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Bucklon's ArnIcn salyo.

Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisiaC.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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FoR the relief and cure Of the inaan.
nation and congestion called q cold In
the head" thefeis more potency In Ely's
Cream Balm than In anything else II 10
possible 10 prescribe. This preparation
has for years past been making Q brill
liant success Is q remedy for cold In the
head, Catarrh and hay fover Used In
the initial stages Of these complaints
Cream Balm prevents any serious deyel.
opmont Of the symptoms, while almost
riumbOrleBs cases are on record oil radi'
cal cures OF chronic catArFh and hay 10.
ycr alter all other modes Of treatment
have proved Of no avail. AwEAw
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Az we'll % lie most effective method Of
dlbpelllAg headaches, colds and levers Or
cleansing the system, iB BY taking q lev
dosea Of the pleasant California liquid,
IFiIt remedy, Syrup Of Figs, For sale In
Ia cis and sl,0O' bottles by Logan 4 Co.,
Anton r. Hess, H. y, Burt and Q, Men.
kemellet,
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Epoch,

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
and epoch in the life OF the individual.
Such a remarkable event Is treasured in
the memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained Is crate.
fully blessed. Hence 1t Is that 80 much
Ia heard In praise Of Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the use oil the Great Alterna.
tive and Tonic. II you are troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver or
stomach, OF long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use Of Electric
Bitters. Sold at Doc and 81 per bottle at
Logan & Co. 3 drug store. 8
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Whom Baby was, sick, ". gave her cntOrln,
when ,hO was a Child, she cried for Ca,tOrlA,
Whom she became Miss. ,hc chung 10 CautOrla,
When she had Children, she gave them C%tOtla
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BellAlre d ZaneGyille Through Passenger leaves
BellAire Ut s:4OR. m. arrives At BellalFe Ut $3.50
p, N,
WoodEheld Passenger leaves BellAiEp Of A;20 P.
M, arrives ut BellRifO Of 8;25 q, m,
bummeThold Accommodation leaves bcllAlTe
at 1919 p, M, arrives RG BGllRlFe Of ll;S0 q. m.
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NEw YORK, Jan. 2O.-wool steady; domestic
fleece S0a3Sc; pulled 2daSgc; Texas fia26c.
pnILAnELPnIA, Pa, Jan. 20.-wool market
quiet and nominal.
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Chicago Is organizing a 400 Of It's own,
composed mostly Of successful wheat
spectators. They are, Of course, all
hiRh.brOad percentages.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK,
New Orleans, La.

"REyEMBER, that the payment Of Prize! Is
ny Four NATIONAL BAEKs VI New
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the PreSi'
dent Of All Institution, whose chartered right
are recognized by the highest Courts; therefore,
beware Of any mutations or anonymous
SehemH'
mari or fraction Of u Ticket ISSUED ny Us III any
Drawing, Anything In our name offered for less
than a Dollar "a swindr iAlBWSAw
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Educational.
MI, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
IsIlter, Of Tho vlAatlou.)

A school Of more than national reputation,
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough odu.
cation OF young ladies' in all departments. Ii.
bny Of ak thousand volumes. Elmo phIlo.
IophlCGl, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corps Of
piano teGehGr tnncd by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according to the method Of the old ItNIlaR mas.
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
TenGcrcS Of pleasure grounds, DOaId excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In
all the principal cities, address
eel rlIE DlRECTREss.
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"The Gladstone" Lamb.

EEw YoRK, Jan. 2p.-Pig iron quiet. Copper
weak: lake February $500 LEAD steady; doneS'
tic $3.50. Tin quiet at S2l 10,
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rash and January Ji54c: May size. Oats quiet;
My 2ve ClovotSeed active aud lrmi cash IS $751;

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.--Cattle- Receipts Q, 900 head
shipments Zoo head; market stronger; for good
grades weak choice becves 81 2Oai TOi steers s. %
vi %; stOckerB and feeders 81 2Sa8 40; cows bulls
and mixed 81 bOa3 %. Hogs-ReceIptA 1880
head; shipments 5000 head: market Irregular;
mixed 81 1Oai %; heavy q 7baI %; light Il SOn
o.; BklpH 81 0OAb 10. Sheep Receipts 400 head
shipments 1000 head; market Atrongj natives
8! 16ab %; western corn fed 81 6Oai IS; Texans
O. 00a3 40; lambs 81 O0aB 40.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Jan, 29.-Cattle-Receipts
200 head shipments go head; market slow NJ
yesterdays prices. HOgs-ReceipB lGO head
shipments l,lOO head; market active; phlla.
ielphiAS 81 0Onb 10; pigs and Workers IS 26a6 aS.
Sheep RcCeiptB $500 head; shipments 5000
head market strong at yesterdays prices,
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2O-llogs higher: common
and light 81 i0aA 10; packing and butchers 81 76a
CO.. receipts 2,VGO head: shipments $50 head.
Petroleum.
NEW YORK, Jan. %. Petroleum opened
steady At 500, but aiterA slight advance In the
carly trading became dull and Sngged of TO SJ3Ec.
4 slow recovery followed and the market closed
dull at S61Sci sales 1900 barrels.
OIL CRY, Pa. Jan. 2g.-opened at SIC; highest
s7hC; lowest SOHC; closed 1T S6jsc; SalGs 857 900
barrels; CleRTanCes l,llS,00O barrels; charters
602 barrels.
DRADPoEp, Pa, Jan. 2O.-opcncd at SIC: closed
q sG1lc; highest S7Sci lowest SG74c; Clearances
10000 barrels.
pITTsBURdII, Jan, %. - Petroleum dull and
steady opened aud highest SIIEc; closed ut S6'Ici
lowest S9Ec.
TrusviLLE, Pa, Jan. 2O.-openGd at SIC; high.
eslSI,Ici lowest aIGci closed ut SGIc.
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0BOCKRlS,

WS,Io IN sniio1 LSip,N cc1, nI III nlA
ion EeyS, W.. BiSsy MSnlC nt aVSr ttH cpn. s
Sugar houSc dark s6a22c: Ia SddItionai 70 6Sli
S HSScS SSS pTas C SS SeGS 2sy S50P
New Orleans Isl baker, Goods 1880. o. Avn SVOu'
provtsionI2ISrve Z n hams liz, medlru
4. d. hams liz, CalIiornIa hams 16ct K a breat.
mi b%con l6taiIS: 4 d ShSnIIcrs AZ. bn,,SI..ss
hsmS INaiS ciy SiiS. oIlc. hsrGIn , USes
~. ham hcef ~ M, I nrdtnspy SSSI a. IaS
mess nm 'nHrt In niecc" az m, HcSn NJ N1,t W.
clear EiSM '''S
LHrf@PTre refined. In tlcrcc 0,Ic: half barrol
~; % ID iins Ss ShhiSaSS IGTG In ttn PS'IsS
SjIc; lii rails % lbs. S%S; lin pailS. no lhS,
Sc. v" '"''' - ''''' VIZ va '4"' ~ 'D'''
nc; ordinary pSSdcrSG 5S; SranTiatSG sian.
aid XII standard SSaicetlc I w; coiS@:
villa MA" wbitS "rtTa q nv, s,SNSSSp Sd"v vSf
iow SiiC; Nav YorS 4 M, vnidcS = Si%c. ,!y vI
sugar n "a: New Orleans ciarIneI SssIl ''u''
togeetGrcen SoiIEe~Fancy Golden Rio 100.
liz; roasting grades iSc: Java Sc: RoSStsd Hin IN
nNrkRScsHSlhIS VSIlov RIS S,iEc. pan IsHyi ~
ISIIS. ArbHckle 4 TX - T1nSisI o1il. H% pnIi
roaSted"Old Goyernment java SOc: PeaberS S
E'Si vSMG Ie I HlU c' ror IN os.snc. ,.
oolonT' 2S.ibo: soueSnpv' SSSisc S"I"''' 4'"'V''
CdndIes-Star, iuli WEIGHT ,lOc; Stcarine per Set
l?c: mould, pei SCt, lnG.
WNS1dr-ChOICe cider. lOal2o nor cal i. standard
city brnnds, iOallo pcr gall; country iSalSc per
vai,. A 10 1uaiity. esq., S0N'' -"'''S W.
CReeSs~Is Gioted In iobbInr nj Iao for prlme
weStSrn. and in Tor mi cream. S,yeItyer ia
iSc, according 10 quality; LimburVer. ilXc,
factory, SjSc; Eew York State, i!jSc. --'1S'
F4h-Eo. medium mackcrel. ~ %; No. Q fat,
SeSda-salcs OF timothy seed nj 81 IS per bushel.
clover, small seed, s. TS: iSFre, ID %.
SdiiISo per Isl, SSc; CsIIS ' per bbl, 81 S.;
dairy, ino, a6ushel sacEs, 81 Go peF sack. W.
ESSnO ST SP@ VPF .T po0cbos por H. o9a
oSe. TInnSreal peaches, neT III. i6HiIc NnpIes nor
H. III. ESshSSrFIsS nor ~ iS glcSscti bIacE
GSrr iiCs per IL. ioaiSc. p0' ~ --i' O'AVA
IsIHHs,f GooSlsSSiandard a IN tahIc naach % m.
mia nsscbSS ~ q a.. niS nC:S S eSH H. SS
NJ tnmRtncS now a., SShnrnS q TcIi1
corn, %; do WInsIow's h. ii is: do ID grade
9lb', 81 10, StraTbtrries H.. II 10; biScf IeiTcS
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,

9lA Prize, amounting to."""""",""."si ,O6i,S 500
yo1E-TlcIels drawing Capital Prizes arc no
entitled to terminal Prizes.
Ior Club Rates or any further Information
de,Irrd, write legIhy To the undersigned clearly
Su,Inr your residence with state, County,
livery Mn be assured BY your enclosing an en-
velC6e bearing your full address,
SEND POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter, Cur
wncy by Express lat our EXPENSE addressed
''1'' ". A, DAUPnIN,
New Orleans, La,
wN. A. DAupHN,
" ~ WaShtnUinU n ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-30

It was q mean editor that headed the
account OF death from delirium tire.
mems Spirited Away"
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HONE MARKETS
Tho Wholesale Prices OF all tho Various
Commodities,

INTELLIGEScER oFGIOE,(
WHEELING, Tuesday, Jan, ~, J
There arc only few changes to DO found In
this mornings quotations over those last report
Cd. The local market, Us a whole, has been very
steady aud a good business has been done at the
figures quoted; AFcvlew Of the several depart,
ments shows about the following condition Of
affairs, There lhS been considerable grain Offer.
Cd the past week, but retailers generally appear
10 be pretty we'll stocked, and tho demand Tor
the present Is light In consequence, The local
flour market continues quiet while prices 70.
main unchanged; demaud however, IL still OF a
hAnd't0 mouth character,
In the grocery line there Is no change In tho
general cOlee market, but the feeling Is stronger
In the EStA spot grades are reported hard 10
buy, Iholatest RiO markets quOlO tiFm markets
md no accumulation OF stocks. The decline Will
have 10 come or standard roasted Rio will have
TO advance, the current market for tho green
bean showing no profit 10 the rooster. Sugars
arc steady. Teas firm, Canned goods, spices
aud other articles In the groGCrs' line Grm and
business active,
train and RlOur.-Funcy patents, tSpIrng an
winter s. gSa7 00i fancy family, white amber
amber aud winter, s. - In paper; wood l6O
higher, Dat meal-medium 90 so per Dbl; fancy
U 10, Rye Hour s. OO. Mlddlings per tOnS2O %
ASH W, Bran per ton so 0Ol9l w. Wheat per
buShel, No. !, 81 coal o., Corn meal CSC In peck
Fccd. Corn per buShel, old COO; new sSu4OC.
Oats S0a3jc, BalCd hay per ton SO 10. Farmers
are Offering loose hay at SIT Goals w per ton.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PLANTATION o. REIHREHcR Mako sDGliy. tsun.
day excepted, Monday excepted, lsAtir lay
excepted, Sunday only, saturday only
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DlSchatking Government official ia
something like dlsChatglng q gun. ItG
the report Of II that makes tho noise"
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r.
w nRnd attOr Saturday, October 10, 1888,
trains on the Wheeling & Kim Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows:
LEAVE WHEELING;
$3.50 q, m, 100 M, Q q. M, ll;oO q. NJ, lSO p,
M, $3.50 p, M, $40 p, M, 100 p, M, 900 p. N.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK:
6:l0R. M, 7;45 a, m 1000 a M, 1870 M, $50
NJ SS Fl mr. SGS % iG p w I'll
run as follows; Leave the city at 500 .. M, and
run every hour until gasp, m, Leave Wheeling
Park ut 300 a, M, and run every hour until 10
p. m, Except church train viii leave Park at
nc no% '' N4N Wv - ' d. HIRsCH, sup't.
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It was a Scotch grave.digger who said,
Trades very dull moo. have ma bur-
led levin cretur fora fortnight"
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THE Dress Makers frlend-''&Iile,
End" Spool Cotton,
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StCnbcnrlIIe Female Seminary.

The best Of advantages In Music, Painting
and Languages, a. we'll IN In English, Si9S per
hall 'Cat. $40 With music Pupils admitted
After the boil ays, or February l.. Address REV.
D. 4, NJ REID, Principal, or MEs, SANFORD
Co l'rnoipal IaiO wSIW
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DALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD

n A u. Il A
RALIlMOkE q OhlO hAllIhOAn-
GpGPS;InLe9 q Trans lee from wheeling. schSau1s
Express Tor Chicago aud the Northwest, 1921
except Saturday,
Express for Cincinnati aud 81, Louis 1923 IN
daily. II 10 m daily, except Saturday. r
ll:l6 D N, daily excel / Saturday, and 2:20 p nj
Express Tor Washington, D. c., Baltimore,
m npd 6:i0 m, daily, via PlttSburEh 6!SO D, n,
daily. Y - 'A'' - i'
daily; express, 1850 a m, daily, i:IS p m, .dAI.Y
except Sunday, Additional way train for Wash
4ngton, Pa, $50 p N, daily except Sunday.
For hItuburEh, WRShiflEton, baltimore and
Philadelphia al $50 m daily.
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2:45 0 m, Sunday
only,
For MoundEVille, $40 O m, and 1890 noon,
ally AXcRnt Sunday ard btIO n m hailV
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", J. ROBINSON, den'l Pass. Agent,
.,. .,... PArkGrburR, ". Va.
Wheeling W. Va,

TLEvELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ RAILROAD Under schedule Ia effect Nov.
ard timei For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Uieyo.
land, 4tGOA m. For Pittsburgh, iOi22 a IN, For
Chicago and Cleveland, lag pm, For PltNbrfah
and New York si9 7 m. Fof stOub0nvllle. sins
Trains arrive At Bridgeport ii 1863 q m, ID. lisa
n. l2ts p IN, 4'tS m, A!67 p m, and 7iI7p N.
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TrTUsviLLE, Pa, Jan. 20.-opened at SIC; high.
est S71lIci lowest S6IfC closed at S6Isc.
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"a w. a. ClAi1yille, s:6S m, 2:9O p m and $40
n m n"iIv ,'NSCept Sunday.
E 5 T irSIps arrive from Chicago. s;bS and
o.5O 4 m ana d.sn n, :" daily, and 4:bo q M daily
Daily Republican., 1889-01-07

The PhIlo Celtic Society OF Wilmington
having for Its object the study OF the
Gaelic language met In the second story
Of 81. Pau's R. o. Parochial school
house yesterday afternoon and elected the
following officers: President, the Rev.
p. ]. Donnaghy OF 81. Joseph's r. G.
Church; first vice president, Patrick
MulrooneS; second vice-president, Pat
librarian, John Sweeney; the Rev. NJ. X
Fallon OF ST.. Paul's nc Church, chap
lain The s,aiety also decided 10 pur-
chase q numbsr of new books. They ex-
tend an Invitation 70 all who wish to learn
the Irish language to attend their school
in room No OF St. Paul's school build
ing on Tuesday evenings at 7.30 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-07

Tho following ffom 10 days Freie
Presse will no doubt be read with I'm
terest;
In the contest for tho Unitsi States
senatorship to be decided by Q Lcgisla-
turc now In session ct Dover, four promi-
ncnt candidates are in the field, Treat,
Higgins, Massey and smither'. All Of
these gentlemen ere good men and well
worthy Of tho high position TO which they
aspire. One or two OF them are pre-
ominently qualified TO discharge the
duiies OF United States Senator with
credit not only to themselves but to the
country. We should support enc OF
them 10 his candidacy for this high Office.
were such course on our part 10 accord
ancc with what we deem the besr interests
OF the Republican party. Unfortunately
Tor these gentlemen and also for the
party, each one OF ths above named can
didates appears 10 represent faction;
aud each faction, Incorporating and
jealous, 10 wsgins relentless war on the
II does not seem at all probable, under
the circumstances, that any one OF the
quartette OF Senatorial aspirants can
command o sufficient number OF votes 4 I
his election. Even II 10 were possible,
however, fuf ono OF tNem to ut tltttt4,
his election would only serve TO intensity
the bad feeling already existing among
the different factions. A victory so dearly
won-bought NJ the price Of discord--
would, like that Victory Of Pyrrhus'
slmest ruin the party, and pave the way
for the Democrats to regain their lost
ascendancy In our State at very early
day. Since this contest for the Senator
ship has unfortunately assumed such Q
factional character, we deem II the duty
OF every Republican who values prInci-
pies more than mon, aud who Is solici,
tous for tbs futnre OF the party, TO declare
ia terms not 10 be misunderstood thai
these facteonal fsuds must cease.
II seems 10 us II would be better TO Sc
lcct ss Senator saulsbury's successor
some man who has not been Identified
with any OF the factions In this present
contest. Reason, expediency and the best
interests Of the Republican party suegesi
the Wisdom Of such course. No true
Republican should allow his personal pro
dslect ons for any candidate TO stand IL
the way Of tho welfare Of his party.
We do not hesitate to say that In oul
opinion J. Edward Addicks is the most
available candidate yet mentioned. Ht
IL not identified with any factions. Hif
election would harmonize the warrlnp
clements, unite the party, and give us !
Senator who would be an honor TO the
State.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-07
Ksv. risldsr Israsi

On Saturday evenIng dispatch was
published In the REPUBLICAN,, simply
announcing that Rev. Fielder Israei, well
known In this city, lad commi ted suicide
on Friday night lzst. In Salem, Massachu.
sett', by cutting his throat with razor
Probably one-hslf the citizens os Will
mihgton OF adult age remsm mber Fielder
Israel well, while fof ten years prior 10
1876, he was pastor OF tie Unitarian
Church. Probably no man 10 Whining
ton was more popular, as q miuister, aud
40 thorough going friend OF the grow
ing industries Of Wilmington than Mr..
Israel. He became fayorjte with tho
hremen by preaching and lecturipg In
their engine houses. To him the Ne
chanlcs' Institute that existed at that
time was indebted for It's existence and he
was the leading spirit in holding a
Mechanics Industrial fair In the Third
and king Street Market House when that
market was opened.
In him the Wilmington Institute and
Library had firm friend, and no be-
nevoient Institution In Wilmington was
organized in which Mr.. Israel did not
ilSure as a prominent promoter. The
Unitarian Church, on West street above
Eighth, was built under his supervision,
--A ~ W1o aoftA hAofO Efp4lCIfu4 tAMu
when under his pastoral care. Mr.. Israel
was q passenger on the Inflated vessel
Maryland, recently burned at New York,
when he with ofhers narrowly escaped
with their lives. Mr.. Israel exclaimed at
the time Of HIS escape; Turn where you
VIII In the world II 10 nothing but death,
death, death" 1t is generally believed
that the circumstance made q strong im-
precision on bis mind, and DID much "a
dethr ne his reasop.
Mr.. ISRAEL was born In Baltimore, Nd.
In the year 1897. He came from strong
Methodist family, and early became d
talented. eloquent and much sought after
Methodist divine.
While man OF strong religious convic.
tions he was charitable and tolerant ot
,he faith OF others. During the late wal
hc was Pastor Of the Calvert ST., Church
Bal tmore, aud when II was dangerous IL
that city 10 ayow Union sentiments, he
kept silk Gag displayed from his real.
dence. BE brought his flag along with
him to his city ard took great pleasure In
displaying It upon all public occasions
He was an enthusiastic mason and was
Chaplain cf Masonic Lodge in this city.
In 1875, Mr.. Israel resigned the pastor
al charge OF the Unitarian Church in thii
city, and accepted call 10 the First Uni
tartan Church Of Salem, Mass. the old
est church Of that denomination in New
England. A wife survives Mr.. Israel
They had no children.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-07

There are but few school children that
can present better school record for the
time they have been attending school
than Clara loft, daughter of ex-letter
carrier M. T. Ton, No. 1722 Pennsylvania
hv nue.. Clara commenced when years
old TO 20 to No. IL School In March, 1884,
and will be IL years old next March
Since tho time she commenced attending
school until last Tuesday, nearly fur
years and nine months, she has never been
taidy or late in attendance as her nine
five months rolls Of honor will show. Be-
sides perfect attendance Clara Is almost
as perfect In her studies and department,
her average for promotion ranging from
90 to 30. Bnt since last Tuesday there
has been break In Clara's attendance at
school but IL was not her fault.
She never was the heartlest Of children
but still sue braved the rigors OF all
kiu ls of weather, even the blizzard Of
last March, to get to her school. On the
day mentioned Clara was attacked with q
hemorrhsRe, asd before IL stopped she
had spat ON pint TO Q quart OF blood
Her parents were OF course very much
alarmed and medical aid was speedily
summoned.
The doctor said the hemorrhage was
from the head, she having been troubl ed
". catarrh and was net dangerous
though lie strictly prohibited her from
going to school for q few days. This pro
hlbtioa t ou3les @ ara very mucN, es her
school /. continually on her mind and
her studies and her past record has beer
broken She expected to be promoted te
grammsr school IN February and nc
doubt will be, as her average even now Y
more than sufficient to earn promotion
Daily Republican., 1889-01-07

Jacob Hates, a highly respected citizen
died at the reeidence OF his daughter,
Mrs. Emmett Robinson, No 1000 JefIer-
son street, yesterday, aged 80 years
Mr.. Hates was shoemaker
by trade and came 10 this
city from Philadelphia some thirty OF
forty years ago, and has resided here ever
since. About one week ago he was
stricken with paralysis, and about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon had another
attack and died In 15 minutes after wards
He was member OF West Presbyterian
Church. Five children, Mrs. Mariah,
widow Of Emmett Robinson; Joseph
Kates, Of Philadelphia; Miss Anna Hates,
a school teacher In this city; Mrs. Mary
Hamm { Of Indian Territory, and J, N.
Kstef, telegraph operator on the p, w.
u B. railroad, survive him.
Mary q. wife OF Alexander ID. Chairs,
and mother OF Ferdinand Chairs dird al
the residence OF her son No. 800 Kirg
street, yesterday, In the 10th year Of age.
The funeral will take place to morrow
afternoon a. o'clock ihterment in
Riverview Cemetery.
Mrs. Susan Baynsrd, mother of Sam
uel II. Beynard, Fifth and King streets,
died at the residence OF her son, No. ZIG
French street, this morning, 10 the list
year Of her age. The funeral services will
be held her at late residence in Smyrna,
Del on Wednesday afternoon next at 2
O'Clock.