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Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

MONDAY, July Fad, will be . mem
orAble day Of Gettysburg, as the blue
and gray will meet again on that his-
toric battlefield, but NOT a. they met
twenty-five years ago. LonKstreeps
veterans will be received by Slckeps
Brigade, but instead OF shot and shell
and the roar OF deadly oAnnous,
punctuAGed with the crack OF riflss and
the rattle OF mutketry, there will be- .
soldler' greeting exchanged between
ahe men who dared dea!h on that holly
contested asld. They will meet a.
sion should require 1t, to DO bA tile in
defense Of The old fisg and for the per.
peiuisy OF the . nlon. These veterans
fulIy Understand that they bAtsled fol
m error, and probably Are better
patriots to-day, and love their conn try
more than they ever did before. For
them, sSf all such, the Union soldiers
have nothing bul feelings Of admiration,
Du' Tor those who sill cling 10 the los
cause end hate the Union, with the
oopperaead' who, during the war. re
manned ., homs and sta D bed the Union
soldiers In tee back, the veterans have
nothing bu' feelings OF loa!hing, min.
gled with contempt
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

II n. 10 say The isAst, very straags
that ~ soon ~ Republican Mayer n
elected some OF The members OF Counsel
consider 70 absolutely nsosssAry 70 In
troduce IN ordinance, providing that he
shall advsrtise for proposals for fur
nlshing tho police with uniforms. Now,
We do moi Wish 20 be understood 81
opposing the ordinance, for ON the con-
irary We are In favor OF Il, and think u
10 somsthing that should have been
done long ego. but II seems strange
that II never occurred TO the originator
OF II 10 offer such an ordinance long be-
foEe this. We wonder II he was afraid
that this contract, amounting 10 one or
two thousand dollars, would be given
to some Republican o,m petitor in busi-
ness? We do not believe there was
any good grounds for such fears, as We
remember shat under the last Republi-
can administration the contract TOR the
uniforms was awarded 10 . Democrat,
for the very simple reason that he gave
bsitsr goods for less monty than others
10 the business offered.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND seems both
ready and anxious 10 sign pension bills
now, from Eaieh he withheld his Sig
nature year or tao ago. In addition
70 me snnusi pension bill of eighty
million dollars, to which he hiss Just
smhed his Signature, 1t is said that he
MSS hHn!dsd his intention OF signing
Ine Pension Arrears bill, II 1t shoaid
pass o9nS1e,s. This bill calls Tor an
expenditure of lhree hundred million
aolier', ehd H. will no: be parsed by
Ine Dsno:ta!ic House, or signed by the
President through any love Thai ei.her
mas Ior The soldiers. L. Is . political
measure, Intended to influeucs The sol.
oier vose Tor Mr.. Cleveland, but we are
OF the opinion that /. will fall far shorI
OF their In ienslons, as the old soldier,
WI noi be go easily misled, They
nave mol forgotten the many pension
6ills Tor desarvins veterans that Mt.
OieVeland has refused to sign, and thu
iaos that he is nova candid .te for 70
election will cause Them to still furIhsl
question his motives at the presen
tlme.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

MA u E1H&s hH88
TRAINS WIN isavs WfAzanHbsa - soalovI
E e sss IS tsrss:ss. 4 1 q. /
a & s sss;i 4 !: 4 4 & r. u. . r.,
Ii s'iif q sss 2. e "a ~ q: "a
AesSnH g 90. "a ~ sA MIA
Ne nor ao.. .ii Z & D. ID. "a q. 81 :s'T s
= foi = % Y 3; z Chester, Vi. rAnolln. 10 ..s
Tof Esiasrs s Gentry Il and insermsdA.e sta.
a9 m.S, 4 q a; m, Y y and 81 p, n;
RsisinorSe and Ray line, 7sp.n.
10 f "a ans 7, a. and waiesi n
TSsins for 1 Dsis@.re Division leave for.
georgetown and Lewes, 8 % 4. m :, 20 D. m.
seaford jexpress), $50 D. IN.
harrington Deimar, and way stations So
E1pitsss foi u Harrington. 8 50 .. m. Wa,
EIGsess.s tSr power. Harrington. and Del
EIpre,S for 3spe Charles, Old Point Com.
Leave PhiIadelpb,s. Broad street for VII.
/ ninRton (expreasl, IL Is 30, 7n TN, $40
1 10 % II Is, II IS =. M, 2o2, 3ol, lo2 go
i @. Il, 60l. o57, II % p. m.
AccommodA ion, 600, 10 q q. m, In ia,
sH. 41, y IS 10 o3 10 20. and II n .. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia Iexpress), 200. z62, 40
Il ID, BIO, II 81 a. M, q, "A, and 7 oe D, N
Accommodation. 3 Is r. M, 1910, IS 4lo,
-, ~, and 10 90 p. m.
For Chester (expressJ, Is. 10. II 81 4 NJ,
4 "a. 90. and 10 70 d. m.
/ Accommodation, SIS an, Il 10. 1 %. 4la
For New York Cexpress), . 90, ga, go, 7k
10 IL 81 .. m, ~, ga, q %, 7o6 and 10. %
For West Chester, via LAmotin, SIS a. m,
For Cape Charles, OLD Point Comfort, and
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, beaford, Laurel
and Delmar, IL 06 Night.
Baltimore and Warrington, In ga so4,
10 u q. m, u CO, g 81 and IS D. m. BAlti.
more, 8. 90 and II % j. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for VII.
mington lexpressl IA Is, 8. 50, 7.20, o. TO- ii, is
A. NJ, sos. 6.57 and ii. % T. Nj.
Accommodation, s.SS 10. Is A. NJ, I18,a0A
$40 8. 81 and II. a z. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are re-
ferred TO the ticket efnce az the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited exnresk
upon which extra fare IL charged,
General Manager aenersi Passen ser A =
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
FRIDAY JUNE is, 1855.

TIE FREE TRADERS seem 10 lose
sight o. the fact that under the wise
provisions o. the Morreu tariff all
es,entlsi articles OF consumption sre
cheaper and letter than they ever were
under free trade or . tariff for revenue
only. This fAoi IL convincing srgu-
ment that . protective tariff tends TO
cheaper the oost OF oil the working.
man uses, ard all that he or his 70 miiy
weArs. II 10 this 10 added the sddi-
tlo iAl fAoi that under . protective tariff
he receives more for his labor, II will
tend TO sill further show the wisdom
Of the Republican party in adopting
such o measure, and the folly Of the
Democrats In attempting to repeal or In
any way change Ii. No change can be
made thai will mot result dlsAstereusly
TO the industries OF this county, and
while re peal OF the tariff might moi
increase the price Of goods, Ii would
diminish the VOL kInguAn's means OF
obtaining them BY compelling him 10
either work OF greatly reduced wages
or not work Of oil. In frse-trAde Eng
land the cost OF living or the price OF
clothing IL mot any cheaper than In this
country, but wages Are NOT more than
half Of what the workingmen OF this
country receive Of the same trades or
cupetlons. The oonseQ usnce 10 the
working GLASSES OF that country cannot
afford 10 live Is our mechanics do, and
such Q thing a. their owninR their own
houses Is something unbeArd Of Here
in Wilmington We have hundreds OF
mechanics Who NOT only own the houses
In which they reside, but also others
for which they receive rent. In this
country, under protection, any skilled
mechanic, who Is temperate and indus
Srious, can In few years own Q home,
but suoh will oertAlnly not be the case
II MI Oleveland's free-trads policy
should prevail. The Democrats gave
us sample OF the blessings Of free
trade under President BuchAnAn's ad-
ministrAiion, bat they seem 10 belong
10 class that cannot profit by The
teA'hings Of that school, In which even
fools are said to learn.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

MR. WATTERsoN, who assisted In
framing the platform adopted by the
81 Louis Convention, says that II Ia for
Tree trade snd nolbiu else, bat G 1ver-
nor HUI, oil Nav York, ct . ratification
meeting, made the assertion tbs. II he
relieve the platform meant free trade
ne ~oe.d not support 1t or vote The
nekas' Tsi', however, Is bui smother
specimen OF Democratic duplIolty, the
same as ia always followed by tina.
party 10 $ Ns'lonal campaign. Ia 1884
Mr. cleveland svowed himself In favor
OF protection, and on that he WAS elected
PRESIDENT CT The United States, but 10
1907 ne sent the most remarkable mes.
sage to Congress that was ever recei we'd
py that body. 1t was the most pro-
nounctd ffee trade state document ever
penned IL this country, and on that
oooumtnt sut with free trade a. the
Issue Mr.. Cleveland is noU before the
country, and II will be OF little use for
governor Hall or any one else to try TO
oeiode The Werklngmen into the belief
INA. NE PiAitorn does not mean free
trAde and nothing else. The cloven
loot Is too plain this year to be dis.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Everything In Stationer

Everything In Stationery
above rubbish. Novelties
oddities, and pretty bits fol
the writing desks coming
and going like the flowers.
The best papers, includ.
ling
Cranes Extra Super
Grecian Antique
Parchment Vellum
Japanese Vellum
Our own paper from all linen rags
Put up in shapes convenient
for travellers.
Another lot 9 cent boxes
"a sheets "Linen" note, "a
envelopes.
South Of Thirteenth street entrance.
Little handy nothings fol
the toilet; home, hotel, or on
the wing. Cases of sole an6
fancy feathers fitted with
good quality hair, tooth, and
nail brushes, and comb, 81
to $I.6o. Larger, finer,
fuller, $2.1o to $40. Collar
and Cuff Boxes, 7 and &C.
Northwest of centre.
Trunks, Saratoga, Stea'
mer. Basket, what not, In all
needed sizes. Pass the pri-
ces; you know they're right,
Basement, Market street side.
The whole family OF Grips
and Travelling Bags is
where you can take it in at
glance. The newest wrink
lie is collar and cuff pockets
Keep the stiff little linens
fiat and clean and out of the
way till wanted. S. to
Sc so. Grain leather riveted
frame.
Under Juniper and Market street stair
way to Carpets and Furniture.
A velvety lawn is often
clipped. No other way. A
good Lawn Mower makes
fun of the work-a poor one
Is a terror. BEST So to SIS.
Half a dozen prices between
Basement. northeast OF centre.
A Monitor Oil Stove can't
explode. We put it at the
head. Saves oil, saves wick,
steady fame. Does its work
right. 81 to SIS, without
furniture. Florence Handy
Lamp, 60c.
Gas Stoves, too.
Fewer and fewer people
every year are willing to siz :
range in a Summer.h O I
room.
Basement, northwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
CITY ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE Pn0uuRITISe- TnH FIXING
SHAckkhs OR OTHER FIREwoRKs
WITHIN TIKI LIMITS OF THE CITY,
BE i ordained by the City Council Of WILL
shcTioS l.-If any person shall, at anv finn
hereafter, within the limits ofthe city, Are OH
or ulscharRe any cannon, gun, pistol FIRE
ctack'ra tquib or other fireworks oil any
kind. OF II any person. except In the course
OF some lawful business, trade or profession
snail make bonfire or any fire In any on me
pubic streets, lanes or alleys OF this civ ar
IN any other place In the open air within saId
Guy, within 50 yards of any street lane or
alley, such person SO Offending shall for
every such offence forfeit Snd nay fne OF n al
lehs than 81 or more than so; Provided how
ever That such public displays Of frework a
may be held and given IN the public parks OF
tne clty, situated between Seventh and
ghth and franklin AMI BroOme streets ON
ne westerly side of the city, and in such
plase or places on the easterly side of the city
as the CITY Council shall at any time or times
hereafter, by majority vote thereof diTect
said public displays of fireworks at ali lines
nheresoVer they may be held, be under Inc
control Of So cial committee OF Council 10
pe appointed from time to time for that spec :.
ial purpose. 'PNS
Section 2. All ordinances or marta or mr..
ulnAnees IN rela' Ion to the flring Of canuons
guns, pistols, hre-cracEers or any other FIRE.
works OF any kind, wi hin the city limits
heretofore ordained, and pasted by the citr
council OF this city are repealed.
raised at the City Hall, Wilmington Della
ware. sep .tmber7, A. ID. 1882.
Ju-!s'et Z. b. BHoADs.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Time table In effect May 18th 1885, Trains
leave Wilmington (French street) as follows:
f9r KeAding, BirdsOOIo, Joanna, SPYING
neid Waynesburg junction, Manor ,Pottsville,
vile and all points on the Philadelphia and
Reading X; H., $50 u. m. and 2. 10 p. m.
For Springfield, WAynesburg Junction,
GoAtesville, kmbreevlle, Lenape, Chadd's
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points,
II 70 q. M, ana 90 y. m.
For Gainesville and Intermediate points at
zoo a. IN, 2.4O and 800 p. m. "
FOR west Chester, 100 a. M, 30 and 800
p. m.
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
FOR New Bridge and intermediate pOintS
II. l5 p. m.
On SUNDAY for Reading and Intermediate
points, ~ g. ~ a; m, and for Springfield and
A. q. MellAUsLAND, BOWNEsS BRIGGS,
superintendent. Gem Pass, Agit.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

"A Copy Of tho Australian, an Illus.
IAts1 Wsekiy paper, containing Atty.
Two pages, published at Sydney, Aus.
ttelA- March 81, 1888, has been received
Ohsr,es Jones, hvrist in the EN- ploy
OIL VIM, Bash, Esq from his son, who
mas been living in that country for
come time, The Paper is devoted Ia
religious as well IS secular affairs, and
contains great deal of in formation fol
the people Of that country. The price
Is 20 shiiliDgs per annum, or 6 penc,
per copy.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
IA LTImOxx q v.aIo nAILRoAr
soszDULE IN xFEEor. April 70, 1883
Trains leave nsiswArs Avsrzs Dspse
EAST BOUND.

Trains isays psiswArs Avenue Dspse
EAST SOUND.
For Phii.dsiphiA and Chester. SIS. ? 30
%, % 500 q, 10 90 and Hli II O. M ); 90 9 90
Q %, % 20, . rs, 20, 90, 20 Is and 90 D. nj
Un SundAys,7 90. 7 bB, e6, 10 80 and sll IL a
N; 90, oo,s ss.'s 20. 20, 0 lo.ss Is and u
p. m
WEST BOUND.
For Sinserly, accommodate IN, daily Il 50
Ior Baltimore, accommodation. daily sx.
. FOR 0hiosEo and PittsburG. express, daily
7 % a. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
II 80 o m.
Baltimore accommodation, daily zls m,
Pittsbnrg, Chicago and st. Louis express,
daily 40 m.
singsIiy accommodation, daily 7 80 D m,
TOk LAkDENBEE3, 10 Al, u. orndps
only, no9 q. m. dANS oEocpt Sunday, Is
70, 20 p. m. daily.
Trains leave market street Station:
Ter Philadelphia a3s D. m. daily. FOR
Baltimore % p. M, daily. Fer LArdsn
berg $50 and Hoo A. NJ. daily, except Sun.
eayi sloa. m on Sunday only asa and $50
Pilts6uig. Chicago and 81. Louis express
Trains ior MilminEson-Lsays Phnaae,
phiA, daily, ~ CO, 1000, hll 90 .. N, IL 90
noon, -, aSO, 30, ALOo. ase. alO, 10 10,
daily, s1esp. Sunday. $50. 1850 q. n. i,
SundGys only, els q N.
Express trainsh
| VIA AMY oTHRR LINE, ------ 49,
". n. OLEMENTB, O. C.SUIIIL
| 0en1 Manager. 9unI Pass, ATaa,
Telephons No. Ina.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Have q large assortment OF window
screens and KNOCK. down door frames,
with Ill the necessary fixtures Theii
success In handling the above goods
last season compels them to 40 1T Il on q
larger scale. Prices the lowest. Lynch
q Leary, N. W. corner of Fourth and
streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
JOHN WANAMAKER.
EdWardMelChiO
2l4 King Street.


3 lointed ash rods, Is cents.
jointed ash rods, 90 cents
tointed bamboo rods, plain, IS cents.
3 tointei bamboo rods, plain, so cents.
4 1ointed bamboo rods, plain, rs cents.
3 jointed rods, reel land and guides
Sl.00.
4 jointed bamboo rods, reel, land and
guides, 81 %
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods,
50 90; reeds from 25c to $500, Come Ia
the oldest established house in Delaware.
ga King street. Send for price list OF
bass ball and sporting goods ju 14-eod-ti
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
REGIsTER's ORDER.
AZ REGIBTER'S OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY DRI

uno. Cha ,, June 9th, lies.
n EfeSaoor u OF John H. BEitton late OF VIII
is ordered and direcJed by the Reg.
lster that the Executor aforesaid give
notice OF granting of letters Parliamentary
% wltS The ihe S estate =, OF the Deceased,
by causing advertisements 10 be posted
mitnin 70 days from the date of such
letters In six of the most public
places OF the county OF New Castle, reqairinS
~ persons having demands against the estate
70 present the same, or abide by an Act Of
assembly In such case made and provided
hna Also cause the same to he inserted within
the same period In the Daily REPUBLICAN,
newspaper publishedin Wilmington, and "a
pe continued therein three weeks (e. ODD
Given under the hand and Seal of
L. 3. once OF the Register aforesaid, al
49, Wilmington, in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register,
:, NOTICE.-All persons having claims RAInst
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, uuly attested To the Executor, on or he
lore June 6th, 1889, or al,Hie the Act of AS
sembly In such case made and provided
THOMAS DARLINGTON,
Address, Wilmington. Del.
Je7-eod-3w
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

NoIiOs.-AT A MEETING OF THE
~ DIRECTORS Of the Clayton Building and
Carpenter. Jr, was authoriz, ID Ia rScs,ya a.,
monies due the association. Tho monthly
meeting Will he held in the l'ejoTrnnR
sulidlng, Third and Market streets, on FIJI.
~ ssen hg ne1t. SAMUEL Ii. BAY.
last
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

The employees Of The Jessup s. Moor,
Paper Company 60 on their annual ex
cursion to Harper's Ferry tomorrow
A street car will leave the Middl,
Depot Mt $50 q. m. TO connect with thu
excursion at Front aud Market streets
ut $50 o'clock. Tickets can be had OF
the train,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
THE ARrISAEs'sAvlNu BANK,
Eo. SOS MARKET STREET.


no oRPoRATHD. .yrbRuARy IA Ias
Opento receive deposits daily from Q q, N,
until p. m, and on Tuesday and SAtufdAI
evenings nom to 0 O'Clock.
Tho charter Of the bank provides that
pronts upon Its Investments, except 40 muel
rs is required fer the payment OF neoessaYI
expenses and for suitable surplus for hi
security Of depositors, shall be divided
AmonR the depositors.
No manager is SLOWED 70 borrow any mar
OF the iunds deposited with tho Corp oIation
MANAGES
9eorge W. Bush, y. Allen HilIes,
U. Weslo y W eldin, M, Il, LIohtanaiain
Geo. y. Oapelle, Alexander / Vart
OhAs. W. Rowland, N. X. Benson
Jos. l.. Carpenter, Jr. job Ii. JaoSson.
Henry n. Dure. Anthony HigTins
washington HRStlngB,
MONEY LOANED ON MORTqAgES,
9Ho. W. BUSH, GEo, s. ulPaTT1
President. Vice-Pas.dnnt
h. I. TAYLOR, Treasurer,
ioT-mV Jos. H. MATHEW Auditor,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

ID EmOVALL
NJ Having removed to Mo. 2uR Eas,
Eourth street, l am prepared to do IN
And sheet iron roofing, suffering. spoutins
nnu loe WORK Of all kinda promptly aitendo 81
mates furnished when desired. Would he
peatoo 70 SEQ all my cid customers ana AZ
many new ones as may wiHh 10 give ma :
CALL ALEXANDRA CHAMBERS.
alO.am
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

To-day or tomorrow
probably to-day, we will
have an additional lot Of
Mattings at $3.50 a roll
The 1856 rolls advertised a
few days since are all sold.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

tMH METHOD the only known that cures pcr1na
ncntly the Of Special Diseases largest nos
trAl and private practical experience with ever
aud means known 70 science for quickest recovery and
Permanent care. THE MOST DANGEROUS CASFl
SOLICITED. Relief at once Send for book ''Truth ,
% special diseases and exposing frauds theif rifS I.
'etimfa sufferers and avoid so-eAlied yeget hi moii
zines blood purifiers fraudulent promising no cure M
pay e1. They ruin thousands Best Aki IN the bartn
hlns viii save much suffering and delay Willie or sai
Haen.s see The doctor only Hours, V 3. wed
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Oysters, CLAIMS, crabs, HOLSTERS aud
deviled crabs at Ainscow's, 707 shipley
street and 106 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

PHILADELPHIA. Friday, June Is, 1883
The store will be open all
day tomorrow as usual
Early closing on Saturdays
will begin In July.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Our aim to give you only
new and fresh garments tor
Misses and Children at the
start OF each season puts
these great bargains In your
way.
7a0O h4nared and fifty I
and apiece Dresses, nearly
all neaO and fresh, Ior AaII
and less. Sizes a to 10.
Flannels, braided
Cashmeres, braided
Mixtures
Plaids
Sio.ooo dresses Tor So.7s
S14 90 Dresses for $500
$I3, 90 Dresses for 5000
$3.50 Dresses for 81 60
3 so Dresses for $3.50
Second floor, Chestnut stree. side. Two
elevators
Women's and Children's
Summer and Outing Hats
were never prettier. New
features in the liked-by-
everybody Null Hats, col
ors; and the soft French
Felts and Wool Knock.
abouts. The newest shape
Is "Land and Water" low
crown, colors, 6oc. Strip I'd
Tennis to chime in with
Blazers; Helmets, and a
raft of other novelties.
Fayal Hats, white and
black, are the lightest and
most Summary of the straws;
soc. All the new shapes OF
Rough'and- Readys, IS to
soc.
Leghorn-the hat fol-
Summer dress-from cheap
est to finest. Shapes and
shapes.
Thirteenth street side, north from Che ct
nut street.
90 inch Flemish Liner
Sheetina; grass bleach, Csc
Excellent finish and grand
for wear.
IS pairs OF the S. hem
stitched-at- both-ends Liner
Sheets, p yards square
Hard to get, quick to go.
Remnants of Linen-Sheet
ing, Plllo w-case, etc. Little
prices.
Southwest of centre.
We pin our faith to tn,
81. W." Shirt Waists 70
boys. No guesswork abou
fit, finish, or material. N col
lar turns up out Of time; n,
ripping seams; no pinchint
here and bagging there. l,
the common run of Shir
Waists these things are a,
the time happening. The {"
W." we-sell for soc is Gu
and shaped with as muc
care as the most costly j
; the store.
Both ends of store, middle entrance,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Carriage sponges, all prices and
sizes, also for bricklayers use. Taylor
q Fullerton, 800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
ESTIMATES

oRTHB
FINANCE DOM MIrrEE OF THE REvE
NUES AND EXPENDITURES or THE
CITY OF WILMINGTON FOR THE
FIsoAL YEAR. BEGINNING JULY
1859, AND INDING JUNE 80, 1859.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
NAPHTHA
-FOR-
GASOLINE STOVES

Ifyou use gasoline stove It is strictly
necessary to get PURE NAPHTHA, thus
you avoid danger, bad odors and expense.
We have sold thousands of gallons during
the past five years and without a single
accident reported from using our naphtha
We deliver free to all parts OF the city.
Cans furnished free.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
DIR. THEET..
'3S N. Fourth st.
Below Green,
PHILADELPHIA.

~ years practical experience.
guarantees to cure inorH quicker
safer and permanent than an.
advertising physielan all Rpe
clhIDiseases, Blood Poison
ekin Diseases, l'lmplcA
BiotcheH, Obstinate IleerA
ObstrnctionH, Inflammation
OF Kidney, Iiladderaud otheI
organs. Nervous Debility,
EarlV DecaU Meal ,s..- ~,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Passed ct the CITY Hall. May 81, 1888.
JOHN q. KAkRA,
President OF Tho Council.
Attest; A v. MHssIoK,
Clork Of the Council.
Mayors Once, JuEe 2 lsss.-Respectfuily
returned approved. q. b. HhOADs,
Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

ESTIMATED REVENUES:


Rotiee is hereby given that the following
provision OF city ordiIanee, in relation e
alschArEing guns, pistols, cAnRons, nrs
crackers or other fireworks within the oil,
limits will be strictly enforced;
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

CITY OF CHESTER. >@eziazzzl =
On and after Saturday, June l6th. viii
leave Fourth street wharf, daily, fSunday's
included,) at I end 10 o. N. 12.s6 and as D.
m. ~
'only. - 49,
Boats leave Chestnut street wharf Phila
delphia, at and 10 a M, and II. l5 and I
lip. m.
Telephone no 81.
No freight received for Marcus Hook Of
N.B.-Dn Sunday an extra boat will leav,
Wilmington Ct 0 90 p. NJ; also lo-ve PhlIat
dolpI la at as p. IN. m5.u
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
ATLANTIC GARDEN
RO. saA KING STREET,

The undersigned has fitted up ths
Atlantic Garden in good style, and
Invites all who wish to pass = fer
moments pleasantly to call and part,oi
pate In q game of shuttle board, Ten
pins or pool. Choice wines and liouor
and cigars always on hand.
Lunch every Wednesday morniu.
and Saturday morning and evening,
VIZ. LEGe, Proprietor.
tlnk
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

|CH. II. HITLER,
~ CARPET WEAVER
nfl7-2m no. col rATNALL ST,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
EMOyAL.

Respectfully returned approval OIL 1885,
us ~ &. Is, RIiOADS Mayor
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

AN ORDNANCE Pn0uuRIuSe- THH ,FIRIxs
SSrHaSKkhs or OTHER FIREwoRKl
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