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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10
PITH AND POINT.

Lost at sea-The sight of land.
A game of Formal visits.
Unbidden guests are welcomest when
they are gone.
The choir organ should alwaysbe dis
tinguished by its high moral tone.
Milk has so little to do with the mich
COW that a distinction is made in the
spelling. -LMe0tH Jaraat
What an immense town must be Parts
Unknown, ontario, Canada. People
keep going there.-ROehester P0st-Er-
press.
In the public schools they do not have
to keep up the interest Of the scholars in
order TO pay the principal.-Nel0 YOrs
As.os.
That Ethel is an artist,
All must admit with grace;
How could one ever doubtit
Who'd ever seen her face
London It'd BIS.
'sWas Rome founded by Roneoi" in-
quired the pupil Of the teacher. 'No,
my son." replied the wise man; ''it WIS
Juliet who was found dead by Romeo"
Once Il Week
At Travelling Agency.-To Clerk:
{" Did YOU ever realize anything in the
German lotteries p ''Yes, sir. 'itried
one five times, and realized that l was
IN idiot .''-Nso York Ois6reer.
There was young doctor Of skye,
Whose patients seemed destined die,
But he left them one day,
To go fishing, they say,
And they all got well, just for guy
-SomerriIe Journal.
''What a beautiful child What an
extremely handsome fellow" says the
gushing visitor to the lady of the house.
'.les, he is handsome boy, 1 think"
ooh, indeed, he is. He is the perfect
image of his father-the perfect image.
Don't you think sof' ''Well, | don't
know. I never saw his father We
adopted him."
The charming damsel had no appetite;
Her health was delicate, her mother said;
But e. the table she put out OF sight
As much as would have two 'longshoremen
fed
~ eat no more than would bird laughed
she:
But when she rose and from the table went,
The landlord frowned and bit his lips; said
he.
81 guess an ostrich was the bird she meant"
-NOrTiSt0tUR Herald.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

Brown is like necessity-he knows no
law. !" used to be said of huge, pompous
member of the bar OF Western New
York.
One morning the village street which
separated the court house from the vii
lage tavern was ankle-deep with water,
owing to a heavy rainfall during the
night
Brown stood looking at the water from
the tavern piazza, and so did White.
another member of the bar, who, though
physically dwarf, was brilliant aud
powerful lawyer.
white, my dear fellow, what will
you dos said Brown, with patronizing
air. You eau never get across the
street; you will drown. | shall have to
take you across on my back"
If you should, retorted White, ''you
would have more law on your back than
you ever had III your head. = Youths
COMPANION.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

A well known Pit.sburg dentist has
lately received patent upon an electrical
appliance that has certainly solved one
of the many difficulties attending the
proper handling OF the human teeth.
Heretofore whole gold tooth has been
made by the old fashioned swedging pro-
cess, at once clumsy and hardly effect
i've. The gold cones are technically
called galvano-plastic tooth crowns, and
the process Of making them is very
simple. A soft metallic model of the
tooth is made, this being done perfectly
by first taking an imp ession of the tooth.
Tie metallic model is then placed in a
dynamo electric bath, and deposit OF
pure gold is thus formed all over the
model. When this gold has attained a
suitable thickness the soft meta is easily
melted out without iniuring the cone,
leaving a perfect, smooth gold tooth
crown. This process is FAR easier than
the old way, and has received marked at
tention from the scientific dental organs
in the East. -Pit'sury Dispat-k.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10
OF a Financial Nature.

Bobby (thoughtfully)-"Pa, do men
in business worry abou. money mat
tersP
Father Sometimes, Bobby. For
instance, when a man whose credit is not
first-class owes me money. l worry more
or less until get it. DO you under
stand. p
Bobby-"Yes, pa, and when you owe
money to other people l s'pose they
worry until they getitf'-Epoh.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

The captain frowned and looked in
tentiy at the drummer boy while draw
ing the covering over him again; then
slowly, almost without knowing it, and
still looking at him, he raised his hand
to his head and lifted his cap.
Captain" exclaimed the boy in sur
prise, what are you doing; capiain-to
mef"
And then the rough soldier, who had
never said a gentle word TO an inferior,
replied in an iDexpressibly soft and af
fectionate voice:
81 am but captain; you are hero"
Then he threw himself with open arms
on the little drummer boy, and kissed
him three times on the heart CosHso-
p0ladn.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

Scene: The supreme court room, six
Judges being seated on the bench.
MIR. X to Judge p. tcontemptuouslyl
81 thought l was addressing gentle
man.
Judge P. (severely)-"What do you
mean, siri"
The Chief-Justice (sternly)-"Mr. X,
you must retract what you have said /;
you must apologize"
Mr.. X. (bIandly)-'I will retract, your
honor, if have said anything wrong;
but what l said was, that thought
was addressing gentleman, and l still
think so."-C Commercial Adcert,ser.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

Mr. Somborn-''rmv very glad you con-
cluded to come again this season, Miss
Elson."
Miss Elson-'Gs there any special rea-
son for your JOY after your experience of
last yearln
Mr.. Somborn-''Yes, I've joined an
amateur dramatic society, and l want
you to help me rehearse that refusal
scene of ours again. I'm going to play
crushed lover Judge.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10
The Man with the Rabbit Eye.

aThere." said the beautiful Amelia
Wintergreen, casting a diamond ring at
the feet of Ethelbert Flitterbat, take
the Jewel you gave me- l shall marry
Mr.. Smithereen, who owns the horrid dog
from which you ran yesterday, leaving
me without protection from that dread
full beast. You are a coward, Mr.. lit
terbat. If Mr.. Smithereen had not
kindly saved me, sobbed the charming
girl, historically, Il should not have
been rescued. Please go, Mr.. Flisterbat,
and forever"
Amelia" moaned that wretched
young man, "hear me. Know that my
right eye was once 4 rabbits. 1t was
with my right eye that saw Smith
GREEN'S cur approaching u.s. | knew he
vas q great rabbit dog. Amelia and so
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

They stopped the horse on Second
street Just as the driver was pitched out
on the grass. He was laid on the
cushions, the horse tied to post, and
the ambulance telephoned for. The
crowd of fifty were waiting to see the
end of it, when citizen came running
up, looked from the trembling horse to
the wrecked vehicle and then to the man
with the broken leg, and pushing his
way further he exclaimed
'Why, dear me, something has hap
pened Say, did your horse run awayl'
1T isn't that l have broken a leg and
will be laid up for weeks" replied the
victim as he looked around, ''but it is
my helplessness to take this fellow and
drive him head first into the ground
three or four feetl Have | any real
friends here who will do it for me p
Detroit Free Press.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10
The Grave of a Giantess.

A story comes from Norwalk, Conn,
that there is grave in Pine Island
Cemetery that is no less than ten ieet
long. 1t is that of Mrs. Mary Titus a
widow, who was laid at rest there on
February ,. 1869, a little over ~ years
AGO. in the ninetieth year oil her age,
Tradition has it that Mrs llttus Wa d
piantess. which fully explains the emo,
nous length of her grave. 1t IS Sl,uat !
in a remote corner Of the large bury ing
ground and it. existence has almost
80 49, farootten A few days ago 1t was
discovered BY some city people visiting
bars n-PiiLldelpiia Ledge-.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

l aeF - rHeaIl-iHc c-rsaatl-
81 - - s1e1 aclrl sr-11l ~ lass
So saa - rsz - i..iiss have
a - = arralg u1i rs II
~ - fe4es ssas hzEa s~Fa1
1e 90. - ialaiiar fals d
s a - 49, la1E 9sra.l.
H4f $50 a-.illt erra.-iaz : f1sf
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

Visitor Ito lunatic asylum century
hence.-''Whata beautiful girl"
Superirtendent-''Yes, poor thing. She
was great society belle once-the pride
of one of the most fashionable circles in
the city. Her parents hearts are almost
broken. 1t Is pity, great pity, that
so lovely a casket should contain such a
diseased mind. She is not dangerous
only monomaniac; but the case seems
hopeless"
isWhat is her manialn
"She wants to marry for love" -
Omaha World.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

ran. 1 am the victim of science, but I
am no coward"
Glow romanticl" exclaimed that
glorious girl Forgive me, Ethelbert-"
-ChicGq0 Nelcs.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10
Accepted His Refusal Gratefully.

AZ am truly sorry to give you pain, Mr.
Hankinson," said the young lady, ''but
please do not allude to the subject again.
lean never be your wife.
"That is your final answer, Miss
Irene"
at is"
"Nothing could induce you to change
your decisiOn!"
.My mind is fully and unalterably
made up"
Miss Irene" said the young man ris-
ing and looking about for his hat, "be-
fore coming here this evening l made a
bet of $50 with Van Perkins that you
would say no to my proposal. have
won. 1t was taking risk, but | was
dead broke. Miss Irene" he continued,
his voice quivering with emotion, you
have saved despairing man from the
fate of suicide, and won the lifelong
respect and esteem Of a grateful heart.
Good evening. - CAioaJo Tribune.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10
BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.

jaw Breaking ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
About-A Doubtful Compliment
Experimenting
Financial Nature.
There was Russian came over the sea
just when the war was growing hot;
And his name it was Tjalikavakaree-
Observation-Disclosures
Shibkadirova-
lvarditztova-
Sanilik
Danerik
Naragobhot.
A Turk was standing upon the shore
Right where The terrible Russian crossed:
And he cried;-"Bismillahi I'm Abel Kor-
Bazaron- kilgonautosgobross-
Getinpravaii-
kligekosladl
Grivino
Blivido-
Jenikodosk!'
SO they stood ike brave men long and well;
And they called each other with their proper
names
Till the lockjaw seized them, and where they
fell
They buried them both by the Irieshalmmes
kslatalustchuk
Mischtaribusiceup-
Bulgary-
Dulbary
Sagharimsing.
Detroit Free Press.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

GLOW much cider did you make this
yeari" inquired one farmer of another
who had offered a specimen for trial
Fifteen barrels, was the answer
Another sip.
'Well, if you had another apple you
might have made another barrel. n-Lsis-
Hre Hours.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-10

English chemists have discovered
1uid that will dissolve metal Of any sort
even gold. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

SURGEON GnN'L W. A. HAMMOND
says we can each prolong our life II We
learn the seoret the eof. WHAT Is
THIS snoREr7 II you soak sporae
In oil she sponge will have In 1t all the
pecnliarities Of the oil. 30 evary organ
In the body contains all the peculiari.
ties OF the blood. II the kidneys, the
only blood purifiers, do not clean the
blood OF the waste Of the syssam, then
the various organs will give ont and
you will have RHEUMATISM, MA.
LARA, HEADAOaEs, AGUE,
CHILLS AND FEVER, IMPOTEN.
or, BLADDER DIsEAsEs, LAME
BACK, NEU RALGIA, NERVOUS
MESS, BAD EYES, srOMAOH TROU.
BLES, BOILS. OARBUNCLES, ABB
RuES5Ea, AFOPLEXY, Paralysis
and In women FEMALE TROUBLES
The secret Of good health then lies In
keeping the kidneys well. II you don't
Sou can't cure any Of the nboys dis.
tssos. They may nos suspect II, but
eight persons out of every ten have
scme form OF kidney arrangement. The
only scientific blood purifier is the fa-
nous WARMERS SAFE CURE, which
mol only cures kidney diseases, but the
majority of ailments which really come
from unsupported kidney disease.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
MT. Dspew.s POSITION.

NEW York, June 1l.-0hAuuoey NJ.
ID pew WAS shown the statement in the
st Louii Giobe. Dem jlrAt that he would
NOT aoeept tbs nUms1!ion for the Presi-
deuoy. Ia reply ne aAi1: II have not
ssld that l would not accept bhs poml-
nAslon; what DO ssy, aod chat have
81 d ell along, Is that AN mol o oAudi.
date ior the l0niuai lou
"aajor BupdJ, Of tae Mail aud Ek
praaf. Is quoted as say ing taat in raply
10 qgsstlon 40 to Whether or not y0a
w3uld accept the noointtio1 you said
i uld. VINO aol'd roi?'" That
Ia exactly what said In major Buady'4
psetence, replied NJ. DjpeR, "snd
tlst exDiains my position exaotly.
toe domination should be rendered mt
By the Convention l would Aaespt It.
Who would not? do moi desire the
nomination; do not waas It, but therS
10 something more than personal wishes
50 BIS eonsid ed, 1t he leaders oil ths
party decide STA; sho1id bs tue msn
70 hsSd their ticks l think 1t would b.
ny duty to waive all psisonal matter
aud fer the good OF the party, or ths
eouu.ry, perhaps. accept the noulnh
tion Who w0old DOT do su7 VIII
conld refuse2 My position In this mat
tas does not rest With me, but with my
friends and tho Republican party"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
MRshlngton Note.

WAsHINGroN, June 12.-ln the House,
Mr.. Dougherty, OF Florida, introduced a
resolution reciiiug that there is no prob
ability, at this sc sion, Of the passage Of
the Mills bill, and in,tracting The Ways
and Means Committee to report bills re-
pealing all internal taxes except on Ii.
quors; providing tor a graduated income
lax, to be devoted exclusively TO the pay
ment of pensions, and providing that a Il
articles not produced or manufactured In
the United States shall be admitted freg
OF duty.
Mr. Chandler as Intro III ed ia the
Senate by request a bill app opriatine
S158,0o0 fer the Development aud en-
coursgement OF silk culture in the De-
paftm Mt of Agriculture and authorizes
the cstabiis hmsnt of experimental silk
culture stations throughout tha country
IL provides for The free distribution to the
farmer and Others Of mulberry sted and
silk worm eggs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

AT the ranch Of Mes, Davis, near
Lincoln, few days since, Il was dis
covered that . vsluablo horse 10 some
nnacoountable way had sustained q
frightiul injury. There was deep
wound almost directly between the
horss's eyes, and Il was ut first thought
that he had been shot. The animal was
brought 10 Baci am euto, however, and put
In charge of veterinary surgeon, v ho
pIobed the wound and hsce Etnined that
the opening Vas closed by some hard
substance. When the horses mouth
WAS opened 1t was found that the OBJ
iect producing the injury had penetrat-
cd so deep tat 1t formed lump In the
roof OF the upper Jaw. The surgeon
proceeded to CIT an incision ut the sur
face Of the wound, and then inserted o
pair OF t0roeps, with which he took
ai m hold on the hard object. By exert
ing all his strength the surgeon was
able to extract piece Of wood over lix
inobes 10 length and nearly an inch In
Oh Il kness.
1t was deemed certain that the injury
would prove fatal, but 1t was decided
TO make an Ell It to save the animal.
The piece OF wood, the surgeon sSys, did
not miss the animals brain the six.
teonth OF an inch. The wound va,
ateoed In the horses mouth that all pus
might flow therefrom, and the wound 10
washed out regularly and 10 healing
nicely. The horse submits TO the treat
ment without objection and with almost
human Intelligence. 1t ia now assured
hat the snimAl will recover, with no
further damsge than the loss OF an eye
y result regarded by horsemen as OK
how the injury wAs received, but 1t Ia
believed thai this horse while ut play
ran violently asainst q projecting
board.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Petit Jurors for the June term OF tn,
Uait,d States Court, which opsns OF
June 10
Nsw O,stls County.-W,lmington
Edward Bnnghurst. Jr, Onarle J
Camp ball, WIN. T Porter, Thomas s
Sellah, GsOrse Fink, Jr, Henry b.
Duncan, R1bart Cunningham, John
Jouel and Wm. M. Kennsrj; Brandy
VINE, Wm A. Hushsnds; Nav Castle,
jesse Reeves. Nehemiah Davis, Thomas
Applcby; Rcd Lou, Franols A Gray;
81. Gso;ge', Juliaa Cochran; CHRISTI
sus, Thomas Toy, Samusl II. Killgort
Pancaier, 5awgil O B sgs; Mil Creek ,
HaSry Whit nan, W liam Il. DER ok.
son, IsrAel Whiteman, Jsmes t. Rich.
aTdson.
Kent Count, Little Crack, Peter
L1wbsri EA't pov3r, Thomas o. Cul.
orttf Misptlliou, Jlnn 81 Niohos.
Sussex ConntF-Npgth West Fork,
Thomas LAyto. Broad Greek, Thomas
Scott; Little Gree william Rlckords;
GnnbOroush, William Il Cannon,
Isaac Shor q !orgstozn, Nathan VIII
soi and Peter 3 Sharpley; Indian
Il ysr, ID. b Morris; LIS yes sal Rsho
both, Rodney ID. Lyons aud William
PAyuter JoRs,; Broadkiln, Curtis Ben
gaEd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
A GRAND D,spla, At New Castle

The display in the NJ e. Church 81
New Castle, on Sunday, was one that will
long be membeied 10y all who were
present Ihs pulpit was ecorated with
large at, wi.h sails set, aad hand
somely TRAINED with flowers. The Sun.
day School orchestra playei "The Ship
of State March," rs boys End girls took
the place on this Platform, the boyf
being attired In sailor suits aud each car.
ryiug an oar While the q rls dressed
in white, carried banners on which were
appropriate scriptural texts, representing
the christian graees The services were
repeated In the evening when t1e church
was crowded, making the cay one thai
VIII never be forgotten Dy any who were
pte.ent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
Read the NextlB-

bAso bali.
The following 90 nss were played
yesterday:
At Philadelphls-PsilAd ,lphia, z
Pittsburg, l.
a. washinsson-washins:On, 5; In
diAnspolis, 10.
At New York-Nsv York, 81 Obi
caso, 4.
Al Boston--Boston. II; Detroit, 0.
At Baltimore-Ath!osio. IA; BAlti-
more, o.
Al Observation-Disclosures. 1; 3d.
Louis. s.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS, z; Kan
50 City, 8.
AT Newhrk-NswArk, 4; Brooklyn, l,
NOTES.
John Kelly will begiu umpiring to.
day.
Yesterday was big day for Buffin
ton and MAttimore.
The Athletics have struck ihsir gait
and are climbing mighty fast.
3he Phi lsdelphia o u D has again won
rs many games as it has loaf.
Boston paid $20, 900 for Clarkson and
Kelly. and yet Is woak In baitsrIss.
Toe Athletic Club will go to Olevo.
land after to days game at Baltimore.
Whitacre, OF the Athletic Club, has
been blacklistsd tos jumping his CON-
tract
Bufinton has ahns out more clubs
this season than any other League
pitcher.
Anson's "Babios" won their second
game from the 'gllt-sdsed" Giants
yesterday.
Brouthers hal TO retire from ysster.
days Boston Dstroit game In the fifth
inAtnR from an injured hand.
Cross, tie Louisville cate aer, Injured
bis iore hand yes;e.dsy, and will MOI
be able to play for several days.
Umpire Doescher thinks Deyliu, the
st. Louis pitcher, ta the best lett handed
twirler in tho country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

w. B 5nslley, VIII, pnrehasad the
Harmony Mil property, IN White Clay
Cuek Hundred, on the B 81 D rail.
road, some two or tire years ago, hha
E grave of come sixty acres which he
proposes TO ut up as p onio gro1nde.
Ths surrounding country is uudulating
and highly picturesque, and q ride
from our city in he cars would provo
eKcssdinaly pleasant. Mr.. 8. is an en-
tetpriaing man, and we hope that his
efforis 10 render his grove attractive
will prove successful and be reasonably
rem q lucrative.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

A new nfs and drum corps has been
organ Esd called the Northwestern,
oompoeed Of ooiorsd youths 10 years Of
age. The captain, james Dumps IN,
says thsy are resdy for any engagement
that msy Offer The tunes they rem
derod yesterday were very good, indeed
much bettsr THAI some We have heard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12


Ths frst Wild rosa in wAJslde hedge
This year wani ering See,
pluck, and fend has pledge,
NJ eva Wild Rose, 70 thee.
FOR when my gess Arst met thy E1s,,
We were knes-deep in Junet
The nights were emily dreamief dsys,
Aud all the hours In tune.
found thes like the elsgsutine,
Sweet, simple and apart,
And from that hou ths salts hath been
The howsr that scents my heart.
And ever now when Jane dosi graos
Fresh opss or wosther sd hole
With rsses Straight 1 see tiny fsos
AMI gas3 into thy soul.
A natural bad OF love thou art,
where bending dowa, view,
Deep hidden 10 thy fragrant helrt,
A drop Of heavenly dew.
Go. vii rose, To my VIII Il use dear,
Bid her come ssifi and soon.
o, would that soc were always here,
IL then " ,re always June.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

A young lady named Take seems to
open a great many letters belonging to
other people. She is perfectly honest
about it, however, and writes on the
envelopes, "Opened by Miss Take"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Chow do you like the operaS'
II don't like it at all. The libretto
is miserable"
"That's what l say"
"Can you explain why the heroine,
after singing that aria, is led of to
PRISON."
"Perbaps it's bee use she stole the
. ..-.l.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Those who wish to go on the Dsla
ware SDnRerbund on the 18th inst.
must AXE train at Water and French
rec q.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Tia sxcu siou II the Delaware san-
Serbund ca IN lfGh INST. VIII be by
sacsesiEt32c o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
ITIsHOT,
ButWhoCareS2

And ye: you will notice
that the men and boys
don't mind the torrid
waves as they did once.
This change is due to
the elc CANT and recent
goods that are now to
be had for Men and
Boys Wear, and we
have them by the car
load, if you choose to
measure them by that
method. t h y are
really Summer goods.
and as stylish in quality
and appearance as you
ever saw. Maybe more
so. We are selling
them right aid left, and
the fathers, mothers,
wives, sisters, sweet
hearts and little folks
all speak of the EIe-
CANT fits.
WE GIVE ZEN FITS, WE DO
No odds how old the
man, how lame OF
Crooked, or how bold,
young and little the
boy. we insure Salts
FACTION ON THE GOODS
AND PRICE. Call and
see at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

MTED- B0ARDERS, AT MRS.
hmshefEsr'S, tl7 King street Pleas
FNnS and good accommodations.
ml5-1Ate
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

sLhrkD-A uuOD SINGLE MAN
nwofR on farm by The month, ono
ben me city. Apply at NO. 1ot East
Ptiasst iii ets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Ii hon, !, oNh LARuE sEOoNn.
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Pa IEd I na,s ApplJ at li2O Hing
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