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Mower County transcript., 1889-01-30
ADAMS.

The Little Cedar Creamery Co. is put
ting up ice.
Our village is rather quiet now days
Thos. Pagan will soon remove to Ia
OPT.
Merrill Williams. of lie Roy, shipped
car load of hogs from this place Sun
day. Merrill is the boss live stock dealer
in this section Of the country.
Goodbye for this time, as we have d
very sore throat and have been carrying
a danger signal around It for a couple
days without avail. We will have to 90
to Chas. Maudler and get slice of his
infalllble diphtherla cure.
Wonder whether any body noticed the
wide difference of opinion twixt the
Adams correspondent to the Democrat
and the Marshall correspondent to the
Register, as to the amount of business
the general merchandise firm of Knutson,
Stenvig & Co.. of this place are doing.
The Democrat correspondent says they
have no trade at all, while the Register
man says they are filing the country
with goods, sort of deluge you know.
Now if either of these gentlemen AIMED
at the truth, they are in our opinion the
poorest shots in the world.
KIDDER.
Mower County transcript., 1889-01-30
Winter Cholera,

as winter cholera, appeared in serveral
cities in the North west last winter and is
likely to be more general this season,
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dlar.
rhoea Remedy IS certain cure for it.
For sale by Giles s. Tryon
Mower County transcript., 1889-01-30
Personal PROPERTY TAXES.
Delinquent March LIST.

We continue this week the publica'
tion of list of the personal property
taxes levied for the year 1883, in this
county, and by whom they are to be
paid. The list will give the name Of ev.
cry tax payer and the amount he has to
pay. This tax must be paid before March
/ to avoid the penalty. Get the figures
from the TRANSCRIPT and send in the
amount to Treasurer Reoua
Mower County transcript., 1889-01-30

Report of school for the month ending
Jan. rs: The following obtained an av,
erage above 80: Edna Hunt so, Lucetta
Nichols 96; George HINT, Frank Flzell,
81; Bessie Hunt, Irwin Gardner, 96; Fred
Hendrickson, Maurice Peck. Vina Fizell,
90; Christie Hendrickson, Artie Hunt.
Sydney Parker, Eugene Markham, Anna
Ziemer, Earl Hill. 90; Peter Hendrickson,
Brayton Marshall, 81; James johnson.
jamie Hunt, 80. Enrolment SO; average
attendance 80. S. H. Harrison, Teacher
Mower County transcript., 1889-01-30
MCINTYRE POST, G. A. r.

A o. U. W.
Austin Lodge, A. O. q. W., No. ae, meets on
the second and fourth Fridays of every month,
In their hall. Brothers visiting in the city are
cordially invited to attend.
L. DETTLEBACH, NJ. w.
JAxss CRONON Recorder.
Mower County transcript., 1889-01-30

N. Boliou was among Austin goers
Monday,
James Johnson was over to Browns
dale Thursday.
A pleasant social gathering with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hunt Thursday evening.
Services we're held in the school house
Sunday evening and will be again in two
weeks.
1t was on]p prince" but yet it hurts
to haye your tongue stick to the railroad
track. We sYmpsthize.
The Brownsdale Dramatic Company
are to produce that we'll written drama
Laura the Pauper" in the hall Friday
evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

mistaken, as the time was more likely
about midnight.
Coroner Gamble, being notified of the
killing of the Pole, went over TO New
Castle 10 the forenoon AID summoned
the fo!ioNtng jnry;
David w. Elxinton, foreman; W. w.
Cooper Harry H. stson, W. g. Barr,
W. HNater1f lancaster, L. X.
n'ias"" I. a,ess, .eparn, Thomas w.
ANY SrS s.ealfninary inquiry was held st
" rooms OF Undertaker G. N. Clewell
at l.30 O'Clock, and adjourned almost
Immediately to meet again OF $50 st the
mayors Office.
Frank Schuhardt being sworn, said
he went with the Mayor 10 DobDinville
on Saturday night, about II o'clock, and
saw man lying in yard dead, and
saw Mr.. Bratton and Rogers with guns
In their hapds. He did not think they
were drunk. Saw no shots fired, but saw
other men with gum.
John A. Schuhardt also was one Of the
Mayors posse and gave similar testi-
mony, only that he heard George Bratton,
armed with q gun, say that they mu |
protect sour boya"
The inquest was then adjourned until 2
o'clock in the evening, when John A.
schuhardt being again called, gave the
following additional testimony:
II mot james Harkins between IL and
~ o'clock. He said to me with an oath
I'm red-headed blank. Pm going
home to get my gun aud raise ~
His head was not cut at that time This
happened before the shooting was done.'
Valentine vorkoosrky, q Russian, said
that about IL O'Clock about twenty men
came into the house where he was stay
irg aud some Of them cried out: s'Down
with the Russians, Poles and Hunga-
Rams" One man tnld the others not 10
disturb the Poles, adding "they are good
men," Ono man then went into tie
yard and some one, he did not know
whom, shot him.
Constantine Jankooszky, q brother OF
the deceased, testified that the last time
be sew his brother alive was about z
o'ciock on Saturday night when they
made arrangements to attend church to-
eether on the following day. His brother
was 20 years Of age.
George BrAtton when called flrst said
he knew nothing, but afterwards said the
fight was over before hc came on the
ground.
Owen Cavanaugh said there were two
riots. BE heard some children say
'fhe Hungar.ans are killing every body. !"
John barnes, Thomas Rogers, Jacob
vsndcgrift and several others, he said,
had CUTS.
A number Of other witnesses were ex-
amined but no clue could be obtained ms
to who fifed the fatal shot, though
WIN. Morrison said he heari John Con-
ner cay he knew the man Wno fired the
shot.
The inquest then adjourned until Z
O'Clock this evening.
A telephone reply from New Castle at
IL O'Clock stated that no additional ar
rests were made up to that hour.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Dedlcatory at ae.sysburg. Pa.

The memorial exercises incident to the
'dedication OF the State monuments al
0ettysburg 10 be held this week will be
TO veteran and citizen alike the most In
tcyostiDg eYent 4hce the great battle.
The Grand Army Encsmpment, the En-
cainpment Of the Veteran Association,
and the widespread interest in the dedi-
cstory ceremonies will attract 10 the
field thousands of warriors from all quar-
ters Of the Union. Wednesday and
Thursday. September 11th and 12th, are
deeignated % "Pennsylvania Days" and
the exercises OF those two days will
have peculiar attraction for Pennsyl'
For the better accommodation Of visi.
tors the Pennsylvania Railroad Compan y
will, on Wednesday, September lltb,
run special trains ~ Gettysburg, leaving
Philadelphia at 700 and $40 q. M, and
stopping at Paoli, Frazer, Downingtown q,
CoAtesyille, Pomeroy, ParkersburR, Lea.
man Place, Lancaster, Coneuago, Branch
Intersection, and Middletown, the flrsi
train arriving at Gettysburg about liz
p. IN. aud the second about ais.
Excursion tickets will be cod Septem.
Der 7th to 18th, valid for return until
September 18th, at e4.05 from Philadel.
p.ia and at proportionate rates from
other stations.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
No Extra Session.

WAsHINoTop, D. o., Sept 9.-Tho
Cabinet was Ia session on Saturday NEAR
ly three hours, nearly tho whole time bs-
ing devoted to the discussion of the gu s.
tion Of an extra sea ion. 1t Is UNDER
stood that the members unanimously
tgreed that tat present there was nothing
making 1t either desirable or necessary to
call an extra session OF Congress. II at
any time, however, events should occur
to change this condition OF affairs, thep
tie President will Issue proclamation
convening It in special session. But this
contingency is not apprehended." Thore
were prese Secretaries Window, Proctor,
Tsscy and Noble, Postmaster General
Wanamaker and Attorney General
Miller.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
STARTLING EVIDENCE
OF the Cure Of Skin Diseases
whom oil other Methods fail.

Psoriasis years covering face, head
and entire body with white scabs
Skin red, itchy, and bleeding. Hail
All gone. spent Hundreds OF dollars
Pronounced incurable, Cured by
Cutictlra Remedies.
lett cheek, Spreading across my nose, and al.
a, ans sae PhysicIsn, was AFRAID i would ss fcss
entirely baidheaded; il then broke QUIZ Out on nv nv
one sore. 1t covered my entire body, INV
iaee. head and shoulders being the worst
The white scabs fell consts ntly iron, my 6ead
and bleed xsr spsn Sns SIns %ssy aIasy
ear be hssra M
and after using two bottles OF CuTIcURA RE-
Sa afea oSr bo.ss Ses cnage sns sser
and when l had used six bottles OF CuTfcURA
REsoLvENT and one box OF CuTicuRA, and
one cake OF CurIcuRA SOAR, was cured OF
the dreadful disease from which / had SUR
iered for five years. l thonght the diselse
euRA REMEDIES cured Il witt Sithont mt sns ns scsrs srs
be Sle tns pen wSi
mend them. My hair ia restored Is gocd as
ever, and 90 is my eyestght. l KNOW OF q
ths Cut'cnra Rem edit 5, and ali have recelyed
hins. FoSaKFLLY,
Rockwell { f.y, Calhoun Co.. fows.
Cure every species cf az gonizlng humilIating.
itching, bleetiag, burning, scaly, bloichy,
ann plmply diseases OF the ski !, ,alu and
blood. with loss of hair, from limpltr 10
scroiula, except possibly ichthyosis.
Cuticura tenedies
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura. SOC:
SOAP, 2oc.; rcsolvent, 81. Prepared Nv
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
aS-Send Tor "How TO Cure Skin Dis
eases" 6t pages, 90 illustrations, and 100
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
sunday Forenoon n Asbury... /.

81. John, 9Th chap. 1tIsh 10 2ist verse.
'When even was now come. His diBci-
pies went Gown |, to o ship" etc., Nas
the text Of Rev. John D. Z. Hanna, Of
whose abe fermon we make few notes.
Jesus had lust fed 5000, aud the surprised
psep detefiniued 10 make him King.
He objected aud tluded tho crowd BY
having his disciples SAIL away In yes 81.
4 storni Game up. Jesus walked on the
water and they knew EIls voice. They
reached the opposite 'shore Theme
drawn from the text was "The Voyage
OF Life" He remarked; L'fu'is con-
ilict and brief. In the beginning take a
sale vessel bound for the light port. H.
lustrations were made by reference to the
dyk,s Of Holland and the Johnstown
dam and Hood 10 show the importance of
the first steps.
death, Of heaven and Of the GOSPEL ship.
Reasons for getting aboard: 1. The shin
has be n 'ried and has landed millions
safely over. 2. A good captain. The
speaker is eloquent on the old sailors he
has Witnessed start on the voyage, and
est ecislly on tie captain. 8. The com.
pa aud quadrant are represented in the
conscience. The preacher gives whole
some, mo al instruction to youth. 4.
The ch rt is the bible. The vicissitudes
OF the voyage are discussed. Personal
experience Is narrated.s The speaker is
vigorous and spirited, aud In / o place
more 60 than In his address 10 the i'm.
renitent. The sermon was intently
listened to ty one OF Asbury'a we'll
known large sudiencel, The congre-
gational singing is genuine christian
worship.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Antwerp 5 Disaster.

AETwERr, sept. s.--The fre which
started In the csrtridp fsct-ry on Friday
has at last beeu extinguished. Several
more corpses have been found, and the
numter Of the dead Will ceitainly reach
go. King Leopold and the Cabinet
Ministers to-day visited the hospitals
where the sufferers by the FIRE are being
car, d for.
Many persons passed tho night in the
open air, dreading TO remain in their
homes, owing TO the explosions OF Pc
troleum, which occurred 1T intervals
until Sunday morning.
TITO village Of Austrugell, inhabited
y artisan, was completely destroyed Tor
hundreds OF yards, ard In it, Vicinity hot
a building e capped dhu age.
All parts OF the city show more or less
6ainage, and portions have the appear.
ance of having been sbo,nbardsd.
Tie arrest OF NJ. Carvill'an, the pro-
prietor of the cartridge factory, has bcsn
ordered.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Eeecber. the photographer, at Nc. 31J
Market street, intended to make a hand.
some display OF fine photographs at the
Wilmington Fair, but otders have been
pouring in upon him so fast, that he finds
lt impossible to get them ready in time.
He and his assistants are kept constantly
busy, and during the present week he
has taken great number OF pictures ol
we'll known citizens.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Suit for Damages.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 9.-Charles
NJ. Ferguson, ex- District Clerk OF Fort
Bend county, Texas, and James d.
Davis, pn'lic school teacher of Rich
mond, In the same county, both oolored,
who were driven from the county year
a:o and now reside here, have brought
sui, in the U. 8. Court against forty lead
ing WI lite citizens OF Fort Bend county
for damages aegreRa.ing s10l, 900. Fer
guson owned much property In the
county which he had to abandon, as we'll
as his office. He claims S33, 900 actual
damage aud Davis t10, 1000, each also
asking S25, ,0C0 exemplary damages.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
IT PLEASED.

1t pleased us very much to
see SO many fathers and moth
ers bring their boys to our store
and fit them in a new suit of
clothes. Its the best advertise
ment we can have. We know
if we can sell you once you are
our customers afterwards when
ever you need clothing. Come
early in the season and take
your time while buying.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
The Johnatoxn r:on,l.

Rev. David j. Beale, d. D., pastor of
Presbyterian Church at Johuttown, Pa. +,
Ia visiting In our city, and at the request
OF some OF his fiieDds has consented TO
speak in West Presbyterian Church,
Eighth and Washington streets, at y
o'clock this evening, concerning tile
Jolinstown disaster. All are cordially
Invited.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Another CuumIns.

The Lewis Cummins. who figured In
the Municipal Court last Saturday morn
ing, was an entirely different man from
Lewis Cummins, the team driver at No.
9s9 French street, the latter always at
tending to his business, and being prompt
and reliable.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
20 Years in tho Same Place,

Daniel McCusker, 2l6 West Second
street, is getting in his stock of mems,
wo.nen's, girls and boys shoes for the
fall trade. They are the best and the
prices low. His school Shoes sell fast.
He sells w. L. Douglas and porpoise
leather shoes for men; the best $3 shoe In
the market. Give him call.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Oysters. Oysters. Oysters.

The season il now here, and as usual
Ainscows are ready to supply their old
customers, and as many new ones, With
the finest oysters from their own beds,
and cleanly opened, at %, 30 and 40 cents
per quart. Nos. TOT Shipley street aud
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Rcopel,etI,

Mr.. John D. Kelly has purchased and
taken full possession Of the Logan House.
The best OF order prevailed there on Sat.
urday evening, which is something that
cannot be said OF that place fior some
time - -
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
rus 7nAcSs.

The races were called OF / O'Clock, and
q that hour tho grand stand was wall
hlled. There were flve races on the pro-
gram Including mIlk wagon race which
caused considerable fun and amuseme ment.
1hs conditions Of this race were that each
driver must load his oaus In the wagon.
trot mile around The track, and then
unload the cans after passing under the
wire, the purse TO be awarded to the one
doing this In the quickest time.
Following Is summary Of the races:
FIRST RACE, 2AUNgTg CLASS rRorrERs.
Fannie H., oh N, Clark pet,it
SAN Weber. Z. Simon f.yars
sfiS toiadas,. (. i. i. FIiehsi, Cedar.
Zine assis zSi-4. au Ia, a.ss, aMs-a.
SECOND RACE, ar CLASS TRorrxRs,
PURSE t4oo.
Joe D., b z, u. Depu, yestal..
Hnnrry CARDINAL, 4, .. B. Cook,
r;IIs;s Y @ BIKES, Ss' ';Ti.G. Wilcox. Wilcox.
Trspese, 5 m, n. fenns5iysnis' Valley :
wiliiam H.. SM v. d. Smith, smith, iTiii; Tica.
Tins .assa-i. i.sa;. liz s.si.
THIRD RACE, aENTLEMEN's TEAMS.
PURSE, 1900.
Eastern aiae shSrs n., poy ana Johnny. James
a!sssh y. and Trasioss, D:r.. .. Nlehois;
FOURTH RACE, sTEErLE CHASE. punsr.
$50.
Delaware, ch m, Poverty stables. Media. I
vis.ncs % nc Hss,. bf iss'f IeM: Fssntis FsSt Mil,
FIFTH RACE, MILK WAGONS. PURSE, eco.
ONE MILh
Ned, y. L. Warren. wiimington. ........,... l
Miil.sia, 4. .. b. xndsrsoa. wiimiins,itss,na...
Folly, James kiudbeiler, lienry lJIsT. 80. VI
SssS, js.ass jsi i,ss'sns. sxSa wi II niass5 la
Salem, hobart Belly, wiIminffoS Y: y
ECHOES rRon rHs eRouxp8. Z.
There Is considerable diiIsrenoS NJ HE
estimates OF tho attendance durfn<t the
week, and while eome phase ita1 low as
SO 900, there are Others who feel confi-
dent that It will reach fully 76.0 900.
The photograph exhibit OF J. Paul
Brown was one Of The hndst nnd best ever
shown In this State. Among the life-like
likenesses were those OF Bishop Coleman,
Bishop Curtis, Senator Gray, Senator
ItiEgins, Hon. Cbarlea B, Lore, Joseph
Pyle and others. Mr.. HroAn vas awarded
me ars. alp oma ior the dpsst display Of
Photographic wofk.
The confectionery display Of g. T. Bar
retf, the conttotioner at Tenth and Mar
ket streets, was very fine, aud not only
attracted eonsiderab attention, but Mr..
Barrett also did an excellent business.
On Thursdpy the coloftd man who dis
pensed ice water near the main bnildine
took In over s57.
Do weringsr Third, the bne Hoisteln
cow the property Of A. II Tatum Of tbis
city, was the centre Of admiration OF
hunircds oi farmers. She has record
of'e9lH pounds Of milk and 10 pounds Of
butter in days while on nIgrAss.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Mason's Vanilla Crinkletts can be
found at the Fair at Deveroll Bros. dis
play, east end oil main building.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Good Advice.

VISIT tho fair In the morning, and then
go TO Beecher's, No. SIS Market street,
and have your picture taken In the alter
noon.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
When Baby was sick,

When Baby was sick,
We gave her castoria.
When she was a Child,
She cried for Cas.oria.
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

To lovers of fried oysier; Gardner, a
Seventh and shiplsy streets, has the bes
fried oysters In the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Ladies' who value refined complexion
must use Pczxoni's Powder-it produces
soft and beautiful skin.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Home made bread at weyls, No.
East Second street
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

The best oystcr stews in the city can be
had at Gardner's, Seventh and shipley
streets. Step In and see for yourself.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

pTMPLEs, blacl1-heads, red, rough.
Dl ehapped, and oily skin prevent.
cd by CUTIcURA SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Grand Autumn Tour to oresson.

Yielding to the popular demand the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
arranged Q grand antumnal, personally.
conducted excursion TO Cresson aud the
Alleghenics for Wednesday, September
1fth. The attractions of CressoD, itl
magnificent hotel, its superb mountain
scenery, and the added Interest on &C
count Of its proximity 20 Johnstown and
the tll-fxted Conemaugh Valley, renders
it one Of the most charming resorts OF
the world, and its popularity during the
present seasCn has been forcibly demon
strated.
No season of the year Is more delight
ful there than September, and those who
join tho excursion of next "Wednesday
viii hnd that they have made Q wise se-
lection. The excursion tickets, which In
clude O days board at the celebrated
Mountain House, aud carry with them
the privilege Of reduced rate during
the limit OF the tickets will be sold al
the very low rate quoted below. The
train conveying the excursionisfs will
leave New York 900 q. M, Philadelphia
11.50 a. m.
The excursion rata as above described
frcrn here is ". 20. and regular connect
ing train will leave at 1910 .. IN.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
DEvoNs.

Jones & Cargill, Forest Lake, Pa,
Cow between $ and 9 years. High Hopes,
lat; heller, Sunset, year, LIST; bull, be-
tween / and 2 years, Prince Simmons.
1st
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
FANCY PIGEON EXHIBITS.

There was considerable dissatisfaction
with the rulings Of the judge in this de-
partmenf, and remonstrauce signed by
the exhibitors was handed to the mana
gers, which resulted In the removal OF
the Judge and the appointment OF
another, who made the following
awards: B. 8. Koors, Sons s. Co., Allen
own. Pa, blue winged turbits point
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Isrevitiea


yue cheapest hat house ~ tho city
Rnmford lIros'. 40A Market street.
Icc-coid oIsters at Fuilmer's.
Deyiicd and stewed crabs At Fuilmer's.
cism soup at Failmer's
Turtle soup at Fullmer'r.
Chicken and lobster salad at Fuilmer's.
Ecast dinners speciality at Fulln.er's.
Meals A. all hours At Fuilmer's.
Try buxl's coal; YOU will lika n.
American Laundry. COZ West Fronts,
TryBush's coaii you will surely iike'..
Cappfng and ieeching. ioa u. Second,t.
Pine isK. Rings at Hsni's. IS L. eth street,
Frank RooD Smith. druggist. 5th and King.
Shirte, 10c. collars and cnns, &c. each. civ
Steam Laundry. 9th and shipley streets.
Jos. II. Greeninan q Son, 4T7 King street.
wall papers and window shades az reduced
prices, tN
A general redpction in wall papers aud win.
dow shades AZ Jos. "A. GreenmGn u Son. All
King street. n
:, II you want cheap picture frames go to @.
n. bAuRh, zo3 West recond street. have the
largest stock In DELAWARE. Come aud sec loE
yourselves. tt
.ilsss. 3loAi ei slrreL u tie largest and
cheapest st0o OF has, while shirts, under
wear. neekweAr and hosiery in the cltv. Call
and see him.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

AS YOU STROLL AROUND stop and see
he live man at lilo East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Robes and blankets at Yerger's, 40
shipley.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
SKIN CANCER.
ausl-In VS.

Several years ago Twas called to geo coiorel
woman who had malignant form OF cancer o:
Ler foot. The cancer grew worsc under the pre-
ssribed treatment, and the toes and ono side q
tao foot were at length eaten entirely AWAY. III
Latient could not have survived much longer
bat commenced tho uso Of swift's Specific
nrd II cured her sound we'll. That was thre,
fears ago. and there has been no return Of tht
discase. regard swift's Specific most excel
lcnt medicine for blood diseases, as its tendenc,
s 70 drive ont the poison.
Mathcrville, Miss. WIN. E. srAGo, MD.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
lIEREFoRDs.

II. J. Has kell, Youngstown, Ohio.
Herd prize lat grade COW, o years, 1st
and 30; COW 8 years. LIST aud I'd; years,
1st ard ID; yearlings, 1st and ID; calves,
LIST and 81; bull calf, lst and 81. Jones
a. Carpill. Forest Lake, Pa. Thorough
brei Heretords: Aged bull. May Duke,
I'd; COW years, Dorothy Vernon, I'd;
COW between 8 and years, Jessie May,
1st; Queen OF Rose'le, 2l. G. W. MILL
gan, youngstown. Ohin. Bull, 3 years.
Sir Franklin, Isl; bull 2 years. John l.
Sullivan, 1st; yearllng bull, Lucky, lat.
bull calf, months, Sir Henry, 1st; COW,
8 years, Fave rite, lit; heiier, years,
Maud, LIST; same Silver, ID; yearllng,
Addie, 1st and 2l; bull Sir franklin and
OF his get, 1st. ...
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
FOR SALE.

For sale or exchange for city property
Mrm Of Sl acres, Tor will divide, within
two hours drive from Wilmington Fine
loetlUn and in high state of cultivation,
have -rvcral houses lnrge and smn II
TINT can hr exchanged for lots or other
hon'e-. Also lots to exchange for
1 lpu-rs. N.
Parties looking for houses or lots can
ts ni Il, rs ali nayc M mem a u, an W. yer prss essv ol
terms, -
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

The great fair closed on Saturday,
After succcssful week. There were
fully 5000 persons present, but the ma.
tority Of the exhibitors were busy in The
nfternoon In getting their goods packed
preparatory 70 removal. During the day
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Special Favor

that You return any OF Balls
Corsets that are not satisfactory
and 5et your money back.
Respectfully
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
VIII Not Exhibit.

She gave them Castoria,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

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