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Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. u, ,--Com mission
,r Raum, it 'is bs!ieved, means to get rid
Of oyerJ official in his bureau who had
any connection with tho re-ratiDg OF PEN
slOpe. The refusal OF Henry A. Phillips,
chiei os 4 division, 10 res en- when re-
quested because his oensi N WAS re-
rated, win moi benefit hin any, as he
was dismissed to-day, and w. Ii. Rey-
nolis, oi Penn,yfsania, appointed to the
vacancy.
General Raum said to-day that he could
conceive oi no greater injustice to the old
veterans, thousands oil whose cases are
waiting adjudication, than that commit
ted by officials In the pension oilice IN
taking advantage OF their position to Sc
cure increases for themselves. He said
that too inuch leniency had already been
shown TO the officials who had been en-
gagged In this rerating business, and he
proposed to get rid oil them as soon as
po.eible.
Assistant General Shields Gnds diff
Guilty in arriving ut u conclusion on the
| question OF how best - recover the money
paid to rerated officials. A decision rem
dered about filty years ago made II neces
sary for theGovernmentt TO sue to recover
money paid BY error in such way, and
| to attempt 70 get this money back by In,
| ordinary methods Of collecting debt vii
probably be lar from effective. Som'
other way may yet be Ioand to reach the
matter.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
Shooting Mt Hsa,,,noor.

Owing 10 the heavy rain OF Monday the
regular weekly shooting at Healdlnoor
Rifie Range did not take place until yes.
terday afternoon. The afternoon turned
out very favorable so iGr as weather was
concerned, and come good shooting was
done. The following wore the scores
made:
Pistol Match, so yards, Standard Tar
get, OF hand-H. Simpson. 80. 80, s3; ..
H. Garmauy, 81, NJ, IS, W. II. johnson,
1s, 10. 76, rs, Is; J. W. Geyer, n. ~; Q.
Heinel, 81. 20, II; II. Garland, "a. 10;
O. Oliver, IS II, II.
Diamond State Match, 20 class--H.
simpson, ~, ~; II. Garlaud, %, 6s; W.
Ioansop, G6, IS; ii. Phillips, 6h, 6s; S.
Howard, 81, IS.
Wilmington Pistol Club, Friday night,
Standard Target reduced, lax yards--o.
+. Garmany, aG, 81, 81, Mis-. A. Euart
93; II. simpson. VI, SIS, 81; Mrs. q. on.
yer, 81; w. johnson, 81, 50, 80. 80; II
Garland, 81, 10, 76, "a: W. Floyd, 81, Is.
75; J. W. Geyer. ~, 6s: ii. I. Price, GS
66, 80, W. H. Hill, So, 40.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

TRENTON, Jan. 2l.-Chief Justice
Beasley sitting in the Mercer Court gave
the following charge to the grand jury
In reference TO the murder case;
"Gentlemen: There is but single
subject that 1t Is necessary for the court
to call your attention to at this time.
There has beoD, as you doubtless oil will
know, or have learned, an alleged mur-
der committed, which has excited great
deal OF attention. That matterls 70 come
before you, and 1t is the courts duty to
intiust yon to exercise great care, as the
responsibility does not now rest with the
Court: but you, gentlemen, are called
upon to act for the state. The Coroner's .
inquest has been looking Into the mat
ter, and has taken a great deal Of testi-
mony. They have not yet completed
their work. but you can have the beneft
of this and summon any Or all witnesses
TO appear before you.
The prosecutor has been active and
very diligent In this matter and-will be
OF great aid to you. Now all the Court
can say further Is that II you want any
assistance or wish to know any law point
you may call OH the Court and you will
get all the assistance you want"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

A brand new silver watch, full jeweled,
with American rovemeGts, VIII be
given away at the Philadelphia Rest
aurant, No. 116 Market street, Whining.
ton, Del. We now call the attention of
the public and our patrons to our extra
fried and raw oysters, which are the
richest and OF the best quality. Please
come aud try them and be convinced.
The new way Of serving our l5 cent
meals will surpass anything over at
tempted in Wilmington before. Renem-
Der, that with everything you purchase
at my place, you Will receive u ticket
with the amount stated thereon, and
when YOU have saved 81 worth OF these
ticket, they will ba exchanged for q
raflle ticket, whicn will entitle
you TO chance on n brand new
silver watch In perfect order. Lodgera
will also receive tickets. Call aud try
our l5-cent meals and our oysters. LodG-
Ing, single rooms, % cents. The rattle
will take place on Tuesday evening,
April /, At the Philadelphia Restaurant,
No. li5 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
remain tho public's servant, y. Cor
Don, Philadelphia Restaurant.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Tomorrow, Thursday evening, begin
ming at O'Clock aud continuing through
out the avening, Brandysine Nj, z. con-
gregation will Rive banqueting, social
and musical entertainment In their new
Sunday school chapel, which has been
erected at great persaaal liberality and
which 1t is very desirable to relieve oi
deb, prior to its dedication about the first
OF February. They promise good and
hearty supper with q variety Of many Of
tho best aud most desirable things to eat
st only 80 ccais for supper, entertain
ment and the who,e happy socable and
musical evening. There will be many d
them who will bc very sociabie, pleasant
and kind. The fIrst table is at Z o'clock
A very pleasant evening can be spcn
there and great good be done by lelpip.
the Sunday school. This congregation
has done nobly and this church Is worth.
OF the generous help Of the people. Go
do good and be happy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
Cured by Cuticura

If had known OF the CuTIoUIA REM
EniES twenty-eight years ago 1t would have
saved me sou. % 1.-TWO hundred do llarsl and
an Immense amount of suffering. Ny disease
tpsoriasisl commenced on my head in spot
not larger than cent. IL spread rapialy
all over my body and got under my nails.
1hc scales would drop on OF int all the time,
aud my suffering WAS EN- dless and without re-
lief. One thousand doiiara would not tempt
me to have this disease over again. an
poor man, hut feel rich to he relieved OF
what some OF the doctors said was leprosy,
.....,..... and sars apari!las over one
year AMI u half, but no cure. 1 went
to two CT three doctors and no cure. cannot
praise the CErIGlKA REMEDIES too much.
They hayr made my skin as clear and iree
from scales as baby's. All used OF them
were three boxes of fCgTIcURA, and three hot-
ties OF CurIcUEA HEsoLyEST, and two
cakes OF CFrlcuRA soar Ii y1u had been
here and said you would haye eureame for styl
yuu would have had the money. looked
like the picture in your book Of PSORIASIS pic-
ture number 2, '.Ifow TO cure skin Diseases''
but now am as clear as any person ever was.
Through force OF habit rub my hanhs over
my arms and legs to scratch once in a white.
but to no purpose. an all well. Iscratchea
twenty -oight years, and it got to be n kind OF
second nature TO me. thank You thousand
times.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

WAsuIN NoToS, IAN. 22.--1n the U. Y.
Senate yesterday bills were introduced
by Mr. Jones, OF Nevada, to discontinue
the coiuage Of three and one dollar god
pieces and three-cent nickel pleees; by
Mr.. Hale, to rcmunerate navy yard en-
ployes for time lost Ia consequence of
injuries received In the yards the Senate
Joint resolution for the removal OF the
Apache Indian prisoners to Fort Sully,
In the Indian territory, taken from The
calendar and passed. Senate Rdjnurcd.
In the House Oh motion OF Mr.. Chand-
Ter, OF Massachuat it's. the Worlds Fair
Committee was given leave 10 sit during
the sessions oi the hous,. Bills were In
troduced, under the cal OF States, by Mr..
Nc KcnDa, of California, TO discontinue
tie coiuage Of the one and three dollar
gold pieces and the nickel threo cen,
pieces; by Mr. Funston, Of Kansas, for q
commission TO Inquire to the causes ol
the present. agricultural depression; by
Mr.. Owen, OF Indiana, "to prohibit oh
| jectionnblo immigration and to encour
| ago desirable immigration. The OKLA
hons Town Site bill was considered IL
COMMITTEES Of tho Whole, pending whict
| tic House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

PORTLAND. Jan. Alan English syn
dlcate has bought the Portland Smelting
Works aud the Curtis ship-yard prop.
erty, and Lorenzo Taylor, one of the
principal owners. has gone to England to
complete the sae oil tile property, which
is TO be enlarged by the syndicate. They
also have bought a number OF mines of
zihe lead anu silver along the coast OF
orc Lero for smelling. The syndicate is
composed of practical miners who say
Maine ore is much richer than large
portion OF that worked probably in
&c jtland and England. The concern
represents great wealth, and its operations
aia expected TO benefit Portland largely.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
Protection of Cl,ii,lren.

The annual meeting -ef the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
was held yesterday AFTERNOON. The iol-
lowing officers were nsected: Willard
Hall Porter president; Samuel X. Smith
treasurer; William s. Hilles, secretary.
The vice presidents from each county
were reelected. Tle board Of managers
elected were as follows: Willard Hall
Nields, Mrs. Austin Harrington, N. r.
Benson, Miss ARnls scmple, Mi,s Mar
garet Hilles, Miss Alice Smith, Mrs. 4.
l.. Conant. s. X. Smith, Mrs. Il. 8. How
land, Mrs. w. II. Porter, Mrs. W. d.
Bush, the Rev. r. G. Littell. William
Candy, W. s. Hilles ard Mrs. Eliza
Mendinhall, George I. Brown, Esq, wat
elected attorney for the society.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
Tho Plymouth. Riot,

WILKEsBARRE, Jan. 2l.--Thsrc will
probably be no further trouble with the
law-defying Polanders In Plymouth.
The flushing touch was put OH their dis
conhture to-day, when Martin Wilks,
their leader and the man who is at the
DO tom OF the whole difficulty, was ar
rested and sent TO jail. 1t bad been in.
tended to bury the corpfes OF the two
children to day, and If this had teen
done tronbla might have arisen.
Father Burba WAS unab' e to be present
and the interment was postponed until
to morrow. The cemetery was deserted
all day, but the gates had BEN locked
and he keys were held by the PolaIde,s.
ln the afternoon Constable Dennis Gal
laKter, wltlt two assistants, went down
TO Plym auth and visited Martin Wilks'
saloon. Only r few people were there
and Wllks and three others who were
nctlyo in the troubles, John Paulowtkl,
Frank Lec2ewskl and Frank Machalski,
were arrested quietly and brought up tc
Alderman !.o01ey's office.
Charges were preferred against Wilks
o riot, colIs Tracy 10 murder and incitiul
TO murder, and on these charges he wat
held In S25,0o0 ball. Being unable tt
furnish tliis amount OF security he Wal
committed to jail. The others were sea
To Jail In default oil s., 600 bail on charg'
of riot.
Il Is now stated that an effort will b
| made to morrow TO retake possession o
the church aud parsonage, hut 1t wonlt
be hard to Say what the up'hot OF sucl
an attompt would be. 1t is not beiIevei
that any further attempt viii he made t
stop tho interment OF the tao children
which will be. made tomorrow ncrninr
| This AFTERNOON Uader;aker Moore, 0
| Plymouth, and Father Burba receive
threatening letters sigLed "rrGstoes O
fIymonth Polish Cemetery" Martii
| Wilks, Secretary. The one TO Mr.. Moor
potiiied him that II he attempted to bur
any one In the cemetery he would b
shot. Father Burba Was informed tina
II he sent any ore there to dig Q grave tn
man he seat would be buriod alive in tn
grave. The letters are regarded as mer
empty threats.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
Tho Fermentin i,nltngi,I.

LisuoS, Jan. 2l.-fha Commercial
Association has reso we'd to do It's utmost
u prevent or restrict all trade or cdn.
M rcial Intercourse with England. The
Inhabitants OF Se.utal, port Is miles
from here, iorcibty prevented Po.tu-
gnese merchant Of that place from ship
ping goods on All English steamer,
which therefore sailad without aay
cargo.
Many American, French and German
commercial tray dora arb here making
the most OF the opportunity afforded to
realuee British gesrs In hortligese mar
kets by goo1s IRON the countries they
repre-. nDt
Four thousand merchants OF this city
patadel tie streets last night shenting
"W ar to England y
The supporters ot the late government
are inveised at the dissolution OF tie
Gortos, hceuuse they are lhareby likely to
lose their seats. II is supposed this action
was iitended 10 euable the casiuet to
deal with England nuitttered by the
Cortes, and to secure a ina, ,ofity during
the tide OF popularity.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

ton last evening, from Z O'Clock until
q ter nine. This second alarm was struck
at 7.2i o'clock from box No.Y at Seventh
street and Railroad avenue.
The effect OF four slarms sounded,
although Two OF them were bogus, and
two brilliant conllagrations, the ono on
tho eastern and the other on the western
Wow, aud the whole fre department
laundering through the streets, called
ont many thousands oil people. These
In fact rushed along the street, stood IN
crowds upon the hrows Of hills, while
many took TO their housc-tops. AS the
bright Hight of tho fire disel0sed tbese
scenes to view they afforded ali interest
lug spectacle.
The burned match factory was located
considerably In the rear Of the Jackson
" Shafp Company's lumber yard, aud go
separated from ali other property that
the fire department saw thsre Was 70
danger Of the fire spreading, while mud,
bitches and marsh rendered II reasonably
impossible for the tire eneinfs TO reach
the premises. The location can be seen oa
the western side OF the Christiaua short
distance from the banks. The crowd
generally did not choose TO wade through
the mud TO the fire.
Az tbe tltne pi TINS eoc0n1 alarm tne
fire department, so far out In the north
western section Of tho city, bad learned
that the iirst fire was an iso,a ed building
where no water was cblainable and at a
distance of some tour or Il I've miles out of
town. The Washington truck, on the
road Mt Eighth aud Market streets, start
ed for the match factory fire, but did not
get ihere
The Friendship aud PLnn.x went 10
Eighth aud Lombard. Other fire. eneines
went rs Ear as Seventh ntreet and itail-
road ayenne, wi,crs tho hre-ssekiug crowd
mainly copgregaied. Some 20 employs
are thrown out oil work. The Insurance.
Is In out oi-town companies. The factory
had been In operation ior about two years.
A reporter of the DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
who saw hessrs. McCabe & Darragh al
their Office This morning, learned the fire
W s quite disappointment as they had
orders ahead tfom Philadelphia, Wash
inston, Newark, N. j., and Otter piaces
Whether their machinery Is all rendered
useless or not they cannot tell until aitei
mech AMI Al inspection.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

PITrsBuRd. Pa. Jan. 30. The U,su
line Convent property In thls place will
be advertised for sale in few days. The
purpose is to raise money with which TO
to pay the depose1 Superior, Mother Al
phonse, anu her adherents Sic, 900 each,
in accordance with decree from Rome.
Seven Ursuline sisters will receive the
award and return to France. The pro-
perty is valued at $500, 600. Archbishop
Ryan, OF Philadelphia, to whom the set
tlement oi the matter was delegated by
the Propaganda, arrived in Pittsburg on
Monday. After consultation with tho
attorneys on both sides and Bishop
Phelan It was decided to offer the property
for sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
West Virginia Contest.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i.--The House
Election Com mittee considered to-day
the case Of Smith against jackson, In
West Virginia. This is the case Ia which
the Republican who WAS elected to Con-
gress WAS deprived OF his seat in an out
rageous manner by the act Of the
Governor OF West Virginia, in changing
''two" into twelve" 50 as to give the
Democrats a slight majority on the face
of the retIrle.
The Democratic members of the com.
miitee are IN favor OF upholding the
action of the Governor of West Virginia,
and no decision WAS reached at to-dsy's
meeting Of the committee. twill further
consider the subject tomorrow, but it !.
pretty evident that the Democratic will
so to almost any length to retain the
seats which they now hold in the House
as result of such political burglary 81
that committed by the Governor OF Wes
| Virginia,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
Arre,ted for burglary.

DIrLsBURa, Jan. 2l.-Tho general
store Of Arnold and Blackford was en-
tered this morning, and goods to the
yalne OF nearly $500 stolen. When near
Carllaie portion Of the stolen goods
were secreted aud afterwards found.
Among the articles was tag, printed,
"Gooi for cents at Arnold and Black.
ford's store" Constable James, OF Car
Isle, followed up this clue, snd this
afternoon arrested hop-keeper named
Bowman, at Mt. Holly. A hearing was
held before a squire, aud Bowman was
taken to York to await trial.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22


January
sotli. Vim. NJ Chandler, F,irvihe, Pm.
s3rd. John y, Shlfpiess estate. Bran
dsMine lid.
81, II, i. Roberts. at his farm. COWS.
tebruury.
/. j. II Iipffccker. Newark,
9TH. A. III. Tyson, Chester, In,
9Th. Geo. A. Palmer, BrnndYwine HI.
l0,h J. u. neighton, pcne,tder Id.
18th J. H. liorn1y, Brandy lid
18TH. ". stafford, New Castle.
Eth. q. u. Everett, New Castle lid.
nth. Matthew Rylutt, israndywine Hid
2otli, 4. J Morrison, White Clay Greek
2ith. Fell * Leach Chrlstiann I'D.
Y. Ferdinand ,lanNier, fencadcr.
u }. Il. Hyatt, stanton.
March.
sd. ". II. Derricksou, Mill Creek I'D.
ID. Clark n Gro7c, NcM Castle Ild.
9Th. Geo. Foster, iirIn9lgwine HI.
5th. Il. Donahhe, Brandywine H..
tth. " u .,uodlcY, near smith Bridsc.
Gth. james Wright, ". e, c. lid.
10Th. Peoples n McElwce, Christ lid.
II. Fd aatd Hanks, Ghiistiana lid
18TH, u. l.. Wood, Ctristianu lid.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
A colorcd Mana knife and PISTOL

CARE MAY, Jan. 21.-Benjamin Obe-
kiah and Peter Massey, oolored men,
here, got into quarrel this afternoon
and Obekiah, being drunk, became angry
aud attempted to stab Massey with q
knife. To escape him Massey ran to the
Store of |. l. Woolson, 10 West Cape
May. Mr.. Woolson shut and locked the
door in time to prevent Obekiah, who
had closely followed, from entering. For
this the latter drew loaded revolver ON
Woolson, but was not suscessful In
firing It. Friends then pursuaded Obe-
kiah to depart, after which Mass ey
caused warrant to be issued for him,
but the officers have been unable to iind
him.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate o2i0 lbs. oil good clean
coal for a ton, and that Is what @e pro-
pose to give Tor the year OF 1890. Our
coal Is under cover and screened, under
oar own supervision. Kindling wood in
large ioads. Western oats a speciality,
baied hay and straw ty the ton. Yard,
LOG Maryland avenue. Telephone, 5i5.
Central Office, 7th and King streets.
Telephone 5s7. opeu 10 the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

LEBANON. Jan. 21.-J. W. Whitney, q
coiored man, quafreled with another
colored man, Harry Stanton, with
whom lie boarded at Bird Coleman Fur
naces Cornwall. He WAS brought to
this city this afternoon suffering from
seven razor cuts in his loft arm and
back, every cnt being to the bone. He
was very weak from loss of blood. The
difficulty occurred about a boarding. bill,
when Stanton made Gil attack with q
razor. Whitney is nov IN q critical con-
dition In the Good Samaritan Hospital
and Stanton has fled. A warrant chsrg
ing an assault with intent 10 kill has
been Issued.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

The new Blood and skin Purifier ana
Internally, and CurI GUEA N 9
soar. an exquisite Skin Beentifer, external-
ly, speedily. and permanently cure every
pimply, scrofuions and Hereditary diseases
sud humors of the skin, scalp and blood,
with loss OF hair, from piDples to scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, SOC;
Soap, 25c.; resolvent. 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
tion, Boston.
ASrSend for "IIow to Cure Skin DIS
cases." Ga pages, 90 illustrations, and lOt
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

The Farmers Mutnal Fire Insurance
Company, Of Mill Creek Hundred, has
made an ass ssment OF 10 cents on the
one thous and dollars to meet lesses and
the cost of q resurvey, fhe collectors
are w. A. Talley, Brsniyaine Hundred;
Howard Z. Flinn AMI Geo. W. Ely,
ChrlstiAna; John Bal and John W.
Denni.on, Mill Creek Hundred, Charles
Cannon, White Clay Creek.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
DIR. sinms' White pa,monic i,aisa,n.

The finest aud most perfect production
OF medical science ever offered the aillc.
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, Nc. II will positively prevent
tho infoads of consumption and preserve
your system against Its destroying pow
cr. Always reliable for coughs, hoarsa.
ness, loss OF voice, core throat, sc.
lcgnler prusgists sell 1t. Dc ut, Will
1ntn nton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

sAE FRAscIsco,J Jan. 2l.-The steamer
Oceanic with Miss Nellie BLY, among the
passengers, arrived here at $50 this
morning. Miss Bly, was taken oil In a
.gg as soon as the steamer reached tho
hartor, aud was taken nt once 10 Oak
Land. whero abe boarded special train
which was III waiting, and started on the
Overland journey via the Southern Pa
c.fic aud Atlantic and Pacific routes.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
Runnway sol,,,crs' Orphans Captured

WILLiAMspoRr. Jan. 2l.-Tllree run
aways IRON the Soldiers Orphan School,
at White Hall, near Harrisburg, were ar.
rested here to-day. They were William
Moulder. aged is. OF Delaware City;
George Clark, aged IA. of Reading, and
Max calehoof, aged l3, OF this city. They
said that they were going to snowshoe to
work in the mines. Moulder Gnd Clark
were taken back to White Hall this
evening In the custodY of an officer.
Calehoof is still here, and his friends will
enieaYor to have him rel q ed from tho
enhoGl. The boys said they were tired
OF the life they had hesn living, aud
wanted u change.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

New Yoas, Jan. 2i.-The steamship
City of Chester, which arrived from
to-day, reports q strange ex-
perience last Thursday. The a'etrlng
gear got out of order and the wind aud
waves swung the steamer around as II
she were oa pivot. A panic was nar-
fowly avertca. In few hours the break
in the steering gear was repaired and the
vessel proceeded,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

The Water Commission met IL regu.
lar session last night. ( registrar re-
ported balance IN bank at S42 1856 10,
divided as follows: Current expenses,
S3i, 306. 80; special expenses, s1l ,02s 80.
The weekly pay roll, amounting to to5S,
was approved and passed. The peti tion
of John Young for water pipe on HawlcJ
street, and A. b. McPher7 IN johnson FOL
water pipe on West Twenty fourth street
were referred to the chief engineer fol
report.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

ISpfASAroLIs, Ind, Jan. ALA col
ored man jumped on the front platform
of a South Side street car last night,
fatally ST. bbed Morris Parry, the driver,
and escaped with the money box before
the passengers know that anything un-
usual had happened.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Leave, behind n Troublesome cough.
Nothing better for this than Canada Pine
Cough Syrup. Keep bottle close at
hand and take enough to moisten the
throat occasionally. 20 cents ut all
drug stores.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

III your clo,k has the la grippe and
won't 90, and wlsh it put in good running
order, send postal and 1t will be called
for, returned, and no extra charge made.
Fri L. Barton, jewelier, No. ~ Easi
seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

ID. A. Powell. Nos. 308 and go Madison
street, has lake pike, lake shad, white
fish, founders, trout, green pike, Goldfish.
haddock, etc. Oysters by tho quart or
bushel. Delivered Tree Of charge TO all
parts OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Coal and wood, ao,ir and feed, Lehtgh
coal, sehuylkill coal, Lee cosl All
grades OF spring and winter wheat -four
Minneso.a flour, Hungarian flour, Leafs
flour, In barrels or half barrels. All
kind. oil mill feed at mill prices. Oak or
pine kindling wood In blocks or split.
guaranteed Office, yard and warehouse,
8i7 West Frent street. Telephone 500.
12-3.H
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Cold winter la very near to us. Fill up
your cool bins, with tho host of coal,
which can be had from GRO. W. BUSH &
Sons, French street warf.