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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

1t nov stated on god authority that
the prop Dsed railroad from the New Mills
60 the line of the Maine Central is once
more being agitsted in a quiet manner
Mr.. Chas. Carr. an expert mechanical en-
gneer of Boston, has recently teen in this
city looking over the proposed route and
has returned to Boston where he is now
making estimates as to grade expense.
Should the result of his work be -s,isfac.
tory it is probable that Engineer Frad'k
Danfor,h of this city will Immediately
commence the preliminary survey. 1t 9
proposed to put in a bicycle electric rail-
road for freight business alone. The plan
was sgitsted some years ago but it vas
thought At the time that the undertaking
wa. Of too much magnitude. From the
result, of more recent and scientific inves-
tigstion however, it seems very feasible
idea and it is by no means improbable that
such road may yet be built and that, too.
In the near future
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

Tonight at Grand Army Hall occurs the
first of The two entertainments which will
be given By the two first classes in the
High School, The entertainment prom
ses TO be one of rare excellence. The
scholars who will deliver decl tmatious ar j
Rotations have been training for several
weeks and have reached marked degree
OF pr fl ,ieney. They viii be assisted by
Miss Marie Laugh on, teacher of elocnti0n
In the Lewiston public schools, and DR. G..
T. Clark, the accomplished and celebrated
bssso Of the Ruggles Street . iartt The
fnllowing numbers will be rendered BY DR.
Clark No. !. Bass solo, The Nikiugs,
Adams; No. 2, solo. a. She stood upon the
platform scale. Clark; b. More AMI more,
Clark. The advance sale of seats has been
large and guarantees the success of the
affair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

councils in the mast and on tho lao =.
question he was fighting with a ..couraes
born of desnair u. worLsd rnon r.
Unborn hatred of his followers toward tbs
whites. and con iured them "a thev lovad
their homes 70 res;s, ovon - hlocdshaa
the pronosition
As the vote would h. c,os. .hos ~,
had the p,at,ar II H. Is,a:.
make ;,roads on 60 49, :,
followers 10 .ha I;har,, so1'
m;,b,r dolIar H. -, s.a, .ie a.
10 Ana son,a 80 u'y was
On, th;s nlan ~ 5;~..;ti " W oa,iy
In Ioo,l;n -. -" -. - '"e neeui VI,
y, IT, 81 80 =. ',e" ee'eo
~. ~. $50 "ur III MN '"ey iouho
81 " T nk ou' anxious 70
~ Wv on ~ n.e ueh nero was
m.ls 20. 800 ~, Nmieh ne 'onged 70
oo,,Ia IN up anu oesioes VINO
-. - ~. ,''a' ~ 'he general shurne
Ia .on 'a .ono" 'ie new zeal ne might
10 .a.h.r IT." ne.e near 'i,e top' AS ne
- s 70 iose ana everything to
80 as ~of'h .iyihe;
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Mr.. Mullin I'm speaking Of his Illness
working one day, / felt . dizziness come
sns time tSoosht nSs notins nss o9 oSh bnt 4
was not long before l felt tho attack
again. This time 1t was In my stomach. j.
snd ! had 20 quit work. wont to the
had malaria. They gave mo some ONE
Inedioine, and for few days l fclt bet
ais was not very long before l had
severe I Thought was gQing TO die. I
went 70 81. Mary's HosDit al and the doc
tors gave me medicine for malaria. II
did not help me. and became so bad
~ Scr s.s one ~ Ssss ! ! sansred s,l slnas q,
and they doo5osOd me for lnaia riai 1Svcl:'
also went 70 an English doctor - the
bronchitis, but lie never did inc any
good. became despondont, and often
went homo aud said to my mother that
didn't care II died; life was not worth
ii came to the conclusion that was
incurabio. Ny stomach constantly Ached
and whtlc did not vomit, IalwAys felt
was fairly bursting With pain aud i had
taken enough medicine to stock drug
store, and folt that did not care what
Vuo uby WHS apWn oWn Win my
mother and ! bought paper. saw !
statement in 1t from one of Drs. Mccoy
and Wildman's patients, aud said to
her: II have u dollar; guess will 70
and see these doctors and SOC what they
can do for me-" It was on May I, l865, 4
that paid my first visit to Drs. Mccoy
and Wildman. DR.. Mccoy said had
catarrh, aud gave me two bottles Of
medicine. took II, with little hope Of
being benefited, and for six weeks no
good result was felt. ! suppose was in
terribly bad condition when began
treatment and that II took good while
for the medicine to act properly. Hut
after that time begun to improve right
II am now feeling better than ever
have before and am now working full
time after being Idle one year and hay
ing taken enough medicine, the price of
which would have built house.
doctors Mccoy and Wfldman did mo
moro good In the short time went there
than all tho rest OF the physicians put
together. ! was told that was fncar-
able, and believed II. But the doctors
as well as myself, were wrong, aud l owe |
my recovery and good lienlt6 to Doctors /!
Nc Coy and Wildman. They are the on |
ly physicians in Philadelphia who did |
me any good and have gone to great |
many that have done me no good. lit |
hadn't been for thoni, Doctors Mccoy |
and Wldman, know l would have |
been dead"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
HAMBURGERS'.
22O-22z MARKET STREET.
pUBLIc SALE.

The subscribor about TO quit farming
VIII sell ae pablo sale without reserve
at the Pine Grove Farm, on the rpnt
leading from Stanton to Ogletown, ON
THURSDAY. MARCH ., 1880,
a. ls O'clock, ~. sharp. head Of -
Nc Nc. !: Kate, Kate, sorrsl mare. 9 years Old
No. > Rattlor, gray horse, years old
good worker and driver.
No; ss. s,liG T. Levi. gray horse. I years old.
NS,1 Mp; bay horse. 7years old. d.extra
No. 8. Lady Murrell, years old. good
driver, stylish, and trots very fast.
IN MS: 2. =; a,d Marquis. arg ILL., roam colt. coming
Ne. :. Black Hawk. coming years old,
No. !: NoFwood. . months old. sound
AND AND Al AL .rg rriges; q nns colt of Its age as
f10I1I head Of good cows. s with
w. calves by their sides; hsifcr .
small stecrs, partially broken
ior oxen, would do to Kill. :
Farming Implements. = Two 2-horae
wagons with hay beds, OK cart, jump
seat oarringe nearly new with pole and
snaits, l side-bar buggy, swell body
good order. new steel Chanpion mower. 4.
new sell dumping horse rake, plain
horse rake. one Hoostcr grain and phos-
phate drill, ! superior grain and phos-
Phaeo drill, 2-horse Hench cultivstor. 2
iron cultivators with corn covers, sev-
erai single cultivators. 3 good Wizard
plows, double harrows. one A harrow. \
corn marker, roller. ! Van Wfckie
harness, set OF double harness, sets
wagon harness, ! saddle and bridle, 8
sets OF Plow gears. collars, brides, hull
ters and double lines.
One orosscut saw, maui and wedres
80 grain bags, forks, rakos, shovels. hSos:
corn and oats by The bushel, 80 acres OF |
wnoat m the ground, and many other |
Terms.-All sums Of go and under.
caehl over that amount u crodiS or q |
mouths VIII be given on purchaser CIV
nndofser, with interest added.
JAMES WRIGHT.
4: ". stidham d Bon. Austioliecrs.
FAs-xewttd-eodt william kecs, Clerk
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

On The 10Th insl ths ladiea Of shs Firsl
Msshcdist Protestant Church, aided b.
4iss Magic Browns returned mission.
afy from japan, oraauized . missionary
socisty auxiliAry TO the Woman's Torsien
missionary Society Of The Msshodlst Pro-
testant Churob. The src!ety met on
Wednesday after. con. the 10th inst., At
The reaidsnoe Of 3. l., Stewart, M. il26
Walnut street, to eiect o1lcess, a follows:
President, Mrs. Annie Stewart; frat Vice
president. Nrs. 8. Gilbert; recording Sec
retary, Mrs. =. Cask; corresponding Sec
retary. Mias Rslta Stewart; treasurer,
Mr.. Kate Rhinehart. Tho society thsn
~ the same place. TAe society win bold
monthly mestiuts and report quarterly
10 the Maryland branch of the Isreis \
Missionary board Of the N. Z. q. All
ladies interested In foreign mIsaious an
cordially invited 70 join with them.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

An alarm OF nrc was struck about o. 30
o'clock last evening from bog No. 81, st
Thi, teenth apd Washington stray,s, b.
which the entire department responded.
Il wAs cAussd BY . chimney catcling Tire
at the residcuce cf Job II. jackson,
Eleventh and Washington stieets, and
wss exiinRuished By lew bpckets Il
water. The ladders OF the Delaware
The only eompany tLas went d servies.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
nign I.loon.s Dsnounoed.

WEST GROVE, Feb. 20. Tho quarterly
convention OF the Womcn'e Christian
Temperance Union, Of Chester county,
was held here to-day. Delegates repre-.
ssr ting every Union 10 tho county were
present, and great deal OF enthusiasm
WAS mapifested. The question Of how
10 tbwart the effort Of tho liquor-deaisrs
and more speedily cause the adoption oil
temperance and prohibition measures
". thoroughly ,sAcusseds Xhs report,
Of shaeYa<S|n(o - a;
VIC read, and showed u,
good work the Union waa doing.
In The evening Miss Frances Willard
president Of The National Women.
Christiau Temperance Unit u, addressed
. crowded meeting Ia the Presby terisu
Church. Ste denounced what sho called
the high license fsilacy.
nIou LICENSE FAVORED IN VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. Va, Fob. 90. There T.
moro excitement in Virginia TO day
among tho liquor dealers than there has
becn ior years. The fear OF the adopto
OF the high license Law BY the Legislature
has forced the Liquor Dcalrfs' A,socia.
tion OF tho cities 70 yield to the demands 4
oi bill now tsfoIe tho Legislature
creating an excise bosrd, to decide 10 10
whS shall be Permitted to sell liquors.
Tie only point OF difference is as Il
whether the excise board should not also
decide who shall cell liquor by Wholesale
Lynchburg City In her own ripht hes In.
creased> the liquor license Sax abou
three hundred pr csntum.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

An Interesting lecture ~ss delivered
last evening before the Shields Libra, ,
Associastons by George w. 6tous. nis
subject WAS the "IIfs and TImes Of Syes
ney Smith," and there wss large audi
ence present. Excellent music waf turn
i.hsd BY : quarletts and st the close Of
tho exercisrs Mr.. Stone Was tsndersd .
vote Of thanks.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Captain An ON, Of the Chicago League
Club, ID t)ssirous Of securing Lawson,
who has stgAed 70 p'tch for tho VIII
mingsop Club. lawson 10 now playing
with the 81. Aueassiae (Fis) Club, 20
q to get In GOOD condition By the brgin-
Mag Of the hall season. He Is doing
good work and Will not be recessed, ~
be 10 expected 70 b the home team's star
pitcher. The WILMINGTON Club is In .
healthy condItsoa, AID prom sss TO hold
leading p0sttlsn 10 the Atlantic Asso-
citation.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

CoLuxRUs, Ind, Feb. 2e.-At Hope.
in this county, yesterday. WasseA hloom
and Warren Adkins, each II ysata old,
played truAnt, won't 10 wool Near ~
and played cards. Becoming spgagsd
In quarrel over the result Of tho Sans,
young Bloom took . pistol fron ~
pocket and shot Adklus.
The ball entered just below ~ siskl
eye, ranging upward. and cannot p
kips i pot expected 70 iecover.
0RRooRv, Mich Feb. 20.-Tuesdsy
Stanley Marsh aud Alexander Pyper, NOT
over u years old, picked quarrel with
Milton Bailey, about theIr own age, and
pnt him TO alghk In tke ftacus was rs
new and youns Marsh stabbed Bailsy
near the heart, INJECTING fatal wouad,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

OF the making of calspdara thsrs does
nos seem to be any dnd, but the one just
Issued by the Delsware Psintlng Com
pany, Of which = y. Jaass ts prssidsnt,
selipses all that have preceded II. II IL
uot only calendar bat also an almanac,
givinR the dideFspt phases OF the moon
and other usefnl tnf0rmasion. Il 10 about
Axis inches, and She back Of tho card
board Il porisct directory, giving the
names and Numbers OF the stresss, tho
time when the Upited 6tstes, County
and STATE Courts mcrt, namss Of the
membsrs Of the Levy Court, county
oi1leesA trustees Of the poor, jnssicss OF
the peace, msmhers Of council aad host
Of othur valusbls ini rmatiUn which
rsndtn 1t iudispsusable ir every otic-.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
At TWO OF THE HOSPITALS
THEY TREATED HIM FOR
MALARIA.
stephen MuIIin Says He Took Enough
Medicine to Stock Erug store and
That Il Cost Enough to Builds
House-Ho Simply Had
tarrh and Drs. Mccoy ans
wiidman Fixed Him up
In . Short Order.

Stephen Mullin is q good-looling young
man. lie is - years old, and was born
in the vicinity of Germantown avenue
and Second street. For the past sixteen
years he has been living with his moth
er in q neat and cozy little house III tho
rear OF lll6 Germantown avenue, Phila-
delphia. Everybody knows steve"
neighborbood of his home. He IL uni
versaliy liked, and up TO within n few
years ago could always be seen wherey-
er thcre was any fun going on. lfe IL
very industrious and has been working
for Ring 4 Brother, at their woolen
Philadelphia, for IA number Of years. He
has three brothers and one little sister. :.
About eight years ago his father died
| and, as he was the Oldest child the care VI
! tile house fell upon stephens shoulders.
| lie was equal to the task and right man.
fully and cheerfully did ne respond. and
up to two years ago hc .experienceo
! good health when suddenly he was ut
tackled with O numbncss In his stomach
and pains In his head which coinpellet
him to quit work for several days ut {
| time,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

On Thursday svsains next several
wrcstllng matches vii iake piscs at The
club house Of the Athletic Club OF the
Sohnylkiil Navy. 81 PhllsdsIphia, In
which several membsrp Of The Athletic
Club Of this city Will take part.
John Y. Ooopef will wrsstls J, B.
Reilly. the champion amateur bantum
weight, and W. =. 6posrl will wrsstis J.
Knox Hyslop. Ans}her match has bsen
arranged bstween Johp 9. Spqerl snd O.
:. Powell wbe wfestlcd Atihs Warren
Club'a Opera Aoosa exhibition, when
Powell threw epoerl.
4 gold medal will y awarded the VIC
tos IN each couta.t and the participants
from this city util - aceonpanisd BY .
Club. ~ q,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
s1475. $14D. $14.75.
n4D. $14.75. $14.75.

Look in our big show window and see these grand .r
ments come inside stote examine them WELL and Suv
whether you want to wear it carry It over till net
winter and on some Of them you will gain SIsss on some q
nem SI325 on some OF them SIo2s; almost every case
enough saved to buy suit of clothes. -
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Powell has on bis ssall In the Third
etfset market irsah shad, shespshsad,
haiibut eodash. haddock, aouudsrs, lake
sssa sIs osss Cs's' a.. pike and .., Gs 2. tara
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
The National Capital.

The City Of Washington 10 IN object
o. perennial interest 70 all patriotic
Aaericsns. Not alone because Il IL Tho
srras thIobblng heart Of the mightsst
aad kfandsst Republic the earth has ever
known, but also on account Oi ~ ma
terial magniiieence. All Americans take
PRIDE In its beautiful avenues, majestic
architecture, stately homes, and we'll
stored galla ries and museums % tbings
oi grandeur and beauty In themselves
apart from tho historic ip,ersst with
which they are invested. 1t 10 . hope
and aspiration OF all ''youSo AMERICA"
At least, to some time or other visit the
capital OF bis country.
The baltimore aud Ohio r. n. offers
unequaied facilities 10 aid Of tbs desire.
All it through trains between New York
Philadslphia, and Baltimore on the east,
and Pittsburg, Cincinnati, st. Louis and
chicago on the west, pass through WASH
ipgson. Its Fast expTess trains arc yesti-
buled from end to end and heated with
steam. Pullman's latest and best pro-
ductons ip the way ofsumptuous Draw
Room sleeping Cara are attached 70 all
IL through trains. The pr, sent manage
ment Of the b. 4 o., have inade vast I'm
provements IN the last two yssrs, and the
road Is to.tisy one Of the foremost pes.
tepksr carrying linss In the country.
TnrouEh tickets via II. s. o. X. X. car
BE- procured at sll the principal ticke,
oflises throughout the United States.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Saws money and 60 70 The northeast
corner Third aud King streets for your
GrocerieA Ce6ses roasted frssh every
weak and sosA q very low prices. 4
4 nne line Of Calif dried iruits aud psg
Turkey prunes, I lbs. ibr ~ cents. The
20, so Apd 90 cent teas are the flnset
favored 10 be fpund for the money, olive
them trial. 0scsgs "A. Taylsr. north-
sast corner Third and King stresls.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Beacon Liehts'' was produced at the
Opera HouAe lAss sight. Thc same play
WAS seen here last season. Broadly
speaking, the place has been pulled
tugethsE aud q 10 accordingly more
direct aud compact 10 action. Some OF
the monfes hAve IKE n ise boen strengths
eacd. The pftneipals oil ,hs cast are the
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Il d reported that the wllminkton Base
Ball Club has been offered Is, go by the
Chicago Club % release Pitcher lawson.
and that he ofisr has bsen accepted. IL
b said that the rumor = vouched tsr by
directos and denied By the president Of
the clu,.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

CnIcAao, Ills., Feb. 2t.--Ovsr 100
leading citizens of tAis city len for
Washisston to-day 70 work ior The
intsrssts Of that city IN connection with
the Worlds Fair. In addition to the
special delegation Of 100 q sslectsd by
the Mayor and his com mistss, genersl
invifatlon hAs bsen sxtsndsd 70 Ali public
spirited cit!xsns Of Chicago ssio no
along" The train will consist Of Pull.
Aae yestibule saru, provided with al
modern eonvsnieaeas.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

When your ehild h,s bssn attached
wieh dierfhWs, cclic Or stomach dis
cedsse, do Aos delay the nae ol Ds. Bull's
Baby Syrup 90 instant
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

were annoying you, but be insists on
keeping Il mr. have no more 70 say"
"rhsnk you," seii kr. Doushsrtys
aud the wordy war closed.
Collector Mckee. stliI not having ~
turned with an officer, Mr.. Hsrsey Ian
aud hurried down. 10 his 0iIlce, a. bid
work had bsen partially neglected BY BIZ
proloneet "bsonce:
e.M. MAN, 10 =; s;n 0s. ne. NJ. .ssc n.
Kss had issus- VCo, Mr. Her
sey's arrest. Ats, fss, III with
hss work be wsnt up to ,..- sion
10 see II the report wss true. Dut Wal
Informtd that Mr.. Mckee, inatead oi
getting ont q warrant, WAS laughed into
. good humor. A few minutes after
wAids Mr.. Mckee and Mr.. Hersey net
twics ON Market street. and each timl
passed friendly and pleasant salutations
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Tha ...~ .t..u -..s. x-s.- - a. ~
" Gnmscn % ~ s'.w ..,r svs1 - sns y. a; q;
suc,oss y; =: Williams deserve: . great
Sass.s.,N Srs =. c.ca.. 70. @ sn @manseeMens OF sne
snM.ss,nmsn. .nn. uuae! sue" saverse cir-
sumss..cess ...as'.s.. s'cLness ~ aug oes.n nasing
svs,'ssu H." hs.s 'ns .no'r ~. sos.ta. o.ners
s.om lk osuk prso.S ous oosplee snn Tue
g,9nss ,..S .nI scaaS rs.S .Si Ss.oa WIZ sooa,
s'sea snu iennsa euoience. Ine Howard
Scnool .ss wel. represented. lnero oelng
os wcs,h. ss =, n"n,,opp pe,Sn s us. o"a xv, ,noss
ru.S = rs.n...s.s a M"s u.on'
n".h ~ W u' ua'p SAsy'
n's. ns.o ~ 'y. ~. sv' Ss, D. ,Sy' nu.ey' sT'
". ,rat u.ov. W. ~ ~" ~ , c.no1s'
..snls,.r,. & .snai,nos. ns.., Isle ~ SaA2HS 21
~, 4o'u.s D.ssa a. oIo0Iis,
VIZ "a aeep oaas voice., and With
Is,,ng w make good singer But
~. ~ M'sts.e ia gettinG httle out OF
pNen sn" not hasinx NE mu'ic properly
sa.anE,a ms 800 would have been .
comp'sae :1ccsss,
~, n. H. 3. Nnsht nee1s no COM
nenunuon, ,.M s. Al VINO nave neArd him
80 :" y" cuo' Y. wilmington
Ses' NJ. sngers, ootn ~ SOLO and chorus.
nn JoIy laugn anu professor 1t home
"ers .euas.so with marked ability:
| Iao select feaaing, by NJ. NJ. J. AM
uerson were rendered WITH . monotony
'na' showsa dcncient eiocuti0nary trsln-
ing. w niIo the subject matter nj 4
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Celebrated Rhsumaslc Mixture never
falls % cure the wasst eases OF neurslgia
aed rhssmstisu: Try Y. Only 90. ~
bottle. Taylor = Fullerton. drugeises,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

A continental tea will be given to-mor.
row afternoon and evening ct Farsa's Ice
cream parlors BY the CkildIen's Band OF
the Homeopathic Hospital, The troceods
Of which viii b. used for the benefit Of
the children's bed In the hospital. This
bed, which has been supported by the
children ever since the hospital WIS
opened, has always had an occupant. 1t
Is the intention OF the children to make
IN effort 10 secure Sufficient fupds in the
near futuIe to build b childrsa's ward,
aud II there are any mere iunds received
Tomorrow than are Necessary f0r the
ch,ldren'a bed, they will be carefully
h,,so ~ lCr this purpose.
The tea Vim co.slenaa kaiol2sk and
continns until O'Clock, the visitors 6siIc
rece we'd by the children, Who will be
dressed In continental costume. Trsre
will be no charge made for admi, s,op,
and only moderate charges for lhs deli.
cacies served tho gu,ss. Al the conclu-
sion Of tie tea thers will bo a short
dance. for which moderate charge will
be made.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
A REALLY GREAT TREAT
A REALLY GREAT TREAT
A REALLY GREAT TREAH'

n the fompfa eci offering Of Heavy vescoa IL ne ~
our house; that hold al the season for S3o 1zS
Sz5 S22, $40 don't hold to them to get 6
price less per cent discount say come Tomorrow and
:2ke your choice of these fine Winter Overcoats for
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

De not forgat to step at No. Z East
Second street Aud gst nice cake for the
S2sd. We will have large supply On
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21
FOURTH AND sHlpLnx srs,

TNrELLIeENck orpls: l-ur :
e. 81! !, n s::s. sss: ss'.;' s;s
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Hasssas, robss and ubips at Perkins'.
40. lul Wcst Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Goal and wood, 1our and fssd. Lsh,sh
eeal, oehuylkiIl coal. Lss ooai. Al
Frsaisa = spsias Ard winssr wheat -four
nisneeota Bear 9uneAriAn flouv, Las
neIfs u barssle q half barrslx AL
klnde oi atll fssd q Mill psicsA Oak or
ans kindltug wood II b1ecks or splik
Careful drivese and 234o lbs. 70 The ton
guavaptsed. Onice, yasd and warshouss.
III Wet Front s,rsss. Tslsphoas 5o0.
l2-S-u
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

"a We cave her oastoriA
When she was Child.
She criod for castoria-
When sho became Miss,
She clnng TO oastosiA
Whsa shs had children,
~ ahs save them Casteria.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

Great Reductisa In wintsr underwear
q = 4 eaAnnou, SIS West eecond
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

I. W. 6ti1ham & Sen, suctionsers,
eold Iof y J Morrison, near OEletowP,
Del, on Ttutsdsy Sssrus sa s.y sots, ..
eo.ts, ylep. "a, ~; two yser-old colts,
eli0' sd mafss asl, SIs2, siso, ,slS7 y
hcess, Chris lana hey, 4al2. The sAte
VA we'll attended, but biddlr 6 very low.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

ssssss Cough Candy at Fsrgusoa's.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

We havs Just rsesivsd : large lot Of
noneys only la pee bon; brokeu honey.
-: pr pennd. mere1lth = Co., Third
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

We hsys spsedy and positive ca
70. iotUssss,h, DiPhtssns, e G..kss !. nc,a !,
snd Aeadache z eHiLOHse OATARRH
1kkkDY. A Nasal Injector lfes witt
ssch bottle ues II u you dssiFs- health
and sweat breath. Pricee - csBtA N. B
panforths wheaesale and retail agent,
9scond and Market stvssta wiiminGton.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-21

The great quantity OF waste matter to
be hourly and daily removed from the
system renders IL OF supreme importance
that the stomach and liver be kept In
perfect order. Laxaaor accompiishes
this: All druggists sell II at rs cents !
package.