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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25
NOTICES.

GARD-The undersigned wishes to enter into
~ correepoadencs With some party who makes
boring of nrtesian wells q business, in regard
to price, conditions, and other arrangements.
with the view Of having q well bored near this
place. TIL work to be paid for in cash or
real property here.
sturgis. Dakota, Feb. 18th, 1883.
Fl. O. ASH.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

Col. Ingersoll came forward In COM
pliance with the obvious Determination
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25
F1rcHBuRe, MASS, March %, 1888.

F1TCHBURd, MASS, March e, 1883.
National Hot Water Heater Co, 1S1, Fort Hill Square Boston.
GENTLEMEN: desire to express to you the satisfaction which tk
Hot Water Heater Spence No. II, purchased in December last, has
given us.
Throughout the entire house, in extreme and in mild weather
the temperature has been uniform and very pleasant. The heat
obtained is not oppressive it is like the warmth of summer and in
marked contrast to steam heat which 1 daily experience at the office.
Your claim of economy will be fully sustained; the two and onenalf
tons of coal which | put in, January LIST, will, I am confident carry
me through the season.
The Heater is attracting attention here and will, I think, secure
you numerous sales. Very Respectfully,
GA. HUBBELL.
Yankton Heating and Plumbing Co. General Agents for Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

more Important than any country
on the globe. tApplause.l Being q
Republican, being for the Republican
party, being for protection, wishing and
hoping for success, / am in favor of the
nomination of Walter @. Gresham. !"
[Shonts of approval and dissent, and
great confusion, amid which could be
distinguished cries of 'tSit down. y s'Sit
down. and calls for Foraker and other
favorites, mingled with cries of SEQ
on" $50 on, y 'Ingersou, - "Ingersoll, u
etc.
Col. Ingersoll stood calm and silent
amid the uproar, and after a few moments
raised his hand as if thinking to quiet
the storm, but the deafening tumult
seemed rather to increase. The orator
remained standing, leaning carelessly
against the chairman's desk until it be-
came apparent that the vast crowd had
become a mob and was determined not
to listen to the speaker they had SO
loudly called to address them. Then,
with an expression of contempt upon his
face, he turned and resumed his seat.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25
"A Stump Speech.

"A Stump Speech.
Mr.. Douglass again stepped forward
and said to the now orderly audience:
'Fellow Republicans: There is an old
sentiment to which every American is
expected to subscribe. 1t rs that error
may be safely tolerated while truth is
left free to combat it. [Applausel. The
right to canvass the policy of public men
and OF public measures, and to %eulogize
or to condemn, as the judgment of an
American citizen shalldetermine, cannot
be questioned. Il have the honor and
have been requested to introduce to you
Hon. Thos. Fitch of the Pacific coast,
who will speak to you of Republicanism.n
[Applausel.
A. R. Fitch stepped forward and began
to speak, but after listening to a sentence
or two and discovering that it was likely
to be a stump speech of the regular cam
paign order the audience again became
restless and disorderly, and the speaker
could not be heard beyond the platform
~ Tie Hall Closed.
The chief clerk, in the absence of any
better authorized official, interrupted in
order to inform such of the delegates as
remained in their seats that they were at
liberty to retire if they saw fit, and leave
the galleries TO listen to :tall the oratory
they wanted" Amid laughter the dele
gates began to pass out. The spectators
seemed undecided what to do. TIL clerk
took advantage of the opportunity and
made another announcement. 81 am
instructed by the sergeant-at-arms,n he
said, 80 state that he needs possession
of the hall in order to prepare it for to-
morrow convention" The galleries
mnrmured for a moment, and there were
spasmodic shouts of mo, no. but the
majority of those present seemed in
favor of ending what had degeneratcd
INFO M IN, ~r-aa;zed and uimless assem-
By. 1fht in Il few moments the entire
anlie'sse were on their way out and the
hall WAS quickly cleared.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

A BARdAIE-I have one thousand acres Of
a EI.st class farming lilRd In McOook county,
Dakota. which ! will trade for business, resi-.
depce or suburban property In Yankton also
balance of she townsite of BridgewRter. Will
N AXE these q E=rsain to any one, either for
oGSh or exchange.
Address. Lock Boz. its. siouzCaty. III.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

GTORE FOR RENT-A commodioua store
~ room In q brick block on Broadway, second
door north Of Fourth street. Apply at Swift
lumber office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

POOMs FOR RENT-Furnished OF unfuril.
AS ishcd rooms to rent. douglas Avenue
opposite q. b. Land Office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

HOB BALE-Ons twenty horse power boiler
Address KAHR d RIOHRT Yankton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25
Lost,

.osT, sTRAYEp OR sToLEN-Abopt txs
male dog. Answers to the name of Nettle. In.
formation which will lead to her recovery OF
the return will be liberally paid for at Pierce
Wright u Csmpany's office in Ynnkton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

ITO RENTAL elegant furnished room in q
l. private family. Apply at Purdy d Brecht's
drug store on Third street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

FOB RENT house near corner of Capitol anC
y Sixth streets. Enquire of
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

EOR RENT-The scandinavian House, furn-
L ished or %unfurnished, situated In the
central part of the city. knquire of
MRS. NJ. OLSON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

nFFlOE rooms to rents as finely finished .,
~ any in the city and centrally located; also
q furnished room In residence part CT the city
at reasonable rates. Apply to
DUDLEY. HIOHEY d GR0Rs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-25

DOR RENT-Three comfortable rooms OF
4 Third street. Apply to II. W.klkE.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

JAMES @. BLAINE viii BE- given d
royal reception on bis return 10 this
country. u 10 expected thai be will
take m active part In the osmpaisn,
and 10 10 probable that his voice will bs
heard In most Of the Northern States
before the election. He will be hailed
with delight wherever he nay appear.
and the largest halls will mot contain
the vast multituds that will collect 10
hear him speak. Even those Republi.
caus Who have besn most earnest In
opposing his name for the Presidency
vii Join eagerly In the welcome, ana
will be pleased that the party 10 going
to have the benefit OF his eloquenoe.
His presence will communicate spiri.
OF enthusiasm that will spread through
the masses OF the party like wildhre.
Always the fAyorlle OF the multitude,
he will more than ever command i'd
miration, As en- AdvooAte OF the cause
OF the party he will be more potent
than he Was ~ an Advooaie OF his own
election. II he could NOT make him
self President, he may be able TO ele.
vAte smother 70 that once. He vill bs
able to7do for the Hsrrison o, 1888 What
Henry OlAy and Daniel Webster did
for Harrison In 1910.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

THE Law recently enacted In New
York, providing for the execution OF
oriminsls BY electricity, IL meeting
with some opposition from scientific
men, who claim that % the wtliul In.
hi,tion OF death on human being by
electricity has never been tried there IL
no certainty that 1t will prove painless
and effeoIuAl, ~ It's advocates claim.
They, however, admit that under GER
tain conditions they are convinced that
death can be caused lnstsntsneously by
electricity, but these conditions require
. perfect deAth-deAllng instrument and
an expert electrician As exeoutioner.
But they claim shat no such Instrument
has yes been invented, and thai even II
II VA, 1t would be . difloull matter TO
secure an expert In electricity 70 act ~
exscuiioner. They also point ont q
number Of conditions, under ell or any
Of which The electrical current would
fall 10 do lite work, and altogether
bring forward 20 many objections thu
those not fully eonversAni with the 81 D.
jeol matter are almost led 10 bellev,
thai executions by eleotrlciIy 10 one o
the things that Is is eAoier to tall
about than 10 carry into effect
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

ehILD HJA
PhrJ hoat room
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

THnRn IS reason 10 hope that the
Republicans MAY carry Virginia OIL she
coming election, as muoh better spirit
10 manifested BY the leading politicians.
Malone 10 reported 10 have said: "Oi
course went to Chicago 70 do all 1
could for Sherman, bat now that
smother man has been successful will
do all In my power 70 aid in his cleo.
lion. We are ell going to work 70
ge.ber, and by the Republican maj GRITTY
in November you will be able 70 see
how we'll We have succeeded" When
Wise was asked concerning the 70 v
between him and MAhone, and the
cAmfAign prospects,, he said: "It 10
not true that I pulled Mahene's beard.
That 10 . newspaper fake. All the
talk abont Malone and / no. being
friends 10 mob oorreca I was for B .Aine
originally, but Harrison suits me. !
telegraphed TO my wife last Friday thai
I believed Harrison would Be nomi-
mated. II MAhone turns In and works
for the party I think We oAn carry
Virginia." There 10 no question thai
Virginia 10 good fighting ground with
this combination. and every effor, will
doubsiess be made 10 paeiiy the iaosiouI
elements which were the source OF %
mu n anti-oonvention discord.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

XRBNT-FL)
/ logger, 4
H@l Rashil
ID, ovefl0oki
Il btJond. U
j porch. SUI
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

\ RENT--rHt
|nd gas and prI
lhAfitt streot
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

TAR ACTION OF bhe Street srd
beVer OOm Mission IN taking the clean
ing OF the streets iuto their own hands
1s soon - the existing CONTRACTS ek pire,
In worthy OF commentator. Jlst Us
long - this work 10 done by contrast
just that long II gill only be half done,
or not done OF ali, and the money pa,d
1or 1t SAsud. We understand that
Mr.. Gawtbrop has besn 10 Philadsl-
Dhia, and through tho courtesy OF d.
rector Wagner examined several OF the
machines 10 use 10 'hAs city with q
view OF occurring ons or more OF the
boss foz car streets. The work will
then be done at nigh, and ssoreksepers
will be spared the annoyance OF dust
whioi has proved suoh . Just cause oil
com plslnI In the past We are salts.
800 shat Shis plan throughout will meel
With The approval oil our ciHz ,ns and
shat the improvement will DO so Rreai
ihal In less shAA year after 1t is In
augurated We Will wonder how We evel
tOlesAsed the Old Iysism 90 long - ",
have,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

kENl'-A
cleV In tho 1
Arget strOa,g
ply No. 0 W.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
FOR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF IudlAnA.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT,
LEVI P. MORTON,
o. New York.

THR proposition made by Judge
X slley In tbs II Juse, TO repeal the tax
on tobAcso aud postpone ac!lon on the
Mlis Dark Lantern Tariff bill until
after The Novempe election, was fair
In every respect As II would have been
q virtual So omis OF the entire CUES
tion 10 the people. Judge Kelley EVIL
dently took this view OF ihe matter, rs
he said that ~ the bill had been intro
duced 90 near the close OF the Presi-
DENTS term, and as Il was known 70 be
In aooords noe wilh his policy, which
had been endorsed BY the National
DsnooralIo Convention, he thought 1t
Eight and just that action should be
postponed until the people had IN op.
porluni.y OF ex pressing their views on
the matter Of the polls. EspeciAlly 10
ahis the case now that the NaionAi 3 :
publican Convention, representing q
majority Of the people OF the United
States, has Aiopled . platform con-
dsmning this bill sud the Presidents
policy. II Judge X ,lley's proposition
was complied sin, the House could
shsn cot inlelligensly on this bill, % II
Mr.. Cleveland should DO re-eleoDei 1t
would certainly DO m endorsement oil
his policy and The Republicans onuld
not offer any farther objection. Not
WithstAnding the fairness Of this pro- o
eitlOn II was rejecied BY the Demo
0nts, Who asked the Rspu blioAns u
name . day when they would be will
ing 10 vote GA the bill This The b.
publisAns will not do, consequently Ib'
debate 10 being continued and may ye
draw lis tedious course along until site
the November elsc,ion, o. Q cost o
Thousands OF dollars to the country
This, however, may be one Of III
Democratic methods Of reducing III
surplus.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

BALE
=ndIhig
-,safless
II 10 be
|stthis
IA Fifth
LIN ah0l
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

We have Just got hold {

We have just got hold Of
a lot of China Mating; extra
low because it's at the little
end of the season. You shall
have it at So and $40 the
roll Of 40 yards.
A few rolls still to sell at
S. End So.
Second floor, Market street side. Two
elevators.
In the past three months
we have sold heaps of Hall
Hose for Men at raj and
I5c a pair. Here's a bigger
and noticeably better lot, but
prices stay at I24 and I5c
Just the same.
Middle Market street entrance only.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

nkUPeBAI.s FOk FUEL.-PkUPO-l
sALs for Rusi win be received ct the
room Of the hoard efPubie Education I'M.
III twelve o'clock, June soth, 1885, for fut
nisning tAs public schools OF this city with
hard Lshiah white ash GOALS a. follows
SIX hundred tooo) tons Of broken coal. One
hundred and soventy.nvo (IIb) tons Of ogE
GOAL. Also about seventy fve (fb) tons OF
scbuylkiil stove and egg coal. Also sbout
twenty (2o) tons Of Olearneld Bituminous
coal. The coal must be screened and pre-.
pared As for family use, each ton must
wsiEh 2,2to pounds and be put 10 the cellars
Of the different schools In quantities 20 DO
named BY tho Committee. me name Of the
coIlisry must DO stated, with the price nam
cd OF each. Proposals viii also DO received
for ebout thirty-eight cords (as) cords Of
good pine cord wood, all to he sawed twice
and split, except about eight ISL eerds which
shall be sawed in four pieces and split sutfi-
ciently fins for stoves. The contractor will DO
required 10 supply all schools that Gay run
sh0It OF coal or wood until May 18th, 1889
Of tho contract price.
The Coz mittee reserve the right to reject
any or All bidp.
The whole OF the coal and wood TO be do.
livorcd BY The 18TH Gay of Ausust. 1883.
| SAMUEL BETS,
| jobs kDWARuS.
| JUHr J. "a sSlDY,
| OommiItee on Fuel.
| Wilmington. luna a. l6Qa i2d
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29


BEFORE the Democrats came into
power thsy asserted that the Rspuoll-
oAn party was only held together BY lis
Possession Of the on ,es, and that when
IL WAs onoe deprived OF patronage 1,
- uid rapidly become demorAlIzsd and
didnt'grastd, This prediction las not
been verified, for although the Rspub-
uDAus have been without DO wer or
FOiGral patronage for over three years,
they are mot yet dsmorAlized or dlsin-
bogrsted, but On the contrary are
stronger, more CLOSELY united and more
deter mined than ever. The action OF
the Chicago Convention has made o
mt Of the party all over the country
and nsvsr before In all its history has II
shovel suoh thorough discipline or en-
tered . campaign with greater deter
minntion 10 win. Its stand ard bearers
arc men hbove roproAoh, against whom
the q ger OF cAlumDy cannot be justly
pinned, while the platform is one tina!
msnu 'aoiurers and working men can
not fall 10 endorse by their woes nexl
November. With HArrlson aud NOR
ron and "Proteo;ion TO AneIi ,au
Work ngmen." We e1nhdsntly expect
b bury Ole7slAnd and free trade be-
y0nd the hopo Of Fssu treokion.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
Philadelphia, Wilmington d Ia
timore Railroad,


Trains will leave wiimin GtOn ~ folIouI
r II tsKpressl, a az 20, es, In
l. ~, n, 81. 3 20 and % .. m.
IS, 400 a. 40, 10 %, 10 % D, N.
For Chester (expressj, 9 30, $50, $50, eIA
~ q II e Ii 81 a. M. Il %. 81 ed, 7O2 AND
:. Aseo Ell a 60 ~ y%; $40, ion
sfs Non: ia e - -. "a r.. s s 90 e ' HSs
!. 4 Tor Va. Chester, Vi. LAmoAin. @ an.
For Newark tOentre5 and intermediate ste
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 10 Ia
Rsitimor a and Bay II Line, 7 Sp.n.
Bsltimore and WaahinEton, a. ]+, so
y, y ~ and u o. a. M IL %. u II, IA 4 u, ia
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New Castle, SO ss9h: M, nsA 2b& so
Seorgetown and Lewes, % =. m, 3 % D. m.
beaford lexpress), 80 D. M.
Harrington, DelmAr, and way stations, 50
Express fOr harrington. 90 p. N. wa,
EIpisess tor Dover. Harrington. and Dsl.
mar, II O6 Night.
Fran6lin CITY, s0G m, -
FORT and Norfolk, II % Night
leave EnihueipnlAs BROAD street. Tor VII
ninRton lexpress), Il rs, 50, 72o, III, $40,
10 DO II IL, II % =. M, 2G2 0Ol, 4O7, 30
%. I'll, eW 66, II 20 p. m.
AccommodA Ion, rs, 10 2s .. M, LIZ, a2S
W. fH, z 8 IS Dos 10 70. and Ii n p. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia lexpress), geo, 252, 80
- ~, II 81 a. M, ~, GA and Ics y. II
.AceommodAtion' g. a. m, l2io, a, 4lo,
, 70 FOR Chester express, us. 10. IL 81 a m.
4. 10; and 10 70 p; m.
s %. and z. .. m.
For New York (express,, a 90, a6, 44, TIA
IS, II ola. m, 2H, ga, '62S, , %, and 10 ID
D. m.
F9r West Chester. via LAmotin, SIS a. N
For cape Charles, Old Point Comfort an.
Norfolk, Il 06 Night.
| For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Seaford, Laurel
| and DelmRr, IL 05 Night.
| Baltimore and Washington, In, ga BUA
10 IL q. m, 2eo, IS "a, and q p. IN. BaltL
more, o. 70 and II % p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for wa.
A. NJ, 6.0s 857 aud ii. % T. M. ''
Accommodation. s.s4 II. Is A. NJ, I2.s6 %
8. 10, SIS and II. 81 r. M.
For further Information, passengers are 10.
terred 10 the ticket office At Che station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra fare Ii charged.
Genera al hsns a senersi P = M1op Az,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
ON TUESDAY,
THE 10TH DAT OF JULY, 1888.


The following described real estate viz;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with a two-story brick house thereon erecteS,
aitnate In the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described As follows, to wit:
Beginning at tne intr rsection CT the Eoath-
erly side OF Taylor street. with the wesi erly
side OF Chu CHI street, tnence southerly along
said side Church street, IA feet to stake In a
a line of the same westerly parallel with Tay-
Tor street, 70 Get to the easterly side 10
feet wide alley, running into Taylor street,
thence along said alley de northsrlv parallel
with church street. IA feet to the said side nf
Taylor strert, and thence thereby easterly
feet 10 the place OF beginning be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pop
erty of Thomas CORY and Jane Cory his
wife, William n. Cochran, John n. Irwin
and CathAFine Irwin, I. Z, and 70 be sold by
GILFS LAMRSJN, SherIff.
sherins once, wilmington, June aird
lsde. Je-33-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

THE FACT thAt Q Democrats Il 1use
IL still retaining the tax on IobAooo, is
causing the people OF Virginia and
other tobacco gro sing States 30 become
Rsslive, and the Lynch burg VirglniAn
In oonienning the ao'ion OF the House
On this matter, says that IL Is "sImply
stupid and silly because IL IL AlisnA.iBg
friends" The tobacco gro wers, how
over, should not lose sight OF the fact
thA, this IL part OF Mr.. OlevelAnd's
policy which has been endorsed by The
recent Democratic N AhonAl Oonven.
sion, and that his reelection means q
continuation OF this policy. There has
mot been week since Congress con.
vened last fall thai this tax, Whlob
bears heavily on the tobacco growers
all over the country, could mot have
bean repealed had she Dam Gratis been
acrdlspoBed, ~ the Rspu olloAas have
always been in favor OF IL. The PEG pie
Of these S,AleI, no Never, have the
remedy In their oWn hands, which 10
simply 70 votS the Rspu olioan ticket u
the November eleodon. That this
matter has been considered IL evident
from the language OF lhe VirstniAu,
which ssy'; There 10 grave danger
Shat these States mIy slip their moor.
tngS and 81 da inso the Rspu bliosn
port II Affairs FemAln - they are no y. .
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
THE AKTI5ANs'sAvIza Bank.
no. sos HARRIET STREET,

NO OR PoRATnD. .BsBRUARY rs, Is,
Opento receive doposits daily from q. %
until p. M, and on Tuesday and SaturdA
evenings from TO 8 O'Clock
The charter OF tho bank provides that
profits upon It's Investments, except 80 mas
rs Ia required fer the payment OF aecsssar
expelseo and for suitable surplus for "a,
security OF depositors, shall DO divide
anon the depOsitors.
No manager 10 SLOWED to borrow apy pEr
Of tho iuIds deposited with tho Cooperation
MANIAC ERs.
q gorge W. Bush, S Allen htIlos
q. Wesle J Neldin, M, l.. Liohtenstein.
Geo. =. OApolls Alexander ] HsrL.
| UhRs. W. Rowland, N. Il, Benson
Joe. l.. Carpenter, Jr., JOB Il. Jackson
Henry Y. Dure Anthony higgins
WRshinRton Hastings
MONEY LOANEDO MORTuAC fkS
| i9Ho. W. BUSH, GBo. $. UAPBLLE,
President. Woe PeeIdeni
h. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
leT-mv Joa. III MATHBB Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
= -
DR. SHINING Eye Cure.

The evidences OF the great util-
1ty OF this remedy IN diseases
Of the eyes Va continually increasing
Every day new evidence comes 10 OF
n wonderful cure. 1t removes every
ampeaiment TO a healthy sight and pre-
geDtive of blindnFss, For all diseases
and veskness, $50. and Soc. Depot.
Fourth And King,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

DUBLlO ALkOE BUILDING LUIS.
IL I'm the premise 8, on
SATURDAY. JUFE Both, 1888,
ct bo'olock, p. M,
Ten building lots five OF which arc Ioc--
tod over Tktrd street bridge, on tho south
side OF Peach s-reet, between HeAld and
Clay mont streets, adjacent to tho diamond
state Iron works, and also the Lobdell Oar
wheel Com pany's works. Also tve build
ing lots over Eleventh street bridge on the
southerly side Of Lodge street, bStwesn 10th
street and VAn1ever avenue, near the Pull.
man Palace Oar OompAnyB WORKS.
Sale positive to close an estate. Terms
made known TN day Of sale.
THOMAS II. LALLY, 500 Market St,
agent 10 effect the sale.
N. B.-Omnibus will leave s.h and Mar
ket street ai 40 o'clo,k, y. m sharp. 2TS2o
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

1874 Prizes, amounting to........sl, obt 800
NorR.-Tickets drawing Capital Prixes are
not entitled 70 terminal PriEes.
For Club Rates, or any further inform q.
tion apply to the undersigned. Your hand
writing must be distinct and signature
plain. More rapid return mail delivery
VIII be assured by your enclosing an Envel.
ope bearing your full address.
sand Postal NOTES, Express Money
OrderI or New \ oFk Exchange in ordinary
letter Currency by Express lat our expensej
addressed to
81. A.DAUPHIF,
Few Orleans. La.
WashInxsom, ID. G
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

WILMINGTON d NUkfhkhA
Time table in eject May 18Th ~. 4
lie ave Wilmington French 5tTgsl y i ~.
For Reading, Dirdsbo'o, Joanna v,
field, WRynesb irg junction, AalOi, fopsI
TAmaqua, Allentown, lebanoa VIZ
VILE aud all points on the 'hl,tl'lsA
Reading X. r., 40 a; IN, and ~
For Springfield, wSynessbun 'Ni
Coattsville, EmbreeVlle, Lhil "
Ford ana Dup0nvs aud inNr1saAH y
7.0Oa. m, ana 8 00p, M. MA, ,Jrl
For Gainesville and iniermediiN ~
100 a. M, 2.40 and 800 ?. IN. ,.,,d
FOR West Chester, 100 a. NJ 'S~
Daily except Saturday And sIAa',,
For New Bridge and lnlefirelnk
9, i5p. m. and on saturday oluN
on sunday for Reading and l,a.,.II
points, at s.. q. M, ava ioi sP'1
intermediate points a S.9 r; " fivss aRIa
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Superintendent. uen lt---