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The Delta independent., 1888-06-12

SuiLoU'S CATARRH REMEpY--a
positive cure tor Catarrh, DiptllSfia aud
The Delta independent., 1888-06-12

8. H. Roberts was down from Telluride
last week.
The Delta independent., 1888-06-12

THAT HACKING COUGH can he 40
auickly cured by Shiloh's Iurc. We guar
xatss Il. A. NcNurray's Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1888-06-12

GROUP, wHooPINa COUGH and r,ron.
eAitis iminsdiAtsly relieved BY shlloh's Cure
- AsMarray's Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1888-06-12

Fsnlon, "Jeweler", Non.rose, Colo, for
-satsh repairing.
The Delta independent., 1888-06-12
Carpet Chains at,
MCGRANAHAN s. BUTLER's.
Inst Received.

Just Received,
A car load of lime. at
GALE Bros.
The Delta independent., 1888-06-12
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Costor Machine Oil AT,
McGRANAHAN &BUTLEK's.

1900 Tomato Plants. a rs Cents
Per Hundred
Can he had of Paul Z. K.nnedy, one
mile east of Delta, or by having orders
at McMurray's.
The Delta independent., 1888-06-12
Smoke.

Smoke.
The celebrated Novelty cigar. One
for $ cents, six for 25 Gems and fifty
for S1.75, worth $3.50.
:. r. Spencer.
The Delta independent., 1888-06-12
Road Plank,

Undertaking Gods.
Fire assortment of Undertaking
goods. 10 be had at Gale ROs.
The Delta independent., 1888-06-12
Notice

First pub. June ), 'ss-las, July 10. 'ss
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
On,ch at Eiguraa.

"Rollo," said his father, you arc
pretty quick at figures, understand.
That's not for II c to say, pa" re-
piled Rollo, blushing violently; "but
Uncle George"
"Oh, bother Uncle Georgew ex.
claimed Rollo's father. "I'm not talk
ing about ciphers. (Uncle Georges
penchant for lounging about the house
and filling up at the expense of his
relatives sometimes made ROllo's father
little techy) But tell me, boy, how
many quarts of food II pig can eat in a
day. Here are the disgusting details
Two quarts of n,ua!-you've got thai
DOWN."
"Yes, SIR"
"And two quarts of corn-you'vt
got that DOWN."
"Yes, SIR"
"And two quarts OF swill-you've
got that DOWN."
"Yes, sir"
you're sure you've got the swil
DOWN."
"Yes SIR"
''Well, and how do you like itt"
Rollo made no reply. He was toe
full for utterance; but he made a men
tai note of the conversation, promisinf
himself to play it on Jonas at the frs
convenient opportunity.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Forty Years Ago

There are very many localities about
Wilmington whloh might be styled
clSssIcat In ons sense OF tho term, IL re-.
Curreuoa 20 which might psove inter
tstinZ to mADy OF oar young readers.
Forty years ago the neiRh b borhood
bounded by Fin, Sixth, Orange and
West s'Tsets, was buils up with littla
more than huts, all tha houses hslng OF
frame The west side OF TAtnall street
wbs considerably higher than the east
side. aud the huts, which were prinoi
pAlly occupied by negroes OF the most
degraded GLASS, were only reached by
long flights Of Steps. Ths long highl
known As the Il even Steps was more
used than any other for going mp and
coming down. Immediately iu front ol
Il, and a little to ths rear. was the house
known rs the Rest" 1t WAS fire..
Qlentod by Eome OF the worst oharac
tsrs in Wilmington, both whits and
b aok, prominent among whom weTt
Joe ID ~ and jim Rock.
Htrs the nights were spent In d Ink
log whiskey, PLAY Ing cards, dioe ant
many other games and keeping up the
loArousals TIL far into the wee snA
hoors of mornings IL was no infre
Qusut occurrence for whites aut
blacks TO tumble down on the bar,
ho0rs, when tired nAiurs demsndeC
RESI-, Then 1t Was that either Jim Rooh
OF Joe Day hel2ei themselves liberal.y
to whatever OF valle might be upoI
the persOns OF those who engaged iu
ths debsuoh. Jos and jim had tn,
happy faculty OF scoomm odating them
stvss to sny circumstances, for thet
Systems seemed almost impreRuAhle Z,
J the inroads OF whiskty. aud thsy ooull
Contain great deal more OF the q lii
thaa Others and be- the least affected by
It. 30 they we're always In q happJ
state OF wakefalnsss whilst other
slept
BinAlly an enmity arose between 10
and Jim; they came TO blows, and
WAS sad, though We cannot vouoa 10
the ruth of 1t, that Joe shot o. lin
H-nc4 oame The saying, "CheabapS
iJip Rlck's dead who shot him?
"Joe Day." came the quick rep y. An,
this say ing has been heard from NJ ain
t1 Louisiana. and the reason we say 8
10 bsoAuse pers0us who have been I
NV Oeleans and came back to this olt
have frequently heard the expressio
made use OF there. Tnsre ara those mo-
living IN our IN dat who will bear u
out In this statement. 81 muoh for tn
Eleven Steps.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
BALTInO8E a OHIO RAILsOAD
tOHKpuLE III AsFKUT. Nov. 20, lso
rrAIns lAaya ~lANara Aysnus ''~nns


rrAIns lAAya NiANara AvsnuS '~nns
For Philadelphia ard Chester, eib. Tto
7 Is, 20, 10 10 AMI II IL a m; 90 20. 3 60
ON sund sys, 90. Z 90, 8 As, 10 band Ii IL =
M; I 60, 8 w, 10, . ~, 0 40 and d p, N.
For Ohlckgo, Wheeling, Ooluu buB an
SRndusEy, daily, 40 . m. and 20 p. N.
For Plttsbufg, daily, 90 o. n. aud % p
N.
FOR Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
d 1ily, IL 10 a. VI. aud 40 D. M.
For 5altimore and WAsaipRton and New
ark and Havte dc 4rRcc, II lon m; 2tb Anl
8 90 o. N. On Sundays, 90 AID IL ~ g. m
l 4b and o 40 D. m.
1 8 40 and I so D. M. aud " 30 midnight, q
sundays, IL 10 a. nj Ab, 20 ana so p. N
ION IiAHDkNbEktCf,9 91B A. pl.Snpds
/ Jnly. 1850 y. m. and % y. H. daily
eyospt SUNDAY. D 80 p. IN. daily.
| Trains lezys Aiaikot otfoSs station:
Yer Philadelphia 2 35p. Il. dsnJ, exsep
| sunday. for Baltimore 81 ?. m
1 iniiy, oxoept sunday EnI i.hodenhsrt
$50 Ano 1850 a. Nj. and AS ?. M, dEiiy
szcsp, SUNDAY; S.ls .. N. Sunday only
| The 10. 90 a. IN. train connects st sas
junction with Ci1cipnad and 81. Loui'
ltnIouKh express, daily, except Sunday. InS
| 8 10 p. IN. connects with Chicago and III
| Louis express daily.
trains IOr HllIninston-IeaYs PhilhSS'
phia, ceily, 81 Oc, . 10, %, 5000 q, LII. d.
Leo, Z 81, fS60. $50, $50. alo l00op. N.
Daily, except Sunday, us o. m, 2.c
| uoon, ht.lb. II 30 D. IN.
Express trains~
! q. M. OLEMENTB, y. 4. LORl.
Manager. 0enl PAgs. AKtn'
TelOphona No la9.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
THE nIauEn EDUCATION

We met las. June. Upon the stage.
A twee', giilEreduate, airy, faifj;
She rad al essay, grave anI save,
At mms Highprlob's seminary.
Her oJts OF blue, and ir VI Id,
Her tilhen gown OF latest fpBhi0n,
zach festuro turned 10 AISLE mould,
lacited me to tan ierest pas ion.
Upon the or3wdet evening boat,
Again. last night, chan )ed - meet hsr
Unmi Ind full Of my shabby coat
and hers OF seal, dared TO greet her.
We talked while Of this and that
I he newest uRiE the latest tonnet;
They N ads my heart go pita,pt
That smile, thosS eJes, that ohirtaing
bennett.
Tho fierce vindj ragoi, TIRE waves toi.ed
hiRh;
The seaslak passenger aoounded
At length throug hout tho mufk5 sky
Ths welcome landing bell rsBounitd
II Gasp ID her hAni, d ,pross,d ID and sad
When "All ash orel" had yelitd the ursor
"ltOod lighil" the said. Il an so EiAd
TG step oto, mere on Vioo versa
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
BEE HIVE"
800 Market Street.

Getting ready for inventory.
Another great mark down,
Colored Velveteens from 75e
and 81 down to 35c a yard,
Only a few left.
81 and SI.2s Stripe Velvets
down to soc. A big loss, but
we want the room.
A few pieces OF Camel's Hair
Dress Goods go in at 35c-a
rare bargain. What we have
left of Black Italian Quilted
Skirts cut down from $3.50 to
81 each.
Plaid and Stripe French Elan
nels, new and best goods, re-
duced from soc to 35c a yard,
Your chance for a cheap dress.
A good and pretty Century
Cloth as you ever bought iof
Ioc goes in this marked-down
at 6 lac a yard.
A few Felt Tides, Table
Covers and Scarfs at two thirds
price to close out the small bal
ance OF stock before inventory
Do you want to buy a Plush
Cap or Bonnet for the little one
at two-thirds pricef II SO, see
ours.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

faint, feeble wall, as a slowly NOV.
ing figure came down the slope and
stood beside him.
II knew | should find you here to-
day, Arrodine. How sweet II is to be
singing it again, the dear old song, out
in the freel You see I've come back
to you. | never thought to do so; but
love is stronger than ambition, AFRO.
dihel
"Ay, Novajends," said Arrojine,
you've come back to US, but
He looked at her wasted, slim figure,
pale, shrunken cheeks, and hollow
eyes shining like fire, and sob
checked any further speech.
"Yes, Arrodine, come back, and in
the old dress | used to wear. When
they took me away still kept them,
though they dressed me 10 grand and
! fine, for didn't know If I could bear
it always. II was sometimes Joy to be
a fine lady. but, Arrodine. il was
death to be without you, and the old
way and the old days. 1t is death
Arrodlne. am dying. / saw a pic
TUE yesterday of a Romany girl selling
water crosses, and II all came back to
me in moment. Let me look at the
moon with you once morc-just once,
| Arrodine You must lift the baskei
of, l cannot bear its weight All,
how silvery white she shinesl I've
never looked at her since l went to be
q fine lady. Hold me fast, Arrodine!
she cried suddenly; 81 am falling, -
and he clasped her to him in frantic
terror.
"Not to die, Novaje ida--not to die
Not come back for that Oh, did
not say it would break your heart
You were Romany born-it has
killed you"
! "Let me lie on the sward, Arrodine
don't mind the cold; you said that /
would be dreary in November. Now
get me bunch of crosses just TO fee
in my hand. Ahl | cannot feel them
! No. don't go, don't tell any one, o
they will take me back. Let me di
here, with you-alone, Arrodine. b,
the brook where we used to crop then
together and you tied them up. Ar,
they all done-the punches? A hun
dred and eighty-one. All, Arrodine
you were right about the dark cloud
hut it is all past now. Look how sill
very white the moon shines. But it
cold-cold; draw me near to you, Al
, rodne-nearer Never let me 20 ava
again-amb!tion is fine, but love
sweeter."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Grand Depot, 1O2 E. 5lh St.

We o9n mence this work soap Bsle. II
will pay all housekeepep 10 come. We sell
90 sp so cheap that you win bring the whole
petS hb orb cod with you. Some parties say
We arc not selling pure qlenroy teA at 300,
but We can csrtify to that. We want all to
have the bost goods for The lsAst money
Coffee at 25o.; have been told time and time
again It is tho same as they pay 30o. for at
other places. We have sold tons OF this
coffee Value for your money. Women: We
aim to give or We would not sell pure lard
for 100 To-day We commence special tour
sale, some one has spread the news about
our cheap syrup and nolasses. We tll tubs
and baskets that come for miles. Raisins,
prunes, peaches. Good Rrooeries selling
her re less than inferior goods elsewhere.
DENN1SON q PEACH,
iBI4t l0l east Fifth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
100 Poor FOR older

A citizen OF Detroit, who was at
Pennington, Novi, Wixon and other
small villages the other day, saw a
good mary wagon loa of very poor
apples passing towards the depots, and
he finally stopped one driver, looked
the load over, and observed:
"Going to make cider of thesef"
"No, sir; they arn't tit.'
"Then perhaps they are to iced
stock With"
"No, sir; they are going TO Detroit
to an apple jelly factory"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
wELRsnsTON . nSETnEEHB /

Time table IN sHect NOV. 3oth 1857. Train
leave Wilmington French streetl az follow
Fer Reading, Rirdsboro, Joanna, SpIina
Acid, WaynssburE Junotien, Manor, Pettt
vile, Tar aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WeI
hersvillo and all points on the PhiiadelphlI
For Springfield, WsynesbrrB June
tion, Uoatssvillc, Embroevlllp, LeaApt
UhAdd's Ford and DuPont's amt tntsiIus
iiRte points,T.ot am, 2Ab, and 4 81 D. m.
for UoateBville AID interrleui iAts points
Ct 90 q. M, 2 tb and 4 81 p. m.
For West Chester, I. co 4. N. AtS and u
/ Ip. m.
FOR rev Bridge and iptefnediats point,
o.lb p. m. and on Saturday, At o 70 and II II
D. m
On sunday for Beading and intsrmsdiAt
points, at 9 % .. m, and Tor Springfield spt
intermediate points at 3 % 2. N.
\ d. a.. NoOAU5LAND, n. Il. H1BbAAD
Superintandent 0enl PaH ga
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Philadelphia, Wilmington q Ba
timore Railroad.
November 18th. 1881
GRAIN, : liI Ianra yyI,mln xton :. toIIow,

Trains ~iiI leave Wiimln gton ss follow
Philadelphia texpressl, 2 81, 81, %. e9
SIS, 5 80, glO, ga 1901, Il as II 81 a. m, u &c
Aeeommo,iatlon' SO, 10. rs, 10 as a. m.
72S. tgo; 5 -, 10, 1900, OSnp. m. ,
For Chester (eSpress), ~. $50, 80, st
q II 81, Ii 81 a. m, Il 81, 52i, 6 % W, ant
Accom- u odstion, $40, 20. 7o5, SIS. 10 s6s
M a, nor no':i i: < Z $, y iE x x so. g, snt
" For % = West W; Chester, Wis Lamokin. 6 20 and
s lsA M 2.S5 and 90 ?. m; ,..,,,.,. -.
For Newark tCentrc) and Intermediate sta
tions, q a. IN. Il 6s and t2lp. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 rs
M, 500 aud IL 81 2. IN.
Baitimore and Washington, Ia i@. sp
10 T., and 7 ga. m. II Os. q H. 2 "A. AS, "
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for,
New Castle, 500, 40 a. IN, ES, 2 %, 80
8 Is p. m, and 10 0S Might,
Georgetown and Lewes, 20 n. m, 8 .Op.m.
HarrinEton, Deimar, and way stations IS
Express iSr Harrington, 50 p. IN. Wa
Express or Dover. Harrington. aud Del
mar, IL O5 Night.
Franklin City, IA. IN.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort, andEorfolk, u OS Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for WI
nington texpress). II p, 80, TD, 7I, sle
L W - IL II u. me- ANAs SUI HuAS oVo'
Accommoda ion, 6sO, 10 q q. m., LIS, 2.a
n. 4s7, 0 II s % lJ0S 10 10 and II q p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), 200, 81, = %,
liz 10, . 10, II 81 a, m, 22i, 6A and % p. IN.
Accom- modation, 10 q. M, II 10, %, 10
l580, 40, and 10 90 y. IN.
For Chester texpress), Is. 9l0. II 81 m
Is "a. Z O6. aud 10 70 y. m.
/ Accommodation, Sl5Am., II 10. Is. 10
8 30. and 7.4lp IN.
is, II 81 6. m, q, 5a4. 'eA % and lO.u
For West Chester. via LAmokin. SIS a. m.
For Cape Charles, old Point Comfort an
Norfolk, II O6 Night.
For new Castle, Middletown, Clayton,
IDOver, FELTON,. Harrington, Seatord, Laurel
and DelmAr, II O5 Night.
Baltimore and Washington, LIS, t@ 50.
10 IL a. M, IL e6, Is xl and IS y. In. BAlti
more, 8. % and II % p. m. -,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for vii
mington (eKpressJ, l2-2S, a50, tn, o.l0, Ii.
A. M. NOS q. 81 and II. 2j p. n.
ACCOMMODATION g. IS, 10. % A. ~, II. %, 2 %
1910, 8. IS and II. =. NJ.
For further Information, passen gers are re
ferred 10 the ticket Office at the station.
| Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra fare Is charged.
ICHAS. IL. PUGH, J. II. WOOD
| General MANAGER eneral Passenger Ar
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
For sale.
E0R SALE.

E0R SALE.
Il CHEAP AND UPON SAsl TERMS.
No. 6l Van Burcn street.
No. i2O1 Weet street.
These honsel have rooms, bath and other
Sos. sii, SO. 6is. si7 and Si9 Delaware ave-
nue.. -, -
dry and all convenieneps. desirubiy and son-
Ysniently locA'ed, with front ana side yards.
hos i2sa. i2l2, I224, is!e and l2ao est street.
Nos 1901. iUs 1905. 1907. 1909, ioli. iOis aud
1915 West Eighth street.
/ These houses are new and nearly, nnlsiled
in rapidly improving neiglnorho0d, with
| ffont aud side yards; . ,,. -.
! No. sis Lincoln street, 5rooms and bath win
| No. 2iI west Front street.
10. dOs Nadlson street.
| No RIO King stree, rooms aud bath.
Nos, Ii22, il2i ll2d and il2s Poplar street, 6
Nos. nso. iiS2, ils4And nS6 Walnut street, Q
Nos 1904, 1906 1905 i2l2 i2ii. I2;s and 1918
| Walnut street, rooms and bath
Southeast corner Beach and Prank lin streets,
sout6;ast corner Eighth and franklin
| str, cts, 10 rooms and sewer connections,
| House adjoining on Franklin street 10 rooms
The above have ali the improvements, witt,
front and aide yards, anu front OF the public
park, which makes them very desirable.
street, 8 rooms, bath, frsnt and side yards.
Nos .i2il and i2l6 West Eighth street, rooms
No. sos West Fourth street. : rooms and
II bath.
No INA West Kishth street, rooms an bath,
NS Poplar street rooms, hath. sc.
1923 Bennett street, rooms and bath.
1871 vest Eighth street. srooms.
building lots In eastern and western parts o
j. XGGUsTUs MegAuLLnY.
No. sOd Market stree.
| Telephone No. 45s. llG-w.f-s.u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Puro ButtoF

only 20, 25. 30, 80 and 35 oentsi ag am,
12c 4; preserves, 10; jelly, 4 lbs. 25o ;
app butter, 4 lbs ESQ; oompre. .sed
cooked corn beef, Q lbs. $50 /; miUce
nea,, 3 lbs. $50 York State aud Ohio
crtA cheese, 10, IA and l8c choice
home dressed meats speciality, at
lowest prioss. R. P. CAREY,
3ll King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
EDWARD MELCHIOR

-DRALHR In
G uns, Rifles, Pistols and Ammunition OF
all kinds Canvas Goods, Breechlosdins
Double barrel Guns, from $500 up.
Call before going elsewhere at
No. 214 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

AIUlIDF-rHE MUTUAL LOAN AS
N s1ctation 70 new is.uirRa new eerlee
4 4 ,ns; payment may be mais on or pht1ro
Iu,sGAy, February ~, daily notn 70 o.
The Hnh utuaI' hAying recently uod ergone Q
a e-itiaaI audit OF lts Acc9u ais By competent
hi di,l ltsrestsd phrs)Os, and hAvin9
4 led 10 lts already large m memoership ana
Eonthly ttebipts sy merging WIN ~ tne
4 mb,fsh,p ani sSstptI OF another Losn
ISlocIAtion, now tilers even peter anu
sfger fpolLtiest 10 Do!h DorrI"efs Anu IN
HEsJAM!N MUNuATkUYO Pres.
SAMUEL bhTiS $, Woe Presldent:
'GEtJ, u. MAklS. : eerstAry. BiN2h
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
HoTIOEs.
md 10 Real Estate Owners,

h.. M tenant. composing my rent-rol
It''y N. wear lSs7 have with Few execenuons,
. ~ WW ,,,, an tire -Atts Action, both In pay Incnt
co., GU ,nJ u,klnE eArs Of the property, there
. .u,rilnE ! he ON nsr with greatly increased
r,,',,. A. veil as myself for the special care
U'r election Of my tenantA, As eaeh one
~, -, close seTutiny before being accept
Ernpvrty o mem who have heretofore
,pnrycd wfth bad nants and loss OF
III ave moHey by adopt 4 n better plan
,mployinE a comp tent ann rxpetie,,llG,sh,, ~ III
,.rnt, years Of study aud practical eN-
E. In general ceaveyanoinK ana real cs-
4 .tt,'rs, do not hesitat TO holi mlsrl
-" .,' ,tr. and also ior preparation oi
t,,,srs for dlspossng Of prOoerty.
gW salltpMGE U. hAH HIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

N ullNG
Ty AID SCHOOL TAXES FOX 1887.
40 .oE engaged 10 eollooting All un
Mld y aud scnooi taxes lot U.s.
|,.rl 'y law By prom pay ymont oosIe
a II sble will bs avoided -
EDMUND MOODY,
SeelyM Northern district, ine'ualnS n
Ipor,h " sixth street.
MAhrIN ]. MEALEY,
teselyor southern district, inoludinK Il
'touth Of sixth street a..
II i.cs, no, 10 4. sixth street. H-i
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

'rU REH N Tim FOLLOWING
IN / wgLLIh8a
no. 1i6 NJ bTs OF street, s rooms and bath.
NO 4OO khs; oe7onln brto', Ia rooms; mas
- years.
Telephone olll 4es
J. AUuIo4US McOAILIEY,
d3l-u No. oOe Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Bor Kent,
E0R RENr.

.UlfJh hLNIs
4 lnrse stone dwelling. 10 rooms, with
eetoa 6 ouad, pui i'aDls for raislnS pou ultry
Ani hoKs, with plenty CT pasture for several
BOWS
l nOuls AMI stable, suitable for 8 horses
3lS
/ / ftoto and dwelling, rooms, Si2.
o7,fOOntd houses, hot and cold water anu
patti irJat yRrds aud porches. SO.
4 ry0usl houhIB. 'front.' pOroheH, eto, ~
rUumtd houses, 81. Thtsu prices are
Dor, aud igt good reliable tenan = by the
'gesT only. PETER J. fuRD,
Be0 hodnsy street.
ll4eO1 Il ur. secOnd and Webb sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
UOR SALE.
Telephone No. 46s.

EoH sAhh'
Parties looking for we'll built, modern
oonstructed houses arc Invited 70 examine
the houseI Noa l2l0 and i220 ratnali street.
bach houio has 8 rooms aud bath room.
wHter closst, hot and eold water, and a nios
pattsrn OF gas fixtures. The prices range
from 81 $50 so % 2t0. Terms are very as-
oommodating. and Will DO Arranaed TO suit
tho rurchAserA i2p-it
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

EfuH RENr-AN OLD EsrABLlsHED
~ grocery store northeast oornsr of But
tnweoi and Decatur streets; doing large
utue ior the last ten years; Imm ediate poI.
sSSion' 9' wln. fOhkLSI, kighth aud
put'ohScoi Streets i23 cod Inns
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
ATLANTIC GARDEN
MO, saA KING STREET.

The uudsIslgned has Atted up the
Atlantic Garden In good style, and
invites all who wish TO pass . few
moments pleasantly 70 call and part,ol
pate In game of shufiis board, ten,
pins or pool Ohoioe wines and liquors
and cigars always on hand.
Lunch every Wednesday morning
and Saturday morning and evening.
WM. LEGG, Proprietor.
iisu
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

EOR RENT OR SALE-A sM ALL
truck farm Of twenty four acres, Il miles
un NllmlnSton, = Of mile from railroad
hunh' hppitA lcats and other ( ulIs on
'he place; money lent. CLARK & MCLEAR,
us Market street. II If
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

'IrUR RtNT-FURpISHED on UN-
4 turnishec, = two story br oR dwelling,
containing foOmA located In q desirable
nti ghborhuoI near Ihs centre OF the city;
sup pi!bi with all eoaysnlsnoes. This prop
erty is now eomiofu bly, furnished through
ont Nitn overJ Necessary convenience tor
housekeeping, lnoiGtiug draperlss, piano,
|e'o Apply " HAWKINS co., 7l2 Mar
ct st!esl lSllU
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

gNoh HENT-sIoRE. NO. ns MARKET
street nov Ooo Ipisd by Quigiey n
mullen AltO sf0rs hol' % on the " iining-
ton tOrtherl 4. n ADDRESS W. h.
hhloE' 4os y sStn street, PhiiAdelphia,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

E7Oh HEnT-LOW, To A SMALL
a ismily Who SIll take care OF the prop.
eAy, hO-fOom house, with front and lido
yati; bnBdJ wine water in kitlhsn, Apply
al NO, ERBt l,h street wit
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

= TNUH REHT-A FARM OF ID AuRkS
y ~ fpilos rom Wlnningtou, IN BrAn
dy vine Hd. The llnl Is IN : hi. b tate OF
cultivation An klads OF fruits on tho
plAcs ol buldingt; money rent. CLARK
hoLGAh, rs MaTEstsL. MT
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

EOh RENr-rHE HOUSE soI JACK
- son street, front yard and porch; ali
SCnyen'enoet; Immediate possession II Do
FiftA street fi-lt
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for WI
10 u, II IS, II s. a. m, 262 sol, 412, 4 20 30
8 81. 6O7, 657, 20 y, IN.
Accommoda ion, $40, 10 q q. m., LIS, 2.S
n. 4 u. 0 Y . % J0a 10 20 and II q .. N.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

Htoh hkNr-rWU STDhaS, WITH
A dFtlling, on Market street, and drug
ssote nbd gHelling, all doing Rood business.
ono nrstoiIsa farm. Gk,I. W. BRIGHT,
III MaThet street, va. del. d29ti
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

nuR H. Nr-rHREs STORY BhIUK
dwoliinP, t4S msdis ison street, Q II oms
shl shed kitchou, with bath; niosly papsred
anroushouti Ia good handy neis h6ornood.
Apply 10 W. SCtrf gEkNUN, this ofIioe.