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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-12

Tie lecture by Rev. Thos. McClary.
of Minneapolis, ON Wednesday evening,
OIL struggle for Home" was attend
by the largest lecture audience We re.
member TO have seen in Pembina. The
many hearty laughs and interested faces
in front OF the speaker were better com.
pliments than we could give, but it's
safe to say that the audience went home
well pleased with the evcnsng's enter.
tainment. He lectured again on Thurs.
day on "The Songs We Sing and How
We Sing Them" The Short Orchestra
rendered some very fine music before
and after the lectures.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-12

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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-12

sIloRr Bros. las some pretty blooming
plants for sale, grown by the Misses Nell
son.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-12

YOUNGSTERS have vacation this week
OIL account Of the teachers examination.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

Yesterday afternoon Richard 0'Connell
aud Miss Anna Ryan,we united In mar
rage Mt ST Patrick's Church, by the Rev.
q. Bradford, and shortly after the cere-
muny started for Washington, ID. g.,
and Richmond, Va.
Til, Rev. J. +. Bryan united Frank II.
| Winchester aud Miss Mary z. Lowe In
matrimonial bands last evening. The
ceremony Sas performed ut the residence
OF the brides parents, No All Taylor
street, and the newly welded couple
started On n late train for q trip to the
South.
A O'Clock las, evening Eugene Bean.
h rails aud Miss Georgia A. kissock, were
married at the parsonage OF Asbury VI.
Z. Church, by the Rev. j. II. Bryan. Al
! ter the Gers ;nouy reception was held At
the residence OF the bride'B parents, No,
J2l East Third street.
The Rev. j. (. Bryan also united Henry
G, lhirl in marriage 10 Mics Ella W. Sal
laway last evening, AT the AsbuIy par
, sruage.
lltc dag afternoon the I;e7. Father
Birmingham united John Newell and
II g. Mary Holland IN marriage al st.
Auur's Church, lie was assisted by the
Rev. Father D.llard.
George 7. sNsu and Miss Mars White
lock, OF New Castle, were married in that
city On "wednesday evening 10y the Rev.
J, +. Bryan Of this city. After the cere-
mony the b ile and groom were given a
terUlate ty their friends.
Last evening Samuel X. Barnes and
Miss Elizabeth W. King were married by
the Rev. W. + Patterson. The ceremony
WIS performed at the residence OF the
brides parents, In New Castle, in the
presence Of a large number Of friends O
the parties.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

wAsHrKoToN, Feb. 2s.-There was n;
end 10 Cabinet talk to-day, and Genera
Harrison was fairly besieged with ad
visers, but careful investigation Of al
the rumoFs and the sitting OF opinions
expressed by those who talked with the
President elect with q number of factt
derived from various sources leaves little
doubt that, with poEsibly enc exception,
the Cabinets made up. OF course, there
may be changes up TO the last moment
and shifting about, but the best obtaina-
BILE information tonight makes the
Cabinet as follows:
BLAINE, Secretary Of State.
WINDOW, Secretary OF the Treasury.
WANAMAKER, Postmaster General.
NOBLE, Of Missouri, Secretary OF the
Interior.
PALMER, OF Michigan, Secretary OF
Agriculture
MILLER, of Indiana, Attorney General.
PRooToR, oil Vermont, Secretary OF
War.
So far as can be learned tonight the
Navy Department is still open for any
good man from New York who will be
satisfactory to the Republicans of tina.
State, and II if said that Mr.. Miller, OF
lNhlsuui Will NhiluA y ntop hatAo "hsu =
ever Mr.. Harrison may think 1t wise to
fill this office with some other man.
All doubt as to Nj. Windom's APP
pointment WAC removed to-day; he has
been about the city today looking for .
house. Some friends OF General Goti, of
West Virginia, called on General HaTri.
son to-day to urge Mr.. Colts appoint
ment to The Navy Department as q repre-
a. H.
opinion that that section OF the country
should 10, be left out Of the Cabinet.
General Harrison made reply: lie not
Missouri enough OF Southern BtAte 10
represent that sectionF' This WIS in
terpreted by the friends of General Col
ae Indicating Mr.. Mobiles a. poiutmenh
particularly as General Harrison gave
some very good reasons why in the con-
diti5n of affairs in West Virginia 1t
would not be well to remove General
Gol from that State.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01
Entered at the Post Office at Whining
ton, Del, as second class mall matter.
FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1880.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Cent
pany is entitled to the greatest credi-
for the manner in which the Presi-
dental train from Indianapolis 10
Washington was managed. The dis
lance Is 656 miles, and the run was
made In % hours, without an accident
or jar Of any kind, and with the great
est comfort 10 tie distinguished party.
The train was on time at every sta
ton, and although it was a special
and had the right Of way, there was
very little, If any, interruption to ths
regular travel over the road. We do
not believe there is another railroad
company in the world, outside OF this
country, especially one as crowded as
the Pennsylvania, where feat Ike
this could be performed. For the next
lew days this road will be taxed to its
utmost capacity in transporting the
tens Of thousands Of people from all
parts of the country to and from the
Capitol OF the nation, aud the manner
in which work Of this kind has been
performed in the past is a guarantee
that II will lie done now with entire
safety, and to the satisfaction of all
who may take the journey. The vast
system is managed with c'cCkwOrk
precision, and consequently is salt and
reliable In every respect.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

A bill to restrict and better regulate
the sale of intoxicating liquors in this
State was introduced into the House
to-day by MIR. Downham Of Sussex
County, but it is understood that II
wss framed by the Law and Order
Society OF this city. 1t provides o fee
Of $500 for all cities having over 10, GOO
inhabitants; those with more than
5000 and less than 10000, fee Of
$500, and in all other places $500. II
also provides that no license shall be
issued TO any person till he shall have
executed a bond Of $1,000 10 the State
with two sureties, conditional on his
faithful observance of all the laws re-
lating 10 1.-THE traffic. There Is a
number of other stringent provisions,
but one of the greatest objections that
we see 10 the bill is that the matter of
granting or refusing licenses is still
left in the hands OF the court. This is
burden that the Judges should not
be required to bear, as there are but
lew outside of themselves who have
any idea of the trouble and annoyance
it causes them, especially in this city.
We think it would be well, as far
as this city is concerned, TO have a
License Court, composed of the resi-
dent Judge, the Judge OF the City
Court, and the Mayor, whose duty it
would be TO act on oil applications.
These gentlemen, residing as they do
in this city, could in a little time know
every applicant, and also the kind of
house that he kept. The City Judge
would not he liable to forget those who
had been before him for violations Of
the law, and could govern his actions
accordingly the next time they made
application for license, while the
Magyar could, through his police, keep
himself thoroughly informed in refer
ence 10 the good order that was main
tanned at every saloon. We are salts
fed that our Jud res are very weary cf
this license business, especially as far
as This city is concerned, and that they
would glsdly favor any measure that
would relieve them OF it.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01
BEE HIVE''
3OG Market street.

"ANhewp What a KID
GLOVE trade we are doing. but
it is no wonder, when we offer
you 81 and sI.25 real Kids at
500 pair. Some Of them with
Fosters Lacing, SOC.
Next price is a lot of 5-button
length SI,oo goods to go out at
SOC pair. 1'hists not our loss,
hut an unfortunate importers,
who got overloaded and need
ed some spot cash. We took
pity on him and you reap the
benefit.
No. 3 is a lot of Real Kids
that have been sold by us from
$3.50 to So a pair; the lines are
somewhat broken and we have
made the price 75c pair. These
three rare bargains are not easy
TO find. Our stock ofothcr ant
better kids is also full.
Do you want to buy Ions
dale A bleached Muslin at 8,
a yard2 Ifso visit the Bee Hive
This opportunity will last but
very few days.
A startling bargain in a very
effective style of MORE Silk ii
colors at soc yard. This wa.
not made for cheap one, Blu
intended to retail at 7sc. 1t i,
one of the Bee Hive plums.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

The London Times in its uncalled
for persecution OF Parnell overreachcd
the mark, and now, instead OF being
the "Thunderer," can more appro
priately be termed the wilmer. The
crusade against Parnell was based on
certain letters, which, when he struck
back through the courts, are proved
and admitted TO be rank fOrgeries
Whether the Times knew this to be q
tact at the time it published fac
smile Of what purpOrted TO be Par
nelPs letter is not known, but now
that the conspiracy has been exposed,
it becomes most humble apOlogst,
and is ready to kiss the hem OF Par
nell's garment. Piggot, the man who
committed the iOrgeries, is fugitive
from Justice, with the police close on
his track. If they should succeed il
capturing him he will no dQuas bi
severely punished, but whan is to be
done with the proprietqxs Of the grea,
journal, who have permitted them
selves TO becoma accessories before aud
after tbs, TACT? The apology, humble
81 s1ect though il may he, that wa:
published in the Times on Wednesday
We do not suppose will satisfy MIR. Par
nell or his friends.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

VIII you heed the waruinel The sig
us! perhaps OF the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves # you esn afford for the sake Of
saving ~ cents, 10 run the risk AND do
uailitg tIs It. We know from expert
erce that Shiloh's Cure will Cure YOUR
Cough. II never fails, Tdis expians
why more than d Million Bottles were
sold the past year. i relieves Group and
Whnoplug Cough al once. Mothers do
not be without il. Fur Lame Back, SIDE
or Chest, use aailOh's Porous Plaster. N
p, Dauforth, Wholesale and retail agent,
Second aud Market streets, Wilmington,
De.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

Time table In eject, Dec. OH, 1853. Train
leave Wilmington lkrench street, ~ follows:
For Reading. BirdsboIo, Joanna, spriaK-
Aeld, MnYneaburR junction, Manor ,Pottsville,
TamhquA, Allentown, Lebanon, WernerE,
vile aud all poinn on the Philadelphia and
Tar n n ~ i9O a; u; ana ~ D. c,,oz
Coeteayille, Embfeevlle, Ienape, OhAdd 4
Ford and Dupont'p aud Intermediate points,
7. % =. M, 2. ~ and s. % D. m.
FOR COAtesviile and intermediate points a
!. 90 a. M, 2. 20 and 8. 90 D. IN.
For West Chester, 100 q. Elp s.so ana s.es
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and intermediate points
9. ~ >. m. and on Saturday only Gt B.s9 ana
u.lsp. m.
On sunday for Reading and intermediate,
points, at % q. M, and Tor Springfield and
intermediate points at 800 y. 10.
a, q. AoQA UsLAND. BOWHEsS BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Gen Pass. AR'k
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

CHAMHEKsBJRG, Feb. 2..-1he trial
Of CHARLES Meredith for lie killing OF
Peter Ehone in Southampton Town
snip in January last, was begun here To-
day. Meredith pleaded guilty of vol
uutary man-lauILtsr and will he sen
fenced on Monday.
lie made statement to the court, ad-
mittiuE that he had knocked Ihoue
down and kicked him nni HAT Ehone
had died instantly. The quarrel occur
red while the Young men were return.
ING from setrnadinG wedding party.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

ruILADrtruA, FRIDAY, March !, 1850.

rHILAprtrnIA, FRIDAY, March !, 1850.
Odds and ends and hur-
ried pieces OF Carpets and
Oh Cloths are by themseI-
yes in the Basement, north
east corner.
A place as big and well
filled as some Carpet Stores,
and not a hiine there that
hasn't a special bargain Ha-
90y.
Misfits In carpets as well
as in clothes. Maybe rooms
shrink or swell a Bit? Nav.
be Teinds change! Pass the
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01
1t is said that member of,he Penn

II is said that member ofthe Penn
sylvania Legislature intends 10 a short
time TO introduce a bill for the estab.
lishment Of the whipping post in that
State, as punishment Tor wife beaiers
and We hope thai it will be passed, ami
also that before our Legislature al.
iourns il may make that OtIense pun
ishable in the same manner in this
State. There seems to be disposition
OIL the part OF some to favor the aboli
lion OF this means OF punishment, but
as q general rule this opposition to cor.
poral punishment comes from a class
OF persons who never witnessed a
whipping, and consequently know
nothing about il, any ultLer than
what they have been told by others.
We have often thought that thu great
est fault with the post at present is the
fact that the sheritfs are too me.ciiul,
and in the majority oil cases DO not
lay the lash on hard enough. We do
not believe in cutting culprt until
the blood comes, but we do believe In
making any kind of punishment some.
thing 10 be dreaded. SO that those W no
experience i once will not desire TO do
~ again.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

The Alligator Boot aud Shoe Store, No.
Ill West Second street, next door to the
corner Of Orauge street. known to keep
the best shoes in the city, Is selling out to
csc business aud have cut prices almost
In The middle. You shall have the bene-
fit whether you need q shoe in A or r
width. You will get It 10 all kinds II you
call soon. Remember the Alligator
Boot and Shoe Store, No. Ill West Sec
oud Street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
UEpRIfARy o4ti, taaa

Trains VIII leave Wilmington rs follows
Phils q e. SsTp,ssessy 4 an tr,s~. "a
a. Ar is "a ~ ~ spa Y e n
s% 20 w VA Is b j J. y NJ ~ Ms
~ u 2, II us. NJ. Il Do. sd 90. 5sa and
xcScnhoa.tion, ssn "a. ia s.n p&
an. Y NJ iss ssssS & me me i s p 9s E.
IVA. N. si2.I, l2 q, 20. al, 3 Is 81, SD,
az ~ gs !, y s,s enc 700 2. T.. -. 1900
VI Esksis sosasssy .na Intsrn,ai,'s sta.
f sstiass; and sas = s.slou 10 ma
M. sin,D "A ?; ~; s 81 4 X n Misht;,
sls ana sad nv Ga u " Is s&
Fam idr q w. ,na /, q nif
ass. NJ, ana y 3 als s. n,' NV ~ a'''
Esrfiasten, 6sis,sr. md way stations. $50
EIprs.s Tor R I; ri 90 p. N. war
EIprsss tsr bower. Harrington. and Dsi.
EsprssS Tor 9spo SSsIdiss OLA Point CON.
fort. and Norfolk. noo Might
Leave PhiladsiphIe, Bro.a street, fpr wrl.
| . u8. bxi, hW, d6, nN, u ~. flM y. ". =.
Accomm odalion, H2A Ip1s .. ~, La, Ezs,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
l. For Philadelphia tsxpressl, 400, asa ca.
Tos sie, u ~, "a, IN. q. T8e nld 70 % p. m.
AZ, i2o%ISCGs aaS ID ~ ~ NJ nia Ia. a's
lEos Chester aa is5sPrsssi, fSO.s 10. IL 81 a NJ.
| ACCOMMODATION, SIS ma i2io. iN. tlD
TO;Hs,. YORK ,ss.ip!s.,h a.a ~ a. 100;
~ II IL. m, izil, s1. ga. ga 70 and
fof Me-, Chester. via Lamokin. una M,
III S, psRs \ Qs,.ls,s. Old Point eonTor. ana
fci.yso as oSss fsltoa, Darlington, SsiSEe
Wills, Haaford. Laurel ard Delinaf, Y 05 Hight.
Balslgore An ses yAsshiPssga, ~. 4 q
Slsiy E.Shsrs q =. snd Il Is IN SIs Il Z
Leave PhiladslphiA, BfoAd street. nor VII.
minKton iexpressb, $50, ~. bgi, p,ln, Ii. ie
A. NJ, 500 "a, ed II. 10 II. % and ii. 81 r, II,
Accommodation, 0. IS 10. ~ A. NJ, II, d, 4 o.
t.lA B.H. 10. 20 sndIi,alP. N.
ferred 70 70 the tiesst oihSs a dc station. - "
Trains marked thus 81 sre limited express,
npon which extra are II charged.
asasrsi hsoaEsr ssnsrsi fsssssrsf All
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

The Cry Council met regularly n, : ~
O'Clock last night, AMI the rules being
suspended, needed business was ia he'd
through III hurry ia order 70 pei nit
Council to attend the ninth anniver,ary
Of DUPONT Post, No. 2, G. A. r., 10 tie
Institute ilall. The miscellaneous pay
roll amounting to 81, 163. 81, and the pn Q
payroll amounting ~ ~, were passc ; g.,
alter which Mr., Quiua pr scented the fol
lowing Communication from Mayor lIur-
ringt1ni hish waa read:
In yieT OF tue isct thar Il is alreafy
arranged / the Pr,siiaut 0. the United
| States, on Ills way from Washlngt n TO
the centennial celebration of toe ihau-
guration OF Washington IN New York in
April nax', 70 stop a. Baltimore, PhHa.
delpnia and Trenton, and He the state o.
Delaware Is one o. the cIiglna, ,fhirtsen
states, and the first - ratily tht CJusti-
tuition, AID w lmEgton being a.. inttrn-
polls, T. wOull no istibt be gratifying to
our citizens 70 have the opportunity pf
PAYING tlBat respects 70 General Harm, On
Nc he passes over the same route N At
Gencsal Washington did jest 100 yesrs
aNe. would, therefore, suggest that
| You appoint a Committee 10 act In e., n.
! Junction with myself aad a committee OF
elite TO extend an last ajion 10 the
President Of tie Cnited S.ates to stDp Oh
his Say TO New York.
On motion Of Ar.Quiun Council agreed
TO appoint committee OF five TO make
tue Necessary arrang rmeuts ~ requested
| by the Mayor Tie committee viii. lie
named this evening,
| % mV,,ou Oi 81 Quinu, Council then
| 'oOk feecga uHftl this evening ut E so
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01
baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD,
~ Schedule In eject Dec. .. 1879.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE
Tot East a0Uan

rot EAST BOUND.
EXPIRES trains.
PhilsdeiphIs, veek. Gays. IS 20, elo, 2 oo,
~, - 20, 90, $40 u, II 70, . m, sig 10, o.
90. %, - %, as, 10, 81 40, 7 eS, Q % D N,
Philadslpnis. SUNDAYS. $50. fol s,
q q ~ h, e IA ~. = ~ az =, 90 SO' s
Chester, week dsyv q 70. 10. 90 7M
%, 800, II 10 m; sl7 40, % 800. esB,
% 20, bs6. 10, %, d % y M.
e Nj IL g o. sos. a rs ssSs
v" WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, 500, sllgI
MI y 20, " top N; slz 40 nlEht. Ali daily.
% N daily except SUNDAY.
UnicsAo AM fittsourR. els % night. v2s
OincinnSt and 81 Louis. I'll 81, m and
siuserIy reconciliation, 7 50 and II 10 D
tandsnb berg Accommodation, weoE dayu.
II 90 nj al6 and b2sp nj sundays, $50
TRkiNs Leave MARKEr ST. STATION.
TSE rhiFfS sT Raisl&aTp e. daily except
M, daily, z 81 p. M, daily, except sunday.
For ndenberg, 9. 50 a. m, i0.b a. IN. ami
2.S p. IN. daily, except sunday; as a. m. ea
| Sunday onlyi h.lbp. m. daily,
PittsburR and Chicago express daily. 6.l5
fEayE PHILADELPHIA FoH WHINING.
Daily. .l2.eSa, M, $50, 1000, 90, a, M,
il0o. noon, !, 80 400, 4. DO, s4.so, sal .7.P
e'Iip, si ~; ~, lay, 2, y. =, -,
-. Is. and 8. III y. m.
| sunday only, SSH m.
Rates 70 Western points lower than via any
otherliue. -, ..,,.,,,.,
o Gsa S3 Fa.. Agent. u dsastal SnH Manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

Hassoeks at 50c.
Oil Cloths, good quality,
but some widths missing, will
be cleaned out at 25, 3O,and
ssc the square yard.
China Mating I5c a yard,
s5 the roll OF 40 ya,ds.
Just a glance. Wide-awake
buyers have already found
this bargain corner out. Ii
what you want is there, six
inches of Carpet money is
like to reach a foot,
Basement, Thirteenth and Market
streets corner.
For women; 4-hutton, real
kid, no seconds, 81. There's
the story in a nutshell. The
beStSI KID Glove we ever
had, Every pair warranted
Chestnut street side, west ofMain Aisle.
1t used to be a So Com
Portable. We pushed the
price to Sz and hold it there.
Not a stingy thing about it.
Sateen SIDE extra quality, so
I is the Turkey-red side. Six
and a halt feet square and
filed With clean carded cot
ION
Near Women's Waiting Room,
Wipe glass with d coisony
or towy cloth and there's a
trail ri lint on the crystal.
Hence Glass ToBeling; born
OF a need. Anything short
OF clean "lin c" linen yarn
will make a Unity stuff. But
eo,ton, or tow, or half linen
are cheaper than pure fax
worth about 4c, &c, and
Ioc resp ctively. But MOI
one Of them is III tor a Glass
7oueitRg. Better pay a lit-
tie more and get a Toweline
that will wipe your glass
clean. 12l and lac. Or finer
. and wider for more money,il
you choose.
Special Linens ior slecis
; uses-the only way a full
well'rounded stock can b.
mad.
Southwest Of centre,
Black Velvet Rib BIO !
comes as near to going will
everything as any sort 70,
can scare up. Fits Summer
stutfs or any SUITS. One O
the always handy kinds, ant
about the most unlikely on,
.e of the whole Ribbon fl Jck t,
y be price.cut.
E. Three 7Oidths are heye a
I, y hat brtce Just lie same.
Or No.9, ricot, lie
: No. L.. picot and plain, zoe
No. JIG, picot and plain, 25c
The old story-pric e
I'd squeezed out of shape b,
CT the quantity.
= Twice over the RlbhoI
space We know of anywher
else. Not an inch going t
r waste, Latest novelties Il
d Sash widths.
l.. East Iransept.
l. A little lot of manufactur
er's samples Photograp
IL Albums. Half or less tn
S, first cost:
al 81 Albums for $3.50
= S. Albums for 81
$6and 81 Albums for $3.50
" and IS albums for IS
I'll All leather bindings; cal
MS morocco. and fancy styles.
V. Northwest of centre.
J
he \JoHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

Great Bargains in Pianos and Organ,
Fisher Piano, $50.
kuabe Piano, t150.
ChicRtriGg Piano, $50.
Crosse Piano, go.
Shert Piano, ito
Rieheubach Piano, SS5.
Meyer Piano, tlSj.
Gshler Piano, SlS5.
Shoemaker Piano, SlOo.
Taylor * Farley Organ, SO.
l Walers & Sou Organ, SIS.
Wilcox " White Organ, t75.
Reading Organ, $50.
Ii. T. ROBELEN, 10 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

Go to Mcclure Tor all kinds Of fish and
oysters every day. Eighth street market
house.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01
itdfsss Registered i,titB 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL RANE
New Orleans, La

RKAEMBESs tsat the payment Of
Prtiee Is GUARANTEED inv POUn
and tns Tickets are slp nsd bY the pTssI.
aent OF an Institution, whose ehAr:srss
tiShts ara rscosniEed IN TIE nignsst Oourl,
thsfsiors. beware OF all limitations or ~
noTmonH snramas
ONE DOLLAR Is the prios o. the .n Ill.
pat Or irastls n OF a Ticket ISSUED
BY Us IN auy Drawing. hnythiux IN cur
nsms offered Tor less than . Dollar Is swim.
Ole
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

Go to PlunEett's, 100 West trout st,
and buy a bag Of B enten Flour, and
make your vile happy,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

Creston L1nd and Improvement Co. e
aaice, 7l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-01

-.
- /, Amus Brown, Mil Cf,ek IIu.
" 2 " ~ Errri city.
- ., u. 4 MtisdN, BrluiyWine lid
' :, Too y. handler, thflsttaaa Ill.,
a. ) u ish ed, -, ttal s-ttv, t louise
90 . 4, d. EilHfi, Nvw pom.
" 2 sHlrftd tafe. ~ ". Ath st.
- touut'i iia7dwlu, Is nlh's Corner
- A. j lGNouu, brart wine lid,
- Z, dautS lSauks. NH rpek Id.
" 3 JHau Nlr-. !n5oa. New Castle, ia,
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% sAu'. y barney seyhull, home farm,
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- q, Al. ~, Johnson, % u N4rErI Il
" u, Paul Ginls, White Clay Gr.cs lId.
90 u, tIwpoi Nrhre, Ma "a fu ia.
80 y, I8unrF IS heFrfs, christina nd.
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10, Robert Naukfl, A!il Creek Hh.
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"a kohtrt- y HannuM, chester.
u, SmailrN a fhALb White lay Creek.
70 Furpiiur., ts3 W, 9TH So.
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