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, 1888-07-01
Glass Works Shut Down.

PTTsBURG, June 30.-The summer
shut down of the flint glass factories COM
menced to day. All the factories in the
country have banked their fires, and the
6,600 employees will take a rest for six
weeks. The annual wage conference of
flint glass and chimney blowers will begin
Monday. No important changes in the
scale seem probable.
, 1888-07-01
Won by Wesl1ng,

LONDON, June 30.-At the English
athletic championship meeting at Crewe
to-day, Wesling of the Manhattan Athlet-
ic club of New York, won the 100 yard
dash by two feet after a splendid race.
Time, l0:l-5 seconds.
, 1888-07-01
Two Murders.

ASPEN JUNCTION. Colo, June 30
Charles Whitehead shot and instantly
killed Minnie Hill in a saloon here to-
night. He then blew his own brains out.
No cause assigned unless jealousy.
ST. Louis, June 30.-Phillip II. Ham
merschmidt shot and fatally wounded his
wife this afternoon and her killed him
self. Domestic troubles.
, 1888-07-01
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Good Corn Fed Steers in Heavy
Demand,
At Prices Is to zoe Better than
Last Week.
The Market Still 0verrun with
Texans.
The Cattle Market.


Special Dispatch to THE ABE
CHICAGO, June 30.-Ripe, dry corn
fed steers are scarce and sell readily at
stronger figures-about l5@25c better
than last week. Shippers do not appear
to have any urgent orders, but with only
a handful of useful cattle here it does not
take much t. advance the market. No
extra beeves have been offered and the
number that would class as choice is ex-
ceediugly small. Shippers, indeed, have
to a slarge extent purchased; a commoner
class of stock han they wanted because
the run of good beeves did not suffice to
go around. Exporters took hold fairly
and considerable competition developed
for such stock as they seek. Most dealers
think that as the recent boom in fat cattle
was warranted by an undoubted shortage
In the supply in the country, it is only a
question OF ume-and q brief time-when
prices for this class
WILL AGAIN MOVE UPWARD.
Fol. the lower grades the situation is
entirely different. The market is overrun
with Texans, which are thirty cents lower
than on Monday last and ST. 5 lower than
three weeks ago, with the general trade in
a worse condition than at any time in
1888. No one can expect fair prices for
grassy or medium natives so long as there
are 10000 to 1900 Texans in sight for
three or four days in succession. There
may, and probably will, be some improve.
ment, but there is no likelihood that the
prices of a week ago will be reached this
side Of winter. Nobody seems to want
these good to fair grassers, and. as has
been noted in previous reports, the ship
per who sends them to market before the
close Of the Texan and Western season
stands the best chance in the world to
LOSE MONEY
Green natives will have to sell right
along side of rangers, and the buyer will
take the Texan or ranger every time for
the good reason that pound for pound,
hen dressed, the ranger is worth the
most money to the butcher, as it will
shrink less and make a better show on the
hooks. Texas cattle, as noted above, are
coming IN with a rush and the knowledge
that supplies are heavy at Kansas City
and st. Louis helps to depress the market.
Most OF the offerings are fit only for the
Gamer use, and although the demand
from that source, as well as from dressed
beef firms, has been brisk, it could not
keep pace with receipts. The market is
weak. Although a large business was done
many droves had to be carried over from
day to day or sold at
A GREATER SACRIFICE
than their owners cared to make. Sales
are on a basis of | .6092. 30 for COWS and
81 25@3.S0 for steers.
For mature COWS the market is low and
unsatisfactory. 1t takes something choice
to bring So. 100, while scrubs are not want
ed at 81. 50(9l.7 IS. Still fat heifers oc-
~caslonally fetch as high as So. 75(64.0 90.
Stockers and feeders meet with only a
restricted demand, and prices are no more
than steady, although offerings are few.
Closing quotations range as follows:
, 1888-07-01

Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup is war
ranted for all that the label calls for. So il
it does not relieve your cough you car
call at our store and the money will be re.
funded to you. 1t acts simultaneously on
all parts of the system, thereby leaving
no bad results. W. N. Hunt agent.
, 1888-07-01

FL PAso, Tex, June 30.-The first
mails from the City of Mexico received in
ten days, arrived to day. 1t is expected
that mails and passengers will go through
regularly hereafter. El Paso has raised
81, 200 tor the Leon sufferers.
, 1888-07-01

Is the best workingmen's house in Chey-
enn Weekly board at bed rock. Open
all night.
, 1888-07-01

but with liberal supplies all but the
hest grades are slightly lower. Only a
few fat muttons are included in the offer.
ing and about 81. so is practically the top
of the market, the extreme range being
81. @5.35.
, 1888-07-01

Document in poor Photographic condition.
, 1888-07-01

I historical Dept; Chevenne, Hyo
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
Profane Language.

On the city statutes appears an ordi-
nance mhktng profGue and obscene
language upon the streets and high
why's misdemeanor; and the person
making use of Baid language amenahle
TO arrest and punishable by fine or
otherwise. Now, can you tell your
patronh why that ordinance is not en-.
forced? From its adoption to the pres
emit but few have been tho arrests for
such offences. 1t IL too often the case
that you hear such language from the
lips OF this common lAborer at the least
provooKtion, which Ia to be depiored.
But this will bear no comparison to
what you hear from the angry, excited
and provoked youths engaged In sled.
ding on the doWn.grsde streets, and in.
deed In ether sports. Tho volley OF
oatha and obscene language uttered by
these promiscuons crowds Of youths
both male and femAle-is degrading.
Yss, shocking to the morals; and the
echo OF which is heard for squares
away. The police, aud even the May OF
himself, cannot fail TO hear those irate
boys land girls as well) ueinR such
vile language; and, though guardians
OF the peace, dare not even raise voice
OF remonstrauoe, much less make an
arrest for the offeDee. How long is this
to be tolerated? VIII net every parent
and guardian, every church and chris.
tisn organization, unite In raising q
voice 10 favor OF enforcing this much.
needed ordinance. 3. L. W.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
Oannibai Mans,en.


There are two large poets In front,
eighty feet high, on which rests the
large, peaked shade, around uhi6 b
there bangs n graceful fringe OF young
sago leaf. The front Is about thirty
feet wide, and the whole length Of the
houee Is one hundred and sixty feet
taperlng gradually down TO the back
where 1t Is ANAL. Our compartment is
aOont twenty feet high and ten feet
broad. The front 10 n common plat.
form q bored with the outer skin Of the
tago palm, and kept beautifully clean.
The whole 10 divided Into courts, with
divisions OF coooanut losves, nine feet
high, on which hsnGs various figures,
not ut ell good looking. From the top
to the oocoauut leaves hang graceful
curtains Of the young frond Of the fago
palm.
Standing on the platform In front and
looking down the whole length Elong
the passage or hall, with the various
divisione and their curtains, It has q
wonderful effect. In each Of the court ID
are numerous skulls of men, women
aud children, orocodlles aud bcsrp, also
many breasts of the oassowLry. All
are carved and many painted. The
human skulls are OF those who have
| beAn Killed and eaten, The daintiest
diBh here Ia man, and 1t is considered
that only fools refuse aud dhspise It.
In the last court there are tbs tamG
kind OF ornaments, aud then there 10 q
screen with curiously formed things Of
wood and native cloth hanging on IT.
also, slbis (their only clothlDR) belts
small bags and other things belonging
to those murdered, which have beet
presented to the gods. On, the horrors
/ OF cAnnibAllsui
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
THE LrmE-K1Ls CLUB.


"My attenshun." said Brother Gard
'ner, as no carefully pulled down his
vest, "has bin directed to dc follerin'
article in Chicago paper:
Shipped treasurer of the
celebrated Lime Kiln Club of Detroit
has changed his postal address to
Canada. He took over $1,000 with
him. and II Is said the club 10 badly
broken up. Let us hear some philoso-
ply from Brother Gardner on the sub
ject of official honesty
"How dat report got abroad l doan'
know" continued the old man, "but
1t was made outer hull cloth, as we
Iall know. Oar sots our respected
treasurer In his usual seat, an de
funds of de club ar safe In bank.
Human foresight an human hindsight
hev der weak pints, an de day may
possibly come when some SIGH item
may be true In part. may take de
liberty of briefly explainin' to de meet
in fur de benefit OF any suspishus
lmember de modus operandi on which
de flnanshul system of dis club am
conducted.
"Fustly-All de moneys received fur
tdues, payment OF fines, ETC., ar counted
three times ober by de three members
LOT de finance committee. BY dat time
Ede figures are k'rect, an all de bogus
tpieces sorted out TO send to de furrein
heathen De sum ar entered on three
lseparate cash books, an each member
must check up de entry made by DE-
fodder.
Secondly-De cash ar den passed
ober TO Sir Isaac Walpole, WaydOwr
Bebee, Elder Spooner an myself. VIZ
recount 1t an enter II on four mo- cast
books.
"Thirdly--It den goes to de tressur
Ter, who counts it again, makes anod
+ der entry an de FIVE of us purceed L
r de bank an deposit IL. On de way
ldown we keep clus watch on eacf
! fodder.
q "Fourthly-Not cent kin b,
, tdrawed frum de bank widout / issu,
: sde check an TO- odder pussons sigr
al "Fifthly-When de treasurer of di
Q club so fur forgits hisSelf as to absorl
st 81, 900 of our money an cross de rib
9 Der IL will be a cold day-cold nut
o for two undershirts. l: can't be dun
l. eben If he wanted to git his name u
an run fur some fat offs.
=. "Sixthly-As to any remarks on d
. isubjick of otiichus dishonesty, GU
. feelin's ar purity generally known. ]
If ar mighty few honest men who ru
for any offs whar' dar am chance t
o Isteal. 1t ar mighty few who coul
git offs If dey wanted 1t. Candydate
u fur fat ofiises, in desc days, ar selecte
e lby various rings. Each ring wants
= man 1t kin handle. Each ring gifts dal
|, De fitness of a candydate as to honest
o has no bearln' on de case. If he doa
d turn out thief or an embczzler befi
Ie his term ar up all people are SUI
10 surprised. If he does turn out,
Is public holds its BRET to find out hoy
n many others ar guilty as well, fur
70 understands dat he has not profile
y, alone. Wheu de honest men of d
d kentry riz up an insist wild der bal
lots dat only respectable men shall hol
Is offs, de great highway to Canada wi
be grass grown"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

Several OF the New York papers oil
Wednesday contain . statement from
Walter Phelps Dodge, aged Is, son OF
Rev. ID Stuart Dodge, of Connecticut,
confessiDR that he published false an
nouncement Of a marriage between
himself and Lillian q. Stokes, dnuRh.
ter of Thomas Stokes. of Fifth avenue,
New York city. Miss Stokes Is an
heires', and 1t is supposed thht Dodge 6
idea was that In publishing the Ru-
nouncsmen. of thu alleged marriage he
could in some way reap pBouniary
benefit or establish a. claim on the
young lady. Young Dodge, who 10 a
freshman ut Yale College, is said TO
have left New York for Europe, where,
IL is understood, no will remain for Ave
years. Miss Stokes lie said TO be q
charming yourg lady Of seventeen.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
Philadelphia, Wilmington q Eal
timore Railroad.
November ISth, 1882

Trains viii ,eave w,imin xton =. foilovs
n.,,-,,
Phiisdelphia texpreesl, z ia, ! 20, ", 10
. ~ - ~ uW, u 90, IL oi ~ ms IL eu
SccaM ~, ~ v,on aug u y 70 r M ~. ,or
2 80, 400 20, 740, 10 90. 10 81 D. m,
FOR chester (eIDreBsl. O. 81. 7b0 81 10
". II %, II 81 =. M, II 30, s "a, 9 cd, 7Oh and
10 % p. IN,
Accommo dation, SO, 90. 7h SIS 10 a5 q.
m, 2 rs, 90, 8 81 I 70, and 10 90 D. m,
New York, 00, 81 An 30, 90, 8 bb, 10 UJ
II 81 q. N. , -i2 "a 90, an 8 "A "a al u M and
10 10 D. m.
FOR West Chester, via Lamokin, Q 10 and
For SewsrS Gentry and intermediat he sta.
tions, 7 q a. m. IL IS snds In, m,
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 II a
m, 90 and IL 80 D. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line. 7 Is n m
, baltimore and Washington, ia a. sN
70 IL and II ) n. m. II O6, ii H. z a III III
% a. and As D. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
\ New Castle, Q 20, 30 q. M, l1bA 2M aM
8 % p. M, and u o. Night
| GEORGETOWN and Lewes, 9 30 q. m =, . Oh o. m j.,
| Beaford (express), . 80 D. m,
HarriaRton, De.inar, and way statioha a N
| .. M, II IS D. m.
Express for Harrington, . 90 D. m. Wa,
! train, Is D. m.
| Express or Dover, HARRINGTON, ard Del.
mar, II 06 Night.
| FRANKLIN City, $40 a. m.
/ Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
I'D 10 Real Estate Owners,

rbe 40 tenants composing my rent-roi
Erlng The year las7 have with few cNeceplhl.,
In me entire isfactlUn, both In payment
=frnt and taking care OF tine properly, thv,oi
r,rnrdlnK the owner with greatly iucroaNcd
[,rur as we'll as my self for the special care
me selection OF my tenants, a. eaeh one
81 plt close scrutiny oeiore pein -, ~
A Ffopcrty owncrs who have hervioloIc
r. annpyed with bad I nAnts and loss 81
IA " III cave money by adopting q better plan
4 employing comp tent and eNpethnu,e =. q
Eli scnty Years Of study and practicai ee-
-riencc in general conveyancinE ana real es s
a matters, l do not hesitate TO holi mise,1
Hdy and qualified for renting anu mhhHs-
II real es'Ete and also Ior preparation oi
In papers for dlspoeing Of properly.
E,Ni I'M aEUHGE ". mAhiS.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
soNu or A BOOK AGENT.

Composed by q friend Of the women
Tenn pefanoe Uniou, 10 be tuag b,
/ book agent at tto N setting Of this Board o
Public tdueapon this evening. January =
1858 All members who have been iroaio'
to drinks ire sx pectsd TO ION In tho ohofr {
Tune no. Of, al. Tell Me no More" pag
81. Glad hallsluiahs
I'm a canvassor.
Percentage TO make;
To please you, dear sf,
1 am wide awake.
Ftsh'a arithmetlcs
Employ all my vim,
MY skiii and tsotics,
and raise all this din.
Chorus-lll drink when I'm dry.
Straight juice OF the rye,
IRIS Fish mahoa me dry,
Hes arIin your eye.
II,
Gold pencils they tak,.
MY KoK ply q 10 fake,
Michel knives gifts make,
Cigars Dode wake.
Mickey have caught.
Ohsdwiok have souRht,
Oil what an onslaught
Agsins, Brooks I've brought.
Chorus-I II drink whom I'm dry.
straight Juice OF the re,
iris Fish MAKES me dfy,
He's ArLin your eye.
III.
I've ignored Shortlidge,
@oIKan's entered weogo.
Hrtmsnaw would not hedgs,
And Palmer won't pledge.
Feukei I've got down.
Oommittee's report,
Ohum Collins will own
He owes his support.
UhoruS-I'll drink whom I'm DRY,
Straight Juice OF the rye,
'ris Fish u axes me dr.,
He's Al'Lih sour eye.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
Going West.

Tomorrow morning Alous1 r. Fell,
reading at No 102 Yves. Sixth street,
VIII leave for Denver, Colorado, where
he will locate. Mr.. Fell Ii q osrri age
painter and for several years has been
employed by Jones @ athrie q 90. He
Ia an enthusiastic membe OF Fairfax
Lodge, No. 8, o. o B., and in 1882
was Grand Master Of this jurisdi lotion.
90 we'll Ia no thought OF among the
members OF that order that q banquet
will be teDdered him by about 100 OF
them ct the Clayton House this even
ing. The grand oihcere and several
past grand masters will be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
FNLEUrIor NOTICE.

IN FrRsr NATIONAL BANK,
[ILMINaroR, / Ell scsmbsr 10, 1887. (
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
n OF the stOck holders Of this bank VIII be
n nj the banking house on Tuesday, the
m day of January I6sS between the hour
IA and y. IN, for the purpose Of el,cuaR
=ne stf,ckE elders TO serve IS directors the en-
Eng wear. GRO. ID. ARABTRONd,
~ 10 CAshler.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
H. gInbSD. !.

lJukTRAI. NATIONAL pANK OF
WILMINGTON, Dec 81, 1857.
Pho hoard Of uireotCrs have this Gay ue-
lroi d lvidend OF Three Per Gent for the
si1 mouthB, payable on and after the
JOHN PEOPLES,
|ec9l Vt UAshiof'
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
For This week Only

Before taking stock we will offer good,
40 per cent. below cost. as we must clost
them out for alteration.
Mems good evening suits, former price
IS; now IS IS.
Mems good Sunday suits, former price
|i12; now $7.47.
Elegant overcoats, former price $3.50
now 81 so.
A fine beaver overcoat, former price SIS
now $3.50.
Boys good suit, former price SO 50
now 1915.
Fine boys suit, former price $40; now
$5.S7. Elegant black worsted Prince Al
bert suits at 80. Good children's suits
former price $3.50; now sl.07. Elegant
Sunday children's suits, former price
"a. 50; now S2.75. Mems pants sold at 81
now $l.15. Mems good Sunday pants
former price s. so; now o. Is. Children'i
pants % cents. Also other bargains
which 1t will paw you to see at the great
downtown Bargain Store,
8. W. COR. 2ND & MARKET sTs.,
|R. w. WOLTERS.
d7-1m
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
dividend.

|TNAkE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hANInu
tnoir own oloth can have It cut And
ade with best trimmlngs; guaranteed
ood workmanship aud q good hitting suit
spy styl OF gArmsnt, for only &S. a. 10Y "
&ncond stree 1907
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

EIAVlNu 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE
In colle>iinz rents and mSnAg ing
bAi eslatss, l olRim to render tho most Luc
s. pesiul and sAtisfAaiDry serSice In That De.
ATtmont. WILL a d J. FISHER, OIL n
aIkst street u I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

z HO IOEN INO FNN'
NJ NATIONAL BANK or WILMINGTON n
4 BuANDYwINE. Wiinlngtpn, Dec. 10, 1887
THE annual meeting OF the stock holders. Ioi
b. election Of directors, Will be held Al th'
fom to4 .. m. UrHo WLAND Cashier
&dly-im.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

kory The above statement Estoaie ~
4 not TIC ude any tseudAst oslo ~ une.,
~ an. rssosts OF the cinpang.
JsnES n. Oi.AkK SOS, rroasuEer.
D, rrc .-httett-
JAMES a. HAkT, Hsotorh
uHatLE.S u FNtlZ
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
For Rso
aoR RE- THE Fol.Lo WING

0OR RE THE FUA.LO WING
u DWELLINGS,:
Tho. Tld market street, s rooms und bath.
/ NO, Tu2 Market street, ~ rooms and bath,
@hitnble for boarding huuLe.
No. 400 East seventh e,rse IL roomG; Nas
poo occupied b. 3 physician for number
4 years.
40. So9 East seventh stroet,l2 or IL rooms,
|1itabls for a boarding h1uta.
Also farm neAr rAlisyyillp, Brandywlne
undrod, DON sainins 40 aoros,
j. AUGUSTUS McU hULLEY,
d3l-i Rn. coo IA krket street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
|NUR KEN T.

House, No. si5 Market street. II rooms
Mo bath.
ouse, No. Slo MARKET street, IL rooms
md bath
LouttB on Spruos siregt between 9th and
I|7h streets, and orOoms Procession 2bth
orch ns1t. La. u. Van kLErOK SIC
#pilWaro avenue. 81 cod II
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
hIYlIlkND NnTIOE.

NIVlDEND NDTlOE,
u 1HH NATIONAL BANK %
A WILMIsoTos AND BRAEDYwInE,
DooemDer 81, 1881.
Tho hoard Of Dlrso have this dsy do
srei n Bemi-apnuAl dividend OF per cent.
hyRblo % demand. OHIO rUWLAHp,
lac. Cashier,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

SrRAiED AWAY.-THhEE STEERS;
d the last heard Of them in GS,g5,-Sf
|rtndywine Village. Liberal re-kkNAsS
b ID for Information that will lead Wr-lAs-.
D the recovery Of B,sI1e.
Jas. sAwDUN, ia.
i5-ltw std or J As. M. THOMAS.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

Il EMoUaL.-THE FRUIT STAND
~ al seventh and Market sreais has been
<fnsNed to Tenth and orange stFeeta.
.iS-4t. JOSEPH ALPHONSO.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
NOrTOlca

TSMENrsBOwINtf sEO .NDl-
I'M ~ THE ''s5kOU' Ivy TRUST
DpPOSir OJMPANl, On
Ia COY OF January, 1883.
u.aotfp@ua
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

GsOk RENr-cwD L.RaE FARM :;
one Rood dEiry farm, being wolf SO,
ith grass, div ded into tegon holds, waite,
stoch In every field largs orchard OF
Dolce fruit, apple and peas. food Level
pad TO ilminEton VIA. H. REYNOLDS,
Norway Lawn, new Castle road. i1.st.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

DUAkDINS.-f ULASS AOCUM
ID modatiorB for gentlemen, ais West
|Durth street. 10 8t'
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
BALrIMOnE q OHIO RAILROAD
'oAsnuGS IN GTEEUr. Nov. 70. 1855
Trains leave delaware Avenue UsppE
EAHT. BOUND:

ioh6pnLN In GTFEOr. Nov. 10. 1855.
Trains leave delaware Avenue Uspps
EAST.bOUND:
ehnh. ACCOM-. daily except Sunday 4 10 A.M
shiih. Accommodation. daily %. .f,p0 A.. n
PhLs. Accommodation, daily. ....s,bb A. Il
Phtln. Acoomm odation. daily...... zb Az
Hhila. Accommodation daily. .lb Az
philA. b Chester express, daily lila A n
Phila. Accommodation, daily 80. Loo D. T.
Phila. Accom- daily except sunday , 90 y. h
shila. Accommodation, daily. 400 p. u
Shiis. .. Chester expreso, daily, ex-
1hil. Accommodation, daily. ...... t.lo p. n
Phila. 4 Chester express, dAily....b ~ p. n
PhliA. ooemmodRtion, daily, GO .. n
ehilA. Accom-. daily except bundAy,7 80 pm
ehtis4 Accommodation, dhily.....a8 % y. Va
ghilA. a Chester expresB, daily, ID p. =!
WKST-BOUED:
nleSso B. Plttsburg Limited, dailyf 20
Arrived Ohiosgo $50 next nornilB.
baltimore Accommodation, daily,
tZoept Sunday......,..,...... DS.lS O. II
JincinnstihSt. Louis, IAlnn ,dxliv IL 10 A, ~
Arrives UincinnAh I,sS 4. n. b. LoUa
go P. %. noxt day.
baltimore Accommodation, daily. . Is p. r
dGIiy..............................L1sP.E
, .,inhorly Accommodation. daily, lev .. N
5!ngetly Accommodation, daily
ToK LAEDsHBERG, OiS a. n .sundAs
only. 1850 q. N. and 2ab p, N. daily
except sunday. . 90 p. m. daily,
Trains leaVo MaTkSs III. oct St&tloni
re. Philadelphia 0b p. IN. daily, exoep
| sunday. FOR BAltimoIe 2os p. nj
daily, except sunday. rci Londonderry
ESQ anc 1850 A. M. and 19S P. M. daily
except Sunday; s.lb .. n Sur day only
$50 p. II, daily,
rhe 10 so o. NJ. train connects at Eas
junction with Cincinnati and st. Loui
through express, daily, except Sunday. tn
$40 p. N. connects with OhisG5o and 81
Louis express daily.
Trains for Nllmington-I.eAva Philadel
phta, daily, ~ 90, 8 l6, o 90, hl0.so b. m, Il
a.tO, 30, Na.o0. 800. $50. a.i2 10 00 p. N.
Daily, exoopt Sunday, 7.ls o. m, lao
noon, st.lb, IL 30 .. m.
Express trHinsH
W. nj. CLEMENTS, OK. LpKD.
MnnAGor. 9enn P lSG. ASea.
| Telephono No lns-
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

ToH RENr.-THREs STORY BRICK
building known az liz Shipioy atraet,
y by 40 fost ruitabla for mechanical bust
4oS warehouse, storage And other pu poses.
pply 70 OY RUS Stain, Ill Market st
j9.et<
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

&kNU FINISHED RODMS, WITH OR
without bUArd, In q private family,
I eth and King. Terms moderate. Ad
rees q. o.. this oifoe. nl8-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

*FoR REST-A PHEASANT. yRnNT,
os ~ third story room; heat and BAH.
W hing street d80.tI
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

1COh kENr-AE S.ROOM HOUSE,
Nh's.~ri2 htE and blacksmith shops At
lTetd ltWS RICHARD JAUKSUN.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

AAI AMI ED-A htrTGSTAHr WHITE
~ gin 700 VA her aid iforer. npply
at SO JeieFaOn FtFeet "a II
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

MNOR KENF--rWu 5EDhES, Wills
dwelling. on Market street, snd drug
toTo and awaiting. all doing kood business
Lne Etst class fAru. 9h,i. W. BRIG HI
u mArast Puoet, vii. Del d2oii
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

lIy AN1ED-WlDJ LADY WISH rs
w apostle as hou9essppor or hospital
nurse. Address q. v. -. No T3j Market
street.. I2-bt
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
BEE HIVE
800 Market S treet.

Our great Mark
Down sale is in full
blast. The new
prices tell their own
story. 1t s seems
useless for u s to
quote a long string
of goods m arked
down one half, as
you wont belle we it.
So we simply say
if you are 10 oking
for real bargai MS, if
you will visit the
"BEEHIvE' 20 u will
find them.
We have made
sweeping reduc tions
i'm every depar tment
especially in coats
and dress goot Is.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

.koR RENT-A GOOD p AIRY
n, hrm, OF aboat 100 Asrss, Ad.oiLing this
re- Apply at this ONCE. = daft
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

" ANTED-TO BORROW $4,000 AT
5psr cent. GU prlp'riy. worth double
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

5SsO KENr-ROOM OVER 3rd ) FREE r
market houa; sizs S0So0 fact; suitable
s9olety mootinis nr Light mandatory
cellar q xn0 feet. Apply 20 1. ".
Pb X. IN, stall 81, A.Iat
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

|kNOR RENr-rdE BkIaHT hOUSE,A
Rthoboth Beach, Dele Ware; furnished
nplste. WILLIAM Bkl4Ar, Wilmiug.
pn, Del. dis got
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

kNUR kENr-UhEaP, STABLE, WILL
accom- modato two horses and two
rA8ohS, on finn street near ~ sdls0n. POa.
1EhNLtN, this ottice. d2l.tf