The Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 2

oWTsiGUAIi: OF: XPS lioui Prices. PICTURE, Likeness Cut to Chicago. MONEY STRIFE, Every Man, Youth and Boy Wants something in the CLOTHING OR FURNISHING LINE ef the Cook Silver Reached. Chlcato, DM, picture of President Clmlaud which hung in the rooma ot tke Cook County Demo- I cratic club has been cut to The of the deed are unknown. It la supposed to be the re- I suit of the strife between the gold and silver wlnge of the party which reached its height at the annual club election.

The picture, which was ono of the largest and ftaeet of the president in existence, painted Buffalo and brought to the national comention of 1SS8 by the Buffalo Democrats, who presented the portrait to the Cook count Democracy. Ther Are the Republican caucus. Washington, Dec. the determination was reached to hold a A termination was reavueu Having made an extraordinary purchase of Tailor-Made Suits, Overcoats Republican caucus an interesting u- and Ulsters, we are able to sell you at one-half their real values. Now is the! uation at once Us LK time to buy while the assortment is at its best.

Overcoats and Ulsters for men in Beavers, Kerseys, Chinchillas, Shetlands and Irish Friezes. A good Overcoat for men at $1,88. Chinchilla Storm Coat, large collar at $3.88. A Ten Dollar Beaver Overcoat at $7,50. A heavy Suit for men at $2.50.

Cheviot Suit for men at $3.69. Clay Worsted, all wool at $6,88. Overcoats for boys at 75 $1.00, $1.25 and upwards, Boys' Suits at 69 cents, all wool at SI, 69, Onr stock of Underwear is complete. NEGROES See our line of Camel's Hair Underwear at 60 cts. a suit, worth $1,00 Hats and Caps, latest styles, also neckwear, fancy Shirts, etc.

We are headquarters for Gloves, Mitts, Working Shirts, Jersey Shirts and Jackets, Overalls, Duck Coats, Mackintoshes, etc. Come in and take a look at our line of piece goods for a Suit or Overcoat to order. our irootls sis are and ticket were an unknown quantity their political affiliations and whether or not to invite them to attend the Republican CAUCUS was an undecided matter. Many conferences were held, Sena- toi Chandler of New Hampshire being particularly active in recommending that the bolters be notified of the caucus. Senator Chandler thought their votes would be needed in passing a tariff bill.

Senator Quay took the same view. It was finally concluded that notices should be sent them as before This result placed the burden of action on the silver Republicans The silver senators are undecided whether to attend or not. FT. JENNINGS. Neway Correspondence Prom Our Sieter Village.

J. R. Drown Mas in the town yet-, terday on I (ieo. Lindeman and Ig. Ueiiiko were i in tbe Ft.

Sun lay culling uu fritnda. M. O'Donnv), and i of Del-j phot, visited reltttme in Ft. i aad Ottoulle Sunday. Amos Bothmer and daughter, Ferd Heising and wife, Mrs T.

Heck man, Frank Potbaet, C. Kortier and Miss I V. Hocrdtmau went to DelphoH to day I on business. F. J.

Kindley, Jr. went to Delphos to day on business. E. Kelt lew ell Co. have placed tbe i statutes of Pearl Bryan, Jackson, Walling and Holmes on exhibition in Kramer's ball, and people who wish to see tbem can do -o by paying a fee of cents O'Donuel of Delphos.

visited hi? sister. Mrs. Adam Schnrf for the past three day Jobn Smith was in Dtlp'jos to-day on J. Smith had a oak board walk placed in front of bis projerty jester- day NEBDMORE Ne'ws From Our Farmer Friends Southeast of Us. FREE UTTOM AN ELEGANT BUTTON FREE with each package of MASSACRED.

Railroad Ebot Now the time to buy. on t-annot afford to buj elsewhere before eeiu certain can you money. JETTINQHOFF BROS. Employes of Down Cold Blood. Little Rock.

Dec. special to the Democrat from Malvern. Ark. says What may be regarded as reliable information has just reached here that at a point abont midway between Camden and Bearden. on the line of the Cotton Belt railroad, occurred one of the foulest and most damnable massacres of negroes that ever blackened the record of that locality.

At the place mentioned a gang of section men composed principally of negroes, with a white foreman, were engaged in their labor of improving the roadbed, when a gang of unknown persons made their appearance upon XEKPMORE. 0. 6. 1896. Win.

Leiet and son Forest, went to Van Wert last Sunday on their wheels. Wilmer Smith went to West Newton Saturday stay Sunday with his best girl. Mrs. Blanche Ditto went to Bellefontaine Monday to attend the Ohio State Grange. The first session was held to-day and lasta i Thursday evening.

Mrs Mary Stockton and Misses Julia and Ciara Plikerd and Grace Harris attended the B. Y. P. U. and Sunday school comention at Spencerville last week.

Saturday. Dec 12tb, is the time'eet 1 to organize a farmers' institute at Spencemlle. All farmers within reach of Spencemlle are invited to attend and help get the work started. SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A COLLECTION OF BUTTONS WITHOUT COST. I if Poblubers.

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will confer a favor by reporting the same at this office at once, and tUe complaint will receire prompt attention. TELEPHONE No. 58 TUESDAY EVENIXG, DEC. S. 1836.

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4 11 18 25 Sal. 0 12 18 26 1 i General Passenger Agent J. M. brash, throws throagh the glass of a door and his face severely cut Zeperrich assistant engineer, rid- icg oa tra.2 22 was badly bruised, Fred Moore clerk to the chief engineer of tie "Biz FO-JT. was badly eat, Charles E.

passenger, Law- rer-ceburg. Inc. badly injured. Charles Chapman, traieman on special, bruised R. S.

Johnson, superintendent of egraph. braised. Tom Jones, engineer on 22, badly hurt. N. H.

Sexton conductor on 22. hurt. P. Harvey, baggagemaster, severely bruised. Mrs.

Alexander Patterson, Aurora. severely hurt. The engines were badly wrecked. The property loss is estimated at from $10,000 to $15.000. L.

Zepernich of Delhi, clerk in the office of the engineer of maintenance of way. died from his injuries. General Traffic Manager Randolphs injuries are found to be leas senous than at first supposed. His shoulder was dislocated. General Passenger Agent Ctesr.rojet had II stitches in the fa and is fror Tialated Carfleld Imw.

MarysTiiie. Dec. the meet' ing of the deputy state supervisors of election. Attorney T. Stewart filed a protest against issuing a certificate of election to J.

Ldward Robinson. Republican candidate for sheriff, for violating the Garfield election law. Mr. Robinson figures for expenses were J11L50, when the law litaited them to Franlz Trial Foctphoaed. Dayton.

0.. Dec trial of Albert J. Frantz for the murder of BcS- sie Little has postponed until Monday Dec. 14. Mother Almost Worn Oat.

Hand's Cure Gave Instant Relief. BELL BKOOK, 0 March 25. Hand--''I received jour sample bottle of Colic Cure and was never EO glad in my life. My baby bad wind colic since she was born and I was almost worn out. I gave her a dose without my husband's knowledge and persons made their appearance upon it gave her instant relief and she baa the seeae and irittoat warning began OQ been the leM trouble since immediately to ire into the crowd of helpless aad HMtaepeeting negroes, which detua of fire of them.

The claims that he did not recognize any of the assailants. If they are captured it IE believed the courts of Ouachita county will mete out SWift inrtice tO them. of Save Thto. If you wish laundry finished by without it for anything. I will recommend your Colic Care to every mother.

Mrs. J. C. Wade." Sold by Jail MARKET Graia and REPORTS Stock For Dee. 7.

New York. Beef-- Fair ur. JO 00, mess, $700. packed. SS 0V5 Cut raats-- Pickled bellies.

'hocldert, 4c; Steel Trwc Is Void. Cleveland. Dec. Bessemer I Thursday morning please leave orders Steel association, fopularly known as for call or bring work to office up to 10 o'clock Monday night. Anything recehed after 10 o'clock Monday night up to 10 o'clock Wednesday night will be delivered Saturday morning.

Overcoats and suits dyed, cleaned, pressed or repaired, quickly at very reasonable rrices at Joe Rippey's City Steam Laundry Dye Works. Oppo- BJf. Are to the Front Again the Largest Stock of Fall and Winter Footwear brought to Delphos We will offer them at the the steel trust, ku apparently gone to pieces. A Cleveland manufacturer who uses steel billets received word that they were acting independently and would like to their prices. 1 He received three letters, one of which said that tke firm sending it had withdrawn the pool and could now make better prices.

Beef Trmn EsUtt. Chicago. Dec. federal grand jury decided to abandon tbe gation of the alleged beef trust and Very Lowest PricesJ site City Hal'. 47-3teod pickled bams, steam.

$4 in Pork family, J10 WWII 0" ear. Butter--Western do factory. IJf imitation 's state large. 7Vigl'V 41 small, sklas, Spirit, fall 2 State and Pennsylvania. ivestera freth.

i were discharged 35.g« 70, i 00 creamery, part judge and tke both the evidence in band there appeared to be no foundation for the charge that a trust existed. TO CC RE A COLD IN OXE DA Take Laxative Promo Qninine Tablets. All Judge GroSSCUp. refund the coney if it failetocnre. 25c district attorney i jury that, from Fel i i nto th e.

creek. A three year old son Mrs. S. H. of couth Washington street, B.

F. LINDEMANN DEURHOS, OHIO. Corn-- Ure-441 XS and No It i vt a vurt NO 2. X. fine uDiratiied, I.y»i0c Okie comsUng No 2 4 bfta4.

an fl 2. 20c. 13 coKbinz No 1, ad Blaaaitr Cleveland, Dec. Beeeeaier Steamship ccmpUf, controlled by John D. Rockefeller, ordered another new steel steadier 378 feet long Xo i to F.

W. Wheeler Company of Bar City, Mich. XXX. 21c; No Faaeral New York funeral of a fow a Colonel John R. Fellotts will take on Wedneadar at 3 p.

m. from the Church of tke InterceMion. The will be TrtnJty cemetery. attempted to cross tbe creek, Sunday, on a narrow timber which spanned the channel When abont in the middle the little one fell into tbe water six feet below, sinking on its bead and inflicting an ugly scalp wound wbicb was attended to by Dr. Marsh Tbe child will be O.

K. in VIEWS ON THE MESSAGE. TRAINS KlIlM COLLIDE. Or- ace broke Cincinnati, Dec. disa-ef-ovs wreck occurred about fc a acsiit of a mile west of Storrs station on the Faltimorp Ohio Southwestern railwaj in wi rh were i i arc a TI.TII -er injured.

The colii'jiiic Xc acconiBiodation froir, I and a. spcfial of coath and rr i 'L carr i officers of oT 1 Soiithwe ta a road. The engineer in-rj special had ord'-t 1' fol behind a pmeclinc mr to keep out of ihr wa wfcJch bad the right of v.a clal at have waited for No 22, neer aid rondunor fir der a train out When ihrce-qnarters rf -i of Storrs the traiss canu There a fog tag rlMrly. no that a collision -intil cave. Engineer John Price Homer Dixon of the speoa iMptaitly killed Oeaeral Traffic Manager c- Randolph, broken.

zz Mrs ar in-o -d their Lon LacKe la' in jail under cr.arg^ of Complicity tbf was iaken bark to Rich- i hf" 1 5 in here t4 fur P- 40 a-- I'lttcborg. i $2 l.f 4'- in' Ti! "i j. in. 1 Lorain. O.

Dee. A--The Johnson rompany preparing to diTerai- fy its output Tfce experiment rolling steel fer tia plate will be i on'v Thf s- ra- it Rfn ,1 c- ar unto n.ao a I li t.V- Ten a a I New York. Dee. J. Warren ef Oblo.

who ia in the sa br tateke Senator 1 a candidate for Dec. 8 of Ir R. Hathaway Ml from a That thit -t Mr in It, 7' th' i by jbir orpins: tut a '-g will not Brauwirk Ga ta -UM Chaadler Attitude totem. WashiBjton, Dec. Chandler "its treatment of Cuba is elabrate and strong.

While Hot going as far as I wished it wouM. it does by implication from last sentences very plainly say If Spain does not the rebellion very tfcc VEiie- 3 -Rill be sure to iritTveDe to ure the Inf" of the most ncia'i re in the is the mention the Tjnae'' silver or the rur- except to make the that the be retired or not reissued into the 11 F.inp ti tariff re- t. idfa that the of tV a a iacreanes 4 tha' arioiiat bis tariff com- parrt-'l i i aksnults y.tif.f ujx-n tlu tariff 7ti previous mes- iB I'l i irr to )-- Dec. A OB Friday lawrnt il rt of Or, Mot his 'IT a were Ha' rf dr in i stormv T.oap 'swept soualls snow anr" rain a' a li i 6 i 4 "At i Is former IVr K-- 1 a npgro has bees i and has 41 living ITS piaadchildren. "4 great' a 2 great -great children He daims to have drunk of the bottle with Andrew Jarkson ftnd to swapped chews of s'pa- ana i-r WbMt-Hc.

t' 4 JK 7 for In a Van Wert Dec 8 --Charles attorney and secretary of the Cohinbian Pi.no, rig and Loan asso- elation of Columbus, has fled. He is a defaulter a large amount City Laundrij! And Dye Works. AXD Ladies or Gent's Clothing Cleaned or Colored in first-class shape. All Laimdry Work done first-class. Cor-er Canal acd 4ref is, th-ee doors of tbe raging c.iruwl.

Cleaning, Pressing; and Repairing: Cent's Clothes. Laundry Collected on Mondays and Delivered on Thursdays. Would be pleased to have Delphos people give me a share of their patronage. Satisfaction and Best of Work Guaranteed. Seeon.l j-n-i JOE.

T. RIPPEY. I Repair all Kinds of Pumps. POAS AND OIL NEWS. Punips.a Specialty.

J. J. KELLY, Proprietor. Olt MARKFT' Peantyhania oil North Lima oil Sooth Lima oil Indiana oil arrl of Limn the farm retr Bufk- land. The p-oixr-y 'at very a i oil i A end ti.f i i i n' it.

Thc.e are pnnluc.ne I i rfri welli rn the farm. My price is low. JULIUS Bam 1 rrt irn i Boird -Jsilin of on Iw tb i.