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Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

William Ryan and John Hauniyan
were arTaigned before Judge Ball this
morning, charged with keeping a gamb.
ling house at No. 1903 East Water street.
CHARLES portlick, Harry white, Ralph w.
Kilvlngton, Johu Kyle, John V. Blielsy
aud RDbert Frankfort were examined,
and each testified that they knew the nc.
cussd, but had mover known Of their
being implicated in any gambling opera
tons whatever Some OF these witnesses
testified that they have never been in the
place since uanuigEn rented II, and all
swore positively that they had never seen
any gambling carried en-. when the last
with ess I'D been examined, City s ,lIcitol
Turner remarked TO the reporters that Is
mighty mountain has been in labor, aut
brought forth most rldiculously it'll,
mouse As II was stated there wa,
further testimony, the case was continued
until next Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05


An important meeting Of the Board Of
Trade was held last night, J. Fl. Hoifec.
her presiding IN the absence Of President
Taylor.
In relation 70 the new post-oflcs build
Ing, Col. Milo w. Locke, stated the sub
committee OF the House aad reported
unanimously In favor OF the bill and 1t
was second on the list when the commit
tee would make its report Mr.. Lore,
NJ. Locke stated, was rather afraid no
action would be taken on the bill by the
I present Congre ., A resolution was
adopted 10 sppointa committee OF three
10 20 TO Washis gton and do what they
could 10 harry up the passage Of the bill
Alter dcsuitory conversation In rela-
tion to severe the following resolution,
offered by George w. StoDe, was read
and adopted;
s'Reso.yed, That the Committee on
Sewerage he instructed 10 report as 10
the adyisabiity OF mLvlng again in tho
matter OF sewers for the whole city"
The Secretary presented and read the
following resolutions sent by President
Taylor:
aResolvcd, That committee OF Eve
be appointed TO urge upon our senators
aud Representatives from New Castle
county the Importance OF serious consid-
SrAnon, revision anu houiueauoh " .ne
laws imposing taxos on nan uiaetuilng
operate with them In bringing before the
General Assembly some practical aud
JUL scheme OF TAX revision; N, TT Mai.
nenty pistin, ne son, ". Ds NV,
ana ". '. meSofm.ce, Oh Inc nenry D's-
nhngsae oonpauy' weIe nLr1
uucaa -<spe poa.u. VT. mcoorInick
f'Htee 70 INC poAru ,nae nis eompeuy
menuiAetureu brass husicai Instruments
lncif wofksnops wsre AZ lessons, "a,
ana theif once IN rniiaueipnia. oiessonu
was 700 Small pace anu thnAueipnia
700 isree. iney uesife 70 3 mpihe snoI
Ano once AND go 10 Guy ABOUT me slht
q wilmington. Inen capitAi was
,vv when tney wouiu ilicrease u
Wv wv, snu they employ oV nahas.
they were wei p'easeu Win nifmhs,
toa and next week the company would
detfrmine where they would go. VI
motion OF Mr.. Locke the company wa
reque-ted 10 present 70 tne boaiu "
letter proposition OF any arrangement
they desired TO make, and that special
meeting be called TO consider theii
propositions.
MI. McCorEick further said that TIT
Senphny needed money 70 extend tnet
plant Ii they had O,Voo square icet
ground they could do between quartz
and hall million dollars worth OF bun !
ness. Peter j. Ford said he had an acr
Of ground In the suburbs he could ole
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

From the star.
Miss Mary Bryson and Mr.. Psrritt, Of
Nav Castle, were ioined In the holy bonds
Of matrimohy ony Tuesday evening lasts
by the Rev. William p. Patterson.
On Monday morning last some person 9
entered the saloon Of John Becker, on
Market street. and stole liquor TO the
amount Of SIS.
Tho new iron railing on each aide OF
the bridge over the narrow dyke has
been completed by the contractor. Mr..
William @. Wilson, OF Newark, Della
ware.
The Riverside Pottery Co. has COM
shed on the property opposite the Wooden
Mil.
Mr. Elmer Clark, who was hurt by fall
ing from his carriage on the 9Th ult =, is
so lar recovered as TO be able 10 attend TO
bis business.
The presents were Of great variety, and
very handsome. The most useful Of all
was q very handsome pianol presented by
one OF our city merchants. with the me-
cessary apparatus attached. The happy
couple will make their home for the pres
cut with Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Biggs.
The marriage of Mr.. Louis valctte OF
our city 10 Miss Ella Cleves Of Whining
ton was eolemnized at Trinity Church.
Wilmington, at 2 o'clock, Tuesday even
ing, January l, Rev. Ii. A. Henry per-
forming the ceremony. After the mar
Rage at the church, Mr.. and Mrs. Valerie
drove to the house OF Mr.. aud Mrs. jesse
B.ggs, In New Castle, where a reception
was held which lasted from 20 IL o'clock
midnight.
A very pleasant hop was given by Mr..
James g. Shaw, Jr of our city, TO has
many New Castle aud Wilmington friends,
on tuesday, evening last, at the X. of p.
Hall. After dancing until midnight I'D
lournment was made to the residence OF
Mr.. James g. Shaw, ST., where hand
some supper was served. The party re-
turned to he hall after refreshing them
selves and danced until about 3 o'clock,
when they all left for their homes, very
much pleased with their evenings amuse-
ment, aud all Especially the ladies) VOW
Ing they had never spent such an evening
oil pleasure before in their lives.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

Lewiston (Me.l Journal.
A case Of remarkable endurance on the
part Of hound was learned Friday.
This week fox hound belonging TO
Captain Mark Percy, of Cox 3 Head,
near Fort Popham, chased fox for two
days. The dog was seen In pursuit of
the fox several times during the two
days. and his deep baying was frequently
heard. Finally the fox tired out and
fell to the ground exhausted. The dog,
knowing that he lad not sufficient
strength left to fight the iox, sat down
near him and watched him. In this
condition the fox and the hound were
found by man who lived near, and the
fox was so exhausted that the man easily
killed him with club.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.--There ID decided
falling OF In the receipts OF oysters Al
present and rise Of from ave TO eight
cents In the price per bushel. 4 good
grade Of oysters sells at from sixty-dve 10
seventy cents per burhel. THIS decrease
In receipts seems 10 be due TO the recent
activity Of the Maryland oyster navy In
protecting the forbidden beds from the
rayages Of the dredgers.
The dredgers are forced to depend
upon those beds which their previous
recklessness has stripped Of their srea.
sures and have found It almost impossi-
BILE to get an adequate supply. 1t Is said
that II the dredgers were allowed to do a.
they pleased It would only be few years
until the oysters were as scarce In the
Chesapeake as buifaloes now are on the
prairies.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05


The following ) prepared for distribu-
tion In Central Church tomorrow.
emangers In town and all persons who
cordially received by reporting 10
Rev. WIN. :. swAsrz, Pastor,
Residence o06 King Street
Mn. L. r. BusH, JR., Clerk,
Residence, els West st.
Sunday, 10 so q. M, Public Worship
Sermon by the Pastor. Subject, "Wslk-
Ing BY Faith" Hymns, 6S, 8s5, 506
Collection for the Repair Fund.
Sunday, ESQ p. N. Sabbath School.
Lesson: Pastors Bible Glass same hour.
All are invited.
Sunday, Gas p. m. Prayer meeting Of
the Society OF Christian Endeavor.
Sunday, 7.3G .. m. Union mass meet
ing OF all the Presbyterian churches, In
Hanover Street Church. Preaching by
Rev. William p. swartz. Subject, "Cross
Bearing"
Monday, $50 p. m. Meeting Of the
Women's Indian Association at the house
OF Mrs. Sarah T. Hilles, 1909 King street.
Monday, 7.i5 p m. UnIon Presley
terrain meeting In the First Presbyterian
Church. Subject, "Consecration."
Preaching by Rev. Lafayette Marks, ID. ID.
Tuesday, 7.45 p. m, Union Presbyter-
ian Meeting 10 the First Presbyterian
Church. Subject: THE Christians
Guilt in Neglccting souls" Preaching
by Rev. VIM. r. Swartx
Wednesday, 7.45 p. m, Union Meeting
OF the Presbyterian Societies OF Christian
Endeavor in First Presbyterian Church.
Subject: what Lackest ThouP' Leader
Mr.. W, K. Crosby.
Thursday, 7.45 y. m, Union Presby-
terrain Meeting in the First Presbyterian
Church. Subject, Goods Love for the
Sinner" Preaching by Rev. N. HEX
man.
Friday, 7.45 p. M, Unian Presbyter-
Ian Meeting In tho First Presby terlan
Church. Subject: "The Church and
the Children" Preaching by the Rev.
W. e. McEwau.
Saturday, asp. IN. Union Presby-
terian Meeting in the First Presbyterian
Church. Subject Nov is the Accept
ed Time" Preaching by the Rev. A. N.
Kelgwin.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

PANAMA, Jan. 4-Great uneaslness
prevails here regarding canal affairs, as
no news has been received OF any settle
ment having been Effected. Work on the
canal is being lessened daily aud its total
suspension lie feared. This would throw
Thousands OF men out Of work, and
the Columbian Government, In autlcipa-
ton OF trouble, has addressed a circular
TO the consuls from foreign countries pro-
testing against any responsibility being
incurred by II, should the most severe
measures have TO be adopted to maintain
order. The cousuls are requested TO OBJ
tain Instructions for the transportation of
riazens OF their several eountri from
the isthmua in case Of total collapse Of
the work.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
A oeoa naderssmsn.

Mr.. Morris Il. Moses, the theaihcA
critic for the New York and Chicago
Dramatic Journals, who witnessed the re.
heArsai Of the charming opera 'Piratesd
Penzsnce" by the members OF tho Choral
Club, assured US that the ability OF The
members would make many Of AmercAI
leading actora feel proud, and iurthu
claims that Mr. George T. KnoH, W.
Dusbsne Coward aud Mr.. Kane can col
scientifically congratulate themselves To-
making their labor count The prcdle
tion should have houses packed from Pi
10 dome,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
Opitunry.

Mrs. Herman Biederman died on Mon.
day, Deem er 3ist, at her husband.
residence near Wooddale, aged 20 years,
afer an illnees of three days. She was
very estimable lady and leaves hus.
baud, three sons and three daughters 10
mourn their irreparable loss. All The
daughters are married The funeral tool
place on Thursday, and was largely at
tended. The remains were encaacd In I
handsome casket, and the religious ser
Vices were conducted by minister from
this city, and the interm-nt was at u,
buryltg ground attached to Red Cha,
Greek Church
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
Horse oempaby's change.

At the annual meeting Of the members
OF the Southern Union Association held
last Saturday 1t was resolved to amend
the constitution so as to provide Tor the
insurance of horses against theft The
officers OF the company for this year are
James L. Hollingsworth, president; Thos
L. j. Baldwin, secretary; J. Wesley
Finn, treasurer. These gentlemen will
Thompson Richards, Jacob Hanna anC
Philip Pierson constitute the board of di
rectors.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
New Building ana Drug stare

DR. J. G. Fahey has almost completed
bis roomy and beautiful new building OF
the southwest corner of Fourth and
Adams streets. The front part, first floor
Is to be used for q flrsf-class drug store,
The windows OF the store are beautiful
and roomy, with French plate glass G5 by
u inches. The building is 20 feet front
and runs bsck n feet. Patrick Fahey
was the contractor, and the sub-coatrsct.
ors are; brick work, Sharp Il Evans
marble work, John L. n1aivnv, heater ;
Robert Morris n; roofing and spoutInp
j. +. Wood q Co.. plastering, Owen Cas-
sidy; glazing, granting and painting
Walter Joseph.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
s.andywlns ou.r,srly Meeting.

The fourth aud last quarterly meeting
OF Brandywine NJ e. Church for the pre-
sent conference year was held last even
ing. Pres ding Elder Murray presiding.
The reports were all of q very encourage
ing character, financially aud spiritually
from the church and from the Sunday
school.
The following appointments were
made:
Stewards: Daniel Baker, Andrew
Crawford, Joseph Jackson, william
Fountain, w. s. Harrington, Samuel
Harris, Alexis WhitsoD, Urmy johnson,
. Isaac Van Pelt, George Brooks, Robert
NcElmoil, Ralph FaldOn, John Bullock,
Committee on Missions, Henry Hyatt,
Walter Keen, Charles Maser, Daniel
SoWell, Augustus Truitt, John Bennett,
William Po.nsett, John Brown.
Comm ttee on facts, Emma Broad
bent, Martha Winkler, Susan Carter
Catharine Alexander, Mrs. Deal.
On Church Music, Thomas keCrea
George Lowery, Talley Barrhill, Id
Alexander, William Jennings, Nelli,
Tow nsend, Anna Graves.
On Church Records, John Parker, vii
liam Winkler, George D. Edwards.
On Church Extension, William L
Chimes, Newton Gem, James Lewis, N
G. Foster, Charles Pepper.
On Freedman Aid and Southern Educ.
zion, Rrinkley Sharp, Franklin N. Gem
William Van Trump.
On Education-J oseph Rowland, Wa
ter LayHeld, George Palmer, Samu,
Brooks, Samuel Forrest, J. Fleming La,
ton. william Morrow.
On Temperanco-George D. Levi
Robert Mcflmoil, Thomas McCrea, Get
Brooks, william Masten.
On Sunday Schools-William 8. Ha
sington, Peter Layton, Charles Corrinde
Henry Hyatt, NJ. g. Clark, Walter Mase
On Parsensge-Ihe Mite Society.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

Charles Williams, colored, was AZ
raigned before judge Ball this morning
charged with trespass at the p, W 4 B.
railroad station Special Officers Joue
and Hickman testified that the GceGseda
q nuisance around the station, and 10
he frequently sleeps in the water ell sd
all night. Mr.. Jones also said thai %
several occasions no had seen him eoAi
ing men, who had money, 70 90 VIA
him down to tho railroad shed, lh
Judge imposed fine Of $40 and costs
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

At the Second Baptist Church, R. b.
Cook, pastor, the week Of prayer, begin
ming tomorrow, will be observed. The
aervices on Sunday will be appropriate to
the first Sunday OF the new year. The
church will gather fer the observance OF
the Lords Supper In the morning: at I
p. m. prayer meeting, led by Prof Heath;
at night preaching by the pastor on "a
Motto for the New Ysar-I Press Towards
the Mark" Meetings also every week
night at 2. As, the music TO be led by the
young people. Subject Monday evening
"Praise and Confession;" Tuesday even
ing, school meeting and prayer for the
work and workers; Wednesday, meeting
of church and Christian Endeayor com
binsd; Thursday, prayer for missions
Friday, prayer for revival and persona
blessing.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. b.--Wnllam va
ter Phelps said yesterday to an A''l
ciated Press reporter that Mr.. Blaine va
In Washington for the purpose OF y
curing a house for the winter for hlH'el
and family, who viii come on as soon y
arrangements for their comfort are mas
Mr.. Phelps was asked II Mr.. Blaine W
going to indianapolis. He replied; ~
has no thought OF going there" NJ
Blaine's family are expected IN WaslI's
ton next week.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
uoiporss mrs Appointed

The New Castle County Bible soc1
met at . o'clock yesterday afternoon
the Peninsula Methodist building 10
60A Market street, the attendance baqI|
large, Encouraging reports were receI'ei
In order to prosecute the work Of tbe.
ciety more thoroughly, two colpor'el'
were appointed, Rev. w. Il. Tompklnsd
and Rev. William W. Campbell, the i''
q Methodist and the latter PresOl
tartan.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

Owen Houghton was charged before
Judge Ball this morning with being a
party t. and concerned in a dog Hght In
Early's blacksmith shop on Thursday
rAenlog. w. :. McNair test fed that be
ga" tn. fight taking place, and that the
accused bad one Of the dogs by the tail.
Several other witnesses were examined,
but the Judge decided that the evidence
was not sufficient to sustain the charge
and dismissed the case.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

The Wooddale Rolling Mills started on
Wednesday, January "a, after being idle
Tor three weeks.
Joseph Boughman has purchased a
very valuable COW about 4 years old that
gives every Evidence Of being an excellent
animal for milk and butter.
Peter Frederick has been confired Il
bis bed for the past three months with {
very sore leg, which the physicians sale
WAS caused by desslcated bong He IN
Jured II last fall, and is under the i'm
preston that Ia what caused 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
On THURSDAY.
At 2 O'CLOCK y. N,
Tha foItowinx daaorlDsd real ostate via.

All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
sliuateln the city Of WilmiIetnn twiih The
three-story brick dwelling h,uso thereon
srectcd, No HOS Adams street,, bounded aud
described As follows to wit:
Beginning at point on the westerly tide Of
Adams street at the distance Of n feet, Ia
Inches sout hery from the southtrly side Of
Ilazlett street. thence westerly parallel with
llaLlet street aforesaid, and passing throng h
the middle of the dlvi lon wall between the
house on this lot aud the house on the al
dining lot, adjoining on the south III Get.
ipChes, more or less, to n stake In line OF
land OF the heirs OF David z, Wilson, deceased
thence by the line of said land north 81 Z
degrees, east feet, Inch to stoke, thence
easterly para lei with HaElett street aforesaid
| lbs feet inches. NOR or less. to the said
| westerly side OF Adams street. aud thence
| thereby soulherly y feet ~ Inches, more oil
| less, 10 the place of beginning.
! SciEt Snd taken In execu lion rs the prop
| trtY Of Walter Cummius and /. t.'s and to bi
! sold ~
| ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sherti-s ONCE, Wilmington, December y, 1855
| dA
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
Al Psraana Laak

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 5.--The Uni,tl
States Inspectors who are investig
the burning of the steamer Kate Adam
have obtained evidence which sailtli
them that AZ persons were Lost instesd !
II, Is they reported several days ago
appears that IL children among the dec
passengers and 10 Of the boats crew r
ished, In addition to tho victims prc'l0u'
" no.ed.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

The attendance at the Opera House last
evening to witness the second production
of ''Dun's queens Mate" Opera Com
pany was despicably small for company
of hrst class artists and we sympathiZe
with the participants at the msagre at
tendance given them by our musical low
ing people when they played to crowded
houses in Philadelphia. The play was
good. the music catchy, and the troupe
fat.claes each and every one OF them and
deserving OF crowded houses.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

Harry Q. Parker, the well known har
ness mater, at No. Is East Third street
has 10 his window whip, which Is said
TO be over one hundred years old. II
10 merly belonged to the father OF Samuel
Miller, who half q century ago kept the
Washington House, on Market street
above Second. 1t is a unique looking
affair, aud the ornaments on the ocl
are made from whales teeth.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
DUBLIC sALE.--wILL BE SOLD AT
pablic sale Al the late reside ce Of John
Holland, dcceasfd. near Stanton Delaware.
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. lsss,

DUBLIC SALE.--WILL BE SOLD AT
4 public sale al the lAte reside O. Of John
Holland, dcceaefd. near Stanton Delaware.
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1855,
Attn O'Clock, q. M. sharp.
The following personal propertyi ur head
cattle. 9sho>ts seed hog. ducks and chick
cas-. farm wagons dafont ma act dear
@ nay nd reaper a srs
atill. horse rake. IAN. corn sheller, plows;
harrows and eultiystors carrlsse poles and
meas. cart harness, dearborn harness, brides.
collars. etc hay fork and rope ssheelharrQw
COW GOV, chains corn, Dat. and ~ .oss by ,he
lie ground. plows hari Tvs. eaiiivstors forks,
Also seo " essr sss Ia
,ies. bed and bedsteads. stoves. dctry hx-
lures, buckets. strainers, milk cans, butter
TKRms,--Au sums of $40 sng under cash;
over that am cunt credit OF hine >moHths on
purchaser GIVING bspsabie note Win an APP
ELLEN HOLLAND, AdministIatrtx.
Thes. Hrackin, auetionaei, Jos. n. kris.
clerk. itw
EoR sALE-Two FIRsr-cLkss FARMS
IL near the town OF Newark, Usl.
No. l contains 1865 acres, 80 acres Of
which Is permanent pasture; has not
been plou.stcd Tor Is years, we'll watered
and shaded; the balance OF farm good,
tillable land in a good state OF cultiva'
lion, with acres of urchArd and one
acre efpeach trees, all In full bearing,
there lie half-mile race track on this
isrn; improvements, a good brick house,
}cottagee, and all necessary outbulld-
Iings, in good repair.
No. contains l12 acres, adjoining
No. l.; so acres permanent pasture, has
not been ploughed for IA years; balance
of land tillahle, OF the very best qua ily;
l acre Of orchard In full bearing, i'm
provements, large frame house and all
necessary outbuildings, in good repair
These farms will be sold separa ely,
or as awhile. For further particulars
call or address VIM HoMEW00D,
| owner, or
| s. NJ. DONNELL,
je-Std was 4tw agent, Newark, Del
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
ON THURSDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF JANUARY, 1889,
O'CLOCK, p. m,

The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece of marsh ,itna'
In Cherry Island marsh, In Wilmington 1for-
merry BrAndywine) Hundred. New Cate
seftbed as follows to wilt:
A BEGINNING At stone In the marsh road,
tnenee with line dividing this from lot late
per, hes and 1--WE tenths, thence north ~ de-
gIees, east perchcs, thence south 2Tx de-
down the several 0 urses thereof Is 3-l0 neTs
chcs 70 corner Of lot Of march belonging 10
lhe heirs OF Andrew Mckee, thence nurth 81
road thence with said road north q doETees,
cast ~ perches 10 the place of beginninK' con
talhlnE fourteen acres and seventy. eight per-
ches OF marsh meadow land, be the same more
or less, with the HppuTtenanees,
seized and taken ia execution nc the prop.
perty Of Walter Cummins and 1, rs ana h
be sold by ALVAH ALLEN, sheriff
.sherin's Once, Wilmington. December a,
ioos. d24-eod
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

NOTICE.-I JOHN 6UCK, OWNER
4 aud ecnp,n OF the house situated Al an
kss 2nd street, In She lna ward Of the city OF
Wilmington, County OF Now Caste. and
slattot Delaware, In compliance with the
requirements Of the acts OF the General
Assembly In such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall appiy In wri-
llnS TO the Court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace ant JAN Delivery OF tint state OF Della.
ware In and for New gRst c ,unty, on Mon
day, the Ii day OF Feb A. u. 1851, being the
next term Of said court for licans for
SAID house As an inn or Ia efu. for the sale
ereln OF lntoNicating hquu In less qusntl-
Ties tht. one q art, to b drunk on the prom
Ices, aud the following respectable citizens OF
said ward recommend the said ap ,licatlon,
VIZ:
Jacob AntwelI r Gustav Hansen
| Charles sehlurhter Charles Alice
John Beo. HirEel Alvin Fischer
| And ew Renter Peter {, ross
Marlin rraub Alexander Haekett
| w II immopd Frank ZtbIey
| .lhaIle, heintl Geo, Mailer
| Johs II, Bush John Bates
| On HaEneyer Anton X ufnan
| Andrew Spiegslhalter :. Bosom
| ADJUST Hilger Henry Runner
| Nicholas Jelny jacob Nacker
Geo b. Mstzner John Mailer
J5-3t JOHN GUCK.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05
suicide of a Former w,lm,px,oniaa

Rev. Fielder Israel, aged 63 years, pas
tor OF the First Unitarian Church In
Salem, Massachusetts, com United suicide
In his study last evening, by cutting his
throat with Taz r. 1t Ia said thai his
mind had been unsettled since the recent
burning Of the ferry steamer Maryland,
on which he was passenger, barely es-
Gaping with his life.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

The attention Of our readers is calls.
to the card Of Tatnall Bros. In anots
column OF the REPUBLICAN that tna
have lot Of scorched wheat on hand y
feed to chickens, which they offer AZ
bargain. Call and consult them on noun
wheat or mill feed.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

Our broken lots sale means " won r,
for u.25. Wonder but don't wall ~
the sale. Can't be kept up longer la an
the goods last, and they are going IN IA
way OF all bargains. A New fssIsnk H.
TO every purchaser. Bsbcock's' 2Oo mo-
ket street, above second. n
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

Mr. McFlwee, who occupies the farm
of John Peoples ESQ. in Christina Hun
d ed, lost a fine 2-year-old colt on Friday
from something like lung fever. This is
The second horse he has lost this season,
an as farmin is dull bus'nets he feels
these drawbacks on the profits quite Sc
verely.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-05

/. Hamburger b Sons, at 200 MARIE
street, mlsrspresent no goods, as ln'i
came to our city TO stay and built w
business, and a. consequence csun,
AFFORD to do anything only what "a sq w.,
and honest. You get value all the WV
for your money.