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Daily Republican., 1890-02-27
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HARRISBURG, Feb. a6. Tho police ars
looking ior man whose maaia 4 setting
dre 70 chuFcbes. Ten days ako be- tried
70 burn che Memorial Unitsd Brethren
Church and tho Fourth Street Bethel.
II vas subsequently, sseertainsd that be
endeavored 10 eajR access to the First
lutheran Church, but failing TO do 90 hs
left ON tho church steps lamp nlled
with coal oil that he had stolon IRON the
Bethel
Early tbs morning hs succeeded 10
friog the Salem Reformed Church, ct
Third and Chestnut, one Of the oldest
properties 10 the city. The furniture
was piled against the partitions In the
lecture room and nred, and the pulpit
chair In the N ain auditorium was set on
dre. rortunstsly the flames we're seen
and the destruction Of the building pre-
vented.
Il Is supposed that he used chemicals,
- no matches have been discovered. The
church peopte are very much alarmed
and are guarding their tropsrty closely.
A double fcrce Of wAtchmcn has been
put In the churches, and will ba kept
there day and night. The audseity oe
the hsehpG vas apparsns In his thrss
hrat attsnpts 70 0fsprOpsrty, all Of thsnl
In the early evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

RED LAKE, Mimi, Feb. 27.-Deputy
United Siates MArshal Campbell, who
went from this place with . posse Of
Iudian police to Investigate the reported
timber steal iu the vicinity OF Ralrfy
Lake, has returned to White Earth. He
reports that the banks ci the streams
emptyinx into Rainy Lake have been
stripped by thieves Of all the marketable
pine and hard wood timber. Most OF the
depredators are Canadians who have
Indian wives belonging to the Rcd Lake
reservation. II 10 also alleged that iurl
nre bought from the Indians for whisky,
and that many young eIris are bartersd
away for . lew pints OF the vile stuff.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Ihc regular monthly meeting Of the
Trustees Of The Poor was held At che
elmshouss yesterday, with Chairman
Baldwin Secretary cooch and Messrs.
Nowland. 0asman. Lsckey, Chandler,
ssttsrnsld, Herbert, Mooney, Cloud and
Springer present.
Ths report Of the superintendent show
ed total Of 260 inmates, divided ~ fol-
lows: White men, 1888; white women,
69i white children, 10. Total white In.
mates. S23. Colored men. 10; colorsd
women. Ii; colored children, 8. Total
colored inmates. 81. Six OF the Inmates
died during tho last month.
The payroll amounting to o302 was
presented and allowed.
The bills Of T.. N. Lemon aud william
Chandler Of $50 each for cows purchased
BY Superintendent Guthrie we're allowed.
The COMMITTEES on BuiIdinRs were In
structed 10 examine the work perfcrme cd
By Contractor Joseph T. Willis in re-
moving the frame buildings OF the
smallpox hospital. and pay him e37a II Il
10 found satisfactory.
The committee OH inspecting the insti-
tuition, composed of Meesrs. GarmAn,
Lackey end Chandler, reported that
thsy iouad the buildipeI 10 good order
and the inmases soutebtod, comfortable
and happy.
The house ply ysician WAS Instructed "a
examine oil the inmates, and disohargt
those who are pbyncaliy able TO tax,
care Of themselves, and the superint tend.
ent WA authorised. 70 Nsisi all non
residents in getting to their homes, pro
vided the distance does not exceed Il
milcs.
CQpsidersbls trouble has been sx
per'onced IN the past by some Of the In
inatss who escaped to this city, or wer,
discharged, selling or pawning the'I
clothing. and with . view OF putting
stop TO Il nessrr. Mooney, Nowlsnd snt
Chandler were appointed 3 com mittse I.
consider the propr.sty oi adopting
uniform style Of clothing for the mall
inmates. The committse WA instructed
to secure samples and report at the nex
meeting OF tho board. II the uniform h
adopted each inmate upon entering vii
be furnished with = suit, which he vii
be obliged to exchange for his owl
clothing upon being discharged.
Superintendent Guthrie was instructed
TO dispose Of an unused water tank, uu,
to sdvertise for bids for removing th
old brick house at the south end OF th
aimshouse.
The Committse on Buillines WA au
thorizcd to have tho necessary pipes lai
for conducting water to the smallpo,
h.spital.
The chairman Of the Finance Commit
tee, DR.. Frank Springer, reported this
there would be . surplus Of fiom $500
to $40, 1000 at the cloee Of the presen
fiscal year. A the estimated coat {
uiaintaining the institution during th
coming year 10 about $4,000, the tru,
tecs will ask the Levy Court for bt
90, 600 or e22, 900 for 1890.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

HALIFAX, N. g.. Feb. 27.-The st..
Pierre, which arrived here yesterday, had
on board two shipwrecked crews from ST.
Pierre. They wsre Captain Frank
Stevens and II men Of the schooner
Wachusett, and Captain Harlan Eaton
and seven men of the schooner Agues.
Both vessels belonged 10 Gloucester. The
Wachusett was lost at Fell's Cove aud
the Agnes on vanqusro Island. The
former was bouud to the Banks from St.
Johns, where she had put in some time
before she was disabled, aud the latter
was Oh her way from Fortune Bay, with
frozen ht rriug.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

A contract has been signed between
tho .. & o. Railroad Company aud Goo.
ID. Watson, proprietor OF the Whining
ton Local Express and Transportation
Canpany to haul baggage and uausfer
passengers from all parts OF this city to
the Market street and Delaware Avenue
stations OF the company. All baggage
will be checked from the residence OF :he
"a, senger TO their destination.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

The grand chief and other officers Of
the Grand Castle Of Delaware, Kuigh,s
o. the Golden Eagle, will make the iol.
lowing ofiicial vista: Warwick Castle,
No. .. Thursday evening. February 27;
81 Georges Castle, No. ., February 2s;
Chosen Friends Castle, No. II, March s;
Cyrus Cast's. No. !, March 4; Ct. Johns
CCsss!s, no; March B.. Wilmlngtea
Uas'!s' y Ho. y March q; Apollo Castle,
8. March IL; Hockessiu Castle, No. is.
March l3; Humboldt Castle. No. Is.
March 81. The vista Will be nade a
O'Clock each sveu!ug.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

February.
asth. l.aac w.Lodgst Brandy line Hd.
sstb. J. a. Barr, - p. Second st., City.
18th. 9. W. McCauiy, real estate. Court
.sth. Jsstsr = Mcdaniel, horses, city.
March.
LIST. Roberts a Hannum, Chester. Pa.
lst. VIM J. Minncr, Bran iy wine Hd-
3d. w. II. Derrtckson. MIL Creek I'D.
srd, Estate Of J. X. Tailey, Brandywine
Cd. Clark 3 Grose. New Castle Hd.
3rd. II. Merrlck. Centre vile.
4th. Ieo. Foster Braraywins Hd.
ith. PasricI Haley, Chr( (stiai,S nd.
sth. I'LL JOHN DisEl. New Castle lid.
6th. Aaron Tyson. Chester pa.
9th. Thomas Campbell, Pencader I'D.
IN. L. y. Adair. furniture, city.
sS S Msrnar Chandler Snss ntsnay S.ns Hs a
sth. Mary Holden. kswpprt, Del.
sth. Joseph Tsiiey. Brandy vine HQ
10th. Elwood Bigger. Brandywine hd.
10th. PEOPLES q McElwee. Christ. Hd;
y. Edward Banks. Christiana Hd
i2th. J. i. Reyboid, Ksd Lion Hi.
l2th. II. I. Wood. Christiana I'D.
18th. Geo. ". Hiii. horses Media, Pa.
18th. Lattimer = Ayors, Chr1stinnA Hd.
18th. 4. w. Johnson near Elan Pa.
l!th. sheldon = Letbevman. Chrisk I'd.
s h. rfwis z Puss' essyse H..c.ss. serIsiana h. Ha
i5tli. Iical. Estate, Court House.
jSth: 3. 9. 1rown. llysry Twelfth and wash
18Th. W%: q, Hesssrsy, real estate. city
18th. W y MoGafr,. Christians I'D. =.
18th. weldin q Mctlteo Now Castle . HI
i.th. Wm. Mckay, Og5ea station, e.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27
Doing a Large Business.

James NJ. Barton, formerly proprietor
of the Novelty Theatre In this city, ID
now located in Baltimore and doing q
good business. When he left here be
secured the. Theatre Couique, at Bait
more and Frederick streets, and although
the place was pretty well run down when
he leased It he has succeeded In building
1t up and making 1t the loading variety
theatre in the Mon umental City. Mr..
Barton has also leased q theatre In Rich.
mond, Va, and is doing = good business
at both houses.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27
Let the Thing stop.
[coxMuRICArEp.l

The attack upon Siiss Fdwina B. Cruss
through the RsPUBLIoAH Of yestsrsiay.
y our opinion b uneallsd Tor. Miss
Cruss y mot the party that ID In question
nciore the tsaohtrs' committee, and We
tnink That her name ought to be kept out
OF u except where the tsaohers' commit
tee should bring 1t In. We do not think
u nproper atthis time that any reference
70 the case should be made through tho
papers. " does not help the cause any
70 do 90. Tho friends OF Justice and right
can SEQ the utility Of refralring from 40
allurion 70 the matter throuRh b the papers
until st least the committee shall have
made their report. [signedl
j. d. gTANsBERRY,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

I. W. stidhsm 4 Son, auctioueers,
sold at public sale for Wul. Mcbride, W..
Q. G. H., on W sdnesday, horses, tl4l:
unbroksn, sii9, Sio5. $500, SIS; ten
Inonths' colt, s75. Cows, ~, $40, eAl,
e3e. ESQ, e35, $40. so. e32, eis, $50, tls So
$50. Average ei2. 10 per head. Turkeys
i6c. per pound; chickens, 14c. per pound |;
pigs, e5; potatoes, soc. per bushel; corn,
45a. per bushel; oats. Ale. per bushel
hay, 1925 = ton. Farming u,ensils at
iair prices. Tho sA!s was largely a..
tended. and Purnai Lynch and Mr.sRoth-
well used their beat eaoin TO promote
their chances for tho Democratic nomina-
tIon for sheriff, while Mr.. Gould was
equally active among the Republicans
Mr.. KIRK was also on hand and sought to
improve his chances for the nomination
for Coroner,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

A couple Of wealthy gentlemen Of Phil
adelphis have purchased tho plot OF
ground at Broad aad Locust streets, in
that city, and intend TO erect . mammoth
hotel. The building with BE- oisht or ten
stories high, with front OF lt2 feet on
Broad street and 129 feet on Locust. 1t
will be constructed Of brick and granite.
and known - the Hotel Metropole.
Everything about the building will be
nrst-class in evory respect, and each
room will be supplied with electric bells.
electric lights and ali modern improve.
meats ssoo T6s c6s price psa 70, the ground
when completed, will net coat less than
g, ,OO0, 900.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

W. 7. Davis and 8. b. Noyer arc can
Wasting this sity with stsrescnpic views
oi the Disaster at Jobnslowp, aud are
meeting with great success. There are
33 Of these Views In = set, aud they COM
prise the finest, best and most comprs-
hensive history OF the sohnst0wn flood
that has yet been presented. Trey con-
vey better idea OF the fearful ravages
OF the vast mass Of water that rushed
upon the doomed town than can be oh.
tsined by reading, and as the greater
part Of them were taken by M. Meyer
Immediately alter the Hood, they are
true to life In every particular.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

The Legion of the Red Cross 10 rapidly
growing all over the country, and new
council will shortly BE- organized In this
city. This Is the cheapest cooperative
insurance association 10 existence, aud
pays u, 900 TO the benefoiaries OF each
member at his death. in addition to this
1t pays % >week benefits during sick
meas. and as the order 10 now rapidly
increasing 1t 10 probable that the amount
paid nt death will be increased ut an early
day to u. 500 or a.. 900. on an assessment
Of only 81 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis.,, Fe.. 27.-On
Tuesday night, when Mrs. ]. s. Doss
made irs in her kitchen stove, sn ex
plosion followed, which blew the stove
thfouah the ceiling. lerys.L L0ss WAS So
yersly burned, and the dapIn Of her littlc
girls car was ruptured. Her husband.
from whom sue d sepaFstad, is suspected
Of the;crime. IIa,ts ssid to have made
tWo previous sttcsnptp q the kind.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

The matter between Mrs Amelia Cartv
and myself concerning information that
wss brought to me BY the young mau
who engaged mo to bury his sister has
been amicably arranged between our.
selves and before witnesses. Tie iufor.
nation brought me by the young man
was incorrect aud false, and no one here
after need TO hesitate iu calling upon me
as an undertaken, or Mrs. Amelia Carly
as shrouder, as they will be pleased 10
serve all TO tho best Of their ability.
w. e. 0RIKTAGE, Undertaken.
No. los w. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

1ne enenpest hat house IN ehs city
uumtord Bros'. tOA Marx u utreeS
5rv sush's coal. vou viii like IL
Amsrlcsn Laundry. soa wessrrsnsu. .
Try bush's coal; you win surslyiixs..
Curpins and leeciiins, iss =. sscondst.
Fine isk. Rings Al Hanf's Is Z. 9TH strsss
Frank Hoop Smith, druggist sth aud King.
!, u you want cheap picture iramss 70 10 1,
=. bsuRh. HGi Wtst Second strcet. lhavs tha
Yourselves. ~
hss, ?ioAarket street. has the largest and
oheApest at0c OF hats, white shtrta under.
Hear oeck wear and hosiery In the ciIy. Calf
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Court T snme Mt 2.30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon with the Chief Justice aud
Judge Houston, on the beuch and imme-
distely after the opening, M. Constable
resumed hts argument iu opposItion 70
NJ. Massey's motion for non-suit Ha
spoke until after O'Clock and was fol.
lowed by Mr.. Bird who made brief but
benator Gray commenced the closing ar.
gumeut In favor Of the motion shortly
before 4 o'clock and continued until the
adjournment at 40 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Baggage master Frank Smith, of the
Newark and Pomeroy branch of the +.
w. & D. railroad met With painful ac-
cident at Pencader station yesterday. He
had stepped on the platform, and Just rs
the train commenced to move attempted
TO get on, when he missed bis footing
aud fell, dislocating his shoulder. He
was taken to Newark where he received
medical attention.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

The tenth annual reception Of company
r, N. g. d. will take place at the armory
on Monday evening March 10. The re-
ception will be followed BY banquet
but the arrangements for the latter are
not fully completed. The receptions
given by this company have always been
highly enjoyable, and the committee
having the matter In charge viii not
spare any pains TO make this equal II not
superior to any that have preceded It.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Manager Stevenson, OF the Whining
ton Club, has signed Jack Rafferty, an 1
Wilmer Black for bis Atlantic Associs.
tiou team. The former played third
base for the Zsnesville, Ohio, club, Of
the Tri S,ats League, last year, and has
great record ~ . hitter aud fielder.
Black 10 the well-known catcher o. the
Young America Club Of Philadelphia,
and has few superiors 10 his position. II
Is the frat time he has ever signed pro-
iessional contract, and Manager Steven
son 10 70 be congratulated upon securing
him.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

The i've hundred dollars donated by
Mira Sarah Bancroft to the Aged Ladies'
Homo is in addition to the donations that
have already been reported. The eramp's .
set by Mrs. Bancroft should be followed
by others, ne this 10 one Of the most dc.
scrving Institutions in this State. The
managers have recently made some im.
portant changes In The rules, ore OF
which 10 the abolition Of the annual st,-
pend the iriends Of each Of the inmates
were obliged TO pay.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Mullin 4 Son, the popular and WE'LL
known clothiers Of this city, are making
. speciality o-swr .nts. and have all kinds
and sizes for Hen, youths and boys down
to those years o.d. No one can fail
being suited 10 style, siss or quality. and
the price At which tbs lot 10 offered 10 .
genuine surprise 10 eustomsra Each
garment Is made aud trimmed equal TO
custom work, and thess who wish to
secure bargains should not permit this
opportunity 70 pass unimproved. Some
idea Of the price can be formed from the
fact that an agent Of . large mAnufac-
turing concern callsd on Mr.. Mullin .
few days aimee. expecting to sell him Z
large order of this kind OF eoods. Hs
WAS. however. surprised and taken com.
pletely aback when be atated his price,
by the hundred pair, to be iaformed that
the firm was retailing better goods at
less money per pair than he asked by the
quantity.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

The libel suit against tho Philade.p phia
Inquirer, bAssd on sn srticle written by
Its correspondent 10 this city reflect!na
on the family OF ths Rev. j. w. \.
Boothe. late OF the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, has been compromised.
II 10 understood that the Inquirer az
sumed all the costa and paid the plaintiff
q, 200. 1t 10 reported that DR.. Doothe
will bs in this city very shortly for the
purpose OF makiug arrangements to re-
move bis family TO Holyoke, Mass.
where he has accepted the pAsto.ate of q
thriving Baptist Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

It was reported on Tuesday evening
that Carl Specht would visit this city
yesterday, and large number Of those
who arc extremely anxious to see him
watched every incoming train at the r.,
w. 4 d. station, for the purpose of giv-
ing him a welcome. which It 10 probable
would not have been appreciated. 1t is
said that he contemplated visiting some
Of the newspaper offices for the purpose
of interviewing the reporters who have
published articles concerning him eince
his departure. AZ he did not come 1t is
probable hs chaueed bis miud, to the
great regret Of bis creditors.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

o. J. Hession is doing quite large
business at No. 8l7 West Front street in
coal, wood, four, feed, etc. He 10 polite
and accommodating aud Is satisfied with
q moderate proAt, Eoiuk on the principle
that that the "nimble sixpence is better
than the slow shilling" His increasing
trade and popularity 10 thus accounted
Tor. We commend his course 10 tho at.
tcntion Of our citizens - one VOL thy OF
Imitation.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27
nigh Recommendation.

Of DR.. 6imms' White Pulmonic Balsam.
Said . lady. 1t cured cases In ny family
which were marvellous cures. She Gays
II 10 the best lung medicioe ever made.
said q gentleman, 1t saved my wifo from
dying from consumption ten years ago
So We can give them right along Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
IN the grippe It 10 splendid. 50c. and ii.
Sold BY druggists. Depos Fourth and
King.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27
Char,iy BAH.

There will be charity ball given at the
Opera House on Tuesday evening, April
20. and those having the M after in charge
have elected the following officers 10
mako the arrangements: President. Will
lard Hall Porter, Ess.; Secretary, Mrs.
W. q. Knowles; Treasurer, E. T. Canby,
The price Of tickets will be nxed this
week, and committees appointed to ar
range all the details.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Supreme Recorder NJ. w. eackett, OF
Meadvil!e. Pa. will deliver q lecture
this evening before Wilmington Lodge,
No. 1, A. o. U. W. at the United Work.
mems Hall. Ninth and shipley streets.
His subject will be .'The A. o. U. W. the
Product OF Civilization" None but
members Of the order will be admitted,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

New YORK. Feb. 37.-The entire rub
ber buslness-importing and msnuiac-
turing branchss-has been formed into
Trust Company. Tho final arrangements
are to be completed here to-day. 1t 10
sam that the trust was formed because
Of the short supply OF rubber and the
consequent advance 10 prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

4 te,egra phie despatch from Johnny
.Brllsly, dated Buffalo, N. Y, WAS re-
ceived By etansbuEy Murray, Jr., No.
l0A East Front street. this morning, att
O'clock. stating that Joseph HApiey, Of
Wilmington and JAmss MITCHELL of
Philadelphia, had . nght last night In
the rooms Of tho Erie Athletic Club,
The stakes were $500 to tho winner and
800 70 the loser.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

The Ontario Government has intro.
dEced new license law, which provides
that NO liquor shall be sold to toys or
girls under lS yesfs Of age. and that NO
liquor shall be sold 10 . person under 81
yeArs Of aks II . totel-kespos receives
notice from tho pArsnts, guardian or
master of such pcfson forbidding such
sAlc. No liquor shall BE- sold BY any club
whatever without license. Bars ON
stsamboats are to BE- abolished, but the
bill does not preveu, the supplying ol
liquor at tab!es, or in any other manner
than over bar. The officers may de.
Information 10 punishable.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

All wool pants to order $500 up. Suite
e12. 2.00up, newest spring patterns; prompt
work aud satisfaction guaranteed. Liver.
pool aud London Merchant Tailors, 62l
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

VIII he sold At public sale, on the Latiusog
farm. near Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, March 18th, 1880,
the following deserIbee psrsonal propertys
Hight head of horses and colts:
No. !. Dark bay mare Kate, 7years Old.
No. 3 Back horse Captain, II yssrs old.
No. 9. Light bay mare jennie. years Old.
No. Q. Bay colt Elorrie. risihg years old.
No. 7. Bay colt eAdie, rising yeArs cid,
No. .. / black yesriinF colt.
Thirty head OF good miloh COWS; most Of
them In proat some springers and soFe
II proqt; Q head Of Eood young stssrA bulls.
sh oats aud full Chester white boar.
farm wagons 2 hay beds, side door milk
wagon, steel tooth horse rake field roller.
9 Iron age cultivators, 2 Syracuse plows. 1
on tn Bend plov, I twin harrow, spripG
harrow, l power or hand hay cutter, cofG
shelter, grain fan, wheelharrow.
Harness. y set Of single carriage har.
ness, 2 sets of wagon harness, 2 sets Of chain
plow harness, bridles, collars and hAlterA "a
cow chains and a lot OF sundrics not cnum4.
rated. Also 10 acres Of wheat In the ground.
Ealc to commence at IL O'Clock. in.. sharp.
Terms: All sums OF t25 and under, cash;
on all sums over S25 n credit Of mon ms viii
be given on the pnrchfs ser giving Q note witk
interest added and with appreved 2. carity.
VIM. J. Lank, auct 2-25-atw&3td
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

suv Improve the ch.nc,n
! Hive 1000 goods thI. week at the
'''u's night. No. N sos M.ss.s ,als ends as..s. on
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Four weeks ago WAS advised to have
you test my eyes, 40 had been unable to
read my newspaper for ten years. With
the spectacles which you furnished me
can read all the papers.
Yours truly, JAS. MACK.
10 Prot. N. We'll, scientific optician,
305 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Celsbrated Rheumatic Mixture never
falls to cure the worst cases OF neuralgia
and rhsumatism: Try It. Only 5oe. per
bottle. Taylor q Fullerton, druggists,
a02 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27
DUBLIC SALE.

L
The subscriber will sell at public sale, on the
premises. on the Concord Pike, about miies
FROM Wilmington. On
TUESDAY, MARCH 4Tn. 1890
at II O'Clock, NJ,
Two good horses, s good jersey cows, one
2-year old heller, bulls. shoats, a lot Of
chickens, market wagon. with tongue and
shafts. one 2-horse wagon. sleiah and bells,
good mower, l horse rake. plow, cultiyator
fan, hay cutter, corn shelter, 20 feet Of good
rope. feed chest, cow chains. single and dou-
lot OF bags, forks, rakes and hoes, clurn,
pans, bucket, butter worker, . good Reid's
creamery, vineger by the barrel, butter scales
and weights. Household Goods. good cook
stove, tables, bench table, lot of good car
pet, beds aud bedding, looking glasses. .
and many other articles not mentioned.
JOHN BERRY.
2-il-3td-wts'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Very much OF human misery and dis
tress 10 caused BY sickuesa Tho true
method 10 to prevent sickness. which eau
be safely and cheAply accom- plishsd By
the use Of Laxador. Price only 25 csnts.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

For bronchial affections, coughs, etc. +,
Browns BroIchiat Troches have proved
their efficacy BY test OF many years.
Price ~ cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27
A Nickel

Will give you IN PRODUCTION to the
pure and delicious Five Brothers Plug
Chewing Tobacco. Ask your dealer for
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Fer beauty, for comfort, for improve.
ment Of the complexion, uss only Pox-
zont's Powder; there u nothing equal
to 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27

Great Reduction In winter underwear
~ I. A. Shannon, 3i3 West Second
Daily Republican., 1890-02-27
%

for l2 cabinet photographs and one l6xso
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
802 Asrket street