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Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

Henri HeIz, the musical composer,
who cioo recently In Paris after O LONG
lie OF productive work, furnish es one
OF the exceptions to the rule that pre-
cooity Ia an early and unnatural burn
ina cut OF mental force Lord BrnuR
ham Haa prodigy as school boy, and
his tirsleis intellectual machinery
served him we'll ut foursoore years aud
ten, Tue span OF Hum boldt's meat Il
activity WAS almost As long.
mozart was wonderful boy, but he
died a; 35
The younger Pitt, who ut the age oil
"a had become mature enough TO be
made Premier of the Britiah EnpiFe.
sud who has been called the greatest OF
English Ministers, died at the age OF
a., a'tar hAvlng be- n at the head Of the
Government, In ALL, nineteen years.
Pascal, PoG e. John Stuart Mill--all IN.
stances of marked early Developments
failed TO reach old age.
There ia hope, therefore. that the star
OF the Young a ueiolrn, Hoffman,. viii
not set early or suddenly. Pfecocity is
not alwnyA q cerebral disease.
The most rtmArka bic case of collapsed
pre- Getty that Occurs 10 us IL tba. OF the
Bn1 ishnan Betty, the young Rls
olus," He went on the stage at the age
OF l2, In 1903, played Hamlet and other
prominent characters and IN r0ur years
arnassed fortune OF $4,000 E3r 28
nights Ia Dru y laIe he earned over
W COO night. He left the stage to go
70 school, aud On his return, three ysars
later. made IN utter failure md never
amounted to any thing as an actor
thereafter.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

Some two years ago, ii. Burton. Of the
Plymouth clothing house, lost valuable
Gordon Setter dog. He was as intelligt Mt
as he was handsome, and Mrs. Bur. on had
taught him many entertaining little
tricks A couple Of mon this ago Nj Bur.
ton rau across eport on the street and
t ok him home. At this juncture Chris.
Goehringer, Bridge square saloon keep
er, appeared on the scene, and claimed
the dog as his own, alleging that he had
bought him two years previously. A
lawsuit was the result. Mr.. Burton pro
duced witnesses to prove that he had
ewned the dog since his puppyhood
Goehringer brought In the person Of
whom he had purchased Sport, man Of
unblemished reputation, who, en- bis
part, produced witnesses equally as trust.
worthy as Mr.. Burton'S TO prove thai he
had owned the dog as q puppy, and there
appeared to be q case OF mistaken identi-
ty somewhere
Judge and Jury alike were in terrible
quandary At this juncture Mr.. Burton
asked the Court II he might be allowed
TO introduce the evidence OF the deg. No
objections were made to this novel mo.
tion Mr.. Burton, mindful OF the &C.
compliments which his wife had taught
sport in his youth, turned 10 the dog and
said In careless tone OF voice:
Come, Sport, go and shut the door,"
Without moments hesitation the In
te'ligcnt creature trotted overto the door
OF the court room, which happened to be
ajar, showed 1t shut, and then trotted
back to his master AID looked expectant
ly up into his face The latter then took
q bone out of his pocket and, laying 1t
on the floor at his ieet said:
well, sport that was well done; md
now would you like your dinner?"
The dogs head nodded In an emphatic
affirmation, but he seemed in no hurry
to take the bone.
Do you," said Mr. Burton "but you
must remember that 1t ia necessary for a
good orthodox dog to say grace before
eating"
Upon the word the dog dropped down
on bis stomach, extended his head along
the Il or, reY0rently covered his eyes with
his paws. In moment Mr.. Burton call
ed out "Amen," aud sport sprang to his
feet like flash, and seized the bone with
out any more ceremony, crunching 1t be
tween his jaws.
Mr.. Burton then had the dog do his
famous gallant act In this Sport sat
upon his launches with hat upon his
head. When asked how he saluted
gentleman when meeting him, he deity
touched the edge Of his hat with his
right paw; but when asked how he salut
ed lady under the same circum stanc es,
he brought up his paw and knocked the
hat of his head. All concerned were
perfectly satisfied, and the Jory In few
moments brought In a verdict for Mr..
Burton. and splrt followed his trium
plant master out of the court room
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

Much interest Ia taken In Il khart
Indiana, In Mrs. Hooker, who has APP
peared before the Pension Board aud
IN sde formal claim to pension, based
on the fact that she wss On enlisted sol
der Of the lats war, served three ysari
and was twice wounded. AT the
breaking out of the var, Mr. Hooker
was appointed frat lieutenant and his
wife accom- anti him to the front She
wRa enabled to do this by c,ever plsca
of strategy. A young man who bore
some reoem b ance to her was Induced to
submit himHelf to th3 necessary exami.
nation, and when an opportunity pre-
sensed itself the young woman,p properly
uniformed, exchanged places with him
With her husband she bal lived at Blk.
hart several ytats. aud Is faDiliArly
known rs Colonel Hooker"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06
Hawkins q Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
G e ATS S.

We offer our services and the benefit OF
our extended experience as Real Estate
Agents, without charge, to all intending
purchasers of Real Estate; and promise to
use our earnest endeayors TO procure the
most reasonable prices and best terms fol
any property located In the City of vii
mlDgton.
Having been long established in the
business, We are thoroughly acquainted
with the values of all kinds of CITY
PROPERTY. and to considerable ex-
tent with the owners also We therefore
have superior advantages for negotiating
purchases, and oftentimes have valuable
information at hand which would be
most useful to those desiring to buy.
You canGot afford to dispense with our
services, as we can almost invariably Sc
cure better terms for our customers, for
any piece of property, than they can OBJ
tain personally from the owners them
selves or through any other agencies
We will attend promptly to necessary
details, make all arrangements with
owners, and draw the legal contract OF
purchase and sale without expense to
the buyer.
All business will be considered strictly
confidential.
We will take pleasure at all times in
any reasonable offer to owners
and believe purchasers will save money,
besides trouble and annoyance, by en-
gaging our services.
HAWKINS q. CO.,
m6 7i2 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

to call at Il. Myers, N. W. cor. Fifth
and Market streets, and compare ouI
prioss With other stores, IS he can see
every garment marked in plain and
eligible fgureB what We sell them for,
the same rs they are marked in the
SHOW widows. Every article or ger
Uent in this house benrs the words on
the tag, One price; tstisfaotion guar,
anteed OF money Refunded" which we
observe, nGt onlS as simple form or
custom, but for the advancement and
prosperity of the people and ourselves,
and which Ia only becoming an upright
and strictly reliable clothing house.
We have lots OF 25o. pants left for ohil.
dren, md have an elegant and large
stock Of mems Too. pants, and lots u
mems suits for 50 80, though we do not
wish to cell t6em, IS We cannot guar.
autee them to be all wool, as there Is no
wool In IL, although we can guarantee
you an all-wool suit for 81 90 aud q
better one for $40. Earnestly hoping
you will call and compare prices and
goods before buy elsewhere. BE.
msmber the plaos. NJ. MEYERS
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06
BALTIMORE d OAaHU MAHLROAD
iOHEpuLE In MFEN0r. nov. -, lssY
trains leave Delaware Aysnxs nspss:

FOR PhilsdeIphia and Chester, Q 10, 7 90,
70, %, 10 10 and II u ., mi %. q %, 8 90,
%. 10, u, 80, 80, % and Is p. N.
~; 90, 3 %, 8 10, S ~, Q 40 and Cd ,. "a,
For Chicago, Wheeling, Columbus and
Sandusky, daily, 7 40 q. m. and 3 10 D. IA.
For Pittsburg, daily, 90 .. N. and I ~ D.
N.
FOR Cincinnati, Louisville ana st. L,ouis.
daily, IL 10 a. m. and 8 20 o. m.
For Baltimore and Washington and New.
ark and Havre do Grace, IL IL a. m; 2 As and
8 20 Q. a: On Sundays. 10 and IL 10 .. Ea.s
IS and 20 p. m.
FOR Singerly. 1b and il 10 .. n; aGs,
20 and 80 p. m. and IL 50 midnight. On
Sundays, II 10 q. mi 2 %, 8 90 and ] 30 p. m
only. 1859 a. ~. and q SB ,. a. dairy.
xospt sunday. & 30 p. m. daily.
Trains leavs Market StFoss 3saEIons
har Phiiadslpnla 2 IS p. m. dtaIy, except
lund6y. Eos Baltimore gas p. M.
iaily, except Sunday. For LsAndenDerg.
$50 and 1870 a. NJ. and S.Bs r. M, daily.
:5oeps sunday, e.ls 3. m Sunday onlyl
rhe 1850 a. m. train connects 81 Esss
junction with Cincinnati and 81. Louis
through sxprcss, daily, except Sunday. the
so p. m. cooneots with Ohisego and ST.
Lnuis sxprasB daily.
Trains for Neutrality-suspicious. PhfIsdes.
2tie, daily, " 90, 10, 30, 5000 .. M, a..
Daily, exospt sunday, T.ls y, m, l1es
aeon. hi,is, II 80 y. N.
Express trains
y NJ, CLEMENTS, q, X. LOED,
FeioDhons No. 12a.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

Members of the grievance committees
OF tue various Western and North ives
tern rRilrosds. representing both the en-.
etneeTs and hrsnep, met In secret ees.
ti1n In Chtoagi yesterday. Resolution
were adop,ed Sokno wledginz with Rrat.
itnde the action taken by Brotherhood
Iuan AT the meeting in New York on
Sunday. Mr.. O'3rien, OF the press
lcommittee, stated that 1t was tho inrau-
ton OF tho enRineers 10 oonflne the
strike TO the Burlington 81 stem, and
not TO have t1e strike butiuess become
coniaz ioua. A delegation of the Broth.
erhood engineers yeste' dAy assured the
geuerAl manager of The North western
that no Rri6vAncas extsten on his road.
NICE POINT TO SETTLE
DENVER. Co, March 5--Laet Sat.
urday evening the striking engineers
aud tremen on the Burlington served
notice on the management of the differ
ent roads oente ing In Denver that Eny
attempt upon their part TO help the
BurlinRton by hauling freight cars of
the lattsr company would result in
oalllaE out the men ON these lines. The
iusnngers OF the neutral lines cl4im
thai this new move upon the part of the
strikers placs their roads in delicate
position. fhey matntAtn that tho pro.
yisioDs of the Interstate Oommeros
law are mandatory upon this point, cd
refusal upon their part TO accept load
ed Burlington cars renders them liable
to fine OF 5000 for each violation of
Law Last night number OF officials
OF roads entering Denver held meet.
ing ct the Windsor Hotel to consider
this mater, but positively refused TO
give the result of the meeting.
The uu on painters of Pltt3burg and
Allegheny struck on Mondsy morning
for nine hours rs days work and IS
per days wages. Fonr firms have
Already granted The demand, and 1t Is
thought the others will follow suit.
All the spinpers In the WAmsutta
Mills, In New Bedford, Massa ohusetts, |
went ON strike on Monday, because the
Company would not grant their de,
msDds
The biast furnace operators OF the
Mahoning Valley, Ohio, have decided
on reduction of ten per cent. In wAgee,
co take ffeot March %. The operators
claim that the reduction In the price of
pig Iron has made this step necessary -
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

They were sitting by the open fire.
place together and she said:
Have you ever looked into til,
philosophy of the East'"
Somewhat.
sand do you believe in the trans.
migration of souls?"
~ think | do.p
''Well, what would you like TO be
in the next life?"
The flames cast their bright light on
her beautiful red hair, as he replied:
My darling / should like to be q
white horse"
Long time she sat and wond cred
why he made 80 strange q choice.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

GfNtub Will 1oAv0 WffMaAksoM - A"hsVwe
Rh,Is q .sxgrsss 81 o. 70 !, TX K
ase s ss s5S g a va 7S s sss . A.
;, Soi e E G ss1 S 50 - s "a
:, AeSSm Is. sd4tien, 80. 7ss 1oS SIS iO@s.
ii S 81 m Mon. ~ e ssst,s ~ n q
Ent 10 20 p. m.
I. For West Chester via Lamosin. . 20 and
For Newark 1centsey ana intermediate Sta
baltimore and Intermediate stations. 10 ia,
baltimore and Bay Line, 7 IS ,: M.
10 g 70 anS + and %aiiaaioR a. "a ~
TTsins 81 I BsisEsss Division leave fsr:
9 p. M, and IL 65 Night.
GEORGETOWN and Lewes. 6 % q. On :, Q so Pm.
fislGfa Dssr . t p way stations sw
:, cypress \ i 81 Ii Harrington. 50 p. m. way
Express S 4 fcr Dover, Harrinssou. and Del
mar, u. 80 p IN. and IL 05 Night
Express for ss Cape e Charles Il ola Point Com.
Tort, and Norfolk, IL SOP, m. 4 Nd Il % Night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for WI
70 ID q is. Il 40, ii bs e M, ab2 sdi. 4o& %.
IS
r. 1s4, az IS 10 g iS g. ana Ii 3. M nv
SUNDAY TRAINS.
. For Philadelphia texpressl, 2oe. zg, Az.
10, 10. II 81 a. M, q, b24. and 90 .. m.
Accommodation Is q. M, Il 10, Is, fi1.
8 30, 74n, and 10 90 p. m.
"a. O6. and 10 70 D. m.
5 30. and 7.4op. m.
Is, ii 81 q. NJ, AZ. ss4, q Is o. and io.ss
.. m.
For West Chester, via Lamskir. SIS a. M.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort. an
Norfolk, 1905 Night.
For New CasMe, MiddIetowp, Clayton,
boyer, FELTON,; Harrington. 5eRford, Laurel.
60 Baltimore and Warrington. i.2s. 44a 500
10 u a. m, IL GO, .es3 and 7 IS p. N. Baiti-
Leave Philadelphia, Broad sxcst fofSxu.
mington texpressJ, i23, A50, 7N0 si0. fi{>S
A, M, sos, Q. 81 and II. 20 L. IL.
Accommodation s.35, 10. Is A. NJ, u. %, e. o.,
e.lO, 8. 55 and Al z. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are
ierred TO the ticket office at the station
Trains marked thus % are limited expire {
az which , extra fare Is charged.
General MANAGER General fsssenEer ASss
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

NOR sALE.-A Lot or BUILDING
H Material, Consisting of sash, doors,
holdings, b inds, 40. Also ouild Ing for
rant. J. AZ. n Akk No. lie King ct. iTtf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

A brakeman was sitting on bench
at the depot, when Gus de Smith, who
was going off on the train, strolled up
and began to talk with him.
:" suppose when man has been q
brakeman on the railroad for years he
gets to be perfectly fearless2"
That's about the size of it, mister
I've got to be SO reckless that I'd just
as lief as not lie down on the track In
front of locomotive"
You don't tell me sor'
"Of course | wouldn't do 1t If there
was any fire under the boiler. I'm nc
fool 1t | am a reckless, harum scarum
sort of dare devil y
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

Francis HotIeoker, residing at Second
and Parish streets In our city, reoei we'd
. telegram this morning that his father,
Martin Htflscker. residing at Odessa
was rapidly sinking, and asking him
to come down Immediately. MT. Hof-
fecher Is bout 20 years OF age, and o
few days ago was attacked with hemor-
images, which weakened him 30 greatly
as 70 render restoration 10 health Inn
possible.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

sAA ERANcIsCo, March Word
has been received rom Singapore that
Il bert Garrett OF the Bliti more and
Ohio Railroad, With his party and q
rennue OF servants, has arrived there
lie will take leisursly tour through
India and then proceed TO Hamburg.
He viii return to Baltimors about No.
vember II is reported that the sea
voyage has greatly benefited his
health.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06
2o6 Market street, Above SECOND.
OF GREAT INTEREST TO
EVERYBODY.

March second we started twI
weeks sale Of boots and shoes, TO rsduc,
our large stock, aud make room for ON
Spring goods. We have very generousl,
"cut down prices" 10 customers that vii
buy now. Don't leave " too long or vol
may be too late.
Ladies' Pebble Foxed, warm lined lace
now 30 cts.
Ladies Pebble Tipped warm lined lace
now SIS cts.
Ladies' Kid, warm lined Ice; now 8,
cents. ~
Extra bargains in all kinds of season.
able footwear for two weeks.
Ladies'Pebble Button Shoes, now 81. 90.
f" Fine Pebble" now n s9
Kid Button now 81 as
G'ove Kid Top Button now 81 so
Rousing reductions la ell kinds OF
|seasonable footwear for the next two
weeks.
Misses Pebble Button School Shoes,
now Csc. '1''
Misses Pebble g I" I"
now 81 Is.
SIPS. 'S'''' Nv"
Mi:ses' Pebble Spring Heel Button,
now 81. 90,
Misses' I" &c g
now 81. 25.
Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel Shoes,
Prices such rs are now fixed upon them
nave never before been named or thought
Vi III connection with the quality or finish.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
Big boys hook lace, now scots.
now 81 Is
d" " button shoes now 81 IS
now 81 SIS
These are worth coming for long
ways, aud worth getting after you get
here. -
Just Fer Two Weeks.
Little boys hook lace shoes, now 81 100
sizes 10, Ii, IL,
Little boys high cut hook lace, now
Little boys high cut button now 81. 25.
sizes, Ii to 2.
Cost is not considered In these prices
only making sure OF selling the goods off
quickly and saving you enough IN lney TO
make you brimful of interest in what we
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Two Weeks
Childran's pebble spring heel, now SOC.
Kid now soc.
sizes, 4to7.
Children's pebble spring heel, now Use.
sizes, 8 to 1917
Children's kid spring heel, now 90e.
sizes, 8 to 1917.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Mems kid pillow shoes, now 81 50. eIszs
Mems brogans, now f1.00.
Mems kid Butcher hook lace, now
81 so ~"
Mems coarse boots, now sl.75.
Is =" now S200.
sizes,.6,9, 10, II.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 40. 80"
sizes, and 5
Boys coarse boots, now 81 so ...
sizes, and 5.
Attle boys, coarse boots, now 81. 90.
sizes, 10 and ID. .-..-.
Not quite half price, but nearly 50.
Plenty OF reduced price ladies' pebble
and kid button, at great saving to those
who purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now 81 50.
congress- now 81 30.
hook lace, now 81 80.
81 so. -"
Remember, your privilege to return and
have exchanged, If you guess the wrong
size, or have your money returned If you
are not satisfied that you have secured q
bargain.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

Time table in sHeot nov. 2eth, 1gs7, rrsJa
leave MiiminSton tFrenon gtreatj a. foiioWs
k9r hsRdtng, Bfrdsbore, Joanna, BprinE
hold, Nsyne5burg JrDctisn, Manor, Fot3s.
wife r3maqua, Allentown, LGpb1noe. WsT-
nersy.lle AID AL points on tho PhIIa1siphia
Ann sesning x, =, 100 .. IA. ana q,ks D! n,
klor, ooatssYills, Embrsoviiie, X.snsna
JAhdd'e Ford And DuPont's ana intss@es,
sist9 3oinfs, 100 8. m, 24b, and 4 IS r. n
OF ooatesyilie and interaotsAss poipss.
For West Ohs5ter, I. 90 q. m.s SIS ana 4 "A
p. 10. S'Ns @A-a w
Scr Esw Bridge and intsrnsdIate noru.g
p. n. ~ - -
De Sunday for Residing and interim odiass
poinLs, 81 % 8. m, and Tor SpffnxfisId sn6
intermediate points 1T 3 IS o, "a, -AAs
A. O. moOAUSzAHu n. UIRRAzp
sprefiuteBdant tssui yrss q =.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06
Best bread and cakes In the city ut
W<on's, Seventh and Tatnail.


1t Ia reported from Grsensburg. Pa. i,
that tho Democratic young ladies' Of
that place propose to organ TIA a Frances
Cleveland Olab for the purpose OF tax
ing an active part In the coming Presi-
Dental election. The club will be
composed OF Eoms Of the leading ladies
OF this place, and will bs uriformf d
Hastily, each wearing white silk bat o
with piotures OF Mrs. Cleveland tn
Rraysd on 1t. They will be furnish ed
with torches made especially for the
occasion and will turn out Mt svery po.
litical procession, and will be drilled In
the nsn AL of arns and msrohiRg man
ouVers By ektlled drill matters.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

Never was heard such terrible curse, -
as the D an got Off about HIS stubborn
cod. Could 1t be possible that he lived
In civilization and had not heard of DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrupl Let him take the
old reliable; and stop swearing Price 25
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

Suffer not disappointment by employ
Ing too many "cufes but for the dis
eases of infancy use DR. Bulls Baby
Syrup which never disppoints, and costs
only IS cents a bottle At all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

Parties WHO contemplate learning
shorl hand aud typewriting can stop In
and rec me aud receive few points
gratis. ohas, G. Guyer, $50 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

"ANTEn.-IMH EDIATELY 100 Off.
wv OF milk. Apply TO FRED HLUrD,
| CIT u. Fourth street. mS-ltw-stds
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06
Rare Chance for Bargains

,s., n. seIo or rsut. new 9story
sausns vilb 9 rooms and rath, aife
a "a r6-ca font; siso an exocifent well
~ si,n .ted on l'hiriSireet near btcsn
.ssyus. fres from city tRxes. Als3
T. so lao VanHgren street, NO. 81
y, ,,,s,t Tho snbve houses on easy
I" fm,ntsly iurtallI en.S II desire J
t-srrs tttul. he'd 10 amy who WISH 20
wols;iy ny calllng a. tho nofthehst
Y Il Ytoal aud orange streets.
J r. WHITE h BIO.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06
.RAND DEPOT rs

~ Dust think one pound
for . cents, have uienty
blend of tea takes the town
2 lb. can Of Mo ha and Java
coffee at l5 cts. Is eAcellens
coffee IL what you want
cranberry sFuce l. what you
lib. ofprunes. &c CT: nittcd
plums Is cts. 3ibs. dried APP
porated pears excellent; best
butter d cents. country eggs
the washbOards. buckets
house cleaning, solid zinc boa
bars, Quaker City, BE; VIII
floats, cents a bar; Scholars ,
G bars toilet soap, ~ CT :, brcon
scrubs excellent. Come and So
have plenty oflight. IL will y;
at l02 & ICi East Fifth street.
DEN NIsoN Il L.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

a prude man according to Hoyle,"
For cut, ard bruise, and burn, and
boil
VIII use at once Salvation OIL.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

We, tue underaignod Banks And Esnnker,
WI pay all Prizes drawn in Tho Jsoui1iAn,
STATE lotteries which may be presented a
our counters.
y; "A: OGLESBT, Pres. K.ouaslaps
National hank
PIERRE LANAUx. Pros. mtata N a.
tt0Bal Bank
4: BALDWIN. Pres. ". O. Natl HFn
CAHL ROAH, Pres. Union N asionaj
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06
RaiIIOadard Merchants Cafe
no. 10 FRENCH ST., wlL., DEL.

no. 10 FRENCH ST., VIII, DEL.
For ladies and gentlemen, will be open
for business on Saturday, February %,
1888, aud every effort will be made to
furnish satisfactory meals aud lunches
DO all desiring the same.
A nice large ROOM has been NJ
fitkd up. No bar or lis''
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

A4outoiann ot6belf0ttery company
Incorporated BY tho Legislature 10 1885
Tor Educational and UharitabIe purnosas
ana IT'S franchise made part Of the prs sent
s,ale oonsitution, ia 1879, by an ovor
wheiming popular vote.
ass Grand single Number Draxs
nihn saHe piaoo M0nthiy, ana Ghs
GFand Quarterly DrnwfuEa, rosr a,
LAD ~ excTy three months tmafch.
June, September aud eeembcrl'
Ws 40 Hereby certify that We suporyts,
tho arrangements for All the Monthfy az
IuArtorly Drawings OF Tho Lonislaus
SssA nottefy Uo., and In person nlanaRs
Lnd control tho drawings themsolyes. All
s ~. Lae salna are Conducted with honesty
and lee sss sna IN Roo1 faith toward all parties
anu We authorize the COMPANY to nae nj,
oeiunoate, with fao-stniles OF oar sixnasuT
sttaoAad IN its advertisement"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06
rorIOBa
JrIUE.

: AND suHooL TAKES FoK 1851.
=. now engaged In ooiloctlna all IN
w and sonooi taxes for 1881. as re-
~ u law. By prom 4 payment costs
s,,sblo will be avoided. -
u'a''' =" EDMUND y. MOODY,
L,,r Northern district. including all
IN Of sixth street; v
Southern district, Including all
IN Of sixth street. a.,
u no 10 r. sixth street. H'u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

FOR SALE-Residence, No.
COB Washington St. II rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
bell, servants call bells, and all
modern improvements. This
property will be sold cheap.
Apply to J. AUGUSTUS NC
CAuLLEY. GOO Market st. f2-d
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

IkANl S. AN EIGHT ROOM
49, '.'el order, nicely paperri
6tt va Nntbiry stTlCl UtIneel sth
''''5' Apia3 at ~ Rarkct street,
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

ESOH SALE--A SEVEN. RuoMED VIEW
AZ house hot and o1ld watar, GO front
porch IN the western part of tho city. at q
price that will sqnai sb ut 81 month rent.
TAO as fATNhIL,
m2 6tocd NO. liz Market Etsset,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-06
: ,loyrv NAV pHAREs FOR

n VONEy NEW SHARES FOR
in rUr TABLE LOAN ASsOciA-
~ Who'll one Dollar each. nubscrip-
ma epru. Money onerod for sals AZ
Fwtltlug borrowers have privilege OF
bing l1tns At any time, In part pay nients
fat NEE. six per cent, lplefes, aiioNeo
H ,np'ruIatI n, apply to WIN. X.
|tlS~. sd, ~ Market street,
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-06

sf-2 SHALL fAAmS OF IL
!, al'5i re,psctiy1ly, In chris.
/ "lle l. Al1l; ni!ei from Will
| "a taildlnss; ront reasonable,
H. LaI4hY $40 nArEst ct. fI-tf