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Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

! The Newark Ledger IL responsible for
me fOlloWlpgs A certsia gentleman
residing . few milas west Of Newark,
on the line Of the B. q o dropped Into
town early one morning this week. He
WAS going 10 Dover fair. BE spoke to .
large gentleman, rather stout and not
very tall, about going, and soon the
party was ArTayed In his best Sunday
Eo-to-meetinE clothes. An invitation
was given TO gentlem 50 No. /, to, take .
look 81 some fine stock. Two hne
horses were soon hArDessed aud the two
large men we're enroute for the farm.
Everything went smoothly until the pig
sty was visited, when the short stout
man accidentally fell into the pes
He was not injured, only his clothes .
lutte soiled. The Other large man fished
him ont. and they wsntto Dover, rejoio.
ing The day was pleasantly spent and
the two returned home OF midnight.
Ode Of the meh went in the country and
the other went to bed-Where 2 Totell
t1e stout gentleman had to pass the
night in-uot pleasant quarters is too
tad.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
An ola KsT Fau OF cola.

FRANKLIN, KY, Sept. s0.-TWo we'll
dressed rangers arrived In this city on
the early train Friday and inquir' d
the way to an old steam mill that was
Operated by man named Wnitesides.
Procuring buggy at the livery stable,
they went out to the mill and spent the
entire day ia digging up the earth in
various places. They returned to the
city about night and left on the frat
train. They told Whitesides that they
were from st Louis, and If their bust
ness here turned out profitable they would
reward him for his pains in giving them
directions and assisting them In finding
the mill.
Some of the country folks, seeing their
strange actions, surmised that there was
some hidden treasure about the I'D mill,
and man named Hendri' ks, after dig
Cling for some time unearthed an old
keg with S27OO in gold carefully packed
therein.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

"Kin Ak queshuu, saha" queried a
tall and snc'eOt looking colored man OF
the sergeant at police headquarters yes
terday.
"You can
off hev a hght wild q pusson between
now an 'leokshun day do lose my
wotel'
"No, sir"
"5ut dat's what Pc been dlsform ed -
"Can't help that. You can have hun
dred fights asd vote just the same. &"
"Sartin shorei"
"Yes cir"
tshool Why, dey tole me dat story
way back two months ago, an obeI
twenty pussons hev bin cuffin' an klckin'
me about TIL PIE lame way to de top Of
my head. / stood Il 'kAso didn't want
to lose my vote. Ap' so 1t hain't tFuea
"No, SIR"
"Shool Just you waltz Shoe! You
listen for souudsI Shoot But I'll brokt
ober thirteen pussons tight squar' ID 1--WE
between this time an suudoWnp
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

A neatly dressed and rather attrAo'
tive young woman had an emharrass
ing experience in Market stIeet oar
one day last week. The car was crowd.
ed, aud she stood up and held on to one
OF the straps. AS tie car swanR around
the curve from Market street intp Della
ware avenue she lost her hold AID was
projected toto the lap Of . BENEVOLENT
looking old man, Who held bis high SILK
hat between his knees. She crushed the
hat out Of shape. Her face grew red As
. tomAto and she STAN mered out apollo
giles.
"Don's mind that" aaid the gallant
old mAu. "ThAt's nothing, its only
Q pity that u wasn't . young man who
had the pleasure Of having you alt down
in his lap. Don't worry yoursel II In the
least. It's pleasant 10 have sor DO little
incident to break the nonotony OF the
horse-car ride"
Every passenger In that oar 20 mireo
the old mans little Speech and they
voted him brick.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 1.-seventy-nine
new cases of yellow fever and six deaths
were reported yesterday. OF the new
cases only Is were among whites. The
weather is about cool enough to suggest
frost Twenty Ave new cases are reported
under treatment IN Fernandina Two
new cases and Two deaths are reported 10
sandersod one new case at Callahan.
On Saturday there were 81 new cases OF
fever and six deaths,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn Oct. 1.-The tenn.
perAture he tell 10 81 degrees yesterday
morning, with indications Of another frost
this morning
RocKFoRD, Ill.,, Oct. Mrs. Lizzie
DeWolf Prince died OF yellow fever on
Saturday She came here few days ago
from Decatur, Alabama, where her hus'
band died.
The ale and lager beer brewers in New
York City have contributed $4,000 for the
yellow fever sufferers. The total sub.
|scriptions In New York up to date
amount to $50, 422.
All supplies, other than money, for the
relief OF the yellow fever sufferers should
be directed TO " N. MUMMY, purchasing
agent for the Relief Committee, and they
Will be forwarded by the Adams and
Southern R1press Companies free.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

Sage q 81. Louis barber to . Globe
Democrat reporter; "Pe0ple have no
ideA how few there are who could be-.
come bA,OsFB by any amount Of applI-
cations. have had nineteen Appten.
tioos at various times, only seven OF
whom are tonsorial artists. SOme hoy g
are too nervous to acquire the ability,
and particularly cigarette smokers.
O'hers ara too lazy. Still others have
not the BuRveness necessary, for quo
Oessful barber must be . polite man.
0tserB have not the essential mechan'
ism or cannot attain to the requisite
lightness OF touch. Bat morbid pc
culiArtties are great factors In uniting
candidate. For Instance, have Just
dismissed . boy because Of his ihOTdlpAt
AntipAthy to warts When q customer
who is the poeseHsor Of wArt 10 down
In . chair 81 the boys mercy he Bhaves
ell around It with the utmost care; then
misohievous grin distorts his features,
the expression being the funniest l ever
saw, and he cuts OF the wart. Theeus
toner rises and discovers his face bleed
ing terribly, and the result IL q row and
lost Gus omer."
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

iona day." eaid the General in re-
cent interview with Ell Perkins met
an old soldier who had been wound led IN
his face, and when l asked In what bat
tie he had been injured he said:
81 got It the fret day at Shiloh, sir
"'But how could you get hit 10 the
face at Shiloh' l asked.
"Well, sir he said, half apologeti
cally,' after had run a mile or two
got careless and looked back ,"
This story reminds me of how one o.
Ellsworth's Fire zouaves killed his first
Confederate. He said that he march et
out TO the battle of Bull Run, and wheI
about half way there he met Johnny
Rsb In Ambush.
what did you do thenl" l asked.
We'll, SIR" he answered, az drew GU
my revolver aud he drew out his bowl
knife, and then took the lead from tn
start and kept it clear into Washington
city, and"
''But how did you kill the manH
l run him to death" was the reply.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

I'VE endorse the following remA1hs
OF DR.. H. II. Hendrix on ohOleTa In
faui0m," says the MoAthly Bulletin Of
the lows State Board OF Health In The
Weekly Medical Review; During The
progress Of the disease, aud for come
time before active symptoms manifest
themselvts, we have noticed the insati-
able thirst OF these little patients, apd
always noticed marked relief from
giving them plenty of cold water. Il
SCENE strAngs that any one should ddpy
. simple remedy like this, no plead ~ ally
demanded" DR.. Hendrix, moreover,
claims that it IL beneficial ~ . IRE.
vsntive. He says: 81 feel 1t my dhiy
10 say (takiDg my own observations .
q Gdide) that cholera infantum will not
OCCUR In any case where Q plentiful 6 mp
lpy OF cold water is given at all times
and on all oooAsions. night or day,
whenever the little ono desires IL. A I'D ,
further, would like 80 impress upon
the minds Of those who have the care
Of children to lay aside any sorupls or
reserve they have in. regard TO Civ Ing
cold water aud 70 give II fresly. Those
not able TO let their wants be known
should have 1t placed to their lips md
let drink to their satisfaction"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

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|.HlAe
|lYplue 4
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

Mach q being said IN Bangor, NJ
about the man who canBed the delay pi
the Pullman tralB last week, and tbt
train men tell the Bangor Commercial q
queer story concerning him. The train
had reached Q point just below Frde.
mans Greek bridge, short iron stru|c.
tuEe, . mile ard half below 6oukh
Gardiner. The hero Of the exploit had
been sleeping Boundly, when he arose
from hin seat In = somnAmbulistic stale,
walked to the car door, opened It, and
continuing en- to the car stspe, wAs In
the aot Of jumping Of, WhtA be
evidently awoke, for he grabbed the
rail and hung on, while his Ifet drAE gid
on the ground and acrOes the sleepelB Of
the iron bridge, 90 that his shoos and
stocks were stripped from OF his feet
and his feet torn. AitsF being carried
across he let 20 Of the car and rolled bif
into clump Of bushes. The train " DO
halted, and the train men and pAssen-
ReEe, after hunting two hours and .
half. finally found the man in an Ia.
sensible condition, discovering him By
his RroAnB. He WAS carried along pn
the train, and 1t does not appear that be
was seriously hurt. His name has rot
been learned. The train WAS running
about twenty miles en- hour.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01


The aeeouut Of the shooting accident
at MechanicsVflle, Pa where John
Wright; 10 year old eolored boy, was
accidentally shot by Willard T. Smith on
Saturday last, has been 80 misstated and
almost cruelty misc nstrned, that truth
and sympathy alike demand correction
and both of the afflicted families unite in
the request with the wounded boy that
i may be put right before the public by
the press of Wilmington. Young Smith
had been Frightening up an old gun In
the sitting room, which he had used the
evening before and on returning 10 the
house had discharged the load and pnt II
10 the accustomed place. Another party
had used 1t the following morning and re
turned II In the same place, loaded with
the cap removed; being therefore uncon
scious OF the load he worked for over an
hour and at the end placed cap on for
the purpcse Of blowing the dust from the
tube, he stepped towards the screen door
that led to the porch when the gun was
accidentally discharged; he did not point
1t at any one neither did he intend 10 snap
It in the house. On thep rich was the moth
Ter, other children, young lady friend
and Johnnie who had just come on an
Grand; the load passed through the
group burning the mothers check, slight
ly inturing the young lady's arm and en- :
terlng the right side of young Wright
Just be ow the clavicle or collar bone
making q wound about the size Of q sill.
yer dollar. DIR. Mackey has charge OF the
( ase, assisted by DR. Kollock, and under
their skiliul treatment after the expiTA
ton Of almost a week, the patient is i'm
proving and some hopes are entertained
that he will recover. He etIll remains at
the residence Of William II. smi h, re-.
ceiving the best OF care ami attention and
visited by numerous neighbors and friends
anxious alike for t. recovery of the lit
tie sufferer and for the distressed youth
whose Mental anguish has been made
more bitter by the unWarransed express
sions Of the public press.
A. Twu uvYTN1REa
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

NEW YORK, Sept 80 Robert Garrett
had violent attack this afternoon, BE
was assisted from the Miller Cottage at
RlnRwood, N by his attendants and
after walking for a short time about the
grounds sat down under tree in large
upholstered chair. At about 4 30 p. M
when he was looking over the London
illustrated News, he was suddenly seized
with a fit of violence. and his attendants
had great difficulty in controlling him.
He tore the newspaper into small
pieces and scattered them about the
ground. His attendants finally go5 hin
Into the house before he did himsel
bod " harm. Mr.. CARROTS Screams
could be heard all over the nelghborhood
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
On, oat b Amerloan Girl J.

Lendon truth.
America sent this year her usual con-
liugent TO Hamburg, The American
elTl has Rlmcst entirely cut out the
Rn0liah pirl in public favor. Bhe GER
tnI5lv has more TO ray for herself, she
dresIsE halter, and she filrts better. She
oou,as 10 Furope with an ardent desire
n ram Ain tbere-the wife Of an English.
man with q title. Evsn II she falls In
this she thoroughly enjoys herhelf, pro
yidsd that she can manage TO ftrt with
royalty. What always Amuses me
With these young ladies' 10 that eaoh one
explains that the others are npt In 80.
cIetv 1iak home" utterly oblivlous Of
the faot that no one In Europe cares
mat thev are sat home" provided
thai they are petty and agreeable
NbIoAd.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
rhs Home M .rket for HON, Producers

Nhs nome m Arhet Tor H0ms producers
FROM II Report IN the Milwaukee Sentinel.
"While Mr.. Fink was, speaking ;" said
Albert Hopptn, "there came to my mind
one illustration which will come with
particular force to every man who Ia en-
ployed in the Reliance works had oc-
easion few days since to make q list of
the WI k In one department the engine
department-aHd | found that I'm work
ordered, work under way, work not yet
erected and sta ted, in other words, work
that has not yet gone out of our hands,
aggregatlng over SS00,OO0, not a single
dollars worth goes beyond the borders CT
the United States 1t was stated Ia one
Of the daily papers here, which took no
pains to ascertain the facts, that the
market Of the Reliance works was largely
a foreign market An intimate acquaint
ance with the trade Of the Reliance works
during the past Fix years justifies me in
saying nothing could be more wi OF the
truth, In all that six years So than one
half OF per cent. think even less than
10000 out of ak years work aggre-
eating between 81, 900, 900 and 5000, 900
a year, has gone out Of the United States
We are to day building engines, building
flour mill machinery, saw mill machinery,
mining machinery, machinery of all
kinds for public corporations and private
parties all over this country. Can any
man believe that we would find as good
and as steady employment at as good
wages II hat market was thrown open &c
the worli 2 know we must all realize
what this home market means to US If W.
stop to consider the subject
-+--sa~---
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
DRoF. A. S. WEBsTER's
Select Dancing Academy
MASONIC TEMPLE, WILL, DEL

0BHTLHMnR's OLAss.-Oommenees MOE.
day evening, septOmber a. monday and
Thursday sVsninp from to 10 o'cl9eW.
LApIRsI AHD CRILpRBN'B CLASS -Oom,
mencee Saturday afternoon, October Q, at B
O'Clock. "wednesday afternoon from 70 o.
and Saturday from tot
OOmmonoinE Tuesdsy evening, OotnOet y,
Special Ladies' Uiaus on TueadRy EVENINGS
from to 10 o'clock. This olas3 10 ESPECIALLY
for laaIou Who cannot attend during the day.
Private Olasaeg or Private Instructions pS
special arrangements.
kObelin TO Market street, At my residence O.
s0l v lest Tenth street, or By mail 70 the n .
bonio Ioll,la. Lii-a-G., AN
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

Some months ago q LAwrenceburg,
(0hio) miss, the daughter Of farmer,
while packing eggs, wrote her name, age
and address on the shell OF one of the
fruit Three or four weeks after she was
surprised to receive letter from a gentle
man connected with produce commits
sion house 10 Boston, Mass. He told her
that the egg upon which she had written
her name came into his posses,ion. 10
concluding his letter the Bostonian gave
his name Snd references, and asked the
young lady to correspond The gill &C
cepted the proposition. In a short tint
photographs were exchanged, ard 1t II
now announced that the couple will short
| ly be married He has been West to SCI
his intended, and The finds her exactly
HIS IDEAL"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
nuARael

that everybody ought 10 know that 4.
Sergeant gives 89A0 lbs Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. OAK
pine and hiocEy hndllng wood In large
toads, Lime for WhitsWAshinR. Yard
foot of Monroe gtrAat. Osntral office
seventh and King streets. Look for the
blus align. 0penin1 in the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
Once ilaLifa Time

The tide OF fortune comes
to our feet I M00O you may
make your Rent pay for a
Home +! A 5000 lot and a
$4,000 house can be bought
by paying SIS a month! To
encourage settlement in the
pleasant suburb Of "KAST
NEWPORT" (only 2 minutes
ride from the Wilmington depot
a "HoUsE AND LOT LOAN Com
PANY" is organized to afford the
above rare opportunity Dry
cellars guaranteed. Call any
evening at 8o2 Market St. See
the plot and learn particulars.
81 WkN, j, FISHER.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
Tno Lasest Improvement.

Proof shown while you wait. Pic
tures finished in four days. Id oabiuats
for 1900 only ct Beecher's gallery, 3lo
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

sCHSDUkE - RgREOr, April 70, 1854
rEAina isAve JioIREass AvsnSs Dapet;
EAST BuUND.

soaSDUEE - RgEROr. April 70, 1854
rEAins isAvs JAoERwass AvsnSs Dapet;
EAST BuUNn.
Tor PhiiaGSlpniA and Ohoatsr, 9 10, 50,
SO, % 90, q COLO 30 and Ell II q. M; o0,s %
81, Rb ~, 8 %, 40, 30, 10 10 and % p. n
On Sundays, I 30. 'bG, o., 10 80 and MlI II o
MI 90, oo,s s6,'b 20, u, . ao,ss - and . !"
p. q. ,u,,v,.,,
For Singoriy, accommodation, daily II GO
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily sx.
For 0hicsxo and PittsDurE. express, daily
Cincinnati and St Louis express, daily
baltimore accommodation, daily 2 q , N.
PittaourE, Chicago and 81. Louis express
singsrIy accommodates, daily ~ p m.
FOX L.ANDRNBSR0, . 10 a. H.buDdAl
only, 1l.o0 .. N. dAilS oxospt sunday, "
e Tss,S s. Rave n; Sns su.u. ssa.sOs;
For PhiladeIphiA asa p. m. daily. FoI
para go and II. % a. n. daily, axoe5t sun.
day; 9 10 =. N on sunday onln As and 80
'Pittag6aFs. Os,SAGO and n Louis express
III TfsinS fcE NilmtnEtoa-I.saTS PhnaAsI
phlA, daily, - %, lo.6e, HI1 90 o. H., Is o
noon, "a 800, %, as.oo, ase, Gle, 10 le'
Daily, sxOsp, sunday, SIS, T.UO q. n,
At.2A and BOD. n.
SUNDAYS only, Alp . N.
Express trSlnbs
RATas TO WESTERN PoIlTa LowHR EHAS
| VIA ANY OTHER LINE.
y. "a. OLEMERTS q. 09OULA
Qon1 ManAaoT. 0ana PAS. Agtki
Tolaphona Nc. tna-
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

Be discreet In all things and SO render
IL unnecessary TO be mysterious about
any. There is nothing mysterious about
the action OF Warmers Log Cabin Hops
and Buchu Remedy 1t puts the stomach
in healthy action. Good lAestion aud
health naturally follow. Be discreet
and use this. the best req edy.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

II your clock Is ont Of order and you
wIsh Il repaired drop EfiL Barton, Jey,
eler, az EaAt 7th st., q postAl ,and II VIII
be called fr, returned aud no extra
charge made.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

The celebrated Three B. ,. B, cigAI,
manufactured BY n. y. Bourbon D
Bro. no. 21o West Second street.. The
beRt bo niQar in tha oity. TRY theuA
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

Gall and ses the orAyon portrait and
frame Cummings makes on instalments'
302 MAGke. street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
npr NAIe.

AZ 3 bargain, s-rOom house, Wisn con
yenIencea. Only $3.50 required Gown
Auply 10 W. Scott Vernon ahis onaoe'
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
wmmIEsTON . KORTHMRN n 3

WILMINGTON D NORTHERN " b
Time table in eject July sth 1855. Trains
leave Wilmington (french BtTeetl ~ iouoNa;
For Reading, BirdsboTo, Joanna Spring.
Reid, WaynesburR Junction, Manor ,Pottsvnle,
Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werpera.
Vile and all points on the PhtlAdelpbiA and
Reading n. B., 7.eo 3. m, and 2. 40 p. m,
For Springfield, WaynesbuTg junction,
OoatesVille, Embreevlle, LenApe, ChaddI
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points'
Z, 90 a. M, and 8. 90 p. M
For COabeHville and intermediate points ~
2. 60 a. m, 40 and 500 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 ., M, $40 and SO
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
For New Bridge and intermediate poinh
SIS D. m. and on Saturday only 81 On ant
Ii. 16p. m.
4 on sunday for Beading and intermediAt,
points, at 8. 15 .. M, and for Springfield ant
Intermediate points at 300 D. m. -
a, q. McCAUBLAND, BUWNESS ARletaA
superintendent ten Pass Ag't
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

NOTICE. WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, April Q, to regulate, seal and
stamp all weights and measures used in New
CASTLE County this year. All work left at
Kyle's, Ninth and King streets, or at my
resldencet 1855 Poplar street. Whining ton,
DELI viii receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE.
Regulator OF Weights and Measures,
el0-em -eQd
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

Manufactured by ". sUUTr TAYLOR
Proprietor Of
TRyloE's SRrapGilllA Root Bear Extract
Prlci 20 cents.
NIB. Daniorth, druggist, I'd and Market
sts., Wholesale agent For sAlo BY all drug
diats SO cod em
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
.!NHILIL5lLL!I[.

MR.uLHT RwHILDHY, S4T Centre st.. says;
contracted . bad cold Il troubled NE for
weeks, tried all tho Oouah medicines
could hear OF but without any rsllsf until
took TAYLoR's hoRBBoUnD BALgAM Two
bottles made = o,nploss cure. 1 ohoeffaily
recommend It as the best"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
SUNDAY TRAINS,

FOR Philadelphia Iexpress), 21a 3 "a 80
10, 0 10, n 81 q. M, "a, "a, and y % 2. N
80, 30, and 10 cop. m.
8 "A. 7 o.. and 10 % p. m.
Accommodation, 16 ma 1a19s y. s1s,
80. and 7.40 p. m.
Per Sew York JeTpressl z 90 Ia, 80, la
IL, II 81 q. m, q q, ia "a %. and io.W
For West Chester, via LAnOkin, SIS q H.,
Far Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort. and
Norfolk, IL O5 Might,
for New Castle, Middlatown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Beafordi Laurel
and DelmAr, 70 06 Night.
baltimore and Warrington, Ia. Ga sM
70 - a. M, II co, % 80, andy u p m. BRln
more, 9, 90 and II IS y. m.
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Street, for VII.
mington (eXpreBsJ, H. rs go 10, e.10, II. u
A. NJ, sos. So and I'D 2. n.
Aecolnmodation, s.99 1o.7 A. NJ, lz.Sb,4ss,
0. 10, 8, 50 and Ii. AZ p. M.
For further Information, passengers ara re
Trains marked thus f are limited ezHxezs
upon which extra fare Il cnnrged.
General MSnAGsE GenerSi PASSENGER ARt
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

NOrIUE-THE MEMBSRB OF ORU-
IN sndsrs' CASTLE No 3. X. -. b., are TO
qussted 10 be present ct tn CASTLE room, on
attend the reception Of Oross and Cr5Wb
sjAsIle, No rs, ofN. J.. BY order Of the Cat
tie. JOSIAH BERRY, ID. OF Il. sgs7t
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

Bush'a, French stree, wharf ia 'as plas'
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
WOTkingmGl and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-five Dollars and Up
wards.

Wh@A@Re
Over four hundred sold IL
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall hou,
within a square Of these lots
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate;
streets being graded; new
schc house; street car nDt
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe invest
ment, where you can set
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when VIC gave ii
several years ago, they
would have saved hundred:
of dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
|
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of tn,
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any savin!
: bank taken as cash.
For information how T.
aecure a home aonIv IN
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

mo LoAR-sASOO. ADDRESS LOAN
this once, s7T-9N
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

NOTICE - COUNTY TAX OFFICE,
IN No. o02k Market street Take notice
that the county taxes for 1855 are long past due
we will proceed 70 levy and collect tn same
with costs. JOHN n. DtCKEY,
Collector OF First district All south Of sixth 81.
PATRICK NEARY.
Collector Of Second district, all north OF sixth
~ sep25