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Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
philadelphia. Wilmington b Bal
hmore Railroad.
ARRII, aara. Iaaa
Trains VII leave wnmingbsa - soiieu I
SUNDAY TRAINS.

AEBAA NefuV ASo0.
Trains win leave wnmingtsa - solieu
SUNDAY TRAINS.
, Rhill.deiphia :. Z ~ tszpressl, 2 a1 %, q 70. l.S
n.sssiss. s y .ss "a sR "a r; iss a. r.,
ehs.ssr ts1prss.' z % g; - & s II ia sn sra
~ ~. II =, ii 81 4. M, q h 81, s1 "a ASa
''xGs; xsscma;oass,op. N; en- IA IN su pw.
M aN lOe, III S sns d %; =.
NM M r.. .i.S ID. n, So. sS "a
xcr wss, Chester, Vi. Lamokin, Q % An'
Fos EsI;.ls r.; ~ ~ ,sp aoop; M ,n,...,., a.
Baltlmor. and internediate stations. 10 n .
BsisInoras saS R.y II line, , ,ss.,
Y, and u 90 a. m, "a %. Il II. az, q q, ) ID
Tr.ins fot ! Bsis@.rs & "; Division leave for,
E. M. Sa's asa "a ,s Ss ss; Nh, m' n~ a~ So
seaford iexpressl, . 80 =. m.
harrington, Deimar, and way stations. 50
Eapstss: s 4 \ III q U Harrington. 50 p. m. wa
1i Eipss:: 4 4 sSr I Dover. Harrington. and Del.
EXPIRES, for 6eps Charles, Old Poin, Con
fort and Norfolk, II es Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII.
TiisE'Gn 70 * isfpIT,e%sss iaA aos sSe ~ ~ ,e
s et. 5 ii. se7. e57, iii D. m. '' '4 -
AccommodA Ton, $40, 10 Is a. NJ, liz. In
81. 4&. sr2 ssS Oos 10 20. and ii Il .. m,
For Philadelphia (expressl, 2oo, q
7 Ia BIO, ii 81 a. M, 2sT, 6A and 90 .. M
Accommodation. SIS a. M, nl1 b.
I'D, 74n and 10 90 D. m.
FOR Chester lexpress), Is. 10. IL ii q m.
s a. 90. and 10 cop. m.
AccommodAtion, Sam, II 10. / rs. 41o
For New York {eHpressl 2 90 sga, 44e IN
SIS, IL bis. m, az, b24. '62d Os, and 100
For West Chester. via LAmokin. SIS a. m.
Top S.pe Charles, OLD Point Comfort, an,
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover FELTON,, Harrington, beAford, Laurel
| and Delmar, IL O6 Night.
Baltimore and Washington, I.2s, ga s0A
70 ~ a. m, nee g ~, and Is p. m. BAlti.
more. Q. 90 and II IS p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for VII
A. NJ, b.6S I. s. and II. q T. h. '
AcGS%%odI,io9 A nod 50 iO.As A. NJ, lasS2~
For further information, passengers are re
ferred 70 the ticket efice at the station.
upon which extra fAre Ia charged.
General kAnAGsr General Passen ger AT
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Hawkins q Co.,
INSURANCE - DEPARTMENT.
We represent tho
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY AS
SURAkCE CORPORATION.

Limited, OF London, England.
The pioneers OF Liberal Ae.
cident Insurance.
Larger compensation for loss
Of limbs or eyssight than any
other company.
$4,000, $25 Weekly indemnify.
so 600, SIS Weukiy indemnify. !.
$4,000, $40 Weekly Indemnify.
Rates no higher than those OF
first-eIass companies who do no
give such compensation.
Prompt settlement of claims.
HAWKINS a CO., Agents,
a3 7I2 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

taught them that IL has done more 10
psrpsiuA,s the saloon business vi h q
Law license than all o,her agen,le's com.
bined- All the restrictive liqu'Jr legis-
lAnon In existence ln the U n,' .ea States
has been framed BY the Republican
party, and II 10 prohp'ole shat the
Astious OF the present convention srs
oaiy the forsrunnefs Of . dis'in otivt
plAak on this matser In the NAsiona
platform. whish will soon be presented
10 the people
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

TEE GRNHRAL CONFERENCES Of the
msthodis. EpisoopAl Church, which is
now In session 81 the Metropolitan
Opera House, New York, is one OF the
most importAtt religious bodies thA,
oonvenes In the United States. II,
sessions are held every four years, and
there are Two hundred and eighty. .eigh /
ministerial and one hundred and
seven'y'a lay delegates In attend.
Ance Al this meeting. The building In
which 1t is held ls the largest in New
York olty, bui sill IL is scarcely large
enough TO accommodate the VAST nun
bar who wish to be present As the sss-
sions. The committee OF arrangements
con ilses OF some OF the leading men oi
New York, while The con ference itseIl
is composed Of the leading minister.
and lay men Of the various annual oon.
forenoss, representing the huadreds Of
thousands OF Methodists Throughout
she United States. A mum ber OF i'm
portAus questions will be taken up fol
consideration, but the ohAsa sser Ant
standing OF the delegates IL OF sush
high standard that the chur ch and tn
pablo can rest assured that every hin
will be done in . fair and I'm mpArtia
manner,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
rhn RaIlmnn Called Ont

EAsroN, May 2. For the first time in
tw, nty years bellman appeared on the
streets to night, announcing that two
little girls, Kate Drake, aged 8, and Fanny
Lattig, aged o, were missing. The police
had been searchicg for them since II
O'Clock this morning. The parents of the
children were almost distracted and one
of the mothers was proslrated.
At 8. 80 O'Clock this evening the chill
dren were t und on lonely country road
fve m lies from Easton. They had walked
the entire distance.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

We hare too many Silks
and are determined to get a
few thousand dollars ont 0,
tie stock at all hazards.
Colored Silks at IS cents a
yard; comment unnecessary.
A line of 6s4 and 7s-cent
goods down to 40 cents.
81 goods at 90 cents. SI.2s
goods at rs cents.
Colored Faille from $I.75
down to $500; worth to i'm
port $I2s.
Satin Rhadames, in black,
from $I.5o down to $I.oo;
$I.7s quality down to S1.25.
Pure Silk Surah, in black,
very desirable, not matched
for value ON this continent,
SO cents a yard.
Plaid Surah Silks; the 81
quality for 60 cents.
a. inch Bellon's Blac k
Silk; 81 quality down to
SI.25; the $2.5o quality
down to $3.50; an extra fine
quality from SAYS to $a.oo.
Every one knows the excel
lent wearing qualities OF this
silk.
Guinet Black; $1.a5 quail
ty rs cents.
Moires in colors and Black.
Examine these goods c,7.h-
eaIly and Jnags tor yourself
We feel Satrs If yon AOn'i
buy ii is mol OaIr fault. W.
shaH haze to decline .g7ang
SAMPLES Of a6OOe during Mi.
extreme Lou Price Sale.
Russell, MissimeT { Co
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

The DEMOCRATS oil over the coun.
Try have always been committed to free
EAde, bat until the present year have
never been plsced fully on record. Tae
plan OF the leaders has always besn 10
frame platform, wosded In suJh ap
ambiguous manner that their s.ump
speAksrs could conslrue 1t 10 suit Aug
section OF the country. Bsfore the war,
when the Soush vas devoted almost ex.
c'uaiVely to agriculture, and free trsde
vas In the As,erdeney, The platform
was explained as being wholly ann
solely in favor OF repeating the tariff
while In The Industrial N1rEh the same
platform was explained as being IN
favor OF light tariff and The proteo.
non OF the working classes OF ,hi.
country. Under these fAlse preleneea,
oombiued with fraud Ia Nav York
Grover Cleveland mAnagei to reAca she
Pres denhAl chair, but, fortunately For
ihe country, the party is now fairly
committed 60 free trade, and for, OF
against 1t, will be the Issue in sh,
coming campaign.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
ID EGISTER's ORDER.
Ii REG IBTER'S OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del,
Ats s'olosk .. ~,

April 18th, 1893.
Administrator Of William Miller, late Of VII.
mink.on Hundred, In said County, deceased, IL
. ordere0lAnd directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid, give notice OF grant
Ing OF letters OF Administration upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
70 be posted within forty days from the date
OF such letters In six of the most public places
OF the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the estate 10
present the same, or abide by an Act ef As
sembly In such case made aud provided and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, q
Newspaper published In Whining ton, Del,
and to be continued therein three weeks,
(e, o. d.
Fl Given under the hand and seal OF
l.. s. Onlce OF the Register Aforesaid, al
= Wilmington, in New Castle County
sforeBaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTICK.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased mnst present the
same, duly Rttested to the Administrator or
or before Aprn l3th, 1850, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided,
ISAAC MILLER,
AdminIsTAt or.
address, wilmington. Del. ap24
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

IhE hE-APPOIHTMt MT Of the entire
ola board OF Heal h, oy Mayor RaoAds,
s Dol only = deurved and well.earDe cd
CEN pi'mtat 70 BE seu.l, men oomposing q
~ on is asl ofeal.aols TO the Mayor
n'nssi'' Had II not been for the prom o
ano the'"Va meAsures adopted by these
gentlemen there is no doubs Whatever
ou' our oiiy -eud bsvs been visited Dy
ano'her SCou'ge o., small pox, similar tc
inA OF 1881 ani 81 Tho disease had
already msde Its appearance, and there
Vas ereAs danger of It's btcomlng ep'.
aemic' when It was oomplsJely and
thoroughly stamped out through ID,
eHorss OF sae board 1, must NOS, how
ever BE- forgo'sen that the board VA
seriously handicapped in this work tol
the ~sni o. iunds, aud this tAos should
oe ieas)a to Council In making thr
esimas-b for the enAuins year, TO Sc,
thAl sum Hens amount Ia DR. gided fol
ihelr une, In cAse o' An emergency.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

d EmOvALL
u Having removed 10 no. 2I0 East
fourth street, am prepared 70 do tin
and sheet iroh roenng, Ruttering, spouting
and JOB work Of all Kinds promptly attended
to. Thu roofs repaired and painted. Esti.
pleased to see all my old customers and As
IN any now ones as may wish 70 give ne o
call AIAExANDER OHAMBERS.
Alesm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
pEGIsTER's ORDER.
Az REGISTER'S OFFICE,
NEX CAETLE EOuhrY DKI


Upon the application Of Martha o, TAYLOR,
Adninistratrix of John Taylor lste of WiI.
mington Hundred, in said county, deceased, 1t
Is ordered and directed by the Reg
lster that the Adminlstratrix aforesaid give
nouce OF granting Of letters o I adml n istration
upon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date Of granting thereof,
wiiaIn Isitaln 40 days from the date of such
places of the county OF New Castle, requiring
Al persons having demands against the estate
TO present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided I;
ana also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the Daily REPUBLICAN,,
newspaper published In Wilmington and to
be continued therein three weeks (e, odd
- Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. 8. {0nce OF the Register aforesaid, at
t-~~- Wilmington, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTIcE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased muht present the
same, duly attested to the Administratrix
on or before April "a, 1882 or
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case nade
and provided. :MARTIIA q. TAYLOR,
Address. Wilmington. Del. Administ 'atrix.
aSO-eod-3w
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

TEE ANTI SALOON CONFERENCE,
Shlea convened In New York yehe..
oAy' 's stseDdet by som > OF the leading
men OF the nA'lon. This movement I'D
lts origin In ohloIgo Ia 1886. aud was
s'Ar'td oy leading rs'orners, Wha be
heVe toat tue only hope for she temper
ance csuss 10 10 os funnd In the Rspub
moan parIy. TAey have no sympathy
% tfh isAon for Ihs so.oAlled rhird
FAf'y m0vamtnt, as experience hAI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
STRICTLY ATTENDED T0

Having disposed Of my saloon, No. 4o6
King street 10 John Fry, formerly OF The
Clayton House, l will devote my attention
soft drinks. All orders left at 405 King street
or Fourth and Union, will be promptly at
tended 10. p. EBNER.
at
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

warp in the Cottons that do
SO much to pleasantly bridge
the way from April to
October. New corners day by
day with an echo OF Fashions
latest whisper in every fold.
Never a limp on quality.
Leathery Cheviots 10 to
|I5c.
Silky Sateens 12a to size.
Spider-web Crazies 1a4c.
Precise, pretty Prints 6 to
&c.
Cheerful ChintGes I24c.
Tough Seersuckers 10 to
I12c.
Graceful Ginghams 20 to
!50c.
The 37s Scotch Zephyr
lGinghams we're soc the
other day. No reason In the
Istuffs themselves for a price
clip. Such trade chances as
let them drop IS per cent
ARE popping up all the time
I|all around the store. Plaids,
overplaids, mixed plaids and
stripes and many Jacquard
patterns. More than so
lstyles; of this SEASONS out
turn, every one.
Northwest OF centre
The whole town seems
to be looking this way for
sulphur-and- black Sateens.
And for a half.dozen other
sorts. The glancing OF
scissors among them yester-
day was like the flash of
sabres in a cavalry charge.
Northwest of centre.
Checks that everybody
llikes,the quiet color bits that
90 as "Shepherd PIaids. u
medium to small is the
proper thing. Jumbled et-
fleet in a side light-comes
from the CLINT OF the wool.
As neat and cheerful a two
color as ever gets under a
yardstick. In eleven choice
color couples. 75c from 81.
Southeast of centre.
| Mattings mean more
THAN most floor coverings;
clean, cheap, cool. Help to
take the hot edge from dog
days. There's an outspread
of them near the middle
Market street entrance;
lseamless and all sorts, IS tc
sI55c. Choice China at $40
!, the roll of 40 Yards.
! A Mating novelty comes
from Rhode Island. China
-lgrass In Yankee power
t looms. Pretty patterns
eleven selvedge, full Of wear
| worth, but it's so cents
yard. The handtul-oi-rice
ela.day folks hold the fort or
II Japanese Rugs, sort o
Panama.hat weave. Scat
tered de signs. For dadoe
ior screens or floor use
e Second floor. Market street side. Tw
elevators
5-pound Linen CONNER
= cial Note Paper fresl
,. :, from the mills, not ruled
=. Doc a 1reGDt.
" 5-pound Linen-f n 8
% Ladies' Note, ruled. 4o
Ia ream. Regular pric
'Si$I.6o.
u 1000 (psper all linen) En-
n velopes, commercial, oblone
. 5c a pack.
"a sheets good paper, Ia
gdies' size, envelopes
10 match, in a box, 12c.
Four Items that give
III half-hint of what we are dC
Cling iu Stationery.
y South of Thirteenth street entrance.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

NUrlUE-rhE ANNUAL MEETING
ket Hous, 10. will be held in the Fams
Hose House on wednesday evening, May
9Th, At O'Clock. A full AttendAnos is re-
quested, ,As there 10 business ofimportanc 70
DO transacted. DAVID ID. ID MkalLIA,
as st secretary.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

NOTICE-THEJ j. A. CRANSTON co.
4 ltp King str ct, have now on sale, ter
t1liHers In email packages, for grass, plants,
cemetery lots, roses and all kinds Of nowers-
making quick growth. Bone special prepa,
ration for chickens, Agents wanted. a25- I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

NOTLUE = DAVID LEMON AN :
An NUuNOES himself n candidate tor
eleotion In the Il fst " I'd for School Director
Should be elsotsd will vote for the eco
nomi1Al distribution Of, the peoples money .
m2t DAVID LEM IN.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

NOTICE A MEETING OF THE
IN stockholders OF the Diamond State
Loan Association, will be held on the third
noor of tho BaynArd building, Fifth and
Market streets, on Wednesday evening, May
2, at 7. 30 O'Clock. Business OF Importance
will be brought up for consideration. E.A
FINLEY, President; W. l. BUCK. Secre-
tAry. a2B-4t- tn sa IN W
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Mustang Liniment.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LrSIMENT cures PHEs OH
SORES, CAKED DREAsTs-a all INFLAMMATION,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
sALrInonx n vsaIO kAILRoAp
soHEDULH In HFFEOr, April 10 lsss
frains isavs psiswafs Avenus Dspee
EAST BOUND.

eOHKDUL.R IN KKFEOr, April 70 1883.
trAins isavs psiAwafs Avsnus Dspee
EAST BOUND.
%, % 3o,a %, 10 30 and al ID .. m !; %, 90
%, sb 20. . u, 0 20, 7 20, IS 20 and IS D. m.
Un sundAya.T %, o., 9 %, 10 so and sll IL ..
u, 90. . OO,s w.'s 40. s 2s. 0 aO.ss IS and s.
Ip. N.
FOR singerly, acconmodsti)n, daily IL 90
.. m.
for Baltimore, accommodation, daily ex
cept Sunday as a, N.
for ohicsGo and PittsourE. expresS. daily
cincinnati and 81. Louis express, daily
| II SS . m.
Baltimore acc ccomuOdation, daily 7I6 p m
Pittburg, Chicago and st. Louis express,
daily 10 m.
singeriy accommodation, daily 80 p m.
TOE I4AhDkk BERG. 9 10 A. 1.aunfN'
onp, lLo .. n. ASuJ etoepT sunday, al
D %, 80 p. u. daily.
TrSins isav0 .GsfKet Street Station
fef Philadelphia ass p. ". daily. FOL
8hitmeo 2st y o., asily. EF LADdsE.
osrB ESQ anc IL 90 a. "A. sSiis, exespt sup.
Day ioS N on SsndAy Snlg ASS and SEC
aPittsburs. Obisaso Arh 81 Louis ezprss,
daily Z " pm.
rfNins iSl Silmiaston--I.says Phnaa.
phiA, daily, ~ %, 400, I'll 0O h. m, 40
noon, As, acc, Al 90, 'a.oD. SEQ. alS, 10 10
| IL 80 y. II.
Daily. sEoeps sunday, 60. T.EO q. n.
AA.2A and brOp. 10.
| hundAss only, e.D m.
| Errrsas traipss
RATBs TO wRsrRRN POINTS LowHR THAI
VIA ANY OTHER LINE.
". u. CLEMENTS, u, ,USCULL
Gen1 MauAgor. tenn Pssg. AroH
| TeleUEons No. rHa,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
TAKENOTICE

For the next ten days wo will oiior the
Digest bArg aims ever bouH hit In the line OF
Clothing.
Mems go,d evo'going suit, all to match,
W0th 81, Will sell you now Et 1887,
A nne ALL Eool cashmere salt, worth $l2 80
AZ 81 o2
SlO.Tb
a nice boys suit worth %; now S2T5
Fine sunday suit All-Wool Ia is styles,
worth $lG 90 for So So
a beautiful ohild's suit, worth 81 60 at S3.2S.
A sood school suit for child, 81. as,
Hl-wool rAnta for 81 as = pair
zine ca'hmoro pants o. 65 q pair.
Childten's pants 2b cts pair and no other
TERs, Is. W. Corner 2nd and M mArKst
streoH. mI-im
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Ror sala

oh sALE-HAvINg RS...-.
80. piaes. have Tor sais Al tnhN : w
evoo work marc, two-ho,sa lev pl
ses., icy bean poles, usss ~ sson .ut
urili, cutting box. mash,p.s hea'aa
com, VIII grind coarse On Az, ior ~
sehd not bed glass sse. tsvefal
Msgool strong AMI well m.a uefns
iol : ainerent carriage and do ao vhl|
ence is'eask; / plat 'orm u pay tho
no ~ .uc,se ~ = lor sale at q low urins NV
All n ' WEN. REYEi|
New Oastls
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
EAST LAKE
PARK = LOTS.
MUST BE SEkN TO BE
APPRECIATED.
OBI NOW SOLD.
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED
They that come first get
first choice. Rapid
ira sit.
Commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 23Rp,

MONDA1, APKIL 23RD,
l will run daily excursions
to East Lake Park over the
electrical extension Of the
City Passenger Railway and
carry all persons free who
wish to examine East Lake
Park lots. Apply at the
Office, 923 MARKET STREET,
for tickets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

Eoh sALE.A GOOD B1y -,
~ years old ,lt5f hAnca h,vs ~
nnh Kind, will work ID Ei,nn, WV sound
ole harness, fearless Of nvs,. y, oouI
atdyen ~ lady, will road ~ng,
miies an hour. Dan b, ,ass nom
sueet between nladken az y y itaoll
blacksmith shop. hoaroc|
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
400 REWARD FOR ANY INFOR-

VVh REWARD fOh ANY lNfOR-
SplOO nation leading 10 the recovery Of
horse, buggy and harness taken from stables,
At ront and Chur h streets Sunday evening,
April 22nd. Dark bay horse l5f hands high,
about 10 years old, scar behind rIEht shoulder.
Coal box top buggy with extra heavy wheels
and running gears One lap robe, black on
saS II JSo. N. SOLOMON.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
DAILY REPUBLICAN,

Ny Or'CE-ALL COMM UNloATluNS y,
IN checks, postal notes or other husinssi
SEou 4 bo directsd TO fBPuBLIoAN fUBLIsH
me d PMNTINe COMPANY. MI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
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Iii your \
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NJ on y,o|
hers Hair|
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EiyOur pre- |
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~ hair vi
IklC. Hard
kuIng a b |
alle blac|
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

NUk sALs-,ruuD BulI,IIIso
e delivered at East Let. t.rt p.'
70 Ninth ward At resso aAbls ~. ~
g. TALLkY, Oarcroft p n ~ PnNa-
~. b-mason work don. III ~
and stone furnished, a1a iin,|
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

osr-N sMALhI, A,,I.I,d FTHiIl Fs9iIli (
tisd with yellos : :. rioeIo'. o. Io wi E,el
reWA -oed II returheu -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

Noa SAILS OR kxOHsEor
" those new hcuses as ,ts ,tvsI ~ I
eItoeh, the best located h "a. .au
VIII 90 sold for 500 lees li,a \, ,,S W
Al8-eod-6t :. tlsH
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

EoR sALE-sEVRN ROOM \
h.il ~ c1nyeuiences; furnituT,I,
oArshn' Reason for sellisg, M nv,
nl7-eod-in. ] Y. GIB1
100 West Tenlh|
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

FtIll0BpthedI ~ ~
ks.,,.1t'ttA,tso NJ NJ
HI',l' ,,'. WaruSil
Nm ~ TnE 4
esi kslitf.tos os
ttqe.,As aud ell
\ Ttsv ~ ~ fEag
LsNA!t ihuh si,g.,. ,l'
VI 70 i,sa,,,- ,-,.'il 5hi.i
sNsfln tlii M, \,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

NOR sALE-A sOxREI,
= coming Q years oli; N,rt. \
ooupic and . good farm horss d Al
ngnt wagon, cheap, Address IL
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

FOR sALE-THE ROUsgpd
n Faith building, on TatnsIl ~
I'm aud sth SITS. Pflua low tn,ns
Ply Ply Y JAo. T. DAVIS NJ L. M
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

implies
Eisfcuring
i, may be
|fAyer'sS
n iAlteratiV
tOyeni.
r. C. Aver
BIZ AbyDrurFi
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

NOR RENT..PARTGyf y a ! Z "a
oniT tive in family ,sI, X IA
hood. Address q. D. De- u
zoR REsr-rHREEI; I;,.I s92Ssil| q n
aud gas and pIiyileB'
at llll Market street u
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NO. NORTH COURT.

This property Is situated on the north side
OF North Court street and fronting Court
Square, the very center of the city having
front Of Az feet by 74h feet deep, a one
story brick building thereon, now occupied
by VOLTS Saloon and Isaacs Tailor Shop
and running TO Lowenstien's new building.
This piece of property is unquestionably
very valuable. An opportunity TO secure
such property at forced sales like this comes
only once in a life time
NO. OMAN STREET.
This property. No. ISL Main street has
brick building thereon, now occupied by the
Mayfower saloon, corner of the alley on the
west side of Main street, between Washing
ton and Poplar. Lot lSl9x00 feet. We all
know that rs Memphis is growing with such
rapid strides the purchase OF Main street
property will soon be thing of the past.
Public sales of such property to wind up es-
tates do not often occur. BE on the corner
Main and Madison street Saturday May 8,
at 1880 o'clock a. m. and you will secure
bargain.
NO. 3. MARKET AND SECOND.
These lots, as shown by plat will be sold
one with the privilege of two. They are
most conveniently situated being accessible
TO three street car lines and only one block
from Main street, and II Memphis grows as
we have every reason to belieYe IL will, IL
will be but very short time till this prop
erty will be wanted for business purposes.
This will prove profitable speculation.
NO. WASHINGTON STREET.
This lot as shown by plat, is situated on
the north side OF Washington street, between
Lauderdalc and Orleans streets and Is 73x
liS11 feet Washington street is being very
much improved and opened all the way
through. Work for this purpose Is being
rapidly pushed now and in one or two more
weeks this street will be opened from the
river to Dunlap street. There is a good OPP
opportunity for paying investment in this
loL
NO. 6.-EXCHANGE STREET.
This lot as shown by plat, is 67ISxl50H
and lies ON the north side of Exchange
street. giving IL a southern front. 1t is con-
vcnienily located and in an excellent
neighborhood; being between Third and
Fourth streets, and fronting on one car line
and within two blocks Of another.
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Stockholders Meeting.

~. Tlo annual meeting q the flockholdcfs IN
the Merchants Cation Press and storage COM
pHn, nill be held Ut the oiioe Of aid Company.
IN thc city Il Memphis, on dncday. the 10th
day Of Stay i,ss iof The purpose Of clccting Seven
Director % serve tho ensuing year
~ u JOHNSTON. SECRETARY.
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Administrators Sale.

rI,iH undersigncd administrator II The r. tate %
Il iennie rodesta. dc,cassd will II n o'cla,k On
tATu knAi. The hih day OF Nay, isst Al The late
frsidenco u aid deosient No it1 nc>oto strcce
sell Zoe ossh ~ the highest bidder, the ferlond
fropcrty bclongina 70 sald state.
J. A. tODEsrA, kdmini.instot.
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Kerr Az. AddItlsn--aso lots.

On high land Dummy fius RUS through tho
addition. iisnds5ne.i proPcriy ar1uni Asmphls
Graded aud icnosd fcaiy Zoe buiidmr rrco sni
terms meet reasonable. Call aud be- % ba.ogr put.
chasing olssahera
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IT'S Acres. on Poplar street.
sold Ia i've. ten and Is acre tracts yery rcssousbis
terms Call and sec a.