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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-31

INrEN BJ f)nA Perfume 10, q and SOC ! bottles
SOC boxes Satchet Powder TO- Is and SOC packages Mrs
Grover CloN GLAND uses and recommends LINDEN
RLOOMp Goods POPULAR everywhere. Sont on
receipt OF price. Address FOoTE JENCKs Jackson Mich
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-31
ssssl:, a !: !. :: sfsl safs Asthma.
XlDnER'S PRSTlLlES. Prise ; s &, 60, 81 %sc
Charlie tou a. MasA.

Fst'd IS years. Dyeing and clean
Ill Nil ing in oil its branches. Send goods
j III - by mail or express write for price
tIIIVl list and catalogue. Cook NOLAN,
- i illt ~ 81 Dearborn, Street. Chicago, III.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-31

mYNhNlTE For mining, removing stumps and
bNNmitL bouders from land. Cheap and
h0quick method. Price low. send for circulars
- and prices. AJAX TORPEDO AND dynamite
WORKS, Bay City, Michigan. II your dealer does
not handle our goods. send direct to US.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-31

No. G63 Main Street, BUFFALO, N.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
what pcm,p,cI s1oUanrey .ays

PHILADELPHIA, April 10 -pomtt iok
MoDAtfrey. who was present ~ tee
Sullivan. Mitohell fight, was shown the
full text OF the interview with Sullivan
last night. I'm two particulars" he
said, II can endorse what John Is now
reported as saying. / am oon1dert :
that twice during the b2ht Mitchell
went down without blow. Th's is
probably what Sullivan referB to when
he accuses the referee OF unfsirness ard
claims that the fight was allowed to GO
on after he bad won II do not sAy
that Mitchell went down purposely.
neither do cay he did NOT The fact
remains, however, thnt he Eioe vlolSted
the rules under which they were f2ht.
ing. Again, with regard to the spikins,
sullivan is Mite rieht-Mitchell spiked
him repeatedly. John took IL In very
good part aud eonr,eously accepted
Mitchelrs apologies every time. AS to
the rest OF tho interview is 10 not for me
to comment on It In any way. Sullivan,
1 know, feels very sore ca TO the treat
mens he has received from certain par
ties ON tho other side, and, as you
know, he 10 q man who has habit OF
tpeAking MS mind"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
OitH ConnclI.

A special meeting Of City Council
vas held last evening, and Mr.. q linn
was called upon 10 preside. Toe roll
was called BY the oleTk. a'tor which
Mr. Taylor moved that Council pro
coed 90 the nomination and election oi
o president to serve the unexp'red term
OF the late Henry Eokal. Upon the
motion being carried he nominated
John O. FaTrn, and Mr.. Miller nomi-
mated 5tnnsbury j, Wiley.
The election resulted In 16 votea for
Mr. Farra and for MFR. Wiley, and
tbs former was Shared elected. Messrs.
MoMennmin, sharkey and Millsi
were appointed committee on cEeden
tials, who. after beIog absent a few
minutes, returned and reported Mr..
Farra duly qualified. MessrH, Baugh,
Forrest and Chambers were appointed
q com mmittee to escort Mr.. Farra 10 tht
chair, when the oath Of office was ad
mintuterod by Mayor RboadB.
Before taking his seat the new preti
dent returned thAnke to Council Tor tA'
homo. conferred, and pledged himsolf t.
the best OF his ability TO preeide In sr
impartial manner, but expected to re
ceive the cooperation and support o
all the members. Council then Gd
iourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Roaon,s sh,pyarda to Run.

The will OF John Roach, the ship.
builder, was filed yesterday In the Sur
rosate's office.
II Ia ordered that Mr. Rosoh's hnFi.
ness at Chester, Pa, and New York
ehAll be continued for not more rhan
ten years. Mr. Roaeh'a wife receiver m
annuity OF 81, 900 In lieu Of dover. The
widow and children OF the testatot't
Bon, William II, Rsast, are to have
oue-eighth OF his estate. Jhs remainder
is to be equally divided among his
other children.
In the Superior Oonrt a suit by the
Oregon Improvement Company is pit nd
ing against the estate OF Mr.. Roach fol
500 600 damages fer bIeloh OF CONTRACT
In the building OF the steamer Santa.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Isrsvitioa

FRse cheapest haas house In ehe eisy
RImferd nroH.' 404 MnFEst street.
Try Bush's coal you will ike IL.
Undreseed kids at M. X. Wyatt'a, 800.
Brazilian Balm. immediate euro for numps.
brazilian Balm cures . eoldi 40 sosss, 100.
90 TO Murphey'B for your bed gprings.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like 1t.
billard II. Davis, Jeweler, K. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanrs, ID Il. Fourth.
Frank Roop smith, druggist, Bth and King.
American Laundry, Goa West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's. 800 Ship
ley street.
wrngsrs repaired By RiohnOnd. sth and
Tatnall.
90 TO Geo. II. Murpheyis for your parloi
chamber and dining room furniture, 300 Ship
ley street.
Only sl 90 per load for bss. hickory kind
ling w9ot, at ]. U. BryOr q oo.'s. loot Q
fatnall street.
We stop the press TO szy that II BILLS hRl
etEeet.
william Pernell has opened grcoerl
story at Fifth and Adams streets, with
fino assortment Of choice groceries. ALT
fresh and salt meats.
Go to II. Il Moors's stalls, Nos. "a and I
Second 81. market, for your choice Dreamer,
fresh butter; also tho best cream cheese q
| market prico.
Tho bankrupt Ger mis- DaBinsss wreck,
When creditors had tisd,
There fingered prott stod chock,
And wspt his eyes blood red
He RrosKed aloud: "Uh, what n 'iiy'
Two b9sni Twill drive me mAdl
I'D not have failed had each day
Put In REPUBLICAN IN Ad"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Tba aIntar.U,ycoum Debate.

The inter lyoeum debate took place At
Haven chapel last evening between TIE
BAyArd T. Smith lyoeum n9d the
literary society OF tho chapel On the
question, Ought We TO bs guided by
our religious proclivItips Ia the oho,oe
Of our political rulers2" The Smith
lyceum was represented by James A
Anderson, Theodore Pnrnal and An.
drew r. Henry, who argued the mega
tive OF the question, while the nffifma
tive was argued by Wm. Il olsyton
John w. bird and Vaudeville Ander-
s1n. After brilliant and Intelligent
argument ON both sides, which gpok,
well for the proRreES in literature by
the colored people, The judRsr decide
that the negative won.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
PRICE. ONE CENT
won by womsn's wnes
ol Copgre"'

The veil known theatrical manager,
NJ. X. Lssyitt. wants t1 600 from the
Sheriff OF New Cate County.
Through Colonel John O'Byrne he
yesterday commenced suit for that
amount In damagaa. The damages
came about 10 this wsy:
Lsavett had q Judgment for Si 600
aaaiuBt Frank Chhpfrau. A few weeks
ago Ohanfrau with his company was
performing ct the Opsra House, end on
Saturday night when his mana zer Was
counting mp the receipts In the box
Office in came the Sheriff with couple
OF deputies with an execution, and
levied on the receipts, baggage, etc.
Things looked blue for the COMPANY,
and Mr.. Leavitt warned the Sheriff TO
look out or they would outwit him.
The Sheriff poo poohed the fdeA and
he placed y truated duputy In charge.
Alas, poor deputy, the ladies got
about him the next day, they hattered
him, caIoled him and teased him, and
they elevated and depressed him. They
backed up their own arts and wiles with
champagne. and whether the ladies or
the champagne won, the fact remains
that the deputy Was overcome, and thai
night the company Was able to get on
with its entire properties 20 another
State. As the Sheriff is the responsible
party he will be sued for the loss.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Advocates Of ReTs rm

Allen spsakman, chairman OF the
Executive uommittee Of the Citizens
Association. has Issued q osll for q
meeting at the Board OF Trade rooms
this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, for the puc,
pose Of forming permanent orRRnizA.
tion. The purpose of the organization
Is to see that the election laws, both
primary and general, are strictly nd.
hered to. The members OF the EKecu.
tive Committee are: Alfred d Warner,
Enoch Moore, George w. Bush, John
Otto, Alfred Gawihrop, Francis N
Buck and Allen Speakman.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Enterprlss Pays.

The following is an extract from q
letter written by Theodore Armstrong z
20 the Newark Ledger under date of the
30fh uit Our citissns may learn some.
thing from IL that will be worth remen.
bering:
St. Paul and Minneapolis, the twin
cities Of the Vert, are truly ciiits OF
marvellous growth, and worthy Of all
that has been said In their favor. The
population OF St Paul in 1880 was no.
cordtsg to the United States oensus
Il, ,49s, and 1t 10 estimated at 1861 at
the present time. II 10 = great ooInmer-
oiAl city, and 10 destined to become the
great Wholesale centre OF trade for tina
Northwest, and II ut present o formid.
able competitor of Chicago for the trade
OF this vast Western country. II is we'll
supplied with large number OF manu-
facturers-bas many elegant residences,
costly banks and public buildipas, and
beautiful drives and park, and every
thing that goes to make city attrac.
tive and tends to push IL forward.
Local Organisations and business
men are ready and anxious to meet any
enterpfising capitalists more than half
way. In all parts Of the country tae
eyes Of manufacturers Are turned toward
st. Paul and her suburbs 90 . future
asid for their Industries. About 81
900 coo has bean added to the manufsc.
tnring capital of 81, Paul in the laai
eighteen mouths, and In the meantime
there have been added 20 the employ
ment capacity Of he city s.7o0. / visit
I'D o suburban town In North 81. Paul,
IS miles out which was laid out . year
ago, and found quite o town. They
have sixteen manufacturing establish
ments with q capital combined oil
VI l3o. .Oo0. and employment capacity Of
2,620.
Prominent among the Industries are
large manufactory Of All klsds oil
steam heating apparatus, also q har-
ness, aud large caskat factory.
thought they were very appropriate fol
| this climate. Steam heating 10 needed
through long season here; hsrness IL
always In demand, aad people Gle oc
oasionally here. They have fns
pablo school building, four churches,
and oome neat residences. Not only
this but other suburban disNiols have
grown with equal rapidity in the lasi
faw years. Tne number OF banks are
l6, capital and surplus 81, 100000. De
posits $23, ,O00, coo, jobhlng trade, 1857
Sl05, ,000, 900, number Of jobbinR housel
600. Manufacturers, 1857. $50, ,oOO, 900
number of buildings erected 10 1887
4,Oo0.
Cost Of came, sis.ooe, 600; number O
railroads, 10; average nu@ber OF pas
sanRer trains in and out daily, $50
freight trains In and out daily, 800
number OF churches, 96; pumber O.
schools Including private den0mina
tionAl, 60; number OF scholars 10000
number OF teachers employed, 500.
St. Paul or Minneapolis would bi
charming places to live in summer
The country atouud the city IL bsautl
fully varied q succession OF hills nut
valeu, pretty streams and bright lake
lets. ThsIe are within Al area Of tel
miles about ct Paul not less thnn thirty
lakes, set In rural scenery OF tho mos
tasotnatipg character. The ~ stem O
boulevArds, which las boen Planned
and when completed will give 81. PAa
nasniacsnt drives. aud they CLAIM
hose they will be the finest in the world
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
An Old Uouple.

Bswis Fell, who resides at No. $40
Weat Third street, completed his 9i 1t
year latt Saturday. With the excep
tion of George Thom, we believe he Is
this Oldest man In our city. His wife is
fn her, e6sh year, and ~ they were
maTried In 1891 they have been together
for sixty seven years. Mr.. Fell com
menoed farming soon after the we'd
ding near Pleasant Hill, Mil Greek
Hundted, and although he started out
In . small way, BY diligence and per
|severence he amasRed considerable
wealth, being the owner OF the farm
when be removed TO our city some ff-
teen years ago. Finding his property
did not pay very high rate Of inter.
est he disposed OF the same and invested
the proceeds In sueh n way as to give
him less trouble and ct the same time
yield o greater return. MT. Fell retains
the use OF his faculties In remarkable
degree, and 10 also able to take quite
long walks and attend to ery business
that may require his attention. His
long and useful life furnishes lesson
shat the youth Of the present day could
study with profit.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Gall Accented.

Rev. Kensey j. Hammond, OF Trinity
Church, Mouadsville, West Virginia,
has accepted q call As rector Of I'm
manuel Church, Highlands. and will
enter upon his charge In Jnne, Mr.
Hammond Ia a grandson OF the late
chancellor J0hns, OF Delaware, and Q
grand nephew of tho late Bishop Johns
OF West Virginia. This church is s.tu
ated In growing section OF our city, q
number OF dwellings having beer
erected the past year, and ths congre
CATION will doubtless be OF such size ri
TO stimulate the pastor in Ills efforts te
do good.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Al thu Opara Honse.

The upper part of the Opera House
Was packed lRst evening to witntss the
opening performance OF the Gray and
Stephens Combination. They aLpsared
In their sensational drama, "Wlthout a
Home," IN which their stx trained dogs
take prominent part. These dogs
seem to be gifted With human intelll.
sence, and perform their parts In q
wonderful manner "Without Home.
will be presented again this evening,
and tomorrow afternoon and evening
Saved from tho Storm" " Ill be the at
traction.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Elected DelegAtes.

Yesterday morning the SundR,
schools connected with Union NJ. e
Church elected the following delegstei
to attend the First Delaware Sunday
School Union, " hich will be held Ii
Hanover Church on Wednesday and
THURSDAY next: Morning school, VIII
liam N. Mccormick, Mrs.. Mollie Keat
ley and Julius Sheppard; Afternoon
sohcol, A. V. Hysore. John j. Weisel
and W. I, Morris.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
unIlati AMay.

On sAiurisy Rsv. L. E B+rre:t, pas.
tor of a.. Paul's III e. Church, this
olty, received telegram announcing
she death of his mother AT her home In
Mary and. icompnnied By hia wife
be loft 10 ntteud the iupersl on Satur-
day atternoan. His pulptt Was Allied
Yesterday uleruipg D, Pretiting Elder
Murray and IL tle evening by Rev. Mr..
CoIhrAr, o. Eas rth Rv. Mr.. hur.
ray supn'Je,. the pulpit of Epworth in
the eYeGinE,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Tsans CoIlide

A hrrfs attached to carriage driven
By Wa. Falls Of the Howard house, at
Elkton, ran away on Sunday evening,
when ho CO lided with carriage be
longing 10 Ls gts T. Roberts, In which
he anil be vile we're riding: Both car
rtaaes wers demolished, and both Mr.
and xrr. Rjbs,ts wera quite badly
hurt. They were sso1fed By DR.. j.
II. Jsr1ar and 1t Is hoped thst their In.
iurles, although severe, will ros result
In Anything serious.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
An Und,,puted Fact.

1t is fact that Is attcsted by all who
patronize the leading shoe dealer in
Wilmington-Wm. II. Blbeook, at 206
Market street~-taat Whatever represer
tat.ons he makes In reference to his
goods may be relied on as facta. He
informs US that he Is now offerir 4
special bargains In misses and chill
dren's spring leel shoes, mems cali
button and heck laes. ladies' and
misses fiue hid button shoes. As he
oontem plates closing ont ali these bar
gains this week, our friends would
6sne I'll themselves by cSlling on him.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Republican Meetings.

A mesting of the Tenth Ward Rspub
licans will be hello on Weddetday evsn
lug, April 11lh, at Z 80 o'clock, Of 11ia
Pleasant street. A full attfnlanos /,
mtttee.
The Republicans OF the Second Ward
are requested to meet nj the house oI
Martin h. Butler this evening, at /
o'clock, full attendance 10 deaired, El
important business Ia 10 be trau ~ d
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Lively rimos.

Quite lively fuss WAS kicked up
laet evening about 8 O'Clock In The vi
einity Of Seventh and Washington
streets, cfused by msn coming home
too full oisbo6k beer CT 80 nethiDg stron
ger, We don't know which. Tie all
fairly resouuded with ouss worde and
any amount OF challenges TO fght, bul
the affair oil ended In wind and tn,
neighbors, who had been attracted BY
the noise. withdrew thair heads and
silence zeigned supreme.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
married Last August

J. W. Agnew, No. 10B East eiIih
street, requests us to ssy that Mr.. Garter
Ferguson aud Miss Name Harrop, OF
Ro5s land, we're married last August
by Rsv. Father Kelley, sr d that he waa
q witness TO the ceremony. Why the
fsct is Just pu blished 10 hest hno 1n to
the parties Immediately Interested. Al
bis suggestion the marriage notice has
been corrected, asd may bs found un-
der the usual heading.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Chnroh Enlargement.

1t IL reported that committee has
been appointed 10 consider the expedt'
ency OF enlargng Trinity Church OF
erecting q new sdifics in pace of the
present building, ss the lot is amply
large for the purpose. 1t is further said
that the membership of the church is
increasing, and quite lsrge sum OF
money has already been contributed
towards the proposed improvement.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
CROSBY & HILL. /.
Call special attention to a number OF
REMARKABLE BARGAINS.

We will tell you briefly possible what they ares
and cordially invite you to call and for yourselves
how much dollar will purchase. The prices We name
are very low We think that every intelligent and dis
eliminating will be ssonished at the character
and quality Of the goods offered at the prices named which
the next thing to giving the goods away Please read
carefully then without delay ard secure what You
may want of them they cannot last long at the prices
One all Linen Crash at oents'a yard
1S-inch Best TwlIed Cotton Crash made, at cents
a yard =
Good Linen Loom Dice at IS cents 4 yard. .-.
Real Rsnirew Turkey Damlsks, So inches wide at
20 cents yari eight different Styles splendid goods
&c inch Bleached Damasks never sold less than rs
yard. We closed the last lot for cash and
offer them at IS cents yard
Huck Towels at and 12s cents each. No, you
never as good before for the money.
Damask Towels, 54x25, worth so cents Our price
IS cents each, superb goods.
Gents English super stout Half Hose, regular made
10 inches only, 13 cents pair pairs for 25 cents.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Jersey Gloves, assorted sizes
and shades, at cents par worth Is cents.
Ladies' good Wire Bustles 8 cents each.
Another lot of Splashers at e cents each, worth 90
cents.
Ladies' Imported Cashmere Shawls with beautifu
rnge, in cardinal garnet light be cream and bege at
$1oo each Wonderful value for the money. Also, a
better Shawl at 81 25 each.
40-nch Black Wool Henriettas, jet and bue-bIack.
IA good fabric Special bargain at so cents yard.
46-iach Black Silk Finish Cashmeres, beautiful ma2-
tera IS cents yard worth 81 90. DON'T fail to look
at these goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Rins shooting.

Tho Wilmington Ria Clubs shoe,
yesterday was very exciting, especially
the contest for the priza rifi3, and very
good scores we're made. The day wat
very favorable for riffs shooting. j. Z
Newman and J. Francis are still on the
lead for the riffs, each making three
l4's out Of o possible ID. This follow
ing scoreG were made yesterday On
standard target, zoo yards, off hand,
possible 100 points: j. E Newman,
81, 73, IS; j Boost, 81, 6S. 69i q. HeInel
Br., "a, 76. 6I; g. ]. Newman, IS. 87
"a; j. F. Gibson, 81. 66, 81; W. A,
Bacon, 30. 66. 80; A. Lindsay, 20. So
A. d. Grave5, 50. Tho riffs viii bt
contested for on the next two shooting
days. The regular yearly meeting o.
the club will be held on Wednesday
evening at No. s West Sixth street, al
O'Clock sharp, whsH they will elect
officers Tor the ensuing year.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Invitation Extended

To those wishing paper hanging done
from ths lon eat to the beat grader, I,
oAll and examine our unsurpassed
stock, and test our ski,l; experience
tells; we have q special line Of dad
and plain spring shades to offer. A. B
Jones, 422 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
sDssi., n1snlios.
Tho montter OH Bsoys

Ia the only absolutely safs oil stove 10
the world. Sole agents, The Pickios
Stove and Heater Co., now located u
500 Rhiplsy street. We save . fall
hne OF tho very bess cooking and parlof
stoves on hand. Also castings, CRATES
and bricks constantly on hsnd. Be
pairs q speciality. Storage rooms for
rent cheap, By the month or by the
year. THE jewel vapor stove Is com.
plets success. Ths very best Vapor
stove for cooking and baking there ID
In the world,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Lung Diseases.

The great and mighty medicine, DIR.
SHINING White Pulmonic BalsAm,
rapidly oures coughs, hoArseness, sore
throat, Group, blood splitting etc. HIM.
6rads of references IN Wilmington
aloIe. GOO. aud 81. The prescription
Of DR.. Simms q Son. 4th and King
streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
window shades, window shades.

HouSekeepars wanting windo v shades
made of tho bost material and at the
lowest cash priees, can get them at L.
H. 5prlngsr's, 229 Orange street.
N. 3 Venetian Blinds painted and
trimmed. All orders promptly Oiled.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
SALE,
|lESSTRIMhINGS

Having secured a large
Voice Of worsted and silk
bsmen, gimps. fancy
kid,, sets, g., direct from
manufacturer, we will
them 50 per cent below
Ngular price.
b86 yards Of braid orna-
nt trimming in black,
bwn, navy, garnet and
yat IS cents a yard
ulsr price, so cents.
l6 yards vide ornament
p in black, brown and
fnet 75c. d yard; regular
be SI,oo. 49,.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
laeorge b. Luckmnn,

Practical house painter. Estimates
furnished for all kinda OF painting,
praininR, RlezluR, kalsomining. etc.
Shop, No. 233 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
An Outrage.

While the police Of the second dis
trlot were busy ut the convention on
Saturday evening an outrage was par
petreted On Lombard street below
Third. Two or three gentlemen who
were standing on the corner OF Third
and Lombard, between 8 and 8 o'clock
were suddenly startled by the cry OF 3
woman as II in distress. They ct once
started in the direction OF the cry and
soon discovered ths cause. They found
four boys, rsuging In ages from 10 to Is
years, having woman In captivity.
The woman was being held down by
three OF the boys, while the fourth one
Was sitting on her. The miscreants
were soon driven of by the gentlemen
who discovered them. Who the woman
was could not be found out, nor the
name of the ruinaus asoertslned. II
lhe polioe had been attending to their
duty instead OF being present OF the
Democratic meeting there might have
been some arrests made.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

A NAsAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Sh iloh's CAtarrh Rem edy
Price so cents. Sold by N. B. Dsnforth
cor. 2nd b Market streets.
OATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Oatarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Injec.
tor free. Danforth's and and Market.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shilohi
Cure will give immediate relief, Price
10 cents, 80 cents and 81. Sold by N
b. Danforth. cor. End q Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Tue fine weather

Ia here. and 30 is the fms kid button
sboea f.r ladies, misses and children
ard tha prices ara 10 v too, ct Babcock 3
206 Mszkoa 5:,r above 5eoond'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

Powell, In ths washington street
market. has op his stalls fresh Delaware
shad from his own nIt', received daily
pike, perch, cod fab, haddook, cat tish,
Also oysters by the quart Or pint.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
RaInnYaI.

DR.. Fl. P. Ewes, veterinary surgeon, re-
moved from No, 606 French street to
No. $40 West street, and has succeeded
to the practice OF DIR. Ward b. Row
land, tormsr State veterinarian,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

our l5s. cAi,dreu's pants Kept ont
man busy on Saturday, at M, Mey ers'
Filth and Markes st5eets.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Raouoed.

DR.. Lippinoott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia and ohfonio rheumatism,
price 400. per bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR & FULLERTON.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
EaAd. Raati. keatL.

We call your attention to the fine
assortment OF paper hangings and win
dow shades. A. B. Jones, 422 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
House and sign ra,ntipe.

Walter Joseph, house and sign
painter, southeast corner 4th and JeffeE.
son Sts. EatimAtes furnished.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

The place to order your spring suit,
and the largest assortment Of goods to
select from can BIS found OF Thorp'g,
6l31z Market street.