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The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-10-12
The Law Governing EIes

The Law GOVernInE FIectofaI NUIIeE"s'
BosToN, Oct s. - Senator HOar has
written letter to Secretary of State
Pierce upon the confusion in the United
States Statutes concerning the time Of
meeting Of electoral colleges aud the de-
livery of their votes. He says: "The
provision OF the Revised Statutes of the
United States fixing the time for deliver
ing the certificates of the votes cast by
the electors was left unchanged through
an oversight. will at once have bill
introduced making the necessary amend
ments, which I think there viii be no diff
ficulty in getting through both houses OF
Congress-.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-10-12
sorIons Aeeilent ID . Country FaIr.

Serious Accident at a Country FAiF'
KUTzTowN, Pa, Oct. ga terrible ac-
cident occurred yesterday afternoon on
the Kutztown Fair Grounds. The Roman
chariot races had just commenced, and
two chariots, each drawn by four horses
hitched abreast, had made one circuit OF
the race course, when one of the teams
became unmanageable and dashed into
the. crowd of spectators. Men, women
and children were trampled under foot
and a number of persons were injured
The following were the most seriously in
jured:
David Swan, aged seventy; fatally.
Miss Annie Fegely.
Walter Treichler, severely injured in
ternally.
Miss Mary Barto, severely injured in
ternally.
- Ettinger. injured in the hips and
spine.
W. B. Bast a telegrapher; severely in
jured.
A number Of children, whose names
could not be learned, owing to the excite-
ment we're run over, and sustained
bruises aud contusions.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-10-12

4 AM heartily sorry for those perauna
who are constantly talking or the peraha-
Bile nature Of things and she nothinHaeea
Of human life; for, for this very end we
are here. to stamp the perishable with al
imperiahable worth; and this can oniy -
done by taking Just estimate of boah--
GortAs
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

shoulders will support $50 pounds. When
his wight 10 his load Is as from 4 to ., a
man can lift with best effect. He can
push horizontally a out 10 pounds, and
pulling together men can pull about 10
pounds each But in carrying or lifting
without some definite rule for guidance,
men are always apt to over estimate
their strength or the strength OF
their draft animals. II en- c,
as q consequence, many seri "a
strains follow, which. If not taken In
time, settle into chronic pains or deform-
tiles. An immediate application of St
Jacobs OIL to man or beast, thoroughly
followed up until the overstrained mus
cies renew their strength and the pain
ceaees, than cure follows. and 1t is q
handy aud cheap mode If getting over
a very trying difficulty, By the way of
Mr.. George NJ. Gray, city bill
p ster Dover, N. H., made his original
statement in 1873. June 81, 1887, he
writes; "About nine years ago sprained
my back; had to he carried home. In-
stead of going Il the doctor l used St.
Jacobs Oil. In three days was out with
a cane; In three weeks was all right with
out cane-cured No return of pain -
Mr.. W. I. Dowdall, postms ster, Peoria,
Ill.,, made his original statement In 1881 ::
''Oyer two months ago / fell on the ice,
badly dis coating my shoulder, causing
grest suffering until got St. Jacobs Oil.
First application to my surprise gave
great relief; one half bottle cured" June
20, 1887, he says: "It cured ne. Cant
add ANYTHING. 1 think 1t q great
II medy" Mr.. 8. W. Dixon, Baraboo
Station, Wis, June IA, 1857 -"Have
not felt the least effects from my hurt
since was cured three years ago. Fell
from my engine then and sprained my
back terribly Thought the life was knock
I'd out of me-" Mr. John w. Marshall,
s043 E Fayette street baltimore, Nd,
August 5, 1881 Fell forty feet from
mast and suffered intensely for six years
with stiff leg from the eprain. Ueed
crutch and cane One bottle Of st
Jacobs Oh completely and permanently
cured me. No further use for cane or
srutch." With proper care aud prscau-
tion keeping on hand what is needed there
Is no danger from these accidents.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
winter aud Summer Games,

A dealor In walking sticks In New
York sayH that tho younger men "about
town are adopting the custom of car
rying canes OF altogether different
shapes and weights In winter from
thoBs which thoy A,tdot in summer
"The winter walking stick should be
heavy and etout support on slippery
days, aud In keeping with cape coats
and other ponderous projections
against the weather. Most canes last
winter had handles three or four inchei
long, of horn, silver or eilvor plating
Lighter sticka, all CT wood, polished 81
the handles, have come in for mildei
weather. Many oanet, too, are noH
made straight, with silver or fanos
tips, odd shaped knobs OF bone, ivory
and different eolered hard woods. Sil
yer heads are ns q discount now be
cause of the cheap plate limitations with
which unscrnpulous ma xers have food
Cd the market"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Briiish Cheapness.

Plttsburg Chronicle,
British manufacturer have bean
making terrible struggle to maintain
their grip an the markets OF the world,
and, II reports are true, have resorted
to expedientH that were mora remark.
ablo for low cunning than honesty
rho- have very generally chespened
their wares at the expense of the quail
ity and hays not hesiiated 10 countefei1
American spsoialities of various sorts
10 order t1 secure customers. Their
trickipesB served their turn for time,
but when q man finds that he has been
bitten In bargains several times In suo
oession by dealer lie rarely II ever
goed back t) him again. This is the
case with Great Btitsin's customere.
They have wsaried OF buying clay and
lime loaded cotton goods, pot m etal cut
lerY, tools and implements and inferior
goods bearing counterfeit trnde marks,
and the nation is losinR her commercial
and man nuiacturipg grip on the world 8
trade.
General Gordon. one OF her own sons,
In letter lately printed in London,
says:
II declare the products of Great Rri.
tain have terribly fallen off. You ON
never get good thing nowadays. /
feel sure 1t is nearly over with US.
hope 1t may come after our day, but |
think We arc on the decline. 1t is
money, money, money with us. We
put lime IN our cotton, and are full of
tricks In every tIsds You must see 4.
yourself In the tbingo you buy. 1t may
bs fancy, but, to ny mind, for the past
fifteen years chr products have dc.
Perforated. Now fsleehood In trade
shows want OF morality In the nation;
and when moraltty-that Is, hoR-
|cstY-is lacking, the end is lot far off -
Thanks to our protective tariff and
the liberalization of cur own indus
tries, Great Britain's dstsriorated pro-
ducts are shut out from the United
s stes. Had we free trade our market
would be flooded with them, and for e
time our own manufactures would Lam
guish. The mother country is Just be-
ginning to discover that honesty la the
! bebt policy" for stiOns ss we'll as In
gdividusls; but the know edge COMES toe
late. She has lost her supremacy never
to regain II. and vast number of lei
skllled artisans will have TO setk thell
bread In countries where their labor
will be protected.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Tho Rhode Is,and Election.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. ADril b.-Full
returns OF yesterdays el-olion show
that Royal @. Taft, Republican, has q
majority of 1884 and Eaos Lapbam,
Republican, for Lieutenant Governor,
has majority OF 1865 Tho Suffrage
amendment had SO majority over the
necessary tbrei fifsLs vots. Tho Senste 9
neutrality-suspicious.. rs; Demoorsts, O.;
no election, o. neutrality-suspicious.
81; Democrats, 10; Prohibition, l; no
election, 7. IL may rtquire tho eli aial
count 10 determine the result on the
constitutional amendment.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
GREAT REDUCTION
D EN- TIST r Y.


You can get set of teeth for 81 90, as
good as can be made for IS 90; q set for
S5 90, as good as good as can be had for
IS so; INSISTS reset on new plates $3 90;
repairing correspondingly cheap; extract
ing 70 cents, children's first teeth 10
cents; teeth extracted without pain by an
improved process &c cts; toutfh iiiiled with
all preparations excepting gold so cents.
His yell known dentitave for hardening
the gums, whitening the teeth and puh
lying the breath furnished in any qua III
ty from 10 to SO cents. Best of expert
ences given as TO my hility in the den
tai profession. DIR Q, A. VanD yeuter,
Sl3 Market street, Wilmington Delaware;
office first floor.
l take pleasure in giving to DR.. Van
Deventer my unqualified endorsement as
a dentist. have been acquainted with
him for the past twelve years, and alse
know well the gentleman with whom
he studied, who ranks amongst leading
Dentists in this country.
regard DIR. VanDeventer In the line oi
Mechanical Dentistry, as equal to the
best. aud In the speciality of Extracting
Teeth, he is the most surprisingly skilled
Dentist | have ever known-fully de-
serving the title of expert In this branch
OF this profession. B +. W00LST0N,
M L. Church, New Jersey Conteren CO
Residence, Wilmington, Del. as 3-4tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Tho welcome TO fersh.
j. Peter-What name?

bt. f6ter-What name?
New 6pirit-Hsnry Bergh.
III have heard OF you You devoted
your life to the protection OF dumb
beasts against human beasts?"
nYeB.n
sand you were the fret man to do
such thing In Christian country?"
alt Is so."
"This heaven is not good enough
plaos for you, Henry BerRh; you do
serve O better reward than n heavy
crown and twansing harp. Step Into
that balloon and ascend TO the elySisn
zelda prepared for the gentle, tender,
hearted pAgsns who never voluntarily
stepped on an ant. hill
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
THE BABY,

The beautiful blue OF the hsaveu,,
Which tints all tho summer az les,
Was given 70 her by the anKels,
To live fn hor gentle eyes.
The marvellous gold Of the moonlight
Uamo down on the balmy air,
And the blushing morning found It.
Asleep In her siiken hair.
Tho radiant hue Of the sunrise,
just touching tho mountain peaks
" 18th blush that redeemed the morning.
Bent over and kissed her checks.
Her presence Is that Of tho sunshine
W hioh CON CO from oloudless sky
To warn ali the world with it's sdness,
70 strengthen and glorliy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
RaM RA1f.

The Pioneers have organised with
the following members; A. Connolly,
catcher; ID. Gillespis. pitcher; T. Dor.
sey, short stop; o. O'Brien, fret base;
j. 5heehy. second base; j. Binneaan,
third base; T. Carroll, left field; j. Mo.
Cullough, right field; j. McGarvey,
centre iield. They viii receive chal.
lengss from any club whose members
are under 10 years Of age. Challenges
received at Thomas A. Dorsey's, cap.
tain, 6S4 Spruce atreet, city.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
OAK ora RAIlroom ualIu.

Dakota ballroom calls.
from Puck. ...-
Salute yer pardnerl
Opposite the samel
Swing your honeyI
All cut awayl
Right hand to pardner, and grand
right and leftl
Cheat 'er swingl .-...
First gent skip to the right
Lady toller afterl
Hoe 'er down.
Lady in the centre, and three hands
'roundl
Lead to the nextl
Swing yer duckiesl
Cage the queenl
Cheat him, II you capl
Break down the tloorl
All shake yer feed
Each lady grab a mani
First team pull to the right
Grab hands, and cut away to the
next
Six hands round
Dce.se doe-and doe-doe doel
Fourth couple sa-shay down the
centred
Sa-shay backl
Whoop 'em upl
Git away girls; gilt away iastl
Gents in the centre, and four hands
'ronndl
There you go--to yer seatsl
WLoop lal
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
1t w as a ohestnut,

"May venture to tell you tho old,
old story, Miss Maudef" he eaid tremu
lously; "the old, old, yet ever new story
Of"
"Pardon me, Mr.. Sampson. II / eauGe
you psin," interrupted the girl. gently
"but, to me, the story you wish to tell
10 q Chestnut"
"a chestnut"
Yes, Mr.. Sampson, I'm already en-,
gagged; but will ba a sister"
1t isn't ss w0rmy as that one,
murmnred Mr.. Sampson, feeling for his
hat.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
SUMMER TERM

~" 80 n N'Ehi TO- Ends Jnne ~, 'ss.
New new ciasses and private instruotion IN
voice, Piano, Violin, and ali 1rohestrai n. n
tor1 H9nts rlano and Drgan Tuning, Ora
and Iiaislsh inslsh Branches, French, Ger unn
u Moaa1,Iien LILLIAN Languages, Drawing, Painting,
s95 nav and Portratture. Tuition, ss 10
eratpro s term. Lectures on Music, Art, Lie
1isna.e, etc,, by eminent speciailsts. and
fsvnIss ai ~. ,o.issaes, RecitRis, eto, ireo 10 ali
- slndents hoard and room in the
tis,andoens mons, so,oo TO " no per week. rev
t,0N III. !, e. Address N e W EN@I AND
ARAnkhn So, boston, miS nhI.im I'M =
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
The Date of the Bust,e.

Tno Dato Oh inc bustIo.
Texas siftings.
Tom B. is a drummer and Las q
young brother and a young lady sister,
and Tom B. is q mighty hard one to
keep up with. His sister had beau
the other night, and just as the con-
versation became interesting the little
brother walked in.
"Well," said his sister, "what do
you want here?'
II want to whisper something to
you,' was the reply.
at isn't polite to whisper In COM
pany; speak out like little man, "
said the sister.
"But don't like to-"
"Yes, but you must, so Mr.. ]. can
see how bright you are. +"
"All right, thea. Brother Tom told
me to ask you what was the date of
your last hustle, for he can't find to-
days paper high nor low, and he left
it In your room just before supper" ."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

NOTICE vi, FRANCIS c RICE, THE
~ tenant Of the. house situated at No.
ond ward OF the city of wilmington,
county Of New Castle and State of Delaware,
acts OF the General Assembly In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing TO the Court of
tenerai Sessions OF the Peace and jail Deliy-
cry Of the state of Delaware, in and for New
Castle County, on Monday, the 7th day OF May
for a license for said house as an inn or tavern,
for the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
me premises, and the following respectable
citizens of said ward recommend the said
application, viz:
Louls Harris James W. Porter
9so W Quinn Moses Smith
A smith james II Murray
"A W Randolph robert Hutton
Frank BosWGrth Gardner Ford
Stansburry M urray jr JOha z Goldsboro
James McYey Peter Gross
James Crawford John Hammond
q X higgins Dennis Conner
J ID ThomI sol Henry 9apbert
samuel Bsli Adoiph Kloberg
Jos X Viozars George 1earra
40 8: FHaNOIS . kIOE.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Silence IN tioIdan

New, John, my SON, before you 20
Take this advice to heart:
Don't try TO show { Il what you know
And folks Will thInS you smart;
hltheug h the world Is like q sonool
whore those who study rise,
Remember that the silent fool
IL eft considered wiso.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
oARRYrxa AND LETTING.
Acnnrhinntn

according to
strength and build
4 man can carry
fr o m 30 t o 90
pounds; an ell e.
phant rom l SEQ
to 1000; n horse
will carry $50
to 800 pouods; a
d nkey IT'S to 800;
q mule, whes It
suits him, $50 to
800. A horse eau
usually d r a W
seven times as
much as he can
carry. A man
may lift with both
hands from 900 to
900 pounds; his
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Bomepody'a a Darlinx.

bemesody's darling was gaunt and old,
Drip 3ltd and shock tngly battsIst.
Covered with bruises and Eoars untold,
Ragged and torn and tAttefed.
Somebody's darling hal only an arm,
A ad one OF her eyes was missing;
Her checks had let their rossate cbarn,
BY re-soa Of too much kissing.
Somebody's darling wAz christi ned Poll;
And this i perc sivs al fall clearly,
Although Ahe was only an old black doll,
Sou ebody loved her deariv.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
the FIor,da boom.

First Northern Mani notice they
have q new hotel Mt ST.. Augustine that
cost 50 500, 900.
Second Ditto Dust returned from
Florida)-Yes;I 1 slopped there.
First Ditto-Well, 1 don't see how
they can expect to get their money
back.
Second Dittc-Thsy don't expect to.
First Ditto-No?
Second Ditto--No. They expect to
get other peoples money back, aud you
bet they are doing 1t fast.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Wilmington HOusekeepe!s

!. Say, save your money. Buy at loa Rast Sth
,tleet. Gash store, and save one on every
NJ, vi py the time cold weather comes again you
Nh nave enough to NIL your cellar with coal
1911 ~ Irults. Cape Cod cranberries, l0c "a.
sierFSs sutter g. OF al kinds ioc lb; Jelly &C ID.
Town own frlnce roasted cotfees, and fne ieAs
NJ npseihlty, "y, hour low, lbs white honey, ass,
Ihs "peh tu-iay one more cask of prunes,
m5rtn 1oe tnls makes o00lbs. nne goods for the
nnI J. we found a man hard up for money,
I1 siY,to tuouRhl ~ doz. hroums, cheap and we are
Iot AZ ~ nur costomers the benent. A small
~" p 5ouf ehance, l02 and l0i Fast 5th street
DENklSUk n PEAGH
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
a Painfal accident,

Yesterday afternoon while Patrick
Lsughery was engaged Lt work at tie
p, W. 81 B. B. R. West Yard large
stone fell on hls foot, crushing 1t very
bsdly. He was taken to the office OF
officer Jones, who dresssd tho wounded
iovs, alter which ke " go taasu ~ h.4
home, No SOL wesl Third street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Onil Apeepted.

Rev. j. Simpson Trotter, Of Philadel.
phfa, has accepted q call from the Re
formed Episcopal Church OF the Re.
desmer and will enter upon his duties
about the frat of May.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Ice Dream.

For q good plate of Ice cream 20 to
Berry's, Third street market house, ut
bis old stand There you can get the
worth OF your money for q cool, re-
freshing plate OF cream.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

NOTIOE-I, DAVID JOHNSON, THE
" tenant OF the house situated at
Oentrevile, in School district, No. ~. Chris
tiana Hundred, county OF New Oastle and
state Of Delaware, in compliance with the
requirements of tho aots of the General As
sembly in such case made ami provided, do
hereby give notice that l shall apply in
writing to the court Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the
State Of Delaware ip and for Now
Castle County. on Monday, the 7th day Of
May, A. ID. 1888, being the next term
OF said court, for q lioenso for said house as
an inn or tavern, for the sale therein of IN.
toxicatins liquors In less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens Of said
|digirici rooomD end the said application viz:
Reuben ID Garrett Erlon p Wright
J ohanu LenE ] II Booten
Abraham Husser William Smith
II p HollinEsworth Joseph Bland
Jamea o Smith Charles n Brown
II A Dix5n Henry Kent
/ ellsworth Wright Sam II Harvey
David Johnson Robert Brown
a5-at DAVID JOHNSON.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Laca Cana

just opened out an elegant line of
caps at all prices; the finest 25 cent ca o
ever offered, at Hukill & Poist'e, SEQ.
opd aad Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Easter Gaps.

II you want to see M elegant line Of
.scs caps go to Hukll s. Poist, Second
and TAthsll streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

REMovAL.-Miss o. A. Gland'ns,
fashlonabs drsssmaker, has removed %
No. 106 West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

NOrIoE-TaE WILMINGTON ODuR-
IN lees Exiavatina Co., NO. 8, is now
prepared 60 received all orders. and do work
promptly. Leave orders at the following
places: hoard OF Health office, sixth and
kirg streets; Matthew J. Eyic, Frcrt Era
Adams streets; samuel STANLEY, ,6e4 East 3, h
street, or office, No lat kuitonsood street,
South Wilmington. JHIdES N. WIN.
OHESTEk d BIO, ma I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

&NUD buiLLlNG STuNE
Eit,tt Lake Park and also
itlNasbs pricss. ISAAC
kniot Y, o., nol,
ssrt done, and lime, sand
kald. mlo.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

xKrANrED.-AN ENERGETIC AND
w active man e canvas and coi,ee,' :
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Wensen.

XXY ANTEu-TO LOAN, ~ 900 AT PER
w per cent. on first mortgage on farm
In New CASTLE County. Address Mortgsae,
this Office. abor
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

SxTANrED loo BusAEL.s OF PorA-
w toes DANIEL MCKINNEY, Third
and Monroe SITS. ml0-u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

yXYANTED-A YOUNG MAN 10
w board, ct ss3 washington street;
private family. nS u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

UYANrED-A BOY, TO LEARN THE
w printing business; must havo fair
Englisb education. Apply OF this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

WANTED D-BoARDERs AND TABLE
w boarders. elegant rooms. No. FAST 3D.
street. mH-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

NOTIOE. II, HENRY SOhDLER,
IN tho tenant of the house situated at
the southwest corner OF Eleventh and
Ohur.h streets, Ia the Eighth ward of the
city Of WILMINGTON, county OF rev CBstle
and StAta Of delaware, In compliance with
the requirements OF the aotH of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided,
dc hereby give notice that shall apply In
writing 70 the uourt Of Genera Sessions CT
this Peace and Jail Delivery OF tho state Of
Delaware. In and for New Uattlo County,
on Monday, tho 7th day OF May, A. d., 1855
boing the next term of SAID Court for
license fer saii house as an inn or tavern
fer the sale therein OF intoxicating liquors
IN less quantities tEan one qusrt, TO be
drunk on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle oitiEsns of said ward, recommend
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

IsEyERAL THOUSAND
tfh and screened gravel, on
u, between Adams and Jack
.bly 10 BuBERr mcCAUL-
n Tenth street. or on the
a5-6gs
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

WANTED - BOARDERs; ALSO
w table boarderA ataRs. HAINEs' 1ie
Market street. ss-6tt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

E-ABgUT . AOAES or
|lcasrg, from Market street,
IN. Teit and Nsshington
4 cv.ttHy Of the bost bank
kj,JFElRUE, No. 0 n, fth
Sdtr1 lsAo s. Elliott, CITY.
mlo-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

LgT A Mt E DAN ExPERIENCED
w saiesisdy in a shoe store. Apply at
31G King street. a2u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

IA GRAnDFATHER'S
ont We moon and day Of
finisd Ia nr,t- elass order,
Nd ehssp, A. hMYTA h
<iIli street.. AZ 6sA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

Pa SUhKEL HOBS u
esAft old; wsFRs single OF
b iArn horse or drivor;slso
has:p, Address "W," this
nhTtf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

Wy lbo OTIS. of MILK.
w Inquire Of r. KLuND, OF East tth
street, AS-5td.itws
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

WAHTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housewofk in a small family, No.
Eas' 22nd street, Ninth Ware. as-itt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

Cough oanas ~ As1s sOA's. II n. ID
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

VNYANrL d. AN OFFICE B ~. APPLY
w at second otfico over Market street
bridge. abu
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

nRSrULAsS l-HOKSE
|nllh Steel tires and aIles;
|hAsd buggy; both will be
Ftd buyer, AMBk Sc y.
fnt mSl..td ,stwA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

"a HORSE, A GO d
70 in three minutes, gen
Aotst. Also for sale, one
sll no-tep buggy. ln-
aIh !A'lOn street, Ei-okt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

Y LII tF BUILDING
LISTING Of sash, doors,
n =, Also building for
A' NO. liz King at. i7ti
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

u Roam p my, ~
lIsirg old kp 4N
f'"' " TIN st. m5l II
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

! uUMPLETE Il. u. L
~ Atd'ess K. this office.
4 Ht3
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

flLb BE SOLD CHEAP,
.slhlei', ! candy wagon,
bgatser With one set OF
|Atpli At4l Market site u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

|lHE HOUSEHOLD OF
100 faInallbtrtet between
it' low, terms easy. APP
paws, NJ. l.. LIcfirES-
mD. I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

xXYANTED-A GOOD STOUT 9IRL
w or woman for gencIei housework at
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