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Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Brevities.

The cheapest hns house fm tue city
RuEnf9rd hron,' 4oA MArke eE RtFeea
Try Bnsh's coal you will like 1t.
Brszilian Balm, immediate cure for mumpe
Brazilian Hahn cures a cold; 20 doses, 100
90 to hurphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Burphey's.
Try Bush's coal ; you will surely like It.
hillard v. Davis, jeweler, 0 E. Second st.
Fine 10 X. Rings, At HanrB, l6 Il. Fourth,
y. RoOp Smith. druggist, bth and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
first class furniture at Aurphey's, 800 Ship
ley street.
Wringors repaired BY Richmond, sth and
TAtnall.
60 TO Geo. H. Murphey's for your pa rlor
chamber and dining room furniture, 301 Ship
ley Dtreet.
Only 81 80 per load for best hickory kind
ling wood, 1t j. q. Buyer b %. ., foot o
TatnRll street
We stop tho press 10 say that HollIs has
the bsst cough candy At No. Neat See ond
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
A New sea, rorU, =. Nos..

WAsHINGToS. D. O March % The
Ouited States Treasurer has sdopted q
new seal for use on U. 8 notes and
certificates. 1t is similar !n design to
the large one used on the old $40 note,
with the addition Of a small lace border,
with many points, In Reome,ric lathe
work. 1t is light pink in color, circular
In form and nearly two inches In dI.
smefer. Heretofore o separate seal was
used on notes and gold and silver cor.
tihSates, varying In size and design,
according to the character and dsneml.
nation OF the note. Hereafter the new
seal will be used exclusively on oil
paper Issued. The CHANGE In the siza
and design 10 eatd to ba In the nature oi
an additional safeguard against conn.
tsrfsiting.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Nine More yoters,

The monotony of the routine business
Of tho Levy Conrt was broken yestsr.
day by adding nine more names to the
list Of voters. This names SO added
were: GeorRe N. CLARK, Ninth ward
Lewis Fl. Duncan, New Castle hundred
Preston Mouseley, Ninth ward; Martin
". Do.an, OhristiRnA hundred; Frank
4. Webb. Seventh ward; James A.
ohcrman, Fifth ward; Samuel H. Car
ter, seoond ward; henry d. Downing,
Filth ward; John b. Stradley, Seventh
ward. The court will not visit the
almshouse, as has been the usual Gus.
tom, deeming 1t unnecessary. The bill
of the coroner and his pny siclRn, amount,
Ing to Sbl5 Al, WAS allowed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Largo Auction safe of wooliens.

NEW YORK, March 2s,-Dry goods
men from all parts of ths country at,
tended the Rno.ion GAls OF woOllena
yesterday. Tho goods we're sold by
order Of the Arlington Mills. One
thousand cases OF cotton warp fancy
drers goods and 5000 pieces OF all wool
goods we're sold, and the amount real
tzed ranges betWesn $500, 900 and $780,
coo. The cotton wRrps brought good
pricss, ranging from 991 TO IL and from
16A to Tx cents psr yard; 2l.inch
beiges brought from TX TO 9A GENTS
per yard. The all wool Roous went
very cheap. Fifty.ineh fAnoies brought
from 60 to 73 cents, and the prioes for
a2-inoh fancieB ranged from 431S 10 5s
centH,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Streets ana seveys

The Board OF Com N 1ission of strset,
and sewers met last evening In regular
John j. Craig was granted permis
sion TO tap Lord strsot sewer, in order
70 drain the cellar Of the hotse No. az
Lord street.
For the purpose OF draining the prop-
critics Nos. 31S and 3t5 Msikst Ntrest
dawthFop, Brother u Co. were granted
permission to tap sewer on aid sLraat.
Gillespie q 90. were given permission
70 tap Poplar street drain In order to
drain the building B. e, currer Fourth
and Poplar streets.
a similar rsQaest Was rrNnted
Oharles Stewart, 10 tsp tie ORANGE
street sewer In order TO drainlthe brild-
ing N. w. corner Second and Orsnre
strests.
The chief engineer was instructed 10
make survey for the laying Of O terrS
Gotta pipe sewer from the Intersection
OF delaware avenue and Liutoln streat.
70 run eastwhrdly on said iAyenpe to
Dntont street, thence to Gilpin avenue,
70 clayton street; northorly on CLAYTON
to connect with RAttlesnake Run se wer.
HEAD u Go. were given permiHslo
TO sci 100 feet OF curb on Bennett s1reat
between Tenth and Eleventh ssreete,
George W. Humphrey was granted q
rebate OF 8 cents per foot on SI feet Of
The following proposals ftr grading
Walnut street from Flttsenth aud SIX
tenth, and Fifteenth from Fronch TO
Walnut, were opened and rtad. IA.
Mcoaulley, SO cents per cabic yard;
Hugh Patton, 80 cents; william Dough.
erty, 80 oenta; John Dolat, 80 cents.
The awarding OF the coutrtct was do.
ferret until the next meeting.
Tho Street Commission& was in
struoted TO fill up hole at Thirteenth
and Hesld streets, In order to atop a
How OF water from running on n loi OF
Mrl. Martin Farrell.
The Chief Engineer was instructed to
drive stakes Tor grazing Thirteenth
street from Rodney to ClaS ton.
John COLLINS was awarded the con.
tract for cleaning sewer trars at S.
each.
Orders were SLOWED AZ allows: John
81. Fiamer, $50; John RolAn, 6IO0;
weekly pay roll, $32.64.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
The Manufacture OF La.a,

ST LOUIS, Maroh 23.--Oaptain W.
g. Bart!e talked to reporter on Mon.
dsy night respecting his testimony
given before tha Congregational Commit.
tee investigadng the manufacture OF
lard at Washington. Captain Bartle
said there is other evidence forthcoming q
that will cseate more of sen sAtien
than that given by him. He said be
was surpriAed that hie testimony should
have hsen given cut for publication
while that OF otheTs equally rs damae
ing has never bsen made pubic, III
wrote oua q Btatemen. TO correct whni
be termed misraprasenta tations In ths
telegHaphio dispatches from Washing-
ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Pomoned Eivo children.

HOUSTON, Tex, March 2s.-On Mon.
day, Sheriff Ellis was notified that five
children had been poisoned at the houst
OF Mrs. John Sessum. Doctors wert
summoned and Boon had four Of them
ont OF danger. MIRA 6eesum said she
had not bean living with her husband
or year; that on Monday morning he
came TO the house, and, goinR to tue
Kitchen, dropped something into the
ooffse, which the children subsequently
draL X. Sessun and his wife were both
arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
aeneral Houlnncer Ret,red.

PARIS, March 27.-on the proposal
of the Minieter OF War, President Gar.
not, acting on the unanimous advice of
the officers who conducted tho Court.
martial, has signed d deorse placing
General BoulanGer on the retired list OF
the army. The proposal had previously
been considered by the Council Of MIN
leierB.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Amuaenlonts,

At the Grand Opera House, COM
mencinR on Monday evening next, Mi,a
Kittie Rhoades and company begin q
weeks engagement at cheap priceB.
The Scranton Republican rays: Miss
Eittie Rhoades' company present ted
"Pysmaiion and GAlateA" and "Audy
Blake" last evening to good house.
Az "0Rlatea" Miss RhoAies has no
reason to envy either Miss Anderson or
Mrs. Lsngtry. She has q charming
figure and 10 as ssatuesque 81 art oan
m AHA her
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Cut Rh,s out.

Walt for the great New York Fire
Insurance Bale; will open Saturday
March 3lst. at 10 O'Clock o. m. sharp,
with sa7 ,00o worth OF mems, boys and
children's clothing saved from the late
FIRE of New York. This sale will last
from day to day until the mammoth
stock 10 closed out by order Of the court
Look for bargains at the New York FIRE
insurance salesroomi 416 Market street
Wilmington, Del.
p. s.-100 salesmen wanted at N. Y
Ore insurance sale. Apply March 30sh
at 10 o. 'clook.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

Most machinery must have periods
of absolute rest for examination and
repairs. But the great orgacs of the
body, the stomach, liver and kidneys
never rest, and yet they can be kept In
perfect order by the use OF Laxhdor.
Price % cents,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Relng Moro Pleasan.

To the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly beneficial in Its
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, is rapidly super
seding all others. Try it. One bottle
will prove Its merits. All druggists N.
B. Danforth, Second and Market streets,
wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
The lcduosted uorses.

The Educated Horses are attracting
large audiences ct the Opera House.
This afternoon q matinee " Ill be given,
and all who have not witnessed theiI
wonderful performances should attend.
MAtinees will also bs given on Fziaay
and Saturday afternoons, bsaide per.
formanoes every evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Gadfery Artsr sullivan.

BosroN, March 27.--Godfery, the col.
ored heavy weight champion, called a
the Herald office yesterday and said that
he had found $1,000 backing for a fght
with any man In the world. Godfrey
thinks he can whip Sullivan.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
O,ty Uourn.

At the city court this morning Jesse
Kennedy Was required TO pay 81 and
oosts fof drunksansaa. Geo J. Fostsr
surrendered himself and asked to be
sent ever. The court committed him
until Saturday next.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Heavy FOG,

The fog yesterday af,erRoon was very
heavy, especially on the river, thereby
oostructing navigation to n great ex.
tent. The steamer Brandy wine mado
her usual trip up to Phtladelphia, but
was unable TO return. She IL still Ai
her wharf In that city.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Sale of aorses.

II. Fl. Tyson will have sale o.
horses In Chester to morrow (rhurp
day afternoon. Stidham is going &c
call II, and be wishes several of the
dealera In this city and vicinity to ct
up with bim and see that he does th,
owner full Justice. While he desire,
that citi2ens should secure good bar
eains he does not intend 10 give q sim
gle hurss away If he can help 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Removal.

Dr.. 81. P. Ewes. veterinary surgeon, re.
moved from No 6o6 French etreet II
No. 6lO West street, and pss eucoae6ed
to the practice OF DR.. aId B. Row
LAND, former State yeteriI ,arisn,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

DEMooRATs plAim that the Inn.
! Of o tax on foreign produs.s
nd into our country operates TO
advantage OF the lnborsrs and
to ,heir lmpoverIsh msns. The
Ias the laburers OF cur oou ntry
rs prosperous than the laborsrs
uhsr country hiss no II n lenos
.ii minds and fol s to remove
lAon under which thsy labor.
ovIIlon OF employment ct fair
sy 10 NOT regard Of auy I'M
|. In short they appear TO
d 20. sound policy for them TO
slngls peuny TO stimulate tne
pi Industry In which they are
that they had better stand
$50 foreigners work than to
ueni for the privilege to labor.
y forget thai the only capital
great mass OF the people pos.
s ability TO labor, and when
b are unable to and employ
,y are subject 10 great loss.
e,hTe oysism 10 based on the
cy Of turnlohing vork-pre.
phI loss, ard It's EN- jAoy 10 DO
that 1t 10 surprising that
cannot see 10. The laborers
bes m oss greatly bsneti lied by
A wealthy gentlemAn OBJ
me time ago tn our presen oe,
bling the Republican ticket be
llisvsd that he was voting
biz Interests. He said the
polily tended 10 make labor
ptOdsas deAror, while It was
!, 10 60! labor and oil tho pro.
be lOeesl possible rates. This
sefe'l ns rich man, yet he
pg 10 ,s3ilaoe hts individual
bs The benefit OF lhe great
y people, and he oontln ued to
s2ub.l,sn tlckei. He acted
ll,h, motives, ss doubtless
oi others do, and conse-
e'erTe commsndA.ion. The
p! Of the great multitude OF
Is the most important
Ai can occupy the mind OF
ll9r, az upon the proasAbls
pl depends the prosperity OF
There are also two sides
oieltive principle. BY en-
home manufactures The In.
tho people are slim ulAied
psation OF our people the
duailon Is reduced greatly
of the foreign article, aud
all Glasses are thereby sha
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
VIA wanr,, ~.

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy to fair nd siiRhtly colder. stmi.
lar conditions will probably prevail on
Friday, followed by rain along the
coast with slight rise Of temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
signs OF spring.

IN the szu 70 skies the fsecy cloudiet fioAts
Tho melody OF song birds slAds tho sar,
AND ~ neisn IL receiving oveTc9ats
Fer storage till the autumn day hsre.
Boston Courier.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Tho Dlssa,rous Elpoas.

BERLIN, March 27-The banks Of
the Elbe are hooded for n distance of
many mlles. Hundreds Of Villages are
submerged. An enormous amount of
damage has been done End many lives
hAVo been Lost,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
ror sale Chaap.

a large cylinder stove capable OF
heating one room above ard below,
nearly new. Gan be seen Rt No. 1907
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
nrnsa Trinnn,rga

We will be plenuei to show every
lady In ths oily cur large assortment ol
buttons, braids, bead aAd braid orna
nant simps, lace tluunoing, etc. II B.
Riley, 228 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

Patepsco supsrlarivo Pasont RIouR
stands UNRIVALED
for making GOOD BREAD
of RIOH, DREAMY COLOB
and FINE FLAVOR.
Ask your grocer OF flour dealer for l
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Dress r.t,an,prs.

We are showing the largest line OF
braid trimming ever put on sale In
Wilmington. u. B, Riley, 228 King.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

shadeB on patsnt spring stop rollers
alreaay nor hang Ing, 80 cents each. @,
Wntralli $40 and 822 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Gently ROCKING

On tho porch maid is sitting,
Gently rocking;
A1d We ch the rhythmio Il ittlnR
or her stock ing.
On the porch together sitting,
Interloek ipg,
Sweetest foolighness committing.
uontly rocking.
In year the lady's knitting
HE q stocking,
And I'm by cradle sitting,
Gently rocking.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
The wea,ner in the wes.

DULUTH, MINI, March 27.-North
ern Wisconsin and Minnesota are ex
perieHci cling another severe storm. Owe,
foot and q half OF snow has fallen and
Is drifting badly. The St. Paul and
Dulnth is the only road that has man
aged to get trains through on time, all
the others being from Ave TO thirty
hours late.
ST. PAUL, Minn., March 81 The
little town of Revllle, In Grant County,
Oak, 10 completely blocked in. Word
has been received from there that the
town WAS absolutely without fuel, aud
that the people were compelled to break
up dry goods and other bsxes, aud In
home cases thoir furniture, to burn In
their stoves.
ABERDEEN, DAk., March 97.-It has
been showing hero incessAntly for the
last thirty-eix hours. There ara two
feet OF snow on = level. All railway
travel Ia suspended. The storm is gen
ersl In Central Dakota.
BURLINGTON, IA., March 27.-The
weSther for week has been such as 10
cause serious apprehensious for winter
grains. The severe sleet storm OF Sun.
day and Saturday night was succeed ed
last night by rain and hail, which fell
heavily for several hours.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Oracked Egge,

1000 cracked Gags, from which pigs,
onickens, rabbits, etc., are emerging n
Fergpson's, No. II EAnt Second street,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Ths uommon sense treatment

lie specific treatment for rheum atlsm
dyspepsia, lung disease, spinal affse.
tion, female weakness and about two
hundred other symptoms. GOA French
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
tMother, can 20 out to fish9"

mo. ho, my little sonny,
You know you've got swollen foot,
My precious little honey"
But they got bottle of Salvation Oil,
and he went and caught an eel, and ate
1t like q man.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
ONE TRAM OF LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO, Msroh 27.-One train load
OF stock came into the stock yards this
morning over the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Division under guard of
II Pinkerton men. There was no trou.
BILE whatevcr, and none is feared during
the day.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

Ask for Youths Stacking Tobacco
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
WlndoW shadea.

Easter eggs atFerguson's, II II. End St
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
aaalpniA

usiog MoInall's
,'gs $50. Danforth,
81 market. Shakers
u Ssrks, $780,; Hos.
Botanic Bitters,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
NEW swIToHMHN EMPLoYEp.

Mon Arrive from tho East to Take
the Places OF 49," strikers The Luna-
ber District in chicago In Bad Condi.
tion!
CHICAGO, March 27.-There was but
little change apparent in the 20" strike
to-day beyond tho arrivsl of number
OF switohmen from the East to take the
place OF the strikers. A gang Of 70 OF
these new arrivsls was put to work late
this afternoon In the yards ut Western
avenae. They said they were from
Reading, Pa, and were q portion Of 80
that arrived last night and were dis.
tributed between Chicago and AURORA
TO day.
The company had six switch engines
at work TO day and yssdmaster said
that there were 40 switohmen o.: work
in the yards. The company 10 endeay
oring TO haal such freight % requires
tmmediAte attention aud is etiIE
reorving freight for ail points In
Illinois not resohed by other roads.
The lumber district is in O sad condi.
tton, and, as this 10 the busy season Of
the year, the lumbermen will lose .
large amount Of trade,
No trouble has been experienced from
the strikers to-day, and IL is thought
none VIII no. The railroad 5fhcials,
however. are taking every praoaution
10 protect the new men by having the
yards, tracks and crossings Consistently
patrolled by Plnkerion men and police
men.
An evening psper says: "The proba-
bility OF the brakemen going out In
cresses, and while the company, th eI
strikers 0nd the braksmen themselves
deny any knowledge Of such . move, 1t
Is quite evident that another strike tsl
In the air, nnd may materialize at any
moment"
From information received by an
engineer prominent In the councils of
the brotherhood, tine Brakemen's Qrsey-
ance Committee Will, without DELAY,
present llst Of grievances to the "a
officials. II this list 10 not met with
by the 20" with promises that the de.
mand shall be granted, it 10 considered
most likely that the brakemen will
strike. One Of the brakemen, whom |
questioned about the matter, said: "Ths |
company has advertised In some Of the |
papers for brakemeni that's all know
about It,"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
q eENERAL. sTRIKE FNPRcrEn.

LINCOLN, Eeb., March Twelve
switehmen employed by the Burlington
and Missouri Railroad Company In this
oity quit WORK this morning. or this
number seven claimed to havs quit to
attend, sa delegates, 3 meeting OF the
striking fremen. Two gave sickness
as their excuse, while three admitted
that they were on a strike.
The company employs about ffty
swltchmen In this city, and "a they
have already employed some new men
their business 10 not seriously inter.
rupted.
NEW swITcHMEN EMPLOYED.
GAI.RsBURG. ILL.,, March 27.--Things
on ths Burlington are looking brighter
this morning. A number OF new switch
men from other points have arrived,
and there will be done here all of the
freight business that there is call for.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Died among Strangers.
ooroapondsnos o, tho RrrupLloAs.

|
| LANDENBRRa, March 26.-The death
OF weli-dressed stranger in this plsce
last week created some what of o senss-
tion. During the snow storm a respect.
apie- looking man asked food aud Bhol-
tsr OF Andrew Desmond, o laborer In
Lnnd's mill, which Was granted. After
DeinR thero but o short time he had o
MT, put afterward "a ne TO his senses
abd lived until last week. When he
mad control OF his senses he told the fol-
lowing story:
Name. William Little, from New
haven, Ocnn.; was q widower, and had
Two small boys, for whose maintenance
and education he was BelilpR difFersnt
Kinds OF cutlery from house 10 houBe:
ne was not strong enough for heavy
labor, and this seemed the only thing
left whereby he could support himself
and children"
He was o member Of the Roman
Catholic Church, and IL was found that
he vas member Of the Ancient Order
OF Hibernians Of Now Haven. though
u was not asosrtsined whether he was
IN good standing. The A. o. Il. OF
hocksssin took charge Of the remains,
bad them put In good cssket aud sent
BY express to New Haven.
STILL GROWING WORSE.
LANDENBERo, Maroh 20 The little
girl who shot herself, Maggie McGiin-
chy, is still growing worse, and last
week underwent another operation,
when large ball OF corruption was
found along the back. The matter was
taken out and the physician made her
rs easy as porsibls. II 10 said her cour.
age 10 wonderful, and II 1t wal not for
her great energy she would not be alive.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

hREScE OF Ore In two mo-
Pies wllhla tho past few
p The Impression that thare
Tis'A' large, Tbs proprle.
Establishments should sx
osra or they may share o
II Ia too bad that devil.
pas prompt to such actS,
That neither she foAr OF
Aote or hereafter will pre-
., the worst kind. Thanks
sepsssneat ,he fl lIaes In
aVe bean prevented from
.he aii lining properties,
,Ha3.'on conined TO The
aaFe they originated. suoh
ss'Tos the highest com.
70! only from our oitIzsns
The Insurance com pAn,s.,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

Tos cAgrs s--oraaos - %.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

Are bora into the. world every day with some
sczematoas affection, such as milk crust sraII
head, seurf, or dandluff, sure 10 develon into,
an agonising eczema the itching, burninR.
hnd dlsngaration of which make II fa 4 PRO-,
longed to-bure unless properly treated,
warm eath with CUTfCuRA SOAR, an ex-
gnlsite Skin Beautiher and a single appIica-
IutIe CUTIctIRA KEsoLivENT, the New Blood
Further. arg often sufseient to arrest the pro-
gress OF the disease, and point TO asspeedy and
Hence, no mother who loves her children.
VINO takes pride In their beauty. purity and
new n, ana In bestowlnR upon them child's
gr5atest lnheT,tance,-a skin witlfont n blem-
ish, and body nourished by pure blood
REAKDIEs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

pRExRL, the well-known
mixer, Just deceased leaves
mated Ai twenty million
II ri9h men should do rs
d there would be no rsA.
10 0! the great aouuuu,S.
q Ia = few hands In our
aidsd many msn 30 pro.
In difsreni locations,
only COS. and 9 sm ali
II they could not suo.
aid the fault was their
WAC have more money
'ns should take the hint.
90 good wh!ls they live
" millions to be fought
AOa lawyers when they
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES.

Our oldest child, now six years ofaee wber
an INFANT six mouths old was attAc ca with n
Vlrulent, malignant skin disease, All ordinary
remedies falling, we called our family physf-
clan, who attempted to cure II but II spread
with almost incredible rspidity, unfit the
the middle ofhis back down TO his knees. was
one solid rash, ugly, painful, blotched and
Mslclous. We had no rest at night, no peace
CsTlcuRA REhEpIEs. The effect was simply
marvellous. In three or four weeks a COM
plete cure wu0 wrought, leaving the little fell.
low person as white asd healthy as though
ne nhd never been Attacked. In my opinion
your valuable remedies ssved his Iffe and to-
day he isa strong, healthy child, perfectiy
occurred. GEO H. AM ,TiH ~'~~
Atty at Law and Ex-Pros. Attsy' Ashlapd N
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

FD RV,S Skin and sca,p preserved and
DAD1 y beAutihed by 3UTICURA MKDI-
CATED SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

= OF the people is being
~ s'A'es to lhe imporI.
! iisis and other trees.
lA aud several o.hsr
Aplis a day for tree
hvanIages derived
ln't be overessimased.
= 50 OF an abundance OF
Afa we'll understood ,
70 many farmbousas In
iaa have no protection Of
a'asr ahe wIntry wind
n. Ls' them take the
,tees without EaislnR
,lon or recommendation
hlss', advising or ura.
'aoe OF doing 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
anu Carpets.

~ son, auctioneers,
a, .S.e OF good furniture
e't auction room, on
n, any parsons having
~ 70 70 dispose of can
calling at auction
arth atraet.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

/, ||sa9w q decline OF about
/ dollars for the twelye
Ia Fabrusry, as oom.
Flo preceding swelvs
wonld not 6e so bad
apanted by ths stale.
aorts during the same
creased aisy-three mil
a decrease In exports
steAse Ia i'm por.s is q
kTa'ca does not bear q
" she Democrats are
- 70 secure legislation
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