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Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Tho Beer B,ocKaae,

CHICAGO. April IA AS early Ms noon
yesterday more men had applied for
work in the breweries than could TO
employed and this, although the men
engaged from Milwaukee, St. Louis no d
Cincinnati had not arrived The men
were mostly ordinary workers, not ia.
miiiAr with the duties OF oellarers sud
masters. Until more cellar mon can
bs Pecured the breweries will remain
crippled To n certain e1tsnt.
NEW YORK, April IA Secretary
Saifort, OF the Master Brcwers' Asso.
citation, said yesterday that tho bre @ers
arc determined to lock MP every brew
rey In this city and vicinity Il the
men do not consent to allow their eu-
ploy ers to run their own business. It
Is said that tho men are firm, and there
is every Indication that the shut down
will tsge place. This viii throw about
1000 men out o. work. Tne brewers
have opsued employment agencies In
New York, Philadelphl nnd Boston,
and are taxing the names and addresses
OF every suitable man that applies. II
the shutdown takes place those mon
will be notified and pnt TO work,
NEWARK, N. j April IA All tho
big brewers, Msssrs. BGllantiue, kene
gor, Hensler, Houch and Feigenspsn,
aaa Mrs Treite, hava decided TO iol.
low the program OF their association by
looking out most of their men On Mon.
day aud employ irs new oats Mir.
Kruger, anticipating trouble, has ap-
piled to the police Tor proteolcn.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Aprll IA The
M aster Dfe9srs 10 this city have given
noslco that while they viii pay the
highest prices to their meu they will
not renew their contract to employ
only union men after May Let. The
same action has been B9rsed upon by
the boss brewers In ST. Louis.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Tho Prince ofDarnnsas.

In all countries there is large lit.
erature clustering around the name,
history, character and qualities of his
Satanic Majesty, the Prince of Dark.
ness. One of his synonyms Is Old
Harry, which, Mr.. Oliphant says, may
be corruption of the Scandinavian
Hari, one of the names of Odin, or
another form of Old Hairy. Old
Nick is derived from the name OF the
river god, Nick or Neck, though But
Ter, the author of "Hudibras." says
that 1t comes from Niccolo Machiavel-
ii. And Old Scratch must be taken to
be derived from Scrat, "a house or
wood demon of the ancient North"
M. RoZan is strong on all diabolical
points; "diable quatre," be says,
has come down from the old miracle
plays in which, at first. one demon
was enough; but enterprising mana
gers coon added a second, and finally
some Irving or Harris OF the day
crowded his stage with four devils.
Sainte Beuve calls Henry w. zee
diable q quatre."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
ADos noro.

A story, in which a dog ls tho hero,
comes from Rochester, N, Y This
oanino which belongs to farmer nam
ell Fox, WAS found at some diBiDnce
from his home, near Barre Hamlet,
with note tied 10 his collar stating
that MT Fox and his family wsrs siclI
In bsd. Paysioisns we're at onos rent
t. the farmhouse, bus on their arrival
found Mrs Fox aaAd from pneamnpis,
while the father and the eighteen year.
nld daughter wers dangerously III. Mr..
Fox subsequently, Gied, but 1t WAS
thought, at last ac ,oun;s, that ths gill
would recover.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
The Burglar is = Gentleman.

1.-THE popular idea OF the average bur.
glAr 10 sll wroug," eaii q detective TO Q
Tribune reporter, yesterday. He isn't
. usn with dark lantern any moro
q rough and ready brute who delights
10 killing people. The burglar of to-
day will do everything In his power TO
escape, and the taking OF mans life
is last resort. / believe that II TRs.
colt had betn an experienced burglar
he wouldn't have killed 5nel!-.aking
II for granted, OF course. that TAsc,tt
was the man who killed tho millionaire.
An old.timer wonld have escaped from
the house in some way, while young
Tsscott, bsing young at the business,
thought the only way out OF the scrape
was to shoot, To make matters worse,
he shot twloo. A tried burglar, ons
who has been through the rpill, wou i'd
nsve given Sasll Ia had headache With
a olungehot and then guilty skipped
have known mary burglars in my
time, and they were the most gentle.
manly mon / every NIT, Ntrsy? You
oou d b-t on that. They have to be,
but they would not take human No
Why, an old timer told me net long
ago after thu Snell nnrier, and, by the
way, ran him in after the tragedy on
suspicion, thai, while he had cracked
mAny crib, he never iouDd 4 nsces-
sary 10 hurt anybody. Hs said that
had hs been In gnell's house h6 would
have bid himself and waited for Smell
to go back to bed. IL wasn't necessary
TO kill Snell, ne said, and | place great
reliance uDau what hetRSs."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
How . smoker Got a Hnmn

We have received RON Mr.. L. r.
Hubbard, the venerable Secretary OF
the New EnElaud Society In New
York, q copy OF the Snpu ual proceedings.
MIR. Hubbard is native OF Holiis, N.
II. Accompap ying the report Is q very
remarkable lea fiet, entitled. "How a
smoker got Homo Tue leAfls. 10 n
statement by Mr.. Hubbard how he be
Ban smoking ami finally left off, ard
deposed the money in u savings bank.
He bad smoked six cigars day. ion,
mt 6l4 osnts each uamo to Sl30 50 per
annnm. Laying aside this amount
annually, and Rdding Interest for 81
years, the amount js $73, ,s2i 65. After
a lew years Mf. Hubbard took his cigar
morey from ihe bank and bought d
beautiful home at Greenwich, Ct.,
where he has siuos resided, surrGun lad
By bile children and sll the comforts OF
lie. 'Grsat ss tie saving has been, -
be sdds, at Is not 10 be comrAred with
Improved health, clear and steady
hand, NJ the age of 10 ysass, and entire
fresdom from desire fer tobacco In any
form" This is the best tract on the
tobacco question ths: we have ever
seen. ana it ought to be pat into the
hands OF every child In the land.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Flrst RsceptIon.

The Hrst snnusI reception OF tho
County Democracy took plaee last
eyestag, and Judging from the tm m'ling
faces OF the part cipnnts Il uutt have
have been very enjoyable affair. Tire
grand march took plaza at 10 o'clock,
aad was led by Graud Conductor A. j.
Murine aud Mise Tillie Mulrins, VITO
was attired in black ELK. Following
them cane Floor Manager T. 7. Kelly
nth tis sister Anuie, who v as cad IN
a snuf-5olorod silk dress; First a sci st,
ant n. j Oopney and Mss Maggie
Doushe1ty, Second Assistant Jsmss +.
Kane hnd ftllas Sarah Douzhsrsy, Taird
Assistant T. It. Tay lor and MltB Rlce OF
Gluuoeslor, N, j, They were followed
by atty other couples, who kept time TO
the music fnrnis he'd by Luckman's or.
ohtstra. There were Two intermiggions
during the evening, at which an sbun.
dance OF refreshments we're served.
Those having the affair In charge are to
DO congratulated, as there we're no dis
turbAnoss TO mar the joyful occasion.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Ono Thousand Do,iats neward.

CHICAGO, H., April IA Nothing
new occurred IN the Burlington strike
yesterday. The company has offered q
reward of $1,000 ior the arrest aud con.
vic ion OF the person who turced the
switch on the night OF the 9th inst,
osueing n freight train to ran off the
track and killing the fsemaa M. j.
Welsh, the Wabssh eng neer, ehot q
lew days ago by OhsFles Summers, 8 one
OF tha rev Burlington switohmeU, ditd
yesterday afternoon. Sommers Is unde
Arrest.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Ask for stosckle's book.
A uhanoo for weather Ptopnota

Chief Gr.elF, Of the wea.her Bureau
having predlctsd that east of tbs Mis-
sisnippi river the hotties; days or the
coming summer will ooonr batween
JAY IL and II, she Detroit journal of.
fsrs to pn7 $500 70 Gen. Greedy or any
oao else In the Unitei Stntes who will
sssd 70 the Jourrsl before june l . cor
rect guess az to the three dnya of the
coming summer on which the United
8 ates Signal Service Thermometer ni
Datloit shsli register the highest t-m.
pc ature, Guesses must be sent on
postal cards aud sive the ocrrfct namo
of tho guester. The award will be
made Oct l Gen. Greedy has asleetei
July ID, 10 and 16 as the dAyo. rke
question IS, Will he get the reward?
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Mrs. Uieveiand's shopping Mother.

Ms. Folsom, mother OF Mrs. Glove
land, ia In Paris for the purpose CT or
derlnR costumes. Mauy gowns ore now
ready for the wife of the President and
her friends; among them is q gown OF
orepe de chtne with drspsries OF em
broidered French muslin, corsaso OF
crepe, trepsd with bfstelles. Another
10 of good lace, en- broidered with nsw
ers of every oo,or; to soften the barsh
effects OF gold, Persian drsperies are
scattered here and there A mink silk
robe is drsped with ametbyst vel vet,
and a ball dress OF yelloR benRalinp b 50
a skirt covered with point lace; on The
Left side are two panels of benGa,tne,
embroidered vi h gelaen wheat care
One magnificent gown has n skirt OF
roaa colored tulle drRpety with bands
OF Renaissance embroidery and trlnzed
with white beads. Around the hottcm
are rows of ToBs -oooEed ribbop, and on
the front spray OF ros9s Tie corsage
and train ara OF bIocade, tho furIue I
ornaneoted with embroidered oretolles.
The elbow s,eeves are OF tuile aui EN-
bToldcred, and over the shoulders are
thrown light tnlle scarf.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
unnpht By m Oyarlnw

Even a flood may pro duce some
good effect, as is instanced in the case
of farmer in Lee County, Ga, whose
cattle were caught by an overflow of
the Kinchafoonce creek and impris-
oned. for several days in a field sub.
merged with water. The farmer had
to paddle out at intervals in a battoau
and feed them, a process that familiar
lied them with things human tha.
from being very wild they have be.
come "tame and GENTLE"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Wilmington RQusekfepsrs,

ssye your n onoTi Look to your intsres.
and buy at io3 hast 6th street, 1t will icon
DO " nter again; think how your coal is 70
come. We can save you monsy sli the time.
We siwa1s have Darsain9 here Our dried
irut's aud preserves IRA tins wonder of all
who Como Our coffee aud tas this hou so
Beepors ray &c Eoo1. livery day Wa have
Bte2tor solo for our canned koUds and but
tor, We Reii car loads OF potatoes y nd euch
nice comb h3uoy, q lbs rs cts. lhOss fancy
eta, haus, shoulders aud drol baeE . Tbs
OF those rice prRnes, 80 esntB, tut our Or5wa
Prnos coffee makcs the men smile at break.
IAst. ur -four is loE; anything you want
at lOl East hCh styest.
ala AID ltw DEhNIsON Il PEAuH.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

I'm In love with him. There, now It's
all out, and do believe, Ella, we're the
two bappiest girls In the world, aud oil
through Aunt MedlAw's thread and
needle store"
"Well, WE'LL" Rrumbled Mrs. Med
law. $50 the girls are gone, and I'm all
by myself again. 1t ia rather lonesome.
They were nice Rirls--bat tha young
men found 1t out rs well as me.
Young men always DO fna such things
outb
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Krust CLOSE rhe,r saloons.

CIHcINNATT, April 14,-T5e Senate
OF 0nio yesterday passed the "Owens
5audsy OloStpg bill, mud 1t has become
n law. 1t taxes from tEs Council OF
municipal corporations the power to
declas whether intoxicsting liquors
ehsll be s,ld or not on Sunday, and
leaves operative the law prohibiting all
sales Of liquor on Sunday. Only two
negative votas were cast IN the Senate
ARAinDG the bill
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
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Conference Asked For.

BRADDocK, Pa, April Ii "A CON.
mittee representing the sIriking en-
ploJ es of the Edgsr Thomson steel
Works met yesterday and decided to
ask for conference with their r.em ployer
today. In oa0e tho Pittsburg members
OF the Arm decline to meet them com.
mtttee will be sent to New York to con.
fer with Andrew Carnegie.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Eva!I Wight ! scIalchad
Until tho skim was raw. Body
covered with scnIes I'Re spots of
mortar Cared by the CutlcurA
KonedfeA.

! ain goiag TO tell you of the extraordinary
change your utlcnra Remedies performed
on me. About the ist of April last | noticed
some rcd pimples Ike coming out all over my
BODY, hut though nothing OF 1t utta some
time later on, whnn IL began to look like npnts
Of mortar spotted on, and VIII ch came on in
LAYERS, accompanied with itchiWg. | would
scratch every night until was raw, khen the
next night Ilie seal =, bling formed mean
while were scratched OF Agiin. In vain did
l consult AL the doctors In the country, but
without aid. After giving up all hopes OF
recovery, happenei to see an advertisement
in The newspaper about your Juticnra Rerne-
dies, and purchased them srom my druggist,
and obtnineh almost imme diRts relief. 1 he
nllv dropped of and dIssppearea one by one,
and have beun fully cured | mad the diseasr
thirteen ,honths before began taking the
Gutlcnri IL NEEDLES, and In four or nye wenK )
was entirely cured. My disease was oeheIda
and u oTiasis. | recommended the tnticura
Remedies 10 all IN my vicinity, ami know Of
at many who have taken them, and
thank me for the know iedgcof ihem especially =
others who have haDts with sra1y eTupiiOn3
on their heads and ho ties. cannot eNprt $
In words the thanks ~ you for what the tnii-
curd Remellie3 have been me My body Was
covered with scales, and was An awful tpes-
tacle to behold. NOW IN. sklu Is as nice and
clear as haby's.
GRO. CorEY, Merrill, Wis,
Sept. 81, 1887,
Feb. 7, IBss.-Not a trace whatsoever ot the
disease from which l suffered mas shown ITSELF
since my cure. GEO. UUTEf.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Italians D,aonnrgad. /.

MERIDEN, Conn, April 1.-THE
strike of the Italian laborers on the
meriden and Waterbury Railroad was
ended yesterday The company paid
the men and discharged them a now
force Will be put to work ss the old
price,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
bid MT Know t was
Loaded

4, ,or a stupid boys excuse but
-. No said for the parent who
N. rliIl languishing daily and fails
.,n;,e the want OF u tonic and
4, ,rrtller?9 Formerly, a course OF
4 c sulphur and molasses, was the
[',r,ll.rceulated families ; but now
L.,,Il.rnt households keep Ayers
[.,,rllla, which is at once pleasant
H.. and the most searching and
.,,pod medicine ever discovered.
.,, Cleveland, 27 E, Canton St,
rtss, MY daughter, now q
vgs in perfect health until a
sgDrn She began TO complain oi
b,1dache. debility, dizziness,
.IB and loss Of appetite. l con-
Tra,l herromplaints originated
Tlloud. and induced her to take
N,.5parilla, This medicine soon
trr Matchmaking organs to
a,Don, and in due time reestab-
E gtmer health. l find Ayers
r1,a most valuable remedy for
fia and debility incident to
n-'
a,ri,l;. Brooklyn Power Co.
\. y, says; AS a Spring
] hud a splendid substitute
u .YrHa compounds IN Ayers
rl. with n few doses Of Ayers
rFtfpir nsr, feel fresher and
i8., through the summer.
r's SarsaparilIa,
Hsli'AREp BY -.-
c. aysr & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Il; as got,as, %. Worth d bottle
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
seed PotAtoes

Tha attention OF farmers and truckers
is called to the large and fine stock of
seed pota oes now on hand and for sale
by 3 N. Smeltz s. Co., at No. Is East
FsaI.s s.EeeE.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

We cannot do Justice TO the esteem IN which
CnpcurA, The great skin Cure, and Culituta
Soap, an exuuisi Skin Beautiiler, prepared
from Il, anu Cuticura Re olyeht, ~" ne"
Bio ID Purii'r, are helo by she thousands npon
thousands whose lives have been made happy
by the cure agonizing, huinil latin! Itching,
scaly mud pimniv diseases of the skin, bcaln,
and blooi, with loss OF hair.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Tor sale,

ENoR SALE-THE WELL KNOWN
u business stand md dwelling, for 50
years occupied as \ clothing store and
tailoring establiohment, No. Ill Market
to ShiplsY street leo the modern and
we'll built house. NO bi3 Weat strest, rnIsh
ed In thnbest hard wood style, 2 story and
,nsnsard. Al.o No. 3ls Eas. io.h street, I
looms, story. These properties can bo
bought on easy terms nud at right prios
sna will be oa tho m ,rtet until sold. Dali
on or addrssj OYHUS STEM Ill Market
street. ala.fks4y
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
JAS. 7, MULLIE&sOE,
TAnoRs & Ora s. MARKET
m0THIaRS. WILL, pRL.
Hawkins O. Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
OUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

We desire 60 acknowledge q
flaitering increase OF patronage
during the past Sesr, and TO re.
turn thanks TO our friends anti
fsne public sor their appreciation
of our efforts to serve ahOm
faithfully.
Our method OF managing prop
erliss ard making rent coiiac
lions Is now so thoroughly sys-
sematizad that we aro meeting
with very little trouble In this de.
partmant.
We believs IL would bs TO your
interest to place your properties
in oar care and thereby save
TINE, TROUBLE and M0NEY.
Collections promptly made and
as promptly reniitted.
Commissions only o per cont.
HAWKINS g. Co.,
a3 7i2 RaaFket Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
tIsIhing Msde tallIder

We have piles and
piles of fine goods in
the piece for making
to measure. We buy
the best Suitings and
Tro wserings of beth
Foreign and Domestic
makes.
Our Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing are
well worth the notice OF
all parents looking for
Suits tor their boys.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
US SATURDAY,
Pm BAY OF APRIL, 1888,
AZ ioch, p. Ill.,.
.tElfgfa fasrrt,i,.,l nal ,..,.,

1+Nt Ft7hNtf NAts
iflli. .'i+pltee nr parcel OF land
.9Ii ''r7tk 4Ntliing titcre0n erect.
l4' IL l.3 ntHundre,i ant county
'-1l' alii AitaaFi red as follows 10
81 A iH1' tn tho wceterly side of
@ fob i-'t Niiraud At thn dts
4 if"tfi1ttg from tht spntharly
4 f.t Jensirdt tiltnre vest
4, w., j Nlnth-strcp. ~ ftrt t.
II 'i rs s'ncttruuuing sutth-
1tl a '-l=rt'0iu!t-i1lafftsi1 I'm
~. 5l|rtt-w4dI bgil.r north.
...s''-''EIE=s.=lc = Hose strrtI IL
''+lfe ts-titly ard uarallel
''+ 41l passing through Inc
'- a1 "1d- 1f ic Ii usr ad-
r. h.-t51 5iltt to ii4 aiD esHitl
4rE-4u sHd ia &c trrt5v
r. .i.-f5tce of beginning be
.5s9l attt they may.
,+- a, execution Es the pro
a'gt t'H57Iri ant Fu4 A., His
=, - 4eI iH-- spld-6y
60 - i.A'Vpsu sheriff,
N'a'st WiiuiLst n, aplil iath,
All.OOd u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

[JrOR SALE-A TWO.SEATED tOLAY.
Y TOM Carriage, built By Jones Guthrie
& Co., has been usod but little, cost s2rS.
VIII self for $lO0; cold for want OF use. Gan
be seen at Sinpson's Olab stables, Ilih and
Wost atreets. JAMES JOJTf
ali8t-eot erd and Madison stresta.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

Sv-Send for ''How to Cure Skin Diseases, -
81 pages, so Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

SSyAHrED-A SHOE MAKER ON RE-
w pGiring Staady work TO q good
man. j. y. JiRRoLL, Tenth anu orange
SEIseis. alS 3.f
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

YYYANrED-A POSITION hs nook
w keepor, or 10 gGtesma1 In u Store,
30oi retstence AddrSss -. j. EYARS.
fair Mil, Md. ala 2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

ENOR SALE-ABOUT . ACRES oY
n land two SQUARES from Market s.roet,
5n Elliott avenue West and Washington
stroetA, largo quantity OF the best bank
sand. Apply TO J. J. PEIRUE, No o ~, Tth
street, oily, or address lsAso q. Elliott, city.
ml0-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
on FRIDAY.
! pAf OF APRIL, 1888,
y 10 oo'c'ock a M,
~ EFIIeii real rstnte vi,

-, y s'','''.5et real estate, viz:
h h n tanirion, farm or tract Of
BIZ s,i :, Arp' Eci hundred, New
/, j " 2'''.Hi d. laNAre ttnc.ud.
tth4t i, "cfts On the south
f lgi,s ifoia BO' DIS Corner
i4sa. "a b.mnirl easirrly
Mi iNIae W Va denfitt
in lnt nf Isaac Woois
E lt-5 w heirs OF Join n
s'n4- sac Wunls and north.
s,Htrg lhe taia st ApptIsiinc
Feot '' ~ acre, o hand be
0ftb-, l'1 all that certain
r.. OIL, Aanl 5 tlIsttd IN Ihs
lal4g New castle Utuittv
EiAsIr dining The lu,is H.
|1ps + 'N'siaiHR = "A nrres "u M
s4.t,. s5 Coy TART Of Joseph /, lea
epari ,ll lIn 'tr an order nrI
Clst '."h \ Vol, Il page s5S
II eall'iIugs thereon
] n W I. MA execution a. ,,o
aA'itRtiit aud to be
ozst, ~ : WA a Aiisos, sheriff.
4'hRt1h, April 10
a.l-eod-ts
Eb..i n .t.-BY V1Rpug oy a
s.'., s', fF';l fac'as 10 M = ,,trsc,. n, e
H., public sa,e, a. no ~ ','rsol- ,,,',s..
','i ht twten Tenn, ,S'oni{ n,,, !
LAT, ill., Of Wilmington,
oS SATURDAY,
DAY or Apl.ll.. ,sss
li' 'o'sfnct, .. N.
Il 51i.',. ..I t,lg,sirrlt estate. y,,.
y fr ~ ,s.' 9E tar Il of InuI
p 10 h. dReitias fi.rr,.l.t,,, 't,
eity n W5rt,ii,,ts,rte,,,,,n
pa t,.. lpii3w AZ I soh'
g1 lh"= n lrlirrly.,d.
% IT, W. lislaur, nr l ,ine
tilt T. ~ 4l pa ,.ll,i WI wt,,l
Npi'ri';,' - ie,t u -hps,,,,tn!,
irr' sa.,hl An shl pyruleI vi,S i
T,riIt,i so tcr C0rvpr, th,','t'.n.i tn
o ti., ! VIII srtt .tra'., t'i'nre 1.,n
Ani l1r,''s.'id s'id nnrtmrly sI,I,,
,trt II h,gi,-ih rcla castfriY.
pa lilsy" !" ,lRiIlfhiny, he lie rhi5, y
Linn Tdn,.-t i'm -t'S,eguiion :, ms the
ie, Ahd I , ai,d Margaret j.
u Il, IAN1iii,ls,n 1iil n h, ,,soIi iIy
.''4s'ol, Apri 10, ,''3 ls:a
- Al -uOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

MY AHTEp--BoARDERs AR elo E. BrH
wv ItresN also good EecpDmodRtion tor
man anu vile. Pieasant r1oms, front or
back. ala Tth
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

solt everywhere, Price, ouTICuRA. 5Oc
5oAP, 25c. RaSuLvEST, a.. Prepared b,
the P'TrER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.
Boston, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

,ein6vsii
llwegg ca
lherehs
70 AID |
ins, aii
= iiIOi
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

NyAHTHD- HORSES OR Any
" find II stock to board on reasonable
terms, hot particulars Apply or address W.
Ii. Z. FASsMURh, FBIiylle, Pa.
a12-cod-i3t'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

XAT ACTIVE MEN GAN MAKE
w good safsrieg In ROliGIting live stock
inenranos. Address No. 0 Eas. SevHntn
street. ai5.3st
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

! ! y ..,...l s.lLE-BY VIRTUE OF A
n ft'It5, to INC directed,
ll-'.t' ale a; the hotel
- ~ t5a.l'irr MdNwcll, in Mid
h, 's''r'' AuRdred. New Castle
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

NY ANTkIl - MInnLE-aGkD LADY
w santsR situation as housexeepsf os
cowpAnion 70 an iavRiid. Bo 1t refsrence
6ddfead Ia. M this etiios. al3 stS
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

RqOk SALS,-,rtyuD BUILDIuf STONE
~ delivered at East Lake Psrt and sIso
Ia Ninth ward at resso naDIe prloos. ISAAC
5. IALbkY, Uareroft p. o., bal
Nh MASON work done, and lime. sand
and stone furnished. InI0.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

MY ANTED-A BOY oLEARN CAR.
riase making. Apaly toJoHS WAL
Their, south OF Marx ct street bridge.
m3l-3t-wSsa
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

FOR SALE-A LOT, 30 FEET FRONT
on Girard strset near new postof1ice
sheap. Apply to First a Allmon, 7tb and
oalpiey hueeu. n7-Gt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR
y house in Wilmington. II acres OF good
haad, handsomely sltnated near the city.
GEO. X. TOWNSEND, g..
6i Market street. al2-3t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

V7UR BALE-A SOkREL HORSE
T. comins yaara old; wstHs single or
ionbie end good farm horse or driver; aleo
q light wEgon, cheap. Address '.W," this
5ffice. mh7tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
More Genial Weather

Has eoaxed out che ladies for spring shop
ping, the commendable effort of each be-
ing to know where to get the best in styIa
and quality at the least price, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

NOR Sal E. r JRE BEAHMAs,LANG
q bhsrs, White Piym. Rosks. White Hoi.
land utheys; Danarios; alio Gags. ". ].
HEdTUUL, Peters Rureery, Wilmington,
Del. apllSLs
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

HHESrNUT Posts, URkSsED AND
" undroBNd. Fer sale by JAMES ii
ssiALLEY christina Del. as l2t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

EoR SALE THE HOUSEHOLD OF
a Faith building, on Tatnall street betwe n
7th and san sts. Price low, terms easv. Ap-
SrEIN. ma I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

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Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
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Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

W ANTED - PERSONS WANTING
w Reliable help for hotels restaurants or
private fatnllies can be accommodated by caii-
lIAiLGe etreoIs lEhsn-lf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

WYAHfED - B1&RDEKS BY THE
w week, day or mell. at l0I East Sse
ond street; man and wife can also be 40.
odmm o1ated. allstt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

SNOk $ SALf--A Fiat Il uTOm BABY
Y cosoh, with par4soI top, ut GA Wost
Third sirost, al2a.a
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

FOR sALE-sEvEN ROOM HOUSE,
AL e'nvenienres; electric llght, fnrni.
" mre u wanted; bargain. REASON for seltog,
Tenth street. a8-eod-,tT
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

Il, nj VI, t.-BY VIRTUE or A
.', e'.,l sffl u ae'a' 10 M dirsc,. e
A'sal.,, .,,f,t', ~ ,s le .sa.e, a. the Court
{.,f. l,,tween Tenth an and
std;s, III MS Of wilningtous. s