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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-02

4 proposition has been made to con
vert the chair factory which was pro
iected at ParkerSburg with a great
blare Of trumpetS some months ago into
a nail factory. In other words, they
want TO sit on the chair factory in order
To draw the nail factory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-02

West Virginia should begin at once
to astonish the nations at the Worlds
Fair. She is able To DO it and her peo-
pie should sec to ii that She docS.-HcSt
Union Record.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-02

Hon. John NJ. Hamilton, of Calhoun,
seems TO be- beating the bushes of the
Fourth district at Il lively rate. Mr.
Hamilton is a hustler without super
Tor. The man who carries of the
Fourth district nomination from him
will know that he has been a scramble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-02

The immense hosiery mill which is
being constructed at MartinSburg, will
soon be I'm running order Nearly half
of the lO7 machines have already been
put in. When completed the mill will
be one of the largest industries in the
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-02
WASHINGTON AND LEE.
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE,

For Catalogue. address
jy7c>y2gy q. ". c. LEE. President
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
When ON the High Seas,

On the rail, on sfesmboAt. aboard q
fshing smack, or yachting cn the coast.
Hostetter's Stomach Bisters will b found
a reliable mtans Of avsrting and relieving
ailments to which travellers, mariners
and emigrants are peculiarly subject. Sea
captains, ship doctors, voyagers or So
journers In the tropics. and all about to
encounter uhacclimated, an unaccus-
toned or dangerous climate, should not
neglect to avail themselves OF this safe.
guard Of well-ascortained and long-tried
merit. Constipation, biliousness, mala.
rial fever, indigestion. rheumatism and
affections OF the bladder aud kidneys are
among the ailments which it esadicates,
and it may be resorted to not only with
confidence In Its remedial efficacy, but
also in i's perfect freedom from every
Objectionable ingredient. since It u de-
rived from the purest aud most salutary
sources. 1t coun'eracts the effects OF
uaw holesome food and water.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
"DriginaI Package" Shop.

TOPEKA, Kan, May l7.--For the first
time in live wears intoxicating liquort
are being sold openly In this city.
Charles Bshrer, agent for leading
Wholesale kansas City liquor house, OF
Friday opened up an "orig.nal package
shop on Kansas avenue, the principal
street in the city. His stock consists o.
a carload Of beer In cases, containing q
bottles each. Before evening tue entir,
stock had been disposed Of Nothing
lesa than case was sold in any instance.
The unusual sight OF the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors attracted many people to
the "orIiglnal package" shop, and the
sidewalk 10 front Of tue place WAS
crowded all day by people who were
curious to see how It was dono. Bahrer
ssys that "he has no fear OF the State
law, and will hereafter deal in original
packages OF whiskey and wine as well as
beurn
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
An Impre.nye 0ere,nony.

Forty-six suppliaut knights OF the "A.
!. o., Knights OF Malta, received the
order Of the Rd Cross and Sepulchrc
last Saturday evening. The ceremony
was performed in tie encampment room
Of Old Fellows Hall, which had been
secured Tor the purpose. Several OF the
supreme officers were present from
Philadelphia, aid assisted in comforting
this so.emn and impressive degree. The
ceremonies were concluded about mid
night, when speecaes were made and an
abundance oil excellent refreshments
served. The visitors from Philadelphia
started ior home on tho l.jJ a. IN. train
yesterday morning, aud were no doubt
well pleased with their reception In this
city. TIE Knights OF Malta is one oil
tie beat beneficial organizations In exist.
ence and those who wish to connect
themselves with an excellent order vii
do well to look into its merits before com
mitting themselves TO any other.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
G. ('E|''''''s))B, { 0,
Schedule IN effect May il. 1880,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT

Schedule IN cfYeot May il. 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST Bousn
Express truiua -..
'lO.3 q. M, - 40, ~ IS, VI 25 y. IN.
New York, sundays. '2ia, 7o5 a.
N tni9deiEhin y week Gays 4 " ,2iS S9;'
-, 81 IS, a. 81. \ 80. ~ O6, Top. IN.
Philadelphia, Sundays, - 0 10.
" %, 30 800, III 20 q. M: 20, - 40 90
! 10. o Is, S 3s. Gas, s2a $50. sJO6, 1000
Chester, week days s.l3. 6os $50.
- 05, ~ Is, 80, stI. 800, 90 ~, 80 81, 10 81.
sll 80 y. M. ! 90, s24o 500, 40. o IS. IS Ss.
Chester, Sundays, !, H. $50, .7o,,
] 30. 05, II 20 a. M 100, $40, 800, 40,
sa8s. 20, Ga, s72e, 80. - 90, ,'lo p, IN.
~ o5 u, m.. :, Is. y 10 p. m. Sundays, sio5
u. M. s2.30p. III.
WEST BOUND.
'i9; s. 4: IN. ITO, a5i, = oa .s.a, so asly.
| flttsbnry; assa. m, '!:ee p. M. daily.
ciHsfsa 81. n Loais III. p ld d JAM p N. and
'e.H p. m, daily.
| Isndcnbcrg accommodation, week days,
| 100, lu.51, A. IN. III aud 300 y. IN. sundays
a.Spa. W.. 2 bl and .. "a y. IN.
TRAINs LEAVE MARKET srRREr srArioS
For hnad,lphia week days. $50, q. as -, 20
-s2I, 'D40 I'll 80, n. M ". a.. .. a. s.Sh, no
90, y. N. snadays Sia IN; u. 40, 2.ib, 3.65.
90, p.fSp, m.
E"r Baltimore week days, 5.s5, -, II, 10. i5,
| 'n.sss. M. 24j, 800 y. IN. sundays. 2.45
| and '5.GA p. m.
Baltimore and principal stations oa Phila-
deiph hia DIVISION, io.4 a, M, daily, except
For IandcnhetR and way stations, week
days, SO, 10, i5 q. IA; 2is sop. IN. sun
days, .. ~ u. IN. 2 u aud b % y. N.
| Chicago, =. n. III. daily. except Sunday.
| Tittsburg, 800 y. m. daily.
| tincinnntiand IT. Louis tll 81, u. IN :,
daily except Sunday.
LLAvEPniLApELrHIA Fon wILMIae TON.
Daily sl24, q ~, sS15, o 30. 10 Is, al. s,
n m.;l!00 noon, 81, 3 90, " 81, 4 IS, Is 30
80, a73a, s 10. 10 10, II 50 y. m
| Daily, except sunday, sJ 10, ~, s a.
Il, M. Vi 80, 400 and 80 p. IN. Sunday
only 3 80 II. ~.
Telephone No. 1J3.
rH.Ke.es to Western points lower than
vinary otheriihe.
J.T. ODELL, l.0.SCULL
Gen'l Manaxar, Con lPass, Ags
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

CONGRESSMAN Bynum of Indiana
has been making u disgracelul exhibi-
ton Ia the national House OF Repre-
sen.atives of himself as first-class
Ausnias. In discussing the tard
question he made charges against the
ways and means committee which
were directly denied by Mr.. Flower, q
Democrat on that committee. He
made another charge which was
denied by Mr.. breckenridge another
Democratic member Of the committee.
He then msde an attack on Senator
Farwell of Chicago, tor furnishing
stone ior the bulldog OF q jail in Texas.
which was promptly depied by MIR.
Grain, another Democratic member,
Bynum, however, persisted in slash
Ing around until he inierfered with
Congressman Bayne's business when
sharp encounter OF words enaued for
which Bynum was called before the
lar Of the house md censured lie
should lie voted the boss-liar medal.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
No Faction Fight,

A set effort is being made by Demo
cratic journals TO make the people be-
lieve that violent lactional contest is
being carried on all over the State by
the Republicans. All this 10 done Of
course to injure the popularity of Sena-
tor Higgins, who the Democrats cannot
forgive for having carried off from
them an Office which they believed
they held secure for oil time to come.
The organs In this county work the
sheriff nomination racket against Mr..
Higgins by trying to make the voters
believe that Mr.. Pierce Gould Is his
portege and that he (Higgins) is mov-
ing heaven and earth to defeat Mr..
Simmons. We do not believe there is q
word OF truth or the semblance oftruth
in these representations. The charges
are made to stir up the iactional feeling
that existed years ago and which re-
suited in bringing defeat TO the Repub.
lican party. We do not believe there
ever was time when there was less
iactional spirit displayed in the Repub,
lican party than now, and nobody
shoul6 be deceived by Democratic
papers in their attempt to divide the
party. Republicans are united this
ycar for victory, and they do not In.
tend TO be driven from their purpose.
Let every Republican resolve to go to
the polls next Saturday and vote for
the man Of their choice for the Repub-
lican nominee for sheriff. There are
but two Republican candidates, VIII
liam Simmons and Peirce Gould, both
true and tried Republicans, both com.
petent to fulfill the duties OF the office,
and no mistake can be made by voting
for either. Hundreds Of Republicans
friendly to Mr. Higgins will vote tor
Mr.. Summons, and hundreds not SO
favorable will vote for MIR. Gould.
There Is no iactionalism in the fight,
except what the Democrats imagine,
and what they do or say should have
no influence upon Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Tho Fleming Lot Sale.

Attention is called to-day to the ad-
ycrtisement OF b. Frank Townsend, real
estate agent to effect tho sale Of the
Fleming property at Pennsylvania avenue
and Union streets on Saturday next,
lith inetant. These lots arc splendidly
located both for business and for homes
aud being so convenient to railroad
they cannot fail TO bring good prices
The sale takes place at 4 O'Clock In til,
evening. Those who want eligible at,
convenient lots should not let this oppcr
tuuity pass with securing one or IN re 0
| the Fleming lots.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
WANAN1IAKER's.
PHILApxLrnIA. Monday. May 10. Iss

PRILApxLrHIA. Monday, May 10, 1880.
Our Vays of business.
They have been told
many times-but they need
to be told again, and may
have to be told many times
more.
We buy and make va
rious sorts of merchandise
just as cheap as possible, we
tell the truth about it all,
We sell everything at the
very least prices, and every
time we are as low as the
market or lower. The busi
less is simple as can be.
The price is named distinct
ly for each article. And
anything you make or save
thereby is yours, not ours.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Coal, wood, Oats.

You get big load of wood, and we
guarantee 2,24) pounds OF good, clean
coal in every ton you order from A..
Sergeant, No. lo6 Maryland avenue
or Seventh ard King streets. Our
coal Is under cover and screened under
our own supervision. Kindiiug wood 10
large loads. Western oats speciality,
baiei hay and straw ly tho ton. Yard,
LOG Maryland avenue. Telephone, 54j.
Central ofllcs, 7th and King streets.
Telephone 557. Opeu in the evening,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore X. r.
May 1lth, 1890.

Trains win leave Wilmington ~ follows
x IhiiIsselph,s iss SseSyprs;ss,, i.s, AZ "a
ss.a, & M, ~ a. is sad s siop, lsf m. IN. sos M Ss
AsssIsIasse.islsG' $, sss ss' s.s a. ss 1.s r.
Co. ii oss:,sr [ssFg's s., ..s .:s ss s H. IT,
A:sg$afs:s'SP is m. III; IS r. S. 81 - IL IS s
'ns ne" !" sserP., us IS. ass IA a. sy SO
"a. ssS tos ~, 90 81. q o.. IL. and
'' For &es. Chester. yia Lsmokiu. GO and
Q 10 a, m, ~ And ad' I. p, .,.,.,n.,,. 70.
0ssi Baltimore & % and in,sr%eas Il sna u E. Stations,
q ,';st. pas Us saa r; III bay yna ,ns aitn' g.
Baltimore and Washington, 10, 80. 81.
i ,Se s % .s SO =, p., p ,o ~ ana S IL i q ss,. "a,
New Castle, 80 IIo' .; ma 2,s, .sh
a eorssio%n a. % 81 q % H. tns ana ns sa w. p. M
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations
sS0S. M, 4ls p. IN.
mar. ii 9s !; m. and l2oi night.
Ensrsss ,anean, ,Sr G't t.sa e es.1le. Old ron, Com
fort, and Norfolk. II os .. me- and iaoi night.
Leave rhiiadeipbia, Broad street. for Wi.
II %ipFtOn express, ss0 IA 7s Osssl. ,SS.
sol, ii, Scs, so, oo7, sH7ii ii il
ii SOP. M, and ig6a night.
Accommodation, e25.0 I02S II y. a. in.,
~ 2as sle 90 4i6, G2 sss ioll
~ 10 audi Is y. IN,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For rhilndeiphia teapress), i55, 2,sa 4.en.
to. n.Sl A. A.. 2.4', biz 80 7os. 7so. and
XeeonoaAtlon. 100, sos. 90 A. NJ. a.lo.
an
For geesssrs sns sfsIprpss'h g. ,e Loo SSa 'M AN.
Accomodation. 100. 80 oi1 4; H., RIO
Eos = ssM ). noJs tMs.prsssii; Mp |; s H. n ~ S
8 s.. . Il. 10. y d MOP. NJ.
For West Chester. via Lamokin, b.0s A. NJ.
For New Castle ~ i5 night.
For tape Charles Old Point Comfort AMI
Norfolk, 1901 night.
FOR Middletswn, Clayton. Dover. Wyoming
Laurel, aud Deinar, 1901 night.
Baltimore and Washington. 80, s.oh p.i2
a. Nj. l20d, 4b, % o., 40 SO n NJ. and
". .lluight. Baltimore only 60 L. M and II. II
Leave Phiiadeiphis broad Street, for VII.
": sos. eSz 10. oss nia ii 8. y. m.
an Accommodation, tsa 90, 10 IS a. IN, ia,
e6S ai0, SO. Nos and ltsSp. IN.
For further Information, passengers ara
| referred to the ticket oaice at the station.
| Trains married thus ~ are limited cxprsSi
| upon which extra iare is charged.
| CHAS. y. PuGH. J. u. WOOD.
General sisnsoer. General Passenger Agen.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Improved Train Service from Market st
Station, H. & d. X. IT,

The Il. u o. r. R.. recognizing the de.
mand for better train servics from Its
Market street station, has added q num-
Der Of new express trains which leave
week days at 1.30. s.27. 8. 40 and 1l.S5 a.
NJ, arriving at Philadelphia at $40, o. 20.
1877 9. m., 1890 p. m. The above trains
s,op at Delaware avenue station. Re-
turning express trains leave Philadelphia
at l.50 and p. IN. daily except Sunday,
arriving at Market street stat on at q 40
and 4.50 p. IN. Other trains from Mar
ket street station will be found In the
regular time table published in to-day's .
issue. Special attention Ia called TO the
convenient arrangement OF the above
trains for commuters and persons having
business in Philadelphia. Excursion
tickets good for Two days, 81; quarterly
(lS0 ride tickets), e23.o5; monthly eco
trip tiekets), siu; school GAG trip tick
ets), a..
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
The Lash.

AZ there were but three candidate. for
the post last Saturday, the whippiugs
at New Castle attracted but little inter
est, and there were not more than fifty
spectators present. There was none for
the piiiory, and Robert Tooy, John
Kenion ami Robert Levi, the Irst two
white and the latter colored, were each
given five lashes Tor larceny. The cat
was, as usual, laid on very lightly, but
the white mems backs showed marks o.
THAR n1nish ment
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

MILLIONS of lives and vast millions
OF dollars are entrusted to the railroad
men of America. The guardians OF
these trusts. particularly the most
solemn and sacred care and protection
of life. are the locomotive engineers
pre-eminently. Our city has been
greatly honored with the annual meet
ing OF the brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers and the presence of the
Grand Chiet Engineer, 7. NJ Arthur,
OF over 2,.00O responsible men OF
ability and irustworthiness far out,
ranking the average o! men.
Locomotive Engineers: We thank
you for your visit. Come again and
often.
Our readers cannot fai, OF being
!. reatly entertained by the many emf
oursr, gentlemen and accomplished
hose public Efforts are cited
ler the head of Deaware's
| hospitality TO the International
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
City Consumed.

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. May l9.- CovinR-
ton, "the saloon city," across the river
from this city, was entirely consumed by
fre on Saturday. Last January nil the
buildings OH the west eide OF the ouly
street were burned, and Saturdays blazr
took all those on the east side. Nine
buildings were burned. six OF them
were occupied ty saluons. Very little OF
the contents were saved. The loss 1.
shout $4,000. There Is 10 probability
that the town will be rebuilt.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

Be sure and have the
Awnings big enough-up
and down prof tion.
There's skimping o.tencr
than you think unless you
have a care. The Awnings
we put mp are right in every
way. They have to be.
It's with them as with every-
thing at Wanamaker's-you
are to be suited or have
your mouey back. ..:
Upholstery section, second floor, north of
Transept.
Three of the favorites for
Furniture Slip Cove,s-
Linen (66 inches), French
Dimities, Cretonnes. They
are all here Just as you'd
choose them.
Second floor, north OF Transept.
One OF the Chestnut street
windows Is filed with Mad
ras Curtains, with the pair
price plainly put on each
SI.75 to IS. Some OF them
are less than the goods
would cost you by the yard.
Ecru, linen, and Terra. Gotta.
Every Curtain plump 81
yards long. All the Sum-
mer Curtains are Just as
plenty--and cheap.
Second floor, north of Transept.
You don't want to put
down a dirt-loaded, lint
shedding Floor Or Stair
Linen. They're common
enough andlnnocent enough
to look at. Unless you're
wise in such goods, buy Of
a dealer you can depend on.
Gray-and.white F | 90 r
Damasks IA to 36 inches
for stairs; sc to lSO inches
for floor. Neat patterns and
every fibre honest flax.
Estimates without charge
Near w omen's Waiting Room.
Part of Nine. Merterns
latest Paris and Berlin Sc
lections are here. There
a mild sort OF craze for III,
: Roman fine Linen-coars
; has been plenty enough
Scarts, squares, mats, waite
cloths, all sizes. Anotae
novelty is the Rsnaissenc,
+ Painting on Gobelin Can
/, vas. You can have the de
: signs complete, or stampe'
, in outline ready for th,
brush. Exquisitely prett.
Gauze Decoration Fans an,
Table Screens ready TO
y painting are among the 9th
h cr new things.
. Near centre OF the store.
a ,@rt<r w.. .r.,51 D,-n
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
D, j, Hessicn,

Coal and wood, -four aud feed, Lohtgh
coal, Sehnylklll coal, Lee coal. All
grades of spring aud winter wheat fioul
Mlnnesota -four, Hungarian -four, Lea,
-four, IN barrels or half barrels. AL
kinds oil mill feed at mill pr.oos Oak OF
pine klnding wood in blocks or split
Careful drivcrs and 22I0 lbs. TO the TOT
guaranteed. ohice, yard and warehouse,
Sl7 West Front street. Telephone 5J3.
1p.AtI
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
A Handsome Saloon,

The New Exchange, No. 3o3 shipley
street, kept By Mrs. Louisa NJ. Grahsm,
has been thoroughly renovated, and 10
now ono Of tho hsndsomest and coolest
saloons in this city. The bar has been
moved forward, giving more room, aud
the walls and ceiling have been decorated
IN an artistic manner.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
FRIDAY SALES.

A LUCKY deal makes II luck day. We
propose to make Friday u lucky day ior
every one who deals with us.
Aro you in the supetslitlous crowds?
Trade with MS and be lucky us horse
Lot of Ladies' fine kid foxcd lasting
top, buttons, regular price sl.i5, only 10
cents. Sizes 2lG, 3, 81 nnd4
Lot Of ladies pebble button, sizes, \.
AZ, 5, bls. q, 81 and Il regular price s.o0,
Lot of ladies kid, buttons, sizes ~ to
6. worth sl.G5, our price sl.l5.
Lot oil ladies' Dongola, buttons, sizes
Lot 81 ladies flnc kid oxford ties.
square toes, worth q. 80, ourpricc. 81.
Misses fine kid, button, heels, sizes IL
to /, reg ular price sl.1j. our price, 81 -.
Misses flne kid, button, heels, sizes ii
to IS, regular price ~, our price fi2j.
Misses fine Dongoln. button, heels, all
Is, regular price, s225, our price $3.50.
Misses fino kid. button, spring heels,
regular price sl.5e, our price. u.
sizes to lOtS, worth 81, our price Zoe.
Child's kid and pebble. spring heels,
sizes to ~, worth ioc, our price soc
Mems white tennis oxfords, regular
price u. y, our price Ujc.
Meas calf congress. worth ~, our price
only $3.50.
Mems calf, buttons, sizes to 10, rcgn
lar price. ss.2t, our rprlcc. Sl.5O.
Mems calf, bntton, sizes TO 10, rcgu-
lar price s2..5. onr price Sl,1b.
Lot Mems cali congress; regular price
Sl.75, our price only vi.
Lot Mems cali hook lace, regular price
$3.50, our price, 81
Lot of ladies' cloth slippers cniy iOc.
sizes 8to7.
Lot of boys kip brogans, sizes = to 4,
worth$ 81; our price only 10 cents.
Lot of boys cult, hook k-lucc; sizes, , Il
| 4; worth $l75: our price. sl.95.
| Lot OF youths calf, hOok-laco, high cut
sizes, II to q regular price, sl.65; oui
price only Si.l5
Lot oil Children light colored button
| shoes; sizes, d to gi8;uost oi making was
| II %; our price only 40 cents,
Lot Of children's canvas, button, heels
sizes, 8 and 0; worth Sli our price only
| 40 ccnts
| Lot oi ladies' kid. Newport ties, worth
| si.2j; our price only 10 cents.
| Lot OF misses fine kid, foAed, lasting
| top button, regular price sl.,5; our price
| only 75ccnts.
Ss Don't fail to call and examine
| these bargains, ns the prices are making
| them move quickly. Attractive treut
| ment and Il square deal ior all ut tho
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

Smeltz s. Co., dealers in oil kinds Of
Southern produce. Wholesale and retail.
Give u. a call. We receive large con.
signments of Southern produce every
day, which must be sold. No. l3 East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

THE Wilmington base ball team &C.
tually surprised the base ball public on
Saturday by coming within one of
winning game from the Baltimore
club. After coming so near, it seems
like great misfortune they did not
get the other run as victories do not
come to them every day. 1t Is SIN
cerely hoped, however, that the team
may yet get another game before the
drst OF September.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
The Nelson Shaft Earning.

sHAMoKiN, Pa. Nay le.--1he Nelson
shalt ia ON fire, having caught from the
burning limbers OF the breaker, which
was destroyed last Friday night. 1t has
been decided to turn the Carbon Run
creek into the shaft. Tho gas ard fire
are SO dam erous that every precaution
Is being taken to prevent loss OF lie,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

THE Mckinley Tariff bill will pass
the House of Representatives on Wed.
nesday al noon by q good majority,
Notwithstanding the predictions Of tho
Democrats. aud Mr., Bdtterworih will
vote Tor ".
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Inaninnnhia Inilnrlur-

An extensive invoice Of fashionable
suitpgs bas been received by Mr.. James
Harding, merchant tailor, No. sl6 French
street. For q nest-6tting, durable suit
Mr.. Harding caunot be excelel. 10 sea
his goods apd styles and learn his prices
cannot fail to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

EN- MAYOR NAux will have a walk.
over in the Third Congressional dis
trlct, Philadelphia, Tomorrow, aud
peace will reign for the time in tha
Deno ocratic stronghold
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

THERE Is q lull in the Prohibition
canvass. Active operations are eus--
pended until the people conclude that
life is not too short to read the plat
form.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

Oamphor e5c, and coal tar camphor
ljc. Beef Wine and Iron, soc bottle.
Fluid extract sarsaparills, Csc q bottle.
Danforih druggist. 2nd and Market
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Good Corn,

4 cana for 25 cente. Tomstoes, z cents
can, at n. f. corner Third and King.
GEO. A. TAYLOR.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
-
Latest Stylts

A complete assortu cut OF gentlemen's o
gold aud gold-plated watch chains aud
charms at Millarl /. DaWs', No. 9 East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
206 Market Street,
Above sec,ni-Eat Side.
A SLAP AT
Superstition,

There nre so many people who believe
in Times Spells, Charms, Seasons, and
other monkey business, that we propose
to buy 'em out or bust EN- up. TO be-
gin-we Will take OIL the curse of Friday
ly insIlfniiun a anIln. nj
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

TnE blatant rebel-yeliipg Breckin
ridge that took such IN active part IN
the disturbances in Congress last Sat.
urday is not the Breckenridge who
holds bloody seat in that body, which
lie will not hold much longer.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19

REPUBLICAN nomination for sheriff
and coroner next Saturday. Let Re-
publiCaps not lOrget this.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Ksle,s snperIor Ice Cream

and home made bakery. No. AIS East
sixth street. Charlts Kylo, Jr. Open
till IL O'Clock al uight.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
DAVID ApRAMSON' 5
lnstaIIm mt Mouse.
3l5 Tatuan Street.

Advertising is great factor In the
success of business, but some people
use tho same as a bait to fool the buyers.
For instance u suit worth S25 for sl5 or
carpets worth IS cents FOR 40 cents. II
buyers think a~ Gle they VIII como
body does busines Tor glory. ! say dit.
ferent. give you full value for every
cent you pay, no more nnd no loss, If
you want to be eohViaced, visit SIS Tat
aii 81 s.rec cns boys nd e,nm,s E1 nma a,n IN
ing, carpets, pilcloths. drcsa goods ana
| dry goods sold OH weekly on monthly
payments.
A bill above $40, siaw week er 4 Il month.