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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
BOSTON RAILRoADEEs
Declare Their sympathy for the New
York Central Strikers.

Bu~IoN. Mas. August lS.-At q
large gathering of the Steam Railroad
mems Union. 40. d. in this city, yester-
iay. many members spoke of thc New
York. Central strike. The discharge of
Knights ot Labor 1y theroa was claim
aI t0 be 90 blow 40 all ailroadmeu'- or-
-lulat.oaS. 10 was asserted that the
railroad corporations of this country
bad entered into au agreement 90 break
uualI organizations of their employees.
and that the New York Central had
.eu selected to lead the fight. IL was
also asserted that every railroad em-
n'ove. whether % Trades Juionist or a
knight OF Labor should stand by the
strikers. and resolutions were adopted.
u.dc.ue them financial support. Al "a
meeting of Union No. %. iu CharleStown,
the members expressed sympathy for
tle Sew York Central strikers. deprc-
Gated Oh. action of the management Oh
ther road and decided. on receipt of
definite Information regarding the diiu-
entity. "a. tlke necessary action.
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- nd IInmlln. M. VI.

Special telegram % TIE Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August ls.LIhe
Hamlin House, the principal hotel at Ham
lin. the county seat of Lincoln county, was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday morn
inr. We have been unable TO learn the
cause of the fire. Several persons occupy
Ing rooms in the hotel were heavy losers IN
clothing aud money. The building was in-
sured
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Spsciql TsleqrdiR 10 the EtqisieT.
P,RKrRsBuRG. w. Va, August IS,
United States Judge John Jackson granted
a temporary injunction to-day IN the case OF
=. w. Colstou, j. p. lsley, ct al, VS.. ADKINS
and thirtv-siX other defendants reslrdlh!u5 y
The defendants from cutting and removing
timber from 1O0. 900 acres of land in Logan
and l lincoln counties on the waters OF
Guvan river. The case is set for Noveln-
ber 10th. The land is very valuable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
rascott Caught Once Again.

OGDEN. UTAH, Aug. 1S.-Rolla Jones, OF
Richfeld, has arrived in Ephraim, with q
man whom he captured and he thinks IS
Tascott. The prisoner answers to the de
scription of Tascott, even to the scars on
both elbows and the right knee. He VII
he taken TO Chicago and Jones will demand
the reward Of $4,000 offered for his arrest
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Turned White in Old Age.

Special Tsisgran to ne SuHtiqy Register
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August lS.-Aunt
Lizzie Green, an aged colored woman, died
here Yesterday. 10 is claimed by her friends
that She was iO2 years of age. She was al
one time of a dark chocolate color, but had
recently turned white, with the exception
of part of her face and her toes. She was
rs white rs any person.
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n.ou.nohin i'm sirht of Frlends.

san FRANCIsco, August 1S.-A big sail
boat containing a pleasure party OF four
persons was capsized by wind on Crystal
Springs Lake. Yesterday afternoon, and the
otrupants drowned in sight of a number Of
neonie. Their names are Albert p. Law
renee. 5. p. Quinn, Miss Nellie Mcnamara
ana Miss Lizzie Cart. Only one Of the
bodies have as vet been recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

MurvILLE. y. j., August Is;-Ine Inc
class Packers of the country recently per
fected National organization, ana lnelI
5rst demand upon the manufacturers was
fo reduce the hours of labor TO nine eacn
5or The Glassmakers in this city, TO day
gr5nted the demand, aud hired thelr
hackers for the next blast
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
kLn.hIn a Chnrch Door by LIghtnIng.

NoRelN JUNCTION. o., August lS.-tieo.
shaw and John Davis were killed by light
ming at Senecaville, village Tour miles
south of here at e o'clock last evening
They, with two others, were standing IN d
church door The other two were badly
but not fatally injured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
WORLDS FAIR PLANS.
A Piu>burg Engineer Wants to Combine
Land and Water.

Prrr~BCEG. PA, August lS.-Col. An
drew> of this city, am engineer of note,
sent representative to Chicago to-
night with plans chat promise. If adopt
ed, to cXtr.cate that city from the
Worlds Fair dilemma. Mr.. An
drcws plans have been carefully
surveyed. and embody l50 acres of
land and 100 acres of water ON the Lake
front iu Chicago. The engineer prom
i>cs larger and better area with these
figures than cam possibly Doe made other
wise. He puts the cost at $500, 600.
and w.il put up at amy time "a bond of
S5Oo.0U0 to Sl.5Oo,Oo0 10 his plans are
agreed to.
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MISSED THE ROBBERS.
The Bold Train Bandits Evade the Polio

The Bold Train Bandits Evade the Police
SEpAIIA, Mo, Aug. ls.-Detectiye
Deloug and posse, who have been IN
search Of the train robbers siace .
o'clock yesterday morning, returned to
this city this morning. They secured
the country in the direction the robbers
fed for many miles. All traces were
lost almost as soon rs discovered. They
have temporarily abandoned the pur-
snif.
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OH! FOR \ FAIR SITE.

Chicago is stnI Struggling for a
Place.
CHICAGO. August 1S.-Thc result oil
tomorrow nights meeting OF the
Worlds Fair directors is looked forward
10 with more than ordinary interest.
some of the directors favor Jackson
Park. others the Lake front, and still
others the North and West sides. Spec
ulators who have bought near jackson
Park will probably kick, and the meet
ing may adjourn without deciding the
site question.
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CANNON RELENTs.
The Direct Tax Bill VIII Probably Become
Law.
Cue.iyJ TfIsopg,g IN ne Dsg5sSsr

Sptctdt ItttQfdW 10 me Hc0tSteF.
WASHINGTON, August Chairman
Cannon, Of the House Appropriations
Committee, has held up for months the
bill to refund the direct tax, which pass
ed the Senate. Cannon opposed it on
the ground that its passage would en-
large the inevitable deficit. Recently a
committee from Illinois, headed by Ben
Butterworth, prominent officer Of the
Worlds Fair, made a dead set at Can
non to permit the passage Of
the bill. Illinois would get over
one million dollars out of it and
it was said to Cannon that this would
help greatly toward making the Fair a
success and that so universal is the feel
ing for the Fair that public sentiment
almost unanimously demands the pass
age Of the bill. Cannon has relented
before the force Of argument and the
bill be reported and no doubt passed.
West Virginia will get her share of the
refund.
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1 OOO Men out.

LYNX. Mass, August lS.-One thousand u
men are now out of employment owing ~
the morocco tinishers' strike 3ltuo1E 5E,.a,+I, t
finishers of one factory are aloHe '''
concerned i'm the strike
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80 Iife I'm the OiI nuslness.

CLEVELAND. o., Aug 1s.-On Exchanges
we're opened at Lima and Findlay. ONO, mo-
today. The sales at Lima were 4o2'VOO
barrels. opening at PFC; highest, tE5;;;sJ5' E;;5
lowest. 4Oa5c: closed, 4OBc SaleS d! I'm. nv
lay, $1,000 barrels; opening flc' "'5 "''''
4lc. lowest. 4Oc: closed, 4O-.c.
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DRIVEN INSANE.
Edward Hake shoots His Wife and Him
self After Robbing His Father.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, August 19.-Edward
Hake, the young man who about three
weeks ago took -, 600 out of his fathers
safe and left the city with it, shot his
wife in the side and himself i'm the left
breast. Both may die. The cause of
the deed was family troubles, involving
his wife and relatives. and he has been
nearly insane for week.
Mrs. Hake died this afternoon and her
husband is very low. He says he was
given the alternative of separating from
his wife or being sued for robbery. lie
preferred death TO either.
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Grafton New.paper Change
sD.efql T.iemam to ne Rsgister.

GRAProN. August ls.-John W. Holt
/ former editor and proprietor Of the Eag.e-
/ Sentinel published at this place has bought
the entire interest Of Burdette and David
son in the SeHtmo, and takes full
charge as editor and owner. The
change is surprise 10 our
citizens. as il has only been a few months
since these gentlemen took charge Of the
paper, one OF them holding position under
Collector White and the other Assessor Of
the Western district aud wanting 10 be
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

LONDON, August ls.-The coffin contain
ing the remains Of Cardinal Newman was
to-day placed upon catafalque in front of
the altar in the Oratory at Edgbast0n. 4
number Of distinguished persons were
present
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nIntterson Wins a Race.

SIDNEY. y. S. W, August lS.-Neil Mat
terson. the oarsman, to-day defeated
Stephenson, on the Paramatta river, by
four lengths The course was covered IN
% minutes and - seconds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
-nn nInn md KoNs Idle.

SCRANTON, PA, August lS.-The cent central a.
breaker of the Delaware, Lackawanna "
Western Co. was burned at o'clock clock. tnis s,is
evening The loss is 100000. Fully nye Nv,
hundred men and boys are thus out oil EN-
plOyment
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cn.tlr rlre-rnln"wn ItalIan KIned.

NUNIIl It IT. Z HNIlUWii IItIiIItII IN'''''-
S0ecigl telegram 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August lS.-The
store of the James Bros, cOlOred, produce
dealers, was burned this morning, having
caught from the kitchen stove when every
one was ont. Loss about $500, insurance
81, ,O0O
An unknown Italian was found near the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, cut in two
and otherwise mangled. There was no IN
quest as he had evidently fallen from a
train to his death. He was given decent
burial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

PARIS. August ls.-Coquclin, the
eminent French actor, who is much in-
censcd AT the tone and matter of Henry
Irying's article recently published in an
English review, has written very sc-
we're rctOrt.
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o,LenrY Didn,t FinIsh.

DALLAS. Ten, August lS.-A walking
match between Daniel O'Leary and Frank
Lowrey terminated last night. The latter
mad 1000 miles in - days, and O'Leary
left the track eight miles behind him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
An Enneror,. Birthdn, .

VmNNA, Arcr-r U.s. Emperor Francis
Joseph's birthday to-day was celebrated
with great heartiuess throughout the Aus
trian Empire. Emperor William, of Ger
many was among those who tclcgraphcd
congratulations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

NEw YORK, August lS.-Another step
was taken to-day in reorEanizing the Sugar
Trust An agreement has been signed Civ
ing the committee fun power to wind up the
trust and reorgauiEe 10 according 20 the
llW.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

of this company DO not deem it consistent
with lts continuance and prosperity in busi-
ness, and with the discharge of the duties
10 owes to the people 70 submit the propri-
ETY. OF It's action in the discharge of any of
its employees Go arbitration"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
GERMAN CITIZENS.

Cardinal Gibbons Tribute to Their High
Qualities.
BALrMoRE. August ls.-Cardiual Glib
bons talked to-day before the German Cath
olic Verein. He referred 10 German citi-
zens as the most thrifty. the most conserya-
tive. and the most prosperous OF our people.
He expressed the hope that their deli0era-
tions would be marked by that good sense
and prudence which characterized chem by
a broad spirit of freedom of discussion
which becomes independent citizens; by
spirit of charity and forbearance which
bears the body of Christians bound together
bv the ties of brotherhood.
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West virginia Crops

SDecial telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. August iS.-Ihe
Ane7Ist crop reports of the Agricultural
Department states that oats in West II II
rinia are below the general average. Corn
/ Is GOOD and the other crops all rlght
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
Cood for 20 Barrels AN Hour

SDcciQI TELEGRAM 10 The Re0'SteF'
BELMONT, w. VA, August ls.-J9n9son lon, on
,r1 Rroclupier's well No. was snot 10.
dav. y and responded in good style. H. a..l, Is
reported the well made 40 barrels tn9 Hrs'
bonr and is one of the best in the HELD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

washington, August lS.-The Marine
tIosnital Bureau is Informed that there IS
a ~, ease of Fellow fcveron board Of the span
is6 hank Castillo. from Cienfugos, now de-
tained al the Chandleur quarantine station
Mississippi.
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The President 81 Years of Age.

WA,uINGToN, d. c., August l9.-Thc
President will be - years Of age Wednes
day next, and will spend the day at Cape
MAY with his family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
NnlinnnI IcaWnc

At Cincinnati Cincinnati II, Cleveland
3: earned. Cincinnati II; pitchers, Mullane
ana Viau: hits, Is and 9; errors, and >.
At Chicago Chicago 9, Pittsburg 3:
earned. and 3: hits, l3 and $; errors, and
3; pitchers, Stein and Hecker.
At Boston-Boston -, New NorH D
earned, and ); hits, II and ~; errors
and :. pitchers. Cnrksou and Burkett.
Al Ncw York Philadelphia 3, Brook
lvn :: pitchers. Vickery and Terry; hits,
and 10 errors, , and earned runs, and 81;
umpire, Lynch. Attendance 1000.
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nrIncs - statne Ii Lafayette.

NEW YORK, August lS.-The steamship
Normaudie. which reached here to-day,
brings the statue of Lafayette, which
France has presented TO the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
Hon. Aaron Morgan Comes Out Ahead

Hon. Aaron Morgan Comes Out Ahead
Special. telegram TO the Register.
BURTON. w. Va, August 1S-The latest
official occeunt of last Saturdays Demo
cratic primary election in Wetzel show that
Church. CLAW. Centre, Archer, Magnolia
Bic Run and Proctor districts, seven out
of a total of ten, give for County Clerk
Earnshaw 554. Pyles 455, Snodgrass III,
Postlethwaite 80, McEldowney llo
Later -Earnshaw claims all accounts IN
and his plurality in the county over al
10 total.
OF the House of Delegates vote suiiicien'
is i'm to guarantee the nomination OF Nor
gan.
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Twelve Monks Cremated.

BrrcR,pE, August 1S.-The Mount
,tbos Monastery has been partially ue-
etroyed by fire. Several buildings were
gntted. Twelve monks lost their hVes.
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,Iade Peace with salvador.

CrrY or MENIco, August ls.-A dispatch
from Managua says that Costa RIca and
Nicaragua have confirmed the pact with
Salvador.
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SITUATION AT nUFrALo.
Webb Must Arbitrate or all the Brother
hoods VIII Go Out.

BUFFAIo, y. ~. August lS.-A
Lackawmua switchmm named Brown
knocked down one of Agent Barton's
Office men who was switching in the
Black Rock yard this afternoon. A
crowd quickly gathered and men hur-
ricd 90 quell the incipent riot. but
no trouble resulted. Twenty-Five freight
handlers We're laid OIL this
morning 600 tho Lake Shore and Central
freight house. The stock men suffer
bitterly because thousands of dollars
worth oi stock cannot Dee sold because it
cannot bc shipped An competing roads
have moro than they can possibly ham
die.
ARBITRATION OR FIGHT
n. n. Powdcrly went east ON the
Luckawanua at -.lO tonight, bound for
New York Grand Master Sweeney, of
tlc SWitclmcus' Aid Association; Chief
Conductor &C. rs. Howard of the Broth
crlood oi the Railway Conductors;
Grand Master WlkcSon and Nice-PreSi-
dent NJrr'sSey. of the brotherhood of
Railway rwiumen; c. Frank Sergeant.
thc head ui lhc Brotherhood of Firemcu,
constituting the Executive Committee
ot thc Supreme Council OF the Fed
Grafton or Railway Brotherhoods. went
oa~- at iO.aO. They will lay the matter
before Vice President Webb tomorrow
morning One of two things will result:
either Webb viii uphold Division Super
mtpudcnt Burrows ruling in the ease of
tho discharged Sw.tchmeu, Or lc will
.rhrtrlt. with the committee M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

At Pittsburg-Pittsburg >, Cleveland
q. hits. ; and ;: errors, 6 ana /; earned,
Pittsburg >; pitchers, Calvin and McGill;
umpires, Knight and Jones.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia ;, Brook
lynn II: hits, 10 and l3; errors 3 and :;
earned and : pitchers, kncll and Hem
Al Buffalo-Buffolo >, Chicago ); hits, >
and pitchers, Haddock and King.
Association Games.
Al Toledo-Toedo ,, Brooklyn l; hits 10
and 9: errors, 0 and g.; earned, > and o:
pitchers. DAILY and Murphy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

The majority report in the election case
Of Chalmers Us. Morgan, of Mississippi, in
favor Of Morgan. the sitting member, was
agreed 10 by the House, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
HERE is no sweetness in a kiss,

IHTEL Is no sWCCIHI55 u q hIsal
Unless your teeth are Just like pearls,
Then would you share its trembling bliss,
Use SOZODONT at once, sweet girls
For IL alone gives 10 the mouth,
White teeth and fragrance Of the South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

Appropos ST the Eleventh district situa-
ton. the REGISTER representative has been
informed ON good authority that the Demo
cratic nominee to oppose Captain Garrison
will probably be MIR =. ID. HirSchman, of
MWgant0wn. Mr. Hirschmau is well
known merchant, "a sterling Democrat, an
euterprising citizen and a gentleman of
strict integrity. His candidacy VIII under
the circumstances be in the nature of sac
rificc to preserve the party organization.
10 is in districts like the eleventh, with an
enormous adverse majority, that the Demo
Gratis of West Virginia are called ON TO
show their political heroism. While Mr..
Hmschsman may not command success, ne
will deserve it
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

Special Correspondence Of The Register
GRArroN, w. VA, August lS.-The
Democratic State Convention has come
and gone. but it brought with it and left
behind host OF rumors, and greater
food OF political gossip than the average
Graftonian has been blessed with for many
aday. I'm addition TO this a large influx of
prominent politicians of both parties in the
last few days has caused an unusual activ-
ity I'm political circles; and within the week
not few interesting rumors, many OF them
much more than rumors, have come to the
attention Of the correspondent of the REG
T-TEI,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-21

IGOR RENT.
1904 Jefferson ST. Il1s Jefferson st. l2li
Washington 81. Apply TO A. X. TArNALL.
trustee, l0l Maryland ave., or 1903 Jackson
street. l-lt-zbt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-21

Wy ANTED - GIRL FOR HOUSE
w WORK, with reforonco. No. G0s
West Fiith street. j203tt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-21
For l. Mt.

NOR RENT.-FIyE FARMS CON
taiulng IRON ~ 10 100 aces, well To-
Gated and near the city. Gail on or address
D. }, PIERCE, No. ". seventh st. II
Daily Republican., 1890-01-21

Sir John Macdonald, the Canadian pro.
mier. would be Cauada's grand old
man" II he were not more like Lord Bea-
consfeld than Mr.. Gladstone. He 10 n
years old, but Is still active ss ever. The
other day he inaugurated a new tobogRan
slide by taking the nrst ide on II. Re
Gently no has taken upon himself the
duties OF minister of always in addition
to those OF the premiership. They say he
means to control the next election by ju-
dlcious railroad extensions. 1t Is cited
10 his credit, however, that he is still
almost poor man, though he had hum
d,eJs Of millions to handle. The build
Ing Of the 1Dterconnial Railway, the en-
largement OF the canals and the con
struction of the Canadian Pacific left no
talnt OF shrewdly-acquired pelf upon his
name,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-21

In this dilemma he bethoupht himself
Of his uncle, He made his way TO the
well-kuown counting room, aud was
shown into Mr., Lipgard's private room.
81 hope everything is going well,
Stephen" said the merchant
40 yes," said stepnen, that ie, pretty
we'll. But, to tell the truth, Pun In a
tipht place lust at present."
''Indeed; Pm sorry to boar It,"
"You Gee my OPERATIONS are pretty
large, and / am afraid l shall have TO
sus psnd unless | can raise ten thousand
pounds within q week."
THAT'S large sum"
"Well. my business ia larre."
"wbat do you es innate yeur stock
air.
Twenty thousand pounds"
"Wil Ten thousand rounds sot YOU
free entirely?n
mo" said Stephen reluctauely. 81
have b;lls to the amount of eight thou
sand more maturing In six moath,."
"Deducting the proper margin. II ia
doubtful If your assets eoual YOUR iisbill-
ties"
IA loan OF ten thous AMI hounds would
pIve me chan 70 TO ripht myself Will
YOU come to nv help. MIR. Lingardp
The old gentleman shook his head,
FRANKLY, no. resolved when l
stArted you In business to leave YOU TO
Yourself without further help. Obsery-
ing how YOU started. I foresaw how
things would turn out. You have held
on, longer than I anticipated,
"Then what am | to do. aIrp" asked
s.ephen. cloomily.
~ advise Won to call YOUR creditors
and make a frank statement. If thew
allow Won to 90 on, contract your opera.
lions, take sma Ter store. and begin
over again. II Won prefer. however.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-21

VIII you heed the wainlngi The sig
nal perhaps OF the sure spproach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves If you can afford Tor the sake OF
saving 30 certs, to run the risk and do
nothing for II. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure viii Cure your
Cough. 1t never falls. This explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
Whoeping Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without it. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N
b. Daniortb, Wholesale and retail agent
Second aud Market streets, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1890-01-21

VlOR RENT. = ABOUT FIFTEEN
Il acres of land on the Concord pike. AL
Joining the laud OF susan st dhsm and Mt.
Weidin. situated about a quarter OF 4 mile
aSoye the ~ 4 q, u, X. Land suitable for
trucking. Apply 10 E. b. FRAZER. No.
az H. Fourth ST., Wilmington, Del. l-l7-bt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-21

M ANTED.- A SITUATION AS
w Waterman or some otheF light work.
A1drcss j. M, this Office. l-2l-4tS
Daily Republican., 1890-01-21


mo cnetpest Lat honso IN tho city
HuinCoru Bros. &O4 Market street
Brazilian Balm cures cold. % doses, l0c.
TRY kush's coal. you will like IL.
American Laundry, COZ West Frout,t,
Try Bush's coal; you win surely ligs..
CuppinT aud lecching. Tvs E. secondss.
Fine ok. Rings Mt Hani's, 10 u. 4th strsst.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, 9Th and King.
Shirts, Ioc.; collaIs and cuffs, DC. each. City
Steam Laundry, 9Th and shipley streets.
An excellent merino undershirt for soc.
At Wyatt & Co. q. 603 Market street.
Prompt service, good work, no ripping or
shrlhking ~ new carpet cleaning WORKS,
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The rev carpet cleaning works is the best
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tor, No. los West Eighth street. Telephone
5iI.
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