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Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

James Powell. . young man between
u aud % years Of age, died guddenly
last night at the residence OF Chsrletou
8. Prettymap, No. 29l Jefferson street,
where he boarded. MIR. Powell worked
with the bridge building gang on the r.,
w. " B. railroad and came home a
usual from his work. but complaining
eomcwba. Of . pain over his eye. NH.
Prettyman having had the 10 grippe
some days before, he asked her how It
come. Wien she told him that che was
taken with pain over the eye, he said he
guessed the grip had got him. For
some days before, however, he had been
complaining OF not feeling very we'll.
Being member Of the Union NJ. e.
Church. and last night being his clai Q
night, he said he guessed he would no,
20, but would 90 10 bed early.
Being fond of singing he went about
the room, after he had eaten light sup.
per, chanting 80 the way is growing
brighter" aud then he said he would 90
up to his room and 20 to bed, and
clarged Mrs. PRETTY man II his brother
William called not to disturb him, as he
won d lock his door. Mrs. Pietiyman
demonstrated against the idea OF Loeb lug
his door, for il anything hsppesej 10
him during the niplt nobody could get
in. Finally he retired, and Mrs. Pretty
man going up stairs some time alter
ward saw that his door was slightly ajar.
As Mr.. Preti, man had 10 go down tho
road this morning he called to Mr..
Powell ut 10 minutes before u O'Clock to
gut up, but received 10 answer.
He called again and receiving no an-
swer he wept into Mr.. Poweli's room,
where he saw him lying with Ills check
on his hand as II sleeping. He put his
hand Oh his head and gave him gentle
shake. but received no response He
then caught him by the side to turn him
over, when frding lie was iiieless, he
caught him In his arms aud raised him
At The same time Call w for help, which
Immediately arrived. DIR. Tomlinson
was sent for and came speedily but too
late, the vital spark had fsd before Mr..
Prettyman entered the room.
Mr.. Powell has no relatives in the city
but brother, William, 5oaidirg on
Madison street. His mother, who Is a
widow with several Children, lives at
Green Sprirg, in Biackbird hundred.
lie came 10 this city some two years
ago and worked for some time In the
Harlan q Hollingsworth works before he
went to work OH The railroad. He was
converted and joi.ed the Union NJ. Z.
Church some eighteen months ago, and
was one Of the ushsis. lie was = pious
young man. beloved BY all, and his sud
den death is keenly felt BY large circle
OF friends. DR.. Tonlinson gave q certia.
cate OF death from heart failure. Ee will
be taken TO Green Spring for inter,neut,
hut the tim, Tor the funeral has not been
fixed upon.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
EDITION


! SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-Thc railroad
oiiicials ut sacramento Succeeded 10 nav
lug communication for short time, late
last night, with the Truckce office on the
Eastern elvpe OF the Sierra mountains,
when 1t was learned that the tnow Is six
sccu icct deep on the track, be; weeu that
place and tue station Avs miles West of
1hesc. The late rains followed by freez-
Inc weather had transformed this to ice
which will have to be chopped out aud
shovcled away by hand. 1t is under
stood .the railroad company has en-
dcavored to secure telcgra phic com mini-
cation with Reno in order that few at
least OF the West bound trains that sre
there can be ordered tack to Ogden and
fheir passengers transferred to the South
ern route.
The situation remains this same on the
foad to Oregon.
The water in the streams and rivers of
California is receding, but in some places
slowly. From Calusa, in the western
part OF the Sacramento Valley, reports
comes that for twenty-five miles north
AID touth OF there the farms are covered
With water to a depth OF from two to six
iesi.
Tho lois throughout the State by the
food cannot be even approximately esti-
mated Ut this time, but 1t seems certain
gill not be great as at first estimated.
The railroad companies did splendid
work yesterday in getting tracks leading
out OF this city repaired.
The main lines Of the Southern Pacific
system are now open ~ far as Sacrament
10 and to points OF equal distance in tie
San Joaquin Valley. -.
FATAL SLIDES IN THE MOUNTAINS.
DowxIEvILLE, CAL, Jan. 27.-Durinp
the storm yesterday = snow slide 81
Logansviile, ten miles above here, buried
. house AID two OF the inmates v ere
Killed. Many families at Sierra City,
fsagipg snow slide, have left their homes
and taken refuge in the lower tunnel o.
the Butte mine. Two houses of the town
are aircady reported to have been de-
stroyed by slides.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
A Plea for Dobbinsyiils.

WIN you please allow me small SPACE
In your valuable paper? | read in your
editorial OF Saturday, 18th, that the evil
dsnee for Mr.. Leonard says in substance
shat Dobbinsville lie Inhabited by working
people; that they are rough aud disor-
sorry; that they must have something to
drink. desire to say that there are re-
Apectable, Intelligent and Christian peo-
lie living in Dobbinsville, and people
that do not frequent any saloons; neither
DO they wsE. ything to drink. Being
working people ia no reflection upon
taem. They live here because it Is CON
renlent to their business, notwithstanding
All the annoyance they have suffered,
caused by The saloon; but now they .pe
fhe dawn OF better times; they already
fsel the effects OF the FALCON being closed.
Everything has teen very quiet around
here Tor the last ten days. the two last
Saturday evenings have reminded them
ei Sab ath evenings, from the peaceful
order that has prevailed and now with
The denoralizing il llueuce Of rum and
riot banished Il may be that pobbiusytll,
shall be turned into a notable phase toI
tacfaiity aud religion. A.G.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

The three county assessors for this
city, Messrs. Higgins, McCIoskey aud
iewecs, commenced their sitiings at the
Court House nj 8 o'clock this iorenoou
ior the correction OF the assessments aud
Tor adding TO the lists those who were
omitted. Very few persons called during
tile forenoon TO get ASSESSED. When a
representative of the I;gpunI IcAH called
at ~ O'Clock, besides tho three assessors,
only John NJ. Euos, u Waterman at the
Court House and ex-Tax Col iector
Patrick NeaFy were present. A young
man came IN with u voucher and ~
assr ,scd. Another young man with nS
voucher came IN 10 ret ASSESSED. when
he was told lie Lad to have voucher and
he Vet away to get one. There will b,
mere piosent this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

William Lewis of this CRY, and IN, OF
til" successful life insurance ens4fa
hvc company, was united IN lie holy
b uds oil wedlock to Miss Fam. Sal.
lo"s, OF Nova Scotia, by the REV. DR..
eopk, ON Saturday evening, al tLelr re, /.
ncncr, No. 703 Jack.on s,rcel. The
groom had fitted the house up very snug,
ready 10 Immediately commence house
kteping. 1t is very pleasant ani snug
LONE. The house was iiiled wih iriepis
on lhe Joyous occasion. who kindly re.
mrmbtred them with numerous beautl-
iul aud useful presents.
Reite,hmenls were lervsd In All MI.
snee aud = plea ant evening p ssed
Everybody, OH retiring, shed the happy
couple many years OF welded blifs and
pfOspeIllY.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Bridge News.
This is a great lay for the Third street
bridge, q structure that is irtere. ..-..
the people OF Ne rfv~rrrp -. .-@a
ertent Of a, least ,.-.~u...
There were present on the bridge this
forenoon. giving 1t q thorough. going
Investigation 10 behalf OF New Castle
County. Messrs. Hickman, Grub, ella.
son, Sutton and Wier OF the Levy Court,
and their engineers, Messrs. Lueius and
KINNEY. OF the bridge builders were
Messrs. Alvin II. Morrison, contractor
in chief; q. W. Deau, OF Dean & West
brook, contractors tor the iron work;
Engiueer Il. T.. llemmingway, Assoc
about a bridge In one hour than the
writer does In fifty years, and the original
inventor Of the application of the electric
motor to the turning OF bridges, Mr.. J.
n. Oxford, who, with Mr.. J. q. English,
trades as the New England Electric Sup
ply Company, at bridgeport Counecii-
cut.
Tie motor can be started up with one
turn "A minute and kept at that speed, lie
says, as long M you please. or It can run
up to a speed OF 1850 revolutions min
ute. The motor he put III the Bridge
port bridge works splenddly and 80 does
this one. Well, then, what are those
men fixing those brakes tort Obi they
arc not connected with the motor at all.
have morning. TO do with the adjust.
ment OF the machinery. ! have no rea.
son TO give why thoY did not use the
motor yesterday ut IL o'clock or to day.
The electric current can be regulated
as we'll as steam. There is the brake
(about two feet long), which corresponds
with throttle valve. He declared lie
was perfectly pleased with the motor. 1t
Is = Thomson Houston motor, We
learned from Wilmington electrician
that the iive-horse power OF electric cur
rent costs SlS per month, and, from n
contractor, that the motor costs 81, 800.
This turns the iron draw, which IA 24t
feet long, weighs go tons, aud, In the
preset unworkei and unlimheied con-
dition OF The machirery, eau be turned
by three rner.
The Levycourtmen and their engineers
are holding meeting at Garwood's
European Hotel, this p. m, to talk The
bri &c over. Some of them spoke III
favor OF having the draw on Mt night q.
well rs daytime, as they desire TO accom-
no1ate the peopls. While they canno
compel this without accepting the bridge
there appears to be an obliging disposl
ton On the part OF the men who hold /
In possession and a county bridge tender
Mr.. Hickman, brother of the Lev,
CourtmaD, who is getting his salary anl
ready TO furnish the services required.
Tho bridge looked all right TO-DAY
There is nothing unusual In the Incl
dental adjustment OF machinery.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Tho fourth quarterly conferred
Wesley NJ. Il. Church was hd
night. The Rev. w. g. Koons VI
vited to return as pastor Tor al
year. The following arc tho oaia]
the church: Stewards, Richard G. i
Rev. Jno. w. Harris, Losnder l.,
ders, Thos. White, GeD. W. I'D
Baden Hygate. Zachslrlah T.
,rhos. II. Pratt, Oscar Jones,
Woodrow, David II. Coylei i
school superintendent. George
assistant. R. g. Jones; euperlntcni1
infant school. Mary 9. Backley
following committees were appd
Mi,s!ons-George Moore, MAiaa
zine, Charles Ii. Brown and A fred
arts.
Church Extension-Rev. j. W. I'D
John 4. Reed, Harry Shllrs, n
Outen and Samuel Murphy.
Sunday School-Francis Hodet
Thomas y. Appleby and John iorl1
Tracts-Robert Carlisle, ChaTle'
and Charles Moore.
Temperance-W. G. Reign,
Deaver and j. II. Thornton.
observation-disclosures .Iopes, 4
Binner and Robert RusHfH
Freedman's Aid aud Southern
tion-E. 3. Meter, John Keowl
Charles Joues.
Church Records-Balden Hygate.
Music-H. II. Pickles, Harry IL
and Bella Grossan.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
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Riot at laurel

A dispatch irom Laurel states that
riot occurred on Saturday tetween tie
HomheTs Of the Wicomieu County, Nd.
And Laurel base bal clubs owe !. deei.
sion Of the umpire, SAMUEL. Gov ugton,
% foul tip. Tie opposition Wa Cham.
p.onei aud led By Geo. W. Walker. OF
Saarptown, Md, and lie was promptly
Knocked down ard murderously u.s.
sAulted BY CoVingtou. during the frac 8
Tho excitement was intense, the two
clubs arrayed 'henseveo in sympathy
NTH this two prime pals. Cluhs ami bal, 5
were in great demand. The riptlng fac
tions were with much diililulty rasiflei
aud dispersed. Walker was SO roughly
handled that be FACE was almost beaten
10 Jelly, one ear was torn IN threads
snd scarcely hung to his head. His con.
diilSn is rrccaFious. The worst Is vet
feared, as the friends Of the principals
Esiniain threatening attitude. Those
OF Walker demand revenge
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Assessor Higgins OF the First District
putnothing in the way of Republicans get
Ting assessed wien they called upon him
and even set times when they could meet
hin aud &c. nssesstd. In this he diil-l ell
radically from Nj. McCloskeys plan bat
In Possessing democrats by dropping
an initial or aiding an initial his tactics
have been the same For instance, John
+. Thomas l.. and Joseph A. Nee ,rmIck
were assessed In the Eighth Ward for
1889 and now they are assessed for 1888
as plain John, Thomas and Joseph nc
Cormicb. This 8 Only sample of how
II iuns in all the wards OF the First and
Second Districts.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
.FIFrA edition


81. PErERsBuRa, Jan, g-,,
fron As,rAbad report tbs, per,isn ~
aesAn 10 ravagcd by an lnle,lln.l s ~
o. excessive fatality. Three thon...,
deaths ere reported at Moor n ~.
there we're 100 deaths daily. o.
the scarcity Of doctors the nature y, n
diseass u unksown. As We.,ernP
was ravAged with cholera lhgo.es N
autumn, and a. thousands OF r.ooI. N
70 the eastward IA the hone 10 s,,s
from tho dIsease, II Is REGARDED A. ~
BILE that they carried II WITH ,bsI "
that this may account Tor the ,lou5l. I
Kh0rnssAD.
THE ORR BACILLI NOTICED nr,o,,
LONDON, Jan. 27.-The .uspo,,a \
e0vury Of the bacillus o, ia.iuepn
DH. Maximilain and Adolpl.r JOHN
the bacterian Laboratory oi The l,.s-,
lisspitai at Vienna, Ia not hy al, y,'.
. new one In 1889 the innueri, NJ
the case OF tho present epideu.p. ,r,us
from East TO West. Then Tie du,'
was supposed TO have entered NJ
run Ouiubs huu no itbs a + 'tlOl "
Kant, protested to Had II. ougnsa
''inscst" nowadays the word soqa1
microbe), Imported into Russia IN,
Of goods from China.
wiz BISMARCK DID sor .rEL
BEnLIx, Jan. a7.-Thcte /.
speculation ~ TO the reason why n
Bismarck, alter coming TO BstsJ
attend the closing session OF the b
stag. failed to appear. The rrclas
Zeitung attributes his absence to 4
ton produced by . difference OF oJ
with the Emperor on the language
In the speech from the throne.
PORTUGUESE nosrILiTY us,n,i1|
LISBON. Jan. 27.--The P5rpu
Ambassador In London Will lus,
british Legation 10 charge OF UAnpy
Affairs, % hs 10 ordered to n.nl
Lisbon. Tho British Ambsu,is
Portugal will leave Lisbon shortly
nostile feeling against Eng ans pro-
. worse phase than ever.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
HAMBuREER5'
CLoTHI2 LaSysE.

Special for to-day and Wednesday.
From 5 to 9p. M, to-day, Tuesday, and
all day tomorrow, Wednesday, choice
of all our fine Pantaloons worth S., Sc,
81, $3.50 and IS for $445.
Remember this offer is for this day,
Tuesday, only. Hours from o'clock
till 8 to-day and all day Wednesday.
Specials for Wednesday and this eve
ming, beginning at 5 p m. to-day and
continuing untilW ednesday evening, $50
Mems Oyercoats, light colors and light
weights, light colors and heavy weights,
dark colors in light or heavyweight,
Kerseys, Barney Tweeds, Fur Beavers,
Chinchillas, etc. Real values of these
Coats, $40, $l2 and $l4
Your choice $3.50. For a good, ser.
viceable, high-priced coat tor the price
OF common one Don't forget this of.
fer. $3.50 tor an Oyercoat worth dou-
BILE.
Tuesday from 5 p. m, till 9, Wednes.
day all day.
80 dozen Shirts and Drawers, red fan.
n mel regular price 5 Loo. Special price,
63 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
The Hainlisoa I,svor, Case.

ELMtRA, N. Y, Jan. q The iaki
Of testimony In the Rober. Ray Ham
ton divorce csss was resumed befoll
Referee u. q. Van Dus,u thu uorninj
The proceedings. ~ before, were b,si3
closed doors and In . secluded apA,tiuv
Mr.. Hamilton was present with hs ec
sci, j. N. Divon, and Charles W. fuu
Of New York, represented the dels
Tho witnesses who testified today
from this city, neighb0rs Of hu
Joshua Mann during their resideA
West Third street.
The principal object Of the pros.d
was to prove the lack OF evidence q
preaching maternity while here, ,hsl
, when she says the baby was born.
Patrick Fean, from whose bar psaI
beer were NO frequently taken =
F. Mann house, who was tho princ'T4
I ness, testified dofuitcly TO but liiiA
was shown . photograph Of Eva
could not say positively whether Il
he had ever seen the original.
Mrs. Steele, the vile Of Eva's bfx
who lived IN the same house, bed
often came after beer and related to
how she had been kicked about
abused by Eva.
Others OF tho neighbors testified TO
, sounds ofnightly revelry which proceed
from the Mann residence, but altbss
they had eeen both "Dotty" Miami
Eva In the house . greater part Of
time. hone could testify that they II
- man and wife.
Mr.. Fuller appears greatly elated
the out ome OF tho proceedings thus
and II is learned has expressed great
adence 10 ultimately securing a Y
/ % yet has Been ShowSYs .,,.Sve n
consistency to Mr.. Hamilton sine
marriage. He promises that whal
case comes to trial In New York, hi
introduce many new and sensai1
features which have not been dlscil
Tho proceedings to-day were Adiou
to Eebrusry 10. at which time oiha
Mrs. Hamiiton's former neightoa(
be called.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

We return our thanlks til,
columns OF the REPUBLICAN,
OF delicious straw berries sontI
morning with the compliment
Potter at No. 420 King stre y
fhsm on sale at 80 cents q
are certainly fine oncs an,
just ~ natural - II grown
the balmy days Of sum mer3
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Rev. z. G. Bostle, pastor of Mt. Mari.
"A. U. NJ. Z. Church, New Hope, Bucks
county, Pa, will preach IN 81. PauI's A.
Y. Id. T. Church tc-mOuow, { W tlue :
dsy) evening. Brother Rostic is d
young preacher and lett this city last
June to take charge OF the Nj. Maria A.
u. M. +. Churcs aud has proved yery
successful pastpr Al are invited 10
hear the young pulpit orator. Rev. /. B.
Cooper, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

l AS488t88t
The bsst 20. Isas IN the city.
The eseo ~ fsas IL the city.
The beat 00c. Teas In the city.
Ihe beat 6Oc. Teas 10 che city.
The best Soc. Teas In the city. :
specially In Lsa's Best Flour.
Specially In lAa's Clifton Flour.
Specially In Lea's Poutayat Flour.
Speciality 10 Lea's Kirkwood Flour.
Creamery Butter (print) 800. ID.
Crt anery Butter (print) 25c. ID.
Creamery Butter (print) csc, Ii
Light Sugar, &c. per ID.
Light Sugar, &c. per ID.
Light Sugar, &c. per 10.
Light Sugar SC. per ID.
Big Bottle Ex. Vanilla, 10c.
Big Bot 10 Ex. Vanilla, l0c.
Dig Bottle Ex. Lemon, Toe.
Big Bottle Rx. Lemon, Toe.
l qt Golden Drlps, loo.
at. Golden Drips, 100.
l at. Golden Drips, loo.
l at. Golden Dripr, loo.
l gal. Sweet Cider, zoe. (Bost)
! gal. Sweet Cider, zoe, (Bsst)
l at. New Orleans (mol. lbc.
| a. New Orleans (mol. 15c.
| Bottle Mustard (Largo), Sc.
l Bottle Mustard (Large), &c.
2 ltA kvap. Peaches, 25c.
2 lbs. Prunellas, 25c.
2 lbs. Seedless Plums, 25c.
. lbs. Evap Pears. Doc.
3 lbs. Preserved Pears, &c.
j lbs. Preserved Peaches, 2Jc.
5 lbs. Preserved Plums, EOS.
lbs. Preserved Figs, 25c.
3 lbs. Preserved Strawberries. 25c,
3 lbs. Preserved Pineapple, 25c.
3 lbs. Preserved Biackberrics, &c.
4 lbs. Currant Jelly, Csc.
4 lbs. Pineapple Jelly, 25c.
4 lbs. Plum Jelly, CSC.
4 lbs. Ounce Jelly, CSC. ........
I lbs. Strawberry Jelly, 25c.
4 lba Apple Jelly, 25c.
4 lbs. Peach Jelly, 25c.
4 lbs. Barley, 25'.
4 lbs. Carolina Rice, 2Ic.
4 lbs. 1aSioca, 25c.
4 cans Sarilncs, PC.
4 qts. New Peas, Csc.
4 qts New Hominy, 25c.
4 qts. New Beans, 25c. .=.=
3 glasses of Jelly, &c. ....-.-
d lbs. Oatmeal, 25c.
Z lbs. New Buck wheat, 25c.
10 cakes OF Soap, Pc.
Avenu. 5..=.... ..... ...-.
New Halibut, smoked.
New Salmon, smoked.
New smoked Plymouth Bloaters.
DEvERELL BHos.,
No. s East Fourth street.
Observe name and number.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

ecRASTos, Jan. 27.-Jame. Glib,
recently the giant OF Barnums Giro
and now employed as a private wat,
man here. 10 announced TO be married
re evening Of February Is to you
Hyde Park woman named Willis .
who, several months ago. was Pr
amoug the Salvation Army
Scranton.
The giant. who towers :
feet high, says his bride I
than four aud hall feet b red
his love romance, which 81
the moment the couple tirs
other, seven weeks ago, was
hslnpe-ed by the young om q.
who forbade him coming to
But this was smoothed over d
her consent was given to the
The wedding march 10 TO be 1
steam trombone which hsa b.
for tie scca1lon.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Tomorrow promises TO be fair. viii,
hlight thermal changes, followed by
slightly warner aud partly cloudy
weather. Tie present outlook FOR Thurs.
day IN theso ctions is partly cloudy to
fAir warmer weather, preceded by light
local ran or SNOW Leat tbs lakes and the
coasts, preceded hy log oil the cnasts.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
A Challenge

WIN. Baxter, Of Cheste
claims to be . light-wslg eN
challenges VIM. Allen, OF leu, s,
meet him IN from 10 to 80 q :
thus decide TO whom the b.al
Baxter 10 at present Waiting
this city and fesls like Q seco !,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 18th, 1890. by
Rev. George w. Finlaw, at his resi-
dence, No. 3l5 Benson street, N. j.,
Mr.. James II. Horne, of Dayton. Ohio,
to Mrs. Sadie l.. Simmons Kirk OF Will
lnington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Mr.. Beckett was seen by our reporter
this morning in regard to tine report OF
his financial troubles us published In The
Every Evening yesterday. He deaied all
allegations therein contained and only
risks OF the merchants Of this city with
whom he has dealt for many wears past,
10 trust TO his business integrity,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Inward Fl rlan. who occupies III.
grocery store at Maryisnd avenue AIT
Cedar street, has disposed Of his sto, k
and fixtures to Edward l.. Denrey, one
OF his clerks, who takes possession on the
i7th Of February. Mr.. Harlan proposes
to lcave in Marc to look out for ioms
new enlerpxisa.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Powell has or his stall in
street market fresh shad, yell,
cod flsh. white fish, Ladd,
white perch, md . Gne lot o
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
It's Coming.

The day we quit Is COM
ing and very rapidly. II
we continue selling Clothing
as fast as we have been for
the last few days we shall
be compelled to quit before
the 25th OF March. Lots Of
people have taken US at our
void and bought two suits
Tor the price OF one. On
Overcoa.s for men and boy S
prices are not considered.
It's getting rid OF them that
We are thinking about, and
if they don't 60 a. one price
why we'll put a pr',ce on
them that will make them
go. It's a big thing for
purchasers. Don't delay, 1t
won't last much longer. The
sooner you come the better
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

10, 80 and 60-eeut tsas, all new and tile
tncst Favored teas In the city; lust re-
Seivsd a new lot OF English breakfast
Tea for 80 ceutai regular price so cents.
GEo. A. TAYLOR,
E. N. E. Cor. Third and King SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
The First oil the season.

) Strawberries, pine apples, tomatoes,
rsdishes, and fruits generally. Also
venison. Stall Mes. 40 aud ll5 Eighth
street market IL, schs4a. Telephone
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs md all
,lien, whole and ground, perfectly pure.
Taylor q Fullerton. 500 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
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