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Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
ON THURSDAY.
THE l7lH DAY or APRIL, 4. l. 1883,
Atlo O'Clock, q. m,
mo following described real estn,o yls;

Tho following described real sstato, Wis:
All those two certain trlsts Of lana, Li.u,
Rted In Mil Greek bundrei, REV Castle
County and State OF Delaware, bounded
and detoTihed IS follows. 10 wit:
no. ]. Beginning ct ttone Adioininz
lands Cf James Wils)n. thsnoo BY faid wit
sons land, ssuih san degrees, weGt la 4 10
to lands Of spenee Chandler, thence by said
UhAndlet'a land, ssuth ~ degrees, east 1tD
10 pefches to q corner snite oak AnIointnR
william BrBekins land, thence By kaid
Br rtoking land. In part, and partly BY land
OF the h. sirB OF Swithin Chandler, north %
degrees, eait ses peTones 70 . oornsr span
ish oaE, thsnoo by land OF samuel Mont
gomery, these next three courses, namely:
North three and ont.half degreog. eat 10
perches, north g degrees, east IS perch bs TO
poplar tree. and thence 10 perones 70 the
middle OF the public reld leading ftom
BrAckinvillo toward Ned OlaT Greek.
thence down the middle thereof st the in.
tefsectfon with tho old Wilmipgton road,
thence along said Wilmington road north 90
srees, west ico perches TO y corner. and
thence north, 20 degrees, Il. - 4.lo perehes 70 .
stone, and plAc. of beginning; containing one
hundred and thirty nve aud thEte quarter
acres OF land. be the same more or less, with
= Two story lone house and frame barn and
other out-buildings.
No 2. lot or tract mostly wood land
situated on the northt asteriy side of the said
old Wilmington road and on the southeAster-
" side Of the above mentioned road from
Brackinville, leading toward Red Clay Crrek
bound thereby, and by lands new OF Richard
Fischer aud containing nfteen and one half
Seized and taken into execution AZ the
prorerty OF Montgomery Ball, and Edith
Ball. his wifs ~ snH I'd { ssi, * snd 20 .. he sold
shsrtn's once, u ilnlinsIon, March q, Isse,
m!3-eod u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.
ID. II. Kent was in town yesterday.
Dots.

ID. II. Kent was in town yesterday.
Rlpe tomatoes are displayed IN Fall.
mer's window, on Market street.
John Keosh, Of this city, pald West
Chester y Wait on Friday.
]. Wesley weldin advertises two
good work horses for sale at . low
price.
John McKAne, OF White CLAY Greek
Hundred, recently sold fine lot OF fat
cattle TO one OF cor city butchers.
ID. b. Ferris, OF Psncader Hundred,
has rented his farm and removed 10
this city.
Go to smeliz & 90. for sll kinds Of
produce, wholesale or retail, and save
money. 10 East Fourth street.
T. A. Mcclure. OF the Eighth street
market, has y good assortment OF fresh
and salt tish, oysters, game, go. Give
him . call.
VIM. H. vAnderford, Esq, editor OF
the Democratic Advocate, Wettminster,
Nd, writes, that he has used DIR. Balls
Cough IS rup, and knows 1t to be = good
medicine. Buy it. Try 1t. % oents.
Mrs. Eu gone Bowman. Of this city
arrived st West Chester On Thursday
evening, She and her husband, who IL
an attsche OF the Mansion House, will
60 70 housekeeping at that place.
j. W. Canary 10 sending through th'
mail to his many friends In this city Z
very unique bank CHECK note, calling
attention 70 the Philadelphia clothiers
A. o Yates 81 Co., with whom he Il
connected.
Miss CLARA Baker Rust. Al th'
Little Church Round the Corner. New
York, Thursday morning, CLARK Baker
Q clever actress and great favorite, vel
known In this city, was united In mar
riaRe to Frank O. Rust, advance agen'
OF BAlabury's Troubadouts. What
Rust ling pair they will makei
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
cOiOrsd III

the 9 Eioisoopa. q dlSiS,si op5s Il
Inns l,ys y, e e., ,.1iinii,,l',. 81
s.s,: s. s., : ss,:7'siI,, =, Ct E; 3
osRs''i' e5RIol'a 'eaai'5;;'r, +; 81 4
s%iTaIiaio %ili "5 Iaisaioln,,tss.ii5lss'' 81
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Labor Notes

The switchmen In the Erie Railroad
yard at Hornellsvills. New York, struck
yesterday morning at l O'Clock. Their
grievances are low wages and an objec-
tionab!e rdmaster.
Il is taid In Chicago that the probability
OF the swi chmen aud brakemen taking q
hand In the Burlington strike increases
day BY day. One OF the engineers said
yesterday: "The cause Tor their striking
will, Jhink, be set down to the risks
they run, owing to the incompetency of
the new engineers"
The uuion plasterers in Buffalo, New
York, yesterday demanded Line hours
work with the wages formerly paid for
ten hours IL is thought this demand
will be cJnceded.
The strike of the union carpenters in
East Saginaw, Michigan, which began
January for nine houIs' work was de-
clared ofi yesterday, settlement having
been reached on q basIs Of nine hours'
work aud slight reduction 10 wages
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Social Gathering,

The Rev. Ar, LsnhArt, OF Green Hill
Presbyterian ChuIch, WAS favored last
evening by q visit from over ATTY Of the
young ladies and gentlemen residing In
The nsiahborhOod, the object being to
I<omote sooiAbillty and good feeling
They INDUCED 10 conversation, siGRin &
and Instrumental music, after Whioh
sonAble hour the various visitors re
tired, highly pleased with the nAnnsr
the evening had bssn passed. Mr.. Len
hart ia quite popular, and his influence
for good IL extending throughout The
neighborhood.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
THIRD EDl TON.
- 1IaIse on ais Drrtios.

A special dsspatch from LONDON 10 tne
New York Tribune says a reeeIuins
sysyeler from Italy tells ma thst rctnlng
sHoIds Mr. Blaine more atausemeHe tnan
the Democratic and MeR"umP oon
ments 0n his refusal TO all DIS s.s-une 70
he nTesented to the Natosial 'CouVenuon
- a candidate for the next fresioeney:
.These gentlemen, eelu mr. DlAine,
aseem to think or wish their readers TO
,bink that withdrew MY name as
snTe method Of securing q unanimous
nomlpa,ion How wise they are HOW
much better they know n y plane tnAn
myeelf knew them! IheH are: ei course,
The ppr.ons whom before all others 1
ehould take Into my couh hiehee."
Judge from what my returning
traveller tells me that among the Mug
Wumps 1t is Mr.. Goekin espss1sily VINO
contributed 10 Ma Blalne.s eoJoymens-
Perhaps the 1ayor OF MT 'doeh-ih Wis
dom cannot b7 fully appreciated I'LL II
has become mouldy. voyage seTose
The Atlantic ripeps 1t, and Hlc' ooukin
read among the CRtssonhbs Ism ore eolnS
.S.n NJ Godkip On bic adopted soil
6uch, gather, are Mr.. blalnes opln0ns
As his retirement appears 10 oe etsiI
matter Of dispute M Ay reief you 70 s1an' ~.
ssriisr evidepeg The day before Mr.
co., .,sndis Tree-Trade message reached
Paris sent you despatch ,reistnk v y
Mr. Blaine's Intentions IL was sene ..
his author y aud AnF body who viii reai
=. syan Mr. Godkin' can see that Mr.
Blaine had then resolved TO Wtsaraw ni
name as candidate nls irleL1s ,ueu y
Rurope hoped ke NIGH reconsider ms de
termination in conseQ uence oil Ar' Cieve
land s message and mp Own relAy' IhA
messsrs mes was aud is rel kArded By Amer
ans here "A euicidal AIR. Blaine
answer made him, IN their judgment,
necessary candidate. NIB nAthS oecan
n tiag He WAS the fbneordained lead .
IN the battle between American protec
II and Kugllsh free trace.
Such views were prdssed on AIM ii
agreed that Mr.. Cleyelaud's message haI
tysured the election pf the Republica
caniidate, but his resolve could not b
shaken. He persisted 10 refusing to be
candidate, though defining the noniina !,
tion-hls OWE or any other hepuhllcan'
Equivalent TO an elaltion. His letter Q
declinatiOn followed He has been gra
Ned by the expresslonb OF regret that tn
letter elected, but bis purpose remain
what II was when the letter was writer
MI Blaipe and family are still In Rom'
NV friend appears tb have heard hit
Ilken the Eternal Cry u MilWAuKeei
new are Inc. tenths dt the Rome OF toual
with It's long rowA OF cream colore
houses. He health tnd spirits continu
good. He ID llEely 10 be In London
May.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
violating the Ibwf-!Ii

CHICAGO. March 2i-1
Court yesterday s bill w
half OF the Chicago, BE|
Quincy Railroad COmptlll
OhicaGo, Hook leland Snt
road Company, asEIns w
to grant Au injunction n
Rock I.lsnd Poad iIOn ~
die Burlington cars. AlaI
davis were appended, IN
that the Rock Island M
duty As Q common car7
the provisions Of the lssl
mtroe law. The moilosi
tion ~lll be beard at onol
DENVER, Cjl,, h,isa
oaRO, Darlington snd WI
has brought suit 10 lA
Court sgainst the uala
ver and Rlo G;Anis, Dssij
Gulf and EIIteen sSiHs
by the various OoupA1A
the lcads bs enjJinsd 100
accept Burlington fr'lia
joining the euRInst1 q.
conspiracy to prevent 'ass
OF their cars or dlrlkln1s'
t. do so.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
A JAInD SAFE.

Oar reporter was attracted by . red
flag At the southeast corner OF Ninth
aud Washington streets on Thursday
last, and got as far rs the doorstep
when his cars were greeted with the
sound mo room for strsgRlerS." aud.
fiudipg It impossible to get inside, seiz
ing . convenient stepladder peered In
ovtr the heads OF the dense crowd just
In time to catch from tho tongue OF
Auctioueer Huklll, who was then sell
ing q nice carpet, the words, "78 cents
. yard, and Il Is too low, can't you
another penny CO." and he left, dis-
gusted with tbs disA that any sAle that
AttT acted TOO great orosd to admit q
reporter was thiog out CT order.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
DIED in Iowa.

Morris G. Kinsey died at his home
IN 6he by County, Iowa, on Sunday,
the 1lth inst, after an illness OF few
weeks, aged about 80 years. HO was
the youue est Of nine children OF Thomas
Kipsey Of UhristiAna Hundred, and ont
Of that number be is the frst to be re
moved by death, the father and mother
and the other eight sons and daughters
continuing to live and enjoy q fair de-
gree OF health. Norris removed to Iowa
soms sixteen years ago, wh-re he pur
chased q farm and married He was
very industrious. striving earnestly "a
obtain competency, and hts deceAse ii
a severe blow TO his wife and thre,
daus htsrs. rs we'll as q source Of reRre
to relatives and Q large circle Of friends
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
pssth usne " tn his R,ohss.

TROY, March rs After an illness OF
n few days Otarlea K DAILY died this
morninz a. the Marshall IufrmAry.
Three weeks ego Daily received word
from q leen Anne Oouuty. Maryland,
that his father hid diei, leaving 40
estate Of mo ore hah 100000. DAILY lefi
Shis city to attend his fathel'e funeral,
but was detslped at Albany Rnd va,
unable 10 proceed TO the funeral, DAy
came back to this city and shortly
AiterwAtd be wss Lten Ill. Among hi,
effects at tns Int rmAry was found thl
letter announcing that be had becomI
heir to the entIra hs, Ate ~ he fAtleE.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Texas Troubled wiIhin|

AUSTIN, March D.-s.l 4,
has announced hiI inlsaa
extra session Of tas lii \
few days for tie plip9,,1, y, |. Y
what ditplsltioa iSsa l,,.,. v \
Treasury surp Us WaI
Of Indemnity Jest VaiN
rsacht Q Texas the sl'llI
OF che regular mssilns
tnre, q wear hence, sM
$1,000 90 and the G,fs|
feel justified in clfrIllj
plus. The speolsl sa,is
authorized - take MI
the Greer county Oo;'
L.Rislsture will be cls v.
the middle OF AprlI ! N
and Investigate lhs n''v| a,
It's dedication dung Y
| drlll In Nay. u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
In ths Manu-

Prioss are about a, a,u,I \
kets. There is ab.oIuuy,,
the price Of vegetables,
PotAt0es are 10 to u nj
peck cabbage 8 to is csuu
onions are high aad ssll NJ
quarter peck epintA,h d /
halt peck pgrsnips 8 C.sa
bosts o cents psE bunsh; d
conts per stalk.
Apples sre Is 10 Is cal
pecs, or 10 tO 81 ospu
cm6us are l2 to Is Css'
oranges are 20 tn 25 eaaI
bananas arc 10 ID % om1pI
Batter is IS to 40 cttt d
the fresh country srticl,; I
per pound fos tub bl,,ei; ID
up to 25 centa psf tOEssi y
lS c6nls per pOurdi cxlI|
cenis per bow spp.e b;ad
for 2j cent?; mlnc,nI, d
20 cont preserves, " esin
Chickens are plenliialE|
pound dressed, or Is ossa|
sliye. A few ducSs al
offered a. lhs uiLal phoa |
hsh are Is usual.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
THouSANDs OF cHIL DREN

Are born into the world every day with some
scE matous affecticn, such as milk crust, seal
head, SURF OF dAndruu, sure 70 develop lnto
an az onixing eczema the itching, burning,
aud disnguration Of which make life pro-
ionged torture unless properly trested-
warm bath with Ia TfcuRA soar, an ex-
arisite skin BeAutiher, and a single ApplcA-
ton Of CUTICURA, the Or, at ekin Cure, Win
little CuTICUHA RRsoLyRST, the New blood
Pnriner are often suticient to arrest the pro:
Sress Of the disease. and po.nt W speedy and
permanent cure.
/ Hence, no neither who loves her children,
who takes pride in their beauty. purity ana
heal.h, and in besto~ing upon them ehild
I greatest inheritance. "a skin without a blem-
| tAh, and a body nourtshed by pure blood. =
1 should fad 70 make trial OF the CUTlCUkA
RHhKDIks.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
ON FRIDAY.
THE 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1888,
at O'Clock n. M

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land with
th bul dinRs thereon situate In Mill Greek
hundred. New Castle county and State of
DelawAre, bounded and described As follows,
to wit
beginning for the ssme In the centre OF the
public road OH q line between the heirs OF John
rllioI and John Nv eed and running thence
along said line sontherly course TO stone
course And along or near ATOw OF apple trSes
In n straight line to the centre OF another
pablo road running from Corner Ketch TO
Shristlana bridge thence \ northcrly sourse
alSnB the middle OF said road 70 q coruer on
the oentr OF the first mentioned road and
containing Abont acres Of land, more or less.
seized aud taken In execution AS the pro-
perry OF William w. NAnsant aud Annie Van
SAINT, mortgagUrs, aud aud 10 be told by
GILES LA8BSON, sheriff,
sherth's sOMoe, Wilmington, March n
1873 lA22-eod-t q
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
rb,,sd.,ps,. f,.w.

PHILADELPHIA, March "a 4-Anse'o
Mario Lombardo, who is alleged to have
written letter In the name OF Ftsn-
cesoo 6trofelino. 10 his wife in Italy,
directlag her 70 send him . registered
letter With $40 TO pay for counsel teee,
falsely stating that 6trofelino hsd been
arrested for assault and battery and
was In prison, wHs held yesterdLy for Q
further heaEne. This Was the hrtt
crlminal case which the new United
States District Attorney has had In thai
position.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
The En } es Or Better.

BERLIN, March 23.-Ths Emperor's
AAryngeAl dissAseis IL ore decidedly lear
alarming than IL has been In many
months before and this gives rise to
hopes that possibly be may be cured.
He passed good night last night. To
da7 hs wAlkei IN the 0rAugery.
BERLIN, March IA decree author
izing Gown Prince william 10 repre-
sent the Emperor In the transaction o
Official business IN the event OF the En
perOr beng una ble TO act for him sell
viii shortly be issued and proc.ailne( &
4 hroughc us tho Em oire.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
A Pleasing En,sr,aig-.sut.

The entertainment teudsred by Du
Pons Post, No. 2. q. A. II 70 the
LAdiss AID Sooiety last evening was
one OF the most interesting OF the sea-
son. The exercises were &C eH1meuoeo by
singing "ky Country, 'Tis Of Thee" in
whfoh the entire audienoe Joined. This
wnz folIew wed by an adoress By Past
Post Conmander Aysrs. In which be
paid aszpble tribute tothe women for
tho part they sustained In the reee eilion,
4ud for what they havedone for the
@ rand Army since
Aiesos Helen Penueh and Dora
fletcher then Gang d1et In . cherm.
ing pisnner, aad were followed BY Pest
|DspAFtment Com "a Aneer Ross, who
read humorous selection which wae
asI,peccivsd. Mr.. Y Brown OF Philn-
de .phsa, gave . solo IN his unrivaled
uauner, aud the suGissc, showed their
apprecaa.i ION by sp2larse- An orlginal
onper on "The Women OF the Rsbsl-
|llouo Was read by Wel.iAm X, Ionss N
which . tribBth wes rendered 10 tbt
Il sd.es for their nslp and assistance boef
dc pia 2 the rebellion nnd 70 the GRAND
krr since
This was followed bE a wellrenderet
al s,oaue entitled "a Boys Plot" II
| vhIch several young ladies and Q par
sioulariy bright lad par.i,iIated. 3
BSogn sang smother seio emitted IT'D
8Iae and the gray" and Miss Richard
soa gave n reading entitled Uncl
R&niers Firet;View Of Steamboat,
i ~hich was folloae By . dialogue, an
lths exercises ciosod with IN address ..
Past ommAndsr &. e. Bos.a
Several OF those Ebo participates
anre too modest to turaish their nnnei
and oue young lady especially, vh
sss6 cred q solo, is deserving OF specAa
mestlon. Al the GLOSS of the ltterAr
- o.o!Bes those present we're invited
he hAil on the teooud tloor, where
osuateous supply Of Ice cream %
! cAtsa Was served
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. eoc. !.
he POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Roston, Mass.
a mage, 10 illuAtrAtions and 100 testimoniAlA
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
KccL . split II twain.

On the farm OF MT. Eoh, on Dne4
River, OOffes Comfy, Tennessee, . few
days Agl, q P-rSnge rumblinR noise was
teAri. Ahst It had subsided Mr.. Bofi
fcund q few hundred feet from thu
house for measured diR.ance OF As
feet, tnat huge chunks OF rock, weigh
Ing ten lOnp, had been sLattersd ib
many iustalces, and In o:herE they
WeFe spit ia twain.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Thp Jeltlnental Olnb,

Ihs . u.i rutA Cluu, no. :, OF this
city vi giEc it5 Gfet reception at Rossi
Ter, Eak!a 4ud Rlley's Dancing Academy
No ~ r. 'lcE s't-et. Thy Lave en-
gagged Pf0f Albert Orchestra for this
occasion TuCee who wish to enjoy
thense yes tlJpd partlcip4t BON
iorEet ee d4te, FriIsy evening April l2th
Tickets 5ua
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

Pictures Delivered.

Holland, the photographer at No s07
Market street, has made quite q nun.
ber of handsome pictures Of tho cleo.
trio railroad, which have been delivered
to Mt. Forbes These pic.ures are mooas
OF beauty and accurate In every resprot,
giving full views Of tho road at differ.
ent points.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
sei.ia z ob.sene rioturOA

New YORK, March "a -Yester6ay Po
lice Jus.itc kllbrcth handed down de-
cision II II b. case of Comstock against
KnOtdlet4gV 20 The after are art deal
e:s arrest. ! by Comstoek, CHARGED with
Goling oDsIune pictures. Justice Eh-
L'eth held Il. .at two Of the pictures were
lGnCr Il AID .equired the defendants %
fur. sa {3yObtfi to answer the charge.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
MAKhIED.

BALDwlN-HlHKLE On the g2d inst,
by the Rev. J. Il. Bryan, at the 50 ury
Plrs mage, John X. Baldwin and Amelia
Hlnkls, both OF tn city.
REED-OU NNIruHAm N -On the 22ad
ins. by the Bev. J. L. Bryan At ssbuty
Patronage, James q. heed and Sophia
OnhniL CHAM, both OF thts city.
DAyIs-K AY .-NeheniR iRh Davis and Mrs.
AunA Kay of this city, were quietly mar
risd on tho 18th cay OF last October, at
Mount Holly, N. J by Rev. JAmes Moore,
at the n. 4. patronage CT that place
OG GLE-BRADIN.-Dn the ga inst, ct the
Old Swedos' pArs ~ the Rev. Jes6e
HigginF. william kls and AanIo bra
din, Doth OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Easter -

We baysn ni'eiy, e1, N
of ss.le. epf r, . y p'fpit
Of . Il the b rae ,., ,IaieI, n
fT.lia's hiu'.'r.
3l3 Max 81 +
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
r - -
A Nnu hnminxl krneaar

1tis stasd bat ne~ chemical pre-
GERS his just been perfected by W. d
BiIleI, editor bf the Daily REprGss, OF
RAston, Pa, BY which illustIadops foi
daily newspapers and AdvertiseUentt
oan be made e Kpedttiously and At y ere
ly nominal oott l. gives an exceed
ingly high relief, is made Of hare
metal. and does not require an ezpsr
10 manipulate It.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Room waited.

just at the present. time there 10
great bargain sale going on at the fam
lily shoe house Of William II Babcock,
No, 206 Market ttreat. In order 10
make roc 10 for his spring stock, be has
reduced the price Of all Kinds cf foot
wear for chilcren, missee, ladies and
sents. II our readers set wisely, they
will not let this rare chance TO secure =
bargain esoape them,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Bca.d, gagged anu noDoed.

EAr c MRg, Wis, March 23.--This
anoruiug AT o'c ock John Bagley, agent
of tn Chicago, Milwaukee and st Paul
Ralroid al the luburban gtSt on Of Por-
tsrviiir, was iouud gagged and tied with
eerds tJ the coffin his alton where he
sleeps lie had teen bound at midnight
bJ three ma Ike mtD, who preyented re-
sistAnce by cOy4rlng him with IeyJlyers
They took $3.50, gold watch and two
TeVQl eTs. There is no clue.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
stoves AZ Auction.

We will sell the balauos of our large
stock Of stoveB, hardware, house
furnishing goods, wash tubs, kettles,
pots, pans, tiuware, knives and forks,
etc., ~ suction, to commence on hon'
day night. March 26 h, ct O'Clock Al
ths P.ckels Stove g. Heater Co., at No
z EAst Fourth street, and continue day
and night until all Ia sold.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
steamer nranoyufne.

Captain Wilson Of the steamer Bran
dy wine stated At noon t-tAy thbt on
account Of the very heavy hpw OF ice
down the river his boa, would be un'
able to make her trips either this after
noon or tomorrow. The hOw OF ioe
m axes It dAr serous for boat to run on
the river. II would be well for those
oontsm plating . Sunday visit TO PhiiA-
phIa TO bear this state uient In mind.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

Tho Chester Times OF MAch %, sayt:
~. Leonard johnson, OF Wilniu ton,
is o Hne looking young fellow aud fond
Of the ladies. IL 10 said that he Is resdy
20 prod uce the wedding ring as suy no
mept." Il is rather strange that Mr..
Johnson has 10 10 TO Chester u make
that fer, there being so maay Charm :
ing young lao!es in this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Lonn assoolatlon Embarrassed.

1t is stated that the Diamond State
Loan Association Ia financially embarras
scd, and the news has caused considerable
anxiety among Ihose interested, The
association is about s or 10 years old, and
It Is said that about one halt the shares
are owned by ID II Kent. Inquiry shows
that all the other loan associations OF this
city are In a sound financial condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Grand onstlo n1eg,lng.

The Grand CASTLE, Knights Of the
Golden Eagle. having decided upon
New Castle as the place of its next
meeting, will meet NJ that place on
Monday, April Q, at 10 q. M II is not
known how lcug the session will last,
% business of impohance will come up
aud The officets for the ensuing year
will be elected. II 10 probable, how
sver, that ore day viii be all that l. re-
uuNraA
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
tnnpper I.nnoh

IT must rot be forgo ten that Harry
Feldmeier, of the FELTON, II usr Second
and Walnut streets, will serve the hrst
snapper lunch oi the season tonight.
Harry can beat all creation In preparing
snapper and all his frieuds should drop
in and see him tonight
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Purenassd a Feather gofhs

johnson & Barnhi !, the furniture
dealert, have purchased tho hxctlstor
Feather works, No 2C9 shipley street,
OF Messrs Lowthsr aud Jackson, the
proprietofs. Feathers Will be renoVE-
ted at these works by what T. kno~n
rs the steam feather renovst!ng hot sir
proceas, which lie said to be the beat IN
use,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
The Frst Book Bs't a.

Having Just Eeoi,''tss ! ''''tss1|
OF the CelubTapd Dh'. s n
tr b ok B,er, | NlI,.a,I1 Nl,a
slen of my customer, s.,,, y, |,
general to the ~. lsPSl's, on,rs
80 by The l,adIrg 1.1 .s,,,,|
profession slso oy y'.c,,ns:s c,n
Aces. bstr tyoi III, w, n
for sale eithe; 10 n.iG,sssssI !
osas.s e.i .aa pro 10 JoHSP,I
the sA"0 ~ 81 8 5lso1
Te,erhcnt call NO. III