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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-28

That man is truly the most wise
Who most and well doth advertise;
He knows unless be YauntS him wide
None else will sound bis Ophicleide.
An "Ofklide'S''a a kind of horn;
You see the point the hinty you ScOrn.
In our "Want Ads" hang out your
sign;
Fen sound your hOrn---a few cents
a line.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-28
VOL. K.

4 TROUBLED SEA.
Political Circles Shaken to
Their Base by Ramsey's
Row.
Doran and Kelly Mean to
Fight From the Word
GO.
aon. Edmund Rice Consents
to Run for Congress
This Year.
An Important Ramsey County
Democratic Meeting to
Be Held Tonight.
/ Boilers Convention Called
for This Morning to
Help Doran.
4 Scheme by Which the State
Convention Is to Be
Ruled.
lnute Nelson Signally En-
dorsed by Friends in
His District.
4 Significant Poll Of Votes
Was Held at Elbow
Lake.
eugene Wilson Says He Is
Not a Candidate for
Governor.
rfe Ramsey County Demo-
Gratis Indorse the Farmers
Alliance Platform.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-28

In our Wanted" columns read
What multitude do need;
Young men want "a chance to work."
Merchants say they want "a clerk"
Maids and Matrons want to hire;
Many folks "a girI'' require;
Couples want "a pleasant SUITE"
Lodgers wanted every street.
Myriads of Wants" in fine,
Published at a few cents line.
Seek your Help" or seek your
wage
Ponder well each teeming page.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-28
GOVERNOR.
EELMAsc

The total vote of the county this year
will be about eleven times the number
pOlled Oh this straw ballot. This would
indicate the strength of the presiden-
tial candidates in this county to be as
fo lows:
Cleveland. ...... .627 lFiske. ......... ...220
Harrison -. :. 1896 Maj. for Cleve'd.2 .231
There are many conservative Repub-
licans who are inclined to believe that
Cleveland will carry the county, and all
admit the result of this straw ballot to
be an eye opener. Four years ago
Cleveland secured only one vote in this
town and 13S in the whole county.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Second rour through MEXICO.

The second tourist party for the
Southern States and Mexico will leave
Philadeiphia Monday, MAroh 10. This
will be the last excursion OF the season,
and the entire trip will o1oupy only
fOrty.seven days. The routs through
tho South aai Mexico Is precisely the
same Is In the 1rst grand tour, but Cali
fornia is not Included. The journey
will bs made In the magnificent train
OF vestibuled Pullman palace oars re-
Gently constructed for the use Of the
arm, and which includes, In addition
10 luxurious sleeping cars, q dining car
barber'o chop, bathroom, library, eto.
Every detail Of the trip has beer
planned on the most liberal scale, and
certainly there could be no mere salts
factory way OF making = sight.seeinl
round. A special time schedule will
enable the pAssen gers to halt at many
quaint places where tourists are seldom
seen, aud to tsavel chiefly by day. Ten
days will be passed in the City o.
Mexico, ct the Hotel Iturblde, will
numerous little side trips; and ther'
will be = six days iAuut on the "Eng
lish rOA5," as the VerA Cruz Line I
known. The number Of pNseenker
will be limited TO the accommodation
Of thres Pullman tlseping cars, and tn
limit is likely 10 be reached quite early
as there are already many names regis
teres. Descriptive circulars may b
obtain I'd OF Messrs. Raymond b Whit
comb, No. Ill South Ninth stree
(under Continental HoteD, Philadel
phia.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Revival AMONG PrssbItsrians.

There ls said TO have besn this largest
Attendanoe Of psople, on Sunday last.
at the Lower Brandywine Presbyterian
Church that the Oldest inhAbitAnt oan
recall to mind. A number OF converts
were enrolled as members and entire
families gathered ut the communion
table, and the proceedings were we'll
calculated to make the day memorable.
! Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell expressed his graft.
tude to the giver OF all good for the
blessings which had crowned the extra
efforts made, and oounselled all present
not TO weary In well doing, but to con.
tinue faithful under all circumstances.
The church was never In . more houT.
ishing condition, and the indications
are that q deeper interest in spiritual
affairs prevails IN the entire community
than has been felt At any time In I'll
| history.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
supper Last L vening

When Court met in New Castle the
members of New Castle County Bar were
compelled to patrouize the hotels oil the
town for dinner at least during the day.
1t soon became honored custom for the
members to dine together once during the
session of court When the Courts re-
moved to this city the custom was
broken.
Last evening a meeting OF the Bar AS.
sociation was held In the dining room OF
the Wilmington Club, No. 1905 King
street, for the purpose of reviving this
broken custom Fifty members OF the
Bar Association including the judges OF
the County Courts and Judge Wales OF
the United States District Court were
seated at the table Benjamin Nields
Esq., the president OF the Association
presided. Letters of regret were read
from Secretary Bayard and Judge Brad
ley OF the United States District Courts
Toasts and speeches were the order OF tn
evening. The meeting adjourned at IL ~
| O'Clock,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
LOOK Out For Him.

There Ia well-dressed, pleasant
spoken young man operating In this
city at present., that 1t will bs well for
housekeepers to keep an eye on. His
plan is to call At . house St a time when
he Is sure thers ere none OF the male
members of family at home, and say
that he was sent to examine the roof
and see about repairing q leak. In
some cases ne has been sent mp stairs
with directions how to reach the roof,
but after he was gone 1t was found that
he had helped himself to jewelry OF
other vRluahles which were in the up
stairs rooms. Last Saturday evening
man, supposed to be the same one
called ut house on Rodney street ant
said that he had been sent by the maj
OF the house to see about leak In thu
roof, but fortunately the lady Who wa
in charge had sufficient presence o
mind not TO allow him TO entag an
shut the door In his face. When tn
gentleman came home II WAS found tina
he knew nothing about the fellow, An'
had not spoken to any one about tn
roof, rs 1t Is not in need OF repairs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Municipal court.

Al this mornings session OF the Mo
nioipal Ooart Charles Anders m, the
colored mAa who was attacked on Front
street Saturday night, was charged d with
firing O pistol In the street. William
7. lyman. Esq, appeared for the
prisoner. By hearing two witnesses IT
was proved that he did fire the shots,
and fne OF 81 and costs was imposed.
TIE case OF Andrew Oorooran,
charged with assaulting his wife, came
up.
DIR. Winner testified to attending
Corcorhn's wife, aud that she was Buf.
feflng from severe scAlds.
Lizzie McDonough and Frank p.
Coroorsn testified that he had beaten
them and driven them from she house,
aud Jennie OorcorAn testified that he
had tried TO hit her with Q brick.
Sarah Burke, . neighbor. testified
that he had beaten her. None OF them
were able to say positively that he
scAldtd his wife, has all said that he
and his wife were alone In the room
that she was uniniured when he run
them out, and that she was badly
scalded when she herself came out o
the room.
The prisoner insisted on having hil
daughter sworn. She testified TO the
same circumstances as did the others
And said her father was bad mar
whom on q spree and that he got on /
spree pretty often, This prisoner seemed
to desire TO throw all the blaue on bill
stspson, aud said he could exbibi
marks on his body made by bricks tha
that young man threw ct him. He In
sisted on showing the marks, but wa
made to keep his shirt on" 1t beinl
shown by the testimony tina. CorcoraI
had been before nearly every justlcs o
the peaos In the city, he was 6ned S2I
and costs and ordered to be imprisone'
at New Castle thirty days.
Mrs. McKen vim, of No. 423 Eas
Tnird street. was charged by Georg
Kopf, . neighbor, with keeping an un
Registered dog The testimony Of thre
Witnesses WAS heard and tho case dis
missed, o girl Ramed Mary Folltn hav
ing testiaed that the dog belonged t
her and not to Mrs. McKenvin.
Wilson King and Charles Gordol
were each Hned u aud costs for hehi
ing. Frederick Nonsuoh was fined .
aud costs for drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Tho Dauites

There was q large audiencs presen,
at the Opera House last evening TO wit
ness Atkinson 81 Cooks Dramatic Com
pany in "The Dauites." The play is
we'll known In this city, having been
presented here several times previously.
1t liz, however, given somewhat differ
ent by this company, and has broad
vein Of comedy which took we'll with
the audience. Miss Ames and MI
Shea, who appeared In the leading
roles, are talented artists, and made an
excellsnt Impression. The entire com
pAny is the best these enterprisina
managers have ever brought to thi,
city, and there Is no doubt bat they will
be greeted with crowded houses all tht
week. The admission is bnt 10 and u
cents. or 80 oents for reserved seat.
The sale ia now open for the entire
week, and seats eau be secured a
Thomas for either OF the performance
This evening "The Lancashire Lass
will be presentsd, aud Tomorrow after
noon "EAst Lynne"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Salary Raised

Tho couGregatl OF the first Presby'
terian church 1T . recent meeting de
cidsd unanimously TO increase the
salary Of its pastor. The trustees have
deter mined to Go 80 to the extent OF
house rent and other itemr. This will
amount to al increase of about $3.50
per anpum. Rev. Il. ID Lindsay, the
pastor, has been very Bucoessful In his
work at this church, and this Is sub
Btantial testimonial Of appreciation by
tho congregation. The church has moi
been In as prosperous condition as a'
preGert 70: two decAdee.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
special msnsIsa.
Weass' szaar s,a'sam.


II graz, restores 10 oriRiDSl coiox. An
elegant drecsins, softens and DsAutifies.l
No oil nor grease. A Ionic restorative;
stops hair coming oot; strengthens,
oleanses, heals scalp. 800.
"Rough on ToothAche. Instant relie
15c. "R0UGH ON CORN5," hard OF
soft corns. $50. CROUCH ON BILE
Pills." Little, but good. leo. rR0UGH
on WORMS" Sure cure 25oL
Won Must Not
class "Rough on DIRT" with the ordi.
nary washing compounds. 1t is q new,
different and altogether superior article.
A revelation In housekeeping. A boon
tho world for Kitchen, Laundry
Etarching, Bath or Shampoo.
"Rough ON Piies."
Ask for "Rough on Piles" Intsrna
and External Kennedy in each package
Sure cure. 800.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
nxh,p,,,op o, Is,npro,dery.

Those Interested 10 decorating and
making their homes beautiful should
call and Inspect the exhibition OF en-
broidersd household articles at the
Singer Mig. 90. e offics, No. $40 Marke,
etreet, This Is certainly the finest thing
Of the kind ever ssen In Wilmington.
The exhibition is free to all, and the
lAdies should not miss the opportunity
OF seeing TO what use tbBt most usefu
household article, the New High Aru
Singer machine, can execute. No. 5lt
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
tho Snsr,nalty.

Among the various candidates spoken
OF .or Sheriff by the Democrats is Robert
W, Chambers. He wss euohred out Of
the nomination two years sgo, and 1t is
nothing more than right that his friends
shouli now demand that Justice be
accorded TO him At the next election.
He mas labored tco long ard earnestly
to be treated with indifference, and
therefore a good showing on the part oil
hie riends may be expected,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
From Wilmington to Brazil.

orresBondencs Of the REPUBLICAN,.
Tho ItNmboat Pomera left the works
OF tho Pussy & Jones Company. VIII.
mipgtou. recently, bound for Brazil.
She was manned by q good crew and
had, Is we'll, an excellent captain.
After the oapss were passed IL looked
ragged and dirty out et sea, but We
steamed boldly out, trusting to luck.
At the western edge of the On stream
the storm came down on rs from the
southesst, and 1t was osftaiuly awful,
o. it Gtuva In our break water, washed
what coal We had on deck overheard,
Aud the nremen were In water up 10
their kness In the fire.room. The en-.
ginsers stood 10 their engines Watching
carefully the grrauing monster. The
captain, mate and sailors fought nobly
for twenty -four hours TO keep the seA
out Of our vessel. Suddenly the wind
died ont, aud then jumped around to
the north west, . fair wind for MS. With
. cheer from the szilors and . suck
from the monkey, she was beaded
across the gulf, and right merrily we
bowled along.
The Yves. indies were sighted in due
time; down past 81. Thomas, with the
Southern Cross blsEinR In the tropical
sky; past the greater and Lesser Au-
titles, with their towering mountains,
Whit houses and beautiful gardene,
where 1t 10 always sunshine, and the
summer never oi.s; on past Diamond
r lok, where the British and French
fought 60 calamity one hundred years
ago at LuocA The lookout now ex
claimsd that We had reached our OPAL,
ing station, a. We ranged up alonslde ol
the town OF OAstries, aud what with
plenty Of tropical fruit and the smiles
OF the ladies, the stormy trip WAS soon
forgotten. Tho laddies went to work
with q vim, aud soon bad the coal on
board, carrying IL on their heads.
Pfovislons In a5undAnoe were also
soon placed on board; each man had q
bunch Of bananas in his hand, the last
whistle was sounded, aud amid the
good. byes from the native men and the
, tears OF the ladies, the good ship steam
, ed away. ID oosan, Is II ashamed Of US
ing us so roughly, was pacific the res
OF the trip.
|. The Amazon river was next reached
and the Pomera, rs II glad that bsi
, long trip WAS over, went up 1t In gel
. liant style, passed the fort with its greer
flag dying, which made the Irishmel
: on board cheer and the BRAZILIAN
q smile. Para, with Its grand csthedrAl
! and beautiful palaces and the harbo
: crowded with stoamboats, was reached
|. when the PomerA dropped her ancho
4 and WAS ut rest.
Tho trip home was uueventful, AM
4 40 the Grew landed ct the depot In VIII
!, mingion they shook hands with iriendI
y and one OF them said: "W0ll, yes,
= vas nice trip, plenty OF fun and s'
= that, but don'I think that woul
= care about taking another. aRd so sA
!, We all" KNOCK ABOUT.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Dr. simms. Eye ours.

The finest eye tonic, eye strsngthener
and promoter Of q clear, healthy, strong
sight Weak, infAmed and sore eyes
are quickly cured. Loag sightedness,
or short or nesr siRhtedness Is wonder
fully relieved By restoring she losi
action OF the naFvs, by ismCefRa MI
parAiytio or congestive tendencies,
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
made strong and dISsnssd eyes are made
we'll by uslng this famous eye medi
cine. $50. nnd 900. bottles supplied
Main depot Fourth and King streets
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Rising Water.

PORT DEPosIr, Md Feb. 6 THE
citizens are making necessary prepara-
tiona for food, aud the river hHs risen
several inches. The Toe Is twenty.tWo
lnohes ut FEenchtOUn The Ponnsyl.
vania Railroad Company are moving
their GAfe and other vaiuables out OF the
depot in anticipation Of trouble.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Selling on At COST,

We have to move to another store,
and have too mu:h stock on hand. We
want to reduos 1t by selling what We
have at cost. We have some very moe
pArlor, room and co1k stoves aud dou
BILE heaters thAt We will sell cheap. All
kinds Of stove hardware and tinwAre.
Call and secure . bargain. The Picke|H
Stovs aud Heater Co., East Fourth
street, Wilmington. Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
ohanpa of Bn,e.

j. G. Means, who for several years
has been In the butoherinS busines9 In
what is known as Forty Acres, b as
taken stall No. 3s City Market, where
he intends handling only first olas9
beef. He will b. pleased TO ees any OF
his old customers aad the public gener.
nlly who are on tha lookout for piece
OF prime beef. Stall 33 City Market.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
BrevIties.
the cheapsst has house I'm the cit;

Nne Cu&4skbobt mus nUuoc hh NAO cAeI
Il i'm ford Mros.' AO4 Market street.
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Brazilian Balm cures cold; 20 doses, lOo.
Go to Murphey's for your bed syringe.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bssh's coal you will surely like II.
Alllard F. Davis, jeweler, 0 u. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at HGnrs, is e. Fourth.
v. Roop Smith, druggist, 6th and King.
American Laundry, e02 West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's, 800 Ship
ley street.
s25O cash will buy brick house. Apply
to ueald b %.
Tho best cough candy at No. 4 W. Second
street.
60 TO Geo. II. Murphey's for your parl OF
chamber and dining room furniture. 800 SNIP
ley street.
30. Bryant, No. Il Bast Seventh street
10 taking orders for the revised and lstes,
edition Of samantha at Saratoga. Prloe re-
ducei 10 sLTb. Agents wanted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
I1IRLcTlaAi
pvEh HLlE ! MILLION blsThlbUIED,

S,ouisiana StsteLettery Company
4 Incorporated IN 1893 for ~ years Dy ths
egislsture for Educational and Charitable
Surposel-vith q capital Of o, ,ooo, ooo-tc
Ehich a reserve fund Of over sbto,coo hAi
"A By an overwhelmins popular vots its IRAN
lie was made q part Of the present STATE
'Donstitutlon adopted Decembsr ID, A d.,
IsS
Ths only lottery ever voted on ana en
'norsed by the people Of any State.
II never soales or postpcRes.
Ita Grand single HuImber Draw
.lRRs aAHe pIRoe Monthly and ehs
Strand Quarterly Drawings. reg u
ayiy every three nnon,he iMnron'
Jure. Ne NJ nmbeF and Deaemberl,
A sPLEH DIa % OPPORTUNITY ngg
WIN A BORTUN 3. 2ND 9kANh
DRAWING, GLASS n. IN THE AOAD
TUESDAY, February =. lSsS-91sth
n onthlV IirhWinH,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Tho department Enoampmont

The Department Encampment g. A.
R, of DslAware, will convene next
Friday afternoon at Dover, and It is
expected that every Post in the State
will be represented. A Department
Commander for tn. ensuing year will
be elected, and ether business pertain
ing TO the order transacted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
shield of Honor.

On Saturday evening q preliminary
nesting WAS held In room II, Moolafy
Building, for the purpose OF institutinR
q new lodge Shield OF Homer. Ad'
dresses were made by Deputy supreme
Master O. T. Martin and Thomas m'
O,ossley, A number OF applications
were received and the formation OF Q
new lodge is now assured.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
snoulder Blado broken.

On Sunday Hewson, the son of II E,
L4unAn, the delivery clerk OF the pos;
LfIiue, while shovelinR snow from the
roof Of his residence No. 1l03 Wekt
Front street, fell through . skylight
and broke his right shoulder blade.
Mediosl aid WAS summoned aad he is
nov doing we'll
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
htra.t uarn Addsa .

The Wilmington Oity Passenger Rail
way Company and the Front aud Union
Streets Railway Company each added
handsome new car to their lines yeater
day. The Market street car Is mum
btred 81 and the Front and Union streets
car is NUM- bered 10.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
It II = Faci

thAs everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 8240 lbs. Of the best, well.
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashinR. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central office
Seventh and King streets. Look for thG
blue sign. Opening in the even'rg.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
WIFI Looture.

To morrow evening the Rev. w. 8.
Hammond, president Of the General
Conference, will lecture in the First M.
P, Church, Seventh and Walnut streets,
on the subject "People We Meet" An
admission OF 20 cents will be charged.
Mr. Hammond will preach at the same
church this evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

when he came to his house At Toms
River, N. j., aud introduced Margaret
Ham mond as his wife.
As Il was nearly 9 o'olosk whsn tho
examiuA'ion Of this witness WAS ON.
oladed Court was adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
A hobby Pair.

MEssRs EDIroRs How do you
think It would do to marry the Demo
cratic A ssessor and the Board Of Public
Education togsther? Would they noi
make q good match? l think they
would make nobby team.
DEMOCRAT
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Lease RenIwsd,

The leSse upon the plant Of the VII
minston Glass Works, South Side, has
been renewed for ihrse years by the
ChristiMua Window Glass Company. .
The company is a cooperative one and
has been very suooesSful.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

ARE YOU MADE miserable by indi.
gestion, oonstipati on, dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow skin2 shiloh's Vital
izec is q positive enre; Sold by NJ Il
Danforth, cor. And q Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
usnnnnfuHenar1S

We, tire rpnerntFnsd Ranks and bensen
'v,li ns y All PTifab drawn In The Louisianl
|EtAts Lotteries which may be presented ~
II. III. OGLEaBY. Pres. Loutsians
.PTERRE LANAUx, Pres, state na-
WaInwIW. Pres. n. o Hat'r B'k
FARL NO MH, Pres. Union Hatfonai
Hank.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Public sale.

VIII be sold at public sale, On Wed
ncsday, February s, ut 2 p. m, at No.
S24 French street, ths eutire los OF
household furniture, including large
pavilion In yard, belonging to Parker
= Mason.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Wanletl. .

WEEKLY REPUBLICAN OF Novem
ber 8, ~; December /, 8 and Is, 1887,
for which cents will be paid at this
nfina.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

"He Is well paid that ia we'll satis'
led." This Is what happy man up
town said WHEN he threw away his
empty bottle after be had cured his cold
with DIR. Bull's Cough Syrup, the favor
ite
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
A Sermon a.d 3 Lecture.

Rev. W. 8. Hammond, President ol
Ihs {; eperal Conference and President
4; lie Maryland Annual Conference,
mi pteaoh 10 the Fret n. p. church,
k,ysnth street near Walnut, TO night
mi lecture 10 morrow nigbton the sub
~. "Psople wo meet" Admission "a
Ibe le,ure 20 cents,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Enr AAlA

Good COW, two thirds AIderney third
calf, fresh three m 'ntha ago. Good
butter COW, none better. WIN sell
cheap. Dan be scan at GresnbAnk Del.
For particulars apply on premises oil
this oiiioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Red Mens Hail.

Tomorrow evening the stooSh olders
of the Rcd Mems Hall Company will
meet and appoint u committee 10 con-
slider the Immediate purchase OF . site
for 6 nov building.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Tha Hhrnhi-

"B.own's Bronchial TrocheS" act
directly on the organs OF the voice.
They have an extraordinary tfsct In
ali disorders OF the throat.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
capital PRIZE, $3.50, 900.

I'VE DO hereby certify that We superyise
buAfterly Drswings Of rho Louisiana
Stsus Lottery uo., and In perscn manage
Ind control tho drawings themselves, Ane
I'M me zane are conducted with honesty,
kirness ana In kood faith toward all parties
Ind We RuthoTi1p the company 70 uso thu
Sertitoata will fao-similss Of our signHtlfol
kttsossd IN ~ HdssrtisorasAtA."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

II Is never too late to mend q sprained
ankle, swollen limbs, stiff neck, or any
pain or ache, II you but use that sover
eiRh remedy, SAlvAtian OIL, the great.
est cure on earth for pain. Price, 20
centB.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
KnIneInDar

Bukill & Poist, Second and TAtnall
stsests, is the pace 10 get hand-knit
ho DDS, leSgins, mittluB. plush caps, silk
haodksrohleis and muffiers OF very low
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Our Tub Butter

Ia 90 satisfactory thai We must tell
you about it. Try one pound and be
satisfied; so osn1s par plund. Lynoh Il
Lsary, N. W. conner Fourth and Madt-
son,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

high, fine view, dry cellars, moderate
In cost, rold on iHstRllments, IS per
month, Call on T. TATNALL,
7i2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

GROUP, wHooPING COUGH and Prom
chitis imm eaiatety relieved by Shiloh'e
Cure. Sold by NIB, Dsnforth, cor. End
and Market Bts.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

For lnme back, side or cheat, use
shIloh'e Porcus Plaster. Prioa % cts,
Sold By r.. B. Dsnforth. cor. and &
Market Ste.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

Pius gold and silver watches st re-
duo Al prices, n full line Of gold and
ana rolled gold PLACED chains st 10 10.
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