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Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Wales, OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Wales, this
4 oity
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

Miss Guthrie, of Guthrie, Mo-,
is the guest of Mexico friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

1t is reported that petroleum has
been discovered in Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

Mrs. J. NJ. Bush is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. t. Ricketts,, in
Bevier, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

DAVID r. LOCKE, Nasty, is
dead, aged So.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

James Galloway is able to be on
the streets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY, FEB. %, 1888.

Elder Kincaid has returned from
Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

For "worn-out.' "run-down.'' debilitated
school teachers. m~iIIiners,s s-amstresses. house
keepers, and ~overvurkcd women generally.
Dr.. Piercess Fayorite Prescription Is the best
but admirably fulfiis a singleness of purpose.
being a most potent Specific for all those
Chronic Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar to
women. The treatment ct many thousands
of such cases. at the Invaiids' Hotel and Surg
teal Institute has afforded q large experience
III adantiug remedies for their cure. and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

AVER = ossesrsls
II the Liver be- Dbl
comes torpid. il the Aa~
bowels are eea>sip tttyl, OF Tho stomach
f'ils to perform Is functions properly Use
Ayers Pills, 'fie.y are invaluable.
For some years / was a victim 10 Liver
Complaint. la e7.se luetlee 81 which
suffered from General Debility and iiidi-
g~estion, 4 few boxes Of Ayers fills
restored ne To perfect health, - w. r..
Rrightnes, Henderson, w. Va.
Fer years | have relied more upoa
AYERS Pills than any thing else, 10
Regulate
nay bowels. These Fills arc mild In action,
anti DO their work thoroughly. I have used
t4tnl with sttott effect, In eases of Rhcu-
iaaiism. Kidney Trouble. and Dyspepsia.
&c. 4. Miller, Marlborough, Mass.
Ayers Pills cured me of Stomach and
Liver troubles, from which | had suffered
Ter years. ! consider them the best pills
uaade, aud would not be without tliem.-
Morris Gates, townsville, n. \.
l was attacked. with Bilious Fever,
which was followed by Juuntlioe, and was
ST dangerously i'll that my friends de-
SPARED Of my recovery. | commenced
taking Ayers Pills, and soon recained nv
customary strength and vigor.-Jehn G.
i'attison, lowell, Nebraska.
Last spring | Suffered greatly from a
troublesome humer ON my side. In spite
Of every effort to cure this eruption, it liz
creased until the flesh became entirely
raw. | was troubled. at the same time,
with Indigestion, and distressing pains In
The Bowels.
BY the advice of q friend | began taking
AYERS Pills. In n short time / was free
from PAIN my food di.ested properly. the
sores Oh my body commenced healing,
and. In less than one month, ! WAS cured.
Samuel d. White, Atlanta, Ga.
L have long used Ayers Pills. in my
family, and believe them To be the best
pills made. S. c. Darjen, Darylcn, Miss.
My wife and little girl were taken with
Dysentery a few days ago. and | nj once
began giving them small doses Of Ayers
Pills, thinking | wonld rail- Il doctor IL the
disease became any verse. In a short
time the bloody discharges stonpeC, al
pain went away, and health was restored.
Theodore Eslfng, Richmond, Va.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared by pr,I c, aver & Co., Lowell, Masa
SSid =" ~ ssssfers in MedicinS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23
The Bowels.
Ayers Pills

Prepared by Dr. c, aver & Co., Lowell, !Mas
S.SiH =" ~ s,af,srs in MedicinS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

at once.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
BALTIM0k. n 0ssIO mAILROAn
soHEDuLE In KyTnOr, Kov. 20, In /,
fRninn MAYA Halaxnra ua,aun IanA,

BOHHDULH IN KYTEOr, Nov. 70, u
trains leave relAwnfa Avenue IApo,
for PhilsdelphiA and Chester, 0 10, %,
%, ~, 10 ID and II 10 .. M; 90, 90, Q 90,
Of, b 10, O. ~, Q 90, 90, Q % and II D. m,
Un sundays, 90, %, Q ~, 10 Is and Ii II ..
nj 90, . oo, . 10. n, 90 and Q a. D. m.
For Chicago, wheeling, Columbus ano
Sendu1ky, daily, 20 q. m. and 40 D. m.
FOR Pittseurg, daily, 7 90 q. N. and % ,.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louia
daily. II 10 .. N. and 20 D. m.
For Baltimore and Washinkton and New,
ARK and HAyrO de Grace, II 10 q. M; = ~ and
20 .. n: ON Sundays, 20 and II 10 .. m.
FOR SingerIy, slB snd II 10 .. M; 9 u
20 and 80 p. m. and II 90 midnight. N
rOK KLANDRNBEK3,s 10 a, nj .Sundnj
only. 1850 Q. m. and 9AS p. m. dRIly
xeept Sunday. 3 30 p. m. daily.
Train1 leave Market EtfesI Station.
FOR Philadelphia 80 p. IN. daily, Onoop
sunday. Fol Balsinoip 2es p. M,
| daily, except Sunday. Esf LAadenborg
$50 and 1850 A. M. and Asb P. "a, dniIy
eLcep' Sunday; ais .. m. Sunday only
rhe io.t0 a. m. train connects ., Kar
junction with Cincinnati and st. Loul
through express, daily, oxoept Sunday. Tn
10 p. N. connects with OhieSgo and ~
Louis express daily.
Trains for NtlminSton-LAAys Phusdsl
pniA, daily, ~ %, 0 II, %, Hle.3o .. m, a
400. 80, sS.oo. A,a0. o.eT. s.ia 10 90 p. n.
Daily, aKospt Sunday, I.lE Q. "a, l.0
noon, AA.1A, IL 30 p. m.
Exprpas trains
| ". 81. OLlM ENTE, u. LOED,
MAnA&sr. 0snI PaRs. Akex.
| TsleDhona No. ipa.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Moxruns.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will po received
BY the Tfuftees Of the Poor until O'Clock, g.
M, on April 2sth. for supplying the aims
houle and insane department with bread
meat. groceries, tobacco, nopr and iced dry
goods, clothing. ehoes, carpet slippers; hats
drugs and moaicints and gasoleno for three
months, IRON April 2bth 70 July goth. lsSS.
Bids for bdef Will be BY the quartet, IN
proportion Of one hind quarter with kiiney
fet taken out, with three fore quarters out
OF cattle we'll fAtted and dressing not less
than 500 pounds. Bids for mutton will be
Tor fore quarters only. Senplee OF the EoodA
required can be seen at the almshouto an
schedules for the convsnisnee OF bidders will
be furlished. all goods 10 be delivered Al
the eimshouse tree OF any extra charge
bidders VIII write the word proposal OF
the back Of the envelops, 90 that they may
be disttnauiehe1 from other ereommuniohtioni
and address Trustees OF the Poor of New
Castle Oouuty, care Of JOHN OUTLINE,
superintehd dent
Ths Trustees Of the Poor ressrve ,hd righl
10 reject any or all bids. ale-bt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
N. MGgary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
S. {. Coz. 9th and Tatna|I,

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 1s
cents per yard; this you will
buy elsewhere for 20 cents.
We have for a medium
grade of Formosa Fancy, q
brand known to dealers and
sold for IS cents; we give it
to you for 20 cents.
Double Extra Jointless
Damask Mating made 10
figures like carpet we sell for
48 cents. Later on you'll
be glad to get it for 55 cents.
Kwong Hing Lung Impe
rial Fancy Mating Tor 81
cents per yard. .=
Pagoda Fancy we're sell
ing for ~ cents now. 1t will
go higher. Kohl. Nor pure
white at 39 cents.
/ This brand is like a board
will wear as long as a Brus
sells carpet, and is mucl
Gooler for the coming heatec
season.
. You will do well to bu,
your Mattings now, thougl
Iyou will not need them TO
a few days. Just take a lool
around before buying anon.
the stores and then come tc
: : us. You will see somethin,
T worth seeing.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

on Saturday, May l2ih. The Oonven-
ION will meet at Dover, on Thursday,
Msy Hth, and will consiss OF 100
islegates, 40 OF which will be from this
,lty. This Convention will select six
delegates to represent Delaware at the
NsuonAl Republican Convention. and
other business OF Importance will be
transacted. TIE Repu blicsns OF Della.
ware should follov the example ol
their brethren In Pennsylvania, aud
send none but their best men 10 the
|Slate Convention.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Philadelphia. Wilmington d sal.
timore Railroad.
APRIL 2grd. IeaR.
PRIL s3rd, 1883.
fFsins vin loave Wilmington As foiiowI

a@AA - N@a ap AOo9t
frninn viii loave wilmington ~ foilcp
SUNDAY TRAINS,
g s sssrPHS5ss: HS b IS 4 4 si e. o. S. No. i 8
4 sSS s 4 < iS$ !: I I ( I I.
s'iifG s:SRrsfs}h %., b. - "a "a "a ~ an NJ
Aesomn odetiop, go, TOO zo@ SIS, O~.
IL sfw So,t No. s e ~ - a. 8 sM 90 az e y ss g
FOR %s:. z; z Chester, vi. L.motin, % an,
For NsHsrS tcsntrsy & and nd intermediate sss
BHiiiHols 4, S Snd iassrnsdisse stations. 10 =
BsItimors and q BAY = line, 7Sp.m.
"a oBsltimore and WsshinEton,- IA. lta 50
y ~ n and nd = Y, a. m. los u IT, 244, 4sA 10
Trains for Belawsre %; Division leave for.
sw 1as,le; aea ,S 9q ss9a N's. m.' nsA s& sA
georgetown and Lewes. 80 a. m. . pp.n.
Seaford iexpressl, . 70 p. m.
| harn9afi1n' 10 Deimsr' and way station6, -
E4piress ior Harrington. 50 p. m. Wa,
Express isr Dover. Harrington. and De,
/ mar, IL 05 HiRht.
Franklin CITY, 8 ssa. m,
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort. and Norfolk, Ii Night
| Leave fnllhnelpmA, BROAD street. Tor WI
| ninRton (express), l225, 3 80, 7eo, Tzz, . 10
| ~ %, II lA II ~ q. M, Q o. sou, t02 4 90
o.. b2, so. ~, II BOP. m.
Accommoda ion, $50, 10 Is Q. m, i.26 Z. %
81. 4U. 6z2 8S zoos 10 40. and IL n p. IN.
FER Philadelphia (express), 100,
71A 80, II 81 a, m, 27, "a anu 7 % p. M
Accon modatIon, a SIS a. M, Rio ia
So. 2 oe. and 10 % p. m.
Accommodation, Q l5 m, Il 10. I z. 10
| . 30. and u. ~ D. m.
For New York (expressl, . so asa, -, III
slbs IL tin m, an, b24, y %. os. and io.t
| y. m.
For West Chester, via Lsmokin. SIS q. m.
FOR Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort an
| Norfolk, II O5 Night.
For New Castle, Middietown, Clayton
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, Beaford, Laurel
| and Delmar, ~ 0S Night.
Baltimore and Warrington, In, ga SO,
10 II q. m, u ce, 8 "a, and u p. m. BAltj
| more, 0. % and II S8 y. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for Wi
minigton lexpressL "a. "a $50, T.3o. oio. H.
A. M, sos, 6.H and ils26 z. M.
Aocommod.!ion s.sS 10. % A. NJ, Il. IS, 4 O
For further Information, passengers are r,
ferred TO the ticket once at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expires
| upon which extra fare Il charged.
's ssasrs q kss.asr kss ssnsrsi fs..sSsei + %oSD A.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25


ALTHOUGH IL 10 bus comparatively q
sew days until the voters OF this city
VIII Do called upon TO elect twelve
members OF the Board OF Education,
NO achon Whatever Is being taken In
toe mailer. These men, with those in
she bosrd who hold over another year,
nave the discussing Of . large amount
" tne 9aI payers money, but far more
important than that, they control ouI
pnolc schools, where our children are
trained and educated. The Board o
education is therefore one OF, II not the
most important public body In the mu'
nioipAli'y, but Notwithstanding this
snere is, and for years has been . tota
ussregArd 30 to the qualifications OF th'
men eleoted TO IL Thus far mot . sin
gle candidate has been publicly named
And the indications are that the scene
OF other years will be repeated. and an.
one Who wants 70 be, can be elected
tnls important poaition. There is con
siderable room for improvement In th
present Board, and this fact should nc
oe lost sight OF by the voters, wh
saonld take enough interest in thl
mater 10 select good men, without n
spsc' 70 their politics, to take charge
oar public schools.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

OHIEF Justice Comegys has mel
with an irrepArable loss In the death oil
bis estimAble wifs, and he has The
hesrifelt sympathy OF thousands Of his
friends In this, the hour Of his bereave.
ment. Although she had passed The
. lotted three SCORE and ten years, she
was stili vigorous, and her intellect un
couded, therefore. II ID probable there
has never been . Time when the Chic
Justice would have missed his llfe'I
|c)mpaniQn ~ much ~ the present.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

BONE Of the saloon keepers In PhilA-
deli hia, who have com piled with oil
The provisions OF the High License Law
In making their ApplioAtions and been
refused, intend 10 vest the matter In the
Supreme Court Of PennsylvAnis. -
There we're no charges or remonslrAu
ess against these applicants, and the
question that will be raised is: "HAve
che judges OF the License Court the
right or poHer to refuse them under the
oircumstAnces?" In this State the 10 =
sAys the judges "msy grant . license, /"
and this, Of course, leaves II optional
with ihem to grant or refuse an Appll-
oAtion, according to their best judg
menL There is no denying that the
Oourt is imposed upon By interes sted
pArtieS, and induced TO grant license.
10 those who should not hAvs them, and
withhold them In sABos where the ap
plieAnb are men OF good character, and
every way qualified to have them. D
oourss, the Judges are not 10 blame II
this matter, As II cannot be expected
thAs they, living In another part Of th
BsAte, can know anything more Abou
the applicants than Whist 10 told thea
BY paid attorneys, or other interestsl
parties. II would therefore De mucI
better II the Court was relieved OF th
license business altogether, and thl
enure matter placed In the hands OF
oom mission com posed OF our own cill
zsns, who could also DO required to 20
~ liquor bAlliffs, and see tnAt the Law
zagulAting the trAfiio were strietl,
eniofoed. Then lei the price OF
hoense be placed At not less than $500
With security for tho faithful observAnc
Of the laws; $500 OF this money 70 20
The oity treasury toward the maiulair
snee OF the police force, and the +,
nalnder 10 the StAle. The Law shoul
oe framed so that each ono who coul
show that he had not violated the iAy
and would comply with It's reQuirl
menGS, would be entitled 10 secure
license, without being dependent upo
she option OF the commissioners. Bu,
AiAw would be fair 10 All parties, As
would keep violAtors OF the law fro
receiving q license, and We belle
would give more satisfaction to 9
eonoerned.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
WEDNESDAY. APRIL no. 1883.
rHn FREE TRADERS are forever lai

TIE FREE TRADERS are forever talk.
ing about over prod duction and the bal.
ance wheel OF free trade. "rhere are
100 many goods manufactured, they
say, and the mAnuiaotories that are
now run twelve months can make ali
thai 10 needed in ssven months. II 10
this arhaoiAl basis which plays havoc
with your industries. In England,
under tree trade, there Are no sudden
changes from prosperity to depression"
These ere the Arguments they put forth
With All the sem blAnee OF sincerity, but
She facts show someIhtng different In
1855 the United Kingdoms ship build.
Ing industry amounted TO / ,250. 900 tons;
An 1884 ID had decreased 10 750, 900 tone
In 1885 70 $4,000 tons, and nos many
of the stipy ards on the Clyde are .vir-
suAlly closed, while such OF the work
mon a. could raise the means have
emigrAted 70 this country. A Glasgow
paper In speaking OF the condition oil
che working olAsses says:
slow do the unemploy ed keep them.
saves alive during the months Of en-
forced idleness, is . question that 10 IN
the mouth OF every one acquainted with
the tsKrible and long continued depres
aien that has been resting on the indus
tzies on our river for the past two o.
three years. One yard has been totally
closed for months past, while o lnrg,
majority Of those who have anything
10 do have only about ons-third or one
fourth the number Of workmen oapabl
of being employed when business 1
eKisk As conseq queuoe OF this stat
OF things some thousands OF men hAv
been walking our streets now 70
months, unable to obtain work Of an,
kind Pale faced many OF then
nnxious broWed all Of them, and ssein
nttie or nothing to lead them 70 hop
aor betterinR Of things. How do the
live9 Well, some people would say,
ehey knew all, that the idle Workme
don't live 81 all; literally they fee
upon the husks rejected by the swim
Many Of III nr children have to bog fc
their foo4, And any residents In th
neighborhood will tell you about th
Nttie hungry looking creatures that to
Mt their doors after dark, and solicit
bit Of bread for supper"
This 10 true picture OF the way d
balance wheel OF free trade preven
production in GreAt Britain, m
the effect would be the same in th
country. Here, where our industril
are proieoed BY . wise and benef oeI
tArih, such scenes are unkno wn, N
bhose who are able and willing TO VOL
ars sure OF employment ut remuner
Ave wages. Remove the barrier Of pr
tsction, and the working class is plao,
On the same level and In the same 90
eition As those Of free-trAde Gre
Britain.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

The reputation is complete
as you may witness this
morning by a visit to certain
counters where all the goods
deprecated by the late
Easter Occasion.-the great.
est Dress Goods Exhibition
ever made are offered by
themselves at half prices
And this is done that the in
sinuation may be absolutel,
lgroundless.
| Merchandise Mciaent No
II.-All the dress stuffs soil
led in decoration, including
sateens, lawns, stuff goods
robe patterns, have beef
. Igathered alta single counter
'lYou can take them at hal
Iprices.
How much are they in
Z sjuredl At most but little
, Many practically not at al
q For a dress, good as eve
Il Half prices! What doe
. that meanl Just this: the
J average down more tina
'tlthat. Mostly just half.
,esIfew more,many less. Earliet
;, lcomers get the best pick.
!. y East of main aisle, north.
III Merchandise Mciaent NJ
!: 2-White Goods, som
y white, others not. Man,
TO facturers' remnants, lawn
be Inainsooks, Lcambrics. Fe
OF short were the wore
lis about them yesterday, b
'si .; they brought an early CROW
and steady. The doub
.nl ranks at the counter we
N: there all day. It's the sar
"a IA incident to-day, 20 and
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

Pickles Stove and Heater COMPANY q
Monitor OIL Stove can bee teen in ope.
ration At 505 Shipley street. There are
four things TO be observed In purohas-
ing an oil stove:
1. Positive safety.
2. Perfect combustion.
8. Simplicity Ut Construction.
4. Durability.
The Monitor possesses all thesi
points. 1t is the most absolutely sAf
oil stove made.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

CdY METHOD the only Known that permn
ncntly Of Special Diseases, largest
rrAL and private practical experience with every remsdl
and known science fnf qaieheH recovery and
/ permanent cure. THE MOST DANGEROUA CAeE1
SOLICITED. Relief At oncss sehd for book Truth
gu special diseases and exposing frauds, hel tricks
vietmiEe sufferers and AVOID oeAled vegetable medl
einel, blood puriners, fraudulent promlsing cure
pay etc. They ruin h0usauda best skill IN the begin
ming will much suffering and delay. Write oal
patients the doctor euly Hours, 70 3, tog. Ws5
l oesiav aud Saturday TIL 10. Sunday TIL /.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
wELaIMarUa s nUMrMERKm, n

Time tAplo in erect NOV. z0tn 1887. Train
ieeyo Wilmington (frorch gtroetl as follows
Fer Reading, Blrdsboro, Joanna, Sprins
Held, WaynesburK Junctiea, Manor, Pottp
Vile, TAnaqua, A1lsntoHr, Lebanon, Wsr
nerrytlie aad al points on tho PhiIAdelphit
Snd Reading X. r., 100 =. m. and Gtt pi m
for Springfield, WAynesburg JGno-
tion, Ooatssyilie. EmbroeviIle, Isenapa
Ohsdds Ford and DuPont's and interrnG
diato 9olnts,T.oc AIN, z1B, and 4 % .. m.
kor Ocatesvillo and intermsdik pointa
ut 90 a. m, las and s. p, m.
For West Chester, 1. 90 n, m. as and 4 q
p. m.
For New Bridge and intermediate pointi
t.la p. N. and on Saturday, at 70 AND II II
y. m.
pn Sunday for Reading and tntermediAt,
poinss, st % .. m, and for Spring neld Ant
Intermediate points az y % D. M.
a. q. .MoCAUSLAND, u. h, HIBBARD,
HuneItntsuuens fonI PhBg As,,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
w. W. weir, Photographs,

W. W. W~H' FhutoBFhpuefI
611 Market street. Entrance In Law.
TOMS store. by elevator. direct 10 fioor
of gallery. No climbing Of steps; new
and original scenery; either In door OF
out door work. having every facility for
making more changes In styles Of pic-
lures than any other photographer In
the state. Cabinets IS Per dossn. Call
and examine work. WAlk in store and
you will be kindly received.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
wAHAM AKER's

1t is inSzNuated that after
our exhibitions OF dress
goods such as are injured
by exposure to dust and
light are returned to stock
to be sold as perfect goods
and therefore buyers run the
risk of getting damaged in
stead of regular goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25

ID EMOvAL
q Having removed to No. 2IB East
Fourth street, 1 am prepared N do tin
aad sneet iron roo nng, suttering. spoutinR
and Job work Of AL kinds promptly attended
70. Tin roofs repaired and painted. Esti.
mates furnished whom desired. Would b.
pleased to see ell my old customers and al
many new ones As may wfnh TO gite me
oAu. ALkxANDER OHAMBERS.
Ale Am
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
no. ao6 MARKET sr., ABOVE 2D.
WILMINGTON
William n. Babc0ck
DIR, THEETa,
53S N. Fourth st..
Below Green,
PHILADELPHIA.

IS years prastleAl experiences
OusrAutecs to cure more quicker
safer and permanent than AnJ
ndVcrtiaing physician all Ape
ctalDiseaacs, Blood POiAoR
sktn IplseaAeA, i'impiea
ItlotehCA, Obstinate Ulecra
ObstrttctonA, intihmmatiop
Of Kidney, lilndder Z and otha
orsAsn. NcryouH Debility
Fairly Denay. VI rnkneAA. eie
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Having knlArksd MY Faesorx

am now prepared TO do all my work
promptly. All IL need Of . new car
riAge or who wish 70 have their old
ones repaired, should give me call, o.
oil work 10 made Of the best material
and put together in the best style,
Prices moderate. JOHN WALTHER,
Over Market Street Bridge
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
OPENING OF NV e%E STORE.

The subscriber informs his friends, and the
public generally that he has .openeh q new
Rrocgry ktore, at the sou thoast corner of Flfth
and Jefferson streets, and will keep oh hand .
good assortment of nne goods, which he will
eell Mt the lowest prices. Cholce bHlter and
nour speciality. A call II respectively so
licited. Orders received and goods delivered
in all parts Of the rity, without additional
charge. JOSEPH E. MILLER. A9-iit
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
lxoELsIoR LOAN AssOCIA1 ION.

LNXOELSI0R LOAN ASSOCIATION.
~ New series now offered for sale; shares
only N each. Money to loan in sums tp suit,
on frst or secOud mortgage. Debt Ihay be
paid on at option OF borrower at any monthly
meeting, or may be reduced by inst iluIents OF
VS. or over. Interest abated as the |, ah Is re-
turned. All per SONS interested and desirouS
OF bee omtng mem bers Of prosperous and re-
liable association are invited to call aud In
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