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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

C0LoSEa BEbyA.-Belva Loci wood S
anxious to adopt for her Presidential
campaign some distinctive badge. Ban
dannas aud buttons are already lionOpO.
lied bg the two grea, parties against
which she contends Perhaps It would
be well for Mrs LocGw wood and her fol-
lowers to wear low bonnets as an EN-.
blem OF tneiI progressive enlightenment
Such a custom would win for the fair
candidate many votes among theatre
going men. The Equal Rights party
should nat overlook the fact that the
high-ha' problem has moi yei been solved.
World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

HARD PAS.-Eyery day brings forth
new instances Of prominent American
manufacturers who are clear sighted
enough to see that no, only their indiy-
idual interests bat the general industrial
and commercial Interests Of the country,
demand a reduction OF The duties which
make raw material costly and restrict our
trade with other nations. Mr.. Marshall
G. LefTerts, President Of the Celuloid
Brush Company, declares his purpose to
support President Cleveland and his
tariff policy on that eround-N. Y.
TINES.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

STICK Pin HERE.-The United State
last year exported 203.O00000 yards o.
colored and uncoiored cotton cloths, anc
sent $4,000 yards TO China alone. Cot
ton is on the free list, wool is taxed, anC
yet wooden operative gets no more
wages because wool is taxed than doe;
the worker In free cotton. The cotton
mills are working iull time, and when
wool ia made free the wooden mills vii!
do the same. So long as We use more OF
imported wool then We do OF of domestic
wool, it is clearly for the advantage OF
American industries TO place DOL on the
free list, in order that We may make
here, TO the profit of our own labor good
We now import, and may also be able to
export TO foreign markets which England
now exclusively supplies N. Y. Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

In answer 10 the pretense NJ the Pro-
tectionists that the appropriations will
nearly consume the revenue, the World
has the following:
The conjeciural report SAYS that its
estimate 'has no reference 20 the surplus
in the Treasury at the present time
This surplus is certainly over $3.50, 600,
900 And this exceeds by 500, 900. 900
the alleged increase Of the appropris.
lions over those Of last year-Uhich
Speaker Carlisle declares TO be an cxaE-
geration by SAL ,000, 600 But if none Of
this assumed excess shall be pruned off
IN the House or lay the Presidents veto,
as il ought IN be- there would BE- a sur
plus % hand Of $3.50 600 900 - start
with aud continuous surplus Of over
100000, 900 4 year 20 process Of collec-
ton
The only remedy for eytrayagance,
the only sure protection against a lock-
up O. money, is to stop The surplus by
reducing taxes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

JfSGo-The best evidence of the cor
RICHNESS of the Fishery Treaty is in the
fact that The extreme people of both
Canada and the United States denounced
it as surrender, while considera,e
people on both sides approved it Its
rejection is simply political ingoism
run mad.-Phila. Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
NETROpOLITAV WRITERS Oy THE
ISSUES OF TIE DAY.
Colonel ReIva Lockwood Wants Badge.
Rejection Of the Fisheries Tren.,-Po-
liical JinGoism-pauper and Cunvic.
Imnig tiOn-MariBe Conference.-The.

TIE MARINE CONFERENCE 1t is an
nounced that the Ioternaiiona. Marine
pariment, Washington, on April Il next
The interval left Tor maturing the work
Of the Conference Is not an hour too
long. The very varisd and nune-ons
objects of the meeting include the rectif-
cation of the international marine cod.
formulating a system of flag snl nigb,
signals and of fog signals TO prevent col
lisiOns, and the extension Of the ben fits
of storm warnings 10 shipping 10 and
cut of harbor. Exchange
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

FOREIGN PAUPERs -The Congress-
ional Committee on immigration has
concluded its fruitful work in this city
and has transferred the scene of its in
yestigation to Boston. Every one of its
sessions has brought out evidence which
must greatly alarm all who have the
Nations welfare at heart. IL has shown
that great tide of panpers and convicts
has been pouring into America for years.
and it has traced the natural results Of
these demoralizing influences upon in
dustry and the public peace.-N. y.
Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

THE NEXT VICE-PRE.IDENT.- Judge
Thurman has gone on speech making
and hand shaking tour and General Har-
son has gone a-fishiDg. The aged Demo.
cratic candidate for the Vice Presidency
appears as fresh and vigorous as a boy.
while the hands shaking labors of the
campaign rave nearly worn General Har-
rison Out-Exchange
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

FIGHTING THE TAIL.-Mr. Blaine ap-
peas 20 be aNfully worried over the
prospect Of Judge Thurman's election TO
the Vice Presidency, and is consequently
nerving himself TO make his big fight
against the tail Of the Democratic take,
rather than the bead There are possibly
two reasons for This Sir. Blaine has
bucked agains; the head Of the ticket
once, and Mr., Blaine is man Who usg-
ally knows when he has en0ugh.-St
Paul Globe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

HE DAILY TINES, delivered in city by car
rier at l2 cents per week. Leave addrees
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

Auction Sales, Legal Notices and Amuse-
aaent Advertisements 81 per inch each
Insertion.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
A NoIsy uress.Impro1er.

A comical incident occurred the
other day on the Polish frontier. A
lady who had been making purchases
In the town Of Kattowtz, with the exA
press purpose of smuggling them into
Poland, bought among other items an
alarm clock, at watch makers.
Thinking lightly of the matter, she
even told the young watch maker OF
her intention, and got him to ask his
wife to TIC the clock beneath what is
now called a "fgure improver." The
watch maker, being fond of a joke,
managed, while the lady was waiting
for his wife, to set the alarm of the
clock at the hour when the train was
timed 10 be at the frontier station
Sesnowice, and then handed it to be
fastened beneath his customers dress.
Well content with her bargain the
lady went off, arrived at the frontier
and passed the customs easily; but just
as she was again stepping into the
railway carriage an awful noise burst
forth, which quickly caught the atten-
ton of the officers. The lady had to
dismount amid the laughter of the by.
ISLANDERS, to disrobe and to pay the fine
of ten roubles fer smuggling. while
the miserable tell-tale alarm was con,
fiscated. nt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
PEERLESS DYES a AES & SIS Sn nss.
BEE HIVE"
500 Market Street

After the effects OF the terrible blizzard
we hope to sell some dress goods, and
open the ball with big drive in double
width, containing the new shades such
as Gobelln Blue, two shades OF Sage,
Nile Green, Mahogany, Red Brown,
Olive, Silver Gray, Coral, Terra. Gotta,
etc., at the astonishing price of 25 cents
yard.
We sell q better Black Henrietta, 40
inches wide, fne and h'avy, at 81, than
we have seen offered by anyone. Special
novelties In black goods, we'll worth
your critical examination.
Have you seen our line OF Peerless
Sateens, perfect beauties, at 1917 cents a
yardi SO pieces of best qualities OF French
sateens at 81 cents. sams grade you
pay S7lS cents elsewhere.
1t has been years nee we have sold
SO much Table Linen as now. We know
why. the price aud quality. A few is
cent Damask Towels at so cents.
About l00) yards remnants OF Neck
RuchIng, from half to three-quarters
price. A golden opportunity for you.
We are now opening eur new spring
Cloths for Ladies' and Misses Jackets.
Nine. Demorest Spring Patterns, Port
folios, etc, now ready.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
sHnRrpAN's BIRrHfLAoH.
oHAnLns >. BsATrrs.

oar what do We care where the hero was
On re e: !: ., the shore. ct Cape God or
WHO /. S;,, where hi' cradle was rocked at
where he first saw the ilsat on thiI broad
spreading earth9
We love the wild rider who mArshAiied the
'tsainst' the sons Of tho Southland. the spar
Whose sword slwayI nAsh,i in the .t.le's
Crowned with Glory respiendsnt for tree
aom and man.
sayl what do we rsok where the hero was
What land. or what Continent, welcomed
him hfst7
We Know wnon Sediiion's loud trampet was
blown,
when il, banners triuuphau. defiant were
'aain,t the iAud that wo Iva. when our
We never Inquired whsr, tina soldier was
No. We followed hill star whers tho battle
was red.
When the flash Of his sabrs 70 vi,torJ led.
We remember the Victories won BY his
In the wales Of Virgiaia, by forsJ. aad ford
A 10 ditr ss dEul q ess, attiot az uus
AS s'er bore cur stan iari ofrsd, white ard
blue.
A horo Of heroes, a leader OF msa.
We know he was all an American thor;
A faithful and foarIess Am ,ricau warrior,
In the brnnt OF the battle u bulwArk and
barrier.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
N. MGgary & Son,
TATNALL ST.
S {, Coz, 9Th and TatnaA,

We said we would tell
you something about Furni-
ture. Did you know we had
the best antique oak suit to
be had for $500? Look at
the dimensions:
Bedstead, 6 feet 3 inches
high, a feet 6 inches wide.
Bureau, 3 feet S inches
long, with a 22xaS 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, bu! 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 it was only an ad-
vertising scheme, but didn't
we show them to you when
| you came to look for them.
Judging from thu 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,
lif you want q Brussels at a
small cost.
Some of the carpet deal
ers will tell you we haven't
lgot the carpets. Come and
see for yourself.
1 We are not offering rem
nants, but nice, new pat.
Items, either I yard or 100
! Sold for cash or weekly
Payments.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

dent shame for his past conduct, and
an unmistakabie determination TO atone
for II II possible, on the part of Frank
Duncan, won the callous old lawyer
TO believe In bis sincerity.
And better than all, it began to tell
upon the hard wall of reserve that had
grow up between Helen's un3uenched
love and her pride TIL it finally crum.
bled away.
"You forgive me at last, Helen, bat
/ can never forgive myself for being
so stupidity blind, and for having
caused you years Of pain BESIDES"
said Frank tenderly.
''Let the dead bury their dead,
Frank; but let us who now live again
live only in the present, and hope for
compensation for our past sorrows in
the future"
"And / thank God that did not
have to try to woo you as an heiress.
l will work for you, and we will be
happy"
Helen colored and was silent for o
moment. Steps were heard in tho
hall, and Mr.. Somers was announced.
"Cut off without cent, and yet
happy, apparently" said the lawyer
brusquely, taking out legal docu.
ment and reading: "'And If Frank
Duncan fOr0ake his foolish object and
marry my adopted daughter, Helen
Morley, within three years and six
months from the date of this testament
/ do bequeath to him." etc, etc.
"Better than you deserved, young
man."
Helen blushed as Frank caught her
in his arms.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

The Kansas City Star tells of a pc
cullAr situation in which Sheriff Hays,
of Sedgwick county, Kan, has been
placed. ut involves the legality of
an attachment upon six barrels Of
whisky and car load and half of
beer. The liquor was attached by
order of a Wholesale LIQUOR house in
the East and was owned by man
named James Fahey. In Wichita. The
peculiar situation in which the sheriff
is thrown is to know what to do with
the liquor. The question arises, can
he sell 1t under the prohibitory lawP
The liquor Is attached to non-resi
dent OF the State, and the sheriff has
orders to levy upon and sell it, but if
he should do 80, will he not be yiolat-
ing the prohibltory law, and, il prose-
cuted. how could he be saved from a
term in the jail1 This is the perpleX-
ing question that the sheriff cannot
answer. II he fails TO carry out the
order of attachment he is personally
liable for the value of the goods, and
If he sells the stuff he is liable to go to
jail"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
Hawkins q Co.
sTaTE DEPARTMENT.


|ou' rVtces and the heneat OF
experience as Real Estate
fh"ut Vhar1e, to all intending
r. neal Estate; and promise TO
n ehdeavors to procure the
"1.e prices and best terms for
'oVAted In the City of WI.
zen long established in the
4 are thoroughly acquainted
ues OF all kinds OF CITY
ana TO q considerable ex-
owners also We therefore
,iyautagcs for negotiating
hl oltentlmes have valuable
W hand which W uld be
|, those n desiring to buy.
@uorl to dispense with our
~ can almost invariably &C.
rms Tor our customers, for
t,operty, than they can OBJ.
nun tue owners them
ouse any other agencies
tend promptly to necessary
~ all arrangements with
u'Aw the legal contract OF
= sale without expense to
VIII be considered strictly
~ pleasure at all times in
y reasonable offer to owners
ltchasers will save money
I'm, ana annoyance, by en-
HAWKINS g. CO.,
H2 Mnrket Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
a variety OF weapons.

Senator Berry, of Arkansas, tells his
friends Of q trial for assault in his
6taJe. in the course Of which q club, q
rail, an axe handle, knife and shot
gun were exhibited as "the instruments
with which the deed was DONE" But
1t was also eho wn that the a7fanlted
man defended himself with . revolver,
. scythe. pitohfork, q ohisel. q hand
saw and a dog, The jury, Mr.. b rry
says, came to the conclusion that they
would have given one dollar apiece to
have seen the fight.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

A young preacher the otter day, IN.
deItaking 10 stump" Blshop Foss, OF
the Methodist Church, with o temper.
Anoe question, said: why, brother, II
there wss q ma1 dog running up and
down the streets, would you shoot it or
would you bsdge 1t lL?" To which the
vice bishop made qulck reply: "It that
had bssn blazing away at IL all that
time without hitting II, guess I'd try
and hedge 1t In"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
a Oaxo Ola Enough to vote.
rom tho UhioA 70 Timer.

Twenty -one years and three months
ago Albert Watson's grandmother,
down East, mixed into a yellow spot.
ted mass flour and sugar and milk and
citron and currants and raisins and
eggs and spices,an baked the mass In
q hot oven and put It outside the win
dow to cool. The cake was laid away
quietly then. Thee months later ii
was laid away again with great osten-
tation, as the birthday cake of Albert
Watson, who was born that day. Last
week piece Of that same cake, moist
and appetizing, unnib!ed by the snag
gle tooth oil time, was re ,eiYed by
Albert Watson's aunt, in this town.
The cake was cut up at the ceiebra-
ton of Albert's 2lst birthday in Bos-
ton, and 1t stands as q monument to
the ability Of New England to cook a
good, solid, palatable, scrumptious,
old fashioned cake that will be nice to
eat and pleasant to look at when the
new. tangled compositions of the
French chef have crumb,ed and de-
cayed and passed away from the mem.
DRY ofman. The cake is 81 years old
Albert has beard, and the good old
housewife who prepared the hardy
sweet is long since dead.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl50,OOO.


We, the uudersisned Ranks and BAnkers
will pay all Priros drawn In The Louisiani
STATE lotteries which may be presented Al
our counters.
n. N. VShLMsLEY, Pres. Louisiaas
National Hank.
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres, gtn>e No
ttOmnl HANK.
A. HAI.DWIN. Pres. N. o Una'I mn
GAIL EkO nm. Pros. Union National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

She sat on the Piano s'ool With her
hAnds tightly olasped, looking tragic
and miserable-she could net sing q
note. / gently GugReBted DR.. BuIl'B
Cough Syrup. Tho rex. day she WAS
sing ne aud til ling like the FIRST birds
Ia the spring. s nsiole CIR
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
THE ARTISANs'sAVIN9 BANK.
NO. 5o2 MARKET STREET.

INCORPORATED ....s....... rhbRUAEN 40, io7
Opento receive deposits daily from 9 q. n
NTH D. M, and on Tuesday AID Saturday
evenings from I to O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that
profits upon its investments, except so maei
as is required fer tho payment OF nocossar.
expenses and for suitable surplus for tll
security OF depositorB, shall ba divi1s,
Amons the depositors.
No manager Is SLOWED to borrow airy par
Of tho funds deposited with tho Corporation
MANIAC ELS.
iieorno W, Bush, Is. Allen HIlles,
o. Wotle WeldIn, HI, Il. Lichtenstoin,
Geo, s. OapelIe, Alexander y Hart,
Uhas. W. Rowland, NJ X. Benson,
Jos. L.. Carpenter, Jr., Jeb II. Jackson,
Horny n. Dare. Anthony Higgins
washington BA9tingg,
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES,
iHo, W. BUSH, GEO. :. UAPHLLE,
President. Vtce-P osid3nt.
Il. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
TO- -mV .Jos. NJ MATHHR Arditor.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
Ldi;iss Registered lsttsn Ia
uEW ORLEAHS u RATIONAL RAMB
New Orle&RD. In,

REMEMBER T,s: ne p E.ssTs:,s Z
and Early, VINO are In charge OF the draw
inSs, 10 a guarantee Of absolute fairneAt
and integrity, that the chances are ali
equal and that no one can posalbiy divint
what numbers VIII draw Prize.
BEMEM RER that tins payment OF ST
Prizes IL GUARANTEED E7 FOGB
NATIONAL HANKS OF New OrleGnf.
and the Tickets arc sisned by tho Prcsi
dent OF an InBtitution, whose charter &C
rights sro recognized In tho highest Cour Isl
therefore. beware OF any I'M ltStionS or m
noymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

Physicians, lawyers and business
mon ara enthusiastic In their ineorse-
meut of Salvation OIL. 1t cures the
worst oases of rheumatlEm. 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

"a positive benefit 10 young children
and infants" Is the popular verdict fer
DR.. Bulls Paby Syrup. Sold every
where at 20 cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
Capital Prize. $50, 600.
aEHRtfee,-rtcHess are Ton poliars only
Halves, %. Ftfths "a, panths. o..

2l7p PriSss, aJdnnntinK to....s....... eS5e, ooo
Application for RATS 70 clubs should be
made only 10 the once OF the Company IN
New Orleans.
FOR further Information write clearly, Civ
ing full address. POSTAL HCyrlcS. EzpreRt
Money Orders, or Row York Exchange
In Ordinary letter. Currency oy exprest
tht our oxponsel addressed -
n. a. DAUPHIN,
Kew Orleans. LIE.
Washington, u.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

L s.tp-AI A BANG AIN. The
~, Solsil nAirlson Btreos,9 70 ms,
k,aus. 10 cellar, gas Lxlutss IN 81
Il lngtoy emenu; paptrsu tnteushVu,,
Il iat Of money can rem " ~ 2 Wr
ANS 70 EENRY J. JhirfEN; II"
IN. q lil0 harrison CT. n'e-es
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

skLE-IWJ FARMS NEAR
llleyyilio, B:undyWino hundred,
Ias IS AMI 50 tssos, with good build
apply TO DAVID CAMPBELL,
bien'ses. m2zNtIN
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

[slLg-uJUD BUILDING STONE
&llysrod a. hast Lake PARK And AGO
III Warl A.fpiB)aAbse prlooS. iSAA Az
Lay, OArirOit r. o., Dol,
f-Maicn E.rE dore, and lime, fsnd
&lo lu,nlLatd. ml0.tI
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

sA,L-tig EXUdhNGE, FOh
H. IIrps.y, email place Of 3 or :
St,r q 6ouse, pAfn and ont buildinge,
M DIV, cIoso TO railroad station.
| % q. \. MeOAuLLEY, No. III
d n tLl. lA sthH Y.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

ksaLEuH RENr-S'1 NEW rWO
- nrirs h0ustt on the east side OF
II .,.eet hetGeth ShAlleross And Low.
rv.r1,r,gix rooms and oath; not AID
n 4, yafcs and norch. Apply 10
EN,iiY, No. 10 EEst eth At. mil 81
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

sITy-AUDUr 2 AOkE3 OF
IL 90 iquAre from Maikst sss n,os
m s7snH,. West ana " na,, ~
n inIe quantity q ihs oest p. M
FAtpiy to J. J. PIERCE, Nc, n, "a
q u Va '~ mle-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

6ALE.-GUOD WILL STOCK
y FNuos Of an OLD rstahli he'd cigar
! central business part Of The Ely.
log iut,tdIattiv. Address GIG II
REP bllDAS once, mip-2to
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

s1Ig or RENr-tr0 OirY
Rs,n.ss men and women v, ~ nav ;-' ~ ~ l y.
4 nd icmantlc he'd CLAY , SIssE a.
III ,tsllcn AZ Pesteiiles, l l,e,s"e sos.
sos,ibSili suitable for any oasiness.
~, biae pllstsred rtooP, doeDie
"a yater unde cover IN sh sd'
su.e aero 10, FIR more eot,sses,
h,atis, and vSgotsoiesi eonv't 70
W rslynto tho3d, so Aid Gil per
tpP' VI i. W. FEKREE.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

saLE,-A LOT W BUILDIHg
st..l, Consisting OF sash, doofs.
Il, b !nii &c. Also building for
L, - AiiE NO, lie King ct. u u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

sAIL-A SOHKEL HORSE
'r.lr years old; wIEe tluFle OF
bal . rOoi farm horse or dIiver; also
|H.. =, caoap, Addtoss "W," this
mh71
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

bhlr "A LAKuE IDUBLF;
pnD oiiiHo GcEh. PElROE BEE
\, = c., tn street. ml9tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

|SbLa 80 LARGE AND SMALL
t,m-n,oNa wRgonS at fair prlcos.
phocIjn Of business wagons ".
sDhD. 4ai AND french sLs. do ams
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

cALE-Residence, No.
Washington st.. II rooms,
heater in cellar, electric
,rryants call bells, and all
|.,n improvements. This
p E will be sold cheap.
H. H. to !. AUGUSTUS Nc
XIV, GOO Market st. fat
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

IyTAgrED 800 Busd ET4s tF p,rA-
w tOas DANIEL MCKINLEY, Third
and Monron SITS. mlo-i
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

TOR RENT-TW 20 z RoOMED
II houses with hot and cold wat r aud
bath, front yards aud pOrticos, G nvenient 20
City Railway; Scott street above Front at $40
One s-roomed house, 5'h and ssarles, d per
IN onth. -,
store, DIV Hing an blacksmith shop Front
and Breenhill avenue; Will rent separately "
desired; (lb Also teveiAl other cheap houses
4. j. FORD, 0 Rodney II mi1-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

AAJANrED "A MIDDLE A g + ID
w woman FOR housekeeper. Referea ee
required. Address }. ii. this onlCG. mlg-6t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

SETANTED. = FOUR GEN CLEMAN
w boardtrs, at No. 81 West Sixth street.
mlg-3l-
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

WANTED.-A BOY TO ASSIST IN
w grocery store Must understand books,
A good place ~ the RICH. one, Address A.
this once. ml9-at
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

WANTED.-A PLACE FOR DOWN
w ttalrs work, by middle agel woman,
who is = good cook. Apply AZ 10 East Front
street mig-6tt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

VVTANrED - EXPEhIkNUED DOCK (;
w gcoi washer and iToner; reisrense re-
qiifsd. Apply At 1901 Del ave. mic II
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

XNANrEo.-AN ENERGETIC AND
w active man - canvas Hnd collect.
Apply At 7Oi Market St., Ind door. mi9.im9
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

w aotivs man 70 canvass end collect.
Apply At To4 Market ST., "a roor. 1s Inns
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

gxTANTED-oNE OR TWO PERSONS
w 10 occupy pleasant front room; oath
BOi French street. m0'Gt-tod--
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

1KT ANrED "A LADY TO LEARN
w millinery. Address 4. this office.
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

1000 LADY AGENTS WANTED I'M
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mcnt for fcmRles. S'Oa day. Proof irte. Mrs.
II. r, LITTLE. Chicago, ~. ml9-6t'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

UYANrED-A MAN EXPERIENCED
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

WANTED "A BLACK SMITH FOR
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A single man JOHN A NJ JRIiuw, New
town SIuAre, Pa. ml9-6t'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

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