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Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
ClAymont Items
Correspondence of the I:ErusLIoAN

Our fishermen are fully prepared TO
cast their nets Tor shad, rs soon as the
weather becomes more settled. The water
is yet too cold for them to come up the
river
On Saturday last for the first, good
number Of suckers were caught 10 the
Claymcnt creek, aud none OF any account
since, owing no doubi to the water being
high and muddy.
Mr. Michael Deveneny now OF Phlladel
phia, formerly of Claymont spent satur-
day evening and Sunday With bis former
employer, Mr.. A. s. Oitey, our village
blacksmith.
Mr. Jesse Hopes on Sunday last was
taken very serlously Ill, with something
like the pneumonia. Two physicians were
called In and soon this disease was checg-
ed, and we are glad to report that Jesse
is getting along finely.
Mr.. Joseph Owen, who was on the sick
list, Is now able once more 70 attend to
the keeping OF Mr.. Robert Casey's store.
Mr.. Clot Forward has been fooling
with one OF the Majors guns sure, for he
has got the "bumps" too. We thought
the mumps had got hold OF them all.
Maybe our friend is the last one. We
hear of plenty OF cases in the Hpper part
lof Brandywine Hundred. SO about the
only thing those who never had them,
(the mumps,) can borrow in the susplci'
Gus days without sec arity is the mumps.
1t won't make Major Chaytor angry II
1.-THE good citizens oil this Vicinity kept him
busy In painting, vanishing and repair
ing furniture He is u drst-class hand In
the upholsterlng business Since he got
promoted to Major and Corporal Ottey Ia
Captsin, everything 10 working grandly
as far as good friendship is concerned.
Major Vernon has not as yet bee ONE
uaturaliIed, and he only has 10 Monday
next to do TO. He will be very sorry fol
not doing so. Time is money and money
s time. Major, for when we give twenty
five cents to a couple Of tramps II Is
iquarter To two
Mr.. Wm Cresson is making extensive
preparations to rebuild hts wharf, 10 from
Of his handsome residence on the Deia
ware. at Clsymont.
Mr.. +. o. c. barley died here on Tues
! day afternoon last, very suddenly. II,
, had the reputation Of being one OF tn
best illus traitors and designer In this coun
try. His body was sent TO Boston OF
THURSDAY afternoon last Tor burial
within a short time We have lost b,
death four oi our dest Inhabitants, Nj
Darley beiGg he youngest and ne was u
a years OF age when he died.
Great complaint is made of the roads
l. those who have to travel them say IL
= almost impossible to get along with an
q kind OF 3 load on.
0 Our farmers also say the spring is lat
a In coming IN, and the work will be yer
backward. Well, II VIII be dry ensugl
before summer Is over, or elss our nam
is not IETTu.
Claymont, Del, April .. 1883
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Attns Opora House

Miss Ritls RblAfes and her CON-
psUy msls thtr first appearance In
thtH city At the OparA House lGs3 even
ing, bsforo y medium sized audience.
= double bill was presented, the per-
forna4c- commencing with W s. GIL
berCs original myiho.oeicAl comedy en-
tttlai, "Pygmsliol ana GA,a,sa The
O craraoter OF qhls.eG was sustained by
Miss RlOades in al excellent manner
snh her inpsrsouG.!0n OF the statue sL-
do we'd with lie wns much better thAn
that OF Mira. LaDgtry, which was given
on the same etnRe Two or three years
aso. The performance conc udsd with
tie old comedy" The Rough Diamond, u
where. in the character OF Margery
Miss RhosdaB had abundant opportunity
OF display ug her wonderful versatile
talent. Che Is eupp5Ttsd by an excel
lent COMPANY. SnI IS deserving Of large
audiences at each petformauoo This
evening Mag Blossom" will bs pre-
ssut4d, sad TO morrow afternoon Fan
Chon." The El mission IL but 10 and 2
cents or so cents for ohoics reserved
seat.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

WE ARE INFORMED that the Hou9
opA,hlo Hospital IL nov In suooessial
operation, and has quite q number Of
patients, Who are faithfully attended
by the very able corps OF physldans In
charge. Sluoe tho hospital has been 10
operation tho senselesB allegation thai
the hon Oh pashic phySicians OF thii
olty were no, skilled In surgery has
been effeo'ually related, as several very
Important surgical operations have been
successfully performed. The hocpi.s
Ia dolDg Its work in o quiot, but eF-
ieoi1Al manner, and will no doubt bt
the means OF doing vas. deal of good
in this community. II is emipsntly
deserving OF the co.dlnl support OF th'
public, and should DO made one OF th'
permanent installations Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
TUESDAY. APRIL 3, 1888.

THE METHODIST General Conier-
snce whioh oonvenes In New York next
month, will have three very I'm porlsut
questions broug Before 1t. They arc
temperance, the right OF women 10 be
elected as delegates 70 The annual con.
ference of tha denomination, and the
advisablliiy OF extending th5 pastors NJ
term. The indications are that the
extreme prohtbl:lonlsss will make an
effort 10 COZ nit the denomination TO
their Views, and II this is done, II mus'
result in disaster TO The temperance
cause, as the people are not yes ready
for prohibition. High license hA,
proven the hest aud ouly available
remedy that will successfully cope with
the liquor problem, and hold In check
the evils OF intemperanoe, and wo be-
lieve that the sound judgment and
good sense OF the delegates 10 this very
important meeting has tsught them
this fact, and that shey will be govern
cd by IL. The question OF women dele.
gates 10 30 much against the established
rules and traditions Of the church, thA
1t Is scarcely probable that II will re
oelvs serious considerations, much lea,
favorable action. The greAlest Atten
tion however will NO doubt be given Il
the question OF extending the pAssorA
term Of Methodist preachers. Th,
time was whom two years was tn
limit that o preacher could remain n
one charge, then the time was ek!ende
70 three years. This Il iB claimed I
detrimental to the interests o, the do
nomination In the large cities, thstt
fore IL is proposed 70 make . change
Without entering into o discussion O
the wisdom OF msking change Ii
this particular, We would merely 50,
that under the ihneraut system Ss 81
tablished by the founders OF Me;hc
dism, that denomination has grow
and increased until IL Ia second to none
and 1t 10 hoped that no ohAnge vii.
made that may 10 any way Impair Il
usefulness.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

IT IS PROBABLE that no rAce OF
people have over mtds such progress
in the same length Of time Hs has been
made by the colorat people Of this
country during the psst twenty Ave
years. When the rebellion oommen 0ed
Abou. three million OF them were held
In bondage In the SOush, = bondage
that reduced them almost to ths Level
OF the nnipF" with which they pl1 sed
and tiled "a OF their mAs,er',
They wsr II modest:s'e OF lgnorap os,
and In " Nth little WAS . ru'sde
meSnur, pinishSole With !tnprlsI 10 % su 4
20 teA )h colored mAu or woman Ihf
alphAbet. When The emancipation
proclaim sticn was Issued the aremisl
OF the colored rIc4 prsdl1lod all man.
ner OF dire oalnmitie'; they said tbs
they were Idle, shli,less and lsnlrsn'
and Whlls .ae last VS. unfortunately
true, each gear moro fully sh1Es tho
fAlsity OF the 6rsE tFo allegations. l.
IL an esIAell5hsd iEss thAs no other
children make the sams progress tn the
public schools thAi is mAd6 by the
oolored children; they seen to hunger
and thirst altor kno Wedge, and the sd'
VAn.Ages Of acquiring a good eiull,ion
Is no doubi impressed upgu thsiT miGd'
by their pArenss, nany OF whsn ksve
been deprived Of the opportunity. Bl
now an event has happened tEas les
than Fifty yo-Is ago wcu'd have bsel
pronounced an impoaslbiHty By th
most ardent friend OF the colored pe5'
pie, whlon Is nothing less than n con
vsutlon OF that rase, held too In Mason
Georgia This liz indeed change. su'
the convention showed that t, WAS CON
posed Of Bensibls men, by adopting
resolution that "this con 7enliau regard
the acquisition Of gooi L igilsh eduoi
tion, the Accum nlstign OF property an
the making and saving OF money tn
thing to do" There Is no mts.sh
about thls, and Ii will be well for th
colored people, no. only oi GeorRIs, bV
all over the country, to be guided by
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Philadelphia. Wilmington q Bal
timore Railroad.
FKDRUARY eth, 1855


rrAins will leave Wilmington NJ follow
iS SO, 80, "a 70 N, h IS II 81 a. m, II %,
assG%1etasisS ss ssS aisS 3 rps 4S Ss I. N,
u, zoi Ii ss'iifI z i 4 & !.1R.'s;;h %.. b. 81 q "a "a "a "a
Accom- Ssastlon, GO. 70 ! 4 Z; Jc, sih 0Sa
M sds ssA SoGs oGs sss a. "a .nS nd e . p O.
N 81 4. m, i5.sa, 80, 22.s.lc. ga 's2e. o.
A For y Wet v = u Chester, vi. LsmoEin, 20 Ane
FOR y Ne,Wsrs Ne, al Gentry % I and nd intermediate sta.
qni re- and iassreaiass lns p stations, 10
MI ii.lsinare H. aaS a and B Bay II line, SPIN.
Baltimore and washington, d, 4H BM
10 u, and u o. a. m. ~ o. q ", 2A. 81, IN
Tr.ins ~ Dsls~s,s \ e Division lsave fer g .,
% .. m, and u o5 Night
Georgeiown and Lewes. 8 30 q. m. sSop.n.'
sSsSHTS ss4fiSrion sSpiSsi DsiSar Ind way stations on
Express .ai; ssiS Tor Harrington, % p. m. Wa,
Elan EInnfess Z = p ,cr - bower, Harrington, and Del,
mar, IL. 30 m. and IL OS Night.
Ennae.a Ianh for Sss S.ps cnaries, old Point Com.
fort, and Norfolk, IL sop, m. and II % Might
Leave PhilAdelphiA, Broad street, for WI
| nington (expr,ssl, res. q 50, 70, 777, 30
10 20 n Is II 20, II S. 3. M, %, Oh. 40a %
| s % b2l, GtO. 0d, p. IN.
| Accommdda Ion, go, 1923 \. M, la, LN
| az, 4S, z B3S 10 OS 10 40 and II n p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
| For Philadelphia texpressl, 400,
7lb $40, II giA, m, 22!, b2A anu % 2. NJ
Accommodation SIS a. m, nlo, %.
| $50, 74n, and 10 90 y. M.
For Chester (eIpreAsl, lb. BIO, IL bl m.
| B2i. 7 OS. and 10 70 p. m.
Accommodation, SIS a m, II 10. %. so
| $50. and 7.4l y. IN.
For New York 'teIpressl, . 90 . 50, 40, IA
| slA II 81 q. m, az, b24, 'esA o. and lou
FOR West Chester, via LAmokin. si6A. m.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, an
/ Norfolk, i2,oS Night,
/ For New Caste, Middlet0wn, Clayton,
| Dover, FeitOn. Harrington, SeAford, Laurel
and DelmAr, u 0S Night.
baltimore and Washington, l,2S, 449, e0t
10 IL a. m, n ee, g c, and 7 V p. m. BAlti'
more, 6. 90 and II 3s y. m.
Leave Philadelphia, llroad Street for WI
mington texpressJ, ", IS, $50, IN, 0.I0 ILL
| A. NJ, 6.66 q. 81 and II. .2j l.. "A,
| Accommodation s,Ss, 10. Is A. NJ, l2.SA %
| o 10, 8. Us and ll.7P. NJ.
For further In formation, passengers are
/ fsrrsd TO the ticket oiiice AT the station.
i Trains MARKED thus ~ are limited EXPIRE
upon Which extra fare is charged. -.
eS Ssnsrsi Al MANAGER a General PASSENGER Ar
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
usmxaIsnEsnera,

We, the undefsigned Banks and BanGoH1
viii psy all Prf.es drawn in T'he Lousiana
State Lotteries which may Be presented o.
our counters.
n N. wALMaLEY, Pres. KsouisfAsaa
National BauM.
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres. BtAts Hs-
tfonaI HanH.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. N. O Uat'l M'h
CARL KOhaM, Pros. Union National
Rank.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

The PEACE aud order loving people
OF Philadslphia Rre rtj1iolng In the
manner she high liaenss Law Is work.
ing In that city. In twelve wards,
where 2,163 plAoes wete open for She
sale OF liquor uDder tho OLD Law, there
will be bns 597 open nov. Tie dives
on Race and Vine streets, from Fi'sh 10
Ninth street, vhero Vios and immoral
ity held high o1rnival nud fourished
so long, have all been closed, TO the
great joy Of all respectable oltizsn5.
The only ones who oonPlain or find
fault with this new order OF tbinge Erc
those who kept these pIEoeB, and this
dlsreputab.e olSss which they drew &c
their dens. Those who we're granted
licenses will be sure TO obey the law
zhd tins try TO retain possession OF thu
N >Ars 70 come. Thus Ear thi
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
wILE1yNAguN a neuIMnEmK. .

UWEE y - y
Time tshie in sKsot pov 2lLh. 1887. Train
leave Wilmington (sronch sizsst) ss follow
Fer Roadins, Bir1Jboro, Ioonna, 5print
acid, HSynoEhGTS Junctien, Manor, P0tti
vile, TauAqnA, Allentown, lebanon, WSP
nerByille and En pelnts on .Ae PHILADELPHIA
a7d Esaiing X. r., 100 ., an. and 4 50 .. N
fer SpFinFnsil, Wayncsburx Jgne
t;On. Doa.ssV!lls, Emtfssvills, LIenaps
OhAdd'2 Eofd Snd luFonts and intsrnaJ
dsate poiELS,f 90 Am, AS, and So y. m.
Rcr OoAtssvills Era !ntG2msd iate polStt
1t 90 y. m, 2 40 aud 4 10 p. IN.
fof WSat OnsBte7, I .oO 3. me- $50 and 81
.. m.
6Og Few Bridge snd intermediate pointi
s.ls p. ns a1d on Saturday, 1T 20 and II Il
p. m,
ia Sunday FOR RehdipS and iasaruodjkt
points, 1t 0 90 a. Tn., and sor Springfield sns
intQfm sdtAto points At . % o. m.
| A. Il. MoUAuSLAHD, q n, HIBBhKD,
1up0rintondsnL. 8snI PAls. AA'i
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
TIHB ART1SARS'SAYIra RANK,
NO. 0oa NARR nT R1REHT.


hooRpoRArKD....... FEBRUARY 75,lsI
Otonto rocciVe deposiil daily from n. IL
an:i y. ~, and on Tuesday and S1turdal
evenings nom to 8 o'clock.
Ihe charter Of the bank provideB that
o o1ts upon Its investIaents, exeopt 70 fauol
h1 is required fer the payment Of neSoBsarJ
expenses and for suitable surplus for tni
sesurity Of depos,togs, shall be divided
bnnoS the deposltors.
No naanagsr Ia allowed 70 borrow any p&r
Of tho iunas deposited with the Corporation
MANIAC EaS.
George W, Bush, y. Allen HilleB,
q. Wasle eldln, M, Ia. Liohtenstoin,
Geo. :. Okpelle Alexander J. Hart,
Ohas. W. Rowland, N. X. Benson,
los. L.. Carpenter, Jf., JOB IL. Jackson.
Horny y. Dure Anthony higgins
WAahlngton BGvtlngs,
MONEY L0AEeD ON MOHrGAGE5,
f1Eo. W, BueB, Ono. y. OAPALLn,
President. Vice-Pesidsnt.
E. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
isy-mv Joa. NJ. MATHHh Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

new law has accomplished evan more
than Its orlSinAtors expected, but Tvs
full benefits will nos be fclE or reAVzsd
until u has been in operation at least =
wear.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
WANABI AK mrs
PRILADELrHIA. Tuosday. April 3, ls'

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, April 3, 1883.
Day'dreaming, no odds
how rosy, can only give you
a hint of the store as it now
is. The fact outsteps fancy.
Unless you have seen you
cannot realize what a gala
gulse every department is In.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
More Pay and Fewor Hours,

CINCINNATI, April 3.-The house pain
ters, about 500 Ia number, struck yester-
day for more wages and fewer hours
They have been receiving rs cents an
hour f5r ten hours now they want 30
cents and nine hours. They also want
IS eents an hour for extra hours,
60 cent? for sunday work, and the
abolishment Of some obnoxious rules.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
EDWARD MELCHIOR,

-DKALRR IN
Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Ammun ton Of
all kinds. Canvas Goods, Breechloadins
Double-bGrrel Guns, from $500 up,
Call before going elsewhere ct
No, 214 King street,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

NuTloE-l. JOIN L. LEyls rp
~ owner or tho h0uH dtsNA
School Districts NoA ~ ava N
the town of pessik, VhNs Cl,j
Oreek hundred, oo1nv M Nes Css,j1
and state OF Delaware, IN sOunll1Ass Wnl
tho ToquiromeuGs OF tho aga o ,to tIspsrsl
Assembly In such essc 'oada s5d aroVd,dI
do horeby glvo Eotico tnAt shall auDly h
writing 10 tho Court VI Gonnfa So.siobi 4
the PeacS and Jail Oaligay ofue s,A,s
Delawars, In aad hor Nov bas.is lgah,5 n
Monday. Tho s.n DAY Of May, \. u. is,
inE the noxt tara oi aaii cOurt fer o lt,uH
for said houso Rs m inn W rlyt5n, 70, d
sac therein of intoxicating llqe,f, 10 n
quantities thnn one quar-, % - ..ia
tho premises, and tho blloG'ny yispHaa1
citizens OF sad dls,rlnts rscVniiSpg 10 "
application, via.
" psnniugtoa Pussy Pusbe-.la
ma. Mota william 4 ,gtgo
John l. Elliott Roger usHt
frank MolauKhlln William li,'tNE
James n Armstrong Wafer tPJlC
George Karl Jacib l2l9
John Bswsn ROrtrt IelAUgbra
R2a. Jurn L, LESS
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

Rs7 Mr.. Estlin closed his psstorate
at the Church of the Redeemes on Sun
day lsst, IN order TO enter upon his
duiits As pastor OF the Presbyterian
ohulcb at Dilworthtown, Pa, to which
place hlD family removed q few days
AlO.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
More Genial Weather

Has coaxed out the ladies for spring
shopping, the commendable of each be
ing TO know where to get the bes, In style
and quality at the least price, Five min
utes VIII give an insight into what our
facilities, know edge and efforts to please
have prepared for your spring needs, and
this week win be a Eood time to come.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

The Board OF Asssalmau,s Rtvi,la
Appeals Will cit TO hear Apptale lt1
ASSESSMENT, from Apt y lslto april Wy
at the ofii 20 Of the tai collectors, Foht
sixth sIroet, between tnt hear 9i
o'clock in the after Il on, anc ! AID get
In the evening, All aplesE upH n
writing, A, Y. M sluG,
r2plOt Ulnk oitho U'uis
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
CAPITAL PRIZE. Sl5O,OOO.

1--WE do hereby certify that We supsrvis!
tue Arrangements for all the Monthly and
StAts Lottery Co.,, and In person managt
and control the drawings themselyes, and
that the same are conducted with honesty,
fairness and In good naith toward all parttss-
and we authorfHe tbs company 10 use TIM
eortifcato, with fao- o-similes Of our signatures
attached In its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Nolio1'.
ClTY ASsKss NEST.

Notice "a hereby given inst t5e 'lJ
segsnant has bson comp FoN aht tba nN
placed in tho otiire Of tfaCisis oftlVt1
oil, ut tao city hall, vte-o iso5 ssa e
hinlnod by tRZsDlee frcn uoma', ~
27th, 1888, until Tuesdag, Aptli lgN, 4
between the hours ots.-O CLOCK a. n., 4
8 20 u. N.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
TTAPAEcEDtnTEn LITRLcTlnai
u OVER HLLF 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY
Incorporated in 1868 for 10 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purpoees-with . capital Of el, ,00o, ,Ooo--to
which reserve fund Of over $3.50, 900 has
ginso boon added.
by an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chiae was made part Of tho present Stats
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed BY the people OF any state.
II neuer scales or postpOges.
Ita Grand Single Number Draw
fngs take place Monthly and ehd
Grand 0uarterIy Drawings, regus
laTly every tlsreo months tsAnreh,
June. Heptember aud Deeemberl.
A APLEh DIB OPPOBTuNlEr 80
WIN A FORTUNE. 3ND GkAND
AWNING, GLASS ID. IN THE AOAD-
EMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, April 10. lSS8-pR6th
Monthly Drawing.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

Spring Parasols
New Dress Goods
and a hundred other spots
about the store.
There is no reason in the
stuffs themselves why these
English Cloths should be
SI.25, 81. 50, I.75, and So
instead OF half more. You
have paid half more for the
same sort, and that since the
leaves fell. so to 54 inches
wide, desirable colors, Spring
weight, and just the thing
for tailor-made suits. Checks,
plaids, stripes, mixtures. ALL
wool, and good wool.
Northwest OF centre.
Colors that will wash. Try
any one Of the cottons you
care to; the color is fast. Put
there to stay. Prints for S,
6, Sc. Just as little fickle-
ness in the colors as in those
of the tough, sturdy Percales
at 10, Iak, and I5c, or in
the Gingnams or the Sa-
teens. Slippery color in
any stuff is a plague. Well
none of it. Thought for the
thread and the weave all
ways; thought for the print
, ing and the dyeing, too. We
skip nothing of what makes
the fabric good or what
makes it pretty.
Wherever the Cottons are.
! The Ginghams are repro
y ducing all the old sints oI
9 Canvas colors. Hints from
! nature help to fill the blocks
. of beauty. Dainty, airy
Zephyrs, the crown-wearers
of the tribe, soc; canny An
dersans, 4oc. Look twice
a at these: no, not Andersons',
but unless you are wise, very
wise in Ginghams, you'll
only know 1t by the price
) 25c.
y Remarkably good Cling
\ \ hams, 2oc; other styles, hon
is est in every thread, 10 ant
3 12bc,
:, Northwest of centre
is Seersuckers, crinkled anc
;. IL plain, are heaping into sight
Is One of the fittest OF all tn,
/, Summer stufs for knock
70 q about wear. Wash ant
rough-dry; that's all NJ
stArching and ironing worry
Ito Northwest OF centre
iS iS' Crszies. KInky, wiry; lik
I'd I'D Sateen in the printing; lik
Seersucker for anybody
Ss ct, anytime use. A stuff tha
W. wooes every breeze tha
Of blows. ia C.
aS ~, Northwest OF cestre.
The right idea in youthfr
Il; iSs headgear fer young heac
~, 'ss has been happily hit. In a
ma the Millinery halkacre n
rec Bonnet or Hat borrow
3iS, 2S. beauty from its neighbo
ME Originality, fitness, wheth,
.es. Tor young or old. The East,
8, SEX Z Bonnets are as fresh an
varied as morning-glory cul
at sunrise.
ain Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corn
Ter and north of Transept.
uI an Spring and Summer U
,aas sS holstery. Say the word; v
ars, are ready. A hint abo
/. Tic Awnings and Slip Covers
,.,. when the weather begins
Sun. sizzle, some thousands
risn nis wait ill.they're needed pc
aich pie will come. Can't all
'' served at once. Will y
. take chances?
IS, second floor, north of Transept
ids JOHN WANAMAKER.
'ou --=--=,-========--==
--~Da 49,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

DUBiIlO SALE--WibL BE SOLD Ar
IL StidhAm h sons austion room, on
Friday, Aprii 5tn, &C o citSS p, u 5 par.
lor suites. chamber quiet, Brussels and in
grain carpets, IIunRos, hat racE eEtebslOn
Iabie, chalTs, DuToaua st9vo, dishua, silver
kinds o ofbousohoid goods cat be seen even
ing before sale. L.. W. hllDAAm b SUN,
Aucl ioneefs.
r. b.-AnY perFon having go,d furnitu 'e
or carpets can nave them sold at this ale.
A7st
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

NOTICE-DISsoLUTl0N-Tl h
IN partnership iJerAtpiorc eHistef ttgI
Miilltm l.yie a'J MAJ LichttHll ", M
under the arm f.aine NJ PylU i iightl
Is ihis day diJfu we'd By IN in'l'
LirhtenHtCin f. authorized TO H Nv y, "
sRainst or t1 receive all kmeihb Dug
above named firm. . -,,v
MAN LlC.I hNs.hlI
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
NrIrlnr-In nnrlFIlAnNL v

MTCTlUE-IN CONfllA!ut "
~ tha rsguiremants Oi ~ Rei Q W.
eralAsaampiy NJ the Sin'eOt DeosS.
ei At 3ogof, on MHlc1 "a 1854 ealhsS eall.s,
act oopcOFping Priya's uofpora9ls9,n.
IL helsby given tnat a oetilii,lo ~
uting n c, mpaGy 10 be snosa
.Ioutaal Priutlng CampaBy, Eiil g1
nesdsy. tho elsven'n tty o. E,u,fl
10 llaiecz, q. M, h pretentea a is
poutt House, 10 wis ip-tth. !, .M
Ignstius u. 3rur9, fssto a,o ildgeii
Iva approval. ANTHONY " llH.S.
nBs.iOt Attorney for tho iio''i.,l'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

NCTIUE-The J.. . .uhan rdg IN iqls
~ King stlost, have hga ~, - MA
ssrs in small psoEagas, m l1' tsiTIt dl
csm steFy lots, 10 o., En1 gu I5ng &
ers. maEItg quicE glcwth' ist5.! i,s d
prspara tlon iof chioZeAS' Vi
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

REMEMBER n.nsrsls rsss SIs PsSssnoe srsei.ssFi q
and Early, who are In charge OF the draw
ingA IA y guarantee OF absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chsncOg Ere all
equal and thEt no one cnn possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prize.
RES EslBE that ths payment nj ali
Prlsss Ia GUARANTEED BY F0GA
HhEAONAE BANKS Of Row Orlosns,
and tire Tickets arc signod by tho Prcah
don't Of an lnetitption, uhoAe ehert,1ed
righta arc recognized IN the highest Ooura
therefore, bowaro OF any mutations or En
pOYllOuB sohcmos
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
uTlIMIN0TON sEEANEOAI

nROPOSALs TOR NEW 81
hDUSA. .,t,Bi
Propossls Will bs r,oolgea ~ =, " otll
Eau satioH roo0 TIL AIfll y, 0; s,o,., M
M ter building nov tc1o1l tSsm 's,I,,
Seventh ward. Plans Ebu H, ts1H
be seen at frank Il. SAlsHt" Az
Sixth and sbiplsy slreet, ~ o. nd
Maroh 20, 1888. bona ~ ,,ip,aI
company the bid Tho riSni ay " ,taa
10 rsieot any or all bili y ,aSEl
oOnmitteo. AhN Uh,if7
m2f-l2t ----
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Capital Prize. SlbO.OOO.

a,lTg rriSeH, amounting kto........... .eG3e vOo
Application for rhpeE 70 cluhe bhould b
mAdo only TO the efnce Of the Company In
New Orleans.
FOR further information write clearly, Civ.
ing lull address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or Eea YORK Exchange
10 ordinary iotteT. Currency oy express
Tot cur espensol Gddrossed
ID. A. DAUPH1N,
Now Orleans, La.
or n. n. DAUPMLM.