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Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
The Fourth Victim.

Philip Brown. an Italian residing at
Fourth and Union streets, aud the
fourth victim OF the acid tank poisoning
at the Walton & Whsnn's phosphate
works, died yesterday morning from the
effects of inhaling the deadly fumes OF
the tank.
Shortly before Browns death Dr..
Henry W. Stout was called in. He
found Brown suffering extreme pain
about the chest and was very weak. He
had all the symptoms Of pneumonis aud
was treated Tor such. Shortly alter the
doctor left Brown died. DR.. Stout gave
q certificate of death from pneumonia,
and no inquest will be held over lis re-
mains. Uude.t.ker l.. w. Palmer took
charge OF his body and buried it yester
day afternoon.
| Very little hopes are entertained OF th'
recovery of Abraham Brown, anotEe
workman a: the works, is lying at hi
home on Gilard street In q critical condi
ton. DIR. John 2. Pyle his attending
physician. lie is in the same condition
as the other four were before their death
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
AnntI,cr Election Robbery,

WAsHiN,iroN, Jan. 10.-The Ed
Committee on Elections to day took
another West Virginia case, that oi Ja1
IL. McGinnis against John b. Adhered
the third district. General BIT Clair a
an argument for the contestant. TAs|
another case much like the one nd
,esterday In the fourth West VIA
district.
The returns of the election IS seri
the Governor of West Virginia glN]
majority OF thirty three votes for Meul
mis- to say nothing OF the largo nambsf
Illegal votes cast for Alders IN BN
Demo rats had some hope OF securing
majority in the house, and II the oos1
nors Of other States had been rs da v,
of law rs was tue Governor OF NeH Y
g!nia, they would have hadthai m.sM,'
lu disregard to the laws Of Nes' "
ginia, Governor Wilson refused ioll
the certificate to Mr.. Metilnth, '
awarded 1t to Mr.. Anderson, who WAS
elected on the face OF the returns. !
only excuse Tor this action WIS hsi ~
the returns vera sent to thc1i0Vup'
Alderson began proceedings in one o. :
county courts, contestine the Yallii.
the returns In that county nut n u.
nothing that the Governor had hpl'H'
10 DO with or to act upon.
The awarding Of tho certificate 70 !
dsrson was Denounced as boa
defiant piece OF political latcetN, aHI
nncquslled In the country, WIN
exception Of tho case that WA hrafi y
terday. =,
As the contestant had not iiepslei
brief ia rojoinder To the conses'~,
committee adjourned the case 'O'
dal 3, In order to give tine for piep4'''
Of tliat brief.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

The Rock Island Railroad Company
ANNOUNCED reductions In rates, to 90 into
effect yesterday. on all classes Of freight
to points west OF Topeka, Kan. Rates on
FIRST. class freight are reduced six cents
per hundred, second-class three cents,
fourth class six cents.
A snowplow attached to train on the
lntercolonial Railroad, near Jacquet, N.
b., left the track, yesterday morning, and
the locomotive overturning killed the
engineer aud fireman.
A boiler In the basement Of the John
Morris Stationery and Printing Co. s
building, Chicago, exploded yesterday
afternoon, causing $4,000 damage, and
injuring several persons.
An explosion Of natural gas occurred
at the Lucy Furnace, near fittsburg, yes
terday and Thomas Welsh wa, killed aud
five other workmen fatally burned.
The Kansas, Wyandotte and North
western Railway announce Its threaten
ed cut in passenger rates to two cents pei
mile, to take elect on the 10Th inst.
By the accidental discharge of a rcvol
yer which john Drake, of Homestead
Pa, was cleaning on Monday night
brakes mother was instantly killed.
Simon Kant, of ElmIrs, New York
limited suicide yesterday by takinI
lAudauum.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

The suhjoined god story comes from
Vermont: 1t has long been known that
there was more or less gold 10 the beds OF
brooks in Worcester, aud In the territory
between Montpelier and that town, The
existence of II has been brought TO pub
lie attention just now by a curious incl
dent. Clement Provost recently pur.
chased OF Michael Cory duck, one of q
flock that Mr.. Cory had raised on his
farm ''up tho Branch" In prepar ing
the bird for the oven the crop was broken,
and with the undigested food there
rolled out some particles Of gravel and
several pieces OF some substance that
shone. Mrs. Provost threw Tie mas in
the ire, but one Of the pieces chung to
the inner coating of the crop aud she
called the attention of her husband to it,
Her curiosity was excited, and a Clos,
examination disclosed the fact that tn,
lump, Which is about as large us tw,
double i shot. YVES nugget Of gold
| The muscular action of the crop of III,
duck had Worn the nugget perfectly
| ST. OQth
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
FOURTH EDITION


T. Elwood singley, residing with his
mother, No. 5l2 East Fourth street, died
this morning between 1 aud 8 o'clock OF
inflammation OF the brain, preceded by
an attack Of the prevailing influenza. He
took sick last Monday, and the attack
immediately affected the brain. DIR.
Willard Springer was called aud did all
In his power to alleviate his sutierings
and restore him 20 normal coalition.
On Thursday aud Friday he was in a
conscious state and high hopes were
entertained of his recovery. But last
evening he fell into relapse, and grew
worss until death released him from
suffering.
The news OF Mr.. Sinlley's death will
be received with sadness by large circle
OF friends to whom his social qualities
and genial disposition had eudeared him,
but by none Will his loss bs more severe.
ly felt than by Lis mother, to whom he
was ever atlectionate and kind. II wa
nothing strange for Mr.. sipgley to refer
TO the stroeg tilisl love hu bore to hi
mother in his conversations even upor
general topics.
Mr.. Singley WAS born In Chester
county and removed with his parents t,
this city when he was boy. He was II
bis So year when lie died. His irs
occupation was as TN errand boy 10
Joshua L. Head, then for John Wslr
wright and then for John II. Muhlhau
zen.
lie was then entered as n stu lent in I
Clarkson Tsylor's academy at Eight
and Violation streets, from which b
graduated in three years. After b
graduation he became a newsboy on IL
Delaware Railroad for about veal
when he entered as clerk, collector an
reporter on the Wilmington Daily Con
mercial, where he remained nine year
He wac then employed IN the same q
pacity on the Daily Gazettee publishe
by o. z. johnson, and remained thel
six ycars or until The pAper went into Il
hands Of Msssrs Bell IL Taylor, and r
maiued with these gentlemen some tin
Afterwards. OF late years his eyeeigl
failed him so much that h. could Ii
follow Journalism except at odd tim
when he worked Tor the REpt BLIcAH.
Mr.. Singley WAS the recipient Of qui
Anumber Of local offices conferred upt
bin, in all OF which be served with co
splcuous ability ard fidelity. He W
aid-de- camp, with the rank o, colont
under Governor Hall: assistant Clerk
City Council under William B. Hylan,
member OF the Board OF Education tw
years, and he was TWO years member
the Board OF Health, one OF which he "
president Of the board. Mr. Siugl
leaves mother aud two brothers
mourn his untimey death.
The funeral will be held on Mond.
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Intermept in Ii
Wilmington and Brsndywue cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

william NJ. Winston returned this
morning from his Christmas winter trip
TO Boston, New Bedford and other points
Ia Massachusetts,. Mr.. Winston, while
in Boston, looked in on the Legislature
in session and concluded that the mem
bers comprised very Intelligent body Of
men. Among other places he visited
was ,Fannil Hall. On Bunker Hill he
saw the plsee where Warren fell, oppo
site Concord street. A tablet bears The
inscription, "June Nth, l7i5," and 4
monument marks The spot where Pres
colt fell. 1t is inscribed li9l. Mr.
Winston takes his vacation every winter
aud goes east to drink In the inspiration
that fingers around the first battlefield
| OF the revelation.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

A correspondent complains OF want OF
light over Third street bridge. Formerly
q chance lamp was occasionally ext'n-
guishel, but now lie says the whole
suburb is enveloped III darkness 10y the
failure OF the electric lights that have
been adopted within the past few weeks
1t is to BIS hoped that by little more
care the GAUGE vi the complaints will be
obyiatel, aud the citizens be furnished
from sunset 10 sunrise with as much light
as the public safety requires
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

PITTsBrBG, Jan. 10. In an interview
here 10 day I. kplisher Of Philadelphia
stated ina he Baltimore and ONO Kan.
road Oofpshy was about to Lulld an
sstarslve asst;oi- at Point Breeze fnila-
aclIhlA. The enterprise Will u, uHdcr.
nAsh in ee maine Of the Blu caer's Pro
Wsloh and Packing CHlAny, but Is
Igaiy a baltim re and OHIO venture, In
Nnaep 10 meet the competition OF similar
plpeu conducted At Philadaphi. IN the
1nterest oil he pennsylvania aul Phla.
faplila and Reading Railroads. slsusl.
teflr9 VIII be done there en- the whole.
NE c4l1 ior butchers, and, ty means o:
Hs macAiaes, cold storage afforded at all
Sehsuls.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Walter North, freight conductor on
tie Baltimore : Ohio RaiUad, vas
killed about 6 o'e3osk tais iuuru4a -
being thrown teueai-, train etIif
shifting cars, Which ran ever him, 'errl.
oily initiating L. and otAe. F,r's MI
his body Lie was extinct when lie wa,
gathered np. Coroner Glrnbl. being
notified took the remains 10 the f55r.1II
and su inquest vii be held over them 0p
MONDAY eVeaiug neat, The 4 ceu,rd
was 80 years CT age aud wa. snEis.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
ALhpi' rEError ,onrA>IoS

nfo new book hy Or. John II. nge
on ArN York al i -kHnul p4s=i.
'i9us1 lr'" tiittt pain j. nut urri'-s.t4E
III cIAtlb th# Bat suits from r5i5sf =,
"t@llA understood a5l ut, u'ue 1t
81 HHA plu.a= MAT my Woinll,t lut.=b,
CONT q IN thrt wltH1ut st.lttIu.s an
WW NANt"NeB II also tolls /, In
r' Gsefti..e and prevent morning si0lj fltg-~
ana til itgg pt'ar wis 3ittg.tt5us
peg aH'y II Is t42hly endorsed lsy
physician, ever where us thr wife
TINE private companion Cut this ml.
u VA a d" you glcitt pain alil pos jI,ly
your lilo. ocHh twu-Vcnt STAMP for ID.
sclIpttEG cilcalms, testimoaials, md
cnhiidetl'inl letter scat ~ sealed cIlvc
!upn Address FRANK THoMAsS D
Publishers Baltimore, Md
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
Ootp.
: For Gaia rrh. smoke Pine Needle Cigar

N,.. Anpie sparks. Seventh aud Ben
ne,t s,reeis. IA slmost we'll OF the grip.
oe,... Tnd,k. 4. nm ,ha .,ck list.
= T,. .'.s. -, 40, ,,.s,s n nm .ccount
ine Ivy. WI nv w
Vi Mo"ih'' ou""s .'"'
Miss ha,y Dsy Snu So"a 80,
70 W marie" y" AAo,'
The West Chester news says tney aIe
keeping aueke on 'he 'eo Po"u " WV"
chAnee 10 'lee'e'
There will be three or four wedaings
on cas- seventh S''e'' oe'o" ep'u'' '"''
m"hth'
heh's Is bigher lhan ever 'uis y0Ai anu
houses SCARCE
For Gore Throat, Catarrh aud Asthma,
smoke AiiAhs rine Neeuie o'es
We have large quantity OF holiday
goods lett over Ia odds and enas, such as
mcerlchaum sets, pipes, smokers. cigar
eascs, &c., &c, which We Will close ont
snth and Orange, aud No. Eat Third
street.
William I.cpp furnishes the meals for
the prisoners At the cav Hall at the rate
of giI crnts per meal.
The steamer Brunlyw,ue Ia now living
Al tho wharf of EIocL Moore. foo, Of
Fourth street
-. , ,. =. A.,
scow's. Fine oysters "a. 80 aud 4oc. her
Quart. Telephone $40.
~. ,,aon.. Nv N wu.o, 4. a..
railway n, lie Jackson a sharn Comnanv
for re,,,i,s
~, A.,
unni !. hav,na 80 AL, ,'n, tn hv a.. a..
IacLsan q shsr,, Tnnnany '"'
Joseph bcata mas opened an inteiii-
So e. -. " .'"e
lhonas .. hiley OF CentreyilIe, Chris-
'iaha liuhureu, ""nts SITUATION W TAKE
" 49,, - ,
inc Iouith grahd annual reception OF
,he browhton Library ASSOCIATION IS u
DC nela III tne insutute haii on Ned1es-
WY e'enisp, .eor"ssy O.. James y.
Natu Is oec,etary nnu N. J.. conway
.teasuler, rfo', Aiostts orehes.fs MAJ
Al AZ. On e"s's'u 'o' '"' o'''''''"' i'Ao''
w." ~ -
MISS VIC otefnng "i Newark msolourn
,ns MN hct SISTER Mts NJ - "eAfy, OIL
'no H's"ia"us' ......5
w. e. Henderson Is putting up hen
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
~ fspr.lisE ur 1tF.
Nt5st .SsitE#tt1 Ny, DID
IlYtt4f7fT.-.t


ion tic application nf Elizabeth
Aiaelt nlmlnis'lMtX OF John Adm.
laleo w llialngtnn Hundred in said
'ountYy dotsh.'d, II j. ordered and Ill.
''tsl ny the ~ fietal That the Admin.
l-thhtt1N aforesaid give notice %
SfhAitns Of letter al administration nm.
80 thr t7tat"7pi tlie decreased. with the
'lite oi srtptiur thereut hV causing nd.
N'flisnIiirniHfn posted " ithin fort;
dts nom lie dptt oi sUoh letter, in ii X
"i n mos pHhlic places OF the county
81 NV castle, lrquuing all persons
htNlHx d"uu,l. against I II .
',thte 10 Zrlv-eut tie same on
hhlt" By an Act nj N,ss1uhl,.
| "a IL cit-cmN,l mud provided td.,l ak,
| 'alt=c the sam tplie ii -tris5li witllih tlr
-shtr period in the bstiY= l:i.rruItl4N
| = heM -lrattd published ia " Wilmington
| l'"N, aNl t3i be continued Herein thrcr
| wccks tc,pd1
| - eaA"n underline Aandpmd seal
! LIS oi oiitrr al the Register. iforr.
| -- said. 1T Wilmington. IN New
| 'dsti" County, aforesaid, the daY and
| Year above " riitclf,
JOIN Is. BRADFORD, Register.
Nali' MI person, having clam,
! against the4 lnte al the deceased mus
| present Tue same duly ittttstrd Ia III,
| Aaiiani tiairiN, ga ur hHfarc Doe IL, ii
l'1 or alial' Tie Acl OF Assembly, ii
| 74tii t'.l 80 1t5a.lc aud prov idctl.
| lii Aiil=ill hl3i1f.N, Aaniu4tI =
Addrr~- W Wilmington Del. dl7.col5.w
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

A great discovery OF fossil footprints
has Just been male at Rosworth's quarry
iu Holyoke. Here is a clean surface OF
shale about 100 by 40 feet, on which art
seen about 200 tracks. Nearly all OF
them are In rows, the longest one con-
tanning II tracks Tbs tracks ara from
six to eight inches in leugib, and were
probably made by u reptile that, II 1t
had front feet. seldom usei them. This
is, without doubt, the largest unc9vering
of tracks since the days OF President
Hitchcock,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

One of tie siuplest AID readiest way.
Of looiening a rnstef screw, says Wool
and Iron, is TO apply heat 10 the head o,
the screw. A bar or rod OF iron hat "A
she end. II redeemed in the ire and an.
Piled for two or three Minutes 10 the hea
81 the rusty screw, will, as soon as 4
eeats the screw, render the latter's with,
arawal as easy by the screw ry,i
- y the screw had only recently been In.
serted. -
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Jimmie MeGinnis, . well ;know,ls 4
dealer, was found cead In his sIAp. =, y
East Liberty street, yesterday ailsl ,a'
by George Bradford, who oscuP IN
stable with him. A 3e-cslihfe te,', y
was found on his body. 'flmlnn !. \
about the oldest rag man In ON ei om I
was well-known by nearly every wuI.
and child. He swore of some ll,,. :,
and has been living rather ie,hp ~
life. Coroner Gamble will hold -
quest over the body on SUNDAY.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
Catarrh. Catarrhal Deafness-Hay Fever
A New HOME Treatment.

Christian Advocate. .....z..
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these disease are contagious, or that
they are due to the presence OF living
parasites 10 the lining membrane OF the
nose aud custodian tubes. Microscopic
research. however, has proved this to be
fact, and the result OF this discovery is
that simple remedy has boen iormu-
lated whereby cs'srrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permAneu,ly cured In
from one TO three simple applications
made at home by the patient once In two
weeks.
y. B.-This treatment 10 not snuh or
All ointment; 10th have been discarded
by reputable physicians as Injurious
A pamphlet explaining This new ,reat-
ment Is sent free ON receipt of stamp 10
pay postage, BY A. II. Dirou & Son, 1877
and aa9 IVES, King street, Toronto,
Canada
Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles
should carefully read the above.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
Buy our 25c. patent back suspendert.
Wyatt ~ Co, COB Market street.

The chief Justices Quotation.
More than oue correspondent has called
our attention to the fact that the aphor-
ism, 1T Is the duty Of the people TO sup
port the Government, and not OF the
Government to support the people, be-
longs to ex-PIesident Cleveland, and not
to Chief Justice Fuller, the latter having
quoted it and given the ex President the
credit. We thought that II had familiar
tone, aud now easily recognize in II the
sententious wisdom Of which President
Cleveland has given the county other
examples as we'll An amusing feature
In the case Is that some OF our contem-
porsries. who had never been able to
greet anything that came from Mr.. Cleve-
land except with u sneer, have received
this sentiment with ELUSIVE admiration.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

The Sydney Herald reports that during
= severe storm at Louth. South Austria
liz, "chunks OF ice az large rs cricket
balls fell TO the streets. The Court
House, Royal Hotel. Telegraph Hotel,
and all buildings covered with iron roofs,
were perforated by the falling hailstones.
num1sv OF dopa apd other auinsls
about the town were Killed during tue
storm. Great damage was done to win.
dow glass and vegetation. For several
dAys the mercury had been above 1000
In the shade.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

RcpsoNp, Va, Jan. lu.-A Stale
Senator says tonight that Vigginia's
treas ury lacks sll7 600 Of having cent
fp u, and that many OF the public school
Naeners OF the State have not been paid
fer services rendered last year An ex.
pert has been ca!led into service, and
suggests that tie best way to rli=e the
revenue OF ne sta,e IS to Increase tl..
aasessment ON land aud therebs r;,tse
tsxs. This move viii NEE, YIN tla
btttorest opposition flom the ceuI.l q
members oil tie Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
Halftie City Coughing

People with colds in all paris ~ y,oI7
city are sending to Filth anu M
stroeta for Fcll's Bronchial BALM, M
excellent article 10 gaining seiy
sale, simply on its merits, anu ,nm
placing all the patent cough s'''r
doubtful com position. % cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Elwood Webster will sell at public
sale at Hoekessn, on Thursday, the 18th
instant, 20 line Western horses, that are
calculated Tor driving and farm work.
All who wish to purchase should attend
the sale, as good bargains may be BE-
cured.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

DEATHS.
siNGl.Ef.--on the llth instant, T. Ell
wood sirgley, In the 5slll year OF his
ngs,
Relttivcs and frienh- nre r. specffnlty
invited to attend his funeral Iron his
lnte residence, No. 5l2 East Eourth strect.
ON Mnndny afternoon ut O'Clock.
West Chester papers please copy,
GLOW LH-on january II, 1870, James
McF. lower, aged IS ynafs.
Relatives and members Of Apollo
Castle. Il. q. H.. also Washington Castle,
NO, iieptnsophs. :. W NJ, ulc invited
10 attend the fnneIai services At his late
residence, Ne 3l7 East Ninth street, on
Tuesday evening, 18th inst, 1T 100
o,ci3ch. lntcrihent NJ Brandywine
Manor. chester County, Pa. The train
leaves the Wilmington 4 Northern Il. II.
station On " cdnesdny morning Al
O'Clock.
AT Rest ''
ihilalelrlia papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

Wednesday night, the north end OF the
organ factory being erected At Newark
was blown down and damaged TO the ex-
tent Of Two or three hundred dollars.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
IMPORTANT

= y - y l1lfS,
or NJ pEIS, -
" ,~ .uu, -
H.. 'Iis tiief con .tiHi4gMapty tir,lor
sust p. ~ crest pru,atps New \ a..
IAe snsr, hsN't Or Postal Note
A. tered Letters containing
currency
NEW HtsI EAS~S NTIU$ EANK,
New prieUG7. Lit,
ltT itttsr That The payment OF pfises "a
#p','. - iJur N1tl nal BANKS II nv
l,ans. and lne ueAets ARE . "a r. d.
!5=7 a. cd t,ti ',tati"u, #HlH Charter, 4
!-5s tr' fcengulh, TN the liz nest Unnrf .
~ fnf', hrNArs Of All h5lt,tI8u. or
'ug ginpus setfmes. "
a9ft dtllar IS H. pT.si' OF the smal,e.t unr,
SIS lion al a tiektt ls,HI=tZ h Haihn,y
lug. Anything al tr,.t in our name t,,y
80 th,'n II dolltr ls assindir.
dlaAs&..
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

The directors d the NgiIA.iug,an Cry
Electric Company VIII pr badly nee. On
MONDAY evening Lezt, when tic sent
annual dividend Of 3 PER cent will be
aecisred payable shout the ltth inst.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

AGENTS WANTED.

t4F ii,'" Or auy 5ailr.r Infnrms
y z =.Et 'ift@fa igzzsI, :, I'm uu,teH.4t.u ,.
tfzE -i' tx tn.t Fs5iir,4 e5 .itlI2Si ~,
any, sri mos mrci. HGrri api r..
v. - #5tt,'l 'lts4A Z va N'. a7suuN ~ NJ r
W. rlst7'lE ni,#eb1l ,'i nusflHZeUur lilf ,u.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

London Fire Assurance Corporation Ct
Hngi .'id. 1hos +. llanlou. resident
agent, No. . Eat Seventh street, VII
mlnston, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
pls,I.,liE >Oi;b1.1,

lnder SHIRTS aud drawers &c, a5c. :,
Que, ut W yatt AZ Co. SOB Ma .ket street
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

~ NNTED - BDARDER> IN pEI.
" Nato family, 81 atliplcy street.
dllyls
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
~ -
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FART II.
solo, selected Miss
a tiun, Poctical { uuits
FART H..

vocal solo, selected. Miss May Iersry
Recital ion, "Poctical fourtship."
VI .ss Nellie >triyhnW
Dialogue 80" NahiemHn in Disguise, g.
Anna scott. Flora Fem Maggie Hatf,
Frank y lundfeF, Lewis ThaHt z
son. Nillnrd .'4.gs, N4thur D.et-
pentcl- NJ. Ny Duvlh kHlr.#
Noeai solo, selrctea.- apr.t. II Marshall
Reading, selected ...........,..Nl ... Pyle
Flute solo, lic dc regiment
jLIncs r. Marshall
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
At CnaI

Try those excellent 60c. white s'"-
Wyatt & Co.. COS Market street,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
Lon SALE OR RENT.

ihal valuable property En1,yn a, tho Al.
lef Mn tliHat d twb#ilslrs we4i ui ttlayt.,n.
station on III De-. II, H., keut Ga. Icl.'
"iat1 lh- u 4 ihfln al i3I Arrua .. t!seail.n I
.abh hisnli inprpttsisn' 9tly prodi,ctiy,
~ ltN9.hld hr'l1hy pr nril tce 4 nd 4,
itu atl atttt mlit MT ft=t three SOM .
nitt, t'l'H run ! htHr AMI ..enes-afy ms.
ghl,tIl tFpeeiled h.ga a,.lhsIl fitfIIHss " heel
a., enl' .ra aud lall and u 70 orse.
,,,ata Nkihf- lhaloiipua hnlldim:E hith
70! lhrl' AM 49, L. M1l tie snid or ttu ri
- iatNely. lersHs ~ o ninoiatlng. Fr rnr.
In ifi1nte ei u. j, NIP lEy
"a 80 ne i-n-!lt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11
Louisiana State Lottery COMFY

Incorporated by the Legislature, Tor Elm
raunnti and Charitable purposes, and It's
lihhtlii1e nhNr pArt OF the present. tate Com
,tltuton, IN ls7l, rs an over whcnpiny upnu.
lar vote. y 80
Its Mammoth drawings tax q
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Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

4 literary entertainment was held In
Centrevile hall last night By the young
people c Lower Brandy Inc Presbyterian
Church. The hall WAS crowded., nOlwith-
standing the dark night and the muddy
roads, and the entertainment was much
enjoyed. The following was the pro-
gr2m: .. .
Daily Republican., 1890-01-11

VI ANTED-L DAIRY BY A CnNpF.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
Located In San antonio.

Doctors of the English staff of spe-
ciaIists have opened an office at the
Menger hotel, San Antonio. To es-
tablish a wide reputation they will
render their services to the sick free
of charge. They will not take any
case to treat without there Is moral
certainty of giving entire satisfaction.
Catarrh, nervous debility, dyspepsia,
diseases of the lungs, kidneys, liver,
skin, eye and ear, and all the various
forms of female complaints cured by
their new system of treatment. Lead
office, London, England; established
in 1870. l-l4-2t