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Daily Republican., 1890-01-24
FOURTH EDIT ION


A little affair occurred down In this
county en- 1hnrfday last, In which the
towns Of Glasgow and Miidlctown, two
de- uty constAbles from near Glasgow, u
hotc In Middle,own. rlckaty wagon
and horse were concernsd and which
affords any smouat Of fun 10 everybody
except The two deputy c0nstA blea. 1t
scetns that colored man In the neigh
bothood Of Glasgow. stole q suit OF
clothes from another colored man and
then got away 10 Middletown. A war
raBt for his arrest was sworn cut before
squire at Glasgow and put into the
hands Of Roie NcMullin, cdnstsblo OF
Peucador hundred, 10 serve. The con
stable being sick and not able TO give tht
matter his personal attention, mentioned
che matter - two staiwart Pei eaderenes y,
who each sw re they would want ut
better fun than to 20 to Midalc'own and
bling the I'D iigger back 10 Glasgow
with bracelets on his wrists.
The men were deputized BY Constabl,
McMullin, aui hitchlng up their team
they HE'D them elvcs In the direction o
Middletpwu. Reaching hotei In tina
town they fred themselves up be.or
going In search OF THEIR MIN. ilavini
got thu msclves up to about he rlgh
steam temperature that could 10 lit ~
with match, they start o at again aul
were successful ia bagging their game
Slipping the bracelets on his Wrists, tho,
threw BIN iuto the wagon and a.arle
OAck singing, 20, we're the boys to cate
the niggers." Re,ching the same hot.
again they left their captive In the WACO
while they went In to lire up and get o
more steam. This done, they shamlie
out &c start for Glasgow with their prii
. oner, but where was he?
The place that q short t'mn befoI
knew him In the bottom d tho WACO
knew him no more. He was gone, AN
IN the dim distance be was cen crossi,
over lots and bounding over fences. {
coursc, the brave two deputies ran
tr!ot to run after him, but mt ever
attempt q pavement or i fence woul
Jump up and hit them in tho forchea,
Everything seemed to get In their patl
and wien they called for help they we
Answered with: "Yonlet he goes, ri
you'll catch him." It was beginning
dawn upon the minds OF the deput
that they had made long cared animals
themselves, they rolled themselves in
the wagon and the horAe by instin
struck line for Glasgow. The depu,i
didn't 20 to the SOURCES, but won't hon
10 softer up. They naturally dot't cal
70 hear anything about the affair
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

The Legislative Committee In session
Of Dover adjourned yesterday ai,ernoou
alter making tic following allowances:
Frank Whsian, clerk, Sl1O: Sergeant
Clifton. VS.; Senate Clerk VandegriIt.
Tor fuperln'onding the printing Of Ills
journal, $500; House CLERK Gum, for
Similar servic ., $500; Secretary OF state,
1or superiutendipg EriMting OF the laws,
SS50, and Tor services In issuing State
'honds, $50; State Treasurer Herbert,
800 Tor negotiating a Stats loan o. SO,
OOo, and s4l5 Tor printing the bonds; ex
1nturatce Commissioners Pratt, Tor print
Sag his last annual report, 81, 40; Aud;
VI Boyce, for prcptriug his report
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Tho young people OF West Church
will have a sooiabla this evening, and in.
vile all friends to he present.
john Gam has sold the good will aud
fixtures of his saloon, At No. 40J King
street, to Messrs. Greiner & Neher.
The rising Gun Young Mems Demo
cratic Club viii organize Tor the cam
paian next Thursday night In the Odd
Fellows Hall. Highlands. Hon. Charles
B. Lore, l.. y. Vandegrift Esq, and
others will address the meeting.
Frank A. Taylor has purchased from
Robert Ii. Jones the property at the
southwest cetner Of Seventh aud Orange
streets. ior Si.ooo. rs will ut it up AS a
stove and Tin store.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

George g. Knowles, son Of James G,
knowles Of this city, AID member o.
the GLASS Of '02 at Yale University, took
part In the class german at New Haven
on Monday night. On Wednt sdsy after.
noon Thomas +. Bayari, Jr., son OF ex-
Secretary Bsyard, received at his room
at the university. A party Of young
ladies composed OF Mss Matte Knowles
Of this city, Miss Mary Cooper of New
Castle, Miss Minnie Hatch OF Nav York
and Miss Hawkins of West Point, chap.
eroned by MIS-. Jane, G. Knowles OF .his
city. arrived In New EhYen on Saturday
and were present al junior prone.
made on Wednesday Nn ng. James G.
Knowles was also pr, sent. .-.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24
THIRD EDITION,


Some mlscreant set irs 70 the engine
room Of the eannsry Of J. II. Maxwell Ct
M.ddletown, on Wednesday evening.
when II, win the machinery, was almost
entirely destroyed, causing . loss Of
nearly e50cQ Luckily the building In
which sonse q, 900 worth Of fruit was
stored was 10 iset distant snd thus ts.
capped destruction. The hose company
was soon on hand after tho alarm was
given and DID good service. Tho town
council had just made an appropriation
OF $500 for their benefit, and the citixcna
have also contributed to put the hose IN
good repair. The lncendlary should be
arrested and punished. The burned
building VISA Insured 5000 In the PhGnix
Insurance Company OF New York, aud
for u. 900 In the Glen Fails, and there
was an insurance Of 600 10 the Royal
OF England on the machinery aud o, OJ(
in the Pennsylvania on tin cans.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24
FIFTH EDITION


@S As4hhbtb,
a rumor WAS In the air th. u,-.
that . locked out Malieable Iron T1n
lnscnanto had gone to the home 4, N
J. Leach. No. l706 Lancastsr =,
aud threatened bis wife that II hs,S
baud, WHO 10 . non-uuloplr a.,
knock Oh work for the Nals,sMl.at
Co. their boys would come out Nv
night, punish him and clean Ina ~
house out. We took this report cu..s
nOsAliA.
interviewing Mrs. Leach, Tia ,a,l
inhammstory character OF idle ca,sia.
well illustrated. A locked. out unl,'s1
had merely called there on Wedns,i
noon aud asked Mrs. Leach If h., n!
Rand was at work for the Msle.Ol. n,
Company, and she answered ,y b
thrcsts we're male, no Threatening M
and no ungentlcmsnly or unklnd ~
duct whatever.
Mrs. Leach, however, admitted y
her husband hal left oil work ia r
MAllesble Iron Company and had n
to work on morocco.
Questioned % to the cause Of I'M +
gave tbs information that unloa y.
men had daily awaited the egrey, d
husband from the works, that ,ous
jibcd him, but NO man had tArs,,sl
bin. Walking along the street p
him--one day as far "a to MAKE, ~
but powerful moral suaslon wu NJ
;nrin hold. This had so aunoye
husband that he changed 10 the-.un
-less desirable occu patton o! ~
making. Az the ladies oil the toutl
clared no threats and no obI.stIui
talk had been brought to tlelr an +
uniouista
While the unioniHts seem to b,u,,|
law abiding, they appear quite uril
o. annoying workmen. Tie arm "
city government u strong. liz Ne
10 the moral support and peice.ble
law-ahiding babits Of our many ibid
ands OF mechanics aud workneu, /
i mlshtlsf still In the popular demand
orr whole people that govern Ineu,,
and order sball be maintained.
This, therefore, ie an issue that car
decided for the locked out uniopists /
BY popular opinion. Tho eyes OF i
thousand people are upon them.
they better avail themselves o, sssIstsl
even II courtsously-Riven Informal
like that communicated by MIRA u
aud her daus htsr-in-law concerning
industrious husband aud father, ,halu
aud protector Of the iamlly--wha
mile distant honestly, peAcesbly I
lawfully doing his duty - y bread. VII
for his family aud sell?
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

LONDON, Jan. 23.-Theie has been d
great storm of wind aud rain ID Southern
England, and enormously high tides as a
consequence. The Severn has overlooked
its banks. Gloucestervele is submerged.
There is great loss OF property. Tue
LymingtoB, Llanely, Portsmouth and
South Wales railways are temporarily
stopped.
The damage ia found to be enormous al
1t Is reported In detail. A quarter OF i
mile OF the sea wall between Now Hayer
and Sesiord has collapsed.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

William Polk, OF Odessa, st. George,
Hundred, died at his residence near tina,
town On Wednesday evening. in the 9th
year OF his age. lie was always promi-
nent Democrat, and in 1874 lie was elected
a member Of the Levy Court OF New
Castle County and In 1873 no was re.
elected. lie was large peach grower
and large owner .. real estate. He
Owned 100 acres of land IN Wicomico
County, Md. For 20 years be was u
director Of the New Castle County Bank
q Odessa.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24
"Ihe Cr,iAo of the Century /,

Or the assassination OF DIR. Patrick Henry
Crouiu, is now complete and the agent,
WIN. 4. Tull, Is delivering the books to
his suit scr,bers. This work IA written by
Henry NJ. Hunt, the noted journalist OF
Chicago The book is the only authentic
one pub ished; II Is well illustrated, Civ,
INK = iuil account Of tho great trial aud
verdict. II you have not subscribed
S nd your order to Wm. 7. Tull, No. son
Monroe street. Nicily bound In cloth
II
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Walter Null, an apprentice at the
Harlan Il Hoilingsworth Compauy's
works, living at No. Ie6 Jefferson street,
met with y painful accident at the work,
yesterday morning. He was working hi
u large lathe In the IN acniuo shop, when
small piece Of brass struck him Ia the
eye. He was taken TO his home nd
afterwards removed to the Homeopathic
Hospital, where the piece oil brass wasre.
moved from his eye. 5
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

pair of "temperancs gloves" for
children, often described by Miss Auna
Gordon 10 the little folks OF the Loyal
Legion, has for its ten 13gers, begining
with tho little finger, left hand, never
swear" never steal" "nover cheat"
"EeyeI lie" ''never disobey;" ard the
right land, ''neycr chew" ''neyrr
smoke. ''ne7er drink" love God, "
Glove cyerybcuy'
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Tho four judges, Chancellor salisbury.
Chief Justice Comug,s and ALSO iates
Grubb and Psyntcr, sitting % a Court of
Errors and Appeals, rendered an opinion
at Dover to-day. that the law under
which lnames arc stricken from
the tax duplicates by the Levy Court
as errors on the on-payment OF tax and
prohibiting the Reinstatement ior one
year, Is constitutional. Judge Houston,
being unwell, has not rendered his
opinion.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24
An Old Mouider Dead.

Stephen n. D. Ford, who died On Wed,
nesday at his residence, No. 200 East
Third street, was moulder by trade and
be and George q. lobdell, president
al the Lobdeil Car Wheel Company,
started life together while hoys, as Ap-
prentices TO their uncle, Jonathan ID.
Bonny, who was the founder OF the
Lobdcll car wheel works. lie has con-
tinued ever since a faithful empioye Of
the firm. He leaves son and a daughter
the latter principal Of No. 2 schoo!. lie
was 10 the list year of his age.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

The Wlaiington Ma llrabl Iron Com
pany las Issued the following circular:
"All persons arc heteby warned agAile.
preventing or attcm ting TO prevent, by
threats. INTIMIDATION or Otherwise, The
noulders or operatives in the employ
mcnt OF the Wilmington halleabie Iron
Company from kecping their engage
nents with saii com Amy, or prey ntiug
Torktnen or nouldars from &c ep ing
work. or seeking I'm ioyment from said
company, or In sny manner whatever
Interfering with tho business Of said
company by int!mila't!Ig S employees"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

The funeral Of John A. Web,.a
died near Gunnison, COL, receutlIr
place from the residence OF hi,
Mrs Margaret Jones, No. SSj Y
street, yesterday morning, lh.n
was made In the Wilmington ald 4
DIVINE Cemetery. The decea.dH
years Of aye aud was . son Of =
Captain john A. Webster, OF law
6tatts Revenue Marine.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

VIM. X. Loug, who has been confined
to his house, No. 4l9 Taylor street, Tor
the past i've weeks, vcnturod out this
morning for the first time. He 10 still
weak. hut has hopes now Of ralid I'm
proyement. HIS many friends viii be
glad to see him on the street again. 1t Is
probable, however. that he will go to the
house OF his bIother-in.hw, Mr.. Delsh-
ton, in Peueader Hnnlrfd, for a change
OF air, and ~ order 10 temperate more
RAPIDLY.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

The fair in Eden Hall, carried on by
Company A, Delaware National Guard,
Is Increasing In interest. Last night
DUPONT Post, Nc. ., Il. A. L. with their
drum corps, attended the fair In body.
All the tables were well pstronized. Ser
eeant w. j. Davis table shows a taste
iul display of useful as we'll as fancy
articles. He is assisted by Miss Jennie
Dudley, Miss Sharp'ess aed Priyates j.
Turner aud W. Peace.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

For years the trout street Hue hn
cars warmed by coal fires In stoses
adds greatly to the comfort Of p.
gers and Is projection to health. !
superintendent ot-ths company ,hls1
brings enough additional pat'onse
be a good financial investment
electric bell buttona-three on tsell
have been In each Of this line ~!
some two or three mouths. Lalia
dren ard everybody find 1t much :
than the violent pull they hare ~
to stop street cars on some lines.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 22Ip lbs. OF good clean
coal for ton, and III at Is what we pro-
pose to give FOR the y ear OF $500. Our
coal is under cover ard screened, under
our own supervision. kidding wood in
large loads. Western oats y spsci a!@s,
,baied hay and straw ty tie ton. Yaru.
acc MARY land avenue telephone, 5i5.
Central sGncr, 7th sud King streets.
1elephope 5S7. Opp in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

ROME, Jan. 23.-The rumor widely
current yesterday that the Pope had sud
denly died proves to have been entirely
uuiounded. HIS health Is admirable, and
ut the very time tbs runlor was gaining
in strength in passing from mouth 10
mouth through the city, lis Holiness was
giving n special audience TO a number OF
prominent prelates,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

NALENrINE--BI.I - Nv Rev.
Vaughan 5. Collins at the residence Of
Mr.. MiiIurd r. Davis, No. 49I W. 18Th
street. January 18th, Hairy =. Nalcn.
tine to Miss Jennie BliIHard
NNI--noNON Andy Rev Vaughan
$. Collins, ut scott ". T.. Parsonage
No su' Poplar street, .iauuary lG'n,
liallcct :. Hay to Miss Elniig, Dono-
Wan.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Bob Happy-What are you doing OF
there, Billyi
Billy Golucky-To tell you the truth, /
can't stand that cigar.
Bob Happy--Why. you gave it TO me
yourself.
billy Go,ucky-I know; but had no
idea you was going to smoke l. " hile you
were here.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

London, Jan. 2j.-A telegram from
Geneva SAYS a Swiss newspaper publishes
n private cable despatch reporting that a
revolution broke ont IN Costa Rica last
Thursday night. The Government was
overturned, aui the revolutlunists are
supremc, ami 1t Is sail that there were
orr.ble scenes of bloodshed.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

iiOOPES.-On january -. ls9o, Margaret
llDnprS, in hor I'D year.
The relatives and friends are rcspcrt-
ln!ly invited loHttnnd her funeral from
the residence of heI spn-in-itw, Geo. L.
ucblard, Mil Creek hundred, on Satur-
day nnrhing AZ II orlork. mtcIment
ht ST. james Cemetery, near stanton.
BONSA IL.--In Philadelphia, on the alst
inst. Eliza, widow OF Richatd Eonsnu,
III tho Hith year of her u,;c.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral ~ 81 james Church,
stanton. Del. on Friday afternoon
JhhnniY y. services at The church ri
one oclnrk.
CHlPPf.-pu january - lsao. Carrie.
daughter OF Rev Edward and s',r;,,,
n. CiippY No. mo intnnli street, aged
lll3 years Ind tlnouths.
Shu was tho favored and only tlnurhtct
and greatly beloved by an who Knew
lcr. She MAS converted It5.huarv, issN
and was Il member oi Al M.r. Churth
assistant oiganst, member of the
| choir and u member Of horuncie's ella ~
and viii be very much missed by hc 7
| parents ami friends. Tie funeral Will
| iitkc place on sunday. Juntllry 18th, 1T
| A. {; NJ, r. Church, at u. IN. Relatives
| and friends arc respectfully invited to
! lttcud,
PIT NkETT On the 2.l of .Tanuary.
ls'u. John Joseph Pluukctt. iho Young
st sou oil TIN late james Fiurkett
| invited to attend his ntuofitl from ~
residence et his sister, No. e3l Ni,ltHurru
! street Oh saturday innrnng "a p3l d
| clock. llign Mas nj st ruul'- CHURCH.
| htoiM9nt 81 old Catholic ccnetrry.t
/ PORTER ON thr GOTH IN st., James W.
| Iul tn, -ol pt Elizabeth aad inc lato
| kuhctt l.. Porter, aged IS Years.
| The lilucial viii take place on Friday
afternoon at o'clock. hitcrmcnl pri
! Ylie
HtRTlAG--On the alst INST, Gaelic II.
NJ. daughter ut Frederick q and Cara
lls,;H'r sel WAYS aud lunonths. :
! Relatives al lEicHda az rG .sctfultV
a,THe' te aarAl tn funeral irun tfs
tc''1'ac' o. hrr iiaia'nts Itndtnan street
n'H e"0ohd, on Thursday afternoon
hvlA lrrs Al >tlycf!IoDA N. T. l3Apsl ~
= o'clock. ihtetlneni III ilniugtof
"u,l Brandy vine tllIctcit.
FoRi-on Ianmrs@ end. Is99, Stcphrn
\ y Ford, IN his 5l-l year. Funeral
pr'tate.
NJ "a 'hEl--9n JsnaarY -, / 40 lizzie A
Mtckvy. daughter uf S1muci and Mar,
\ Macs' yaged y mouths.
iai'iuehl a. Mount Aori,li Ce,ncter-,
Phhatrlnliti Pa.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

An interesting melo-drana will take
place this evening at Pioctor,s Opera
House. The comiany that will present
he play Is pronounced very strong one
and will no doubt give a good show.
Tie tcenio eflocs are good, startling aud
very interesting.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

A pleasant card parry was given by
Miss Bette Barr al Aer nome, No Gil
East Fig Tia street, pa Thursday evening.
Among those pgesel wefe Nj. and Mr-.
Charles BiahoP, $50 Laura bishop,
George Bishop, Nj. ses ilelen aud Louise
Chandler, Robert VIII, F.uuk simmons,
Mr.. aud Mia. Charles II. Vary, Misses
Fanny and Edith Harr, John Barr, Miss
Aldie Shade AID Samuel Dukes. Re.
heshm0nts were sefyed aud au enjoyable
evening was phtseh
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24
Dt ELit SALE.

=, nm an w winNA seu nv iarin aI1oin,ny ~
NtNpor!. Delaware. NY large stock d
hors's, cows and farming Implements
-inurh Ot II flooded stock and horses
with records, including one pair Large
coach horses, very stylish, one pair young
irain: good work Lnr.ts AID mares sixteen
colts, !, : aud wears o d, thirty head ofrows,
many syringe 8, hull and several heifers,
large sturk farming imniements Including
50 hnrrows which have never been used, al 50
general as ortneni OF iarm tools
1erHst-uhder so, cash, ssi or over note
at riue MOUTHS where satisfactory cad urs I
i3 it.ruIs nod or 4 per cent oil for cash.
id tu-ih SIS Nm. jerks ELL.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

jVoR sAL!-A NEW BRICK nor -
4 NJ. - lutu4H street, vita r5ght
room ana btthanl al modern Improve
l!i2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

The Sunday Republic Is the onij
trated Sunday paper In Delaws0
will be sent you three months lot
six mouths for % cents, p'yi,,
advance. Leave word ~ Frat 8
3l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

No medicine seems to be so grand in its
action for rapid curlag OF the very dan.
gerons cough and Tor the certain proven.
ton OF pneumonia or Inflammation OF the
lungs, as DIR. 6imms' W nite Pulrponit
Balsam, zoe. and 81. Sold by druggists
Depot, 4th aud King streets, Whining.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

New plans Of improving Greenalll =
bytcrian Church call for a DO.
larger aud OF neater design than ~
10 present. use, = rear staircase ~
the Sunday school room, aud ~
the Interior, the work to be begun
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Dennison & Peach have just reeciyed a
large invoice OF fresh groceries at Their
store, No. 1902 East Fifth street, which
they are selling at low lates. Their price
list will appear 10 to- morrow's KrpuBLI.
CAN. Keep lookout Tor it II you want
bargaius.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

RoAR, Jan. @,-The epidemic OF infu-
erza 10 gepesel throughout the city.
Among the 4istingqisbed persons attack.
ed are Cardlnsls Jacobiui, Hohenlohe,
Pa oechi ahd No ami.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

A new postotfice was established at
Farnhurst yesterday, and George j. Her
Iusnn, station agent at Fsrnhurst, was
appointed postmaster. This will be "a
great convenience 10 the people of the
neighborhood. and especially to the aims
house,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

III vi" TFFNTHy 7 WfWtFs
"Wen, boys, It's my treat. Whatn
you havet''
"lll take a ralr of shoes"
".Jim2"
well, guess You can put me up
hali-io1en collars aud shirt"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Tax Collector George 3. Mckee went
to Atlantic City, n, j., to-day. where he
viii remsin until Monday in order to
recupera;e from the oShans,ng work he
ias done The pa.t few wefks.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Neither borrower nor a lender be-"
but take your own tweEty five cents, and
20 around to your OWN druggist, aud
buy yoar elf bottle OF Salvation Oh for
your SIR las, aches and pans
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Al the urgent request OF their many
friends the members of Company A
have decided to conlipue their fair ior
another week.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

1t Is rumored that = douole =
will take place In the Wss s.., 3
tho city some time III the w M, Y
two sisters being tho prosp'o'"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24
NJ HnII.D.

Under shirts aud drawers BIC, 49,.
50c., at Wyatt & Co., GOT Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

e, 5': Co.,. s: + WITH ggs9'2i sJ,sss''
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Ask your dealer for Pine seeo M
Dnrstein can supply the dealef' ~
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

This IN tho Ilnee ..as(
Great Reduction In winter un
at T. 4. Shannon, 3i3 Wtss
street. ..=
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Our 10 90 shoe Is being sold for s.. 50
'at Fayter's, 2oS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Nichelse Jenny, IT, 20 :, Nv w !
dyer and seoprcF go!9g y, ~ All,
present buslness eftet hAicp w"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Fayter's old reliable $500 shoes can
now be bought fbr s.. 50.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

London Fire Ass u,alce Corporation Of
England. Thos. r. u4uiou, resiaeut
Agent, No. 8 Eas Seventh street, VII.
NingiOn, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

hoR RENT.
IT 'rc nxtu'es aud stah'. II tic old -tti,li,h =
~ n'and. 10. ilj shipeE u hppr TO In"
owht'' MFR. l.. J. " ifsli.i GoJ ". EnUrh
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24
Try GU

20, so and 6o-cent teas; all new and the
hnest favored tea In the city; mat re.
ceived z new lot of English breakfast
Tea Tor % cents; fesular price co cents.
GEO. A. TAYLOR,
n. Il. Cor. Third and King SIS.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

starch grows atlcky-conmon powders
sys ? vulgar glare. Pozzoufs ia The
only ooWplexlyH Powder At Tor use,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24
WILSON'S

Undertaking rooms,oIo King ST
Telephone Signal, Ios.
AZ Open all night 80
, u. a. WILSON. tunerai .pirartor.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Strong Cough Candy at Fercusou,s.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Tbs furniture a ID CARPETS, the stock Of
q. j. Ii. Beckett, No. 800 Shipley street,
will be sold at retAil by the Suerig, CON
mencing Monday morning, January -,
1870, at 10 O'Clock, and oer.ous Will have
an opportunity ID get bargains IN iur.
nishing their houles.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

WhNrED TO RENT. a SMALL
w iarm, within few miles ct town.
W j; kLSlouL L, +. o. Box o. Whining.
tolli pei' l-!i3tS
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

WANDED.--A GOOD STOUT roy
w HIRAM iERGER, 4o' shlpiry II.
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Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

A lot of ladies' fine dongola
shoes, hand turned, a bargain
at S2.o5,
Tomorrow S1.55.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

" hNfED.-BY An EXPERffSCRD
h0nseFeeper, pnSito Easl ref
creme. given. Address HasLy III q ON p il,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-21

A Purchasing Agent and an Insur.
ance Agent will be elected, at the
next meeting of the Executive Com
mittee-a month hence. And then
the Alliances may look forward to a
business move.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-21

The patented dodge of the pur-
chased press is to curse the workers
in the alliance field and "bless-yOu-
my-children" to the farmers them
selves.
The "nigger-in-the-woodpile" is
visible. 1t is the rascal's policy
and the knave's trump. 1t is q rack
ct which can be pulled with a jump
string. Return the shot by saying:
"Oh yes, the party is good enough,
but the Blazerville Journal is such q
worthless scrub of q newspaper that
we wont take it any longer!'
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-21

What on earth made Sec'y Haigh
get out that list of Alliances with
over 100 numbers which have not
been alive for four years! Not 400
numbers are correct