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Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Knights of tho Golden All.

The Grand Castle, Knizh a, a
Golden Eagle, convened inpun,
session In the Knights OF Pyth NM
In New Castle, yesterday vithoaI
one hundred delegates preseLTSI
entire morning session was dew =
business pertaining 10 the ord z
there was considerable disoussloI
noon, when the grand body Ad / "
until O'Clock. Dinner was serdI
the Gllpin House, and when the IA
ing re.assembled there was o. nilu
BILE routine business trapsacted. n
election OF officers was warmly
tested, and resulted as folloyt; M
chief. William o Brown, OF PLlN|
phia Castle, No. 8; grand vice dthd
Howard McAllister, Of 81. tRHI
Castle, No. 8; grand sir herald srr
II. Vollmar, OF Chosen Brlend5 ae,
No. IL; grand high priest, L. y Va.
OF Delaware CASTLE, No. u; Rras, hi
ter OF records, Anderson Fle.A
Warwick Oostls, No. 8; gran, iss
OF exoheauer, Edwin Y. UbeI ~
WarWick Castls, No. s.; reprarnsd
TO the Supreme OAttle, John Nim
Apollo Castle, Mo 2, grand plsA
three years, William j. Forest
Warwick CASTLE, No s. b. =. Ed
OF Braudyw wine Castle, No II, yIE
pointed grand first guArdsmsa and
the officers were installed by 6upni
Chief BlrchRll. Tho meeting al ioun
At O'Clock 10 assemble agsn oil
call OF the GfArd Oh!af.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
COnRrnnnIonAl.

wAsHINGroN, April SIN the Uni
ted States Senate yesterday, bill from
the House wss passed giving e pension
of $4,000 to the widow OF General John
A Logan. Mr.. RiddleberRer gave no
tice that he would ask action to-day
upon his resolution to have the Fisher
les treaty considered In open session
Senate adjourned.
In the Houie Mr.. Mills, OF Texas,
from the Waye and Means ommlttee,
reported the Tariff bill. and It was re.
ferred to the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Mckinley, OF Ohio. presented the
minority report, and II was ordered
printed. Mr.. McMillir, on behalf OF
tho Ways aud Means Committee, bRid
the committee would seek 10 have the
House consiieT the Tariff bill on two
weeks from 10 day.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
In the Tolls.

A mau known as Henry L. Haines.
with half q dozen aliases, WAS arrested
yesterday By Constable Dillin, on q
warrant, and had q hearing before
Squire Monaghan this morning on n
charge of obtaining goods under false
pretenses 1t seems that the accused
had been buying groceries and other ar
ticles from Ifaao Thomas at Twenty
Second and Market streets. After con-
tracing quite large bill he moved bie
residence, and played the same game on
E. Thompson at Scott street and 0hpin
avenue.
When his credit was exhausted with
him he tried to open an account with
Joseph WouD, ut Olaymont and Davis
streets, over Eleventh street bridge,
under the name OF William Potts. Mr.
Wonn, however, required eome recon-
mendatiops, which the accused fur
nished, purportipR to be from Mr..
Thompson, stating that he had paid
his bills promptly and waa employ ed
Ms lineman on the B. g. o. Railroad.
As It WAS shown that the lettar was o
forgery he was committed In default OF
$500 bail for his appearance at Court.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Resolutiens of sympatny.

At . meeting OF Welcome L.egiop,
No. 1, Select knights, A. o. U W.,
held at the retreat last evening, the fol
lowing, prepared by j. y. speck. W.
Fl. FRirlamb and Robort MoOaulley
Jr., COMMITTEES, was adopted:
"WHEREAs, Our Aroh enemy Death
has closed the eyes and stllled the hear;
OF our oomrpde, Past Commander
Joseph VI. Seal, therefore,
"Rssolved, That we recognize the
fac. with sorrow, and deIire that the
memory OF tho good he has done llvs'
us, and Is ms ascending incense upon
the altar OF our devotions.
"Resolved, That our heartfelt sym.
pathy be extended to the bereAved
family Of our deoeaeed comrAde, BIZ
Knight Seel; and be It also
"Resolved, That the charter, eto oi
our retreat be appropriately draptd
anc that cory OF these resolutions b,
presented to the family, and that thoy
be inserted in the daily papera."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
IHlRD EDITION.
The L.qucr Gases

The cases OF . number Of saloon
keepers, who were charged with vioiat
ing the liquor law by selling on Sun
day and selling without q license, were
taken up before Judge Oummius at
this morning = session Of the city court.
The case of John Brieley OF the National
Hotel, No. 102 Kast Front street, was
heard, when David Wilson Bwore post
lively that he had bought and drank
LIQUOR in the house on the Sabbath, On
this testimony he was aciudged guilty,
and sentenced TO pay tlpe OF $50 and
costs. George W. Barroushs OF the
Ebbitt House wss tried on similar
charge, and was represented by l.. q,
Vandegrift, Esq. The prosecution
called Richard Boyd, who testified that
he had drank liquor In the house kept
by the defendant, aud while he did not
keep any account Of the days, he was
under the impression that he had drank
some on the Sabbath. Burroughs was
also djudged guilty and sentenced to
pay $50 and costs. In the csse Of Owen
CLARK several Witnesses wero produced
who tet tiled that he dtd not sell on
Sundays, and the case Was dismissed.
All the other cases were held over until
next week.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
seilInE Und or rnl.e Prelen.e.

D. Meyers, the proprietor Of the fre
insurance sale OF clothing which Ia
now being conducted ut No. 416 Market
atreet, was charged before Squire Mon.
aRhan this morning with selling goods
under false representations. The evil
denoe showed that young man pur.
chased suit OF clothing ai tie place
last evening, which was represented 10
be first. clasR In evsry particular.
Upon fiu ding that 1t was not what
he had bought 1t for he went back
and demanded his money, which WIS
refused, and he tbon waited upon AT
torney General BiRgs, who, upon hear
ing his stattneni instruCted him to
have q warrant istued Tor tho proprietor.
The squire, sitter hearing the evidence,
ordered the scnnsed to furnish bail to
the amount OF 5000 for his appearance
At Court. City Solicitor Ball and Pat.
rick Dugap, wac i3 : frieud OF the
young msn, afterwards ws!tsd upou
Meyers and secured the return Of The
money.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Hnu Ii Mnn nnna.

This morning As a well known eA.oon
keeper OF this city was engaged IA con.
verBGtion with two gsnilemsn friends,
on Market street, enc Of them engaged
his o tentlon for few moments while
the other relieved Lin OF a handGonC
diamond pin, which he wore in Eil
shirt front. The loss was soon dis.
covered, and as mSy be supposed n,
was greatly troubled about it, ard
finally offered to open a bottle Of th'
best wine In hia place for any intornA
tion concsrnipg 1t. After soms pssle!
and bAnteTine the pin was lrjauesu
but 1t is haie TO say that It will taxi
more than one bottle of wine to SAtisil
that party.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
- -
Chic 10 Raised.

The following chiefs of Minqus lrite
Imp. o. X. NJ, were raised by Deputy
Great sachem B. +. ShepnerH last even
ing;
Prophet, r. +. Bromwell; sachem, W II
liam Il Wiggins; senior sycamore Jamei
Watson; junior ssgamore, Henry N,
Eason; chief OF records, II. T. Sergeant
assistant, San uel F. Hall; X. OF W.,
Samuel johnson, Jr /; sAnnops, II. E
Stats and d. II. Klund; warriors, VII.
liam Wyre, A. s. HURT, L Pennewill
and James Aleer; braves, j. A. Wilson
q. w Driseoll; q. Of W., Il, d Richard.
son; q. Off, J. Underwood. To-
night the chiefs OF Minnehaha Triue
Newark, viii be raised and also those OF
Cherokee Tribe OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Torrent Of BlarInE on.

OIL CRY. April 2.-Durltg lhepI
Rress OF q heavy thur dersiorm 4
O'Clock this morning lightning sl,tcI
10 0C0 barrel iron tank, containing i
COO barrels of oil, near Emleul0n, A
tank and contents were the pi0rsrI|
the National Transit Company. Al
burning flsrcely for 1--WE LourI The 4
boiled over and tie burning fll
down the hill, aud fer time ihrsapa
destruction to the entire town Qi
inhabitants, but by superhuIan ed
the catAstro phe was avertei by thf1
ing up bitches and thus tuning
derry torrent In another direction, Y
man was severely burned by beiag
veloped for an instant in !be hiul
The track OF the Allegheny H.
Rsilroad was OveIil1wed aLl ul1
stopped. Two houses, barns four
well rigs nnd 800 barrels Of oil were
stroyed. Total loss abou, $500
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Fifth EDITION,
onief Ena,n.s- -,

The election for n chic, -,
the nre department and two 'usef af of|
eaue on last evening, and rsSni,sI,a
IN! tne seiection OF William McC,,olssaa "a y
the ffnLix Fire Company Aea ~, 90, q
engineer, james b. Tuch or ot N" ' ws wealsi
ton cosnpAny for frst assls,so, "Nn,
John E. HeIriohson OF M ~, and
oomrany for second nsslsisr, Ds'asan
ticket he'd been sccepted hv ~ tasl
H0se, Pl % nix, Wasiinston an9 1 gans n
ware companies during tho oar la. Dah
An unsuccessful effort So
break this com blnA.ion, bnt A. I'ale %
All tns companies, excspt tho Rsl,.su
cast CAST their votes for the above MY MY.
The vote by companies wa. a, ,oinN y.
ff@nix. 30; Fame Hose, 81; W,,S,'i
ton, q; Delaware, "A, and FrIsnS.sa
10. The Weccacos COMPANY dIs
report The votes cast, but aunonn..1
unanimous vote for MuOraoksn y,
Reliance company made po r.n. !.
the votes cast. The total nrmpsHu pH
votes cast for chiet engineer w.. WI
When the result vas mad ~ ~.
the Dell en- the Pi@pix engine hS,.
was rung and considerable nd N.
burned. A procession wss ats,.,MI M
formed with the Dupont Poal hsns.u
tho knights OF the Golden RasIs nv"
Corps, wbtoh marched to all n n.
gine houses OF this city, vhe,s NJ,
were entertained and isiIs,bns.,
served. 'un'a
The new chief is the frs. cfs y. o,A.
department. obosen from tbe wv,
Comrauy iiace Its orRauiza,lop, H.
oar ratGter In tho employ Of ii. ~.
Ian and Bollingsworth Compaus
10 about S5 years OF age, Is A p,u,,
and capable fireman, aud The s.S,,
ment anticipate that he viii an
good chief engineer. '---'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
KuDawaJs Yesterday.

A pair OF horses were hlIaS
yesterday by 3 car on the eIeoag1
neAr Rivervlew Cemetery, aaa !.
Ing broke the tongue otf tue S'I'1 ~,
The team belonged to william '.
OF CLAY mont, and there were tSo
In the vehicle, one OF whom 10 laS
out Injured herself severely;
Cummings, who was Oh u
jumped of with the intfnuSg
curing the horses, AID fell, sa'-
several bruisee. >, a.
A pair Of horses attaonsu ou,,s, "
the leo wagons OF the Cod eI.,s
and GOAL Company ran away 'al1
ct Eighth and FIanklin Stress slstis =
fore they were SECURED coI'l9..
milk wagon, upsettirg the cH4'
Bpilling tho milk
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Associnrion Eormcd.

Another meeting OF the Water W toh
Association was held lhst evening, At
which o constitution nnd by laws was
adopted. and the fo!!oHiDg cfficsrs
elected:
President, T. n II. Messcngsr; vice
president, E u Kane; iesY-tsry, John
Ginder; treasurer, Joseph X Adams;
trustees, William O HRlters, A1tth. W
Rogers, John AcCuliough; saigeAnt at.
arms, VIM. Kelly, JT. IL was decided
10 hold reunion some time dart. q
May, and john McCafIrey, Mas.hl "
Rogers, George Stout, Harry B.nDey
and Charles Thomas were appointed a
oom mities OF arrangements.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
A Great Attraction.

The Band Sisters AJ the Novelty
Thgstro, on Front atreet near hing, sra
omnnR tho K1Catsst attfsotions ever
brought t0 this city, and are alone II J..
worthy CT the emell price charged for
Gdmisllon II Msnager Barton cJn.
LiaGee TO present euch hEst.olass ntlRac-
tions 90 hO hEB this week there is nu
doubt bot hc VIII succeed n r-EE.Ah
bis theatre one Of the Institutions Of
this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
rns rmpsror Rnd a nna Ma.

BERLIN, April 2 The Emperor had
o troubled right, coughing more than
usual He remained In bed until IL g.
IN. when he becRmo more comfortable
The Emperor did not receive the minis
ters to-dsy. He occupied most OF the
day in writing.
Another OF DR.. Hahn's cases Of par.
iial excis.on OF the larry x has resulted
fatally. These cases are helping to
bring about reaction among medical
men in DIR. MaokeDzle's favor.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Heavy Machines

Hilles g. jones shipped Uu mi
utapdaId No. 4 punchlnRp Rpi,'tls m
weighing $4,000 pouncs, +" Is..p,
Michigan. nu Saturday, ,iss "A
weight 81 900 pounds; y y snsid|
Iron Works, New fGlh' No "a
this week they will ship sSS S ID
ing maohinf, weichiuz !, H. ! Y NJ pis]
to the Chicago, g.. Lolls ~, ,,s,,o In III
Railroad Company, 81 oa''''
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
A Montn Of BIIar lrds.

According to the report OF Signal Ger.
Vice Officer Day the IN nth Of March just
past, with its famous record OF billiards.
was he severest in this city since 1872
The mean temperature was 30 degre s,
the lowest since March, 1872, when ii was
81 z degrees The lowest temperature
was so degree on the 18th and 10 de-
grles on the 31st OF the month. The rain.
fall aggregated AZ inches, the greatest
for the month since 1876, when it wat
6 II inches. There was thunder storm
on the 2lst of the month
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
ON THURSDAY,
THE lzTH DAY OF APRIL, A. u, 1855,
Alto o'oi2oE, .. m,
The following described real estate, viz:


All these tNo certain traots Of land, stu
Eted in mlIl Croek hundrot, rev Castle
County and state OF uolaySrs, bounded
and detoiioed as follows, to wit:
no. ]. BtginLlng At stcLe Rti9,ning
lands Of James wilson, thence by raid Wit
sons land. south SIX degrees, west lsl &.i0
psrohes 20 u corner 6lDcE cnk tfoo adjacent
20 lands ofSpeuCe Chandler. thence by 70 n
UhAndleI's land, south y degrees, ehrt llg
10 pei ches 10 = corder Nnlto oak HHIulninR
william HrAekin's land, thence by said
Ie tckiu's land, IN part, and psTtly by land
bf tie h sirg Of Swi.hip Islander, north 81
degrees. cast Ics p1resa3 to y corner SpEn-
ish OAK, Themes ~ ia1d Of Samuel Mont.
Vouery, these psNt tnraa courses, namely.
tIotth three and Ooe.hAlt degrees. east 10
pefcnea, nrtth ~ degIe1B, sAHL is ptr.hSB To
a pIplfl trcO, and thsreo 10 perchas to tho
middle Of the public reld leading from
thence doHn the middle thereof at the In
terstction with the old Wilmington ROAD,
thence along said " WILMINGTON road north ~
doRress. west lCo per,hes 10 o corner. snd
thence north, 70 degreef. r.. 4S4-l1 pcrches TO a
stone, aud place OF btginhing; containing one
hundred ami thirty 1--WE AID three quArtrr
acres Of land, be the same more or less, with
u TWO story Etone house and frame barn and
other uut-bulldlngs.
No 2. A lot or tract mostly wood land,
situ,tcd on the uortht asterly side OF the said
cid Wilmington road, and on the 5outhcAster-
ly side of the above mentioned road from
BrnCkinvillc, leading toward Red Clay Greet
bounded thereby, and by lands now Of Richard
Fischer and containing lfleen anu one half
acres, Il ore or ltsa.
seized and taken into execution as the
prorcrty OF Montgomery Ball, and Edith
:. BAH, his wife, and :; ~ And 20 be sold
shsrin's once, " lminsion, March -, 1855,
m23-eOd-Ls
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
Or
SPRING CLOTHING.

The greatest bargains ever
offered in Spring Clothing
are now to be had at our
establishment. For S. we
sell you a splendid all-wool
suit, which is a regular $40
suit. These goods we cannot
duplicate, and therefore we
suggest that those wishing
to take advantage OF these
great bargains call at once.
Our line of superior tailor
made Spring Overcoats is
the largest and finest in the
State.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Resd,pr.s Rionesr U,t,aen Dead,

READING, April 3.-Caleb Whet ler
one OF The bsSt known citizens OF & ad-
ing, died this afternoon, aged SO. He
WAS picne5r In the development OF the
coal interests In Sehuylkill County,
and has resided here since 1857. He
was deeply interested in many beDevo-
lent enterprises and retired from active
business life msny years ago. He was
undoubtedly this richest man In Read.
ing. he was probably worth O mil.
linn
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

NOrIOE-I. JAS. hcGINNIS, THE
~ owner and occupant OF the house sit
mated At the southwest corner OF
Second and Justison streets, In the
Third ward Of the citV OF Wilmington.
county Of Rev Castle and state OF DelaWnrr
IN compliance with the requirements of ths
acts of the General Assembly In such ease
made and provided, do hereby give notice
Mat shah apply tn writing to the Court Of
6enerh' Sessions Of the Peace and Jan Deliy-
cry Of the state Of Delaware, In aud for New
CASTLE County. on Monday, the 7th day or NAV
a. ID. lSss, being the neat term Of said court
for license for said house as an inn or tavern
for the ale therein Of Intoxicating liquors il
hess quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens OF sqtd ward recommend tAa said
application, via;
PRtrIog OinArfa jas Grant
Ihoa Bully Edward Scott
Henry Witdl Jas II FuhT
q M magnen WIN h H.Blaks
Lawrence Burns Potter 5tndeg
John fAhsy MD John Il FIInn
u Losry James NJ Grimm
PatrloE dillon VIM johnson
uherlet hrAn Coo II Huber
Hamilton Iauiel Mokenney
Alex las ousky John q Stfdel
J U WiEgleIEorth EFT DnWorth
W J. hnBon
as a!' JAS. nIeGIEHIs.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Axr,oultura, nIpsrlmsutAl station

The Sussex journal says: "a promi-
nent resident Of Sussex offers to give fifty
acres OF land toward the ,stabl ishment
OF the agricultural experimental station
provided for by the Hatch bill, on condi
tion tat the station te located on the
site of said & II. which Is situated three
miles irlm Georgetown. Such an CtfeI
ls a u mads Every day In the week"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
penmurk ARsln.t a me,ionn PORK

WARRINGTON, d. O., April IA
dispatch has boon received by the De.
partment of State from tue American
Minister at Oopenhaeen stating that
the Danish Government has issued an
order forbiddipg until further notice the
importation into Denmark OF porf, or
other raw products OF hogs, including
blRdders and steam lard.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Tho Eunoral serVissi.

The funeral services of the ~
Il. Seal will b. he'd this eVsI,-s W..
O'Clock, at No. 7i7 Market 'T;'I V
the funeral will leave tho r. "a W I'd
railroad station ~ 0 O'Clock vi ~
morning, and proceed 70 tAe ~ nj !
of bis bEothor iu'lawi ~. m,
dywine street, Philsdelphisi. N y
vice will be held at IL o'c,oUHUj HUja,l
ter ment will be made IN ~. Sy 4
OelD etery, Philadelphia. M
the Old Fellows Hall Is al D'@
In respect to his memory
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
B,s,ue,s nephew rurnod ou.

NEW YORK, Aprit 2-J. A. Stan.
wood, nephew OF James G. Blaine,
chief clerk of tho RetundinR BuIeAu OF
the Outtlm House, was discharged to-
day. There were three other removals
also
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
ON "WEDNESDAY,
THE 4rH DAY OF APKIL, 1883,

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
with n I rcs-stury brick dwelling huuse there
on ere ted situate In The city Of wilmington,
bounded aud described na follows to Wit.
beginning a. IA pUtnt on the cart side OF
Green nm avenue at the distance of 20 feet
nOrtneFly from tNe nOrtherly side Of Second
street, thence westerly parallel with Second
street to a corner, thence n 1rthrrlY parallel
To- Green Hill a. cnut 20 rect toAuutncr corner :.
thence esstetly parallel with Second street and
raising through the middle OF the diyiAl on
wall bVtwe II he huusc on this lot ans the
hOuse on the lot adjoining on the north 81 feet
10 the said side OF Green HiH avenue and
thence thereby sou utterly 70 feet 10 the place oi
beginning, be the cantents what they may.
Book !, Vol IA, page 5Si, Sc.
Seized and taken IN eNecu Ion n the proper
" OF Joseph a. Bickta and cara r., his wife,
aud to be sold by -
GILES LAMBsON. Sheriff,
sherln's ONCE, Wilmington, March sth
1888. MI eOd
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Hawkins & Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
OUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

=
we desire TO acknowledge a
siatieriBg increase OF patronage
during the past yOaF, and TO re-.
turn thanks to our friends and
the public Tor their appreciation
OF our efforts to serve than
faithfully.
Our method OF man aging prop
critics and maltiag rent cnIlec
tiOn3 is row SO Thoroughly sya-
tcmasixsd skst ue are meeting
wiah very tittle trouble i'm iaIs de
partm1ni.
We betievs Il would be 20 your
interest 60 piacs your properties
in our caro- and thereby sOVC
TIME, TROUBLE and MONEY
Collections promptly y made anG
as promptly remitted.
Commissions only . per cent
HAWKINS g. CO.,
a3 7I2 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Ph,IndeIph,a t,e,s IL.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-Claus
Spreokele bss determined to build his
suga. rehaety in this city, and has
made preliminary atrAn gementS 10 that
end. Ibe infornstioa is obtsined from
tho parties interested, and is reliable.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
htan,iarh KIda

Ladies Fine Xii Butto1 Boots worth
S3, selling for 81 rs at the Family Shoe
House, 2O6 Market, above second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
psrsoDaIs.

Distrlc. Deputy s1p'.SI.
Joseph II. Joaea o. t9' 3sy
Dum; Charles BAlrdr l. sl
Henry Baird, George I
ridge Pierce and EilWof ~
are attending the nlnT1d n
the Philadelphia oGnfj Y
Avcanum. Thu oese ID a
niyer.aTy are to conolt
banquet
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

GHERlVF'S SALE.--bH vIRIUE or A
- writ OF Isevsrt Fsclns 10 me directed
viii be exposed TO public sHle, at tho hctol
now Oeeapie1 by Fredus a. hturReen. in
Newport. IN OhtiFtiAna hundred, Now Uas-
tie CoGngy, Dol,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
Elna Cali

Hook lac aud Button Shots for men,
e. 80 and g3, unGqualled at the price,
:3O6 Market. aLcTe s,cold. ". =. 2a5-
cock
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

w ANIED-FOUR REsPECTABI n
w oohflIrs or lodgerj In private family.
Apply At7I Monroe HtTee. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

CHERIFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
NJ a writ OF LeyAri Fscias, TO mp directed ,
VIII he exposed u public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Wllmln Rton,
New Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

DUBI4IU SALE OF 10 HEAD OF HOB.
a. fes and muleg.
l will coll at oy stable. 22 East yifth st.,
OhoetoR, PR., nOtwoen Market and WolEh,
adjoining George Mahon's livery stable, OF
THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1858.
At O'Clock p. IN,
~ Head Of kontuoRy and South ~
IL orn Ohio Horses, 10y
ahead OF good young mules.
suitable for all purposes. These horses
have been carefully Eeleotsd for this sale,
bred rosdsters and eaddlers and gene
oral purpose HORsEB. Stock can be
ingpected at ebove stable two days before
sale. and months credit.
A. II. TYSON.
L. ". 5tidhnm n Son. Auots. R8-dSw
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

Y OsT-LhsT sATURDAY AFTER
- moor, on Nina strest near ombard,
baby'h gold chain ~ th Charm, lnEcrJbed with
the monog am ~ D." A llhF1fI reward
AZ NJ. IA East hlsth\ greet, ssA RS-st'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03
SPECIAL
DRY GOODS SALE.

For the next few days we
will offer some astounding
bargains In Dry Goods,
Dress Goods, Silks, Kid and
Fabric Gloves, Muslin Un.
derwear, L a d | e s. Calico
Wrappers, Hamburg Edg-
ings, Trimmings, etc. All
OF them must be closed out
prior to our grand opening
Saturday next, April 9TH.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-03

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