Nurk, ania llsa iase,.
nf lhe euntFact Wifh thFl faaa -.
sueh a. % allUw the gnp to - hglaea.i
The aequisilian VI . a Faazh a.
% NeW Nurk 0aes not aaaeasafils :
msean 3 hght with the FetaaF eaal.
haad." sid NJ. Lord. ~ 49,
iaHan doing ohrnugh fFeig "a hasIasa.
ever this hue sinua lAsa aaa ~.
i,saaamnor runuection - amlv "a.
na3ufal aucausa 0f 0uf pl elsasa -
rMuMk monta."
The Republican., 1889-03-09

A Washington representative of
one of the newspapers claims to have
it from most excellent authority that
before Mr.. Blaine accepted the state
department he wrote Gen. Harrison
at length. setting forth his views of
what the foreign policy of this gov
ernment should be. He defined his
own position with reference to pend.
ing international complications. and
outlined the policy he believes is
necessary to bring the South Ameri-
can countries into closer communion
with the United States. The letter
was very long, ard in conclusion Mr..
Blaine told the President.elec that if
he wanted a man in the cabinet pos
sessing such views and such an am.
bition he would be glad to accept the
portfolio of state. Gen. Harrison, in
reply, indorsed the views set forth by
Blaine as exactly those he desired to
haYe carried out in his administra-
tion, and said he would be glad to
adopt them for his own.
The Republican., 1889-03-09

numi,er uf G0i. of which go we're %
q private character. FoFty seven
senais were vetoed. tha mosl len.
pnFtsnt beiug those f8F tie erection
~ puhiic huii1inEs si TouBTziown.
Ohia, snd siauK Cty. Iewa. and ths
dirpei tan hlii.
~ fsF TIE most Important - The
senate bills enacied into law hss bsen
ths omnlaus territaflai admission
bif. ~ uhich North sni s8aih Da-
kufa. Washingiun and Hontana ter
FiiaFlns may aequire fehnod. OH
~ senaie bills rlsoesi iH the siatute
t1ats are o. fdiowa To provide
faF waFehousing fruit bgandy 10 Ga
the passpaFt &C. ~ q q Incorporate
tha Nlcaraugua Canai Company %
uFovife faF maFlne eenieFenca G 30
nrovlis aid o. State hraes fF dis.
ahied saldlfFs to peFfati the quaFan-
tine service % isrshibil the eoming
uf Chinese iaisarurs iu the Unitud
siates 90 ailoa any hoaofshly dis
charged soldiers % safer who has
ahsndoned o. Felinquisied bis home
siead entry g. make anaiheF entry !
tn change TIE time ~ the meeting ~
the Eieciorai CulisNe g. eaabls the
Presidonl 10 pfuieci tie inleFests of
the UniieG States ~ Panama la sim
liar measure wifh releFeaee 10 ssmaa
was iuciadea in me aaysi sprsepria-
tina bill apprupfisilns $50 go b.
suppfess infection iu ths inief-stsie
eommerce ~ the Unlted stsiss 10
aid q sunerefs Rom ssil8s isvef.
Congress aiso passsd tllis b i'en'
sian Mrs. shefiian. Mrs. Lagsn
Mrs.. FrsuE p. Blair. sd 10 rutin
0enerui Rmerrans. Thsre has heel
iaeludea IN this siatems "a ~ bill
watch have beuame iawH, thuse On
tha prcsldBnt's hands awaiting sll
naiure. Qullea numhsF ~ these as
sul8fft e. a pneket veto, and n
Presideut's sanetl8n Ia regard ia
them may. ~ enurse. ma.liiy ~
siatemeui % some extenl. There 1F
slz8 ppnding bef,Fs CangTess q ava
be- ~ measafss which may yet b.
puzsod, bet the wofk oi CouEFes n
prarticaliy camuieie.
Three hundred and thiFty-tlHaa
bills which PASSED the liaass "a .al
iu the ssuate tn CanfeFeaee hy lar
the most noiaisle ~ thesf d she p llis
tariH hlH, mad wiih thf hght HHHf
this msasure The puhlie Is FAM ar
Anaiher very impaftant foass hiii
~ irh faiied i the Okialoma b.
Oiher impoTtsnt Hause meamres
which iailed are - faiioVs Ths ggn-
efsl iaad biH aad Easi faFf ufr
bili % prsvent TIE pFosluei o eaa-
Wet labnr from helag used b. anF
Gaxerument dgpartmeut 90 apgn
natin hmIlflmE - fs.s.1la Marks
nfahlhMlBg ffe ailswanaN 81 amg g.
ln anY ciaim fH lmereasa nf pensinn
on aernunt af an inrrease of ghe disa.
biHty tlr whlch ths psusion was al
loved
The Republican., 1889-03-09

M MN@ A9fh haA - EttikMn MM8ms
maMutn
smHFTAHT 10 TmE NAVY g..
nauiamin " Traey. is Sc - 80
fas wus horu Be- z aga eouulg ~
A 1zFm iaf. then e siudanl -. :
laWFug sdmiiiea 30 ths haf stesl
Eiucied pisifia AiiaFuey. Tao.
10 tstA Rrumineut uesubsf aNes
Yea AssemtiT. sessiua e -
sauls yesr raised toe Feeimaa. -
serves IN Uaian srmy 80 mnsl
~ uns ~ them 8 faae ta be hFamasss-
ueueraL Erum lss8 10 Isgs gass~a
sfaies paairht aitoruey fls Kmsers
Dlsiriu af Nee Nogk. 0ns ae.nu.
ael ia the neeCheF tFlal EaFum -
nutlicau and hes baea sexssa amss
go pary tiakei recentiF.
sEChKFAhT 90 WAR-Esasess.
naf Pnciuf b tha ieadiae haalll
ean in NeFmont. uai sKeiadim -.
muuds. Was Chairman af iaeAsf.
mant deieEatiun % ths fasaas
CanEeufian iasi year. Lixes Res
tof . toss b. fsnndsd. slluaiass ! -
miiss from Ruiiand. rraoofa slsf
mna puhlie sIdriied. He oWumnteu.
sivu marhls guafria au8 euillalas !
large arm.
posTMkErKR 0KxEnAHs khn
y anamakeF, ~ PuiiaaslHfls -
tie iarEest ftiaii store p 4
fis zee hoFn iu the Qass4 CIV
atsout ang-two years ses - psF
psFeuis. His atheF 80 > bfies-
makef. Wansmaksr 80 e surt
81 fsurieen pears ED. n dollar sna
haif e wegt waEea ie wss 90
vanesd and in ave yefs he ssved
s2.@0. In isls he ww made sseFe-
tary of lhe Ysuns Mas Chflsiian
Assoeiaiion 81 PhilaA'lphia. weni
luso uusiness whh amrtneF IN isel.
Married paftnms isier PaFtner
died twenty years 60, since wiseu
Wanamaksf hss h@sn alaue iu busl.
uess. Hs isa FeryFich mans aua an
earnest Repubiloaa ubefai with be
maney.
sECHETAHy 90 rmE fNTEH1oh-
aohn Wlllack Nibls was baFn in
LancssieF. Ohio. In 1881. wss ~
Miami uniyorsiN . ieliow siudeni
alta prssldeni lhrrisah. IL agFn8-
wmfeof Yale. the slass % lssl. ssiilea
la ~. Louis ~ a iawyeF iH isa. In
Is5s removed 60 Keokuk. L. Served
Ia the waF fausiered cot tn isas asa
Bflgadler Genersi. hetufuea . ".
L.auis and recommenced pFaaiee
Was made Uulied stsies DsFiei
Attorney ~ Prgsident 1aha@oa.
nasiRnsd tha oflcs in tsTa ilas
uEaetieud laW successfally slael
AFTntNNN 0EEEHa = -a.-sss
lannN NafFman MHaf tFaW be
uafiaaF af pltsl1eut ilaFFtsaa. hHH
Hf AaNusfa. 0aesia eamatE AM
NafH. a1aai fHB a8zht geaw -
NHaamaiesi "a HamlMan EHesA =
iweHiE Tauati ehaal
al Haaaia. O.. ansieF Ne WaNseN
mas8 Uhie 1aafieu. nnenaa - 81
Eafl WaFue. lnd. Lived lhan6shi
Feara Weat inio rarlneahls -
aFasFal Aarfiasn ai fa1iaaag -
is7a
sNErkuN nH haanuEEnas
.gs.eA maa ~ mMa
Bora in MofRan cauniy. oa m
lsn in is58 Ne Rask Fen ~ b.
q farm ViFu4ua. NeFBon ag.
Wtwonsin. ne lained tha m
army ln isG2 ~ MAJOR uae i b.
BFiRadisr GgneFai. Sisis : aaAn
iFuller ffom ls6s 30 ts7a. kaahw 81
Forty-serund, Farty third 81 NesF.
fsufth Cuugresses. Iiwaed ssaag
of Wiaeunsiu in lssl. an assea
ihfse eousseuiiye teFms
The Republican., 1889-03-09

@eui mofe worihy q thsir respect
sHa AaFe. aF d lani u7 - i==ess.sa.es.al in
aNiHai al Niessaaf te iaat uEsa. ana
@ faH af Eeaeraus sazEesf1aua 1a en-
fegNflm aa8 lahaF. Oal hm pla1
aNaa aaF heaa aiaaam nna haa
a88 81 auF aaf roMef aaa waailh b.
Nasa aFMnfian aF ualFuiatlan. Mas
ws mauai nei harNei fhat me teas
Eaeaa af1a uunn tha esuditlau asst
Iusfiea ana meFrg sasii haid taa feins
~ uswef. aad thsi fba uHwaFd eve
ua.a 81 haru sail b. frge 60 aa tlle
pwB
e. naf mlsirusi the faium uaa.
sees h7Fa an In neauanf aaahasa
aI1uN our HaTH, UHt We uHvv utserY-
eFea ana vanquished them 80. Pcs.
si8n has sWept snme ~ cor eammun-
lties. hui 0uly % give ~ . mew dem-
osisiFaiian hat the great bsldy of ouF
peaple ere stable, patriotic and law-
@aRaAsssMH w fHAAAAAAAf fsetAM ~ HsstAe
rursae advantage ~ the sKpeuse 81
putslie horaF. or hy rude and Inae-
cent methods. w.thgat IEoaest ena
tatal .fllsaEection in iis oWn body
TIE sful sgeucies Of euawneFes
are muge fully revealing TIE Heees.
ssry unit q 81 our eommunitirs. and
tie ineFeusing irasrcauFss ~ ouF sasa-
pia8s pFomntlng muiual Fespset. We
shali 6nd allnwed pleasure IN tbs
FevelsiiQF, whlrh oar next oensns
will make, a the swim sAevelagse.
uBAnt ~ tie great FezouFces af some
- the Ste -. Zach state wlll uTluE
- geuefuas contribution 30 the EFeag
egait - the nstion's iueFeass.
whsn the hafvesis from the
j. ths eaitie ron the hills, sud
- oFes from the eaFih shall have
teen Seixhed, eounted snd vaiusd.
ws wiil tara from them ali b. eFuwn
with the highest honor the State ihnt
has most promoted educstion. viHue,
lasllca ara patriotism umong Ne peo-
pla.