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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-21
TWO POETS ON KISSING.
The Subject OF Oscillation as Considered by
Shakespeare and Burns.

shakespeare anu bhrns'
Shakespeare has given the world some
remarkable kisses. In Tanning of the
Shrcw' Petruchio takes the bride about
the neck and kisses her lips;
with such a ciamorous smack
That nj the parting AN the church did echo.
In "Richard the Third we arc pre-
scntcd wits the following:
Their lips were four red roses on IA stalk
And, In their summer beauty, kissed each other.
Antony and Cleopatra kiss away
kingdoms and provinces. y
In "Wntcr's Tale we have kissing
with the inside lp," and in Gym.
bclino" reference is modc to the aver
sion which fathers have TO see their
daughters kissed by an unfayored
suitor:
Ere | could
Give him that parting kiss which had set
Botwixt two charming words, comes in my
father,
And, like the tyrannous breathing OF the North,
Shakes NIL our buds from growing.
A to whether it bc wrong to kiss we
refer the reader to Burns:
Some ~ that Sissing's a SIN;
But think it's name ava,
For kissing has wound in this world
Since ever there were twa,
q, II IL wasna lawful
Lawyers wadna allow 1t;
II IL wasna holy
Ministers wadna do IL;
II 10 wasna modest
Madcns wadna talk it;
II Il wasna plenty
Poor folk wadna get 10.
In the days of our fathers il was the
privilege of the driver to kiss his fair
companion every time they passed toll
gate or crossed bridge Sometimes
they claimed il whether they did on
not. as we learn from WV. Story. who
tells us of sleigh ride he took 'many
year ago:
We talk and then are silent;
And suddcnly-you know why.
stooped-could l help it' You lifted your
face
We kissed; there was nobody nigh.
And he goes on 10 rejoice because.
among other things, they beard "no
paternal curse. - Washington Star.
The camera appears now to be
quite available at night a Bermuda
photographer reports exquisite land.
scapcs taken by moonlight and even 10y
starlight -ArkaHsdC IrGreler. .>
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-21

Hamburg Cakes Chop pound Of
round beefsteak. add minced onion.
one egg. a cup of rolled crackers and
seasoning. Make into balls aud frv.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-21
DR.. III. Warmers
B A | SA N 0 D { n D R 0 n.

A preparation for Diphtheria, Coughs,
Colds. Canker, Common Sore Throat and
all affections of the throat. II strikes at
the root Of the Disease at once and such
is its speedy effect. that any one u.ing it
freely according TO Directions for forty
eight hours and not entirely satisfied
with its merits. may re'urn the Bottles
to the one they purchase Of Al the
money shall be refunded This is no
caustic preparation. but one which If
used in season. will save the lives of
thousands, and every family should have
one Bottle in the house all the time.
SOLD By ALL FIRsT-cLAss DRUGGISTS.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-21

The camera appears now to be
quite available at night. A Bermuda
photographer reports exquisite land.
scapes taken by moonlight and even by
starlight. -Arkansale IrareIer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-21

About this time Of the year the
multitudinous small boy opens the door,
admits eight thousand gallons Of cold
air and yells in tclescoped fslsetto.
"Gimmeacallendermisterl '---Pailddel-
ihId Call.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-21

The French have a way Of making
a tough fowl tender in roasting which
IL worth following. 1t should be sea-
soncd and then tied up in two thick
nesses of soft white or pale brown
paper. and put into the oven half
hour earlier than one would choose 10
insure its being done. II will steam
slowly in this way. and IL delicaicly
dredged with flour. when the paper is
taken of at the end Of the half-hour.
in hot oven. 1t will come out brown.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

I Whatever your thought
turns to Your only trouble
will be what to pick where
all is so neat and new and
cute.
IaOsnty Styles Of BlonSc
Snib-Pi q u e. s, l. In e n 8,
Ducts, Flannels, French
stripes, plaids; braided and
what not. Prices begin al
S2.75, then So SO, 50, S. so,
IS, IS rs, So SO, So.
Fifty Kinds @ Ons-taeet
hfM In many cases made
shorter wasted than the
conventional and sometimes
ugly Kilt. Materials have
been carefully selected from
the newest Stripes, Plaids,
Mixtures, etc.
one Hundred hmaS Of
Two 6isee hlts--Here again
we have got out of the ruts
and made something new.
From Berlin and Paris, as
well as our best domestic
materials and styles. Eng
fish pIaids in 26 patterns and
all the new effects and col
orings. All imported in the
made-up garment. Also so
styles English Stripes and
plaids are made Aere. In
proved in shapes, perfect
hitting, smooth, clean, well
made Price, So to $I2.
Boys Spring Kilt Over,
coats, 80 styles. Some with
capes; some box-plaitt d;
Others with plain fly fronts
Perfectly finished and Of the
finest materials. Not one
trashy garmeni;all new, fresh
and wearable. 81 so to SIS.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
RagIans and listers.

1t is no easy thing to give
you fqeW an idea OF the va.
riety of Ragiaas and Ulsters
we have gathered. Novelty
alter novelty, side by side
You must see them to sense
their worth.
Styles you will find no.
where else; Cloths-most o.
them-that you will fine
nowhere else. Our specia
patterns in Plaids an
Checks ard Stripes wer'
made by one Of the larges
cloth manufacturers in tn
world. We chose Just thos
lstyles t hat Philadelphi
lladies would prefer.
There are Rsglans an
IUlsters
lFor Driving For Travelini
For Walking For Shoppin
lin greater variety OF mate
Trials than we ever shove
before.
We asked special after
lion to a new line OF Water
,Iproof Garments in Clot
) land Silk. Heretofore tn
I cost has been against thei
! more than many OF yc
cared to pay. The styl,
lare better, the shapes a
II better, and the prices by f
4 better than you have befo
known. They are with
Ianybody's rea h. In Il
" latest Checks, Plaids, al
CO'lStripes. Just the thing (
=. he Summer outing.
II IoHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
Philadelphia. Wilmington q kal'
timora Railroad,
ETnQE1ARu MN uaRC
Grains will leave wilmington as rOiiow


Trains will leave wilmington A. follows
Ia 3 80, 910. 9H l107, II IS, II IL a. m, n 20
Accommodation, %, TO, I o., 10 IS q. m.
Fot tV Shsstsr t g iS%, oS s 7;o $50 sA
~. II IS. II 81 a. nj. n 81. va. 6 ID, To- and
1000 y. m,
n, 2aS, 400, o q, ., aud 10 % ,. m.
Isl : m, :i2S1 So 81 80, 8 q, g x o,
For West Chester, via LAmokin. 9 % Ane
8 IS n, m, 2. and i0op. IN.
FOR Newark (Centre) and intermediate sta.
lions, " =. M. l. 81 and 62i y. m.
Baltimore aud intermediate stations, 10 IL 4
baltimore aud fiay line, q p. m.
baltimore and washington, ia. go, sN
. Y, and u GA. In.' u o. i IL, ga "a, 10
Trains Tor IiclGwAre Diyislon leave for,
New CAsu", 90, 800 a. IN, MA ~ az
Georgetown and Lewis, 20 a. IN "a 70 D. m,
seaford tcNp1essl, 3 50 p. IN.
Harrington, Dehnar, and way stations, ga
Express ior Harrington. , 60 p. m. Wa
Express ior Dover. HARRINGTON, and Del
mar, ~. 20 p m. aud u 0S Night.
Exprasl for Cape CHARLES, Old Point Con
fort and Norfolk, u 0p. vi nd Il % Night
Leave Philsdelphis. Broad Street. for VIII
3ington teEprcssl, " Is, 90 100, 7z7, el1
10 % ~ Is, n ", II s. a. M, 2t2 o., 4O4 "
O. b2l, 500. 80, 9p. m.
Acconmoda Ion. ~, 1923 4. m, 1.h Ia
q, 4H. . q IS 1905 10 70, and II q p. m.
For further Information. passengers are 70.
ferrcd to the ticket ONCE at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
aeasrsi asnsHar General fHss S0o Asr
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
Jerseys.

The newest shapes of two
continents are here and more
coming every few days.
Among our own special
designs are Pure Silk Striped
Tennis Jerseys, satin finish,
ed, $40; fine Silk Finish
Iouave, braided front anu
back, $3.50; same, Noriolks,
braided yoke and cuffs So
so; same, French cut, Sou.
tache braid both sides, down
front and on cuffs, $3.50;
stylish striped yoke, plated
with belt, $5; fac French
finish, braided reveres and
cuff, S.; same, vest OF elk
braid, short on hip, pcstli
lion back, 81 so; dress waist
with reveges of velvet arc
Isurah silk, Fedora front, 81
Cashmere, with moire rev
eres, S.. A dozen othel
sorts.
Our regular Jerseys ar
: got with much care. Away
better cloth and finish fo
the price than we know @
: elsewhere. A wonderful,
: good jersey for SOC; a
| wolsted, coat back, rs,
= same, vest front and bac.
! 81 IS and $3.50; fine CAST
u mere finish, with vest ilol
s and coat back, long on hi
E s.; same, short on hip, 81 2,
r And so On.
e Misses and Children
n Jerseys in many design
e Novelties OF many kind
d Regular shapes 75c and 5
" JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

and Summer would fill the
paper. Only a hint of it
now. Styles and styles to
come, and yet we have
never before had so fine a
collection in Lawns and Sa.
teens and various other
dress fabrics. There are
Dresses for Walking
Dresses for Travelling
Dresses for Tennis
Dresses for Driving
Dresses for Garden Parties
Dresses for receptions
We pay particular atten-
ton to Dresses for Noun.
ing Wear.
We have secured both
hemispheres for the latest
Wrapper thought to put
with our own special novel
ties. In imported French
Flannel Wrappers alone we
have more Tim 50 styles in
Stripes, Plaids, Balls and
other striking conceptions
ol.the Partisan mind. Wrap
pers in Silks, Cashmere,
French Flannel, w hit e
L ms. Piques, Figured
Lawns, Ginghams, Percales.
Calicoes--any proper stuff.
oHN WANAMA KER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

WE CANNOT UNDERSTAND why the
Repub licAn Executive COMMITTEES doe,
not apply to Judge Wales for the Ap.
pointment OF the supervisors asked for
ut the time tbs farce was in progress 81
tire City Hall g few weeks since. Tht
Judge then slated that they could bl
appointed al any time after ten day.
had elapsed from the date OF the appli
oxtion, nd their services are neeGe(
Just much now ~ they were OF tba
tme. There is Con gresham to b
elected next fall as we'll As Presldeu
OF the United S kses, and thu oours
pursued by the county tax collectors |
acting 81 an obstruction to huEdred
who wish to cast their votes at tbs
election, therefore this Is q case 1
which the Federal government
bound TO interfere, and the supervisor
should be asked for and appoints
without further delay.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

finest imported novelties; all
are original in design, new
and suitable for children
They are not woman's
dresses cut down. "Any-
thing'li do for the the child"
is not our way. Just as
much care that the little
dress shall be neat, and
graceful, and well made as
that the big dress shall b e.
Prices commence as near
to nothing as may be-say
s., then S., 81, IS and up
to SIS.
Ginghams-in designsnot
to be found at the stores by
the yard-Ls WINS (hand
made); Chamorays in new
shades-lobster, serpent,
dove pink, gobelin, etc !;
Cashmeres, Plaids, Flannels,
Henriettas, and so on. Any
seasonable Stuff in the new.
est patterns. See them, it
will pay you.
Misses Dresses were never
fuller Of pretty ideas. Waists
suitable for Spring or Sum
mer wear. Most of these
are to come. We show
enough to-day to give you
a notion OF them. Day by
day new shapes and tancies
will crowd their way into
this thought-bright color.
bright throng, Prices com
mence at So and 60 up to
$40.
IouN WANAMAKFR,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
Misses and Chit
dren's Coats, Jack
cts, Etc,

Everything you are likely
to ask for and a full line Of
sizes. Early buyers get the
pick, of course. OF more
moment in spring coats than
most things, for they are
not easy to duplicate.
We are especially strong
in novelties. More than
twenty five original styles
that cannot be found else.
where!
Fuily one hNndyea Qistinci
styles in domestic goods. The
pick OF the best manufactur
ers' output. They al ways
seek the largest outlet. That
is our opportunity, and
yours. The choicest stuff
and work for the Least
money.
Flannels, Wide Vale Di
: agonals, odd effects In vari
Gus fabrics. All the new
colors, braided and embroId'
cred. Stripes, plaids, checks
MIXTURES. No trash; al
good, tasteful, we'll .put-to
gether things. It's easy t
scrimp and pinch in tn
things for Children's wear
There Is no precisely IS
long" or $50 iull" rul
for them. See If one {
: these garments is scrimpe
or pinchedl Generous i
every part. The money 70
save don't come by mig
ging the Coat.
e Prices almost as you pleas
>. So, 49, so, 81 and up to So
II JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01


BONE OF the United States Senator.
arc 30 chicken-hearEod that II seems tt
rs IL would have been better for shem
10 have ''!Arried in Jericho" until their
courage bad time 10 grow and mature
On Tuesday when tho Grand Army
Pension Bill vas under confederation
some Of these model Senators 1eae
afraid to express thsis honest oonvio.
lions In relation to Il, until they o7uli,
ascertain the PfeBldenss views, 30 G.
30 have some ASSURANCE that he Uould
not veto :. And to their shame DO Isl
said thai thesa vsry IN IN who express
ed these viess csll themselves Reprb
lioans. This bill was prepared By =
committee representing 10000 men,
who II they had not besn possessed o.
more courage Tran these Senators,
would not nor bs reduced TO , oou3i-
sion requiring aid from the Govern.
ment Alter being prepared by III,
COMMITTEES II was passed upon by th'
Grand Amy Post througho1. the U a
ted States, and rs 1t received the sp
provAl OF Q mIj1rlsy, presented h
Congress. A Republican Ssna,e shouli
not have the slightest hesitation la pass
ing 1t, and then, Il Grover Clevs!an,
CHOICES 70 assume the responsibility 0
welding 1t, let him do go, end sgSii
place himself on record rs the implscz
BILE en- my OF the men who, during tn
time the country WAS passing throug
it's baptism OF ere and blood, left thei
homes ard all they held dear 10 bRttl
In defenGe OF the Union.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
Jackets and Wraps.

More than 500 styles Of
Tacheb. Such a getting to-
gether of them was never
seen in America before. The
latest, brightest, most like.
able conceptions of busy
tashion-mode!lers all over
the world. More OF Gle
gance and excellence than
we ever before saw for SC
little money. We are con.
6dent what your verdict will
be.
Melton, Plaid, Diagonal,
Stockinet, French Clio t b,
Tweed, Kersey, Serge, Ban
nockburn, Crepe; Braided
Plain, Striped, Checked, EN-
broidered.
Ladies' Tennis Jackets il
many different styles, iol
Tennis, Walking or Loung'
ing. A seashore or noun.
tam luxury. Made OF Flan-
mel, specially imported by
by Us, Also Yachting
Jackets. See them.
Wrats Of more Than 200
Styles. From the simple
Fichu to the highest prict
Imported French Novelty
Cashmere, Cancels H a j r
Beaded, Velvet, Silk. A
word must stand for volumes
JoHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
RALCIMOKE a OkaIV kAlLROAD.
SCHKpULK In xYFKUr, Nov. 70, 1851
Tfp;nR leave Delaware Ayrnuo Depos;

Trh;nR isaTs DslzraIe Avenue Depot;
For Philadelphia ard Chester, olk, 7 90
IS, SIS. 10 IS sni II u q. M; 90. = 20, Q 90
{ Of, 5 10, 3 81, o ~, 7 80, 8 IS and alS D. m
On sundays, I 90. ! IS, 8 IS, 10 IS and II ID o
nj 90, 8 10, 8 10, B a, 0 90 and 8 40 p m.
Fer Chicago. Raocung, Columbus and
5andu1Sy, daily, 40 a m, and 0 20 p. NJ.
FOR Pittsburs, daily, " q. u. aud l Is p,
n.
Tor Cincinnati, Louisville aad 81. Louis
daily, II 10 a. N, ai.d 5 40 y. N.
For Bnltimore and Washington and Rev.
Art and Havoc de Grace, II 10 am; 746 and
20 o. m. TN SundAyI, 90 and II 10 u. IN.
. tb and o 20 p, m.
For Singerly. SIS ard lllo a. m; 7It
40 and 80 p. m. and ~ so midnight. un
sundays, ii 10 q. N; as, 8 40 ana 80 p. m
TOE LAM aN iiEHtf, 9l6 a. % .hundn,
only. 1850 q. n. and atA p. m daily
sxospt spnd.y. 90 ?. N. daily.
Trains iesye hIarKCt street. Stc,ion.
sunday. tor Baltimore 7ss p. n
lAily, except Sunday. Eol LEnGsnbers
i.bo and 1850 a. M. .nd AS p. III, dEily,
sLoepi b1DdAyi s.lb .. II. bundAJ only
$50 p. q. daily.
rho 1860 a. IN. train connects at EAs,
Junction with Cincinnati and st. I1ouii
through exprsns, daily, except Sunday. ms
! DO p. N. connects with chicago and ~
Louis express daily.
Trains fer NiirainSton-Lesvs PhIladal
pntG, daily, " o, Is, 20, $40, 90 .. m, l a.
Daily, except Sunday, I.lA .. m, l7.es
aoon, Ai.lb, II 90 .. m.
Express trkinss
W. d ELEMENTS, y. Y. LORD.
MhnASef. 0enl Pasa. AEsBi
Tsiephona Ma in7.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
NJ isses' ard Chill.
dren's Dresses.

More pretty and simple
designs Tor Children's Dress.
es than we ever saw in our
lot be ore. Some are braided
on solid colors, with gimps;
some are halt blouse, hall
dress; some are made of the
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
THURSDAY, MARCH L, 1888
THn FRIENDs OF Secretary BsyAr.

THE FRLENDs OF Secretary BAyAr1,
who At hrst thought his Il sheries treaty
was . grand piece OF statesmanship,
and one OF the SHIRE Rdess pieces oil
diplomatic work ever accomplished In
this country, ere commencing 20 zee
their error, and even the New York
Herald Acknowledges that II was mis-,
taken. AT the request OF that journal
Mr.. William Henry Trescott, y South
OaroliniAp, inVesigA the matter very
fully, and after q careful anElysls OF Its
provisions condemns The treaty In the
most emphatic manner. The entire
case As fA- rs this country 10 oonosrIed
has been surrendered, and Secretary
BAysrd has seen beaten on every poin,
by the shre~d. vel-heAded Eagitsb
Commissioner, Mr.. Cham borls!n. TIE
Issues involved in this treaty have been
n subject for controversy sin,e the
treaty OF 1918, and we're caused by the
different constr actions placed on that
article by the two countries. Bat, says
Mr.. PRESCOTT, there is not In this trsA:y
m art cle, a phrase, 9 word which rscoe
Mics our oonstru otion. I; is aSsolusely
rejected. Yet, II we failed TO maintain
our diplomatic construction, we IN US.
lose the diplomatic battle, and we have
lost IT." The treaty sursenaers all we
have claimed and comedies privileges
which I've oan got FROM the old bar.
harlan wreokers OF tho FofmoeAn
coast" All the provisions do mo-
mean anything, ard 1 oaunot easily
believe that they were Intended to
mean anything" This opinion, II
must be remembered, Is given by ont
who, BY political aud peponsl rsla-
lions, would be inclined TO favor o
treaty negotiated by Mr.. BAyArd, bat
he Is TOO candid TO approve and give
his sanction to such . angling piece
OF diplomacy.
As Mr.. BsyArd has made such . stu
pendous iAi.nre 1t is clearly Ihe duty
OF the Senate to reject his treaty. Fail.
ures however are nothing new for Mr..
BsyArd, and the only sac ,essfui pie e
OF work that We re mem Der OF his %.
complaining was securing the passage
OF the law TO encourage Illegal yotins
IN THE Sale, by providing that In al
election cases tried 10 the United Sts.es
Court one half the jurors shall be Dem
oorAts. o. yes, there was another piece
OF work In which he achieved euccess,
and that was framing the acl for the
Acknowledgement CT Rspubllosa voter,
in Delaware, better known IS tbs as ess.
ment laws. Bat Mr. BsyGtd and hl,
friends are welcona TO al, the glory
to be derived from these u-As!erly
achievements.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

THE New Jersey High L,9snas sn'
Locsl Option blu has been passed By
the House over the Governors veto,
and there Ia 20 doubt but the Sensh
will do the shme. The Governor
alleged reason for vstoiug It was thst u
10 unconsd a,lonal, hat ss IL IL pretty
sure to become law that question can
be tested in the Courts, and II 10 mol
aim Quilt to predict, from the decisions
rendered by the Courts in other States
that the Law viii be sustained.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
The alltehsll.suIllyan night.

LONDON, g,b. z9.-The police sre
endeavorinR to prove the eight be
tween Sullivan and Mitchell and have
teen keeping O cloEe watch on SulH
vans quarters At Windsor. To-day
they were ss,onished TO find that Bulli.
van had disappeared. It'll not known
where be baS gene. The police have
been comp etely BIZ fflsd,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

TIE GREAT STRIKE on the OhIosgo,
Burlipg' on and Quiucy Railroad vas
In fair way to be epdtd yesterds ~,
snd It Is probAble thAi by tonight the
men will return 10 work. This Is Ger
tainly gratifying rews, as the influence
Of q str he OF this nature must be fell
all over the oountry.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
ShaWls and SCarfs.

The most beautiful and
d e 8 ira Bile assortment oil
Shawls we have ever had
Substance, quality, strength
From the most de licate Val.
ley lndias with a color poem
In each square inch to the
sturdiest Blanket Shawl fit
to toss a grenadier in.
Japanese and Chinese Silk
and CIepe Shawls, all sizes,
from 81 to u inches; various
colors, $I.25 to SIS.
New China Silk Scarfs,
white. cream, ivory, lemon,
red, orange, pink, blue, Law
ender, black, So, $40, and
SI2.
New French and Scotch
Silk Sha Wis in 1 and .
yard sizes, colors and coIors
Sc to $I2. French Satin
Striped Beige Shawls
Spring and Summer shades
75c to 81.
New French and Scotcl
Chudda Square Shawls
$3.50 to S.. New Indil
Chudda Long Shawls {
{ yards), cream, gray, rec
blue, So. Same, 4 yards, ex
ira fine, $40.
New India Breakfas
Shawls. Rare. White an
red, SI2 to S25. Umritzurl
y. $40 to 500. New Vale
!. lndias, SIS to $3.50.
y Shetland Shawls, hand
made, 81 to IS; loom-mad
4 75c to 81 New Albatro.
u Scaris, black and cream, 50
john WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01

Nine horses lnl one 'u- a.
Dan, black horsr; Major IA ~ ~
bay horse: Del, black hDrse frant by I'M
Franz. nuu hnrsr, Dot 'ffd ut. IN
Black mare, with tial FannT, i"A N
with fOal: has mart colt Is hah % '''
cows, 2 sow. with pig ..t. ~
Farming implements " az -
ons, 2 hay Higgins y, 9drl A. =, -,iatl
Osborne moving m1cl l1cs, ! WY , Z
drlll, horse r. kr. ct rrlh J., W. .ta,a
bed sash, GermantuHncfrriNg =. III
harness., block and al. rnlf 4...,'s,tl
cradles, grain haRA J nay illt5Sss' III N "A
hold 70 gallons APIECE ! "a Nv '9...lis n
gar; corn ma,kef. CuliiF 'l"ia ~
rows, . War / pluSs, Nnllh wy Il, 4
plows, OK cart ~hoIs With iiiF, ~ o. " nd
Wagon harness. chall plM "a VA
spades, horH, lot Of hlios'Hi,'t'' a., ~
wright tools, . anvlls lf1l r. 4 n. ia
and hooks, h dye lnlEis b.hu ~. VIZ y +. n
ian, roller, los ch IA, Isho,t, lI,i.fhal
engine, - Inch r'as hT,'h,' r'.I I'D
furniture, including ~ hptJrli,. VI
tables, extension, clMlN sfGtr cArEH
eAus, wathstands, Siato'f' w"
&c. .,n,er cash
TERMS. An sums Of p.1aa n npi aaa.
sums over that amount set IN nam
Will he given on urcnss',, $50 Win II
note with an app owed ,haoi pgH,
est from date u "a e. u. u 90 NJ
Wm.J IAnk, Auct leb-l-.e"-
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
DUBLIO sALE-wILL BE SOLD AT
Il public sale on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1854

The following valuable real estate. con-
tAlninE IS sores, more or less, of Mighty I'M
proved land belonging to the estate Of the
deslrabIe in every particular, and worthy the
attention OF capitalists, belhR delightfully."-
situated, either for farming or building lots !,
locAti on high and healthy, with q building
site on ii, not surT assed IN DelawArel,
on the kennett pike, 3milea FROM " Whining
ton, aud within minutes ride or 10 ntnutee
" ak from GrecnvIlle station, on the Whining
ton = Northern X. X. Is bounded by lands
Of Henry DUPONT and William llsou -
Terms al sale. DEBORAH l.. WHITE
MARIANkA q. WHITE
Executrix.
l.. ". Stldham & Son, AUctS. n7-IOd- 2tw
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
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WANAm AK ER's.
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Q p E N | N G
WOMENS AND CHLDRENS DRESSES AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

The New Spring things parade Wraps and Dresses of all sorts
Women and Children Kilt little
Wise heads been planning shears have been shipping machines been
hummng and busy needles flying for months ready for to-day
Berlin Paris at homewherever particular thing could be best
sunlight
of Fashions cheeries smile. JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1888-03-01
Dresses and Wrap.
DerS.

The varied styles OF the
leading modistes and manu-
facturers of the world are
here represented. The whole
story of this quaint and
pretty fnery for early Spring