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STILL MISSING.

Iko burton's Disappearance SIN Gnox.
planned aud Mysterious.
Special p.ffnt.h 10 The Appeal
J,cgsoN, Tenn, June I Mt Ike q.
Burton, the young farmer Who disappeared
from hIs housc lat Sunday night Don.
mark, this county, has not been heard
from yet, though large parties have made
diligcut search iof him. II las been 49,.
ccrlaiucd that be- inquired Of gentleman
hON much laudanum Il would take Ia Nil
n man, aud that he went Immediately % a
drugstore and bought bottle. ilIs friends
ar npprrhcnsiyc be- has committed sui
eide 1r has bycn murdered, and To
strengthen thciripar bis hons cuuc home
with birdie aud saddle on Tho orrnr'
renee IL causing great excitement through
out the whole community.
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when the Indian was brought so much in
debt by the exactions of the trader, and
when 30 much liquor was sold; and that
the commissioner had no experience, was
advanced in years and unequal to the po-
sition, while Mr.. Bate defended the char
actcr, ability, honesty and efficiency Of the
commissioner, and challenged the Senator
from Kansas TO prove his assertion, which
MIR. Plumb promised TO do.
In answer TO question from Mr.. Blair
Mr. Dawes said he supposed the Catholic
church secured moro Of the contracts for
the education of scholars in the Indian
Territory than any other denomination
because it has bureau in Washington to
look after such matters. The bill was
finally passed.
A.h,,,.,.l
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ATown Threatened.

MfsSEAroLIs, MINI, June Tho
Journals, Braincrd, Mimi, special @yE
The fire department went TO Gull river at
midnight last night, n fire having broke
out nj the Gull River Lumber company's
Yards. Tho lumber, aggregating 1900.
600 feet, was still burning this morning,
an 4 the large mills are In danger. The
saw.dust on the streets Is ON fire aud tho
town Ia threatened.
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A BAD WOMAN.
She Murders a Delinquent Boarder and
Makes Her Escapo.

special Dispatch ~ Tho Appeal
BRNiNonAM, Ala, June l.--Ycstorday
afternoon at Gate City. Ben Parsons, a
negro quarry hand, fell out with Clom
Rinolds, woman Of ihcsam order. about
a board bill he owed her, and was moved
20 call her liar. She seized piece OF
board aud drove him 81 the door As be
was backing across the threshold she
pulled q pistol from her pocket and shot
him Ia The forehead, killing him Instantly.
She was pursued some distance, but made
lof cgcaDe.
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,,,..,,.,,,r,I.l. s.ielde.

Kansas CRY, Mo. June l.-Rhca Cham
bcrlain, an inmate Of house OF ~ lame,
was found dead In bed today, having com.
mit,cd suicide by taking a large do-c OF
morphine. A few weeks ago Nr'l.known
gambler ~ this city killed hms i ~ The
snme manner on account II quarrel Win
Tho Girl. aud her act was causc ] hy htnod-
inc over ill., death. The girls former homo
was Ia Dayton, y.
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Special Dispatch W Inc Alifh
MACON, Miss, June THE Merchants
ard Farmers hank was organizod here TO-
day with paid mp capital Of $4,000 The
following officers werc elected W. II.
boyle. president, j. l.. Grgp, yicc-pr'si.
dent. aud Il. W. Jones, IT,, formerly Of
Memphis, cashier. The charter allows
them 10 increase their capital to 100000
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QUICK WORK.

Divorced one Day and hgrrior On tho
Mex Day.
Special Dispatch g. The Appeal
CourryulE, Miss, June Last week
Mr. A. V. svanron, Of the eastern portion
Of Calhoun county, wis granted q divorce
in the chanccry court from his wife, Mr
Jennie swanson lie Immediately pro.
cured license and was married sunday
morning nj the psidcncooi Mr.. g., u. Ems.
lev 10 Miss Fannie Rodgers. The Pitts.
boro Bpu,sr, after conuatulaling the new.
~ married couple, says eve trust Mr.
SWnnsDn's late matrimonial voyage viii
result more happily than the iorncr.'
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HACK TIsE Nan.
since Thurman Declines. Den. John
q. Hack the rayorite.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
wAIuIS0roS, June Now that Mr..
Thurman has announced that he would
not accept the vice-prcsidential nomina'
ton on the Democratic ticket the senti'
men, nj Washington seems 10 be rapidly
forming In iayoi d Gen. Black. In iac'
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Inc sinic Irea.ary short.

Special Dispatch 20 The AppeaL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June THE re-
ccipis ai the State treasury ior May were a
llt,ie over As. 200. aud the disbursements
$4,000 Money will have TO b. borrowed
10 pay the July interest
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Florida Democratic Convention

SAN AUGUSTINE, Fla, June Tho
Democratic state convention this morning
elected presidential electors ~ follows
Il. 4. Budiord, i. II. McHinnc, Daniel
Campbell aud u. II. Palmer. The plat
form calls for liberal appropriations Tor
southern rivcrs and harbor I'LL they arc
puportionatcly ~ well improved ~ these
ol other sections Of the country; approves
the administration Of President Clcyc-
land, especially the "indoSihlc s,cm-
ness with which lac has ondoav-
orcd 10 enforce the law relative 10
the much needed reformation Of the
civil service policyof tho government; calls
upon Congress 10 push the pending tariff
reform measures: insirucls the Florida
delegation 10 vote for President Clcycland's
denomination. aud invites immigration
into the state. The convention this evening
nominated state officers ~ follows SUI
prone court Judges, George T.. l,nnoy, A.
b. Maxwell II. l.. Mitchell; Secretary Of
State. John L. Crawford. Comptroller w.
u. barnes. Attorney. General w. H.
lamar Treasurer, 4. !. rouss. Supcrin.
iondrni ui Schools, A. =. Russell. Conn
missioner ol Agriculture, L. u. WombNcll.
Adjourned sine die
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WASHINGTON, June 1.-The following Is
n recaptulation Of the debt statement is
sued today:
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Z STRUGGLE.
The Balloting for Governor Begins.
Twenty-Six Ballots Are Taken
Without Result or Indication.
The Friends of All Candidates Re-
main Steadfast and True.
Hughes Gains and Loses a Few
Votes During the Day.
Tho Last Vote Resulted: Hughes III,
Fletcher Ill i-2, Eagle 90 Ia,
Fishbaok lo3 and Rector rs
Adjourned Till To-day.
srccInl nI.nntch to The Anncnl.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 1.-The Dcm-
ocratic State convention met this morning
at9o'clock. The nominations for Governor
were made, and the convention proceeded
10 ballot. The first ballot showed the fol-
following result Hughes, 100; Fletcher,
llS; Fishhack, 90; Englc, 97 Rector, 20.
Necessary to choice, 22S.
The boloting continued through tho
forenoon and afternoon without material
change in the relative positions Of the con-
tcstants.
EVENING SESSION.
Convention rrasscmblcd ut s: IL o'clock
y. M, and balloting was ut once resumed.
Nineteenth ballot. Hughes, us, Fletcher,
ll2, Eagle, %, Fishback, 1903; Rector, a;
whole number of votes cast, ij3; necessary
10 choice, 23S. The convention took u re-
cess until $50 o'clock tomorrow morning
after the twcnty-siNth ballot, which re-
suited Hughes, III, Fletcher, TIA;
Eagle, 0Sl; Fishhack l03, Rector,
90 The opcra.housc was crowded
with spectators, many ladies being
present also nj the evening session Each
delegation is standing 10y their candidate
with determination, aud express them
selves us determined tohold out for several
days Hughes gained two or three votes
tonight, but lost them again, although his
moro able State delegation has never a.
scmblcd In any commonwealth than that
at present In session here.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
You Dan't MAKE a samson

Olt Of Gn atlolus:ed dude, with mesgre
legs, pigeon clgtt snd slight cough.
Bat msr or Woman to whom oJnsti.
tntlonRl v!SoI has been denied, can get
IL to very c0ati ,erAble extent by the
reEiisteut uss, In regularly proper
toned, alternsted dcses, of Americas g
chief tonic, Rostet,er's Stom soh Bit
ters. To the nerves and muscles OF the
stoma ach that Geals! invigoraut i'm part .
tone, and to its operations regularity.
The proIimGte result is thorough diRes
tion and complete assimilation OF the
food, and too ultimate sequence, blood
feitllo with the elements of muscular
tissue, healthy appetite, nightly rest
unimpalred, and disappearanos OF the
nervous symptoms to which etlolated
iayalids are always subject, aud which
they are very prone to take for the
mnnifeo,ations OF serious organic dig
ease, and doso accordingly. In diseases
o the kidneys and bladder, always ex.
oessively weakening, and for constipA'
iiop, fever md asue, and liver COM
piaint, use the Bittsrs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
storm and Flood,

There WAS n htorm OF un osuAl severity
throughout Nebraska Sesteruny. The
fruit tteee and young tim ber were ali
heSvily loaded with Ice and sleet.
Winter grains are thought TO be In
jnred, and the outlook for irait In the
ettte IL poor.
a severe alott storm prevailed on
sunday in Northern Illinois aud 10 wa.
covering every thing with Ice. at Chi
cago the stbrtn changed yesteI day
morning to "A hesvy rain. Great dam
axe to !hs wheat aad fruit crops lie
feared
~ --oav5 rainstorm pr6vail.. In tue
viciiity OF Una,t1nooaa, Tennessee, on
Sunday niRht. Ga the Memphi ero
UhhTles;ou Railroad bridge wns car
rled awoy, neac Stevenson, AiaOAmI.
a irest!e on the Nashville, O5aitsnooes
aud 81 Louis Railroad WAS wkBhed
away, and The road for uonaid cradle
distance is undGr wst,r
A wind and hail storm sWgpt over
Bolivar county, Misa!ssiopi, on 5uuday
evening, doing much uamsgs TO the
planting Interests. Trees were MP
ro0tsd aud NJ any fences destroyed.
Tbs situation on the river aJ piaux
Oily, Iowa, Is unchanged The weather
sSSin tnrued cold Saturday night and
three inches VI BDoW has fallen sinoo.
rno gorge opposite the oity has been
Augmented. The z rae five Iui!es al owe
nnd oppoaite tho mouth of the Sioux
sivoT, no well ~ the ono 10 miles above,
opposite jackson, Nebraska, sttll ho.Gs
II he ~esher iurDs warm disssu oas
h.,nS' .
For the fifst time since 1''zzard
MOnoayi" March 12h h, plsaerSsr
rain was yostprday Iun tIom Miller
TO Eu to DarcheSH JUNCTION, New York,
sao entire ltngth o. tho NewburEh,
Dutohtss Snd Connecticut R2lIgAt
Part OF 'hs road wag blocked by tic
s'osm for Two wcsks.
A telegram from 81 Isnace, Mlcbl.
gan, aayS the Hra. passenger tra.a from
Marquette einoe Wedne6dny, arrived
Sunday night. Yesterday morning m.
Other blizzard prevailed and no traius
we're eeuJ out. The tcain which ltf:
st lgnaea Sunday night 10 fart iu the
saow near Allenvills, and there are
prospects Of anttntr blockade OF pev-
etsl days.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
fna nNitchman.s s..,,..

CHIoA0O. March % The last hour
OF grace for tue old 80" swi,ch men 10
rsiurn to their work expired this altar
noou, and the formal announcement
was made that ell the strikers were
discharged. None OF the old men nm.
peared At the yards, and the yard mas.
ter ut onoe hired Ave new men to do the
local switchins.
As iesuit OF their efforts q train of
az oars lef, shortly before 2 o'clo oh. and
other trains will leave to-night. The
pressure OF shippers is now erormous.
and the Burlington cannot begin to
bnndle oil the g0oda oonsigDed to II.
The BURLINGTON officials do not tIc.
ipAte any difficulty In filling the plsc 20
OF the strikers, and they expect to have
. full working foIcs within 48 hours.
rbe engineers OF their heAU q uarters
seemed to be feeling very hopoiul, and
spoke OF the situEIi1n In manner
which Indicated renewed coulldencA In
their ultimate victory Thero were
many oonsullat'ons, and Chief Arthur
wAs 100 busy 10 b- eoen. TIE engineers
stou utly denied thai there had been my
agreement between the 20" switchmen
and the engineers.
The Bnr,ipRtsn and Missouri Witch
80 ~ ~ OtAAbht uhtstou luelE DCbLd yes
tercay morning They refused to state
their grievances 10 the newspaper ro.
porterH
WASHINGTON, March 26 -Rsore-
Hntasive Lzwler, o, Illinois, to dey
presented in the House aud had IT.
Ierrsd 10 the Committee on Comm
long letter . tho public fiom the
Btdti erhooa OF Beginners In relation TO
The Tt-ike 90 th1 Chicago, Burlington
AUD = 1ipoy Railroad. The engineers
ssy tnat the mileage basis OF 90 IN penta.
too whlch thay nsk the company 10
adopt prevails on nine.teuths OF the
railroads IN the United 6tatet. Sui
hey cate very lite about tho terms
uA-d
II the desire ls to pay tho men hon.
estly aud fairly, without throwing duss
Ia their gTes, nj tbn same rAte ns other
roadi, 1t Is imm atarial whether the
compensation Ia fxsd by the mile or by
the mp. The Onicsgo, BurlinRton and
q ilnoy Company, not desiripg TO pay
iLe rae Of other companies. merely
eays, "se Will pay you 90 per trip,"
meaning, in Other words, 3 oAnts per
ni u for what other roads pay 81 centa.
This protense, the engineers tay, IL 100
transparent 10 need very mnch disous-
'ion. The public Is NOT 20 be mislsd
into the sur position that the engineers
arc demAndinR large iDoresse from
the Y" road over what is paid by It's
RIVALS.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Congregational.

In the Q. E. Senate on Monday. Mr..
Cullom, from the Committee on Terrific
ries, reported Unanimously resolutions
declaring 1t the sense of the Senate that
the Territory of Utah ought not to be
admitted into the Union as State until
thepractice OF polygamy has been entire
lv abandoned by its Inhabitants, and un
I'll 1t is likewise certain that the civil
al iairs of that Territory are not controlled
by the priesthood of the Mormon Church.
The resolutions were ordered to be print
ed and laid over. Adjourned
In the House Mr.. Grosvenor offered
resolutions, which were adopts.l, pro
vidlng that the funeral ceremonies of
Chief justice Waite shall be held In the
hall of the House OF Representatives on
to morrow noon, and that the Senate and
the Supreme Court be notified A bill
from the senate was passed approprla,ing
$4,000 for the funeTal expenses OF the late
Chief Justice. 4 bill to amend the nat
uralizstion law 50 as to require would-be
citizens to take oath that they are not
Polygamists, Anarchists or Communists,
has been introduced in the House by
Repre- ssentative Stewart, OF Georgia.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
bee HIVE"
sos Market Street.

After the effects OF the terrible blizzard
we hope to sell some dress goods, and
open the ball with big drive in double
width, containing the new shades such
as Gobelin Blue, two shades OF Sage,
Nile Green, Mahogany, Red Brown,
Olive, Silver Gray, Coral, Terra. Gotta,
etc., at the astonishing price of Is cents
q yard.
We sell better Black Henrietta, 40
inches wide, fine and heavy, at 81, than
we have seen offered by anyone. Special
novelties in black goods, well worth
your critical examination.
Have you seen our line of Peerless
sateens, perfect beauties, at 12H cents a
yardi 80 pieces of best Qualities of French
sateens at 81 cents. Same grade You
pay 371S cents elsewhere.
1t has been years since we have sold
SO much Table Linen as now. We know
why--the price and quality. A few rs
cent Damask Towels at SO cents.
About 1000 yards remnants of Neck
kuchlng, from half to three-quarters
price. A golden opportunity for you.
We are now opening eur new spring
Cloths for Ladies' and Misses' Jackets,
Mime. Demorest Spring Patterns, Port
iolios, ETC., now ready.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Miss Stone smiled too. belnlesslv

Miss Stone smiled too. helplessly.
"And you haven't been doing farm
work." she said.
"Good graciousl / don't know a
plough from . reaper" Bob respond
ed. Eve been lying about In Aunt
Sarah's front yard-when haven't
been with you.'
lous.
Where did you get the clothes?"
she said.
Borrowed 'em. I've bought them
now, though. Pm going to keep them
foreverl See here, dear-am l flip
pant-mindedP Do you want TO bake
and milk exclusively Aren't you
rather glad l am not hired manP"
Miss Stone looked at him with a
helpless fondness.
"Well, since it is youl" she con-
fessed sweetly.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Driven 70 Daanarnt,nn

"I want ticket to the No rth Polel'
exclaimed a wild-ey man who rush
ed up to the ticket sellers window in
New York City railway depot day
or two after the great storm.
my dear sir" replied the official,
in astonishment, ''are you crazy?"
almost, " said the wild-eyed man,
with frenzied sob, land l want to
get away from here. I'm the Oldest
InhRbitantl"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Fell Down stairs ana sroks Her Mock

EAsToN, March 26 Mrs. Josiah
MoritX, aged 76 fell down a flight OF
stairs on arising this morning and broke
her neck. Her husband was absent and
only nineyear old grandchild was In
the house with her. The neighbors heard
the child's screams and entered the house
by means of ladders. 1t was found that
Mrs. MoritE had fallen In such way as
to prevent the child descending the Etairs
and opening the door.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
kinsiled Anaw.

An old fellow, who had evidently
ven better days, called at the Central
sLatlon, In Oinoiunati, The other day,
anu applied 'ot the position OF ass istant
" the turnkey, his duties being tn aid
IA oisSning the oellroom. He waS given
Fae plaos, and allowed n cot bed to
,!eep on snd two 12L cent meals each
ny, While ongaseu In his duties the
! nef morning he noticed o woman In
oee OF the cells. and, after little talk
WIN her, learned that she was the
sNeetheart OF bis youthful days. The
spHfE of love Whs hindled anew. and
.us Two agreed TO yet married, provided
'po oharae OF drunkenness, for which
N 'o
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
rhawIng Out Dynamite Caps.

Cooks FALLS, N. Y, March 81 -
While worbmen on the New York, On.
tario and Western Railroad were thawinC
out dynamite caps yesterday, an explo-
siou occurred, injuring a number Of
persons slightly and Thomas Rrahney,
Lewis Norton aud Irving Stewart severe
lv
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

II you want TO see n elegant lire of
lacs caps 20 to Hukili & Poist, 8, ooL d
and TasGall s.rests.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
For sAla

hi SALE--Residence, No.
h Washington St. II rooms,
N. heater in cellar, electric
1 servants call bells, and all
Eern Improvements. This
|uerty will be sold cheap.
BOly to ]. AUGUSTUS Nc
I1LEY. GOO Market st. f2-u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

I SAILOR HNUHANuE, FUR
.ly property, small place OF or 4
stone hOuae, Darn and out buildln gs,
| i.on city; close to railroad stAti on .
to q, ". McUhULLEY. No. li2l
b & e,t u 2tAw-tt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

kSfLE-uuUD BuILLIN4 sTUNE
LslysFld ct East Lake Park and also
Il ward at reasonable priocs. ISAAC
lLEY, Ukrcr0it Y. u, Lol.
-NasOn work done, and lime, sand
|cae furnished. ml0'tt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

IN SALE uK KEET-tro OITY
tuslDssp men and womeu).-e miles
4 rllalington on line OF thu new n. a o..
md romantic ked Olay Oroek at
Ey1 station and Pogtofiioo, delaware,
modern and styliSd Swiss rural cot
4 Vsll built, suitable for any business.
|unlps niue plsstered rooms, double
E,s g6od water under cover In shed,
n house, acre lot fer more cottages,
IN, p..rleB and voEetaoIcsI c0nv't TO
r0e, poetotnce and railrlod +;
N, usixhhofhold, $40 And eli per
In L. W. FERREE.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
soe market street, a Abovo:sesona.
MARCH 10 WILL CONTINUE
Two Weeks Longer.
OUR
CLEARIN NG-0UT SALE

Il oOh
ICLEARIN G-OUT SALE
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
Big boys hook lace, now 9Octs
" I" " button shoes DOws IS
These are worth coming for long
ways, and worth getting after you get
here.
just Fer Two Weeks.
LadIes' Pebble Foxed, warm lined lace,
now 80 cts
Ladies' Pebble Tipped warm lined loce;
now S5 cts
Ladies' Kid, warm lined lace; now IS
cents
Extra bargains In all kinds Of season.
able footwear for two weeks.
Ladies'Pebole Button Shoes, now Sl.OO.
d" Fine Pebble" {" now a 30
KID Button now 81 1b
" Glove Kid Top Button now 81 so
Rousing reductions In all kinds OF
seasonable footwear for the next two
weeks.
Misses Pebble Button School Shoes,
now Csc.
Misses Pebble {" Z"
now 81 10.
Misses Fine Pebble Button Slices, now
'ti.25.
Misses' Pebble Spring Heel Button
no " S1OO.
Missls' I"
now 81 20.
Misses Fine Eid Spring Heel Shoes,
nov 81. 40
Prices such as are now fixed upon them
have never before been nsBttd or thought
of In connection with hk2uality or finish.
Little boy's hoat lace shoes, now 81. 90
sizes 10, IL, II,
Little boys high cut hook lace now
Little boys high cut button now 81. .25.
sizes, IL to-
Cost Ia not considered Ia these prices.
only making sure OF selling the goods of
quickly and saving you enough money To
make you brimful of interest In what we
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Two Weels
chilaren's pebble spring heel, now Soc.
Kid - now soc.
sizes, TOT.
Children's pebble spring heel, now T5e.
sizes, 8 to l0l1,
Children's kid spring heel, now 90c.
sizes, to 101f.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Mems kip plow shoes, now 81. .25.
Mems brogaus, now S1.00.
Mems kid Butcher hook lace, now
81 so.
Mems coarse boots, now s1.75.
d now $500.
siSes,:6,9, 10, IL.
Boys coarse boUts, now 81 40.
sizes, and 5.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 so.
sizes, 4 and 5.
Little boys, eoArte boots, now S1.00.
sizes, 10 and l3.
Not quite half price, but nearly so.
Plenty of reduced price ladies' pebble
ana Kid button, at great saving to these
who purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now III, 10.
congress, now ii 30.
hook lace, now Sl.SO.
Waukenphast hook lace, now
S2 SO.
Remember,y your privilege to return and
have exchanged, If you guess the wrong
size, or have your money returned II you
are not satisfied that you have secured
bargain.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
No. sO6 MARKET g.. ABovA ~
Wilmington,
william n. BabCOGk
=
EOR SHERIFF
Or
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, 1858,
PETER j. FORD.
Subject to Democratic Rules.
it4 eod-u
UEAFNESS ssoses.,ar sss ssSass, s;I,:K AZ =; v,a
kSoWn homo oy ono VINO was dDBf twenty |
eight yaArs, TroIssd by most OF tne no |
ted specialists without Danent. Carst him |
ser tn eores ,AonthB, and since thon hua
oTeIs o. othsri fuilpartioriArs ssnt on Ap
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

SALE OR RENT-ON EASY
rn,. ,ltgaat property, No. 02 King
viii MpI u a store II wanted. linz
\ possession. App J within or AT lCe
|. tutl m2S-Gt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
LiSr OF Pablo salos,
Easter Caps.

HHbIUHs
20, Aaron TyRon Ohester.
30. John t. Abndrickson. MIL Creek
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

n s6LE-ABuUr 2 AORBS OF
h1t tso Fqusrfs from Market street,
,Nru avenue. West and Washington
N hige quantity Of the bost bank
Appiy to }. J. PEI ROE, No o n, Tth
tity, Or address Isaac b. Elliott, oitJ.
mlo-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
ror KOnt.

RE y TT WO 7ROOMED
I. WIN hot and cold wat and
\ ,tNa aud purticOi, 6 ,nveniant 10
Sc IL street above Front at slO
'4'' house oh and searles, BIer
\ l.lns ahl black smith shop Front
]" avenue will rent separately Ii
\ k,,in '74 several other cheap houses,
'f'I IA Rodney 1t. mi5-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

pusns, French street wharf Is the plst a
buy your cosl. r'''> :
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

NJ! !, sblALl. TAkMS OF IA
1, Sfes foaPses!Vsly, In Ohrls
J,s,' ~, aooni . milo. from viii
~ 4IIlhge; rent reasonable.
~ LhLLI, 900 Market 81. fa-ii
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

sALE-A BARakIN-uOUSE, 7
tCni, iurnltRro included, II wanted /;
/ llshi ln fame. Reason for selling
tosn. J. h. GIBSON. No. 900 west
Ete. m2a.eoa.ora
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

|SkLE-wILL BE SOLD CHEAP,
elgie out business, caudy wagon,
lsN, aud together with one set OF
harness Apply at Yil Market site u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

Wy ANrED 100 BUSHELS OF POrA-
and Monroe sts. mlo.lf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

WANTED.-AN ENERGETIC AND
w active man canvas and collee'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

WAN1ED-s WHITE aIRI, FOR
w general work in small family. Ap-
ply ats6 W. fth sLIoot. mio 2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

WANrED a alRL TO DO aENERAI.
ives. ALh steer. ni9e a.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

"ANfEu-A GOOD BUSINESS NAN
w 10 sell Rc0iR rom wagon Oh com
70 isstoni security and reference required.
Apply at No. v ERst Attn 81, n,ibu
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

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