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Daily Republican., 1888-03-22
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Photogrnpning rne Electric Road

Holland, tho PHOTOGRAPHER al No. 5Oi
Market street, vas engaged this morn.
lug IL taxing nun her Of Views OF the
new e'CCtr.c road. TIE majority OF which
are Of points whore there are curveg
The work Was done by order Of Mr.
FORBES, the electrician, under whose
IsuperYlsion the road aud care were CON
str uCtad, and the obje3t IN having them
sAkea is to show that the electric read
Ia not nn obstruction, neither 10 II un,
slightly. There are many persons thai
have nsveT hal the opportunity Of gee
; ing road Of this kind, who have the
Idea that IL Tlun; be very uLsiRhtlyi
when on tbs contrary i "a no more 70
than road where ika cas- are drawn
by horses, Tao work OF securing accu'
rate views CT tie various polpts sioDR
the road wag attended win consider
able diiilcaitT, and it Was ouly through
Mr. Holland q sAtI SE experience ~ q
photographer TINT IT wa5 sGcee rsiuily
accomplished.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

PHILADELPHIA, March William
Warner, living AZ 1916 Kldgway Ter
race, fell into the hands OF ths poles
again las. night. He was arrested st
his residence by Officer Ball, Of the
Twenty second District, on the charge
OF passing q bogus check st Tan=
makers. On February 21st he pur-
chased S52 70 wsElh OF goods at WSna
makers and gave in payment check
for 1920 drawn in favor Of ThomAs s.
Sullivan, member OF New York cloth
Arm. He obtained the goods and O.
ce.ved the difference In cash. 1t is a.
legged that he represented nlmsalf to be
the sou OK Mr.. Warner, OF the iruitiuf
firm Of Warner, Rhodes & Go, De!a-
ware avenue ard Chestnut street This
check afterwards was souud to b
worthless. The sccused served one yea
In the Eastern Peuite1tisry for swim
ding recently. Msglstgate Pole hel'
him for further hearing.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

Since this impsrtant information las
A., Deared on various oocasione through
~. 'aiumns Of the REPUBLICAN,, the
noora. II Wilmington and surrounding
p 1879 ave become perfectly delighted
md TO- tho benefit OF those who have
moi not ni1ssdv =, zen advantage Of thoe
no s these 81 as., 'uishing figures ere
published again to d..'v for pour Gonsld.
GRAFTON. There Ia no neu Seslty o. .ett'og
your child 70 naked when .Vou csn Duy
him q pair Of pants for = cent?, q
splendid suit for $l.76. and perisct
boauty for "a 90. Now, bear ID mind
that this famous place you are read n9
about operates on the smallest possible
profit.
You can buy q mans suit Of clothes
made out Of whipoord diagonal cloth,
lined with serge or Farmers satin lin
ing, for 50. 80 up to suits that will cost
you S32, and above all remember ut no
other place than the square dealing. one
price Economy Hall, 4O6 Market street,
and above all please be kind enough to
bear In mind that all You have TO pay
for $50 working pants 10 80 cents, and
don I you forget 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Dote.
A rAleslady Is wanted In one Of our
leSding dry goods houses.
=. Andrew wilhelm 10 confined TO his
bed to-day with sickness.
The bark Wallace Ia ashore two miles
south OF Rehoboth, Del, Her crew and
cargo OF sugar were saved.
j. Taylor Cause Ia preparing to have
hedge fence pisced around tis real
dence ON Pennsylvanip avenue.
A. 8. Metmcd, OF 81. Lauis, Mo-, Is
visiting bis biothtT-ln law, Rev. DR..
j. Il. Nixon, Of the GENITAL Presby'
terrain Church.
Rachel, widow OF the late William
Zimmerman, died at the residence OF
| her Aon-ln.lAw, j. ID. Aldred, on Tues.
day, aged 90 years.
j. A. CranLton Company, No. 1c9
King street, puts up email packages for
grass plats, Cemetery lots, flower b., de-,
etc. ALSO bone prepared for chickens.
Prof. johnson, one Of the best violin.
lists Of Pbiladelphis, may be secured
for parties on application to VIM. A
Pierce, No. el3 Locust street, South
Wilmington.
Miss Hannah Thompson has boon
appointed posi- N isiIees ut Thompson
Station, on the NowArk and Pomeroy
Railroad, In the upper Part OF WhiIt
Clay Creek Hundred.
Johu O'Byrne, E.Q, Waited our oity
on Wednesday, and shook hands wilt
number Of old ffltrdG and ecqunint'
ances. He ls rs smiling and jovial ai
in days of yore.
THE sale Of W. 8. Mote on the PIT
farm, near Newark, on Tuesday, wa
quite we'll attended, and horses solC
from $3.50 10 $40 eaoh; cows from
$40 to $50, and other things at fAi
prices.
Harry Marts died At his residence IL
South Milford, on Tuecdsy, after al
illness of = few dayS, in the 35lh yea
of his sge, leaving wife and fon
small children TO derloro his earl.
death.
Seven Bsrks. $40 E'S's Cream Balm
SIC ; Shakers EXTRACT, i4c; Tarrhpt'
AperienI, 75c.; Hop + Bittsrs, 6oo
! certain cure for oolds, hcIuall'a 5yru
OF Tar, $50. Botsuij Bltters, 400. DAn
forth, druggist, "a And Market.
William A. Hukill, nuoiionesr, sol
for SAmue 5peakmEn Of the Elevent
10 ward, on Wednesday afternoon, csEpet
from 20 20 81 cents per yard; LeRhor
fowls, 81 to $l.05 each, md other art
oles ut fair prices.
Rev. Charles Hill, Who resided In CT
city for a number Of years, har!i
!. been the pastor NJ AsSury, Unson al
St. Pau's Church, as well ~ presidlI
elder for this district, has removed
o. L kton, whtrs he will preach for {
" coming term.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

PITrsBuRG, Va, March ~ "A coke
train on the Pittsburg, Virginia and
Charleston Railroad was thrown over a
fifteen foot embsnkmtnt INTO the river a;
Green Spring near Pittsburg, yesterday
Engineer Buchanan and Brakeman Smith
were injured, tie latter fatally.
WYOMING, ONT, March GAN emf
grant and passenger train on the Crane
Trunk Road collided near this place yes
terday morning No person was killed
but about IL were injured.
MAHOSINGT0wS, Pa, March 22.-
Early yesterday morning two fretgh
trains on the Pitts5urg aud Lake Eric
Railroad eol!ided Heac this place. BOti
engines and Is loaded cars were de
stroyed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22
CATALOGUE OF FIRST CT ASS
~ WORK and diving horses, Ia Dc sold al
auction at The stables OF ". q. Martin.
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 2ith, 1855,

at O'Clock, y. IA, sharp,
At the corner ofThir and Orange frcrts,
Mes. ana .. Pair of stylish black mares, Va
hsnds high, Years old, warranted sound
and dnd Ia single or double harness, cannot
h, scat by any mHrl's team. Ntlgn quo It's.
Nos and 4. Pair steel gray mares, wears
old, l53 4hHuds nigh, wei Oh go lhs. War
rantcd sound and Kind In single or double
Nos. 5 and C.. Pair Of black,, horse aud mare
e Yeas old, IL 80 liar DIS Ugh, watrhttrt touhl
ana Kind In single or double harness, goOd
81, te. bone and action,
No :. Dappie 4 ray mare, GytarJ o'd, Is IL
hands Nth, touud and Kind IN single or dOu-
bic hNruc,s, extra hnc built, Ro"i bone and
action. wei chs no lbs,
No. + GRAY mar, wears old u , hands
high, warranted sOutd and kird IN 'ingle
anL double harness, very smooth tuit ana
Nos. nv mare, ByeArs DID, 70 4 hands
| high warranted sound and Kind N nglc Or
douhle harness, u good worker Cr driver.
No. 10 surrcl mare, wears old, 70 i-4 hands
double harncss this mare has good action ana
| great endurance.
HNo. II. cray marc . years Oh u - hinhs
| EiIli, warranted sound and knd In slngle aud
double hAru"st weighs 1870 lbhr Win good
| stNlcand action.
| II hands high, warranted sound ana Kind III
I piuglr or GOLhlc harness, extra hnr family or
coach horse, can he driven by alady, believed
| No. ~ Bay horse. d years old, ID hands
high, warranted sound aud Kind IN singi. and
double lArUcst good wuTi>Cr Iud drlytr.
| No. ~ bay horfe ycare old, 10 hNad1 high
warraa ted sound and Kind IN single ~ double
harness, weighs l4D0 IT'S, Hoou worker ana
No. Is, brown horse, years OLD, IS 20 hand,
| high, warranted sound and KIND In slnHlt and e
douoie harness, a E31 go Nv worker "e'shs 'S'
No 10, dun horse, year, old, 10 IL hand,
/ high, warranted sound and Kind In single anc
double harne't, very hue. stylish ana extra
No. il, gray horse G years old, 10 hands nigh
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

PLArNFIELD, N. j March q 1 5,s,,1
NJ stiles, ex-Sher.il OF Uriol IO ",
comRitted suicide early this noil I !,
shooting himself through the l'.s !
is supposed to have been ienpo'l-' :
sane. ,.,.,,hSI
Mr. Stiles was in the undeIAl ", u d
meas with George Ford at Ailis~ n
here. He was elected shd.
Republicans in a Democrats % Y, ,ovu
1884, and was considered tne 'lM mn, b
Jar man in his party in the sol s,,,rss
was three times elected to ihs &c. ~ "a
and was a member Of seven 'e'''' '
ties.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

There was another p.ize fight In thIa
city last evening between two local
sports, who have been in training for
several weehs Fivs dollars was the
price charged Cor ndm;g3io To the nall
vh3Ee tho fight tO2E place, bu. even St
that high price there Nas quite mum
her present. GotW.ti standing tie eaOr,s
made 10 beeD tho :lill secret 1t leaked
Iout, end there Ta3 ndmbc. CT men On
TIC roofs OF koGsea In t9e neigh borhcod
trying TO see ,A9 FRO .2c1ings is the hail
on the opposite SIDE OF The stEeet. The
men were in COCA condition and pretty
'eveuly matched. Twenty rounds vsro
|at1boornly contested. wasG Tue Gghl
@as declared draw.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

Among the appointment q ,, ,I
adslphiA Conference are Wy p,,lsIs'
Rev. william Ii. FFits, n RT h
Rty. H, T. QaleR, Bas!!eteIp' - ~ n
J. Stevenson, RssdinR nv M
O'Nelll, Halifax hsV, Z ~ ~ Pd1
Thirteen Ia street; Rev W. Cp|
sprinefisld and HarEolJ' MA
County; Rev. A Bi.tenh@Da ..iI! ri q
in Dicklueon College! 80 'no.,' p
Rev. j. B. M6nr, WiIliai-'p''"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22
SPRING OVERcOATS ARE READY.

SPRING isn't prorogued The sunshiny days are within
- short MACH
It's wonderful to how fast and the quantities OF
the Spring Overcoats coming in.
That's only one end Of it.
They are going FAST too The first handling OF Wanna
maker Browns Spring Overcoats means attending to a
most important duty to hundreds of our customers.
They're getting the tallest sort OF choice now.
Prices are Ten to Twenty-Five Dollars.
You can get them Silk lined all through, or Silk
faced. or without either.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22
Considerable WIND.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the wind changed almost to a tornado.
In some sections of the city doors nnd
window shutters were slemmed with
great violence. At SCHOOL No. A tho
Wind WA particularly fierce, and 1t
was with difficulty thst the children
wers kept In tho building. At the P,
W. 81 u. Station IL was also noticeable
TINT the Wind WA strong and the
clouds very low.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

BERLIN, March 2l.-rhe NatIonAl
Ieitung den!os TIE report that an opera
ton for tho removal of the dead Gu.
tilage In Emperor Ffeler,ok's threat iB
contemplated.
Emperor Frederick passsd q good
night, and appeared much stronger TO
day. He received the Crown Princess
this afternoon. 4 mourning reception
will be given to Queen Victoria at
OhSrlottenburg on Saturday. Prince
Bismarck visited Prince William al
noon, and subsequently, had an audi
.enoe with the Emperor.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

This morn!LS al aged lady ramed
White, wao &c yieiiinR tae family oil
John G, Euca ST tjo. 425 South JACK
son strset, ieii dora gtlirs 1T .heig resi-
dance and sustained iuiuTisn which will
p'ohApiy result fatally. Hsr face was
DAdl cut he: r.. alder broken and Eho
Feee!ged OTHER irJEries. Her advanced
age OF ~ years IL ESQ against her re.
ooVsry. DR.. WILLARD Springer was aula.
monGd 1nd ren5e'ed haE medical aid.
TIE doctor, however, 81 doubtful or her
recovery. mrs. Whites son, vbo
works in Coatesylilc, hGs been cum.
moued.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

In Huntingdon, Penna., yesterday, the
Court refused every apple alton for liquor
licenses, and, after May lst, Huntingdon
county will be "dry." The decision is
that Of the two associate justices, Presi
dent Judge Furst having been in favor OF
granting three hotel licenses,
The New York Daily Commercial Bull
Iletin Yesterday announced that the entire
pred uee to date OF Arlington Mills dress
IRoods-lO00 cases cotton wrap fabrics
i and 5000 pieces all.wool fabrlcf-will be
sold at auction In that city on March "
on four months credit y
A despatch from St Johns, Newfound- !
land, says fifteen thousand seals are re-
ported taken on Partridge Island Men
and women are taking them. Father
lsheehan has captured forty. 1t is esti
mated that Green Bay is good for sixty
thousand.
President Cleveland has accepted his
election as a member Of the Browning
Lake Trout Fishing Club, OF Baltimore.
browning Lake Is about six miles from
lOakland, In Western Maryland, AND 10
the most noted trout fishing ground In
: the State.
! Professor James c Booth, the we'll
q known chemist, formerly melter and re
z timer at the UniJed States Mint, Philadel
- Inhia, died yesterday at Haverford Col
VI lege Station, aged rs years. He had been
a member Of the Franklin Institute over
n 50 years: H. ur n, .
leo is advised that after the STEMS Pass
ttrain robbers had been killed by the
. Mexican troops recently, all the stolen
ne diamonds, jewelry and money, exesp
he 1900, were recovered from the bodies
on The Steamer Nonawantuc is Sshore neal
Ok Port Jefferson, Long leland. She Yves ruI
ne ashore on account of the rough sea T.
We save her from destruction. The We Sc
OF plies between Port Jefferson and Bridge
or port, Connecticut.
lt There were six new cases OF small POI
er' reported in Brooklyn, New York yester-
MS day. From January LIST TO March l5tl
N. the cases sent to the hospital Numbered
cd 100, and the deaths ~. The disease II
BET now slowly abating.
m Recently there have been EXTENSIVE
nal shipments of horses from Ottawa, On
IN TARA, TO the United States. Clearane
me papers were made ont yesterday for $500
toI worth OF horses purchased by Dakoi
ID ranchmen.
the The annual report of the New Yorl
sh- Board OF Emigration, which is Slmos
aus completed, shows the total number q
passengers landed at that port durlsg tn
or past year to have been 45O,Si5
tre Shipments OF PrAin aud produce fror
onh Chicago to seaboard points, and for ex
lie. port Tor the week ending last Saturday
amounte1 to ~ lj7 tons against $685.
lions for the previous week.
Warrants were Issued by the Treasur
the Department yesterday tor 81 ,l25,OOO, G
LA account OF pensions, making the tot
ing amount paid out on that account til
on month S3,GO0,OJ0.
thel 1t was stated in Chicago yesterday thu
ged William b. Tascott the youth charge
pas with the murder Of Amos ]. Snell, hi
ort. been seen In that city on Tuesday nigl
t!u9 The auditor stated yesterday, that I
Free deialca,ion by Treasurer Tate, of Ne
rom lucky, would fail under 100000
n IL above {lg0 900
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1888. The
United States Consul at Santiago dc
CuDs has informed the Department OF
State that French company ia laying
a cable tsom that port to St. Nicholas
Mole, Hsyti, whore there ore land lineg
connected with Ban Domingo via
Puerto Principe. He Bays that 1t Is
ultimately intended to 10y a cable from
SantiaRo direct to New York, thereby
connecting that city with the West IL
dies and 6outh America by q more di.
rect line than at preset.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

MuCOACH-3H marsh 20.
1855, by the Rev. CHARLES IL, Tucker. at
MIA re sIdercs Nc. 6O4 W. Ninth street Mr..
John NJ MouoRch, Of Philsdelphia, to
Miss Lille n, Soarle1, Of this city.
WALTON WHISTLER. - On Tuesday,
March 10, 1853, by Rev. T. u. Knowles,
St0phGn walton, of Iron Hill, and MARY
Z. whistler, Of newark Del.
lKRAUSs- McELHtNNEY On Friday
evening, march 10, 1T Honry CLAY, Dol
by the Rev. j. &, LenhaEt, mr. Emii
Krauss and Misa Elizabeth A. McElhin'
neg, beth CT Henry Oiay, lei.
BOOK - On Wednesday
ever ing, March n, by tao koy hGam
l tStecgle, at No. 2i6 hdAmS Etroet, MI
| FfAneg NJ. Boohur and Miss mol!ie L.
Hignutt, Of GrsersborouEh, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

George Duttor, z io W ina DsE,
torian and a member OF , pas'f,Isis
Fire Company, dies ~ ,,ss bpiiD
Yesterday. The body VA "a he W
thls city at roou To-Day ~, quo t,.lliie.s,
viii take place IroI 'Iy ,es, paip
his mother, on WAlLu1 s'''
teerth tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

M1NNEAroLls, MaIcA q. " I'd q
ger train on the Oh,cs "a 10 BE- c'a
: Western Road Is rep't "a v sre1
Minnesota, with De..o'P ,oyiiEsa
n 90 board 70. 5sis VI
afternoon from ogaIo ,ro trsir 'H
no prospect Of geitlaS u.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

We are indebted 70 ,,iE: ;sii u
.1ent!eib annua! ,'s''i r:!n'ei
mingtou CouiaIen''s, 70; N,lSafs
Miller ThoDss, No ro,,si I,s
All who wish 10 keep 10y c,py ssS'1
iism, shonld procure o ''f'
tor only is ceptl'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

W. Q. Martin will sell 20 horses at
the atsbles, Third and Orange streets,
on Saturday. In the lot there are sew.
eral hrst class drivers o. well No work-
erS, aud any wishing to purchase must
% hard TO please II he cannot And one
TO suit hi;a,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

At this raora!rs4;, In, napjjs ss' \
Judge ID omami1,,, o s.@ oi i snt'1s1
b b.ins t 81 nnd 'i e! GaoS.a Y
drunk, 81 and Cor s,,id to p'S u
aAaFa
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

All thRt certain piece or parcel of land with
the hlll angs thereon, situate in Mil Creek
hunuIcd' new Castle county aud state Of
to wit
Beginning Tor the same ia the centre of the
puhllc ROAD On II line between the heirs OF John
Elliott and Joan Tweed and running thence
along said line Boutherly course to a stone
near hickor3 tree and thence au castuTly
IN straight line to the centre Of anolher
phbilc ROAD rnnHing from Corner KetCh so
thflsuaha bridge, thence Il nOrtherly COURSE
El9hB lltd middle ~ said road 10 a corner on
tne centre OF the lirst mentioned road Aad
aleneH westerly 10 tue place Of beginning,
s,i,, s99nl acres of land, more or lees,
otlLtu anu TAKEN IA execution as the pro-
ptIty 81 William w. Nansant aud Annie Van
'Ahl lhVrtgaSOrs, And t. L, and to be tuld by
.,..-,,,, GILES JAMESON, sheriff,
IN eherih's Once, wnMlaetOn, March II
A'eo. lAz2-eud-tA
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

,gYhNTED--A UOuK TO 90 TO NEW
W port, wages $3.50 per week; alto a
houseEeeper, VIII ANAL cnIld; c girl for
houseHoEE 70 10 10 ROoklRn1, and a c0Inred
Won ~ 70 70 20 epnns Lake, q. y. Apply
q: YQ5 lTRBge st.est, u22 "a
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

Pie plates all sizes Sc; jelly pans 81,
patty pSns, 6 on a sheet Sc sheet; pot
covers Sc, dredgs boxes Sc, comb cases DC,
pincers &c nippers &c plyers &c, tea, COT
fee or gravy strainers Sc, toilet soaps &c,
iron brackets Sc, egg cups SC, potato
Washers, wire or wood Sc; iumb ers large
size &c; egg heaters Sc, choppiug knives
Sc, quart or pint kettles Sc, shaving
brushes Sc, paint brushes Sc, nursery Plus
II on a sheet Sc sheet; best adamantine
pics, IA rows Sc; paddock, with key &c.
lamp shades Sc. carpet lacks, o, 8, 10 or
liz OF. Sc a paper tack hammers Sc,
mouse traps Sc % envelopes Sc, IL sheets
| of paper &c, states Sc, 12 slate pencils Sc,
linen thread Sc, knitting cotton Sc ball,
| ink Sc, mucilage &c, handkerchieis Sc,
Easter eggs, colored Sc, nest eggs &c, can
opener &c, peck, is books &c, Tipped meas
ures &c, iunnele, s., 10 In basting spoons
Sc and HUNDREDS OF other ARTICLES at
THREE CENTS.
CUT TINS LIST OUT and keep until you
have moved and settled IN your new home
Branch Of FLEIsCHUER Il CO.. Phila
HENRY C. MURPHY
No. sci MARKET sTgEET,
Opposite City Hall }
Branch Stores; 1850 N. Sth ST., Phila.
i2233 N. Sront ST., Phila., 2Jll Ridge ave
tPhla., 1910 Columbia ave-, Phila. ma
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

A. Il. Jones, 10. Ca Marriott street, hposs
TO- ib5 money, latest rlt best designs ard
oolGr;sEsi G'Go san paIags 81 latest designs,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

M r.ifoTd, The nas ;3I..o ~
listic meetlnss TO u n .bs o5p !
tho Covenant D. IT,, ',' ths !c1P''
T SS will ALEC 'las -.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

To avoid the crowd ladies are invited to
call as early in the day as possible.
HENRY & MURPHY.
For the convenience OF ladies and chill
dren, boys will not be allowed in the store
after 5 p. m. HENRY MURPHY.
Moving Day, the 25lh Of March. Are
YOU going to move? We're not. We
have come TO stay. Who? Why the
THREE CENT STORE, 52l Market St.
But II you are going to move there are
many household articles that you will
Iwant. We have hundreds Of articles that
you have been paying o, 10 and even IS
icents for, which you can buy for Sc at
ss52l MARKET sT.
EoTuING IN THE STORE
OVER 8 CENTS
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

T0IlUE-I, JAMES WHITE, THE
IN opuor and occupant Of the houge cit
Vatsd OF tho ~. 4 corner CT Front GnG
Poplar streets, in the second ward OF the
city Of Wilmington, county OF New U..stle
and state Of Delaware, In compliance Nth
tho requirements Of tho acts OF TIC General
Rsge ably In such case mate AID provided,
do hereby give notice that snail apply 10
writing to the COURT Of General Sessions Of
the PeGce md JAN Delivery Of tho State VI
delaware, in and for New CRstlo 0ounty,
on Monday, tho Tth day Of May, a. II. 1855,
being tho next term OF said court for Ii
oehee for sG I'd houss as an Inn or tavern, for
tho aAle thcroin of intoxicating liquors IN
lcss quantities than ono quart, 10 DO drunk
on the premises, and the following rcSpecta-
bio citizens OF said wari rec9nn:nd the
RNld i.LlllA. Ian Nil,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

GIoR REHr.--TWO MOE ROOMS FOR
y light housekeeping or storage. Ad-
dTess Central, this Othce. m22.2tS
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22
Jnll y ...rihi .

r. Aaair, No. 40 49,, N,ssi','n;is1
selling lulid oar a. o-,' 70. 3?''''
pcvol elass, 5 pl'o'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

WTANTED.-k GIRL To DO GEN.
Wv EhhL homework at 9reen HIS,
near hlslnS sun street railway. Apply at
the Prcsoyterian manse. KefeTanes re-
quirsd. m92 as
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

EoR sALE-ONE COUNTER AND
lot % shelving, at adj East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

LNOH RENr-A GOOD STALL, ARD
IL loom for wagon. on May street, be.
tween III and sth anu Monroe and Adams.
Apply at this oftise. m2a sts
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

IGOR RENT-THREE STORY BRICK
l. house sls Madison streets, newly uaper-
I'd. Inquire at cigar store, sixth and shipiey
Streets mar. 22-2t-I
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

EoR RENT.-TWO GOOD ROOMS,
Il No, AIS L, Fourth street, n22-2tt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-22

EOR RENT.-A LICENSED HOTEL.
No, 9Nark ct street, known ~ the Packet
h9uee Possession given March p. Apply to
Mis-. ANN hogan OR WV. KYNK Front
and Shlpley streets. m22-Ilt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-29

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Largest manufacturers in our line,
Enclose cent stamp. No postals.
CENTENNIAL M'F'G Co,
Cincinnati, o.
"A meeting of the w. CT. u.
VIII be held at the residence OF Mrs
Lennon, Saturday, December 49, a,
1880 O'Clock. A full meeting !,
earnestly desired.
FLORENCE L. HUNT, r. S..
James NJ. Richardson, of the Gold
Belt, has returned from Logan, Utah.
where his family is settled with their
relatives for the winter. His faith in
the future of the Belt grows stronve,
right along; and he says that the
boom cannot be delayed much longer
Dr.. H. X. Hines will preach in the
M. +. church next Sunday at IL a,
m. and p. m. Subjects: Morning
"Our Way, and its Memories and
Monuments" Evening. GLOW the
World is Being Made New" A
cordial invitation and hearty welcome
to all.