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Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
WAHAmAhEk's

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, March "a, 1883.
The sunlight OF the coming
events is on the store.
Counter-ends and pillars
are blossoming into beauty
shapes bright with the col
ors of Spring and Sum
mer stuffs. Draping and
looping and festooning are
going on wherever there
is room to throw a banner.
The finished picture will
be like a glimpse OF Fairy
land.
Tuesday next will be Open
Ing day. Then you shall
see the newest thought of
over sea and home makers
in Trimmed Millinery; a
great exhibition OF Para
soils; the latest Wraps and
Jackets from Paris, Ber-
lin, New York, Philadel.
phia; tEe newest Spring
Silks; the rarest and rich
est novelties in Dress
Goods; the freshest and
daintest of White Goods
and Linen Lawns; cute
Fan shapes with delicate
and original decorations;
and a great array OF Eas-
ter specialties.
The "House Beautiful will
be continued with all its
wealth of wall, W i n d W,
floor, and room furnish
ings. An object l e S.
son In home C com orts
and adornments; a school
OF Domestic Economy
and Luxury.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
GREAT
Sale !
NOW is YOUR TIME.
THE LAST WEEK.

Ladies' Calico Wrappers from
4s TO 9sc each, hardly the price
| of material. j.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Drawers as low in price as zoe,
Chemises 20c.
Skirts 40c, not the price OF
material
Black and Cc clored Dress Silks.
Colored Silks ss low as 35c a
yard, Black Silks rs low as 45c.
Buy now IL you need any.
Dress Goo1s OF all kinds re.
duced in price. Elegant all wool
cashmere, 40 inches wide, lOc.
All wool cloth, 81 inch 90 wide,
only 55c a yard. Now is. your
chance to buy dress goods cheap
All the best brand 8 Of Calico Go
q yard, less than " h olesale price.
Great bargains are being offer ID
in our Hosiery Department.
Lisle Thread Hole, Silk Hose,
Cotton Hose, all reduced 10 less
than cost; they must all be sold
this week.
Crashes Of sll kinds, 8 air
Linens, Hall Linens, Napkins,
Doylies, Table Covers. These
goods are now In demand and
buyers can find some elegant
bargains in our stock; they must
all be sold.
Hanc kerchiefs, Lace Fichus,
5ilB and Lisle Thread Gloves,
Kid Gloves, Hamburg Edgings,
Blttons, Dress Trimmings, Ger.
mantown Wool, Zs9hyr, Gossa.
mers. and hundreds Of other
things usually kept in a dry
goods and trimming store, have
all been reduced TO less than
wholesale cost. They must all
go.
Bargains are offered all over
the store. Every article has
been reduced. The sale closes
positively on Sa!urday night.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
N. MGgary & Son,
sig TATNALL ST.
IS. {. Coz. 9th and Tatna|L

We said we would tel
you something about Furni.
ture. Did you know we had
the best antique oak suit tc
be had for $500? Look a,
the dimensions:
Bedstead, 6 feet 3 inche:
high, 4 feet 6 inches wide.
Bureau, 3 feet S inches
long, with a 22x2S inch
bevel plate glass. This is a
bargain, as you get an oak
suit nicely finished and well
made. Nothing like it in
the city for the same money.
We have plenty Of them
now; don't think they will
last long, but while they're
here you can have them at
the reduction.
We called your attention
to our 45c Brussels carpets.
Many OF you read and
thought 1t was only an ad-
vertisiog scheme, but didn't
We show them to you when
you came to look for them.
Judging from the way we
have sold them we would
suppose you were more than
satisfied with the goods. We
have plenty Of them yet
They're regular goods, and
you can't do better than buy,
if you want a Brussels at q
small cost.
n. N Some OF the carpet deal
ers will tell you we haven't
got the carpets. Come and
see for yourself.
We are not offering rem.
nants, but nice, new pat
terms, either 1 yard or 100.
Sold for cash or weekly
payments.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

DRsPArcHHs from L1ndon state that
MT. Joseph Cham beriAtp, the British
FHheries oom missioner, is exulslnR
over the way In which he ouIwittei
Secretary BlyArd, and obtained for
canada in that remarkable Fisheries
treaty everything tha. country has
ever clalmed. And ye. We are told by
the Administration again what . great
statesman the secretary is, but then
peoples ideas OF what constitute Rres.-
ness differ, and /! is safe to say thai
ehere Is not q fisherman In the New
England States bot who knew better
whA' the United States should contend
Ior sna have, than the statesman from
DslAWare, Wh1 evidently knows more
about framing laws for disirsn ohising z
his fellow c!!z'ns than be does AbouI
treaties.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

THE DARK Lantern Tariff Bill, pre-
pared by Premier Mills and his Demo
cratic associates OF the Ways aud
Means Committee, will shortly be pre-
sented In the House Of RepresentA. YES,
with favorable report from the ma.
Jority OF that committee, when 1t is
probable that the msjority OF the con.
mtsfee will And that IL IL not 90 easy to
have sheir own way, Is Il 10 in the Sc
cret recesses Of the COMMITTEES room,
where all objection, II any were made,
was overruled, and where man nufacsur.
ers and woiklDgmen were prevented
from speaking in their own behalf. The
minority Of the Committee have pre-
pared protest, which will no doubt
receive some attention In the House,
and II Is altogether likely that the votes
Of Northern Democrats, with those Of
the Republicans combined, will yet de.
feat this iavorite bill OF the administrA.
sion, which should be entitled, IAN AoI
10 destroy American industries."
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
watching me Drif,inx wrscn,

CAPE MAY, March 23.-The drifting
wreck In front of Cape May is now known
TO be the Briu.h bark Brimiga. During
the night she grounded on Uncle Eph
shoal, abreast OF the pier about one mile
from shore. Two sailors chests, a spar
and part Of her house, in which was
found papers contain ng the bill of pro-
visions Tor the vessels trip, have been
found on shore. Hundreds of persons
view the wreck fr IN shore, with sad
thoughts Cf the brave young Cape NAV
pilot, Harry Eldredge, I'D the crew OF
the Brimiga, all of whom were lot dur
ing the great storm oi the 18Th instant,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

NO1lCE-I. THOMAS LAwLESs, THE
IN tenant Of the house situated In the
vilage OF U, aries on, School districts Nos
~ and 10, thtistiana hd ;. kncWn as N I,
fIeasnnt hotel In the county OF Now CASTLE
and state 81 delaware, in compliance with
mo requirements OF the acts OF the Genera
Assembly In such case made and provided
90 Eercby give notice that shall apply IN
writing 70 tho Oeurt Of General Sestfons oI
the PeAco and jail Delivery. oI
, the state oi Delaware, in and for New Oas
Tie Dounty, on Monday, the 7,h day Of may,
4. ID, 1883 being tho next term OF raid
Oourt, for license for said house as an inn or
tAvern, ior the sale therein Of intexicatiag
liquors IN less quantitioI than one quart, h
DO drunk on the premises, Al the following
les. ectablo oitlzena OF said distficts recon :
mend tao aAll application. viz;-
Potter Haughey WIN Kirkwood
benis McUarthy Edward MATWeII
Heuls buezlsy Wan Rove ST
Mlohael Lu0oy Iimothy Moi nYthv
Ihiehaei felg William Hofty
LANES lner John Korby
~ Thsiies l..i rosler Thomas Hsnley
tomas 10y John IA Lyaoh
ms e~ THOMAS J. LAwLEss.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Layy OOuft-

The following names were added Il
the assessment lists yesterday by the
Levy Court: DR.. Thomas A Keables
Seventh ward; Rabert &c Grifitb
ChristiAna hundred; James B Hick.
man, Seventh ward; Charles M. Baird,
Seventh ward; Noble ". Hadley, Ninth
ward; Thomas 8. Lswis, Faith ward.
Tho committee 10 examine the bill OF
Prothonotary George A. Maxwell for
making an index of the Judgment
docket Of his office from 1882 TO 1843,
repoItsd in favor OF allowing the full
amount of the bill, $1,000 Tie report
was adopted. The constAbles fo- Nsw
CASTLE county are John d. McOres,
Brandy wine hundred; Elmer q Col.
Inns, MIL Creek; Bennett: II. Lancaster,
New Castle; Andrew j. Mote, While
Olay Greek; James II. 9. Gam, Red
Lion. The other business Was the
transfer OF property principally.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
NOrIORs.

NorIOE-I, JAMES WHITE, THr
~ owner and Occupant of tho houso sit
uAtod ~ the N. u corner OF Front and
toplAr streetss IN the Second ward Of thS
city Of WILMINGTON, county OF New OastI I
and state Of Delaware, in compliance with
the reqnifemenxs Of the acts OF the General
Assembly In such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that shall apply n
writing 70 the Court Of General Sesnons ol
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the stats ol
delaware, In and for New Castle COUNTY,
on Monday, the Tth day OF May, a. ID. 1855
being the next term OF said court, for 4 IL
cense for said house a. an inn or tavern. 10,
the sale therein Of intoxicating liquors In
less Quantities than one quart, "a Be- drunh
On the premises, and ths following respecta-
pio oitseus OF said ward recommend the
said application. Wis:
hooert Hutton Jas ilroy
Jehn u Dunbar morris Bscx
Heo H,sgins PIelceJ haynes
yonn motey w Hammond
john u Hetnsl CHARLES Heinel
Geo Quinn Iohn U'Isrrn
u Ihyior Jas Orumlish
hooert kenyon Peter W Clarke
Glwsrn " HAYNES Aaron W hiAsten
Jvhn WAhh Daniel O'Byrne
yss WIN bernard Murray
~ Iubbs Jas moUonHeiI
Jehn Mclaughlin Hugh diamond
Chss h Sparks
ns2 att JAMES WHITE
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

You can get your "peck
OF dirt" in about two pecks
of Schuylkill Just now.
Needn't if you don't care to
Filters that will clean every
speck and thought of filth
from any water are within
your easy reach.
With cooler, $5.a5 to
$Io.75.
Porous stone, SO to $45.
Basement, northwest of centre.
Jars of every sort that
belong in a complete stock.
Look at these-Potpourri
Jars Assorted styles and
decorations, 25c to SO. The
lowest priced lot we have
ever had. I4o richly deco.
rated Bohemian Glass Bowls
Quaint and curious shapes
twisted, convoiuted, waved
soc to IS, About half price
Near Juniper and Market streets ;orne
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
South wilmington.

The official board Of 81. Paul's A. u.
NJ. 2. church met In q conrt OF IN vestl
cation with Rev. |. B. Cooper presiding.
kev. g. II. Tilman, L U. Bostic, IJasc
bhulok, committee to examine tbs
charges s2slnst Brother James I. Pen.
biugton, Local preacher. On oonvic.
ton he was suspt nded from the minil-
try until the qusftefly copferel ce,
which will convene the IA b OF April.
L. B. Cooper. pastor.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
wILMISGTOH a aORTAEHBn q, a

WILMIHAEOH q AOHTREM q. n
Time tnDIo In eject nov. 2otn 1897. IrAIi
leave Wilmington (Rronob strast) as ~ low
Fer Reading, BirisDoro, Joanu&, SprinT
acid, Waynosburg Junction, Manor, Pottl
VILE, TSDaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WEI
nersyille and all points on the PhiladelDhI
and Reading IL. r., f.oJ a. m. and 2.s6 o. L
For Springfield, Way nesDus6 1une
ton, Coatosville, Erbfsevills, IenApi
Ohadd's Ford end DuPonts AND ,HtorII,
liAto SOints,T.6 am. 24b, and 4 50 :. q
For Coatospills and tntorInedIn,e pcIns,
at 90 a. m, 2 Is and 4 % y. N.
For West Chester 100 a. M. i.sS aud . .
p. IN.
70. NeW BTidgs and intermediate ooint.
els p, u. and on Saturday, ct b 20 and ii j
y. n.
On sunday ior heading and lntetmsdiAs
points, At 90 q. m, and for 'springhoid an
intermediate points at 0 bb 0. u.
a. u. MoOAUSbAND, 4. b. HlBBAGD,
Superintendent. QsnH kGae, AaI
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Ano,her Treasures D.,sloa,es

WILLIMANTIc, Conn, March "a "A
deficiency of $3.50, 600 was discovered yes
terday in the funds of the Willimantic
Saving Institution, arising out OF certain
Royce. He appt ars to have used tine
banks caSh without the knowledge or
consent of the Directors, In a manner
"tantamoupt TO defalC ation."
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

THE Grand Army Pension bill
passed the senste :so weeks ngo, but
ss yet the pu0!i3 prlnGef has NOT found
time 10 have T. pTtusud. Uan IL be pos-
slDie that Nj Cleveland is 90 much
afraid OF 1t that Is held back on that
account? II he Gpproves II the action
wili not be pleasing by any means to
MS ex Confederate frlends and Il on
the other hand he ve.oes 1t, there are
ABOUT halt million ez. Union soldiers
who may have an opportunity in the
future to express their opinion on the
matter. 1t therefore seems to us that
sne President has the deep sea on one
side' and aome'hing no less to be
dreaded on the other,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

THE SUGAR AID rice men OF Loulsi-
ana are greatly dissatisfied with the
nnls ar'tf bill, and Representative
SooN Ia SAID 20 be- disgus,ed with them,
Decsoss ssey ars dissatisfied. We pre-.
eume he thinks tue Louisiana delega.
sion In U 'ngress sbould Aot the ssme Is
10 IS dolng toward his constituents, re.
EetuihS the dlty on wool. He is in
IAVof Oh t5moySl OF the duty, ard
consequently supports the proposed
pill' oa' as bis Constituents will be the
.oselo ~ us removal, they are opposed
70 ID mr sl',t sotms 10 .hink that
no" ne Is In O1nRrePs his constituents
nave no tlsa's which he is bound to re-
epeos' ard hnds fault with other Don.
gressmen who 'hlnk differently.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
NOTICE NOTICE |

A RARB CHANCE TO THE 25th OF MARCH.
Men'I good ever ing suits, formerly q. 20;
noH " 70 ID en's good Sunday Euits, for.
merry sl2 90, nov $3.50. BoyS' suits, halt
WOOL, formerly M.bo, low "a 90. good suit
LOT a child for sl. Mon's Sunday pants,
strictly all. wool, Vi 10, formerly 90 70 nnen'i
200 evening pants, tl.lo. Good working
hants ib,. Boyg Rood tchool pants, 7s5.
Ohlldren's pants, $50. Beys' overcOa t., for.
Merly s2.t0 Tor 900. MEMS hno overcoata,
ss'eo. Extra tne ovefcosis, spring style, at
sob. 1hefe ale genuine bargains; come
ana see lot yourself, ai wo can save You
money. This will eniy lsst till the 2bth OF
M arch At the Great downtown Bargain
store, y. L. corner Of Second and Market
streeis. mibtf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
zoe market ssrcss. Above Second.
MARCH 10 WILL CONTINUE
Two Weeks Longer.
OUR
CLEARING-OUr SALE
zoe n,arks, Street. Above Second,

/ FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
by boys hook lace, now 90 cts
| !" :. I" button shoes now slss
These are worth coming for . lons
there.
Just For Two Weeks.
Ladies' Pebble Foxed, warm lined lace,
now 80 OTIS.
Ladies' Pebble Tipped warm lined lace
Ladies' Kid, warm lined lace; now IS
cents.
Extra bargains in all kinds Of season.
able footwear for two weeks.
Ladies'Pe6ble Button Shoes, now sl.o
Fine Pebble" new a 80 20.
Kid Button now 81 rs
Glove Kid Top Button now 81 so,
koubibg reductions In all kinds OF
seasonable footwear for the next two
weeks.
Misses Pebble Button School Shoes,
now Csc.
Misses Pebble &" "
now 81 10.
SI.25.
Mi.ses' Pebble Spring Heel But.sn,
nov Sl.00.
Misses "
nov S1.25.
Misses Fine Kid spring Heel Shoes,
now 81 40
Prices such as are now fxed upon them
have never before been named or thought
oil In connection with the quality or finish.
Little boys hook lace shoes, now 81 90
sizes 10, II, 10,
Little boys high cut hook lace now
Little boys high cut button now o. .25.
sizes, II to Q.
Cost Is not considered In these prices,
only making sure OF selling the goods of
quickly and saving J on enough money TO
make you brimful Of interest In what we
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Two Weeks
Children's pebble spring heel, now 5oc.
sizes, 4 tot.
Children's pebble spring heel, now 75c.
sizes, o10H.
ChndTen's Kid spring heel, now 90e.
eizes, to 10Y.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Men's kip plow shoes, now 81. 25.
Mems broRans, now 81 90.
q 80 Nv"
Mems coarse boots, now s1.75.
sizss,.6,9, 10, II.
Boys coarse bo ts, now f1.40.
sizes, 4 and 5.
Boys coarse boots, now o. so.
sizes, 4 and 5.
Little boys, coare boots. now q. 90.
sizes, l2 and Is.
Not quite half price, but nearly so.
Plenty oi reduc d price ladies' pebble !
and Kid button, at great saving to those
WI o purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now 81. 81.
congress, now 81 50.
hook lace, now 81 90.
Waukenphast hook lace, now
{2 so.
Remenber,you privilege to return and
have EXCHANGED, II you guess the wrong
Size, or have your money returned If you
are not satisfied that you have secured
bargain
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE,
No. 2Os MARKET ST.. ABOVE 2D.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
wANAmAKER's.
We mean that the "Fiith
Day before Easter" shall
overtop anything we
have before done in the
way OF illustrative display.


| Mems Gloves. Some new
DENTS just in.
Two buttons, new points
on new tans, stitched with
red silk, $3.50; two buttons,
tans and browns, handsomely
embroidered, $I.5o; two but
tons, best kid, pique, So.
Some OF these are sold
elsewhere for 10 per cent.
more, some 20 per cent.
more, some for 20 per cent
more.
Both ends of the store.
25c Dress Stuffs for Isc.
No reason why the stufs
shouldn't still be 25c Not
every thread wool. but unless
you are wise in such things
you won't suspect the cotton
warp. Alike en- both sides.
M OF e than fifty styles.
Plaids, wick checks, plain
checks, silk line stripes, jun.
bled check-plaids. Cheerful,
seasonable stuffs for about
half price.
all wool Beiges, SO inches,
373c. Brownish, grayisb,
olivish mixtures. Spring ard
Summer weight.
Wool Cheviot Suitings. IA
color effects and not one
mean. SO inches, 37Ic.
A little better, 10 styles,
45:. .....
Just as unlocked for prices
at every foot of every coun
ter in the W h ole Dress
Goods circuit.
Southeast OF centre.
The march of Easter FAM
cies and favors is triumphant.
More cute and curious con-
ceits than ever; more Easter|
sentiment, mole art than
ever. Whiteness AMI bright
ness. An avalanche OF Eas. |
ter Cards Autographed and
hand-painted, 3 to 25c. Bits
of creamy satin or boiling
cloth, hand-painted, little or
much, as you choose, ex.
quisite always, 60c. to SI2.l
illustrated Booklets mono. !
tints, colors--little thought
picking prettles, I2c to
81. Hand-painted Eggs, Is
to 75c.
Easter light Is on Books,
too. Episcopal Prayer Books
and Hymnals combined,
Oxford edition with the late
additions, 80 mo-; French
morocco 75c, round corners
85c.
These three Books are III
lustrated with colored plate 81
and elegantly bound inI
Spanish calf, mottled:
Publishers Our
price price.
Beautiful Ferns. 1900 {3 90
Flowers Of Field and foHst 1000 3.OJl
Beauti full Wild Flowers Of
America. a....,.......,.. 1000 3.QOl
Here is a peep at some of
the other special priced
Books:
Publishers Our
price. price.
Home Life In the Bible
Rev. Daniel Marcn. 1875 81 80
From Dawn to Dark. Rev.
Daniel March. .......... 375 1.5OI
Night Scenes In the Bible.
Rev. Daniel March ..... 3.75 1.5OI
Days of the Son of Man.
Rev. Daniel March. ..... 3.75 sol
Ny Fathers House. James
NJ. Macdonald. .......... eco .65I
The City of the Great King.
j. T. Barclay, $50 1COl
Poems Of Child Life, bound
in cellulcid. d.....,...... 80. so
Thirteenth street entrance
You can get your "peck
OF dirt" in about two pecks
of Schuylkill Just now.
Needn't if you don't care to
Filters that will clean every
speck and thought of filth
from any water are within
your easy reach.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

NOriOE-i, JOHN U ADAMS, 1HE
IN owner OF the house situated at IN
southwest cornar OF Eleventh and klrE.
wood streets. In the Eighth ward OF ths
oiy oi wilmington, county OF Rev CASTLE
and state OF Delaware, in compliance with
tne requirements Of tho acts of the General
Aseemply 10 snoh case made and provided,
DO hereby give noti3e that shall apply ia
writing TO rhe court OF General Sassions OF
tue Peace Rnd Jail Delivery Of the state Of
delaware, In and FOR Now castle county, on
Monday, the itn day OF May, A. ID. 1855, be
Ing the next term OF said court for IIoenss
Tor sald house as an inn or tavern, for ths
90 Q therein of intoxio Lting liquors in less
quantities than one quart, TO bo drunk on
the premises, and the following rsspeotable
citisens OF said ward recommend tho said
application, viz:
VIM Henderson CloI Il Oantweu
An irsw W Cole tamueI X Jones
GIoetKfoVo ioghph = Gross
wood T II Fenne moro
a brlttngham Benii min X smith
Andrew Is White W BsIKer
" mann John A DBwson
Jehn OraVen Frank Lysinger
LnomAs l. Lynch Robert Oook
Milton II MoElroy Thomas 4 Uawira
Joseph EhaIt uaillon
u X Atkiocon Jo,epa homer
Andrew Moore
ma 3" JOHN q. ADAMS.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

A DSJtoU,RlNED " ,J,l PuBLIos,,,
fa1m os sold At public tair tir"sAL os H.
| FRIDAY. MARCH suu II.
at IL O'CLOCK H., SHARP, "a
Ihead OF horses. M,
wh:,,so VII sound, agod driver aS,y assy hone
aliss;ri NJ; !; ;,J JP.y ssl horse. year. Old . u
Nc. .. BAY horse
s13d family horse. ha,d "a ,sTs Az Old, u
ln9' 4. sorrol mare, 4 al,
beaten good driver and W. ~otsa,, HlS, W
~ Sc: ~, !; Bay m.r.. h..y, .,.' .%'a'
No. q. SOIL sors,I fISSy,T,hete. Syy,, wan '0a
stesi. o'''si colt eomlnsays.n d
No. J. Brown e,lt, co,.,n
,szEood milch cows, soan hg one y'r
s'S1se ,pringerr, IDurhNm hulfesh ifesh aid
| ne prood sowe. good hn.l tNo I'd
vvu Iarm wagon, / i've ", ~ snail
sis,mahtown, ! top bu,,s ated cAtf
sIirn and bells. horSefs1, ! rod
saw 10y piqn, ] South Beni ~ y uhlN
sing fullvators, Ross MAJ Sa u
sri ~ nMness, J set light euWf
wheeih.rsy ,WaEon hafuoss
forks. shoveI. ho1se pOwer s,n,-
hhhMs. --Ail sums of ~ .n.tt ,n'T AFtlca
tume over That Amonnt : r ,nI andau
VII VII "e kiyei on purchaser y,s,I ol
huse Win an Hpproypt .ihs
auu11, or per cent. viii I.n"pi1iie'
on ail credl Sums JOHN ,iIvvl..std
eIiDhAh q Son. AuetloDar,s NNDhl
pUBLIU SALE OF 2sur.n,
Il sea aud mules hAADOf
VIII sell ut my stabls 91 r..
Onoatef, Pa. between Marss,
toloinins George MshOns liV,,y IN 1aa ~,
THuHsDAY, mARoa ua, q
all O'CLOCK ,. u,
- Head OF Kentucky and s,u,,
- ern Ohio Hofsei,
shead OF good young n,a
Suitable for all purpo,ss ~,
nave been carefully ttIon,sd ns nNs
nu among them Will be bppd y.
eu IoAdsters and tatdlsra ~
M purpose HORSES, Sh4
inspected at above stable iva AN
sale. 2 and 4 month"; credit
L. ". stidham a Son. Ha1u. A. "a fiS q
pURLlu SALE GFsr v1-S1
a boid At puslia sgls Al ~,
residence Of U. ", BAnvM 4
Bootn's Corner. Delaware Coua,J
munDAY. MAEuH .,a, lsa
ct l o'olocf, y. m.
20 mead OF fresh COWS ard ,oru.,. r,,
. stock bblis ana 20 small ,h,.t
rom Cumberland County, Pa
Our STOCK 10 osrefully % estsd.st
guaranteed as Represented,
Two and iouf Lnonthu credit
GOUDLkY 4 RhLpH
A. o. sharpless. AucL nliI.
GREAT eALEl-wR WILL H
NJ q sale OF frst.cI,ss sloct In
Yard, Centreviile, Delaware on
MONDAY MARCH 18th, pM
&. W
80 head OF cows nrst.clsis irtiA d
ward sprinEers. Also few coed gsl
and so mead Of iiue sh0hts.
Jhls stock las been ssle1ted with fs
and VIII sure y suit you,
Sale at Bp. IN, nirHern M
JAS. q. Robinson, Auct. PRUUDAGn
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

NOTlUE-J. A. DRAM SrON b o., lce
~ King street, have now on sale, fsrtili
E9ts IN smsli packages, Tor grass, plants
oemetcry lots, lo:es, and oil kiods OF Il "
era, making quick growth. Bone q speolHl
PREPARATION Tor chickens. Agents wanted
m2l Got
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

NoTIoE-I, FREDEgIuX W HgHI
IN the owner OF the house situated Ai
No. 100 West Fourth street, in tns
Flst ward Of the city Of WI
mtngton. county OF New Castle and
state Of Delaware, IN comp lance with ths
quiremsnts Of the acts of the uenerAl AS
sembly In suot case made and provided, da
hereby give notice that 1 shall Apply IN
writing to the Doart Of General Sessions d
the PeAco and Jail Delivery Of the
state Of Delaware in and for New
O.stie County, on Monday, tho TN day Of
may, A. ID. 1858, being the next term
OF said court, for license for said houss a,
an Inn or tavern, for tho sale thareiu Of in.
toAicating liquors In lezs qualities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises, and
me following respectable oitiIeRs OF SAID
yard rccomu end the said apple ltlon, viz:
yallus GUNNER James McKenna
Joleph BfunnsT Danlsl Mcyu1ker
Edward Stone Auton Hauper
yehn Bsder ObflstiAn SnoeYI
Da niel UiLeary IA Hletmann
II Zim mefmGnn JBR Rsloh
Ernest Hetssl ID BubspEsr
,.Sestii Weleh. Jos Niedemaier
Joseph n BAdor Alfred walton
Herbert Lange q o sieihiehan
Conrad Keller tJhAs Coryiyan
Jeeoph Goodman George finek
A biokta
m29sts FRLDnhI X W. HE'LL.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

05AaDERs wAsrE[aloa1lis, .As, 4, 4
Is rooms and q, 0trVit t.rrotn, il g., Wl
ulfurnished, tl02l 'a
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

GREAT eALEl-wR WILL n
~ q sale Of trst-cl'ss stock. At IN
Yard. Centreviile, Delaware On
MONDAY MARCH 18th, ID