davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1888-07-31

springing up In the wild West), has RE-
nounced his allegiance to free trade Dem
ocracy and Joined tie party of progress"
I~rferentially the aforesaid party of prog
ress' Is the Republican party. MI. De
Castro may possibly be all the Sun claims
for him but he didn't live in Sidney in
1866. Our only reason for stating this
fact is that there was no such place as
Sidney, Neb., in 1866, and not a soul
lived on the site of the town until the fall
of 81. 1t is to be hoped that the other
references to Mr.. De Castro are more
strictly accurate.
, 1888-07-31

OUR information from Washington last
night was to the effect that the senate
select committee on Pacific railroads will
to-day report the Cultivate bill to the
senate unanimously, favorably and with
out amendments. The entire West sin
cerely hopes that the bill may yet become
a law
, 1888-07-31
The sparrows at Home.

The English farmers have timed
against the sparrows as a pest to agricul-
ture, and are offering rewards for their
destruction. 1t is asserted that these
vicious birds cause a loss to agricultural
England of $40, 600, 600 to $50, 900, 900
per year.-Chicago Herald.
, 1888-07-31

OUR morning contemporary eagerly in
forms the world that F. II. De Castro, a
prominent lawyer who has resided in
Sidney, Neb., since 1866 land by the way
how many prominent" lawyers are
, 1888-07-31
nROPOsALs FOR COAL-Heal

PROPOSALS FOR COAL-Head-
quarters department OF the Platte,
chief quartermaster' office. Omaha, Neb.,
July 6, 1888. Sealed proposals, in tri-
plicate, subject to the usual conditions,
will be received at this Office until l o'clock
p. M, August 9th, 1888, when they will
be opened in presence of bidders for fur
nishing Rock Springs. Wyo. ard Canon
coal. Clear creek, Col, at the quatermas-
ter's depot and Fort Omaha, Neb. Coal
to be delivered in car load lots on the side
track at places above named. The gov
eminent reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals. Quantities required at
each place, with further particulars and
blank proposals will be furnished on ap-
plication to this office. Envelopes con
tanning proposals should be marked pro
posals for coal" and addressed to the I'M
d~ersigned, VIM. B. HUGHES, Chief Quar-
termaster.
, 1888-07-31

Spring chickens at the Saddle Rock
restaurant,
, 1888-07-31

NOTE

Very Fine Moires in all colors. ....... &" Csc worth l rs
All Silks, Satins and Velvets in the same proportion.
Ladies Gauze Nests' Recommendations, each 25c " SOC
Child's Merino Underwear. .......... " 15c I" 30c
Good Chlldrens Hose".....".".....".per pair SIC q" 15c
Good Ladies' Hose. " 125c /" soc
Good Ladies Lisle Hose ............. " 224c " 45c
Ladies' Silk Mltts. " 25c I" soc z
Very Nice Children's Gloves. ....... ...p per pair Toe worth 2c
Turkey Red Table Linen, fast colors.. {" 264c :" SOC
Extra quality Bleached Table Linen. " 625c " 81 10
Very large Towels each 10c " 25c
Extra fine Damask Towels. "....... Z" 371c " Use
White Linen Napkins. ................pe doz zoe " 81 25
Hand made Torchon Laces per yd 33c " TIC
" ~ " Zoe " Csc
Pure Silk Black Flouncing Lace....... " 81 35 " SO 90
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

Ssw T0Rz, Ersy l2.--The alleged
marriage Of Isaac Waldorf, the Brooklyn
merchant, 70 his daughter Minnie, was
the topic Of conversation among tie He
brews OF this city 10 day. Although the
story seems true in every sense Of the
word, the majority OF them can hardly
believe It
A reporter called at Chief Rabbi
Jo6eph's residence, No. 179 Henry street,
to-day, TO ascertaiu that olergymap's
views Of the remarkable case. he
said;
Gas far as have heard and can IN.
derstand, the story lie true, but It was no
fault Of either the man or the woman.
He left bis wife 20 years ago in Vienna
and fed to this country. One Of the
daughters, Minnie, grew up and came to
this country abou. year ago to try and
earn living, and was met by Waldorf
accidentally, who engaged her as his SER
want without knowing who she was.
"a few weeks later be became infatra.
ted with the girl and asked her to marry
him. She consented and the marriage
soon followed. -Four weeks ago the GIL
sent her mother ticket to come 10 this
couatry. She arrived heIe to find her
long lost husband and daughter Joined as
one the latter about 10 become a mother.
The trio are living in BFooklyu. but Just
where ] cannot tell. They will keep as
private as possible for a few days to
avoid scandal and the curiosity seekers {"
"What is ttelaw OF the Jewish Church
in relation TO such csseF' asked re-
porter.
THAT the couple not knowing the
true state Of affaiEs at the time OF theft
marriage, shall now separate forever, snd
gives the woman the privilege of marry
ing another man."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

. A HeW York correspondents of Ga,
Springfield Union relatea, among othel
storleI, that lately = lady asked her hun
band to have the piano, which they
hiredi sont away, rs she ahonld mot re-
qnire 1t during the SIMMER mopths
While she boarded at n Watering place
Later servant whom che had decided
% leave IN her bo1se during her so.
BsD 90 said:
did [ hear YOU spsak of sending
AwAv the piano?"
IYea "
:. Well than," said the servant.
rather than rave 1t sent away 1 will
ply The rent tor It myself during tie
sunamer months, for 1 hBd intended 10
take masio lessons during your Ah-
The piano did not remain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

AgloW IN the pnlpitAnt pauaoa
OF raaNly Gem monaurhto leVe.
Lice the hpaTt Of . woman disls uRhtiys
Like woandsd bird ahotly siok dove
with trsssss whito-horDsIy brick busted
Str1amlug lax On the flestlAdon wind.
She Hiumps rom tho passion that Woo1 her,
which Stlli follows lastly behind.
FOR he sshy4 noi his osaulaut aFdoF,
And she kieted hin baek with SWoap,
while the stern. plant hAaas Of the past
Strive 70 whlIk the red wine frOm 1--we 4
Btoup.
Till 81 length sue quits mittsnly treats him
and he leaves at tho future uOpailod;
But again 70 her presence somehowty
Ne 10 coon II not aoonoily called.
Thou he thinks all tue grussoms7asJ ended,
all the sick .heartod aoueJo OF HE pains,
Fer l0i she will ioin him 10 bondage
VI Ausiferous, martial chains.
Hut again the Dead rises TO haunt her,
ard In vain the qaiek k1oaiiaRly orooke;
All, nlei for tho hot guit' OF passion
That cvortA ks people in boOksi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

Saturday, used to be considered IN.
lucky for marriages. Even the working
class, who night, on many accounts,
Ind that q more convenient day, OF
rather evening, on which 70 hold q wed.
ding, eechewed IL through dread Of III
lusk. No one but the plantation dar.
ktes used to mEtrimoriAlly utilize 1t at
all. Bnt of late wealth and fsshion
have favored Ii. The poor LOOK on, peK-
hAps, to mark how these fashionable
maIriaPeB turn out--and doubtless isel.
log the rich can afford misfortune better
than themBelveG-aud IL they turn out
we l. Saturday may become tho popu.
lar dRy all round. Perhaps another
generation may become daring enough
10 try Friday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
THE ORIGINAL
BEE HIVE"
At 3o6 Market st.
Special Cze0ranes Sale a.
Sa1mmssv Goods.

Special great bargains to b
offered.
Bargains in rarasoIs, some for
half price. Children's hose s.
to zoe pair. Many 25c goods.
at l5c.
Gents and Ladies' a5c goods.
.1s1 to 15c. 1 lot Of ladies' lisIs
thread hose ct 25c from Use
SOC mitt5 at 25c.
l crate of SOC bustles At I5n
each. Lace and embroidered,
founciDg at about half. HuB-
dreds of lace caps at half and
two-thirds- speeiI great bar
gains in pearl buttons and dress
shial6s,
Dress goods almost given ayyev
eEp cially in the broken lines.
Big bargains in thin wash
goods. A few pieces of dotted
ISwiss Rt,shalf price. This is GER
tainly your time for bargains
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

A PtiBeet0n, ILL.,, dispatch rscitss
That ".be $50 grown daug hts rs OF Jacob
hye, we'll to DO farmer living eight
miles eenth Of princeton, have been "a .
Judged insane aud u III ha sent to Jaok
s0nville FIR treatment rha father and
mother snd another 9AuRhser Ars also
insane. The family OF eve were ali
s.rioEan With this STRANGE malady on
me same day, hud ply sioiAns are una.
Die 20 account for the cause, rs all were
IS veil 81 usual sew days ago, aud
there had leon 90 ubuauai exoltspeu,
" the hsiehborhOod They spsnd their
time Staging aud prayi0g, and seem %
reAS bsing poisoned
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13


A special 70 the New York World
fRom Ohicaao says: "Hurrah for IN /.
aTohy r. shouted Adoiph Kinim Wednes.
day niehI, ~ be waved = rcd haunkeF
chief ntlnohsd u cane In phe doorway
Of Cigar store, Then he began " tear
down the nlAEs and siFipea that deco
rated the dooFpost, Half q dozen youDg
Americans IN the cigar store heard the
iDsnlt 20 the esg. Some dragged Klntz
iniide and others bFouRht pots Of
red, whits and blue paint from .
noighboring paint store. The AnAFoh.
ial's fAoe w0s painted 3 deep blue and
bespangled with white His clothing
was painted while, and red strsake
were dauhod on the white background
from HE head 70 his feet. He had tuEee
OF the boys afranted. Justice Lyon
rallied the Anarchist In Court about
saakinE the protection Of = law Ia which
he diab4lieved, but he insisted upon his
right. The boys Wtrs dismissed with
suspended hnes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

The Bride Eloped with tine Best Man.
Po1TsrowR, Pa, July I2.-John
Hoffman, o well-to-do saddler living ct
Swamp, came to Pottstown this morn
log, where he met Mrs. AmAn n Rus
sell, q buxom yoang wldov OF Quarry
Vile, Lancaster Conat3, with whom be
had made arrangements 10 be married
this evening &C O'Clock - Rsadiug.
Hoffman. upon srKivlI & In town, imme-
diAtely vent TO the National Iron Bank
aud drew q sufficient amouDt Of money
70 deirag the expsnBes OF a wedding
rip He left the lady in company With
nv. J. II. Collins, OF this borough, ~ho
was TO DO the groomsroau oa tbs coca
sion, st ono OF the leading hotels while
he went 70 pFoeure his wedding outhti
hut upon his return he found that Mrs.
Russell and C1illns had eloped on the
3 80 train Nor,h, WheTsup0n he 81,
down and wspt Ike child.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

Ayriads Of toAds have appsnreS on
the east sids OF Beaver FAlla, Pa. They
Are described as about the slne OF !
grain Of coffee, ard - lively as orlohets
Monday morning they covered no
track OF the PlJtBburg and Lake E,is
Railroad aevoTal inches thlOk, and =
passenger tsain slid past the citation
before u conld be brought to a stand
snlli owing 10 the rails being made
9 ippeTy By the crushed bodies OF the
little reptiles. The track had to be
CLEANED and Ianded before she train
could start again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
4hG 'MoZie" Secret

From tho evidences Rtyen in the "Mexis,,
eases against lmttStovs, enough mas come 10
lha sarfseo rom foxss Depess 20 move that
the 81 called @"xia 10 from plant rioh IN
aloumInoiis, watch are tbs prlnolpal nutfi
ton OF the nervss. opsIdering The FACT
maj the nafveb sre the SOFT OF Rnimal lilo
ana control tho functions OF tho hody, a. d
that paralyasd or exhau tsd nssva fOfoo could
moi properly digest alDumsn for its own SUI
pot Ut Thom. aon set about, knd fiaslly
old discover harm 'ess PROCESS tor artificial.
~ alRsBe ng MS foOq Tor it. and tho pR0a Tass
rebuers tho albumtnot1 as hnoly dissolved
az water. or hna enough to penetrNts the
nerye circulation, which 10 thirty enc times
Amsller than the smallest capillary blood
vessels, and whom mixed with tho digestinR
MUD the al0umon cannot DO soRzulatsd or
reeipltatsd BY either heat or alcohol. Here
y where the scorer lies and 10 a most valos-
ole ons, and aenoanta for their onroI OF par
alysis. II would havs been better for thu |
hoAla 20. 70 have allowed this fact 10 oOme |
70 the surface before, and tten It would not |
nave been moses arr to a3eumulal q CONC. |
denoo iu their goods through tho long road |
ed e1perlenes against public prejudice !
lhese facts that have como ont viii hsIp the |
oom nany very much, as they show It's un.
louDted soleRtiho and useful baiis in Q nsRi
neid' Their bottled goods are best
m22-om 2taW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

Johu Zlobar, the wiioonsin faster,
on Monday completed the B0sh day Of
his self imposed fast A reporter who
called Tn him noticed that '.hs hAy
grown perceptibly weaker within a lew
dayfi his eyes have n tlr0d look, the
ids dreop, and bis voice Ia very weak
BE has stlll strength enough to walk
from the house to The trie, npder which
he can DO fOnOd ct any hour OF the div
There he dozss Of, sleepinz bnt q short
time Hs appears 10 sutf4v NO pain -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

Time table in effect July sth Isf9. Trains
leave Wilmington lFrench street) as follows.
for reading, BlrdBboIo, Joanna, spriHF.
mell, Wayheahurg junction, Manor ,PottsViiie
InmAqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners.
vile and all points on the PhiiaaslphiH Snd
heautng n. r., LEO .. m. and .. ~ D, m,
Eor Springfield, Waynesbnrg Junction
SoAIesVple, Embreevlle, Lenape OhaddI
Ford ana Dupont's and internediHta pointa
J. 20 ~ ul., and 5. 90 D. m,
/, Ees coatesyille and Intermediate points a
2. a M, $40 and .. 90 D. m,
nor West Chester, 100 3. m, 40 and So
d "a.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
For New Bridge and intermediate poantA
.. is y. IN. and on Saturday only at 5. 20 ans
II. rs p. m.
On Sunday for Beading and Intermediate
points, az vs. a, M, and for Springfield and
A. q. MeGAUSLAND, B0WNEss BRIaEA
Superintendent. Gen'l Pass, Ag't,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

UmAlA Boo.
A eootIa young man who drives I
milk cart bought his wedding clotbel
the other day, aDd,to keep them from
tina dust plaosd them in an empty mill
can. when he started on his rourdi
the next morning he forgot all Abon
| the wedding CARA cuts and hlled tn
/ oAn with milk. When ths tactical hoi(
kRaa duEnpe1 ~ ~. aEesmesHe ea
ioundSto contain consid ga BE colds n I
me way OF broad cloth the rage Of the 4
ynnug mau knew no h0unde. dc aold 1
the milk for cheese, however, and hRt
Invested tbs fesurns 10 smother suit OF 1
alothos, whtoh he will wear on the ans.
aicious oeoA'Ioa II he doeSn'i forget the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

AALIFoRNIA.
~ Special Parties. Semi Monthly. Free
sleeping Cars. Cheap Rstea. Southern
Route. Address E HAWLEY, General
basteTn Agent, $3.50 Broad way, N. Il;
r. J: SMITH, 4e9 Chestnut street, Phila.
oelphiA, or any BAlsimore s. Ohio Ticket
ARsnh ie7-aa,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

Would not the money expended upon
the militia be more practically expended
In opening up the ponds along the bay
shore to tide water, so as to break up tbs
mosquito factories - Sentinel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

: ngEAP- A TIRSI-OLA50
y. y. M, VA lce boz, rack. counter
-tll Md two sldas Of pee,
's ", ~ must DO sold. n
". ,is,,le evsnuo Aeo y enld
N NAN NM, tcn. ~ ~ .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

o0nD MODEkH BUILT
n IlSurib, lsenIl.lt sna AZ. E =. = !,
w !, n, ,alue; also = good ~
Y N hougo oa sane tefwA
Et.i,OhUD. 49,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

assn yuILuIH1 aruNn
~ \ IsiS Lake PARK SAG Ass \,
:. iss'T.ooesbie prices. lSAAo
! ! 4. 1I mi 3ono, and Nme, SAND
nlahtd. NV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

ET-sr7URIN TAE MASON.
N Al,oo alton It 80 per an 2, = !,
EptHlER, IvoasuIer, lAMEs
pSuN, 6ecrstAfy. Mefupk
IN s''iAh iss.2eI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
HAAEEM0EE a UaalO KAILROAj
sohEpU&a II EFgHUT, April 90, 1854.
fkains aSAYs I'sloWAts Agoaus DspsG
EAST tyDlND.

So'HAo@& II hFEMUT, April 90, lBss
feaine asaYs RAILWAYS AyOaas Dspsg
East SOUND.
Rnr PbiiadslphiA AID 0hsgtsr. g1E yRl
q, % 5o, . ", 10 80 and Hl1 II a. nj *. 4 a.
%, % 70, D -, . 90, 30, - as and 3 SIS B, m
On S1ndaya,f 80. Z So. O6, 10 30 and Rlila a
MI J 70, . oo,s bs.ts 30, 20, IS 20 and q
WEST BOUND.
q. n. - q
ser Baltimore, accommodation, daily o..
capt S1pdey 40 =. M.
, T. 5oT 9hioAEo and PittsDurK, express, daiI,
' q and st Louis express, dan,
haltlgnorS accommodation, daily s9pm
fittsDur9, deicaRo sad st. I.onis express,
oaily 40 p N
ssIPseTiy seeomnodstion, daily 90 m.
EO9 LtSa JElzs HERO, 8 10 a. na..anfs
eslss 1.ea .. "a. 6Al4, oGaa1t ssnday. ei
20, 60 y. n. Sailr.
llsia9 NAYS slzl xet street atasioai
4si fh3eitiphlA : IS y. u. daily. re3
ssisla2rs v =. 5,i 11l!y. Eef I@AAsn
gsts ~ SAD u.eo 4, "a. dslsS, exespt Bn;'
dHyi hiOA a on soRda7 9glgl IA and ~
r,Iittsog,I. ohiesxo and s.. Louis express
:giaiea ior Nilpingttn--E.sa7s PsHsss
1909, ~ E.ae, %, Aa.at, $50. sic, 10 10
gsily, except sandsy, SAP Y.su =, "A
AA.2e, and ha0 D. N.
s1ndAYe only, els m.
Gfprn1g trAinah
HATES TO WEsTERn PoINrs IoyVun rpAp
VIA ANY orHEn LIEN.
", ID. CLEMENTS, q, u.sOTN,h
GenH Manager. Giun1 FpsS. Rgrz,
fsiaDhona RIO In
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
OPEN FOR TIE SEASON.
CHARLES KYLE,
Tile yHFxaAN-
InE CREAM MAEA

At tbs Uorner Of SINTH q GA .1s1n
bCks&EIS, has Opnaod for tho Sas An AM
Is prepared 90 far1iah tue Young laf ~ an
gentlemen with the refreshing bov sFss,s ~
we'll as parties, bails, pio-nios, 40. Ifs nss
or, ooth on tho orst and second le0rs have
coca rspspered, fUDAiated and b s9dsorasl,
sefuinished and every sffort WIN II mSSs !!
plesea, DO has ample msehine' " ana arr
furnish tho best cream In ths n sSzet Al ~
10 asst rstas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

LIZA TWusroBY BKIuk
M iii tionsce street, contains
abd hath, Ia iYtt oisss efasf
sedl eanvas'olioa Apply 70 q
IN al iris ot1os. 1911
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

GOOD BAY MARE ~ y
lIhlehl ~ frst GLASS Rad
liit.i "a, \. ,ispt for want % use.
,sI' oIaes and can % sse ss ~ ~
llta h's' nsa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

li.E-.ppg w Tbs OLDEST
Fl sl,st,isned ggoserg stores 70
n,rt oioity. Go7d rossepa fot
hrnl tasy. Address ~ .,I seil
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

Dire INVssT PERMA.
bly, Sba,oo0 Of estate
Improved city or Oonmty
nt6 per cent.
NE ROBINSON q 90,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

p-AsLs fURNlsHRD FuR
i.illlfAnia and private fami.
,hde ap9iy o. Intelligence
iapst street, ilo.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
ATLANTIC CARDg n
no. aaA KKxS aERKEr,

q hs undersigned has iittsd up sh
All antio Carbon in good style, an
inv ttes Ill who wish TO pass i6y
nor Naents pleasantly 10 call and partici
posi9 In q game CT shuttle. board, ser
pind or pool. Grolce wines and LIQUOR
ard S3agArs slweyS on hand.
LuNpoh every Wednesday mornlnl
and Saturday moSninR and oveninH.
WON. LEGa, Proprietor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13

p BJAkDERs, M NAILS
seek, large rooms furnished
~; Hohe, sweet Homo SOL
: ShgenaEsrs. tylO ots
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-13
Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Bsl,
Htnore Railroad.


trains Win leave wilmington - fellow
RhlaaelphiA texpress), A 7n 80, sso, IN
I@ ~ 81 saoa a1 q O. g. ~ H. o. a. M IL
1AcCcRmodssion, sso, AK rs, los a. n.
For ~ ohesser e IS 20 9so an an
sI; II g, uuG. M, L 50, 81, -, 7od an
IN 1cccminodation, s4gs s5G 7es, $40 10 Is
n, 2sA 500, e4 %, and 70 1jp. m.
Ser NOR Ho.s s rs ID 20 a. a. ~ sSs e l9 Ss
" For wet Chester, via LanOkin, 70 an,
For Newark iCeatTeS and intermediate Sts
tone az. M e baoed sn D. RI,
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 IA &
." Raltim S8S ana 8 By Line, Spa.
baltimore and Washtngt9n, f2s, 40, 8 %
e, 10 u, and II o. q, m, u o., 2 a, ~ IL
esa, and u As p. m.
New Castle, 800, $ 50 a. M, Il ca aW an
=, ~, and u Q6 night
vR- IhWay - IN and Lewes, . 90 a. M, 90 .. IA.
"a SAL Esssl, ) 5Op. m.
g6 Y, ~ y arc eIaAr, and way stations, 81
s ssaSs9t \ = ~ sA'RgtOa. 70 p. N. Wa,
5 n, b Z Islan's m giAEtSn. and Del
.ra Ei4pT 3 8 & 5oT Il aa14iag
X EHR q & 4 y! power. Hsi Point Con
EI aasn f Sisy as s GS19Is. lsst biEYl
iofh and Norfolk, nos Right pulmonary col
Leave rhlladelphl., Broad strss'y CONTROLLED
d ~ Is isshPiiie a. ~ r. az 5
#, a Accomm9dA lon, e2i 102s 4. n, In aR
. "a 4sI, % 8 as 10O3 70 20 and ii ii D, MI
6UHDAR TRAINS,
FOR Philadelphia (express), 2Ca zm. an
a y ~, y 81 q; M, go, "a, and 4 o6 b. n I&
accommodation. is a. m, IgIa VI am
~ - and 10 % p. m.
y Eo5 CHESTER geHpressI, us. 10. IL 81 a NJ,
accoh nodRhons B1bam., IL 10, IN IN
For New YorE (express), 2 90, "a. 4S.yh
, 10 IL ei D. H'' ~, b24, . "a % aud in.a
For West Chester. via LsmoHin, SIS IA m,
Norfolk, IL Of Night. NSS NV
, FOR New Oadtle, Blddletoyn, Cgsytoz
So S ~ ,Eeltons gton, Seaford, Lanrsi 1
mo Deimar, IL o. Night.
baltimore and Washington. In AtA gOa -
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General MSnaser GanerSi P s.. MVVD =, Oh
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D-hBIY,lT OK Is YEARs
Hno hts some knsWledgs Of
Ooiiaeif, address, w. this
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EBJARDING IN PklVATle
" 2 Jo1or eoipio. reference
Aa'fa's BSArding, this onies.
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b.-BOARDERs, AT CnN-
Ilu, eool plenty Of shade, ak
ilmingioB; o. per week. For
n At stand ia 1arket, seventh
vs. On Wednesday, or address
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49, an OK HuALUIN9
N eesaf,lnz Of assh, doors
.iipSs a.. hlno building ioi
IAARR, No. lie KinG 81. i3'ti
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.-..,- IA W. BY ~ VI,
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"a FlFE . YEAksa OLD
EofF double or single. kslAa.
AddiaiS.. this efnco. io2ets
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= ~ y IN z.SE RUOai FOR a
i!i ny AsfEassa building, iotb
I, siT Apply " Is, IFe-
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p YOUNG MAN In 4
we, Apply 10 ID. Mo.
AN sad Monrso sts. ieia sts
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S,R-LaBGB AND SMALL
riasn wagons al iair prices. Al
iion Il buaiuess Hagona. ~.
y. sasss YIsoeh sss. alo-smf
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NE HuuD GIRL ZOE
'Al i'ulsSors 81 no. as rSst
tst2 ST.
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/ SS,.,h nDUOsD hATh.-
1 X, KY it'eet viii bo reated
IN w p ;is oAisnOo OF the sesssn
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4 ht, NJ, Y, "a 4, with privIlepe
''EdesE. Apply at tOi
ia-oIn
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1ThH FAaM HANDS AT
N, NL : 4, P 1, Nursery CO.,
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M y, H,iS1LER Whu WILL
! s ~ y gseerslly useful. an
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