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Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. l6.-Th's even
ing the body OF William I. Yohn, son OF
David Yohn, Of Mountvillc, a few miles
from this city, who was killed at bridge
six, near Johnstown, yesterday, was
brought to this city. The deceased was
about 20 years of age and left for the
C0nemaugh Valley after the Johnstown
flood. lie was working for 7. Il. Brown
q Bro, who are rebuilding bridge six.
While experimenting the hoisting of a
large stone another which became dis.
placed Iolled upon hun, kllllnv him
1H1tantly. He leaves wife In Wright.
vile, York County, to whom he was
married last November.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
FIFTH EDI}lll


A. this mornings ses,ion n, Il
nicipal Court George Tau NJ 'a
Frank Mclaughlin were a,,
charged with di.orleriyc eonia1
tho neighborhood II Eleventh =
bridge. Officer Schultze. vho ". Y
them, said that thny hrl5pv Ia
who hang around the h,idse and \,
ladles. lie hsd some trouble in ~.
the young men, Tpwn.les especial.
Stating arrest, and MIA very pfof,s.
drunk. lie had a pint whI,ky S'.s
his hip pocket. Tie youup ~. ~
0ned IS each and coats.
Edward Ryan, arrested By 0iIic., nj
for drunkenness, said ho cans
Philsdelphia and 10, his whisky a.
man with bottle on the stree, In,
could not tell the name olthe paa
Judge Bal said lie would IKE \,
the uAmc Of the man who stand. a
there about the depot with boul,
catches all these travellers from d,
delphla and Baltimore. Ryan .m
committed.
Samuel Brooks, ARE tel Nv On,
leigh, WAS another bottle yIil.
got 10 whiskcy. he says, from ,
named Clayton at the loot Of 4,
street lie gave the money 70 On
but Clayton gave the money TO 1,
man TO 20 and get the whisky. n
dned % and costs.
Henry Is. Mills without Suy n
hearing, as mad been INTENDED, va
under 500 to appear at Ihs upper
to answer the charge of the liru.sJ
lot of brass aud copper car iiiiurs
lot of sheet iron and zinc from u,
man Palace Car Company.
l.ulgo Palrono was arTaiqrei Il,
with hrInx . pistol at Michel ID
with intent to kill last night IN, q,
at Front and Shiplcy streets, u
charged Palrono with running
alley aud firing out at him, sus
not dodeed his head he would ID
bit, Officers Burroughs and u
bearing the shooting ran TO tue 4
operations, aud looking into III.
through tho shutters, saw Paroas
the pistol TO another Italian. a
arrested Palr0no, Romero sad ihll
the man who shot at him Tie tho(
created great excitement ID The \
borho0d. PAlrouo was held under
bail " answer at the upper court
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
THIRD EDITION


81. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb. IA singular
accident happened to y freight train on
the Union Pacific Hallway, near Odessa,
yesterday. On account Of unavoidable
delays and through the ab.cuce of orders
II was caught between stations and " as
running on the time Of the fast mail train.
The engineer of Tho freight tried to find
siding to crawl into to avoid collision.
The heavy Mogul was pushed to Its full
est driving capacity. Coal was Piled
into the fIe.box, and the engine, re-
spending to the will Of the engineer,
flew over the track at a speed never be-
fore attained by q freight train.
Just before Odessa was reached the
drIv ng wheels OF the engine were melted
(or burncd) off and they lett the rails.
and the cars behind were piled upon
each other. Fortunately the engineer
hnd fireman escaped without injury,
although they were buried under the
wreekase, which was piled upon the cab
Of the locomotive. The conductor OF the
tr .ht prevented the fast mail from run.
ping into the wreck by going up tho track
snd displaying signals In time to prevent
. terrible catastrophe.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

This 10 the title OF neat pamphlet OF
&C pages published by Dr.. J. b. WEIGH OF
this city. The contents are arranged as
follows: "The Voice of Nature Calls for
Justice" "Man's Poverty is His De-
struction." "Statute Law TeUds tc
Make Men Criminals" death and the
Process OF Dying" "The Fear OF Death
Is Groundless." The doctor is an original
thinker, and his views on many subject,
are quite startling to many OF the more
conservative citizens who accept every
thirg FIR truth without inquiry that
their fathers taught them. Tho work
m y be obtained CT the doet r, No. 81.
Tatuall street, or at the book stores.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
BAZAAR,

The Patriotic Order Cons of America
will hold q Martha Washington Bazaar
in ina,i ute Hall, February 22d to March
9Th inclusive. The Kite orchestra will
render choic, music during the bazaar.
Sixty ladies In Martha Washing ton cos
tune will be In attendance Oh the open
ing night, February 22i. The Cole
Family of Philadelphia will tie present.
New attractions nightly II yon want
them. II you want fun go see the Cole
Family.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

The Union NJ. E. Sunday School Asso
citation has appointed the following ex-
crrsion committee for the coming sum
mer. A. V. Hysore, j. e. Saviiie, Ever
It. Jones, David Baker, George W.
Joseph, Mr.. Btla Mcdaniel, Mrs. Sarah
A. 1alley, Pon'sett Fotherpill, John
Bieking, Norman Yeatman AID Edward
"A. Watson. With the except ons Of two,
one OF whom will most kelly resign, this
ia an entirely new committee, and better
success Is predicted than has followed the
excursions OF that school for the last
seven or eight years.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

The wife Of . clergyman IN the westorn
part OF our city teaches . class OF some
thirty i've or forty young ladies on Sun
day AFTERNOON, aud IN order 70 stimulate
them TO greater effort IN Christian work,
she remarked TO them yesterday afternoon
that the sermon preached In the church
by a visitor the previous Sunday even-
Ing, iu regard 10 the duties of christians,
led her totnquire: SIS 1t youi Is 1t IT.
and this made such an impression on her
mind that on Monday afternoon she
called OH seventeen OF her young friends,
In whose eternal welfare she felt a deep
and abiding interest, and conversed with
them on their duties - christisns. lSy
such work In the Sunday school, In con.
nection with social calls OF this character,
the efforts OF her husband are greatly
strengthened and the prosperity OF the
church promoted. If every preacher In
the country were favored with euch q
help mate, the work of evangelization
would 20 forward much more rapidly
aud there would be greater secular pros.
peri'y as well - spiritual advancement
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

SALT LAKE, Feb. l6.-Juige Powers,
the leader and organizer of the late sue
cessiul liberal campaign, was given a
banquet last night at the Walker House,
and other officials, as well as leading
bankers and businees men were present.
Judge Powers was presented with o cerli.
fed check for 81, 0IO az tcstilpol al OF
the appreciation OF the business men to
his service In redeeining the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Last Saturday one of the lai'i
nec,ed with the Indian AssocIaIl
this city visited Philadelphia TO 4
of Herbert Welsh what al icles 4
pecialy needed by tho Indiana
Welsh was not ct his office, ha1
letter sent by him to the president
association, he statcs that it Is sGg
to forward money or clothing. \
reitera es his entire confidence III
Crams!s OF the DEVILS Lake reSaf'1
and Gays that he Is q thoroughly q
and excellent man.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

A session Of the Orphans ~
held last Saturday with Julg
presiding. Eliz ibeth Valentine
city was appointed guardian
and Annie Q. Valentine, minor
of Alfred L. Valentine eeea.cl,
were granted to sell the tsla'
late John ID. DIlworth, OF b.
hundred; John HOLLAND, OF q.
hundred, and Charles d. PaT'
city,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Have you any suggestions to make or
do you think OF anything that We can
add 10 our City Directory for 1890, by
which It will be improved? 1t 30 we
will be pleased to hear from you. No
matter how small the suggestion, send it
10 us. We are wiling to make all the
improvements necessary 10 make q
sooi Directory. W. COSTA ~ Co.,
5 w. 7ll strtet
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

NO. No. i. " Nc. sicel gray, coming In
years old, l54 hands high weighs 1Ujt
lbs. W ell broken to all harness, real
good driver for young horse.
years old, ID hands h G Weighs Ioo lbs,
II pleasant driver. thoroughly broken,
fearless of steam, safe for a lidy;a mare
of extra fine qualities.
No. 3. Joe. n dark bay. black points.
coming years old. 10 hands high, has
been driven and handled some. performs
well, II promising young horse.
No. 4, Nelly. brood mare, coming II
years Old, l5s hands high, kind ia all
Gold Dust.
No. :, Frank. dun horse, ID hands
high, coming IL years old, blocky built,
suitable Tor II cart or good for truckers
use.
No. 6, Fanny, dark bay mare. coming
- years old, good driver and worker,
No. I, polt, black mare, II years old,
good worker.
Nos. and 8, are two good colts. s and
Ton head of choice home. ,SzxSR
raised ,nilch Cows, young, ofA2p
good size and quality, all raised XXI
by myself, Durham stock, BIO frosh
by day OF sale, others forward springers,
one 2-year-pld hcifer, one stock bull. 10
good Berkshire shoats
l double York cnrriage,i spring wagon,
blackboard wagon, | >tudebaker far
wagon with rigging to lit, Osborne self
binder in perfect order, stubblc rake,
3 e-htrsc piows, syracuse and Wierd;
twin harrow. : cultivntors, l boat and
gill net in good order. shovels. forks. and
hoes u set of wagon harness, Il set of
double carriage harness, set of single
carriage harness, pillow harness, collars
and brides. about ~ bushels of good
seed potatoes, Chill White and Early
Rose: household goods, bcdstead, 1
FAM liar Al mat al F,tt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

At the members monthly meeting of
the Young Mems Christian Association
10 be held tomorrow evening Mrs. l..
q. Bainbrideo OF New York, lady who
spent three years abroad studying the
work OF Foreign Missions from disinter-
ested standpoint, will present. the work
OF the Young Mems Christian Associs-
t!on a. it Is being done in India, China
and Japan and the Pacific Islands. Be.
sides this there will be an interesting
program, and all the members of the IA
ISOLATION and the Ladies oil the Auxiliary
are cordially invited to be present at u
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
Chm re In IIusiness.

Having bought the entire stock OF coal
aud groceries ~ Adam Grub q Son,
1914 and 1919 Market street, the UNDER
signed lnteuds 10 continue the business
ct the old stand where will BIO pleased
to see the form Tor customers OF the old
firm and public 10 general, hoping Ia
receive liberal share of patronage and
will guarantee satisfactory dealing to all
who will favor me with their orders.
Telephone No asa. You're respect
fully, CHARLES n. GRuBB.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

DR.. Beale has Issued very handsome
work in regard to the Johnstown aisas-
ter. As DR.. Bcale was the pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at ST. Georges for
several years our citizens should feel ad-
siitional Interest In the circulation Of his
work. His son, John CLARK Beale, is
now In our city and will call on num-
Der of our citizens with the book. and
, We commend him to favorable recep'
zion on their part.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

. farcical comedy, will hold the boards
at pructor's Opera House Tomorrow
AID "Wednesday evenings. This comedy
f. pronoui ced by press and public to he
one Of The finest organizations now on
the road. A feature OF the perform luce
10 the singLi wand dancing oi the great
Carlotla.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

LANCASTER, Feb. l6.-Aldermsn H..
McConomy, of the First ward, this city.
died very suddenly this afternoon. He
was driving with his wife when he sud
denly threw up his hands and in a
momrnt expired. The cause OF death
was rheumatism OF the heart, he having
: Aeen great sufferer from rheumatism
for years. He was 4S gears old. A wife
and seven children survive.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

y
AzA4a Poland China shcats.
Al bronZcd turkeys, lgobbler and3 hens
Farming implement y feet Cham
pion mower, IN Eoou order. one hay
rake. harpoon fork and rigging, ! J
horse and / I-horse plows, both in good
ordcr;2 pairs Irwin harrows, l sulky
oultiyator, new departure cultivator
iron farm 2-inch cultiyator, II good
tool: holing axe and post augur, heavy
log and OK chains, harrow chains and
COW chain hulteis; = hedge knives, /
grind stone, 3 horse, double and single
trees and Il lot of sliovels and forks, l
broad axe, = BIntnblc scytncs.
Wagons-l iron axle farm wagon and
hay liggcr, horse cart.
Garringes-l top seated Germantown,
| single seated Jenny Lind in good or
der; II nice light carriag"; no top buggy,
l market wagon.
Harness. sets of single carriage har-
ness in good order; one set double har-
ness, > double sets wagon and pillow har-
mess, ! set horse cart harness, brides
| and cnlltIa.
pairy FiHturcs-l Mosley and StoddarI
| creanur, II surface SKINNER. ) cans,
! gallons each, first class and in goot
| order; Davis swinging chUin, EOot
rhnIn and nearly new: ! rcNulN
| ing churn, i dasltcr churn, rubber hose
| buckets, pans, etc.
lGntircsseii fence posts, holes, Whit
| Oais aud ett smut: oats by the bush"l
IIou,ehold and Kitchen Furniture
solid extension table, | CHERRY brcnkfits
tuhle. solid walnut hfeakiast table.
bureau and drawers. / maple bed>teaas
| solid walnut chtlus crib, good one;
maple sctlec; NO . light house coo
stove, Il first Clnss stove ana IN good u
der, with cooking utensils and II viriet
OF other articles.
IERMS-All sums Of SO aud unde
cash; over that amount II credit al
mon tbs will he given by the purlHts,
siH ing u bunlublc note with approve
| ccdprsCr. +. JANNlfR.
l.. w. stidham & Son, Aucts
tl29tl.3tw
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

A man asked StaHshury Murray, Jr.,
No. i0l East Front street, a question.
lie said get the Philadelphia Press of
February 18th, turn TO the fth page aud
read tho fourth column and there he
would got suitable answer to his
question
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

W. s. McNair has been notified that
Peter Wood of this city has been granted
an increase OF pension through Hay
wards agency. This follows close in
the wake oil the increase of William &.
Mcdowell aud original of Mary A..
Pickens, obtained through the same
medium.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

CAMDEN, N. j., Fob. FIN the LIE
eeney murder trial in Camden on Satur-
day the defence continued It's efforts to
break down the credibility OF Murray
and Smith, two OF the States most i'm
porLant witnesses.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
A Detective Kept Constantly on Watch.

a Detective Kept Constantly on watch.
Ever since we have announced through
the columns Of the REPUBLICAN, that .
great sacrifice excitement is now going
on in this city, 1t has become necessary
for the parties conducting lbis unheard
of Offering to employ special watch
man TO guard and regulate the vast as.
semblage. The throng ut tlmcs was 80
great last Saturday that tho statesmen
actually found it impossible to wall on
the many anxious people. and as every
Indication goes to show that the excite
ment will continue, an extra force of
assistants viii bs put on to acoommc-
date the snx.ous public. The great
clothing sale will last until the
3rd day of March. when 1t will DO one
OF tho past, and all persons that are In
need OF clothing can do nc better than to
take immediate advantage OF this guide
to an honorable sale and one that 10 q
God send to people In limited cireum-
stances. This sacrifice Offering 10 10 pro
gress in the st0rsroom Of the Hall Of
ECONOMY, 406 Market street, this city,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

About s o'clock last n'egn,i s,T
Peterson and Stewart an9 a., an
raided "Crooked Nose "a" .,,est|
house, No. 213 West Th.I "a, ,ss |
arrested the prophecies; a ana ,h 70
female inmates, and !o,he' morph
tho police station. Ihls soi tsfa,
propf,etress, whom arrllgp ! IN id
Municipal Court charged , Si'I q
house OF ill-fame, pieAi ,Ls couhI
fined $50 and costs, ana .,a 1e s.ddIdsl
her she would be fined wv
every "A hours she kept oPeI.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

To Manufacture Artificial Ice,

READING, Feb. l6.-A movement has
been started Tor the organization OF q
company for the manuiecture OF artii!-
cial ice as partial supply for this city
the icemen having about given up al
hopes OF getting crop OF the natura
article,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, FeEns
named Titlow, about ~ ".
said to live near second aud n ~.
streets. was crossing the wv M
Railroad at Eleventh stittl, ~
about hslf-past five o.loeIs XII
afternoon, when he was s'rar IA
and so badly injured that ne av q,
Episcopal Hospital, where a1 !,
by the train hands, imm.u ".
being admitted. The btuy ,oxs
wards taken 10 the Nice,own ~
station.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Superior Court me, this morning at 10
o'c oek, but as judge Houston was not
pre;en. the CLiel Jusiice had il al
JourneJ at Il O'Clock until o'clock TIN.
afternoon. The Ferry viii case will again
be taken up and testimony heard for the
plaintiff.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
wANAMAxER . BROWN.
20 PER CENT
DISCOUNT

Overcoats. Sto: m Goats.
Fine Dress Suits. Black
Broadcloth Suits. Mems
and Young Mems cashmere
Suits. Fine Wide Vale
Coats and Vests. Black
Corkscrew Suits.
Boys Overcoats. Boys
Clothing.
Fall and Spring Over
No reservation. The ve,y
best aoe hare is TO 90 at a 30
Per cent, discount.
A fine Broadcloth or
Worsted $50 Suit-S6.0O in
hard cash is handed back to
you.
A fine $40 Storm or Over.
coat "a in hard cash is
handed back to you.
| A SIS Overcoat-$3.oo
Comes back to you.
Throughout the entire
house all our Winter Goods
will be sold at 20 per cent.
discount.
Not only the goods ready
made-tbe same 20 per
cent. discount will extend to
our made-to.measure de.
par'ment. -
For instance, a $40 Suit
made to measure will cost
you S. 400; S25 Suit tor
$40. ...
II aoouM take days To
change prizes on a HaJ
Mutton Dollars of Weychan.
disc, so ne make no changes
in prizes. HoN PAY t7Osnty
PER cent. less Than the mar
kea prizes.
This is an opportunity un'
usual-specially when it Is
considered how low our p,i
ces are and always have
been. And now to make
quick work OF our entire
stock, 90 per cent. is off the
prices. There is no limit a.
!. to how long the sale viii
continue. We reserve tn,
right to close it any day.
Let your neighbors ant
i every ore know-20 pc
o cent. off for Wanamaker I
Browns best clothing.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
Died.

sMITH.-In this city. on February 10.
Arabelln smith, aged 6tyoars.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited 80 attend the funeral services
this Monday evening. at the residence
OF her daughter.in-law, Mrs. Buckley.
No. 8 East Eighth street, at 8 o'clock. In
torment at Greenwood Cemetery, New
York
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
NOTICE.

Ts t.r nfinbcrs Of The Farmers Mutual
fire lnsutsucs onpany ui MIL trrok Hon
dred IN IS cssUrnt OF IL 20 Oh M ih0u-
sid doll1i Oh Ina ttN1bisa OasisiS ltPi.d by
tue Executive tomnilt e to meet . loss IN
hrr. Collectors, BtsndyNins nunnrtn. Wu.
4. Tslley; hfi iti>nA Hundre3, Hursfd D.
.flinnand Georkc W. ELY; Mi ,rse& uun-
dred, Johu BAL and ions W. nennisun;
White Clay Creek lluuared, tha-l.s Gsnr,n
ptrrcnt. for cHiisctnK deducted BY paving
nary ~ $780,,
i-dg-Jtw I. L. BALDWIN. ssc'y.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Thousands of persons suffering with
severe headache ave uHI~urs that their
eyes are falling. No lemefy IA avail able
except to go to Profess well and have
your eyes examined and sui ale glasses
adjusted. sos Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
DUBLIC SALE OF WAGONS,

At Taliyvi'e, on Concord pike, Bran.
dywito iiuudreh bet, ON
TUESDAY, EEkU AIRY %, $3.50,
at o'eiock. r Nj;
l extension top carriage, ME- IL
iuup-asat. dearb0ins. foils .4Jytb3ssf
wagons new aud If the best niiiI,T1.-I1
Alab2 stcuud hi nd t@lrbpru- ;,ud NoTl
wagon H4ANlEitJ. CAIlIfLI
Amos AmdcU5ou, Anct
2l7-5td-t w-th-fs-ltws
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Eureka Council, Junior o. A. NJ, At
tended divine servlc. yesterday morning
nj ST. Paul's NJ. l.. Church, and listsieI
to an Instructive aud patiio;ic aeriaou by
the Lev. Louis 3. Barrett.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

One application Of Salvation OIL well
rubbed In cured me Of Rheumatism In
tho arm, Of two mouths Standing. / never
intend to bs without It.
II. d. KRAMER, Washington, D. G.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy and rather warmer, preceded by
rain. Wednesday fair and rather colder.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

NOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP TX
IN isInR between John n. O'D0nnsll
and A. u. Roberts, trading as the Dem ocrAtic
Frinting Company 10 dissolsed by mutual
consent. A. u. Roberts will continue the
bust ness and assume all debts.
JOAN Y. u'DONEELL,
ALFkED Y. ROBE ~.
wilmington, FEB. 10, 1850. 2-i7-St
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Crying isa prime evidence OF pain.
When the baby is frettul and inclined
''cIying spells /" remove the cause by
usirg DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Hampton bar salt oysters, clans, musk.
rats, eggs, poultry always on hand at
wholesale. Geo. w. SpIcer & Co., 30I
King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

The famous Behr Bros. pianos, with
cylinder top and tons muller, only 1t
hobslen's, ITO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

The celebrated 3 B. i. b. cigar, manu-
i4ctured by II. \. Bourbon q Bro, No,
2lg West Second street. Sold 1T all the
leading hotels and cigar stor.s. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

John Eibrlsin, attornsy-at.law and
pension agent, will b at Bll shipley
stseet, Wiiningtsn. DEL, every evening.
Advice ffes.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Ivers s. Ponds and Newby & Even's
pianos. in new and beautiful cases, only
at Robelen's, no Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

vi furniture a. retsil on Thursday, Feb
ruary 20, at No. 300 Bhipley street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Can be had of Steward & Chandler,
South Side OF Second and French. Try
It. Phone 110.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

The etlec. OF drastic gq11Tss..,t,iI y
ensrvating and often 19,,t you
OF less proslratlon. Wn i,n.,.Iivt
. mild sppsrisnt and - ii'...dos
are happily combined III
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Cloves, Cinnamon, nutmegs and all
spice. whole and ground, perfectly pure.
Taylor & Fullerton, 3o2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Largest, cheapest and best assortment
Of Valentines 10 w Adam. ~ Bro. g, a0I
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

VIM. ]. LAnk has for aale about 100
bushels of Iowa potatoes suitable for
planting. They are very superior pota-
toes and well worth the attention Of far
mers.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Linen bosom, double back, white shirt !.
only soc., at Wyatt d Co.'S, COS Market
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

WANTED.-GIRLS FOR WORK OF
~ al kinds. Hip supplied at L. .,
iEiNDhick's Select Intelligence once, No.
sos Orange street. 2-I7-bt.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Strong Cough Candy at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

The Grippe is over, but Lung Diseases
arc as prevalent as ever. The Balsam
cures every time coughs, sore tsroat,
Group. etc., and really pIeve,l consump.
ton, 80 cents and 81. Sold Sy drugpists
depot Fourth aud King streets.
Don't Forget
To attend the sherif's sale offurnlture at
No. 800 Shipley street on Thursday, Feb
ruary 20, at 10 o'clock In the morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Bebring piaI loo, Emerson pianos, Hale
pianos, only ct Robelen's, TO Market
street
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

A practice match was hr.a \
Wawaset Gun Club OH ilitif "
over Eleventh street bridge ~
day. Twenty-Five clay pigeons ga
aud the retu. t was as follows \
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

l OST. = ABOUT THREE WEEKS
IL ago. a 1000 mile Pcnna. Il. II. ticket,
made out to Thomas Qnisiey, of West Chess
ter, Pa. suitable reward will be paid for
same At ms once. %-ii.3t'