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Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Cutlcuro Resosvont

The new Blood and skin Purther ana
purest aud be,t OF iiumor Remedies.
Internally, and turi CuKA, the
great Skin Care, AMI GurtCGHA
Soar. an exquisite SKIN Beautiher, external-
ly, speedily, permanently and economically y
cure every disease and humors oil the skin.
scalp, and blood with loss oil hair. whether
Itching. hurninG, sealy, ptmply, scroiuions,
Or hereditary. when MI other remed Go iaii.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cutieura. Soc
Soap, 25c.; resolvent, 81. Prepared by
tion, Boston,.
as-send Tor "IIow to Cure Skin Dis
| cases." Ga pages. 90 illustrations, anu l0I
| testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
William +. Marvel and wife of Phiia

William +. Marvel and wife Of Phila-
delphia are visiting their parents In this
city.
Mrs. N. R. Benson and her little
daught'r have returned 10 their home,
M. n0s West Filth street, after y week. .
visit to friencs at Clayton.
A. l.. Morrison has the contract for
driving plling at the canai bridge, whore
the railroad accident occurred last week.
Nj Mabel Thompson, OF Clayion,
is visiting friends IN Wilmington, CheS
ter aud PD'lsdelphia.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
The water Com mission.

At the weekly meeting of the Board OF
wnter Commissioners last evening tbs
weekly pay roll Of s52'24 was ordered
paid. also the monthly payroll Of e24l,-
"a. j. A. Hspdrickson was granted rer.
mission to lay water pipe on Cade street
1t hi. own oxpense. The balancs In
bank TO current e1penses was reported %
500, 1885; special, s0,a26.i3; total
SgO. SOL. rs,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

The proprietors of the Philadelphia
Press viii shortly erect another massive
building at the northeast corner oil Ghost
nut and Twelfth streets. The proprietors
OF the Evcning telegram Will also erect
. magnificent building, nine stories
high, At the northwest corner OF Elev
oath and Chestnut streets, which will
cost $500, 600.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Scott excursion leaves King st. wharf,
PIlilndeIphia Markets.

Winter bran, sl575 TO $40 per toni
bailcd hay. SO to Sl4 per ion;
rye straw, SIS. SO per ton; whea', 95 TO "
cts. per hushei; corn, Az to A. cts. pss
bushel; oats. quiet, 341s TO 80 cts. PSI
bushel; beef cattle, 3s4 to 5H cts. pei
pound; sheep, 394 to 5ss cts. Pc. pounu!
lamb, 50 to $3.50 per head; hogs, oA 70
6k cts. pnr pound; mich COWS. ~ 70
l6j; lat cows. 2s4 to 81; bol' gnA cows
- TO $l2 per head.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Drill Last Evening.

Last evening Troop B, under command
Of Captain Rice, hold fatigue drill on
Isnnsylvania avenue, in which thirty
nep, armed with carbInes, took part.
Ths regular meeting of the troop will
take place next Tuesday evening, at
which the officers Of the civic organiza-
lion will be elected.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Cured bv Cuticura

eauuot say enough In praise OF the Cutii
cura Remedies. nv b"y, when Que year .,
age, was 80 bal with eczema that lie lost all OF
his har. His rcaip was covered with evnp-
tiUns, which the doctors said was seAli head,
and that Ills hair wuuii never grow again.
DeGplirirS of y cure from plysicians, began
the use oi ihr Cuucura kemedits. and, ! am
happy to say, with the most perfect success.
His hair is now spisndid, aud there IL not =
piinplc on him. ! recolnmsnd the Cnucura
| krm-d,es to IN others as tbs most speedy, Eco.
lriaut. and chiiiren, and eel that every m otn-
or wi,o has nu aiiiicted child will thank NE for
| So doing. NIX, Al, Z. Wooi,Suh'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
EAST SIDE.

VIM. Greiuer. |. l.; Ben Gam. c.. II.
Kienle, .. r.; Ned Murine, lb,: Fred
Bourbon, 3D.. jim Thorutou, 2D.; Whit.
craft, D.; u. Ruth, T. t.; IL. Blouth, c. f.
substltutes--Andy Grotz, Chas. Fehren
lack, Joe Myefs, Puiiip iioherty, Buck
Crawford. Michael BaSey, jim Willie.
II. Mcclellan, d. Lee. G. Reynolds
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Fever aore 8 Years

Imust II Tend To you the thAnks OF one o
nay customers, who has bssn cured by using
the Cuticnra eemed es, oi an Old sore, caused
ago. He WAS so bad he WAS fearful he would
have % have his leg auinntsted. but Is happy
| to say he Is nov entirely well Sound ns q
dollar. He requests nv 10 use his name.
which Ia ". y. Czsnn, me srchAnt. John v.
Minor. druggist, GainesDOro, Tenn.
NJ have bten selling your CuticutA lteme-
| die. for years. and have the hrst complaint
set 10 receive fron purchaser. one oil tht
worst crues OF scrOiulA ever saw was cured
| by them. TAnLoK LOH'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Promotion. on The Ha,,road.

The following changes and promotions
have been male:
Robert L. Marshall, ASSISTANT road
fore man of engines OF the Maryland
division OF the p, w. Il D. railroad sy.-
tenn, has been appointed to succeed j.
n. Wallis, superintendent OF motive
power OF the p, W. & B. railroad sys-
ten, 10 take effect Juae l. Mr.. Waiii,
has been transferred to Altoona.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Temperance Meeting.

A temperance meeting, under the aus
pices OF the W. q. I. u. , will be he'd in
the hall st Marshallton on Thursday
evening tn, 29th int, at z o'clock.
Addresses will be made by Revs. j. d. q.
Hanna and Corktsn OF this city. All are
in lied to attend.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
The First Regular Meeting.

The nrst regular meeting OF the Boys
Guild, recently organized At Calvary +.
Z. Church, was held last evening at the
Fectory. There will be weekly meetings
held during the summer. Miss Emily
r. Crosier has besn chosen instructress.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
state OF ThermOlncSer
Illa " ant,lsr.

To morrow promises to be 'air and
rather warmer. Friday partly cloudy to
lair, with higher temperature aud south
erly Winds, indiesting showers IN diilsr.
cot locations.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Prolific Cow.

A COW belonging to Edwin U. Clou,. !.
OF franklin Township, Pa, gave 9iIiu
three calves few days ago, az OF ~n si,
arc alive and kicking and dong w." W..
The same COW gave birth to Two caIi
Two or three COWS of that KIND ~o"N
soon constitute large dairy.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Rare Auction Sale.

A rich collection Of genuine Turkish
end Persian rugs, portiers and em.
Arosdsries, on exhibition at f26 Market
{trset, viii be sold at auction At and 8
telock p. m. to-day. W. A. Hukill,
tuetionsSr.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Fashionable Tailoring.

An extensive iuvoise Of fashionable
suitngs has been received by MI. James
Harding, merchant tailor, No. sl8 French
street. For . ueat- t-ntting, durable suit
Mr.. Harding cannot be excelled. 10 see
bis goods and styles aud learn his prices
canuot fail TO prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
RADAM'S
MlCROBE KILLER
Cures all Diseases.

After mysoif aud wife had used your MI
croDu Knier with great benefit, although !
nave not = iarthing's pecnniars Interest III
your remedy, unsolicited aud on my own re-
sp3nsibiiity, wrote to nearly forty OF those
whose certificates yon publish, embracing
cnt Impressions of WIN. Kadaiu's Microbe
Kiiler.N 1 am hsppy TO state the replies
we're not only isv JrRble hut enthusiastic.
Msuy OF the cures OF complicated diseases
almost surpass belief. Sine srely yOurs.
|. W. HAKNUM,
a53 lialsey atuet, ErOskiyn, N. y.
Hooks explaining hns microbes cause
| disease. and giving history OF the Mlcrobe
| Killer Hiyen away or u.aiica Tree 10 any al
| dress. Agents wanted ,sery where,
| Ag.nt for New Castle County, John y.
| Wilhelm, Office -,6 West oecond street, VIII
| minxtou.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
s,ranhsrry Es.tirnl.

The Home Circle Of the Church OF the
Redsemsr will hold . strawberry festi-
val In the Smith Building, on Friday and
saturday EVENING", proceeds for the
bsps6t OF the church.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Latest Novelties

In wall paper and window shades, from
the lowest to best grades, at 9. W.
Evans & Co.. No. 200 West Second st.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Special Sale,

There ID now on exhibition ana ~"
the finest collection Of imported 1nfs'.,
Persian and oriental rugs and tarPe".s ~. h.
728 Market strert. ever offered iu W."
city. Special sale for one week only
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Anuc,oxennri,n nrAh-

ELKroN, Md. May 25.-Miss Mary
pnrlridse while waking un tho street
was stricken with heart failure ani died
In a few minutes In s'1re, who're she
was carried. She WAS daus ter Of the
lt. James Pa tr dye, a Riao laughter
of Colonel Henry Holiinsbwof,u, oi fcyo.
iulionary lame. she was ~ ye =. old.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
WEST SIDE.

Town.ley. c.; Burke, r.; Cole, .. g.;
3b.; w. Shields, l. T.; McCorm cx, c. l.;
Co,ingham, :. {. Substitutes y
Kennedy, u. Shields. Neil Mu'lin, d.
Mccormick, j. Mc0rath, j. Lacey, q.
Wal,her, Robt. Young, Pat Shannon, +.
| Kelley.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

Robert Netrick sod "a cows on Won,
day. on the DuPoRt arm, near Winter
thur. Christisna Hundfed, Ut price,
ran sipg ir. M SO to $50 per ts4d.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Not q Pimp,e on Baby

Baby ono yenr old. had with Eczema.
Hair NIL gone. Scalp covered with
erupiions. Cured by CuticurR. Hair
splcndiL and not pinpic on him.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

Heald & Co. wish all who desire 10
purchase \ lot Tor home to walt until
their sale on the l4th OF june.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

J. II. schafer, northeast corner OF
Fourth aud Poplar streets. oilers horse
and buggy for sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

Choice stsaks from home-!A More.
from IA to IS cents per pounu'
lands, No. 407 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Randanma Panar Hanging

at prices as low a. the lowest for nfs',
class work. Make your SELECTION an
have work done BY experienced worA,
men. Jones, No. 422 Market street.
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

The third and fourth hOors OF the
bull ling at Front aud Market streets.
with use OF hoisting apparatus. are offered
for rent.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
--latest ssyles.

4 complete assortu eat OF gentlemen's
GOLD and gold-plstsd watch chains and
lAarms at AillSrd r. DAvis', No. 9 East
SSsond street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Nov 10 Your Chance.

T, A. shanuon has just received fne
li,e ot grnis' flannel stirls at the low est
prices, sos West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
The Game To.Morrow.

The game OF base ball between the
East and West Sldo Licensed Liquor
Dealers will positively take place to-
morrow afternoon at l O'clock. at the
Union Street Park, aud the following
super extra players will take part:
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

Tor good, homs-rsised, JUICY beef
stsaks, 20 to Morslsnd's, No. 4o7 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
What ND You Say?

Yes, II you are looking for an ,n' u",5
ment or sood lot for . home, wAh wAh',,tnl
Hsald q Co. . psAilivs sale Of psATt ~.
lots on juno IA. hkALp ="
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

eco,t excursion Is to wo dland D''''
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
The Burial of Kemmler.

AUBURN, n. Aug. 9.-It was an unpre-
tentous funeral that occurred from the state
prison at an early hour Friday morning.
What the surgeon had left of VIM. Kemm-
Ter Was placed in plain pine coffin. The
coffin was then filled in with quicklime.
No clergyman was present and no word of
religious import was uttered. The family
of the dead murderer had failed TO claim
his body and it was to be inferred as the
law directs.
The same secrecy had been observed in
the preparations for the funeral that has
characterized the whole execution No
body was appraised of the hour of its oc-
currence, and the grave, which is in the
sixth row. the 2lst grave in the row, was
dug between dark and daylight, being
completed at four a. IN. II was at that
hour the coffin that contained the remains
was placed in the democrat wagon belong
ing to the prison. A convict drove it.
Keeper Miller sat on the seat, and that was
the extent of the procession. Driving rap
idly by a circuitous route, the wagon was
sent bowling TO the cemetery, mile from
the prison. Few noticed it and nobody
knew what it contained.
Arriving at the graveyard, which is a
neglected patch overrun with wild carrot,
and plague spot to the city, the wagon
was stopped, the men dismOunted, and
with the aid of two waiting grave diggers,
the coffin was placed in rough box and
lowered into its place. The grave diggers
began at once TO fill in the earth and be-
fore the people of the city had awakened to
the duties of the day, Kemmler had been
buried. In pursuance of the policy of
secrecy denial is made of the burial but
the newly made grave is there.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
DETROIT MARKETS.
Jobbing Prices.

TALLow-3h to &c per n.
sALT-In 10 Dbl lots 75c delivered
BEESwAX-Firm at 80 to 3Sc per n.
APPI.ES-New, firm at siC84 20 per Dbl.
EGGS Fresh, steady and good demand at l4,S to
i5c per Dozen
PEACHES-Q Quiet at IS a75c per peck basket.
CHEESE-Michigan full cream steady at 81 too per
n.
BEANs-City hand picked are duh at q scat IS per
bu.
HoNEY-Comb dull at 12Si3c and e1 tracted ut sa9c
per n.
HUcKLEBERRIEs- and good stock is selling
at % rs TO % % per bu.
ToMAToES-Fair supply in the market and sales are
made at % Per bu.
HAY-Du at % so for No, timothy, "a 90 for No. 2,
o. for No clover and u for No per ton in lots
BUTTER-stricty hrst-class dairy steady at i4ai5c.
l2GiSc for good. ahd i79isc for creamery per
PoCLTRY-Alve IL plentiful at the folio wing prices:
spring chickens ioaiic, fowls S@oci ducks, SCI
turkeys IOsIic per Pigeons easy at aoaaSc
pair.
PRovisIoSs-s Steady as follows New pork
N2ais a5 family. eli 7S@isi short clear si2CSis 25i
refined lard terces. Skes5xci kegs. eeeki con tubs.
JSs7c; smoked hams, iIsiiHc, Shoulders shoude ~,
Ila7<o, breakfat bacon. s to Sxc dried beef hams,
10Y TO lilo, extra beef. % 70 to Gi plate beef
z 80 TO "a rs.
HIDEs-Quoteda s follows Green CITY. 10, country.
ic, cured No l. SIC, No g. &c; calf No a. Co. No &c.
veal kip No. I, AGO. runners and No. 2f6e3s Sheep
skins 5ooai Is. as 10 quantity OF wool.
CoRN-No nou, nal, tac. No. 3. tsllc No. white
7hc.
oATs-No white. new, SIC old Ssc, No s sss<c.
wHEAT-yo. red. ssxc No. g. SIC; No. Il white sac
No. 2 white, at s5c, No. white, ~
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15

The Muskegon drive of logs, under $50
men, has reached Muskegon, and the men
declare the season a success.
Ulysses Pillard, an overworlSed brakeman
on the G. II. a. /. railroad, fell asleep on
the track near Walton Junction when sent
back to flag train Monday afternoon, and
was instantly killed by the train he was
seat 10 flag.
Benz Mcleod of Port Huron, has be-
gun suit against the Grand Trunk railroad
for damages for his son Donald who was
crushed between two cars he was coupling
last spring. The amount asked is $50 900,
and the bill alleges that the couplings were
defective.
Eva Pringle of Grand Rapids, visited
Muir last month, and lost her watch en-
route Last week she returned over the
same route when her greyhound suddenly
stopped and uttered loud yelp. Eva also
stopped, and found the dog pointing" on
the watch. She now calls him her watch
dog.
Otto Pagcl, years old, lost an eye Sat
urday by the careless handling of a bow
and arrow by friend; a 9-year-old lad
named Proux was fatally injured by falling
beneath the wheels of heavy truck, and a
son of G. G. Hall is liable TO become blind
from splinter flying into his eye All
live in Saginaw.
The Bay City masons struck Monday.
They were given the increase asked for,
but owing to the increased price of making
the castings, about half of them were laid
off, as the firm could not afford to sell the
castings at the old price, and the persons
for whom they were making them would
not pay the increase.
A terrible wind storm, followed by rain
and hail, visited Coldwater and vicinity
Monday. Just east of the city, fruit shade
ami ornamental trees were blown down,
fences leveled and f. Marshs brick dwell
ing house was partly demolished. The
heavy rain will be of incalculable value to
growing crops, which were suffering from
four weeks drought.
Judge Grove has decided that police
courts under the regular act of the legis-
lature have no right to sentence prisoners
TO the house of correction. This will re-
lease all the prisoners now in the house of
correction who have been sent there by the
police courts unless the case is taken to the
supreme court.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
A Sunday Riot.

New York, Aug. IA riot took place
Sunday afternoon in front of the head
quarters of the coatmakers at "a Allen
street. New York. Abraham and Joseph
Kaplin run "a livery stable at that number
on the first floor. On the floor above are
the headquarters. For some time past the
cloakmakers have annoyed the liverymen
by congregating on the sidewalk in front
of the stable and obstructing the entrance.
That afternoon Abraham ordered them
away. They not complying, he undertook
to enforce his demands, when the mob set
upon him. His brother came to his rescue
with men employed about the stable, and a
general fight was the result. The Kaplins,
with their employees, were driven into the
stable. Many were hurt on both sides.
Subsequently a man employed by the Kap-
Inns drove up in light wagon. The mob
at once set upon him, pulled him from the
wagon and beat him in a shocking manner
AT this iuncture the police arrived, and ar
rested 10 of the fighters.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
A Fr.,rant, I.ose-Colorcd Oil.

A Bowling Green iKy.) correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia IttaeS says:
"A well of mineral oil .sas Il scovereJ
near here yesterday by Ebcncser Cath.
cart. owner OF 4 truck garden. while
boring for water. 1t is so clear rs 10
be nearly transparent, of n beautiful
pale pink color. and. while entirely
odorless when cold. if heated highly
emits most delicious odo:. resembling
somewhat altar of roses. though more
delicate aud subtle. An experiment
was tried with n small quantity to test
it burning properties. wen ]. WIS
found to burn slowly but s;esllly, Civ
ing soft. clear. .amb,nt flame, she'd
ding faint resc-colo:e. liga:, and til.
inC tho air with a penetrating tx
GRANGE. When the oil was consume
ut tho bottom of tho vessel was found
deposit of a number IF hard, minute
particles, looking ike grains of Emo
stone-colorcd saEd, wnic1 ,Sploded on
being placed in wate', with ioercdiblc
violence whet t:.c I,Zc Of the particles
is taken INFO cons.de' st.3n. The oil
aad its p-cciriate are nos being care
fully analysed and experimental with
by the chemists Le-e, whose op.cion as
to their properties is Leios anxiousiy
waited for. for the beauty If III" light
the oil gives, its delicious periuaie.
and the highly explosive .uality OF
the prccipitatc lcit al seem 10 point
to "a discovery of immense value to the
scientific if not TO the commercial
world"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
Ton Don'ts for the Lady.

Don't let him sleep with an adult.
Don't ret him taste meat until hc is 2.
Don't change the milk you started
with.
Don't give him anything 10 ea, be.
tween meals.
Don't let him siccp with his lead un.
der cover.
Don't try to make him sleep II he 10
not sleepy.
Don't bathc him more than three
times a week.
Don't have clumsy sashcs OH tho back
of his dress.
Don't expose his eyes to the sun un-
less protected by peaked hat or veil.
Don't let him wear any garment that
is tight enough to bind hi, throat.
arms, waist, or wris.s.--k. u. World.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15

THE school census Of Chicago shows that
city TO have a population of 1,20S, 500.
This is 100, 900 more than the total OF the
government census. The school superin-
tendent says his census is more reliable,
because 1t was taken more carefully by ex-
perienced mon.
OTTo WEUsTIFF, young German
farmer was greatly disappointed because
his cousin, Miss Hulda Weustiff, would
not marry him. The last time she refused
him he tried TO murder her so that others
could not marry her. She will recover but
his suicide was very successful.
AN Auburn, Me-, business man was sur
prised the other day to see an old customer
come into his store and pay him bill,
with interest which was contracted 40
years ago, when he was doing business in
another town. 1t was a small BILL and the
one to whom it was due had forgotten all
about it.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-15
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

The deaths from cholera at Jeddah aver
ages 100 daily.
NORTH DAKOTA dc mocrats in convention
declare in favor of resubmitting the prohi-
btion question.
THE corner stone of the great Methodist
university at Ogden, Utah, was laid Tues
day. The college buildings will cost $500,
600, and the faculty will be the best OBJ
tainable.
f. p. ALLEN of Carroll county, Ia,
was arrested and fined $50 for violating
the liquor laws. He pleaded ''original
package" and said he was acting as clerk
for another man, who was the agent for an
out of the state firm.
A MULE team hitched to a wagon ran
away at Anna, H., the other day. The
wagon contained the family of farmer
named Castle Two daughters were
killed, the wife fatally injured, and the
farmer hurt 80 he will be cripple for life.
The employees of the Calumet & Hecla
smelling works at Lake Linden struck
Wednesday morning for an increase in pay.
Three of the ringleaders were arrested,
but soon released and the strike settled
by paying the men what they demanded.
Bough's circus was handled roughly al
Ishpeming Wednesday night. The adver-
tised free balloon ascension failed TO come
off, for the balloon wouldn't go up, and a
mob of sevcral thousand tore it into strips
and tore the tent TO pieces. They then
mobbed the circus people and looted every
thing in sight A small police force on the
ground found it impossible to stop the
mobbers. The circus hands escaped with
their lives and the clothes they had on.