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Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

From nov until their annual sstsle-
ognt with the Levy Court the county
tax collectors will not be In their otfics
any evening. Gas OF this COLLECTORS will
DO in the oflice from to IL a. IN, and
the other from 2 10 p. m. This action
on the part OF thu C electors lie rendered
necessary, In Orcsr Tor them TO collect
the taxes on property for 1881 PHI
tE8payers must therefore GO TO the Off ce
and psy their taxes either In the fore.
noon or afternoon.
| All persons assessed 10 1881 must pay
Their taxes this month or be return I'd
as delinqlents next mCnth. Esfry
voter ho.dinR tax receipt fer 1876 /.
Ientttleh to another Cna on psym9rt o.
taxes for 1887, Rnd must secure It this
month or be disiranohissi fos the noxt
two yeSre.
Toe absence OF the collectors from
their Giii1e in the evening Is great hard
ship ugon the assessed men, as the ina
Jority OF tham are lAboTers who csnuL
afford TO lose tao time 10 90 in tn
morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "a. 1888
1T IS STATED thai the House Jnd


1T IS STATED thA! the House adj
diary OommiItes hiss decided to report
favorsbly bill 10 repeal the section OF
she revised stAtutss which makes any
one who served in the rebel army In
eligible 10 appointment In the army or
navy. The necessity OF suoh laN be.
ing permitted 10 stand Is 80 obvious th al
IL is d. FL ,ult to see hos any man can serl
ously propose Its repeal. In any other
Hand but this the leaders In that great
conspiracy would have paid the pen atty
OF their treason with their lives, while
the oshers would forever been disirAn.
Uhised and their property oOuasoated TO
pay the expense OF the war caused By
their folly. Instead OF suoh summary
proceedings their crime, for crime /,
war, has been forgiven by the loyAl
mou Of the North, and they have bseu
told to Ego In peace and sin no more. v
Northern capital has been freely In
vested 10 develop the resources OF The
Bouth, which 10 now In better and
more prosperous condition than II ha,
ever been before. Bat even more thar
this has been done, aud tha many mer
who for years devoted all their energies
toward the destruction OF the Union
have been permitted to hold seats II
our Congress, places In the Cabinet ant
been sent to foreign Countries to repre-
sent this govern ment II remained
however, for the present naturalization
20 go Sill further, and not only place on
Of this number on the bench OF tn
Supreme COURT OF the United States
and propose to fosnd 3 homo for En-
rebel soldiers with fluids from tn
National Treasury; but now, Is thong
all that was not enough, and more tha
enough, II 10 proposed TO again plSc
the swords In their hands and the uni
forms on their backs which they dis
erased o quarter OF century ago. Tn
next move We presume will be to plsa
JEFF Davis, and ell the other roe,
generals on the retired list, with Ia
pay for their servloes In at.em ping /
dt solve the Union, and to grant per
sion to every man who wore thn grs
and served in tho rebel army. II "
should have aaohsr Dsmo,rAtls at
mlnisirAion the North will, before 4
close, be as thoroughly whipped an
more tubdued than Il Gsaus had d.
liVered bis sword and surrendered b
army 10 Lisa a. App5m Assox, instead
the rsvesae being the cass.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
DUBLIO SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i on the pTer,l1es,

Beginning with No. !. At 4 O'Clock, pm.
A. follows, visi story brick Dwelling, No.
i0i4 W 81 Second street, eontalnin9 = toona,
lot II feet on second street, aud extending thai
vidth uirsugh to Pleasant street ia feet,
This property Is well located and In good con-
dition.
brick dwelling. nearly new; No. va West
Front street, contAiuinF7 rooms. gNs bath,
hot and cold wate' lot 10 n. ~ in. bJ SS II.
Gin.
No. 8. Sale ahout4i5 p. nj, 81 story bfich
dwelling, ~. 1870 King street. euntstnlnR
rooms, with large hall, well built and In or
der. lot ~ II. by lis n.
No. Lot fronting on King street sdJsin-
ing No. s 1sfe. nv ils feet.
30. AndG. Fronting on French street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourtecnih streets, Ia
rear or Nos and T. taea - IL. froAt by 100 II.
DO p.
No. 7. SD about S.i5p. m, No. zoe Church
street, two story brick dwelling, Just 4iAhed,
rooms. rAs, bath hNt and cold water.
All Ihs above named properties nre well 10
cat ID and Va good con itiOn, and Ma. l, < {
. and must he sold . close an estate.
Attendance will he given and terms made
| knos n on dAv Ofstl by J. i PFlHNE,
Attorney aud AGENT 10 Effect The sale.
l.. W 81 ham Son, Aucts On, r. I'D
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
wANAmAkkk's

PEILADaLPHIA, Friday, Feb. "a. 1858
Soring temperature brings
quick interest 10 m an Y
things all over the store.
There is a buzz in Linens
especially over the Damask
Fable Sets-Clo.hs and Dol
lies, and in Dress Goods all
alcnP the lines from Ameri-
can Ginghams to high-class
P arts Novelties; and in
Water Filters that struggle
oravely with the Sohuylkill
richness; and wherever
throughout the store there
are things TO meet wants OF
bargains to create them.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

Andrew 'Ecklind and EIick Matson,
wo OF the men injured by the explosion
.of dynamite at Duluth, Minnesota, on
"wednesday, died yesterday, making Tour
deaths in all. Two Others are In . pre-,
carlous condition. The total number OF
men injured was 81
President Cleveland and party left
Jacksonville, Florida, yesterday morn
ing, for 81. Augustine, where they ar
rived In less than an hour. They will
visit Palakea and Indian River to day,
and return homewAfd, via Jacksonville,
to night.
Thomas Dickson, county treasurer, and
Robert Beatty, his deputy, were arrested
In Marion, Ohio, yesterday morpiug, on
the charge of having embez1led $1,000 OF
the county's funds. Dickson y as released
IN SIC, 900 bail.
Harry Harwood, the steeple-e base
Jockey who was hurt In October by hi;
horse ial ling on him In = race at Ivy
City, Ia thoU ght TO be dying 81 his home
In Baltimore. Since the day OF the acct
dent he has been paraly1ed.
Chief Naval Constructor Wilson and
Commodore Schiey. Chief Of the Bureau
OF Equipment and Recruiting, Will visit
| Philadelphia to-day 10 Inspect the naval
CRUISERS aud gnn6oats Being built at
ICramps' shipyard.
Julia Fangrcen was found in an uncon
rsclous condition In her home in Chicago
yesterday On the bed lay The bodies q
her two children, and from all appear
ances they had been dead over - hours
The bodies OF the victims Of the tragedy
in Camden on wednesday night were
yesterday Identified as Michael Finniga1
and Mrs. Amelia Walktr, both Of Phila'
delphia.
| At Philadelphia yesterday james South
worth, aged 20 years, poured coal OIL over
his clothing and then set Ore 70 the oil
He died soon alter.
| The GRAND Jury in Chicago yesterday
ireturncd SIX indictments against w b.
ITascotE Five are for burglarles and tn,
) lothcr for the murder Of A J Smell.
James S. Mason, well-known manu-
facturer OF shoe backing, died In Phra-
ldelphia oa Wednesday evening", aged a
'tycars
I Thousands OF miles Of Hnuburg edge
I h.U SfsatA af.V
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

A. I. Sherwood, who Ia now residing
10 hisslsslrpi, some 12) mllea below
Memphie, visited cur city this morn
Ing, ia order 10 see few rsla,ivea an d
frie ada ~ well as 10 take a survey OF
old landmarka. Ho IL IA patiye OF
New York, aud has been on visit tC
The cd homts cal, his father having
recently died, aud Is now on his way T.
his Southern atCds, where hs 10 engRR
ed In growing cotton. In his section
the citizens are neariy oil colored, snG
oftentimes week will elapse withou
white person being seen.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
DuBLIC SALE OF HORsES-TlIE
l. following lisa description ofthe horses to
be Old At HCeGessin, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Eth, 1874,
atloclOck y. IN,
% &

Nos. snd2. Pair OF brown horses. 10 -
hands high; weight 200 lbs. years old.
Co single line tetders.
Mo-. 3 nnd4. Pair of black mares, weight
900 lbs. years old, IL hands high, nuc style
aud action, mate well, very nervy and qniyI.
Nos band6 pAir OF brown mares 10 -
hands high, 400 -. byeAts old; very choice.
No. 7. Gray horse. q hands high. l2U
pounds, 3 years old very hnc leader and quiet
No. >. Sorr'll mhre, 1850 lbs, years OLD,
me style; shows good breeding and sAfe for n
No. .. Large brown mare. 1900 lbs, 5yeArs
old; neTyy and good.
No. To- brown horse $50 lbs. years oh;
good leader.
No. II. BACK mare. 1900 los, 5 years old.
number one l,ader and sale.
No ". Black horse. 100 lbs. ; years OLE !;
good style and Nc ion.
No. 10. Hack mare. liiO lbs, years old,
number one leader aud extra family mare,
No. n. Black horse, llUD lbs years old,
safe for anybody 10 drive and fearless VI
stpsin.
No. IS Gray mare I2nl ihs 5 years old
Single line leader aud rs good and quiet as
can be found
The balance arc well broken ana quiet, good
workers add drivers
f;s-Ji ELWOUD WEBSTER
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

Daniel r. Draper, OF White Obey
Greek hun iIet, will soil his persors
property, on Monday next, the q /
inst As he has ten hesJ OF horses, 1 f,
head OF cattle 100 bushels Of corn. 100
husbels OF seed Gals, q large lot OF seeC
potatoes, as well az great variety o
farming utensils OF The best oh stEcier
a GOOD opportunity will bs presented
f9r bargains. For particulars zee nd
VeItiseIuert
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

| Ar. Dspow's theory IN the case oil
lle present In ,umbent, Who for the
past two years has devoted oil his en-
erales toward securing IRE nomination
This question has been agits'ed before
and the Gay may no. Be- far distant
when an III an nmsnimea. may beco ne
an imperative necessity.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
W ANAM AK ER's.

They are to the Atwood
originals very much as Peer.
less Sateens (I2bc) are to
the best French Sateens
|(37Bc.) ,
With Challis at zoe and
Sateens at I2ic that you
must be wise and look at
twice to know they are not
OF the blood royal thereIl be
no lack of buyers
Best ChaIlis, soft and
foamy, finest wool, perfect
weaving, precise painting, 80
inches wide, so and 6oc.
The shimmering Challis-
like stuffs Just crowding
their way on to the same
counter are Printed Mo-
hairs. Crisp TO the touch,
sprinpy, wiry. Silk cum
ningly blended with the long
silky hair of the Angora
goat gives the luster and
sprightliness of the fabric
Crelm grounds under a won
der spread of rosy, posy'
leafy designs in half a dozen
gay tints. % inches, soc.
Northeast Of centre.
The Velour Squares you
have been asking for are
here now, 12c to So each
Plain and embroidered with
tinsel.
New Madras and Canvas
Curtains and a great variety
OF other Curtains are pop
ping out OF cases all around.
A Spring like stir is set
ting in all over the Uphol-
stery Department.
Second floor, north Of Transept,
! Womens Gloves. Real
r Kid at 81 a pair, One Of
the best makes ever offered
10 Philadelphia. 4 button,
selfembroidery. All the ap-
, proved shades of I a n E
, browns, grays, and black
They would be fair value al
. j.. 81 so, and as good at that
. price as we know OF any
where else In town.
/. As soon as your fingerI
: touch these Gloves you'll
. know them for the best DOL
liars worth of the season.
), Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aislc
= That "saviugs-bank" 10
OF Women's Slippers an,
Low Shoes. Almost at GU
Wits end now and then yes
i, tesday to W a t on yol
. promptly and properly. Il
!, better shape to-day. Every.
a thing sorted and settled
q Not a common or meat
Il Slipper or Shoe among them
), and some Of the prices. three
y quarters off.
d 81 90 Slippers fer g no.
, II - Slippers for 81 so.
10 81 60 slippers for 81 90.
9f Neat Kid Slippers for y0c,
Is g. 50 Kid Slippers for 81 30.
st - 50 KID Common sense 10
Shoes for Sl.25.
m g. 90 Kid Oxford Iies for & q
a. Assortment same as yestel
1t 6ey.
Market street front, west of Main Aisle.
JOHN WAHAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

Edwar6 l. Roe, Jr., hsa been en-
rlo' Cd by tae Park Commission to plsI
the boildiDR 70 be eeeotsd In Brandy
1ins Park There will he one large
pavilion and ie'regbmeEt booth RId
eight or ter smaller booths, which viii
be erecled on slice not yet aelscted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

Yesterday the sand schooners Maud
and slaymsker were taken of the rsi
WAY ri the Jeckscn S sharp Oomp4ny's
yof1. Yesterday afternoon the hRhl
housa tender Gbranium brought Ha1t-
ship No. As 20 thLse works, nnd she vat
AIKEN out on the railway this 10 ornipg
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

AuOlION THP. M 80
~ Thuraday, M srch !, ISIS. by uyrus
stern, III haIket srest, and mny oontiEus
OF evenings Tho stock consis,s 0 4 drsa.
ana osssi zero suite 70, men. youths and
oVtrconts for men Enc boys, and bJash ,rocg
ctsts, travelling hARa. init coats, Buppo pders
&C. store h1tures, tab es, counters, show
care, lOoi ing nlassH', um Drella cass. chair.
80" ing machines, awning. etc, Bona, fido
saie. sod. substsntlsl RoodH AZ y6ur -Wn
price stidhAn 500, Auc iqi.Btd ttUs
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
GREAT
Clearing Out Sa|e'

business to be closed by 2sth
Of March.
$4,000 worth OF Fine Cloth.
ing to be sold at reduction OF
IS per cent. Every garment is
to be sold at this reduction.
We will continue day after
day until all is gone. This will
be a good Opportunity to get
strictly reliable goods at very
low prices.
All goods to be sold for cash
down.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

DR.. Llppincott ha' located st No Col
French street, this city, and Is prepared
not only to t,eat but TO cure Thauma.
tism, neuralgia aud all nervous and
chronic diseases. My specific for
rhsuuatism aud nturalgis constantly
on hand at Wholesale eni retail.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

The American Challis are
not quite so wide as French
{ ~ in }, there's a bit OF cot
ton in them-in the chain
but you would never sus-
pect it from the looks. Beau.
tIiul designs on ere a m
grounds. BilIowy and bright
as their neighbors fr o m
Paris, and only 2oc a yard.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
n Ten Heat of ~
@H HORSES aud COLTS. AS1S

- u
No, /. Mobile, bay mare yrs. old. sound.
80 :. Bcssie bay mare yrs. old. sound.
good worker and driver. -, -,
\ No 3 Jennie, eOrrel mare yrs. olu, gppa
dri, rr safe for a lady To driNe. 80 1,
No. 4. Bell, brown mare u yrs old, SOUND
and all rlght sAfe Tor iAuy 10 "t'e' "o'AS
10. 3. Maggie. large bay mare iOI rs. old,
good cart and iarn mare,
No. o, Folly. = bay mare, u yrs. old Iast
pacer, with foal to MAY nowcr.
Nos. ands. Pair oi bay eoltS, coming
Nos . ,ndio Pair Of ycArling colts.
iahead of CATTLE, II good dairy COWS,
some IN profit aud others close sprinesrs; the
balance heiiers, steers and bulls. II shoats, =
al them Poland China and Chester whites,
lot Of Plymouth Rock chickens.
? farm WAGONS, tone IRON aAl.l' nay ms-
riagc pole horse cart, nearly new, ! bics.
70 i q hoffman grain and lertlllktr drl l.
htach corn worhgr a upie ro ~ irrSs fny
large thresher, OsDtrn binder, seven foot cut,
In gooa order. Champion mover new, slelYh
and bs lis, cord marker, TAgfAtt horse rske,
fcorpsaellcf " ith shaker nearly new, ian
,fthampion o II the West, hhrpvun nay ioFk
with rope and pulleys, plows. h,rfo~s iron
and hoes A lot Of betting. large isrm nell;
carriase. wagon, cart and pl " harness,
grAin cradles, lot Of grain tags and many
Also lni bushels o'co iO bushels ef seed
oats and tot OF seed po atces.
| I Ilced's butter WORKER large hintlc chuTa
butter tabs 4n-pounh tuh for Ice, % nonhu
tub, l5-pound tub COOK stoye ana nNturLS,
hAlf interest of q acreB OF wheat IN The
TERMs,-AII snms Of thirty collars and
nnder cash; all over hat amount crrdlt or
10 months viii he given, on purchase giving
Sale positive. II wet, viii st nsdry place.
"a lei. ,; DIAPER;
no Atwood
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

LAST WEDNESDAY No. DapeW
made q speech 81 Onioago in which he
expressed Btrlssli IS being in favor OF
an Amendment to tbs Federal Oonsti.
tuition which would make PreSidsn.
o. the UnI,ed S Aios Ineligible fsr =
seoond term, and said tha' under tho
prseen. msthpd the iucum cent OF tns
Presidential QUAR- has every lamps.
tton to uae lis p1NSr and IL a1enos for
pers0ns. % siveG. TlsreiO he CON
EiderS IT no aihS mora than right tia,
the one h. daz tbs highest Office in The
gil. " tho people should be plsosd be.
yond the reS5h OF td,s disturbing Gle.
uaens, This Gems nothing more shsr
IigdI, and We nave an spt illustEss!0r
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

THE NATIONAL Democratic Com
ml!tse hAys placed . check On Grover
Ols7eisnd's sspirsl ions for q renomlnA-
sion by d!so5eyins his expressed wilt
Of when and whore the convention
shall bs held. II this convention was
held according to Mr.. Cleveland
Wishes htI renomtnation would bs an
assured fact, bus as II is not to be 90
held there is now mora uncertainty
Houut the matter than ever, and NJ.
Cleveland has resolved sst aaek from
which II 10 doab.'ul II he will recover.
Hs has played heavy game, bat |,
seems to us shat hissW9eplug ;ree trade
message Ia the 70 * on which his hopes
and nbltion have as last been wrecked
Ffss trade, rs advocated by Mr.. Olevs.
land, Is too heavy load for even tbs
Democratic party TO atsenps to carry,
md although sOms other man may
and no douo. will be Iominsted, VIII
has not expressed his views quite 3.
freely and this platform CLOSED over, 1
will sill be free trade underneath, And
that Is what thu Rork,nznen Of thii
country musS OF 2eos H. by their votes
they give tbs: party another four year
lease OF power.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
MONEY

The economical man al
ways keeps his eye open Tor
a chance to save his money.
This is business, strictly busi-
ness. We are offering you
chances to save money every
day. $40 and Sl2 are very
low prices for Overcoats
made to sell at $l4, Sl5,$1S
and $40, but they must 60.
Ne want the room.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Il NMEsTEK COuhTN NM ks.rAIE.-


WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY y. 1853,
A frulL and truck farm, containing ~ scrrs
AL elegant, tilsh = land eNrcpt fcres OF srlcn
did young timber. with i've tpr.nRs nc5~hSi
hlc to 'ytry MID. BuldiuIs I'Htly new
frame, Stat" roof hautc v III s'Nun large
! rooms, and hall In crutr bath room; hot and
Cni1 water all OVER the house; two ialgr attic
| rppns. cellar unGrr the house; heater Ia the
cellar; G)O-gallun tank aud e.stru. frame
! Barn with cn1 pleie stablins Tor horses and
| A good Apple orchard In hearing AM young
orchard Of "a choice trscs. planted three
Iyears; /. oOU choice variety OF peach cts q
H. SO asparagus, !, 80 straw berries, go hla,A-
lOerrles, Ito rAspbcrri a, and large bed of
j This rropertv Is located In an elegant neigh
hnIhood. mites rom hNondaltt mules
Mesl Gro'., IL mil : frOmI Landcnnerg,
Mill, ON romeroy x NtwArk, Il. II.
rms pfoptriy must be Gee 70 pc ,aPptre,G,'at-
u n. Property can he seen at any iiine
lprcvluus to ale by calling ou Mrs. Hood.
fehI-liM-ltdH
1DUHI.Iu SALE oFgO HEAD OF aUR.
l. ses and mules.
Jhslter, Pa. between Market and wolsh,
adjoining George NJ ahon's livery stable, 90
| WEDNESDAY, HAKUH 7th. 1883.
ut l O'Clock o. m,
,l00 Head Of KENTUCKY and South r.
- ern Ohio Horscs, 10y
ahead o. good young mnlcs.
suitable for all purposes. These hoIseg
have bean carefully telected Tor tnis sais
land among them will be found some vol
bred reRdstsrs and taddlers AMI gen
eTal purpose hoHShS. Stock eau b
Inspected at above. 8tLblo two days peter,
sale. and months credit.
l.. ". Stidbsm a Son. Auots. fl7.dSv
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

sfCk KhHl--rHREt. STORY Bhl,K
dwoiiinE, e48 Mao isoD strs9t, s rOn.s
s aIa saso ahehen, MN bath nissls pap5rsd
ilIouHnoItj 10 coed handy Leis iofnood
Apply 70 W. sU02'E VkFN0r, this of, az
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

In A LITTLE over ona week from
Bow ons 0, the most notable gatherings
Of men on his Peninsula will Assem-. .
BILE In annual conference In this city.
LEES than Il century aud quarter h>s
elapsed slDee Ms.h odism was intro
duo into Ihls country, and although
the followers Of john Wesley wer,
then deipised, perssou.ed aud ma.
nnned, they heroi1ally perssvered until
that once desplsed church has become
q mighty power, not only in this land
but all over the world, and mum here
among It's ministers and mem 5ers some
OF the best orators Nni most learned
men OF the present ago. Therefore We
say thar the snrual sesSion OF the vii.
Ding.on ri, Il Conference, which will
shortly con yena as Union NJ. Z cauroh
In this city, will bs notable gather.
ing. These men, next TO the pre,r,
moull public opinion nnd shape thu
desanlss OF thousands. Ola Peter
OArtright, roush and uuculGured
mn he rtde on his pony over whAi W.;
then ths Wids oil the far West, offer
sleeping on the ground with nothing
hot Nio - iOA . oONEiAhHg WNl hDAu
more for the Advaa cement o, oivilzA
ton la tha' region than could hAV
been effected by mighty army, an
the same can BIS said OF hundreds Q
others. Oar own A. ID. Davis, VIII
brAvely volunteered two years ago t
undertake the m ghty work OF bulliin
mp Methodism in the southern part c
sails peninsula, hiss done more for ths
section daring those two years tbs
had been done In the twenty yesrs pre-
cfdipg. Through bis efforts churche
have been built, and the inf 1en
which they hkve exerssd upon th
people will continue 10 DO felt as Ion
Is time shall last. Ms.ho1lsm, In II
desire TO keep pace With the nmss, hs
departed from soma OF its old lane
marks, bat the foundations ~ laid b
Wesley still remain. aud from ID
mauy heavy storms which they hav
Withs!ood chow that they are bui
upon ri everlasting rock.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

win be sold at Hockessip, Del. on Nom
% " February 9th, 1855. Twenty head of
horse, from Somerset County, Pa. Pains
mhVt hten taken In. selecting these hnrses to
Eel them young, sound, good size and well
broken; Alno2R this lot are several good
angie line .caders and several Eoot; drivers
nave selected them eEpreBhly Tor this mar.
ket and think them one Of The host lnts
ever shipped. Persons wanting good bust
ness horse should attend this sale, A. ii liz nv
u ~ stlc ice season at llockrisin, DIl i
iIi"nn 10 sell them They can he seen and
tIino Two days before sale. Trains on The T.
~ halltoah arrive In time for sale aud d.
at l. FI WonIa a, q pl5r,,s nait
it'pi"hoh huct' iGb2 ltd&w
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

SATURDAY, MAfoIs. 1858,
at O'Clock p. m,
~ heat Of Woltern Peln-yIvanIa and Chin
Horses. Among the rubber arc several
rs eAcellt mt MOI kers
tor doicriptiCn see catalogue and nour-
Toms: "A credit OF 80 cays on piyIax
DanHaDle note, with approved sndo-sar, and
inLerssI added WI o. MAITtN
u " So ham n Son, aurt's. ,sods -.,a
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
PACIFIC NORTHWEST,

And horoWsri over tho an.''' lt;ts
the Northern Fsl iil Nnilfo| .aa -
tho you ney fncluding artdf u' l-5nI "
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will be ma Ia 10 t'erilarf, Da.'s vS 1,,'a,
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the Colombia river I'd on n. !, 80: ~, a.
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Nesamits V alley Nd ny lr'9' yy,.,, q
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DIE. TIL EEL.
53S N. Fourth st..
Below Green,
PHILADELPHIA,

% years practical e1pcrlenn.
g uafAntues N cure more quicker
SAFER aud permanent than An,
advertising physician ali Spe
ClnlllisenscS, Blood Poison
~.,in Diseases, pimplrs
Iilotehes, Obstinate l lcrrA
ObHtruetlonE, Inflammation
OF kidney, lilnddcraui oths.
organs. Nervous Debility
E..Iy n.aav Wanl 49,. -
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

Thousands OF miles Of Hauburs edges
ana Insertiugs Al less than importers
prices a. 6i7 Market St
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
pUBLIO SALE
IL --oy-
& Western Horses. %

VIII b9 soIt At public shlo at ths stables
Of The .u' scrioor, lfird AID Orange itrests,
wilmington, Del, IN