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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-21

Gs)6n DINING-RooM AND KITCHEN; CEN
S0-Co. tral; junction cable-roadS- HEALEY.
lQOI Market 81 Ire
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-21

G5a0 PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST
10 UOU. class cash business in this city; kept by
present owner years; has trade in both city
country that clears average at least $3.50.
month over aud above all expenses; most thor
oueh investigation allowed: the duties Of the in
coming will be take the orders in the store,
etc party must be willing to devote his whole time
for hours per day to the business alone; no pre-
vfous experience required. Apply to Il KENNY,
- Rearny ST. nolI II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-21
: DREsSMAKERS.


FASHIONABLE SUITS FROM So SO; PERFECT
I fit. l715 LeavenwOrth St nOl9 3tf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-21

Q.SSAI PARTNER WANTED TO ATTEND
p u DOOb. to the plain Office duties in and
nected with OF the best livery and boarding
stables in the city, is positively clearing at least
300 per month over and above all expenses: there
is value or least Sill 900 in horses, Carriages
buggies, etc. of the present owners Is retiring
from business; must be man OF very steady habits
You can have trial OF this business until fully
isied before you buy. there is previous expert
enee required as IL viii not take month
for good to fully post himself on the business.
ADply 10 K KENNY. - Kearny ST. nol7 If
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-04
q prpll.ll,n ON ninrr. %.

Tho Sonato Of Caracas haJ ,atciy
passed y measure cn1bcdyisg tho tax
alton OF bachelors on tho ground that
they enjoy peculiar privileges forwhich
thcy mako no roturn. Tathcrs Of farai-
lice, cay tho Gonatc, cupport children
and promote tho moral perfection Of
society" All bachelors muct therefore
DO taxed according u their incomcs
and tho rovcnuo thuu derived chnll pro-
rnoto tho introducing OF othor peoploS
children into Vcnesuoln. Should such
Q Law pass tho American Scnato q bach
tlor would soon DO q 'srara Gvis.r
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-04

M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line Of samples as
has ever been ex
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
Of clothes made to-
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guara1l-
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-04
"A sort OF So, snn.n.

Aspccies OF sixth sense has Icon oh.
served in somc deaf pcoplc-that of tho
appreciation OF vibration In ono cnso
described, q woman who was SO deaf
that sho could hcar slightly with only
ono car was nbio to perceive light
blow on G table. or q footstep She do
scribed tho effect by gaylns. not that
Sbo could hear tho blow. bit that slo
could feel 1T. In another casc OF q
woman who wa entirely deaf. her at-
tontion could bo arrested Instantly by q
slighLbiow on tho floor or table. 70
slight that bystandcrr world not l.otico
IT, This faculty 10 cxplainea bs the CT.
forts Of naturo to oupply .co.aponsation
for lost facultY
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-04
SOME SAFE. STORIES.

AmuSing Incident, Connected with tho
SaFe-alaker'a llnsincss.
A Boston safc-mnkor reccntly coye 70
Courier reporter o fow amusing inci-
dents connected with his business.
Locks, OF course, will sometimes got
out OF order. and when o business man
can not lock his safe, or, worse got, can
not unlock it, no loses no timo in send
ing to headquarters for hclp
Not long ago wo received hurried
message from ono OF our customers,
whose safc door had suddenly refused
30 shut far onoxgh to allow tho bolts to
bo thrown. A workman hastencd to tho
establishment, and glancing about tho
entrance TO tho safc, noticed cont rcst-
ing on ono Of tho bottom fangos. IIo
picked it up, and tho door shut and
locked without any further trouble.
Tho bill for tho workman's timc was
probably largo enough to prevent repc-
tition OF tho occurrence.
In another case of tho Samo sort but
ton from lady's dress was found by tho
expert In ono of tho lower bolt holes.
Somo years ago wo delivered O now
snt OF vault doors for bank about two
hundred miles away. Just as tb hank
was ready to GO into its now quarters wo
had telegram to sond man at oncc.
Tho bolts OF tho outer door would not
throw far enough to lock it.
Our man startcd of forthwith. and
this is what hc found: Tho bank officers
had fitted board flooring into tho vesti-
bule OF tho vault, but had omitted to
borc holes In it to allow for tho throw OF
the bolts. An augcr and ton minutes
WORK. set cvery thing right, but thcy
madc thatpicco Of board rather expcn-
siyc luxury.
Our morning mail brought lottcr
from man throo hundred miles from
Boston. His safe could not bo opened,
and hc was in distressing plight.
Would wo send On expert ut onco?
Our man picked up his kit. took tho
next train, and arrived Mt tho custom
cr's Office tho next morning. Tho safc
proved to bc an old-fashioncd ono, with
q largo lsoy-lock.
"fherc," Said tho owncr. s'thorc is
tho safc. Tho lock has been working
hardcr and harder for weeks, and now I
am locked ont. must havo sornc of nv
documents Immediately Never mind
tho damage, but break into it in short
ordor."
Tho export tried tho kcy, but It re-
fused to work. Then no took small
wiro and picked out half thimblcful
of dirt and lint. uo tried it again. and
bcttcr-working lock was ncvcr sccn.
"llow much is your bilI2" asked tho
customcr.
Forty dollars.
"All right. That h perfectly salts.
factory, on ono condition. Docs any
ono in tho place know your business
herc?n
''No one"
"Vcry good. Got out by tho next
train and keep mum. I'd rather pay
hundred dollars than havo any OF my
friends know that sont to Boston for
o man to pick tho dirt out OF rny key"
b. ! Il 4. &. --a. .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-04
G. M. RIDDLE,
sURVE YOR
AND -
- CIVIL ENGINEER
-----o---

nEPUTY U. 81 LAND AND MINERAL
- Surveyor for Nevada, Mines laid out
and surve, ed for Patent. Land surveyed, ap.
plications, contracts, payments on land, and
appertaining TO taking up or holding land Of
the stats or Government attended to. shall
keep fully posted a. to sli lands taken up and
acant In the eastern % Of Nevada Add
dress Eiko, NsvSAsA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-04
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

one copy. ono year. IS o,
Ono copy. nix months. hs.......... :. O
For any period under six months. one dolla
par month. Payable in ndvance.
Delivered by carfier In Elko at 2b centS weeL
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-04
ADVERTISING RATES.

Wfri bo made ss low rs is oonsistent With
esna business principles. Apply at tho of
Ace fOr terms.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
RAND Transit to tho Sea.

lie aviDg Atlantic City every weekday
at 7.30 a. m., an S0-mlnute express VIA
tie Pennsylvania Railroad reaches
Philadelphia, Market strcet wharf, at
&. 20 q. IN. Tue train Is equipped with
parlor cars and commodious coaches,
aud its run enables the business man TO
reach his Office iu the city a. convent
ent hour, while IL also affords 10 cub
urban residents ihe opportunity OF taxing
carly morning traiNs for their homes.
The 800 p. IN. express heretofore leav'
ing Market street wharf Saturdays only
now leaves every week-day, and Is I
valuable addition to tie service, while
new fast Sunday evening train leave
Atlantic City at 0. As y. H.. aud arrive
in Philadelphia at ll.20 p. IN. Ther
never was = time when the Atlsnti
City service, at this stage Of the season
WAS so complete as that now presente
by the Pennsylvania lines. TIE seaso
lust about to open promises TO be o re
letter one Tor the seashore and a mt
NOR able one in tho matter OF improve
iacilit.es for those who travel.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Tie Opera House.

The following theatrical changes are
announced In the Evening Union OF AL
bany N. Y. "H. p. Soulier, who man
aged the Griewood Opera House, Troy,
Tor q number Of years and more recently
the Grand Opera House, Wilmington,
Del, will succeed ". ". II. Williamson
In the Albany house, Troy. Mr. Soulier
| is a theatrical man Of extensive acquslu
lance and wide experience. lie is DC.
servedly popular IN the profession and
has happy faculty OF making rieLdi
not enemies OF those with whom he ht.
business relations. The patrons of th,
house will find him ever courteous Ant
obliging. Mr.. Williamson, who leave
Albany, will manage Proctor's theatri
at Wilmington, next season. Mr.. VIII
hanson has bean iu Albany but year
and during that time has made man!
irien Is, Who will wish hiIn every suctes
upon Ills return to his former home."
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Tho Lass sad Rites.

The funeral of Hiram Dugsu, who Il
10 supposed came to his death BY foul
play, took place yesterday afternoon
from the residence Of his brother. No.
916 Bennett street. 1t wns attended by
Company 4, of which lie was meinber,
and large number Of his friends. The
religious services were conducted at the
house by the Rev. d. H. Corkran ol
Epworth N. Z. Church. Sergeant NJ.
Conuell, Corporal Robert Nell, Corporal
]. W. Doud, Private J. Henpessy, Private
p. Mclaughlin snd Private W. J.
Conner were pail bearers. The intermen'
was made Of Riyerview Cemetery will
| military honors.
While the company was returning
home Sergeant Connell Wila-aelzelSrRitl
a at, and it was Iofne time before he re-
covered.
The funeral of George W. Beckley, o,
old soldier, also took place yesterda,
afternoon from his late residence, No
| oil Broomo street, and was attended b.
a delegation from Smyth Post, No. ], g
A. H., headed by a tite aud drum corps
Tue interment was made In the Whining
ton and Brandy wine Cemetery, and th
services were conducted by the u. A. X
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Up with tho Flag.

Yesterday witnessed the raising OF
flag on another school house in this
city, making now the fifth school
house that has been supplied with
flags. Aside from the very pleasant
and profitable exercises attendant upon
the raising Of the tag on No. school
is the more lasting good it does by in
spring the hearts Of the school chill
dren with an increased feeling Of love
and respect for their country, their
homes and the flag that protects them.
The children who took part in the
raising of the flag yesterday, who
spoke go manly, sang SO sweetly and
shouted so Justify as the starry emblem
arose to the top OF the staff will never
forget the occasion as long as they
live, but will refer TO il as one of III,
hsppiest episodes of their childhood
life. Neither will the feeling OF lov,
aud reverence inspired by The occasion
ever lose its etiects, but whereve
these children In after lie may roam
and under whatever flag they may b
protected they will not forget the dea
old starry emblem OF liberty that wa
raised over No. A school yesterda
afternoon.
The flag raising business seems y
have gained such an impetus that
promises not TO stop until ever
schoo, house in the State is supple
with one. We sincerely hope that tn
may be the result. Everything
gained and nothing is lost by it. III
few dollars that il costs are nothil
compared to the love and yenerati,
Tor the flag II encourages in the min
OF the children. Let the flag raisir
business 60 on.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
CD, { Q,
Schedule IN cfrect May II. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL, AVE. DEPOT
EAaT HouNn


TRAINS LEAVE DEL AVE. DEPOT
East Bousn
Express traina
1908 q. M, > 40, IS ss, = q D. IN. 'o''
. New York, Sundays. s2i3, "7O5 a.
so r4iisesnIa u & g. wsss .s i. g. 90 - 81 81
10 81, I'll soa. IN; %. - 40, 8 100, 4 10, Is IS,
5 %, 45, ~ ~ $50. % os. lop m.
a. Fhiladeiphia, sundays, ssls. $50,
Ss slc 49, s 5 & q t. j. r d. ss Co. SO g. ioSe 60
p. IN.
Chester, week days ssIs, 90, G5o,
.19eT = 20, 71o, 80, .oe, % 5y, siosi, 70 q.
Z Chester, e rss' sundsys, p "a IN b. sa .7o,,
30, o5, II 20 .. m: loo, $40. $40, 4lO,
s5ss. -, 6Is, s72G, 10. ~ %, iOp . IN.
/. a atlantic an CITY, Y ~ n j., week days.
a. M, '2.40p. M.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, - 81 !. 10, "a a.
'i9S9s m. ~. 70, 2.Sl, IS 0s, 90. -s.Ui daily.
deiphia Division, 10. 60 4. M, daily.
rtht,,as:.rf; th,as:f; 'Ae9a: M; 's:os p. m. daily.
eisnsS 4 ana y ST. oa. p n d.'n d. NJ and
snsery sssosinoa.pon. TO a. IN. zs,
Landeab.rx' .eeommoastiou. week days,
o.0, 1870, Y. m.; p 81 ane 500 p. m. sunday
s'so u. m.;2 d and Ats .. IN.
TRAIEs LEAVE MAnksr srREEr srArr,s
For Philadelphia week days, $50, s.ss =, 20
| s.h, 'v+l, II 10. n. IN. le. ~, . 45, 3.& 300
~ p, Y: Sundays asa. nj ~. "a. Z. ~. i. J5
Tor Baltimore week days, s.sS,.s.u, 10. .5
l;ss .: M, 24s, 800 p. M. Sundays, al
BaltliEerc and principal stations on ph,ia,
alpha Division, 1915 .. M, daily, eacepl
For Landenbers and way stations. wee,
days $50, 1919. .. m. D. y, 90 D. mi Nm
days, s.26 a: IN, 2.4S aud 5.0J D. m, S"A
| chicago, q: 4. IA. daily, exceut Sundav
fntshurg, 100 y. ~. daily.
Cinchnatiand st. Louis sil 81. n. IN
daily except Sunday. - '''
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WHINING row
Daily "2t, 8 10, sslb. 0 50, 10 Is, sl1 a
q; M; y 20 noon. l 81, %, ~ 81. is5 Ok h
o3o' ls2, 10. 10 10, II 50 p. M.
DAILY. except Sunday, sB is. 735. "a
only s 30, II. IN. ~ ~ o"hua.
Telephone No. 100
viaany otheriiue. '"~a
a J.T. oDELI. CO.sCULL
Genr Manages. Gen 1Pass. ASs
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

WHEN we said yesterday that Rev.
Isaac N. Foreman was member of
Asbury M. Il. Church and started out
from that church TO preach, We did so
from the best Information we could
get 1t the time. We huuted up sew
eral persons who we thought knew
him well, but meme o., them were GER
lain TO what church he belonged.
Our own impression was that he
belonged to Asbury Nj. Il. Church
This difficulty could oil have been
obsiated BY some one OF the friends o
the deceased sending these points t.
the office and then no mistake coul(
have occurred. The REPuBLIcA,
office is much easier found than re
preventative OF that paper could find
person who could give the information
desired. We are pleased now TO stat
that the deceased minister was mem
ber of Scott NJ. L. Church, and startet
out from that church 10 preach III
gospel.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
FLAX and Giiliug Twinc.

The fax int lstrp Of the United
States was formerly large one and 1t
seems somewhat singular that the pe0
pie go soon should have given 1t up.
There are many who can still remem-
ber the time when nearly every farmer
had his fax patch, which afforded
endless parties for the young folks.
There were fax pullings, FAX beat
ings, that is beating The seed out; flax
spFeAdings, spreading 1t out on lawns
and meadows for the sun and rain 10
rot the stalk, and then came the gath.
ering again after about four weeks'
bleaching, followed by breakings,
scutchings, spinnings and weaving into
tow cloth and linens. This was. how
ever, before cotton was declared King
and seated itself upon the throne. We
Imagine that the FAX industry was losl
slght OF In . careless kind Of man
ner not 70 much through the country
not being fitted to the raising of fax
O. from II better adaptsbility 10 the
raising Of cotton that made less lab0I
and answered neaTly,ever purpose. fol
which fax had been used a. we'll
Flax raising has therefore become
more Of lost art than an improbable
one, and when the day for high wageI
came In this country under our pro-
tected industries there were many
other things that paid better than the
raising Of flax.
This, however, is no reason why
the fax industry should not be re-
vivid In this country. With the
cheapest Of Irish labor In Ireland thu
linen materials we use, including
gilling twine, are imported chcape
Than they could be raised here unde
our system Of labor. The tax on i'm
ported linen materials made from fla
by ihaGMcKinley bill is no Doubt
elimudkte the raising OF flax in thi
= country. where II has -bes6 and sti
can be raised by Our Farmers to goo
advantage. II may possibly for Tin
materially raise tho price of gi,lin
twine to fishermen, but when fla
raising is resumed as an sgricultur,
industry home competition as In otht
things will cheaper linen and twir
products in this country.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
10 ad ed up With
Clothing Better
Than you Ever
saw for The Money.

The Suits we ara selling |
for So and $40 aud bla
would sell in ordinary guam
titles all season round at $I2
and SIS, aud even $2o.
Good fitting. stylish-a|
surprise to ourselves as we'll
as buyers-we are asking
tor them about the price
storekeepe,s who don't
manufacture would have to
pay for such goods. We've
got q multitude to sell. Il
everybody came to-day who
wants just such Clothing
we'd sell q big roomlul Of
these Suits before night
Not hall price, but not far
from It.
Dress Suits, tailored as II
to order. Finer we never
produced. High STANDARD
{ in qualities and workman
t ship. The stock of thes,
alone would fill a lsrg.
store.
a THIRD FLOOR BARGAIN Roo,
! 1t takes nerve to put tn
= best OF cloth and trimming
. and skill on Suits and the
:, cut the price in half. Ma
a Order Department custom
'' ers make mistakes In mes:
,le uring or don't take the Sui
l. made for them. We tur
for them over to the men the
,e. ,s. fit at halt. We want a quia
u. u. sale-that's why. Sing
ed Suits, separate Coats ar
a. some lots Of Suits too ie
''' In number for reg ular stoc
e'' Statesmen enough to ser
LES everybody promptly.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
To he Hung

Twenty Thousand pieces of wall pa per
at II. D. Holt's, 2l3 West second street;
fine gold, embossed paper, 20 cd dnts
apiece; right nice Mica paper, 8 cents
apiece; also a large stock OF all grades
from the most common to the finest, ]
have large force Of practical paper
hangers and work done without delay
Estimates given with pleasure. II. d.
Holt, 213 w est Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Philadelphia. Wilmington
Baltimore r. r.
Nav Ilth l8Q0.

llay 1lth, 1880.
Trains viii lesve Wtnniugtoa o. foilows
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Foi Newark lCsntrel and intermediats sta.
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ss.I;i%sIs and and G..his:s1s ". hhias sp u -.
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a:sIsiss .ims i .sa sas %s, -: :!ssida Ii %
Isplss. les RsI.ins.oss; 80 and and 70, %, p; n,
mar. Il o a. m. and laol night.
Esnr,nf ErnIr.s fos ol'y An CHARLES, old Poin, Com
FORT. and Norfolk. II Os .. n'.. and ixol night
rlssss. hssss ssssss 'Issa s''s' s 6. ~ ~
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4ss'1sSSat'iisH, si :s' g IL IL iSss u;
70 20 andiiS p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q ,,l.Y 4. n. an. III. 81. aos. sso. an an
k xsss%sass.a sss. ~ Ia IA ss ~ ~ ian
Eor 9s:':srd ~. snd dfs.SIfs.;a :. Is y ss ssa H." AM
AoooTSdis.iiSSn, ,S siS 20; "a ~ sosie 81, Nm. h'
e. ssm = i a0Is <, las..';s:i,ss N. lH H ~ "a II Il
For West ChestsS via LsmoKin, sos A. n
III ~: 6ssi.., oia = ffSoii;a. fSi;. Oomur. an
l Norfolk, i7.0l night.
For Middlstown. Ciaytcn. Doyss. Wyomia
Laurel. and nsimai. iaol nlghi.
Baltimore and WHshfnEton. Z. I, ,s.oA Nj
i2.tanisht. Baltimore only s.fs r. N. and "a
i Lesve ePhuadelph,a Broad street for WI
!iai sSs ,ss; ~ sssh, TO- s" ma n~ p, N
ana anac.esnmodstion, tsA sIo, 10 .. m. T.,
soN SIO, So, 10 0a, aud II as p. IN.
q FoS further infosmatiou, passengers q
, referred 70 the ticket o1ics Al the ststiou.
Trains married thus ~ are limited exprss
upon which extra fare IL charged.
gMns; + Je, ruSM; e.ner., pssvss, T. w00pi ..,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
A Skin Boa utiner.

Mrs. Walkers face bleacher and moth
destroyer will remove freckles, blotches,
pimplss, bolls, etc., from the lace and
leaves the skin In healthiul condition
1t is tree from all poison and perfect,
safe iu every respect. 1t is for sale b.
Mrs. Piper at No. 4os King street
Give 1t q trial; it is warranted to cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
A Gold Watch,

You cannot make . mistake II you
buy Durstein's popular cigars. Relnem-
ber you get certificate with each box,
which is good for gold or silver W atch.
Wholesale and retail. Durstsin, the
popular tobacconist. No. L. Second ST.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
rhs Fourth ssrs,shs Game.

Have you been noticing the playing q
the Wilmington club this past wees
They are playing ball like veteranA -
the game they put up yesterday 4 nee
witnessed every day. The strong Balti-
more club came to thls city with the In
tsntion Of wiping up tho ground with
eimmons' boys, but thsy Were eAdlY lett.
Tie game Wss hotly c0ntseted aud very
much enjoyed BY the large crowd pres.
cpt Tho kicking Of the visltors waa
|disgracsful and pneAlled f0gs - Umpire
Aahoney vas lair and inpArtial. Ah-
dersou. who pitched against the Newark
team the day before, did the twirltpg lot
the home team, and the way hc retired
the strong Oriole batters made the crowd
smile all over. He pitched an excslleut
game, holding the visitors down 70 i've
hits, and was admirably supported BY
Corcorsu. Newell played great gamt
At third, and the shor.stop playing o.
sullivan was fne. O'Rourke pitched
for Baltimore, and was hit Mt the righ'
time, Just when runs. were needed.
About 500 witnessed the game. The
iofSowing is the score:
Wilmington .......0 / 90 2 OF
Baltimore. ........0 O2O o 0 o.
DIAMOND PIcK-Ups.
Keep 1t up, boys.
Go out and see the game to- day.
Corcornn 10 . clever catcher and
heavy hitter.
Either Mccoy, . new man, or Ander
son will pitch to-day.
Manager Simmons 10 after Catcher
Dealcy OF the Syracuse club. Last yea
he WAS with Buffalo
The Merritt club OF this city will play
the Middletcwn club on Monday at thu
Wilmington grounds. The game vii
be called at 3 80 O'Clock, and an admis,
sion fec Of Is centa will be charged. 4
| good game Is expected.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

BY THE WAY would ii not be good
idea to start The opening OF school No.
% in the Twelfth ward with a flag
raisingf Our flag loving friend, Joseph
Pyle, who is member OF the Board
Of Education and chairman of the
Building Committee oil that school,
should not overlook this matter, A
dag rally for the first school house ii
che Twelfth ward would be the prope
ming,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

6meltx & Co., No. Is z. Fourth street,
are getting lots Of Southern produce and
are outseliing any other dealer in the
city at low prices. They receive daily
right direct from tho South Awberries,
pineaprles, peas, cuoumbers, squashes,
ksans, new potatoes. tomatoes, cabbage,
Dte. Wholesale and retail. No. 10 Easi
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Th,r,y-seven children In as Years,

RICHMOND, Va. June A.-A census
enumerator here has found col pred
woman, named Martha Gray, who has
had thirty seven children since ls6s.
She has had triplets six times, twins Six
tlmee. and seven others sIngly. Shb ID
now living with her third husband, and
oil the thirty seven children Tut one sur
wives,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

GREAT depression is reported In the
chipping trade OF Great Britain. What
s the matter now2 That country hai
Jeen held up 10 us by the critics o.
protection as perfect model OF ship
ping prosperity. Another explsna-
uon 10 now needed.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Y4Ieh necomrnsndasions

Iof Dr.. 0imns' White Pulnoais Balsan.
saad . LADY. u cured saass 10 NJ family
which we're marvellous enrsA bhe saya
II ID the best lung medicine ever made.
Said . gentleman, II sAyed my wife from
dying from oo6sumptioa tsn yesrN ago.
30 We can give them right along fol
coughs, colds, sore throat, aud the cough
In tho grippe It b splendid. zoe. and u:
Sold BY drusgistA Depot Fourth and
King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
A New system OF Milk Delivery.

j. II. Porter, milk dealer, southeast
o.ntr Seventh ard Madison streets, lie
now prepared to furnish quart or 81
ausrts OF milk at short notice to all paris
the city. Telephone cali GIL.