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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05
TlIE TIIkEE Rs.

We are IN receipt OF letter
from q reader in one OF The
northern states in which ne re-
ters to the Union S reply to cur
allusion to Bred B rlhar,t's eel
edrated slogan IN the campaign
of 1884 OF "down with rum Ro-
manism and rebellion. " The
gentleman who writes Us among
other things says:
lis it possible that Blaine did
moi hearthe thee rs. until next
day? i IS my impression
that be sat there aud heard that
sediment, g.iaued and dar-d
not rebuke Barchard | would
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

We have made the above
lengthy extract from our friends
letter and commend i to our
German readers. The truth
about ihe Burchard p.sodo is
just this. Alta dtnuer given to
Blaine by the clergy in 1884, at
which there was not single
Catholic present, when it came
time for Burchard to respond to
Il certain toast be did SO and in
that respOute uttered the words
"down with ram, Romanism and
rebellion. Not q word wa,
said By Blaine o. any one elsa
3ondemnatory of this sentiment
until some one who was present
repeated it as a coed thing and
like fire in dry grass in ran all
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

lion. John 2, Buchanan, the
democratic nominee for govern
or. made splendid, old fash
ione@ democratic speech in VII
hanson county last Tuesday. 1t
was the frstgGn of the campaign
and its echoes will reach from
Carter to Lake. Now let every
democrat 80 to work and as our
standard bearer says let us roll
mp TO the old time majority of
10000 or more 'Rah for Buch-
anan,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

If the republicans in Perry
county would Rad they might at
least learn who their nominees
were. Last Thursday nany were
Astvuished to learn that they
had a candidate for Supreme
Judge, while a few others were
voting for Ben Smith, Jno, Smith
VIM. Moore and others.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Lewis bad lots of business to
attend 70 hut found time to come
down to the Crockett cclebra-
ton. so says the Lawrence Union
He will have more leisure after
November doubtless than he has
now.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

j. D. Flowers went up to
Lawfencebur9 last week to shake
hands with old trierds and be
present at the Davy Crockett
celebration. De says that Law
renee county has fine crops and
that Lawrpnceburg is forcing it.
self to The front and will soon
be a city, So much for cute prise!
HICKMAN PIONEER.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05
Q.iy25 csnt}.

For only % cents YOU can get goo6
square meal at the Lawranceburg
Eating House. Milas Rose, who is
known as q No Cook, is always or
hand to accommodate you-cornel
square and Waterloo street. If.
W5ETEE shEESNEH by the Oldest, largest
vs. SN ssD ami best-knnwn ncrserics In the
West Permanent POSITIONS; good pay OUTFIT free.
SIAhG NURSERIES, Louisiana. 10.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

T I'll. Crane, Real Estate agent,
~ Summer1own, Tenn. Makes a
specially OF timbored lands. Furnishes
amber for mills VIII assist in pro-
curing low rates Of freight. Corr9.
6pondonce solicited. LETT.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

i'Wchard's month Let m say
hot tbe editor Of he Uniou is a
most inconsistent MN. First
ne is a Germu md as { under
sf1oda Catholic ana was FORM
cr'y a deraocrat end then turned |
republican. | would pass oyerI
that but Is Catholic republican is !
next TO an imnJssibilitv T! Ell
church does not lorbid any Of its
members beng republicans but
it is seldom that a Catholic is
republican because they know
that The republican party you'd /.
cut their thtoafs politically at
least, therefore it seems SO n
consistent for a Catholic TO be +
republican. To prove my asser-
ton it is seldom You see a re-
publican a practical Catholic n
10 use q commoa expires ION u
s'ou Oa'noii'' Inc '"' cannot
"9'i e1iS' eosr'D8F -oho or 'Le
o'nef must . sooner or 'a'er'
! Ano" : ,H !, no" o -, ioF
l AN " O"'Doi''' mere Is Not4-
, =, N'O' . V - :, o. pace Una" d
oeii"'" O''"'iiu uS iNocf@' pos
, ~, 40 'vp'0'i'@o suppose
DIANE naU 'eeH 9lsc'eo "ouio
n = nave o00" ceDs"'9u
D'.Ds 00i0" 00 Sol'eo'''y h1o 70
'"I7''
bufc0aFd was an outSptken
republican and SIMPLY let the
cat cut OF the sack.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

To ask "protection" for Amer
lea against the .4nereiec, enter
prise, and skill of the rest OF the
world, is to plead I'll" baby act,
ard make confession Of inferior
tv.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

The Federation Of Railway
employees refused to join the
strike Of the X, of l. On N Y.
Cen. Ry. This reduces the mag
nitude of the movement,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05
For GOVERNOR
OF RUTHERFORD.

Tie force bill Is moi dead bit
sleopeth. This or \ kindred
measure is the settled policy Of
republican party,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05
1t was all mighty thin and
deceived nobody.

Oar friend viii please write
us some more.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05
RLiCKSMITEaN CNAL.

II You Nart the best Blacksmlthicq
Coal inthe sta.esend your order TO ".
A, Ruttle for Sewanao Coal. Price
20 cts, per bushel Office a West 9Th
St Ccum! la, Tenn. Also Nut Coal
for family use, at lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25
Dota
Dots.
Robes and horse covers at Perkins', 10
West Eighth streek

Robes and horse covers 81 Perkins', 1oi
West Eighth street
Under shirts aud drawers 25G, $50,
&c.,, at Wyatt 4 CO.. COS Market atreet.
7. J. Riley, Of Csntreville, Delaware,
wishes position Of dairyman on farm
in this State or an adjoining county, a.
may be seen by advertisement.
Mrs.. Thomas Hutsop, who has been
very III tor two weeks with the neuralgia
around the heart, 10 somewhat better,
and hopes are entertained by her many
friends OF her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Frank z. Smith and her dsuch.
ter Alice arc visiting relatives In Laurel,
Del.
John s. Grohe. Registrar Of the Water
Department, has been confined TO the
house since last Wednesday week.
The tenth annual masquerade ball OF
the Nonpareil Association takes place on
February 10.
7. Leslie Carpenter, Secretary Of the
Street and Sewer Department, occupied
bis desk this morning in his Office for the
first time for IL days. lie still looks
quite pale.
In the United States District Court this
morning they were engaged In taking
testimony In the Richardson W. The
Walton & Wbann case.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

At Asbury N. n. Church last evening
services were held In memory Of the Rev.
Jo,eph Macon, who was pastor Of Asbury
in 1865 and 1856, and Presiding Elder Of
the District, including Asbury Church,
from 1864 to 1865 Mr.. Mason died last
week alter . short illness. lie was .
member OF the Philadelphia Conference,
and has been on the superanuated list for
sone years. Though 1t IL 35 years since
he WAS pastor here he Ia well and pleas
antly remembered by many Of the Older
members.
Aitel remarks by the pastor, Rev.
Johu ID, G. Hanna, addresses wero made
by Messrs Abner p. Bailey. John Wise,
Augustus Dennis and Jonathan Shipley.
Ali bore testimony to tho grandeur and
beauty OF the Christian character Of
tn cir departed friend. He was man Of
awe and even disposition, a pleasant
compan on, tender friend to those who
needed sympathy, and plain. impressive
preacher on one theme, Christ and Him
urucif ii. Servant OF God, well done,''
and I'VE Shall Meet Beyond the River,'i
were sung, and pledges made by many
an earnest soul 10 meet their friend Of
years asone, on the other shore. OF tie
81 pastors that have served Asbury In
the pas, century, but 8 remain.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

VICTORIA, b. O Jan. 2i.-The Legis
lature convened yesterday. The speech
from the throne was read by Chief Justice
Sir NJ. b. Begble. Lieutenant Governor
Nelson being III with the grip. The reve.
nue. Of tho last year exceeded the esti-
mates by 90 per cent The outlook fol
gold mining 10 promising. Aid for the
construction Of railways to open up the
mining districts will he considered. The
speech states that "the protection Of our
people In the exercise OF their rights In
the Behring Sea and Naturalization
Tor the past has been kept before the
Dominion Government, and although
delay has been hurtfui to the sealing
Industry and trying to those who have
been deprived OF their property, there Is
reason to hope Tor speedy settlement"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25
FOURTH EDITION


ars crossing Third street bridge aimee 0
o'clock this morning. For several DAYS
This has occasionally occurred, but owing
to the weight OF half million pounds
Of the crAw, the adjustment necessary to
the machinery, and especially the sppll-
cation oil electric motor power, this bridge
has passed through the invarlable ex-
porience OF all heavy machinery and
large structures, and to-day appears TO
be the fret when It may fairly lie said to
Be steadily opened to pedestrians and ali
toams and carriages.
Mr.. John w. Todd, acting supcrinten-
dent Of tho Diamond State Iron Co..
was first to drive over in buggy this
morning.
To-day was grand Inspection day.
Levy Courtmen Grub, Eiason and Suit
ton and Chief Engineer Lucius, on be-
half Of New Castle county, aud Mr.. j.
Frank Dean, oil Dean s. Westbrook,
bridge engineers and contractors of 80
Liberty street. New York, and Engineer
y. +. Hemenway, who is associated with
that firm, and other prominent gentle.
men OF the contracting parties and oil
the MISREPRESENTATION, gave TIE bridge
thorough-going examination.
One OF our reporters, who has closely
followed the bridge, and test.fes no man
connected with It, or OF the constructing
parties, has ever withheld from him any
Information pro or con, was also present
and saw the bridge work oil right.
The contract time of It's turning wa.
~ minutes, and it can be turned in 3,
Of minnie. An outside mechanical
critic thought the machinery was a little
rough looking. This was tie only crili
cism heard.
The city's chief engineer, Lucius, al
mitted his satisfaction with the bridge
Everybody seemed satisfied. Indee,
they clearly showed In look, work aut
act, that they. we're greatly pleased will
the success Of tile bridge.
II has cost large figure, but we hav
received our moneys worth. Dean
Westbrook constructed a six-hnndre,
ton draw, operated in a perfectly salts
factory manner by q seven horse powe
electric motor, at Bridgeport Conn
MT. Dean 10 greatly pleased with thi
250-tou draw, worked by fve-hors
power electric motor, which he think
better and cheaper than steam engine
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25
THIRD EDITION.


RICHMOND, Jan. A rebsarlng wal
hal 10 the cass Of Rev. J. X. eturgis, pas.
tor Of the Trinity Methodist Church
who was suspaaded aoms lime ago fol
conduct unbeooning . minister, 10 writ.
ing letter 10 . lazy In the conerega.
ton. Tue report Of the committee Of
minlsters says:
ave have given a most patient pro-
tracted and prayeriul rchearing to all the
testimony offered. We have heard the
testimony Of . number Of intelligent and
responsible witnesses, among them two
prominent physicians as experts, and
have reached the following conclusions:
"1hat the testimony shows the mental
condition Of Brother j, II. Sturgis at the
time he wrots the letter upon which this
investigation vas based was such - to
render him incapable Of understanding
the moral character OF his act.
eve, therefore, revoke our FIRST ieci-
sion OF the caae--sendlug II forward for
trial and recommending his suspension
and now recommend that the case be
dismissed"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25
W.B. SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market Streets

Carrying out our idea oil
clearing up and making
bargain prices for broken
and left lots We name Low
prices on three kinds of la.
dies Black Stockings.
Two hundred and fifty
pairs ladies' Black Stock :
ings, twenty.four gauge, are
reduced from So cents to 25
cents per pair.
One hundred and fifty
pairs ladies' Isle "Richelieu"
ribbed Black Stockings are
reduced from Is cents to so
cents per pair.
One hundred pairs ladies'
Black Silk Stockings are re.
duced from 81 to Is
cents per pair.
The lots Of reduced Hand
kerchlefs used for Holiday
decorations are about three.
quarters gone-four hun.
dred dozen being sold the
last week. Your chance is
still goods for Is cents
for ladies' and children's,
and 4 for Is cents Tor mems.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

BALTIMORE, Jan. 24.-S. ID. Paul, a
young man living In the northern section
OF the city, died last night from injuries
sustained In a singular manner
He WAS cut driving with Julius Kills.
ties, q friend, when the horsc became
frightened aud ran OF. In avoiding a
street ear the horse swcryed 10 one side
and collided with a team coming from
an opposite direction. Paul and Klis,ies
were thrown ont, the latter falling GU
his face and bruising 1t severely.
raul, however, was even less fortuu-
ate. He was buried directly over the
bugRy's dashboard, and was mpaled on
the end OF the shaft of the other vehicle.
30 great wns the force OF propulsion that
the iron end Of the shaft entered his
tniRh Just below the lower rib, coming
out at the back. The horse, startled by
Tho sudden Appearance OF the body,
ieaped backward, aud, rs he did SO, re-
leased the shalt from Psups body.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

Never was there q more entertaining
exhibition In this city than there Is al
present at the foot Of shipley street. A
gigantic whale of immense sizc, with a
manager who seems TO understand the
capture aud habits Of the whale tribe,
and SO willing TO explain to all who may
call to view this monster OF tho deep,
which has been so successfully embalm
ed. How few of ue aver saw whale
and little do we know of their special
features. 1t will be a lesson to all, both
old aud young, TO view this animal
which all should DO before It leaves our
city, AS we may neser have another
opportunity during our life time to view
whale Is feet long.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

LONDON, Jsn.2i.-The British steamer
Sandman, Captain Richardson, from
Portland, January 0, arrived at Liverpool
last night She reports very heavy
weather. On January 10 an alarm OF fire
was given, caused by the bursting Of Z
steam gauge. In the meanti me the fun.
mel was smashed aud the tires were
smothered by tho water pouring down In
them. Two men were killed and third
so badly injured that he subsequently
died.
Three other men were badly INF AIRED.
It was impossible to replace the tunnel
for 81 hOurs, and In the meantime the
steamer drifted, the storm at the same
time Increasing In severity. The thres
men who were killed wore buried at sea
when the storm abated. All the Sar.
dinIan's lie boats except one were
smashed by the heavy seas.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

Registrar Lee reports the following
deaths for the week ending to-day:
Accident, /; bronchiu, IL; Brighps
disease, l; consumption, o; Group, 4; can
Ger, ] congestion Of brain. /; catarrh, /;
congestion OF kidneys, ], general debit
iiy, q CASTRO exteriti., Il heart disease, |;
Inflammation OF lungs. ii; influenza, 2;
pneumonis, ); syDcope, /; still.births, l..
Total for The week, IS, against Is 10 The
same week in 1889. Dea.h rate Tor
whole population per thousand, 2i27;
white, 100; blace, 5000. Brou sht here
for intermeni, q; sent away, o. Births
reported, L., marriages, o,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-'rhe general
term OF the Supreme Court has affirmed
The conviction OF John Nost aud biz
sentence to one years Imprisonment il
the penitcniiary. Most was convicted o
using language tending 10 iucite fIo
during speech ut au Anarchist meetlns
held in November 1857, to express indig
patton at the banging of their Cticsg,
brethren. An appeal WAS taken ard
Iii Of was released On bail,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25
n. Sergeant, for 1890

Our increased trade shows that Tie
public appreciate a2io lbs. oil good cleuu
coal Tor ton, and that 10 what we pro
pose to give for the year OF 1891. Our
coal Is under cover ard screened, uudel
our own supervision. Kindling wood in
large loads. Western oats a speciality
baled hay and straw by the ton Yard
LOG MARYLAND avenue. Telephone, BIS
Central Office, 9Th and King streets.
Telephone 5S'. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25


enough to tuGk In the lsrg-
est bed. Il comes with dam
ask borders in blue and red.
Owing to the lateness Of
the season We have reduced
It from 81 to IS per pair.
All our sample Blankets
being a little soiled are
much reduced In price.
There's many a bargain
here BY passing them
through the wash tub.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25
DEATHS.


llOoPEs.-on January - $50, Margaret
iiuopcs, in her I'D year.
The relatives and friends arc respect
fully invited to attend hey funeral from
the residence of her son in-litw, Geo. h.
Gcbhard, Mil Creek hundred, on sntur,
day morning at II O'clock lntcrneAt
ut st. james Cemetery, near stanton. .
ClllPrY.-on January - $3.50 Carrie
daughter of Rov. Edward and sarah
4. Chippy, No. lilo Intnall street, aged
ltl3 years and months.
she was the favored and only daughter
and greatly beloved by all who knew
her. She was converted FEBRUARY, lssa
and was Il member OF A. U M.P.Church
assistant oIHunist, II member of the
choir and q member OF her uncic's class,
and will bc very much missed by hcr
pnrcnts ana friends rtc funeral Will
take place on sunday, January aith, mt
aud friends arc respectfully invited ia
lttcid,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25
ills Strange But True

Although we have In Pratt's Food a
boon TO farmers and horse owners. We
Ind many, who. because of their fy-
norance ct the true chartct of Pratts
Food. hesitate to try 1t, but who after
the first trial proclaim II to be fArsbet-
ter than VIC clhiin.
Don't disregard yonr own inte rests.
Tho cost OF trying Prntts Food Is al
most nothing. II IL does all VIC claim for
IL 1t 10 surely worth ton ttniesthemoney
and We say positively 1t VIII do all
and moro too.
II pnriiies tho blood. II creates per
feet d digestion. It creates better staying
powers. II will regulate tho bowels.
1t will strengthen tho kidneys. 1t tones
up tho system. 1t expels worms,
grubbs and bolts. II innkcs bone and
muscle. 1t makes the coat shcd nicely.
1t makes the coat glossy. II prevents
collie. II prevents colds. 1t prevents
epizooty. II prevents exhaustion. 1t
prevents contagious diseases. IL pc
vents distempcr. II prevents pneuinon-
in.
Try u. Small 12-pound bags Mt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25
commAs ~ sunday.

AT 10 80 o'clock 'sunday forenoon the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
celebrated In the Hanover Presbyterian
Church, at Sixth aud King streets. The
preparatory lecture for this solemn ocea.
sion was delivered bJ Rev. William w.
Campbell last evening ia the Lecture room
ri that ediiice from Matt. xi: 6. III,
theme was closely on the lie of our Sa
piour. DR.. Marks was reported better
There VIII be preaching at 7.31 p. IN. OF
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25
SALE.


iI1FT TlFTITUV WILL
sell at pulllc sale on The road leading lro,n
Cooch's bridge To Glasgow, ON
MONDAY, February lhih $500,
At II O'Clock, a. M, SHARP, 5..
hrr head ot hnrscs and one colt COM ~
ihF years in MAY, good stock: one la4N
seir oi colt, very promising AM. - Il
s,"ch, one bay mare with fJat kanoleno
ltbtR, Years Old and n good drive nav
,aa,e hhlr, norman took, au extra worlcr
d5.ter, black mare, Blanche, coini1t =
years nlh In August an sNcell,u d.ivpr
fill-Gift, stack, aorrsl horse, INV. atotit
pSe'is = IL aH1oh driver AID worker, Mead
EIrkM OiEo0i Du ter cDH s. will ali has In
GE%~ ptohl an r before day of sale. one
N-A- Sooi AldernrN bgil aud ono heller
sptinhlnH lNc sHohts, months old. turn.
my implements nipws, uOahie.litrrnws
ii.nch culiiNator hand Nuttiyators, with
corn 'efers, Champion sellsiake in com.
pies: uftier, mower, | bearing tlnuer
he ulj new, In complete working order
lam wagon, cart, d,arbDrn, | Jimp-sedt
"a ri ~, NHH N q, roller, tirti1, / l;rll nr /
cutter, q Ter mil, one 2-horse iced mill. wiz
grini from To 10 bushels per hpnr, / corn
shel ~, two iaGs, Jumper, | Guulle-slciar.
cartlaLe AMI dearborn t9neurs, Cooley
Cfran"r Tour cans. - plig OF chickens, lot
o. nov sctold goods, sets OF double liarIcss
sets 81 single, saddle and br.dlc, 2 buttgr
1 chnrnT, crates, peach baskets, double l,ueg
Oh. eNaporatur, lot ui grain bRgF, tree aui
Acme harrow, nay, Gttnv, fodder, cnts-
corn and IL acres of wheat Ia I'll" yrntIuI
ana various articles too iuncrous TO mem
ton.
rerms:-All sums under 80 cash; all over
that sum, credit OF months by purrb,ser
giving bulha5lr note with appiGy,d en-.
dorser; No Interest u paid When due, If mol
psid Interest from date so poud, .rr To l.,
removed uhtl these Terms are compile with
W. j. Lank aucL i-,s-w.ts
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

Sheriff Allen sold this Afternoon At
Court House the following real tsialt;
A 2-story frame housc op e. hlh sa
near Lincoln to Wesle g,Weldiu iet WI
Brick dwelling on, lficald ami L1ha1
streets 10 Amos EGstburn Tor e. 90
Two frame dwellings, Orange tn
near Eleventh, the property Of "
Walker. administrator of William q
ferris, sold to Hoiiecker d Holeesd
$500.
Two-story frame house, Ne. e3l l'is
son street, the property Of ID
Meenan, to w. Scott Vernon Tor s6A
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

Is kept busy extracting, filling and max
ing teeth. His prices are reasonable, and
all work warranted to be hrst-class in
avery particular. He extracts teeth for
2jc., with gas, Soc. A set OF teeth, s.. 80;
best, Is. Teeth filled with silver, 75o.
emalgam, &c.; gold, 81 and upwarJ 6.
Teeth cleaned for 75c. Office, 7OJ Market
slrn,.I
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

Or the assassination OF DR.. Patrick Henri,
Cronin, is now complete and the agent,
WIN. 4. Tull, is delivering the books to
his subscribers. This work I, written by
Henry Nj. liunt, the noted journalist OF
Chicago. The book is the only authentic
one published; 1t is well illustrated ply.
ing full account Of the great trial aud
verdict II You have PIT subscribed,
send your order to WpkH. rull, No. 500
Monroe stree. Nl0M bound in cloth,
tl.50.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

The following deaths were reported to
Registrar Lea to-day:
Mary Burke, aged 5 years, residing at
No. zoos Spruce street.
Mary kuhl, aged . years, residing a,
M. S0i Lord street.
Low Jetierls, coiored, aged 35 wears
residing at No. l127 Orange street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

at No. Z East Fourth street, NilmI|
ton, this evening at $50 o'clack, cous
ipg of diamonds, ladies and leai'is
and oliver watches, iewelry. Alsoiss
line OF RoRers' platedware, French vi
clocks, music boxes. Also q largtEa
fancy goods. Must be- closed OuL ~
field Il 10. II
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

On Wednesday tho advertising was on
oi i. y. keith's of The lilou Theatre.
with cur incandestent eloc.ric TIGHTS,
drawn by two fine Lorsee, harnesssd in
tandem style, visited our city 'or the pnr.
pose OF advertising the enter ailments at
the above theatre, and ut racted very
general attention.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

A gentleman wnose sight was so wea
he coula not see TO Recognize an objec
cut lew feet from him. after using ons
bottle OF DR.. Simms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object across the Street. We know OF
scyersl cases OF this kind daring the
week. 1t Is the great sight prcseryer. 20
and 80 cents. 4th aud King.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. q When a
carload OF North Carolins colored men
billed for Kansas reached Morrlstown
last night, they were Informed that they
would he taken to Mississippi Instead.
They rebelled, aud became so enraeed at
the cmleraut agents who had them In
charge tat the latter had 10 iloe Tor their
lntA
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25

Rev. WIN. Birmingham will lecture
in st. Anne's Church, sunday evening at
80 O'Clock. Subject, "Our Young
Men," The Brownson Library. Kelley
lyccum, Shields Library and st. Mary's
| 4. A. b. Will attend iu body. The lee.
ture Is under tho auspices OF the Man.
Linz Library.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-25
Still Fighting.

The war among the manufacturers oil
wall papers is still raging. Until peace
is established papers Will be cheap. We
get This from tue Fidelity Wall Paper
Company, Of IL North Eleventh street,
Philadelphia. They are selling gilt
paper for 10, l2 and lie.