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Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
BALTIRaOks q y saI0 nAlLR0Ar =

rrAiAs Leave DIslAwAfs Avenna ISpcs
tor fhilAdeiphia ana Chester, SIS, Tos,
~, ~. 10 10 and II II .. m; %, 90, Q %
%, 10, ~, 0 -, %. Q 20 and 10 D. u
On sundays, %, %, Q 10, 10 10 and III IL o
nj 20, ", . 10. Q ~, % and Is D. m.
FOR OhieAEo, Whesling, Columbus Ane
sandulky, daily, Z 20 .. m. and 0 % D. m.
For fittsbarG, daily, 90 O. N. and l ~ ,,
ror Cincinnati, Louivilie and ST. Louis
daily, II 10 .. N. and . 70 D. m.
FOR sAltfmore and Wash ington and Rev.
ara and HAvrs de Grace. II 10 an; AS and
o 6. n: on SundAys. % and II 10 .. n;
FOR Singerly. 0 rs and II 10 .. m; . a.
20 and 80 p. m. and IL 80 midnight. On
rok LANDkNBEka, . 10 A. N .bundA,
only. 1850 q m. and 1tt p. N. dGIlJ
ncept Sunday. 30 p. N. daily.
Trains leave Market Strost btAtion:
for Phnsdelpnia ~ p. N. daily, ezcsp.
sunday. For Baltimore 2N P. NJ.
daily, except Sunday. KeF LAAndenberH
$50 AND 1880 A HI and AsS r. M, dAIly
sTSsp' SUNDAY; s.m D. N. Sunday only
rhs io.to a. N. train connects at nAs,
Junetien with Cincinnati and st. Louii
through express, dEfiy, except Sunday. ThG
30 p. m. connects with Chicago and 81
Louis e1pfess daily.
Trains tsf Nilmington-LeGvs PhiiAdsl
pniA, daily, q o, els, . q. alo,so =. m, ~
3eo, 90, aaoo. A.ee, a.eo. l1o 10 90 p. N.
noon, A.lh, IL % .. N.
Express trAtaGS
". n. OLEMENT3, q. X. EOKD,
TelophonA No. 1sa.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

CHAIRMAN MILLS, OF the Dark
kAniern Tariff Committee, shows by
his actions that he real nss the people
are not with him In his efforts to toiss
free trade upon this country. II the
BILL prepared by this committee IL All
that ID claimed for II, the oriRIna tore
need not fear to have IL discussed in
me fullest manner, but insIsAd OF that
Mr. Mills hAs mEde every effort posi-
Die 70 limit the debate on this question
which 10 OF vital i'm porIance 70 every
nAnuiAotursr AM working man In the
land. When the mAtIer was being
considered BY the COMMITTEES he refused
70 give the Asr!oul.urlsts and m anu.
iacturers, whose interests would be AZ
fsoted BY free trade, q hearing, and
nov he Is trying to shut off their rep.
resenishves 10 Congress-. II Mr.. Mill
and the friends Of free trade really be.
neve that the people are In favor OIL
their proposed destruction OF Ameri oar
industries, they sh ,uld certainly b,
glad 10 have the fullest investig AtIor
and discussion, bu: insIeAd Of that we
md Them trying 10 prevent discussion
py every means in their power. Is is
however, probable that Mr.. Mil. /,
commencing 20 dad oul thai the gresl
mass OF the people are opposed to tbs
free trade schemes OF the Hdmiuisra
sion, and therefore he IL NOT disposed Il
lei them know the full measure Of the
iniquity OF this, bis pet 0ill.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

THR REPUBLICANS in the LsgIslA.
sure OF New York nave passed the
hlgh License bill, and the res pousl-
bllliy 10 nov placed on Cover Hill.
The Republicans have no " done every.
sning possible for them to do to rsstri ct
the liquor traffic, and II the measure is
aefeaied II will he the fault Of the Dem
ocrAs. Only one Democrat In both
houses voted for tbs bill, ous OF q total
OF sixty-seVen, and IS ii Ia but . repetI-
hon OF the action in other States II
snoWs exactly how that party stands
on the liquor question. These facts
speak voluns ~ to the attitude OF the
tWo parties on this vital Issue, and
thoughtful men will not fall 70 see thA,
the only hope for restriction OF the
hquor business is in the Republican
party. Governor Hill 10 now placed in
= ailenmA from which he would nc
oouos gladly have been spared, II he
signs the bill the liquor dealers will 90,
MN down As . traitor TO them and his
p1ty, while on the other hand, II ht
sneuld Veto Il he will lose his lasI
SnAnoe OF political prefermsnt OF the
nAnas Of the order. owing citizens oil
the Empire sa.o.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28


ANOTHER incident has occurred
snlcn goss TO show that Grover Oleve-
.sna 10 the mort stuPendous blunderer
snN mss ever Occupied the position OF
1tesloeni OF the United States. When
sello"s was a candidate for district
attorney Of New York city the Presl-
uen' noi only Asns q letter ndorslng
hlm, oas also his check to swell the
sorrupsiou fund that vas to be used to
,nWEi the will OF the people and as
sist In his eleonon. Nov tha, Mr,
FELLOWS Is elected he Is sho wing his
nue inwArduess and following the
seAcnlng OF the corrup. school OF pol!-
nos In which he WAS raised, by signal.
~ IAiiing TO perform the duties OF this
very important ofi .e. This evil has
Dc oome 80 great that Recorder smyth
sAys 'hA' unless !here is a chAnge there
grave danger that the cause OF jus.
nce VIII suffer This is the man the
resident endorsed, and As he knew
MN veil aud was perfectly familiar
uIn ms past record, he has placed
u,mseit VI an unenvlAble position By
niA enoorsemaui End supnort.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
N. MGgary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
S {. Coz. 9Th and Tatna|h

We have to-day added to
our stock thirty choice pat
terms of China Mating. We
are prepared to show you
the greatest assortment of
Straw MattingS ever shown
in Wilmington So to-day
we shall ask you to be a
Chinaman and pay strict
attention to the prices of
some OF the best known
makes OF China Mattings.
These goods are all nice,
bright patterns, some of
them in blocks as large as
your hand.
We will sell you a Hong
Kong Fancy Mating at the
the very low price OF I3
cents per yard; this you will
buy elsewhere for 20 cents
We have for a medium
Igrade of Formosa Fancy, a
brand known to dealers and
sold for IS cents; we give it
to you for 20 cents.
Double Extra Joiniless
IDamask Mating made In
Figures like carpet we sell for
48 cents. Later on you'll
be glad to get it for 55 cents.
| Kwong. Hing, Lung Impe
Trial Fancy Mating for 80
cents per yard.
Pagoda Fancy we're SELL
ling for II cents now. 1t will
lgo higher. Kohl Nor pure
white at ~ cents.
This brand is like a board,
will wear as long as a Brus-
isels carpet, and is much
cooler for the coming heated
season.
You will do we'll to buy
lyour Mattlngs now, though
lyou will not need them for
la lew days. Just take a look
|around before buying among
1.-THE stores and then come to
us. You will see something
seeing.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
DAILY REPUBLICAN.
Entered ss the Post 0laes As Whining.
ton Del, a. second elAss man matter.
SATURDAY, APRIL rs. lsss.
WITHIN THE LAST two years the

WITHIN TIE last tuo years thsre
has bean falling Oh In the mem Der.
ship Of the Knight, OF Labor OF sbou,
half million in the Uni,sd Slater, and
the order today does aoI number over
24O, 900 men bers. The leaders have no
one ba. themselves TO blame TOR this
state Of Affairs, for had they followed
the advice and tsAehInes Of their chief,
hr. Powderly, matters would be differ
ent and the order, instead Of falling on,
would have increased. Some Of these
so.oalled leaders have attempted 10
rule the working men more complstsly
than the capitalists have ever dared 10
do. They have made the workingman
dissAtlshed BY teaching him that labor
In q dependent condition, and that he
II In slavery, when NJ = matter OF fAoi
they were really placing him In Q state
Of servituds BY dlotAHng 10 him the
amount OF wages he should receive or
the conditions under which he should
work. They Also Induced the work
ingmen to engage in strikes, By which
they impoverished themselves uithou.
Ae8RAhk 1ay boaohb Whou hu6y uKMlu
rsumed work, and now that the work
ing Glasses ere commanding 10 see this
the reaction has vet In. We have
svery sympathy and feeling for the
vorkingnsn, and contend that no pos
SCISSOR the inAllenabls right and shat 1.
IL . duty he owes his family 70 cell his
labor for the highest price he can OBJ
tain for It, For the furtherAncs OF this
purpose the Knights OF Labor was or.
sAnined, bui unfortunately some Of th,
assemblies hAve'Allo we'd designing msn
10 assume control, and The osnseQu osI
have been disastrous TO the order and
she msmbera Had the Knights o
Labor folio ved the advice OF Mr.
Povderly boyootis would have been I'M
known and strikes the last resort !,
tight the wrong. Then the orde
would have grown and Increased, bu
unfortunately the reverse has been tn
ease.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Appo,ps.asass fsr ssnaay.

Union A. NJ. u church, 10 30, Bishop
Hutchines, Of the MAstsrn Oistrict;
2.30, l. A. Purnell; = 30. B. 9. Accoo
kslon n. K. ohurch-10.SO, VIM. II.
Guy; 7 so, WIN. Billinaslsy.
Bethel A. n. u church-10 80. Henry
B. kdmunds; q 30. Martin L. Dufiu
81. PAul's A. q. N. p. churoh--l0 %
Raw, Chas. Levin; 23o. Stephen FRS
bee.
Shiloh Baptist churchill. so, Jro. L.
Hood; 7.S0, Ezskisl Smith.
Moore's A. n. Il. chape,-10 80, Rev,
ID. W. Roberts.
st. Peters A. U. u. p. church lid. 80
Rev. Henry Graves.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
WANAM AK ER's
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday. April rs, 1855.

Good SleigAimg up in New
Hampshire yesterday, not
very far up either. Several
feet OF snow.
Here genial Spring. Win
ter has notice to quit News
papers, bring out your
Spring poets. Aren'l
you glad you are Philadel-
phian?
The store is cheerful in
the first Spring days. A
careful observer may study
things pleasantly and profit
ably. The useful arts find
here their best expression
retail trading its highes'
science.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

East Iransept.
About 1000 Mems Scarfs.
30 and rs cent Tecks for 25
cents. Newest shapes, with
solid bands. Made by one
of the best manufacturers in
New York. He made too
many. You save hall by his
mischance.
Middle Market street entrance.
Cool, clean, cheap Mat.
things. Plain, striped figur-
led, natural color, or tattoed
like a Tartar captive. Morl
Ithan $50 Patterns.
Second floor, Market street side. Two
elevators.
Gas Globes for less thar
haif. Good shapes and pat.
terns, but some OF the COL
ors short. Amber, canary
lblue, green. Pinched and
lpuckered edges and plair
Iround. IS, 20, IS, 40 and
l5os. If you like the color:
ithere'Il be no hitch.
Basement, north of centre.
i If you'd like your fur anc
Plush things hung out O
1.-THE way of moths and insur
, led against hurt write or cal
Desk on second floor, over middle Chest
nut street entrane.
y Je4N WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
onuzro.n sn.sn..

Muliin q Son. tho we'll known anA
rsiiabls elsthiers q Sixth aad Marks
ssresis, have the largest and auest a.
sortmsnt Of boys' and childrsu's cloth
inG ever brought 70 tails city, which
they arc selling at renarkably low
prices. These goods are made OF ths
best materials and finished with the
nnsss trimmings, while the work on
shem 10 executed with due regasd 20
the rsquirementa Of boys. AL closhina
sold By this Arm osa be depended upon
20 represented, and the one price
|systems which 10 strictly adhered 70,
|plnoes ell upon an equality and insuree
lthe best Rooda NJ the leWest rates.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

WILMHH~EsSm q RSHEKEMAA n. n
Time table in erect NOV z1tn. 1887. IrAII
leave Wilmington (French stssetl a iolloWI
Yer Heeains, BihdGboro, Joanna, Spring
neid, MAynssbuTg Junotisn, Manor, Posts
villa, TAaAQua, Allentown, Lebanon, WSf
nereyille and al poiRt0 on the PhiIsdelphi,
ana Heading Il. T., 100 .. m. and 2.At D. n
for Springfield, WAynosburK June
noa, Ooatesvhlo, Embroevillo, LoHhps
diAte Qoints, % q. N, 2tb, and So D. u.
kor Ooatesvilie End intermediate poinu
ct 90 8. m, = Is and IS D. m.
Eor West ohsetaE, LOO q. m. 1.tS and -
p. m.
For NRw Bridge and inssrnediHts points
SIS p. n. and on Saturday, At ~ and u u
p. N.
On Sunday for Rasdfns and intsrrnediAt
poin@, et . % .. m, and for Springfield ana
Intern edisto points ~ 0 90 p. m.
Il. Y. moCAUSLAHD, y. h. H1BBAKD,
SuDarinisauank Qsnu PAas, Aah
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
WedalnE a olnrmant.

Mr.. Frank 8. Vernon and Miss Irene
Forwood were married on Tuesday
morning ut the residence Of the brides
father, Amer G. Borwood. at Clay m ont,
BY the Rev. Thomas b. Hunter. Only
the immediate relatives were present.
The bride and groom left in the after.
noon for trip TO Baltimore and Wash.
inaton. with the good wishes OF theiI
many CLAY mont friends.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Bluxrsrs aad sptr,t..

fosToS, Mnss, April ~ About %
Pereons were present ~ . seance given
BY Mrs. Amanda OowAn ct the Hotel
Van Rensselaer, on Wednesday night.
One Of the spirit forms" was caught,
and proved TO be . woman in the EN-
ploy OF Hrs. Oowan. A free daht re-
suited, and the police arrested Mr.. and
Mrs. CoWsn. The latter was found
partly disrobed behind ihs curtain, and
. man and girl were In the cabinet.
Oowan was held for assault and battery
and the woman was released.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

It's the silk finish that
gives peculiar lustre to ALL
wool Henriettas. Net a
thread OF silk; only the finest
of wool. But such dyeirg
and such a finish! Blush Of
the rose, heart of "a shell,
tints of sunrise. Every
shade delicate. Heavy,
J glarirg colors wouldn't ft
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

There is enough left Of
the dus.y-dress goods stock
to interest a double rank of
buyers all day long. There
are no blanks to be drawn
In that bargain sale. Buy
with your eyes shut and you
get double moneys worth.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Death OF Mrs. gallagher,

Anna M, wife Of DR.. NJ. j. GAllaRh.
or, formerly OF this city, died at nGr
residence No. $50 North Fifth street,
Philadelphia, on Thursday last, after
an nlness Of . few days. She and her
husband had lived together for So years
and her decsAse is . severe blow to him
The funeral will take place on Monday
next
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
a Woman DrugEsa ana KobDsd,

DowNINGTowN, April IA couple
|of men, ostensibiy ptddliag spectacies,
called ut the house Of Thomas MillArd,
~ LcsR's Corner, . villaFge ten miles
north OF here, and finding no one there
but his wife, drugged her and then rob.
bed the house. The men Travelled in .
buggy, and after comm itting the crime
made their escape. A reward il offered
for their arrest.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LONDON, April 27-rhe Chronicle
announces the approaching marriage OF
Mr.. Joseph Cham bsrlain to Miss Endl.
cott, who met End formed an attach
ment to she Birmingham statesman
during his visit TO the United 8 .atss.
Mr.. ObAm beriAin was married twice
and both wives are dead,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

D EmovAL.
III Having removed to no. 2Io East
Fourth street, 1 am prepared 70 do tn
ana sheet iron roofing, EutteriaE. spoutiug
and JOE WORK OF all EiEds promptly attended
to. Tin roofs repaired and painted. Esti.
mates furnished when desired. Reuld be
plsAsed 70 see all my old customers and 90
NJ any new once as may wish TO give ne .
call. ALkXANDER OHAMBBRS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
aanrrn Ianhnnn

Wishes to inform the public that he
10 still in the bill posting And distribut-
ing business, and expects to rem ain In
1t notWithstAnding the fact that there is
q preconcerttd Effort to make 1t other
wise. We hope that those who have
business will stick 10 jackson, 113 W.
Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

a. rsNFsYLyANIA has fully one hun.
utea H thousand nsiority for the Rspub.
nSan S ticket, and Il she could Just spare
sDoot sI twenty thousand, or even ten
suossahd o' IL to the D!anond Stale, II
wouu pace us under obligations thai
MouG never 20 forgotten, and advance
sne Vital interests of the State at ieAsI
bon rule. ~ ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
HOnAAkaapnrn

Don't fail 10 go to R. P. Janvier, cor.
ner Fourth and King streets, for ohoice
brands Of -four, Stores best, Luxury ,Sil.
YER Medal furnished At reason 0 le
prices, or any OF tho leading brands.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
MAnAzAK.n
You can't think of a coarse,
roagh stuff a. Henrietta, As

L ou can't hink oil Q coarse,
rough stuff ss Henrietta, As
inches Wide, 85c, 81, $I.25.
Cashmeres Of the same
brood, but a bit less silky
faced, soc to 81.
Captivating Challis, quaint
land demure. Their fieecy
folds. color-splattered with
beauty shapes, have no
rivals. Nor have the prices.
so and 6oc.
Northeast Of centre.
Silk-and-wool Henriettas
IGrace and goodness. Silky
Skinner and woolly softness
l$1.25.
Northeast of centre.
Embroidered Chambray
Robes, 81; Sateen Robes,
with wider, richer embroid .
ery, $6, Maybe a dozen
colors.
Two or three hundred
styles Of heavier stuff Robes
at the Remnant counter-at
Iremnant price, S3 up.
| All the Robes are quick
steppers.
Northwest OF centre.
Scotch Zephyr Ginghams.
The price-breeze i, carrying
them out. Plaids and stripes
and a. that. Have been SO
cents, should be so cents;
HoH get them for 374. A
Iglance at their aisle is like a
June peep at a sun checker
ed lane.
Fourth circle. northwest of centre.
i Just the sort of Jacket or
Wrap you want is very like.
lily here ready made for less
than the stuff costs.
A hack at Misses New.
markets too. New this
Spring, and $2.5o from S.;
'lS5 from $40.
!, Still rich cleaning in odd
and irregular Spring Goats
land Dresses for children.
Second door, Chestnut stre,t lide. Twc
elevators.
j Hats and Bonnets slip.
.Iping out right merrily. The
lpuff of warm weather set:
lyou thinking of Sailors fol
: 1.-THE little ones, Three big
. double tables loaded will
Them. 4Ic to s..
Il White Hat and Leghorr
time is creeping on. Yol
may peep at some OF the
%! shapes near Chestnut street
I main entrance.
II Millinery OF all sorts sea.
J. lsonable and reasonable.
eIThirteenth and Chestnut streets.
Ribbons going with
: rush. They are what every
d lady wants. For hats o.
x for dresses it's Ribbons, Rib
m bons. Net an asked-fo
shade or style that we ar
.. short OF. Let one sort stan'
geltor all: picot-edge Ribbon
10 (ths most fashionable 10
& dress use), quality fit 70
=lany lady's wear; in all tn
popular colors, either plai
: or MORE:
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Philadelphia Wilmington q Bal
timcrs Rallruad.
ARMuu @M~a uAAD
PERL ssra, lsss.


Srsans vnl leave wilmingssa ~ ssESses
SUNDAY rRAINs.
isissiHs,i ss IS s.ssTRsss r =. 4 { 2 @:a g. ss
zs:css:ss.isSs,. .ss ~ s.& Z & "a Hi 10. q. n,
!: 'iiiE 4 4 (. s:ss.'i; z. "a "a IA IA
"a IL "a %ssss' !: sf .s1 b ss. 80 :. IA ss.
Ne M = F., .a.G il, n, S& SG "a
, for For west Chester, via LanohiA. @ sas
~ Z n, ~ eId nd loop. n; ,.
Bsitmofs and iassrnesi.ss e me- = ? ps,.sisus, u 10 1, I.
"pii% p.isinorssi sss y snS 3 B B., = t.,.,sp...
a, Bsl,imore and ws.hinsten IA iA -
@@H @ .nd y eea. m. II oC q IL, . u 80. 5H
Trsins soI Dslsw.rs Divisioa leavs for,
s9 D. M, and ia Is sishI
seafofd SeIpressj. ! % ,. m.
Harrington. Defnar. and way stations 60
L1pir:s: III q Y harrington. 40 ,. n. ws
u saS.s:: = 8 G & =! Gbs-sr. Harrington. and D.,.
fort and Norfolk. II ss NiEhL
Leave Philsdelphis, Broad Street. for WI.
minEton leIprees), f26, . 50, 10, ~, elL
nA II ~ II = .. M, 2oA sol, aoz 40,
, y. ST. sW. 81, II % p. IN.
AceommodA Ion. 80. 10 - Q. m, La Ia
~. 10. W s& i0W 10 70 and II q p. m.
For Philadelphia lexpress), 7eo, .
IA blo. IL 81 a. M, ~, ~ and 9 y. Il
Accom- modation. IL q. m, II 10, iM
SO, - and 10 % D. m.
rof Sneeter lexpressl, 7l5. 10. II u . m,
Aecom modation, SIS m. Il 70. H. I'm
ror New York Cexpressl, . 90, an, 70, TIA
eiA IL sis. m, ~, ga 'sA %, and io.u
FOr West Chester. via Lamskin. SIS a. m.
,For Cape Charles. Old Point oomfOr. an,
Norfolk, II % Night
For New Castle, Middletovn, Clayton,
Doyer, Felton: Harrington, SeRford, Laurel
and DeimAr, IL oo Night.
baltimore aud Warrington, l.3s, ga sok
10 " a. m, - %, q a, and 4b D. m. Balti
more, . " and u Ss sp. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for WI
A. M, 6.oe, !. 81 and ll.2 r. N.
ACCOMMODATION s.eA lo.8 A. NJ, Il. .1A %
s-lo. an and II. n P. N.
For further information, passen gers are 70
ferred 70 the ticket once At the station.
trains marked thus ~ are limited express
nPon which extra fare 10 charged.
General ssSsassr sas ssasrsi fs..ssser +. M1oD Az
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Mas ching Onward.

The business Of James F. Wood 81
Go. is increasing fast. All of their de-
psrtments have plenty TO do. Good
work and fair prices 10 the order OF the
day. Their orders during the past week
have been very satisfactory aud ifom
trustworthy people.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
aana of hnnoo

The art explained and its votaries
described by Inspector Williams, stage
facts and faucies, base ball talk, boat
ing, racing and every kind Of athietic
news IN the sunday papers. ERIsT &
DAVIS, S13 Market stIest.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Ros bA,a

y pl.ss, ssiSas;Sy,Sa i Sa,s ~ ,s,! . EENrED
good .srs mare, sws-sos,ss, % sa,s y lev T Tpr,l
sesS s lsee bean peiss. ssss s. y wagon aud
drill, cutting ksx ms one bsaSos,
@ eoia, VII grind oslrss ns o. sas, iOr cr1i
sana bot bed ElAss sre. esei ,everal
ssoe, strong hni we'll ! usrmAn
~ 2 ainerent carriage AL aoei will
sncs ~ cash. ! platform ss,igy igy the Z
v.ns. ~ araolss tof sAis al 4 ies i,u and y
ssis, WIN. REYNOI,
rev Uaati. n
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
"A MEETING OF THE

NOTICE A MEETING OF THE
IN stockholders OF the Diamond state
Loan A ssociAtlnn, will be held on the thlrd
toor OF the BaJnA,d building, Bif.h and
Market streets, on W Madnss sdAv evening, May
?. at T. 20 O'Clock. Business OF i'm portA re
will be brought up for consideration EA
FINLEY, President; W. l.. BUCK. Secre-
tAry. a2s-4t-th sA IN "
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
H~sa. s.s. sALELAr =. cLAYN0ST =,

bc,. ware I. close view Of ,siosT, nsiusT, Dl
feet i.so A. AsIt,,,s r,sss, pier eIadssp,,1 e. 4
bey, lmiies across 10 NJ view dovI
spte ked b,nk; Il acres ,hnsttey shore
sSis OF nn y iiinE wafer; adnu,sEhty hsI
piazza and jeinsd 'uiinks, se
senors cottage; stablln, second
1ts s nIdeS ~ full conditios: is'I ~ ,.nd v
Bs; Busin, a. nss, nssersas a trains dail,i IN is.l
spss-4, I4s. sAss.y s.H,, !: WV y. csr Il
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

rSs lanes EVetsFd's Pure Canada Mali
Rsea RessSe pee, for sale by Charles j. II
ninEton. 1'' '''SN'A ''A'''' " -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

S10O REWARD FOR ANY INFoR-
pp1OO nation leading 70 the recovery OF
horse buggy and harness taken from Ganl
At Frontand Churth streets Sunday evening,
April ?snd. Dark bay horse Is4 hands hlgh,
sbont 10 Jeara old, scar bshind rfshi th ouldur.
Goal box top buggy with extra heavy wheels
and runninE Etars. One lap robe, black on
sS.If JNo. NJ. SOLOMON.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28

NoTlOE - 300 SHARES or HEW
~ stock lust issued BY the N Mechanics
Loan Association and fer sIe. The irst
payment on tina second Taosnay in q Gy,
good inrsstnent; psrsons desiring 10 pur.
chass for thenieives Homs wsuld do we'll
70 invest. SHARES can be had BY calling or
tbs SECRETARY, WI MORROW,
ala teteod ali French street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
D EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ RFGISFRR'S OFFICE.
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~ RF6ISfER'S OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del
Upon the application OF issae MIIIer
Administrator OF William Miller, Ist. of wtl.
mington Hundred, In said Count :, decrased' IL
aorderediand directed by the Register mai the
Administrator Aforesaid, give notice or Krnnt-
ing OF letters OF Administratien nnnn
the estate of the deceased, with Inc dnta AZ
granting thereof, by causing Advertisemenu
70 be posted within FORTY days from me date
Of such letters In six of the most public plaees
OF the county Of New Castle, feguirIhg Sli
persons having demands against the rstste 10
present the same, or abide by An Act n AZ
sembly in such case made and proyiief : and
also cause the same to be inserted within me
same period In the DAILY RRPuBIICtN
newspaper published in WnminRt0n Dal
and TO be continued therein three reeka
te. o. d. ssAs'
- Given under the hand and Seal ot
L. 3. Once Of the Register afOrssaid- Al
l. Wilmington. In New Castle County
, aioresaid, the day and year above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD, ReRistar.
NoTICk.-All persons having claim, again al
the estate OF the deceased must pTesent the
same, duly attested to the Adminlstratnr on
or before April 18th, 1889, OF abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
ISAAC MILLER
address, Wilmington Del. ap24
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