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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

At New York New York .: Phladel-
phia 3. Earned runs. New York 4, Phila-
delphia , hits. New York g: Philadelphia
10: errors. New York {. Philadelphia >;
pitchers. Rusie and Nickery; umpire
Quinn
At Cincinnati Cincinnati @: Chicago T.
Earned runs. Cincinnati (, Chicago 3; home
run. Wilmot and Keenan,: base hits, Gin
cinnati !, Chicago .; errors. Cincinnati .
Chicago pitchers. Hutchinson and Fore
man: umpire NlcQuade.
AL .ston. Boston q. Brooklyn e. Pitch
ers. Hughes and Getzcin Base hits,
Brooklyn >. Bostou6 Errors, Brooklyn :.
Boston g. Earned runs, Brooklyn 1. Bos-
ton g. Home iuu, Gc'zciu. Umpire,
Wcedeu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

Vi,E~nCHC. MIS-. April 2l--A CORE
spoudcut who has just returned to this city
from "a trip up the Suutlowcr river delta
10y boat. describes the scenes i'm the over
flower region TO be pitilul. He thinks the
loss of life has been greater than heretofore
reported. He saw five bodies floating about
in one place-those OF white woman and
four negroes The bodies had 10 be left
where they WERE ass there was no way %
bury them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
CROWS pKINcE HURT.
The Heir to Italy's Throne Get, an Every
Day Shaking tp.

RoNr, April 2l-Thc Crown Prime
of Italy. who is now touring Southern
Russia. met with a railroad accident to-
day. A. the train on which hc Wa
travelling was leaving Nladiyakas. the
chief town of thc Tcr,k district. 10 Wa
thrown from the track by thc breaking
OF the wheel oi One of the car. The
Crown Prince wa, severely shaken up
and received several coulu-iou-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

Sla ia I,lsgyGa 70 he R,yis'T
CHARLESTON. W. VA, April 2i.-A mass
meeting of citizens of Cabin Creek District
of Kanawha county and tine lower part OF
Faycttc county WAS held az East Bank.
Saturday. To- consider the matter Of form
ine new county Committees were APP
pointed ou Finance and Territory, AND 'hr
m-.tins adj IluIMoA until NAV ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

WTfRrowN. \. Y, April 2l.-Bishop
wadbams has silenced Father Peter II. j..
RYAN. Of ST. Peters Roman Catholic
Church. and suspended him from priestly
Ceice an account Of acts unbecoming "a
Dr;est i.i, The chief complaint against him
l,,as p,,. ms to his method of assessing the CON
'-,,@eotion and cxtorting money from them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
THEY COMBINE.
The Big Four Book Publishers Are Now
Ia and In on Every Thing.

Ia and Ia ON Every Thing.
NEW YORK. April 21-The four lead
ing publishers OF school books. known
u the trade as the Big Four" and
comprising Van Antwerp. Bragg a Co..
OF Cincinnati; ID. Appleton q Co... Ivison,
Brakeman * Co.. md \. :. Barnes *
Co. Of New York, have at last COM
bined. under the name OF the American
Book Company. with headquarters at
BOO Broadway New York. Birdseye
Brakeman g., President. \. G.. Barney.
Vice-Prcsident Henry T. Ambrose.
Treasurer, and g.. H. Tucker, Score
ffrT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
PROF. SUMNER STRICKEN.


NEW HANEN. COM. April 2l.-Iroi.
VIM. G.. sumner Nalc'S well-known
Professor of Political Economy. after
leaving his classroom. dropped sudden
lv ON the campus. lie was picked up
unconscious and carried 10 his home
His physician announced that his trouble
was occasioued by q di>ordercd stomach
and that while hc may not be in danger
of death. still his condition is serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
\ MN.terIou. EnidemIc.

vienna. April 81 Dalmala D. being
scourscd by am epidemic Of ia mona. The
Austrian authorities have decided to make
am investigation OF the subject post
mortem examination of each fatal ease has
also been ordered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

Avr-BrRy. MAs-. April q. -Jonn r..
Cowdcn. said ~ be- the oldest Odd fe.l"W
ia the. country, died yes -te.daF' ak-l
years. He joined the order DO fh'i''''
phia in 1881.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
\ city Flooded.

NEW ORLEANS. April 2l.-rhc Times
B,mor5oi has received a special from
Bayou sara. stating that the levee broke
today and the whole town is flooded.
Every house is submerged The loss win
bee tremendous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

NEW YORK. April 2l-Jeremiah O'Don-
80, I2ossa the eX-Feniau. was on trial
here TODAY before Judge Andrews, in the
Court of over and Terminer on charge
- .c,,r.i,,,inal libel Patrick Sarsheld Cassi-
dav' a newspaper man. is the plaintiff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

W,~mNsroN. April o. Speaker Reed
ha, not yet filed Mr.. Randalis places on
committees. bur if De- consults me Demo
.--.f.. lender, he will probably assign Mills
r- prl.- and Crisp to Appropriations
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
Fifteen Lives Lost.

LoNDo> April 1.-The steamer Biipoa'
from Grimsby April =. for london. has been
lost in the North Sea. Fifteen P'i9oHa
were drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
rarn.llite. Divided.

Lo>uoN. April y The Parneiliues are
divided iu their opinions on Mr. Paruell'
motion They think an explanation is
nncn,,lrN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

rxp,x,polls. April Through the M
terveution of Mayor sullivan, Coi.tSl ',,,3
,,-,.-...s ,,;ll meet tomorrow. Ii IS hcheNeu
d, ...,,,rror,ise will be reached
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
cRONIN CoN>PIENToRs.
woodruff and Kunz Acquitted of The
Charges.

Charges.
CmcAGo. April 9I.-Thc Indictment
against Frank Woodruff. alias Black.
charging him with completely in the
murder OF the late DR.. T.. II. Cronln
was dismissed to-day by consent of the
state. An indictment for horse steal
ing still stands against him. Subsc-
qucntly by order of the States Attorney
the Indictment against John Kunz for
completely in the same crime, was also
stricken off the docket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

Vt-ufN.roN. April 2t-Chas. r: Kin
...l. who is charged with the murder OF
-Heurc~eutativc Tau.oec. was to-day a0-
rl--c,i to bail Boz the sum of S-0,O0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

There were ten eases u Police Court.
yesterday morning Thomas Carney. for
fighting. got - aud COSTS Jennie Ice. i0r
keeping house oi ili-iamc. got ago and
COSTS and s.N inmates and visitors got -
and costs each. John Ccoulv. for disorder,
got $40 and cost. and James McGoycru, for
thc same oIcusc. got - and costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22

To the Young face Pozfoni Ooiil'.iiiY',. l.ii ,,
Powder gives fresher charms '' ''''
newed youth. Try IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
PROBABLY \ FAKE.
4 Hair-Raising story of Murder in Logan
County.

CArLErrsBURG. KY, April 2l.-Three
brothers. John. Smith and William Bals-
den. three dcSperadoes known through
ont this section. were shot by gang
headed by Jim Brewer, on Pigeon creek,
so miles from here. Friday. The trouble
which led to the killing dates back sew
cral years. when Brewer forced John
Baisdcn from his bed and made him run
for his life. Since then BaiSdcn has
been ON still hunt Friday Brewer
gathered party OF friends and waited
for the outlaws in ambush. Firing was
not begun until the three brothers We're
I'm close gmshot. John and Smith being
killed outright and William frighttully
wounded. He is not expected to sur
yivc. but was placed i'm Jail at Logan
Court House. Further trouble is expect
ed bctwce the TWO factions.
ATALE OF BLOOD.
The Baisdcn gang have for two years
been outlaws. The first shooting done
by John BaiSdcn was i'm Pike county,
some fifteen years ago, when hc put a
bullet through the face of Tom Cecil.
now of Cincinnati IL nearly cost Cecil
his life. Seven or eight years ago a
fight occurred between the BaiSdon and
the Hatfield crowd. in which John BaiS-
den fired a Winchester ball through the
abdomen of the notorious Captain Hat
field. and another through the neck Of
John :. Hatfield Both recovered from
their terrible wounds. This fight oc-
CURED ON Lick Creek. about five miles
from Sycamore POStoiiicc. W. Va. Two
years afterward John BaiSden was cap
tured by the HathcldS. Pleading was
all that saved his life. DR.. Harry Bais-
den. near whose house the last fight oc-
CURED. killed boy named Bowling Sev-
cral years ago. He was the only one Of
the entire gang who ever suffered for
their crimes. The ponitcntiary caught
him for ten years.
The last killing the BaiSdens are
known To have been engaged in was a
murder most foul In February last.
near Gruudy. W. Va. am old gentle
man, Robert Orange became the object
of their dislike. and one day. while
seated at the dinner table with his
family. John, Smith and William BaiS-
den shot him through the window. After
hc had fallen they cmpticd the contents
OF their guns into his dead body. More
trouble is expected, as the BaiSdenS
have many connections i'm Logan coun-
ty. ". Va. The gang has been accused
of almost every crime i'm the calendar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
~ Dror~ Mo roErGY.

The contest over the site. had risen,
he said. from prose 90 poetry and me
held iu Dis hand little book. entitled,
..Ibrgc Hundred Reasons Why Chicago
Should Have thc Worlds Fair. 10 was
a >or. of epic poem. got up in the inter-
e>t of Ncw York. and hc would read %
verso or rWD from Do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-22
At xapoleom'. birthplace.
CABLE BREvITIEs.

PAm. April 2l-President Caruot az
rived 40 AIacci0. Corsica. today
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

the Levy Court cannot 60 beiore
the people asking for an approval
OF their actions without explaining
how they appropriated to themselves
salaries ranging from $500 up 10 $500
and over, for 5S or 60 days attendanoe
. court at % a day and mileage, and
$l2 in bulk additional for overseeing
the repairs OF bridges and settling with
the Road Commissioner Of the re-
spective hundreds As stated ysster-
day we do not positively assert that
the members Of the Levy Court have
.oyerpaid themselves 10 salaries, but VIC
only say that we can find no law for
the payment of such salaries. II there
Is such law we would like to have it
pointed out, SO that no member OF the
Levy Court may be uDjustly criticised.
We do not wish to DO coercive, nor to
make unreasonable requests, but where
the practice OF tie court has apparently
been 90 diverged from the common
accepts,ion of the meaning of the law,
1t becomes doubly incumbent for the
court to show that It's actions are In
harmony with the law.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

ONE step more has been taken
towards securing to Wilmington the
new postofiice and custom hcuse build.
Ing. Yesterday President Harrison
signed Tie bill granting the additional
amount asked. making the total $3.50. :
900. II still has one risk TO run, as
when incorporated in the general ap.
preparation bill 1t will again require
the signature of the President. There
is possibility, but hardly in this case
q probability, that the general appro-
priation bill may bo so loaded with
Objectionable features as 10 incur q
Presidential veto. 1t is saie to assume
that our new postoiiice is reasonably
assured.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Salaries of Levy Courtmen,

II 10 sale to say that there is not a
member OF the Levy Court who either
has or will have during this week read
the article In yesterdays REPUBLICAN
relative to the salaries they have been
allowing themselves, and by the time
they meet again they will be able to
point out the law which authorizes
some Of them to draw from the county
treasury three dollars q day for every
working day in the year. We shall
be very glad of the opportunity offered
to publish the law that permits such
iibsral allowances 10 be made, that the
people may know that our public ser
wants have been guided by correct and
honest motives. We do not for q
moment charge that they have beer
guided by any other motives, and ever
should they not be able TO show tina
they have been guided by law, wou.t
much prefer TO attribute tLeir errors I,
misguided judgment.
Ons thing, however, il certain
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Axouttfu, Victim of Cigarettes.

NIw BRUNSWICK. n. j., May 6.-Ter-
renee Hickey to-day mourns the loss OF
his son John, l3 years old, whose death
Is due to the excessive use of cigarettes.
Young Hickey was confirmed cigarette
smoker. He begged and borrowed
money continually to supply his craving
!or cigarettes. and smoked from three tt
six packages daily. Hickey's system
WAS inpregnated with the poisonous ntc-
otine. Loekisw WAS the result, and he
was taken 10 Wells Memorial Hospital
four weeks ago. The boy fingered IN til,
thIoes OF the fatal malsdy until yesterday
| when death came to his relief.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Twins That couid sleep In . Hat,

PIrTsBUHo, May 6.-Charles Ortop, .
one-legged man who sells cough drops
on Iifth avenue, 10 the happy father Of
the smallest twins on record. They are
a week old. have been named Jackson
and Jennie, and now weigh sixteen and
twelve ounces respectively. The head Of
each 10 about the size OF q teacup snd
the body no larger than five-cont
package of cough drops. Both could
be readily slowed Ia the proud fathers
overcoat pocket. Tho parents have six
other children all of ordinary sise The
midgets are bright and healthy, and since
the tact OF their birth has leaked out the
cough drop trade has doomed anna azingly.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

THE Levy Court is troubled by
Sheriff Aliens grub bill, and it looks
probable that ii will have to go back
on its record and allow the full
amount. 1t will have until the first
Monday In June, however, to study
over the matter aud decide upon It's
course OF action. Sheriff Allen, 1t is
said, will make no settlement except
OF the basis OF the allowance of his
whole claim, to which he is justly en-
titled
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

In women's Summer
Footv ear, Oxlords and the
low cut have the call
blacks or colors: Of course
we set the pace in prices;
but that's not the mos. i'm.
portant pa,t. Fit comes
first, In medium grades as
well as in the finest we fit
you perfectly. In work.
manship and style we take
it that all these goods sho "
the perfection of shoemak-
ing.
Take two OF the most
popular pricee-s3 and IS;
more than /oyty styles tor
you to pick iromand we think
there's atleaH a dollar more
: Of value in every paIr oI
them than you'll find in like
grades outside. All the be
+ twixt and below styles jus
as plentiful.
Two his h shoes buttol
. . and lace). Mahogany goat
n So a pair, the value 81. Al
sizes and widths.
Tennis Shoes, 81 to IS.
W Each day now adds some
i thing new and shapely fo
's e Men, Women and ChIldrer
30 Market street front, west OF main aisl
Fancy Worsted Wrap
j. ping Shawls OF sever'
a. sorts. Mostly light color
re The maker loses half; yo
take them as we get then
"a quality 50, So quaiit
be be $I.so.
~: Second noor, Chestnut ssresA
/, JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
THE Democrats of Hudson Count,

THE Democrats Of Hudson County,
New jersey, are coming down from
the tree upon which they had perched
themselves, and are now willing 10
let the election officers OF that county
who committed such outrageous
frauds to be indicted, provided the Re.
publican State Senate will not expel
Senator Mcdonald, elected by these
frauds. No doubt the Democrats are
very anxious to make compromise Of
this kind, but we hope the Republi-
cans will stand aloot from all such
entangling compromises.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Senator Rcck's obseauies.

WAsnIsoToN. May THE funeral
services over the remains of Senator
Beck were held yesterday in the Capitol
IN the presence OF distinguished as.
semblage, Including the President, mein-
bers OF the Cabinet, Justices OF the su.
preme Court, Senators aud members OF
the House OF Reprasea tatises, aud mem
bers OF the Diplomatic Corps. The ser
vices were conducted By Chap plain But.
Ter and ex-Chspla.n Bullock. Whe,
they were concluded the remains wer,
taken to the railroad depot aud sent oI
a special train to Lexington, kentucky
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
HOUSES AT pUBLIc SALE WILL

HoRSES AT PUBLIC SALE WILL.
IL be sold Mt public sale, at my
stables. Nos. 20 an12s East Fifth street,
Chester. Pa, Thursday. May sth. 1890, at
I'D o clock p. m, 20 head of Kontucky
ana Sou horn Ohio horses. Among ~
roadsters, with speed, saddlers, heavy
workers and general purpose horses.
Also, will sell for II gentleman expecting
20 90 away for the summer, complete
liBht driving outfit, consisting ofn No. /
road horse, yenrs old. that can show n
~ gait, falling top wagon, made by NJ
oehcltree, nearly new; spindle wagon,
been uted but little; two sets light har.
laBhcr, nearly new: fly nets. blankets
whips. boots. sc. Further description
OF horses In catalogue of the sale. Two
ana four months credit. A. II. TYSON,
Stidham n Son, Telephone.
Auctioncers. a26 No, los
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
An Old Pilot Dead.

BosroN, Mass, May 7.-Captain Alb.
don X. Cove. one of our oldest pilots,
died on Monday. Ia 1880 he was en-
gagged by Gen. Butler on his yacht
America in her cruise to Iceland ard
Greenland, and later was appointed navi-
gator of the United States school ship
Saratoga in her North Atlantic cruise.
For the past two years he has been pilot
between Boston and Bar Harbor.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
A Lunatio Asylum Destroyed,

MONTREAL, Canada, May 7.-The
Tongue PoiDte Luuatic Asylum. ten
miles from here. was destroyed by fire
yesterday, and about SO OF the inm ates
are believed to have perished In the
flames. The asylum wss under the
charge of tho Sisters of Providence, aud
several OF the sisters lost their lives In
trying to save the patients. The asylum
was founded IN 1873, and the amount
spent In organizing the institution wss
81. l32, 232, of which the buildings cost
100000. The arrangements for the pre-
vention and check OF fire appear to have
been very defective.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

GEORGE S. PErPER was one of the
rich men of Philadelphia that disposed
OF his wealth to good purpose. His
estate WAS valued at So, 600. 00o, and
LOOT, 600 of il was bcqueathed to
charitable institutions. II Ia but sel
dom man is found that uses such ex
cellent judgment without discrimina.
tion. The list of Mr.. Peppers be.
quests published in another column
will be read with interest.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Tho Dure i urln Cut IN.

Tie Duer farm will be sold In 81 and s
acre lots, on the prewises, near New
Castle, next Friday afternoon. In order
to accommodate persons who may wish
to attend the sale, a Tree hack will leave
the auction rooms OF l.. w. stidham &
Son, No. Ill East Fourth street, at q
p. III. For particulars see Advertisement
In another column.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

THE Republican nomination for
Sheriff and Coroner will he held on
Saturday afternoon. May "A. Let the
Republicans hear this In mind and
poll d strong vote on that day. There
should be no trouble in polling sia
Thousand votes. and II this is done til,
battle will be more than half won.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
nase nali.


The following games were played yes-
tordsy:
NATIONAL LBAouB.
At Chicsgo-Chicago, Q; Cincinnati, s
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At ChIcago-Chicago. IA; Pittsburg, o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At syracuse--syracuse. .; Rochester,.
Az Columbus--st Louis, z; Coluin-
bus, 0.
NOTES.
Mike Tiernan has already made four
home runs In the League.
Mike Kelley has caught the last six
games out OF seven without m error.
Darby O'Brien has msde eleven homo
runs up to date. This beats the record.
The Chicago Mail says that Paul
Hues should wear goggles, skates and
~ ear trumpet.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

THE REPUBLICAN acknowled ges
itself indebted 10 Hon. John b. Pen.
nineton, Dolaware's Representative in
Congress, for copy oi the Mckinley
Tariff bill US reported by the Ways
and Means Committee, also the MI
noflty report Of the committee.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

ENGLISH cutlery manufacturers are
loud in their condemnation OF the Nc
kinley tariff bill, and say that it will
ruin their trade In the United States.
The English will not lcse that trade if
tho Irish American voters who vote
the Democratic ticket Can help 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Must 60 Out.

The remainder Of the furniture and
carpets at 725 Market must positively he
closed out on "Wednesday, May 7th, 1890.
at 2.30 o'clock p. m., as the room Is
needed for another line of goods.
W. A. BuKILL. Auct.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
DestroNea by Eire.

Tue celebrated 3 b. b. B. cigar, manu-
iactured BY n. F. Bourbon & Bro, No.
2iy West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels aud cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Philadelphia. Wilmington
Baltimore II. X.
NnrcI 2nd, I7ll.
Trains will leave Wilmington ms t,i@
March pad. /

Afo'tt -AiN.s FNs
Trains will lesve wilmington MS isll
phiisaeipnia express: i.ts. 2s, -
~ sa., -" ~ i. T. ,ass ss 80 sSoi s lOsS
=. M, i2ss. as ;a. sla.' q Il, a., 10 \,
For CHESTER texpress,, l5Ssso 15Lsa,
80. h% a. m. IL 10. . tS Oh. 'VG
ieoe esps.omi,nodst,on p. MI s.o .,, 7m ,n
II iss yisss'a' M, isss a'ss ~ Zoo II 81. '" VI =
~ ,aSs% W YORK, i%;is. gsA ...@s sss e,l
zas. toA sL tS@ g "a. 7-c, s%
Tor Ses. Chester via LsmoAln. 10,
For Newark tCsntrsl and inierm,ilat.
ssitimors aud in,srinedistse T. IL stiauoa,,
aud . ZAP. M. and u 70 night.
Eaitimors and Washington, 4 10. soL =
fi.iS, a. & biyi,,ss ad 1s,s = 3, Ss
S:sss.S ): 4: n s Ara ,sis s right. !, ',' %
asarissscn, Ha:GrisssS b.m%.r % .nd -na %Sy 70. s. q
Express Tor Dover, Harrington. and
mar. 70 81 a. IN. and l22I p. IN,
Kxpress for Gape Charles. old roin. d
Tort and Norfolk. l2oia n., and i.-l y
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street for
sot ~. 90 :sls. T. eo1, sn ~
II 70 ,. m. and Hes night. ,. Il
a ,a'taHs%sIis''9aA ~ .sis FL 't'i sa s'' * ,ss
SUNDAY n "a TRAINS.
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'0 xeco,a aodation, 7.so. s,ia a,oA. NJ. n
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Accom- odaiion, TOO. s.is 30 Am.
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7.G and 10. u r. N. '
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FSr Sr 6.p. ss. dsssis Gsss 2 I'D y nffS ffoiat Comfort
Sa.Gn sor MiaGIsaemn. y, n,ac clayton. Dover, wyo,
Feiton, harrington. BriiseNliin "iiI
sspIfssil ssIsior. and ~ psIMsr' pMsIs.nnston. g ~
l2.t9 Night. Baltimore e.l2 r. NJ ana
Tesvs Philadelp phia Broad strOst for
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an Anaccan,umodst,op, n ssA 90, iO.sa. m.
s65. Id. s3s, 10 4j. AID II - p' m'
ror fu,tl,er Information, passen;or'
referred 10 the ticket ofiee at we st1' ,,, ,'
Trains marked thus ~ are ll,nl'el oNp'l
upon which extra iare is chAfse''
CnAs. E. PUGH. :, u. :..Mcn.sr M.gA "a
General MsnaPer. Generai
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

A special meeting of the w. c. T. o.
viii be held on Thursdsy afternoon at
headquarters at o'clock. Very i'm
portant business will be brought before
be meeting.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

The Democrats are claiming twelve
hundred majority In the city OF VIII.
mington at the November election.
Its laughable, isn't itp