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Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
YOUR BLOOD.

Impurities In the blood produce diseases.
Bodily and mental health depend upon a
healthy condition Of the blood. The blood,
particularly In the spring and during the hot
summer months, becomes clogged with i'm
purities, which poison It and generate dis
ease. A harmless blood purifier. without
particle OF mineral poison In 1t, such Us mer-
curry or potash, Is necessary TO remove these
Impurities and to restore the healthy tone Of
mind and body. The best purifier and tonic
known to the world is swift's Specific CSss.l
In regard to its wonderful purifying and
tonic powers we give q few testimonials az
follows:
Mr.. VIM. A. sleboid. with Geo. p. Rowell &
Co., 10 Spruce Street, New York, writes March
18th. 1855 "I feel 1t my duty. for the benefit
OF others who may be nffiicted as was. TO
write you this letter. which you can use as
my testimony In any way you choose. will
answer any inquiry from others in relation
to the facts herewith stated. In February
last suffered great pain and Inconvenience
from boils. all over my neck; could not turn
my head without acute pain and my blood
was in poor condition. After trying all the
usual remedies In such cases, and finding no
relief. by tho persuasion of Mr.. J. W. Fears
Manager OF your New York ONCE, l used one
bottle S. s. s, and improved rapidly and
very soon l was entirely relieved of my
Jobs Comforters" Now not sign of my
afilctlon can be seen feel strong and cheer.
full s. s. S. is a fine tonic as proved In ng
case. sleep soundiy and my appetite Is good.
DR.. J. n Cheney, well known physician
writes from Ellaville. oeorgin: " use S. S. S.
in convalescent fever cases with the best re.
suits. 1t will. In my Judgment, prevent sum
mer dysentery. II one will take a few bottles
in the spring, thus preparing the bowels fol-
the strains of summer"
Mrs. Scott Llston. li8 Zane street tIsland)
Wheeling, West Virginia, writes Having
used s. s. s. for the blood. can safely say
that Il beats anything have used to cleans,
the blood and make u new being out of per
SON."
Mr.. M. s. HAmiin, Winston, N. e., writes
II use IL every spring. 1t always builds me
up, giving me appetite and digestion, ant
enabling me to stand the long. trying, euer
vating hot summer days. On using 1t 1901
become strong OF body and easy of mind"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailet
free.
Tux SWIFT srEcIrIcCo., Drawer3 8, Atlanta, ca
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
ptr,kes ana s,x,hers.


PIrrsBURa. PA, April M.-Ihe
strike OF the coal miners in the Fourth
pool, Pittsburg District, has ended In
favor Of tho men, all bat two OF the
mines having resumed work at the old
rate.
BRApDocK, Pa, April 81 AFTER
four montbs' tdleneBs the machine
shops OF the EigAr Thompson Ssesl
Works were started yesterday morn
ing, preparatory 10 q general resump
tion on Mor day next. Two hundred
men responded 10 the call for work.
men, notwiths,Anding tff1rts to plevent
them by the Knights OF Labor. Tho
superintendent anticipates no trouble
, In resumipg next week. No discrimt.
nA.ion will be made between union and
non union men who may desire 70
work.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, April 81 The oonduc-
tors and divers on tho CHICAGO liues oil
the Yerkes Philadelphia ssreet car
lines are complaining. They tsy Mr..
Yerkes 10 importing men fiOm Poiia-
deiphis 70 take their places, "rhny
agree not 10 belong 70 any labor organi.
sAtion, and they must deposit bonds t,
keep vheir egret nIenS"
NEW YoRK, A aril 81 The brewers'
lockout here tesms 10 have resolved
itself simply into question Of strength
between the employe efs and tho men.
Tho employers O. AIM they have wou
the dstt. and srs independent Of tbs
min.
INciNNATI. o., April 81 The placel
Of the striking bre wers have been nearly
al. a.led. None OF the brsNsriss have
bssst compelie 10 stop.
CLEVELAND, o April 1.-The mas
ter b,ewers yesterday refasca to sigr
the yearly contract presented by tbsil
tmploy es. Toe man thrsaten to strike
but Is ts tbooght lhsy will defer aotloI
uusii MAG !, when she contracts expire
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
A PalatAble Tendency.


The old fashioned notion that "phy.
sic" ought to be "naaty," and that ii 1t
10 not nasty Ii cannot possibly do the
patient any good, seems now In fair
way 70 be ranked among exploded fal
lAoles. The Pharmaceutical Journal,
which has played conspicuous part In
dispelling the ancient delusion, tells us
that intelligent ph ,iciaDs and suooset-
full practitioners now recognise ihs TACT
that the 10 fiuence OF the mind over the
body Is such that the whims and fns-
tidioubness OF patients in respect to
nauBeous and Offensive med icines "can'
not consistently be ignored" But
there 10 YET another reason, aB this an
thoIity reminds us. 1t In well known
that patients often deceive their doctor
by secretly throwing away medicines
that offend the taste or are repulsive In
appearance, and this even In cases
where the successful action or the fail
urs OF the remedy 10 perhaps n matter
OF life or death. AS y natural result, II
the patient lies or derives no benedt, the
doctor or the drug, OF both, bear the
bllme. After this 10 one will be sur'
prissd to learn that the past year has
shown greatly increased appreciation
OF everything that tends not only to
definite doses, hut also to ctnvenltnos
and pziAtability In medicines.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
John jarrett ON the mills si,i.

HARRISBURG Pa 3. April 20 john
Jsrts.t tns ~oil known labor leader
snf proteotioDift. returned homo from
Warrington today. ConcerpinR the
prJspeca Of tbs psassRe OF the Mills
oil he tatd: The Ffes-traders ara net
so confident as ghey were q short time
age. Rueso there Ia no doubt Of the
faot bat ghst they are weakening. L. 10
very doubtful W neither tho bill will pAes
the Housf. Much depends upon What
tha working nsn will do Mills has
declared thaS the tariff robS thr work.
ing meo, and IL iemsios for the latter 10
recent such statements. The protecsicn
element IL awakening 10 the realization
LOT tho f.ot that work must be dons, snd
great influence will be brought 10 bear.
L. will be Ins OF the er, atest hebts wit.
messed In Congress for many years.
Those who will speak Rgainst the Mills
bill ara making great preparations. The
rostponemeut OF the confederation OF
the Mills bill is very acceptable, and
W. are now la very gcoi shape"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

Worth 81; our price 50.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
PoiiticHl

The official vote of New Orleans give
Nichols, Democrat, for Governor, 10,
S67 majority. Shakespeare's majority tol
Mayor 10 1878. The fudica ions are thai
Nicbollss' majority in the State is about
80, 900.
The Ohio Republican League met ia
Dayton yesterday One hu dred clubs
covering the entire State, were represent
ed. John A. Caldwell, of the Blaine
Clu0 oil Cincinnati, was elected Presi-
dens of the League by acclamation. r. j.
Tanning, of Columbus, was chosen Sec
retary.
The Republicst Of the Fifth Distric
of Illinois have renominated A, j. Hop
kins for Congress.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
EXCURSION 10 California

Free sleeping car excursion to Gall.
fornia, Oregon and Colorado points will
leave May z, from Delaware Avenue
depot, Wilmington. Dsl,, via B. q o
Il. r Mt 3 40 p III Baltimore $50 p
m., W "ShinRloa 0 46 p. M, with only
one change OF cars at KAosas Olt,
(UnioD Depoi). For further iniormA
ion and reservation OF bsiths apply Il
81. A. Miller, passenger and ticke
agent B &c o X. q Wilmington, Del
or to d. Bride. passenger agent Ceatra
Building, Baltimore, Nd or the near
eat ticket sgent b 81 o. R. B
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Dsash Of . Leaned Hernis,

Alexander n. Cohen, long known "a
"Aadovel's Mass. Hermit" 10 dead.
Toe story Of his lie IL strange one.
Born in Yanovof, Russia, he came to
America, and, after tutoring the chill
drsn OF leading New York families ia
the languages, he, about 1859, drifted
TO Andover, whore. from the peculiarly
Of his personal appearance, he attracted
much attention, And WAS made the sub.
jeot Of ridicule and laughter. Ho had
an excellent education, nevertheless,
apd hts familiarity with Hebrew litera
turs warranted DR. Bslah Merrill, OF
the Andover Theological Seminary ,And
late Ooasul 10 Jerusalem, In securing
his services as an assistant In his de.
partmeps OF the institution. His aid
was valuable, and his knowledge oi
Hebrew language was freely diflussd In
the lecture room.
He wss scholarly, bat the impersoua,
tion Of cArslessness In dress. II 10 said
OF him that he frequently sppsA.ed be
fore the dtvtnity students without his
morning sbiutiou, coliarless, q boot on
one K OF and q rubber shoe on the other.
His favorite trousers were overAlis
For these reasons he wAs expelled from
tas seminary. His life since has been
o lonely cne At one hour he wac
found iu the garden; at smother enesg
cd In the com pilation of bovk on tint
Jewish religion. He boarded com
Portable fortune, but ra ely sptnS O dol.
lar, and lived cniehy on eggs, milk and
meal.
Within year he had made two unsuc
cest full attempts TO take his HE, and
feeling the cIraT ace OF bis Aot keeply
had kept muoh 10 himself, seldom be-
Ing seen outside his Coor. How hs
managed to live. and whether or not he
really WAS yet alive, we're puzz inl
questions often prop0unded BY hi
neiehbors. Last Saturday morning &
visitor oallod NJ his house TO sec aboui
oerlsin papers, and found him dying
He WAS beyond oil assistance. II,
had been In this dying state for days
no food, no nourit hment and not q per
son In the word TO say last kind
word. He had been married, bat hi
wife died abont afteea years ago.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
mrs Nixon Found

WICHITA, KRs,, April 20 Tho on
GERS were d t,rdsy rswRrded by find
ing the missip keMEs. Nixon In q iiitlt
house IL the sOuth part of the city. Sht
has evidently suffered from tho rough
handling OF thu sbaucsnrs and was fee
BILE and weak. She was removed by
her ettp.son, and his motive, II Is said,
WAS to get possession of hsr property
worth several hundred thousand dol.
lars He, bowe7er, disolaims this In.
teDtion, and sAys IL wRs done TO pro =
vent tha Ogbornes, with whom she
formerly stayed, from dissipating hei
fortune,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Los. OF | tIe ,n a /. oarlng.nouse

ST. LOUIS, April 20.-The Bethe
Home, q ten cent lodging and tstinG
house for men, WAS burned to.n,ght
There were 100 90 gers In tho building
and the greatest Excitement pte' allad
Many slid down the ropes frotn TIL
windows, and some wtrs taken out ty
tiremeu. Several men were 80 bad !,
burned that they will probably die. ant
It 10 believed that number we're suffo
Gated In their beds without being awak
ened The building WAS . four story
brick, and had been u.sd as n Buthe
Home for twenty vesra or more. |
was mansgad by board Of lsdies a7t
gentleman representing all ths P o .ss
taut churches.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
AnIuiarnrn,er.

Mr.. Lewis Porter, an Italian BY
birth, Is rather 6ercs looking man
although CT mild dispositiun. he u
about fivs fest nine inobse iD height
full face with sida and chin whiskers
and wears a,ii derby. He occupies
tho position Rs Interpreter at Squire
MonaRhAn's ot urt, on Shipley ttreei
above Fourth. Mr. Porter, it is said
can speak six or seVen different lan
guages correctly, and writs the same In
readable baud Ha Is quite an nd
juncs to the squire's office, eoab'lng him
to mete out juetios ID tue SINS OF sunny
Italy, who may have o,cason to require
hls services to B.rsighten ont their Of
fairs.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Cannot pe Held for Life.

The Ohio Supreme Court has handed
down an impoi tant decision In the case
OF Robert Patterson, q Miami County
prleoner who was sentenced in 1855 to
hve years in the State IeniteDttary.
" This being PAtterson's third or fourth
term" says despalch from Columbus,
She was marked for retention % o life
prisoner under the act introduced by
Allen o. Myers when o n member OF the
LeEislAtnre from this county. That act
was based upon the principle that
man who Is convicted Of three separate
and successive crimes is q confirmed
criminal and should be restrained from,
his liberty for the good of eoclety. Tue
attorneys for Patterson took the case &c
the Supreme Court for the purpose OF
testing the oonstitutionality OF the aot
The court deoided that the law is I'M
constitutional, and Patterson will
therefore, be released at the expiration
OF his sentence. There are nhout half 4
dozen other prisoners in the peniten
tlary whose cases are similar, and the!
must also be released when their rssu
lar terms expire. This tiIeGtuslly doe
away with the confsmed-cr
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Auotner siam Oh tho actors.

"S0 many accidents are occurring On
the railways nowadays that I'm posi-
tivsly afraid TO travel"
"There's no occasion to fear. l have
travelled on American railways for
twenty years and have mover been in.
jnred."
"You havel In what capacity 2"
"Oh, travs,ing from town u town.
am an actor"
"ThAt explains 1t. OF course you
went on foot"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
FER sale.

VNOK sALE--rHK WELL KNOWS
u businses stand and dwelling, for q
years occupied ~ q clothing store and
tailoring establishment, No. Ill Markel
TO Shipley street. a leo the modern and
well built house, NE 51a West s1est, rnish
cd In the bost hard wood style, Q story and
mAnssYd. Aio No. SIS East 10th street, 1
rooms, story. These properties osn bs
beuE ht on easy terms and at q right priof
npe will be 90 the IN lrkst until sold. Gall
on or AddrSsj OYRU5 STERN Ill Ma,ke,
street.. sl3-fks4w
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
working to Put Up the Prioo of ol,

FITTsBURG, April 30 Tho EKecu-
tive OommILlse OF the Oil Prodnoers'
Protective Aesoolatian held o Ave.
bours' session here this evening, 1t wss
reported to Them that as q result of The
shutdown movement there are only
II 900, 900 barrels oil oil on hand. These
stocss have been re5u ,ed up TO this
time at the rate Of 80 .0D0 barrels day.
This rats vii, bs Increased to SO, 900
barrels dny. This actual cost OF pro
notion 10 81 IT. and how TO get the
narke et price up to that figure wac .he
chief feature Of the debate to-day Wal
on ths "shorts" WAS declared, and Il
wAs found the shutdown movement
was daily converting "shorts" intt
"longs."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
SPECIAL BARGAIN ROOM.
SPECIAL BARGAIN ROOM.
SPECIAL BARGAIN ROOM.

The second floor centre room Is filed to-day with
great Bargains in Mems and Youths Dress and Business
Suits The for it. In our great business must
prevent the accumulang of small lots Dozen and half
dozen Suits, just the quantities houses buy We are
anxious to get rid Of
To-day get everything together and make such
striking prices that they must te the first sold It's just
the place to save Three to Six Dollars each Suit
For instance, the $40 Suits 60 down to 500.
$1,000 Suits down to $3.50.
SIS 90 Suits down to $I2.oo.
$3.50 Suits down to $1,000.
Just the Very Best Clothing we know how to make
Beautiful Spring Silk Lined Overcoats, with the very
best tailor marks all over them.
The most perfect fitting Clothing for Boys and Chill
dren we ever knew.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
famous Doctor

=, s,i,l that the secret oil good heaith
|''.,,,cd in keeping the head cool. the
| \ warm, and the bowels open Had
N eminent physician lived in our day.
4 snown the merits of Ayers Pills
1 :. sOcrjcnt, he would certainly have
'.mmended them, as so many OF his
,.rni,hed successors are doing.
a, celebrated DIR. Farnsworth, OF
,,,vt. Conn, recommends Ayers
IM The best OF all remedies foi
l,suitent Fevers."
n l. E. Fowler, OF Bridgeport
!. avs: "Ayer's Pills are highly
Universally spoken of by the people
4 here. l make daily use OF them
uyFactlce.' =
\ uayhew, Of New Bedford, Mass,
4, oHaying prescribed many thou
4, Of Ayers Pills, in my practice, l
uahesi,atingly pronounce them the
catAartiC in use.
~ Massachusetts, State Assayer, DR..
/ Waycs, ccrtities 81 have made a
MI ANALYSIS Of Ayers Pills. They
'sip The active principles OF we'll
.TS drugs, isolated from inert mat
which plun is, chemically speaking,
rrlt Importance to their usefulness.
irsures activity, certainty, and uni
NM Of effect. Ayers Pills contain
mf,allir or mineral substance, but
virtues Of vegetable remedies in
lhI ccnbilation.' y
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
A modern Ananias.

In the spring the young mans faacy
Hizhly turns to thouR hts on clothes,
And he wont ers how he'll got them.
AB or two sultB Still ha owes.
Hut he'll brace his trusting tatltt,
Tor at lying he 10 deft;
Then heiIl strut Ia new sppArali
Anu the tailor will get lett.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

The attendance at st. PAtrick's Fail
for the past two weeks has been very
poor. The management would be pleas
cd to have their friends call AZ once.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
A l,naolio poet

Oome ihto tho Q arder, Maud.
kor n uch OF the most has howr,
And the spade tnsH loosen the e,od,
And ataf shall the dirt be thrown;
Bou sweet 10 the odor waited abfoHdl
How long have the parRnips grown.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

Beautiful music, handsome costum es
in Chtmes OF Normandy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

sN-send foe .tHow 10 Cure Skin Diseases, VI
81 pages, so Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

ssld everywhere, Price, OUrfCURA, toc.
SOAR, 25c. RssQiv VENT, 3l;, PTspa ed by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHE aiCAL Co.,
boston, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

LAMP NJ. l. c. 7.l. Le44 A!Ig.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

E1HOR SALE-A GOOD BAY MARE, 7
g y.sr' old is, hsnds hIgh, sonnd fzw
bic harness, fearless OF every VI ing, oan se
driven BY n lsdy, VII road from Q 10 10
miles an hour. Uan bs sssn ut stasis on sth
strest between Madison and Mo osroe, rear Of
black smith shop. alsu
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

MY METHOD the only Known that cures pc rma
neptIy the Special Diseases largest
and private practical experience with every remedy
and known science for quickest recovery ant
permanent cure, THE MOST DANGEROUS CAsEf
SOLICITED. Relief Send for book "Truth,' ,
special diseases and exposing frauds, theif tricks
yc:imEe sufferers and avoid s0-oalled vegetable medi
,ines, hiooi purifiers, fraudulent ptamisinF cure
pay They ruin thousnnds Rest skll In the begin
Mug will much suffering and delay, Write or cal
patients the doctor 0nly. Bnurs " " o. We
les1AV and SATURDAY. ttil 10 sundaAy till l.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

w carriage painting. Apply at cool :
ING'S carriage Factory. Fourth and fren. h
streets. aD ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

yKyANTED-A COMPETENT ENG1N-
w neer, steady WORK and good wages.
Apply 70 }. X. FRIEaHURsT, MArahelion,
Del alo II
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

WI ANTED-s sITUATIoN AT
w housewOrk by Two women, one
wuliug to go to the country; the other the
city. Address b. and q. this office. zao-2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
[vs!I Hight ! Scratched
Until tho Skin Was raw. Bod y
covered with acasss like spots OF
mortar cared by the Ousfcura
R0m00leS,

am going TO tell you of the extraordinary
change your utieurn Ermedies performed
ON me. About the ist Of April last l noticed
some re- pimpleH like coming out all over my
body, but thouRht nothing Of IL until some
time later on, when 1t began TO look like spots
of mortar spotted on, and which came of In
LAYERS, accompanied with itching. would
scratch every night until was raw, then the
next night the scalts, Ing formed mean
while, were scratched of again. In vain did
consult all the doctors in the county, but
without aid. After giving up all hopes of
recovery, happune1 to see an advertisement
in the newspaper abont your Cuticnra RENE
dies, and purchased them from my druggist,
and obtained almost immediate relief be-
gan to notice that the scaly cruptlons gradu-
ally dropped of and disappeared one by one,
aud have been fully cnrid. lad she disease
thirteen months before | began taking the
GuticurA Ranedief, and In four or ave week 8
WAS entirely cured. My disease was eczema
and u oriasls. | recommended the tnticura
Remedies to all In my vicinity, and know of
a great many who have taken them, and
thank me for the knowledgeof them, especially
mothers who have bahes with scaly eruptions
on III cir heads and bo 'its. / cannot express
In words the thanks to You for what the Cutt-
cura ReInedie, have been u me My body was
covered with scales, aud was an awful spec
taele to behold. Non my ska is as nice and
N'e,' 10 GRO. CoTEY, Merrill, Wis.
Feb. z IsgS.-Not a trace what4aever of the
disease from which suffered has sho - Itself
since nv cure. GEO. COTEf.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Ayers Pills,

l..nd by DtJ. c, Aver \ Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Named.

VXTANrED-A LIVE MAN TO UAN-
wv vses for ssne OF the best houshoid
wants in the market. Small capital; pt0fits
iaIxs. Gall in the evening betWssn and
o'c ock. at s2l Market street. sls-sr
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

Cough cauiy at Fsrgu,on'a, II It
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

DJNTPLEs, blsck.heads, red, rough.
Il IINlrhapped snd oily skin preYented by
CUTI0uRA SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
lore Genial weather

y coaItd ,ut the ladies for sprir & shop
hh he clmmene able fort OF each be.
] 10 know where 10 get the best N style
quality at the II ast price, etc. F..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

II Try WAlton'a milk biscuit, Seventh
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

We cannot do Justice TO the esteem In which
Soap, an eAguisi e skin Beautiner, prepared
from T., anu CuIicura lie. olyent, the new
Blood pu' ia r, are rIh by ihe thouf Ands upon
thousands who 80 lives have been made happy
by the cure tf agon1ing, hum mliiatinP, itching
st'aly und pimnly diseases of the SKIN, scalp,
and blood, with lots OF hair,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

E)NMEA
|esrlalel
|Ifca USED
|All vol
| stree
| eel WI
|AttenioI
sud Y
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

|ts rosl
| ohlljt,nI
/ BILLING
\ enus,l1
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

NOR RENT THE TAkEE-SroRY
q brick dwelling No. 1914 PeunBy Bylvspis
avenue. uood location and reasonable ront.
Alb o. God HEALD 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

XITANrED-A FIR T.uLASS OAR
wv Iiage painter II JOINS WALTHEhs
south OF Market street bridge. alp-st
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

TNYAHTEU-BqY To Run kkKANDs
w apply Gt r. A. Mot LuRE's nsh stall
In Eigbtn street m srxet. ale-st
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

|alOE|
| no. 4
' ers hnd
Ii The |
tnee, "
Kyle, ]
| |nlsytst
Itt0nN0t
|MES \
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

yKTANTED-A COUPLE OF kOuMS
w for light housekeeping, Gloss 70 Mar'
ket street. Address o. this 0tiice. als-sr
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

EEOR RENT-a SMALL FARMS OF II
~ and II acros respectively, in Chris.
ttsna Hundred, about miles from VII.
mington; good buildings; rent reasonable.
rhum AS X. LALLY, 800 Market st. N-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
For Rent.

E0R RENT OR SALE-TEN ROOM
a house, In Newport, on Air street, five
minutes walk from station, good well water
IN Kitchen, garden grapes, snail iruits.
Rent sl1 per month. Inquire ofJ. X. BAR
RAFT, Newport. a20-6ls
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

|.rei u
|fisk. |
|npllyt
|pklnit1
Id n
|pElsisl
10 plt
|IHAM|
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

tus ~ our Fine Psr.s Kid Buttos
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

r7sOR SALn-,fuuu BUILDING STONE
n delivered at East Lake Park And also
In Ninth ward 1T reasonable prices. lSAAU
). TALLY, OAroroft p. o., bol.
N. IN aRon work done, and lime, sand
md stone furnished. ml0.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

|NUAL Y
IN loaa !
/ yeuiug \
[ an elect
rtsuhInh "
|ilsli fr
|,etfetAfT'i
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

TgUk kENt--A fIsk hOoM rOh .
u society In the HRrkness building, 10th
and Market streets. apply 70 X. ne
UAULLY, No. o W. 10th 81. Ab-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

WI ANTED -TW o GENTLEMEN
w or married couple to occupy second
tory front room, I'll TaInall strett. AlB-8t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

EoR RENT-sIx ACRES OF LAND,
with house, stabie and carriage house
near Greenbank station. Apply to WM. G..
FISHER. 9U2 Market street. a5-tt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
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