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Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
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WASHINGTON, March 24.-A tale
gram has been received from Mrs.,
Waite AcQuiescing In . suggestion thai
the funeral services OF the late Chici
Justice be held in the hail of the House
OF Representatives next Wednesday,
and that the body be privately inferred
At Toledo the next day. Bishop Parsl
and Rev. Drs. Bodine, Leonard and
Mott, OF the Episcopal Church, will c<i
ctAte at the service In the House al
Representatives. There will be no ora.
lion. The judges OF the Supreme CourI,
Including ex-Judge Strong, will act a.
pall-beaIerP. The President and Oabi.
net and both Houses OF Congress and
the Bar OF the Supreme Court will at
ttnd. Tho Curt as n body aud the
com nj ittets OF the two Houses will 40
company the rem aims to Toledo.
Mrs. Waite left Los Angeles st 10
O'Clock lHsi night to come East imme.
olANly. DIR Ruth left Washington to-
Day to meet her at Kansas City and
esoort hor 10 Toledo. Eiward T. Waite.
the second son, will remain In Toledo
to meet his mother.
The White House was draped in
mourning 10 day. A meeting of the
Bar OF the Supreme Court will be held
Oh AondRy.
The Senate and House comn ittoes
have deputized tho esrgeAnt alarms Of
tho two Houses respectively to oop fer
with the Marshal ot the Supreme court
rs TO tho arrangement Of details for the
funeral.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
NOW tits tho ss,,obm.n.

CHICAGO, March 26 - Freight traffic
on the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railroad was again stopped on Saturday
owing to the action OF the two hundred
ewitchmen emploJed In the Burlington
yards In Chicago, who went on strike
without any notice whatever to the road.
The switchmen at Aurora, ILL.,, also stop
ped work, but that was the only outside
point affested. The company decided t1
move DO freight at all until the second
strike is settled. The swltchmen In the
Chicago yards OF the Chicago, Californis
and saota Fe Railway also went out on
Saturday. This action was not out oi
sympathy with the Burlington men, but
because OF some trouble tn the yard
master. 1t is alleged that Chiei Engineer
Arthur is calling engineers, firemen and
swifcbmen from all parts of the country
to Chicsso for consultation regarding tn,
situation AID that q conference will
probably be held to day The BurlingtoI
Company will beg to hire more men 10.
day snd try to start it's trains.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
spring UiothinK.

Although the spring Is 20 backward,
there 10 no doubt that ere many more
days the cold chilling winds and SHOWS
|of winter will have passed away aad
be succeeded BY gentle breezes and q
warm sun, In anticipation OF this,
Mullin q Son, the popular clothiers ai
Sixth and Market streets, have prc-
pared an immense stock OF clothing,
suitable for that ssAsrn, which 10 nov
open for public inspection. Much Of
the cltthiuR has been made BY thair
lown large force OF hands, under the
supervision aud direction OF the mem.
lbers OF the Arm, aud for quality nnd
style is unsurpassed by any In this city.
The Bateriel OF which IA is composed Is
tho best that can b9 obtained, while the
trimmings are fully equal to thoss used
In the majority of establishments on
splendid stock OF rpring overcoats of
oil kinds and sizes at prices TO suit ali;
In fact their entiIe stock or spring
clolhiug !, larger and better than any
they have had during previous seasons.
This hrm enjoys unequaled fsollities
for producing fino clothing, and always
give their custom rs the benefit Of these
facilities aud advantages By this
means. combined with fAir dealing and
no misrepresentation for the purpose
OF effeotinR sales, they have built up an
immense business that Ia second to none
In their line In thie State Thslr name
Is known far and wide, aud every gar.
mont sold by them 10 IN q aivertisa ament,
which not only causes ths buyer to re-
tuFp, bat 10 tho mesns OF bringing
others.
Their custom departm emit Is also a
very important Part OF their busiEess,
and Just a. this present tins Ia we'll
worth visit by any one who Is 10 want
Of q wol-htt.ng suit of clo.hea The
stock OF goods In this aepar mept is
Immense, md the variety Bbfii .ittt TO
please even the most fastidious. Lerge
tables in this room are pllad With a
kinds Of clotia suitable for spring wear,
and the facilities for .kiDg up goois
are so cumplste and thorough that o
ssit can be furnished In the shoI tee
time.
Mullln 81 Son give employment TO
about one hundred hancs. and Hnds
work for them to do all the year, even
In what Is known as the dull season.
The fact is, the reputation of their
gooda IL 30 we'll estAb ished that "dull
aeasons" nIe scarcely kno wn 10 them.
In the resdy-ra1e d,rattment the
prico, which In each ins ancs 10 the
lowest at which the garment can be
sold, is marked in plain figures on
every article and from thts there ia no
deviation. Thts ensures fairness to ell,
and 10 In koepips with the o1urse pur.
tued by this 6Tm In all ther deSlings.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
A Girl's Freak.

san FTaI o'bco Examiner.
Oapt Robert Orombie of the British
ship PJrt Jsckeon, which recently sail
cd for Newcastle, New South Wales,
related rather an e&trAordinary story tc
come OF his fiiends during his stay In
this port on his last trip. He aayS ths'
the first trip he made nut OF Aberdeen
he took with tim cabin boy who had
approached him before sailing ond
plsaded for the position. The captain
did not want him, bnt, owing to bis
persistence, the youth wss rsosived on
board, As he said that he was deter
mined to go 10 Australia, ths Ges.ina
tion OF tho chip An snsaRem WIS
made, aud tbs cabin boy was taken
along. Slon a't7r arriving 10 Australia
the boy deserted. Nothing moro wRs
'bssr4,-<-bim until the captain arrived
In this o,, S-ssN hile drivi1R in Golden
Park he cSmo n >on a hsnds3me couple
In "a elegant turnoS AA' iAus reo's'
n.zed bir.
"Osptaiu, was your csS.Stso cs.to oos'
Don't ycu remember m.?" she asked ~
"of course," replied tbs captain,
siammeringly.
"rhis Is my husband, Count Wig
In chorus, they added: "ws thauk
you for your kindness, and rode of
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
nrs BaIs's Long wa,e.

A special despatch from Memphis
says: One OF the moot remarkable cases
OF dsluaion uuder the naiihs Of Spirit
uAllBm is that OF Mrs.. Matte Hall, OF
Memphis, Tenn. For many months
she has rem aimed 10 bed awaiting her
death, which had bsen predicted ~ q
seanoe by the spirit OF former lovsr
whose death had rendered her marriage
10 him impossible. She was 10 have
died November Is, 1887, has is still
p-aying for her translation 10 the super
ior "sphere." She claims +, be guided
10 most things by this guardian spirit,
Me-. Hals and large and Interesting
family. In business matters nna the
Of hsr will the lady 10
cont. oiled by the o legged spirit OF .
Memphis lawyer, rho only gives the
initials ~. 4. H." Among her large
and anything hut select circle OF spiris
ual acquaintanoes are Jenny Lind and
q former Atlanta politician who was o
o usfn Of Judge L Y o. LsmAr.
To = representative Of the Avalapohe, /,
Of this city, the lady impnrts these
Items Of inform alton, together with .
vivid nsrrAtive Of how sho wrote saw
age ieitor to thst paper under spiritual
dtosatioD, oritioisiBg 1t for It, report Of
he CASE, and tbeu, at the Instance OF
the spirii lover guardian, DESTROY ed It
. d Iep 'aSed it viii another.
Tho latter Is well written, earnest,
humorous aud not at all libellous. She
relates that when the Gate OF her death
had beon Eet. before taking to her bed
went to set her life assured fer the
bsns6t c: aer family, bat was warned
ns TO Tho Dishonesty Of that courte By
h'rtupsFn stural mentor. The lady IL
rcw much epAa lated, and the date Of
her death cannot be fer distant.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Wrecked by q misplaosd switch.

CARLISLE, Pa, March 25.-Tho fast
line On tho Cumberland Valley Rail.
road, dus in this city Mt 35 p. N. was
wrecked this evening ct the Gettys,
burg Juno,iJn By q misplaced switch.
The tran crashed into y freight train,
whioh was standing on the siding, de.
molishing the entire engine. jacob
Fuller, engineer, and his firemen jump
Ell from the engine and bolh were in.
Jnreo. Conductor Bowman was serious.
ly hurt, aud at least 15 passengers re.
ctivsd slight bruises. The train was
ruunlng At the rate OF 20 miles an hour
~ tle time of tbs accident. The acct
dent Was caused by u oSreless hagman
o. freight train leaving the sWltcl
open.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

EnR RENT--H0USE AND STABLES
IL with acres OF lSnd, on Kennett pike,
near WilmlnE Eton and adloiuinR the CITY
Railway. Apply to ELL NICHOLS, or to u.
4. FOWNsEHD, sI4 Market street. ii4-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
ON THURSDAY,
TIE 18TH DAT OF APRIL, a. L., lsss,
At 10 o'sieek. q. M,
Tho following described real estate, vla

All those two certain tracts of land, Gitu.
ated In mill Creek hnndroi. rev Castle
Couny AAd Stato of delaware, bound cd
and descEibed a. follows to wIt:
no l. Beginning at Gtore adjoining
lands CT James Wilsln. thence by Eait WIZ
soh's land, ssuyh e'E dsHrsss, west lie I 10
pefsho1 % Greer biAoE OAK tree AdlGeent
Uhandlsr's land BSuu ~ degrees, east l4p
D 10 po:chss 70 ejrner Wbito oak adjoining
william Brbckiu'r land. thence by sAtd
br~oktn's lAnd, In part, AMI partly by land
OF the h sir1 of Swhhin Chandler, nogta a.
degrees, oa1t 7o8 pSTobes TO o5rnsr span
ish oak, thenos by land OF Stnuel mont
Eomery, these next three courses, namely:
North three and onohau dcgreen eASt 10
perebes. north - dczress, east IS parishes 10
middle OF TIE puolIo r0sd lsading from
trAekinvillo toward hed rlay Creek,
thenoo uoNn the middle thereof At too In
tofBseu3n with tho old Wilmington ROAD,
thopoo along said v ilming ton road .borth 81
der reeB, wett iee porcfs IS 10 o1Tner, end
thence north, ~ degrees, p, EB4-I1 pefchos 10
stone, and plso OF beginAingi containing one
acrca ofland. be the same more o. lesa, with
Two story stone house and frame barn and
otncr ou,-buildlngs.
No 2, lot or tract mostly wood land,
situIled On the hoTthf Rstcrly side or the said
old wilmington road, and on the eou Il hcsater-
ly si ie OF the above men tioued road from
Brackinyille, leading tuward Red Clay Creek =,
huundesi thereby, aud by lNuds nsH OF Richard
Fischer aud containing nfleen ana one half
acres, II ore or less.
Seized and taken Into execution as the
proi erty OF Montgomery Ball and Edith
>: Ball, his wife, and I, T., and W he so,d
sh0rin's Once, wilmington, March a, Iss.
ma-eoi Il
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

lNUR REsT-1 SMALL EAhMS OF IA
~ and II acres retpsstively, In Chris
aAAL Hundred, about o miios from VIII
N III gtop; good DpildipgE rent reasonable,
THO u as X. LAbLY go Market at. H-u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
a oo.Opsrative Propesltios

PITrsBURo. Pa, March 20 The
Of Labor TO confer with Audrew n
peg,e on the EiRar Thorn on Steel
WORKS trouble, returned from New
York on Saturday. 1t was stated that
Mr.. Carnegie intimated to the commi..
tse that he would shortly submit q co
operative proposition to the 600 work
men whereby the latter would share
the profits Of the works with the hrm
This committee is hopeful of an tariy
settlement OF the strike upon an Amir
cable bAeis.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
ON FRIDAY,
TIE erH DAY OF AfRiL2 1885,
The following deseribed ronI estat

the Nio"ihF hcoetipou tohi thtAte, NlHi
All that certain pieee or parcel OF land with
IN bal dings thcteon. situate In Win Greek
hundred. New Castle county and state of
Delaw are, bounded and described as follows
TO wilt
Beginning for the SINE 10 the centre OF the
public roa.i ON \ llnc bstween she hers Of J ohm
along said line sOutherly course 10 n stone
near hickory tr c and thence an oasterIy
eours" aud along or near \ row Of pie trees
In straight line to the crntre OF another
phbllc road running fIom Corner Ketch 10
Christiana bridge, thence northerly course
alSng the middle OF said road 10 ooraef on
the centre of bhe flrst mentioned road aald
thence WesteilY to The place OF beginning,
containing Abont acres OF land, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF William w. Nsnsant and Anule VAN
SAINT, iuortgagors, and {. - and 20 be cold by
GILES LAMBSDA, Sheriff,
shesAfrs Once, Wilmington, March 2i
lssA iA12-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
The Pol,tical Pot.

The Democratic political pot at the
present time IL rather turbulent, there
bsirE d division In the household. The
all absorbing topic is the nomioation
Tor Mayor. The fIieuds of Messrv.
NIr,ol and Doueberty are making
strenuous efforts IN behalf OF their re.
epectiVe candidates. Thoee who are
supporting Mr.. Norton claim that the
county tax collectors are giving out tax
receipts to the trusted agenta Of Mr..
DouRherty, In order that those to whom
they are furnished may vote at the
coming nomination, while The friends
OF Mir. Norton sr unable to procure any
Of tha desired qualifications for votirg
For Jhis di5crimiuation tha Norton
m vow vengeance, in cGse their 0, n.
didste is 6ovrpd. They wi oatr, the
"War into Afrios," and sndesvof to cut
OF the heads OF candidates of the
Dougherty wing, thslr maIa ohjsot be.
ing TO down Messrs Dickey and NeeIy
for reAppaintment fer another term.
Whether they will Lucceed ramain to
be yseD a. the c'ts9 OF the nomination.
HoTeytr, the Nc ron side OF the house
Will c'osely suan tho names of those
who Gra cent int1 the Eltc lon Com mis-
sl0oeTs for app1ln,msut es inspectors
Tho fght Ia bitter and may lead to the
bringing cut oiA OZARK horse" which
both factions can uulte upon In the
hofo to save tho party from an over
whelm ming deieSt. 1t Is war to the
knife.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

w yANTED-BoARDERs AT so7 W.
w eth street. R2J-dt;
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
RofnrnlhIirN.

After many years the Friendship
Fire Company have refusuishsd their
parlors In the seeoud- story of the en-.
gtne house. The rooms have been
handsomely repapeied by Joseph Fl.
Greenman, Jr. A handsome Bfusstls
csrptt was furnished by W B Saarp
q DO. The furniture consists OF hand.
some win isor chairs and hair eofas.
The Frlendsnip bofs are very proud Of
their new ncu ujsttion,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

DUAhDERS WAETED-rw . FAUNI
ID rooms aud other TCOus, furnish'd d OF
uh hturnished, at l02l Ia tnnn vt elt7 mlT-BtP
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Another Big storm.

Sr. PAUL, March 26.-A severe storm
of wind and suoH ragged yesterday
throughout Northern Wisconsin,, Min
nssota end Dakota. Tho wind blew Nt
the rate OF 81 miles an hour, and from
three to ave inches of snow fell. The
temperature being comparatively mild,
the snow wa heavy and packed. Out
Ia the country tho fail was deeper and
raj road travel Rns interrupted. 10 st.
Paul street car trave' Sas abandoned.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Veterinarian,

DR.. H. P. Eves, who Is q graduate OF
the Veterinary Department of the uni
vsrsify OF Pennsylvania. has removed
from Ne. 500 French street to No. 6I0
" est strset, and has sucoeedsd to the
practice of DIR. Ward B. Rowland,
former State Veterinarian. He In well
read up in his profession, and Is pre-.
pared to take rank with the leading
doctors In treating the diseases to which
all kinds OF ROim ais are subject.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Reception.

Rev. Louis e Barrett will be given q
rSceptiou this evening ia the lecture
SSsaGssSs. Paui's NJ. e Church by tue
N sm Ser, nna;Aislanes VINO comprise the
congregation Of said &nteh; & fnete mere
Will be q general haud SHns $50 she
Interchange. of opinions, onSiS,hu,a snn,hin-
tlons, singing and perhaps NJ y. tbs
more eubstartlal that will aiS w aa
Importance OF the occasion. ALL MITE fStaiI,,
OF the church and pastor are cordx Wy
invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
again 10 bo Idle

CHICAGO. March 26.-Twenty-threo
hundred men who went to work In the
rolling mills ct South Chicago Feb.
ruary 9th after an Oh forced idleness Of
three monthf, will be- out of employ.
meut again April 1st, 1t having been
announced that the mills will be shut
down Oh that date. The cause is said
to be over prod uction, and 1t Is thought
work will not bs res umed before July 1.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Marr,an ,snnrnao

WAsHINGToK, Msroh 26 Mira.
Elizabeth Oady Stanton on Saturday
read paper before The House Judi.
ciKry Commit,es In ad vocRoy OF woman
sufrsge. DR.. Mary Walker, who wss
present, 'attempted to express her
views upon the suhjsst, bus Was sup
pressed BY the ccmEittes
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
He saw the Point.

FIOiH thu WInuthpoII1 JoufnAI.
Some rather rude but pointed wit has
been fiY ing around the rAilrosd yards
ever since the engineers strike began.
At the Unisn Station . day or two age
. Duloth or gineer sat on his machine
and RaEsd tesdtly ct q Burlington en-
gins on An Aojoinine track. The lAtter's
driver ollm bed down on the ground ,hno
looked up NJ him Is he leaned ont OF his
oAb window.
"Whatre Jon looking app
'fnat Burlington enRine."
"WhAt's wrong with heI?"
WANTED TO zee II there was q core on
her"
"S4e ope?"
mo. LIS likely got q soeb on II;
ses ?"
He saw and was silent,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Forsm IN on u seed Farm Ktlled.

BALTIMORE March IS The steamer
Wes moreland brings news OF a muir
der az Monaskon wharf ou the Kappa
hammock. John StonehAm, an oy steI-
nau, shot and killed ihs foreman Of a
gang OF laborerp on ID. Lsndrtth 8
Soos' seed farm Both men wers drunk
and engaged in a quarrel.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Easily apavered II, a .t,o,, ma,

Easily answered. III q strong man,
Who has frequently suffered pain gro y 8
impatient and rebsliious, how much
more impatient should be the baby who
does net know what suffering means.
For The paios OF colo, tPething, etc :,
d. Bulls Baby Sffup is the sovereign
rsmeoy. Prios 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
BEE HIVE"
800 Market Street

After the effects of the terrible blizzard
we hope to sell some dress goods, aud
open the ball with big drive In double
width, containing the new shades such
as Gobein Blue, two shades OF Sage,
Nile Green, Mahogany, Red Brown,
Olive, Silver Gray, Coral, Terra Gotta,
etc., at the astonishing price Of % cents
yard.
We sell . better Black Henrietta, "a
inches wide, fne and heavy, at 81, than
DC have seen offered by anyone. Special
novel; ver'tsAes IL black goods, we'll worth
~ @-Io.tIor
your critical examinkSTvsssssrSB B....-,
Have you seen our line Of PeeS sf
Sateens, perfect beauties, at 12X cents q
yardi 80 pieces of best qualities of French
sateens at 81 cents. Same grade you
pay 371< cents elsewhere.
1t has been years since we have sold
60 much Table Linen as now. We know
why the price and quality. A few 75
cent Damask Towels at so cents.
About 1000 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., 1888-03-26
5ommunists nj Work.

NEW YokK, MAroh 20 The nth
anniversary OF this Paris Commune was
csletrate1 on Saturday night. The
principal spsaker wan Jobabn Most,
"ho gloritied the Commune, saying 1,
meant down with states. governments,
religion aud tyrants There was little
enth usiasm.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Gas Exploslon m = nI,na.

PorTsvILLE, Pa, March GA
heavy gas explosion occurred at Flow.
cry Fields Coliary. some four miles
from this city, last night The miners
wera changing shin when n spark from
10 lamp dropped into some scattered
powder, ignlting an accumulation OF
gas In q breast James George, q miss;,
ner, was fatally, and David Lewis, .
pump-man, seriously Injured. Several
Others were also more or less hurt,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
rev store.

W. A. Stroud & Co., will open on OF
about Monday next at their store, at the
northwest corner of Thirteenth and Wal.
nut streets, new stock of dry goods and
trimmings.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

Take good adtioe. Il have suffered
with bad hsadaohsA for year,, and have
tried many remedies without obtaining
relief. was advised to give Salvation
OIL trial. and 1t has entirely cured
me. EDWARD BALTz, Butcher,
La Fsye'te Market. Baltimore, Md.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
on WEDNESDAY,,
THE 4rH DAY OF APRIL, 1885,
Ths Following described real estate. viz,

The following descrlbed real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with y ree-story brick dwelling house there
bounded ard described As follows 10 wit:
Beginning At pOint on the east side OF
Green Ilill avenue At the distance OF 20 feet
northerly from tue northerly side OF Second
street, thence westerly parallel with second
street TO corner, thence northerly parallel
to Green Hill n, enue 20 feet 10 another corner.
thence astefly parallel with Second street aud
PASSING through the middle CT the division
wall between he house on this lot ana tue
house on the lot adjoinlnE on the north 50 feet
to the said side Of Green Hill avenue and
thence thereby soniherly 20 feet TO the place OF
beginning, be the contents what they may.
Book L, Vol. 1s, page SS4, Ac.
Seized and taken IN execu Ion as the proper
~ Of Joseph A. Bickta and Clara IT,, his wife,
and to be sold by
1883. m2l. cod
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
SPRING CLOTHING

We open out to- day
our new goods. We
think the greatest as
sortment of fine Cloth
ing we ever offered; in
fact, we fully believe
you never before saw
such a variety OF sty-
lish, handsome, nicely
made Clothing in Will
mington. We h a v e
had our tailoring force
making up, and have
bought largely, until we
have every kind Of q
suit for man or boy.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 9TH DAY oFlAPRIL, 1883,
at 2 o'clock, p. m.

All that certain piece Of land with q two
story frame house thereon situate In the city
of Wilmington, bounded and described as fol-
lows, 10 wit:
beginning at the Intersection OF the wes-
terly side OF Scott street with the southerly
si'ie OF Fifth street thence Houtherly by The
said slide OF scott street so Get TO n stake
thence westerly parallel with Fifth ttfeet
IL Zoe Inches TO stake thence northerly
pafnll with Scott street and thru uRn the
nj idle Of the partition wall dividing this
house from the hou adjoining OH the WI st 50
,set 20 tie eai side of Fifth street and thence
there6y easterly ~ feet inches to the place
OF beginning he the cnnientS ther OF what
they may. Book o. Vol ", page 20, 40.
eelzed'snd taken In execution the pro-
perry OF Georgi Boulder and Mary, his
wife, and |. l., and to he sold by
y AyB JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherih's Omse, hmington, March
lsS. m2i-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
For sah.

cALE-Residence, No.
St. II rooms,
heater in cellar, electric
E.Wants call bells, and all
m Improvements. This
[y will be sold cheap
r. to ]. AUGUSTUS NC
rv GOO Market st. fat
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

SHEfAFFsS SALS.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF LtvArl Faeias 10 mo directed
will be expnt ted to rub 10 sails, ut tho ht tel
nov occupied by Fro US A. sturgeon. In
NeEpor', in OhHstlAna HundFsd New Cs4-
tie County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

|snt uk RENr-(ro oIrY
80. snnT men aud Wonen).-e miles
u,,s ,aa on lice OF tho new y. = U.
,cmantic hsd CLAY Greek n
,. l.,,,sn And Postofioe, Delaware
..ns.d stIIisn Swiss rural cot
I'M built suitable for any businsts.
rins ulastersd reomf, double
80 vatsr under esve- IN shed, {,
ms tcfe lot ter more oottARes,
S..,,,t S and vttota oIss; conv't 70
v,' ~ prftJ.n,e nnd railroad I
..,sa,o,hold, $40 and sii Per
aPP' W T W. FERRBE.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

[LguIuD BulLuISd STONE
',.rsd At test Lake Park and also
'vtfI Al rs8so iEb'e e prtces. lSAAU
'sY llArtr5 W. o., Dri.
.Nason rl ioae, and llne, sane
! fgrnisiTd. miV'u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Tho Aroh LIttIe Arcnar.

Cupid, little wretch, iB blind:
And tho his darts are Bighs and KRIS.
When he shoots are pretty maids
Ho 8 forever maxim Mrs,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

[r1IF-hHOUT . AORHS OF
70 tou,fes from Market lirset,
,vsnns west and NGshington q
7iIts ouRrtily of ih9 bbst bank
<rpI, 10 j J PElHJE, No . u. lth
II or sddfSfs lsRao y. Elliott, Oily.
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

GHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
EONUrit OF I.evari FAeias, 70 me directed,
VIII be ~ gosed 70 public sale At the hotel
Gay CTccs hundrfd, ew oaBele County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Wanted.

WANTED-BOARDERS AT N. w.
wv corner OF Delaware avenue and West
Agrch 2Slh. Address Mrs. A. ii. CHAND-
TX X, Beaver valley, Del. mlo-i2d