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Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
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A Waverly, o.. spsoIAl OF Feb. ~
eays: During revival of rAligion In
February, 1887, while excitement Was
running high and superstition and
fanaticism held full sway, Lizzie Long
went into an alleged trance. Rsvivipg
from her nervous prosirAtion she told
her friends that on that night one year
hence she would die In ohild bed. Very
little attsntion wab paid to the remark
at the time. Mrs. Long, who was then
single and not even engaged 10 be mar.
ried, within q few weeks after the
meetings closed married Mr.. Long. Ga
the 9Th inst. she gave birth to a child,
and on the 18th following, the same
night she received the premonitiou one
year ago, died Of q fever. Mrs Long
had been recovering, but on the 18th
Inst, although In exuborant spirits. she
called her friends about her hsdalde
and reminded them OF her premonition
o year previous, and said her time had
come. In less than an hour dlsEolu.
tion had taken placs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Shooting,

There were eight men a. the VIII.
mington Riiis Range yesterday after.
noon, notwithstanding the unfavorable
weAther, which made 1t difficult to fnd
the bulls eye. Gome good scoTos never,
theleBs were maie rs followa: First
match-J. X. Newman, 68; W. A..
Bacon, 80; ii. A. Heinel 65; i ]. New
man, 81; j. b Gibson, SO; John Scott,
u; II, Miller, 63i James Scott, 3S.
Team mstoh-Johu Scott. Go; i. j,
Newman. 63; j, II. Gibson. 56; II. A.
Heinol. 81; total, 236 j. Z. Newmsn,
63; r Miller, 20; W. A. Bacon. 81;
James soott. 81; total. 2st. John Scotfs
team won by 10 points Third match
]. E. Newman, "a; W. A. Bacon, AZ;
II. A. Halnel, 81; 8. j, Newman, "a;
J II. Gibson, 63i John Scott, 81; II.
Miller, g shots, Is There will be shoot
ing oil day 10 morrow, bull's-eye ant
sweepstake matches commencing at 8
.. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
News Summary.

The Secretary of the Navy Monday
ordered m inspection OF the United
states steamer Paaszoola, Just returned
from . cruise In European waters, with
o view TO ascertain her f,ness for fur.
ther service. Her commander says she
was not injured by running aground
near Cape Charles on Saturday.
About forty employees of the New
Eugiand Piano Company at Boston
struck Monday "becRuse they were re-
quired u DO larger amount OF work
than usual" Should the strike con.
linue for any length OF time, 800 other
employees will have to suspend work In
consequence.
The Secretary of the Treasury on
Monday received through Adams Er.
press COMPANY a package containing
tl,tSo In national bank notes, with a
note asking that the money be placed
70 the credit Of the conscienoe fund.
II wss signed zone who will be
Honest &"
Henry K Rses pleaded guilty on
Monday to en- Dezz ling about So. 900. in
sums OF about 800 each, from j. q.
KinRsley & Co., OF the Continental
Hotel. He was sen fenced to two years
and three months In the Eastern Peni.
tentiAry.
1t is announced that the MoGlyn-
Mites, In New York, are abou. to atari
. newspaper In opposition to Henry
Georges Standard. 1t will be called
the Eagle aud will plume its Eight from
al office in the Tribune building.
Ludwig Nornson, aged 80, and Ohss.
johnson, aged 40, Swedish laoorers,
while working on the track Of the New
York Oily and Northern Railroad,
north OF High Bridge, yesterday, were
struck by train and killed.
William b. Tascott, the alleged mur-
derer of Amos j. Smell, OF Chicago,
has BEEN seen at the little way station
of Leaf River, 81 miles west ol Chi
cAgo, with team, and officers are in
pursuit.
j. K. Hunsloker, the lAwye; convict.
cd OF forgery, WAS sentenced at Norris.
town, Pa, Yesterday, to the payment
OF $500 fine aud costs and three months
Imprisonment in the county jail.
The old Lebanon mill and water.
house, near Pawtucket, h. /, were
burned on Sunday night and the new
mill WAS damaged. Loss, $3.50. 600; in.
surance, tss, 900.
Forty barrels Of kerosene oil supposed
to have come from some vessel In dis-
trese, ware washed ashore at Cape
Henry, Va, on Sunday night.
Mr. W. W. OoroorAn appeared to be a
trihe netter Monday, though his condi.
tlon was still critical.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Ready for Patients.

Yesterday two more patients, both
small children Of Mrs. Robert West,
we're admitted 10 the Homm lpathic
Hospital At q recent meeting II the
manaRefs II was decided Tor the benefit
Of the public 10 publish the lht Of
managers OF the hospital. The names
OF the managers and officers are as iol.
lows: President, Mrs j. Taylor Gauae;
vice president, Mrs. Leonard Kittinger;
recording secretary, Mrs. George W.
Stone; corresponding becretary, Mrs.
Clement b. smyth; treasurer, Mrs. O.
Wesley Weldin; board OF mansgsrs,
Mrs. J. Taylor Cause, idrs. LeonArd
Kittinger, Mrs. George W. Stone, Mrs.
Chmeni B. Bmyth, Mrs. q. Wesley
Weldin, Mrs. Harlan Cause, Mrs.
Henry MsndinhAll. Mrs. Thomas Oar.
lipgton, Nrs. George 8. Ospslle, Mrs.
ii. q. Robinson, Mrs. Eli Garrett. Mrs.
o. Hewbold Trump, Mr.. A. Nsgen-
dAnk, Mrs. j. w. n Watson, Mrs. q.
v. Rudolph, Mrs. James B. farmelee,
Mrs. Thomas Il. sAvery, Mrs Charles
W. Pusey, Mrs. George 3. Grubb, Mrs.
JostFh BollAb, Mrs. Benjamin Nields,
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Drein, Mrs. James
Baily. Mrs. Samuel W. McOaulley,
Mrs. Joseph Pyle, Mrs, J. A. Oranston /,
3tu SoooHh -
The hospital is located ct the corner
Of VAnBuren street and ShAllcross
avenue, and ie ready for the reception
Of patients at any hour. Competent
phy sioians are always In call, aud the
hoe pital is provided with q tsl, phone.
The number OF the telephone 10 483.
Evory member Of the board OF mana.
gers Ia authorised 10 receive aubscrip.
lions Tor c.0thing, furnishings or any
thing that may be of use in the hos.
pital, or they may be sent direct to the
collecting committee, the members OF
which are; Ms. II. o. Robinson, No
906 West stree; MIS-. O. Rudolph
No. 0i0 Wes. atrset; MIRO. George g.
9rubb, No. 7C6 West street; Mrs
Joseph X. Phillips. No. 1925 ADAM
street.
From IL until 10 o'clock on TuesdA,
and Friday OF eAon week the dIspensa
Try ~ the hospital will bs open, y
which time the physicians will be pres
ent and prescribe for ell needing treat
ment.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Brevihas,
The cheapest has house I'm the city
RuEnierd Bros.' 4O4 Market street.

The cheapest has house I'm the city
Rumssrd Bros.' 4O4 Market street.
Try Bush's coal you will like II.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for numps.
Brazilian Balm cures cold; 20 doseg, loo.
90 to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture Rt Hurphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like 1t.
Aillard Y. Davis, jeweler, E. second 81.
Fine Is X. Rings, At HInrs, Is E. Fourth.
Y. ROop Smith, druggist, 6th and King.
American Laundry, 6O2 West Front street.
First class furniture At Hurphey's, SO9 Ship
ley street.
Have you tiiod those cough drops at No.
W. Second epeet2
The best cough candy a: No. 4 W. Second
street.
60 to Geo. II. hurphey's for your parloI
chamber and dining room furniture. 800 Ship
ley street.
Only 81 50 per losd for beet hickory kIndi
ling wocd, at J. q. Bryer a Uo.'s foot
TatnRll street
60 to II. II. mOore'B stalls, ~ and "a - cond
street market, for your chSice creamery fresh
butter also the seEt cream cheese At market
price.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
HIatorIoaI society.

rne Historical ssolsty o. D siawsre
held lie regular monthly ms9tlnE last
evening Those present wGrs, judge
L II. Walts, Colonel Cnristian Febiger,
l.. U. NandeRriit, Eq II L Bring.
hurst, Esq Dr.. Il. Z. Johnaoa, Co.ouel
W. A. LAMotte ard George W. Bush,
Jr. The meeting was presided over by
the HonorAols Leonard K. Wales. A
committee TO report cuubtl.ltion and
oJ-laws was on motion appointed. L.
is as folio vs.: Judge Wales, Lewis G.
VAneearift, Eco aud George W. Bash,
Jr. eeveiai communications were re-.
oeive1. Dr.. johnson, ths librarian re
ported the following additions since
last rono.: Books, 8; pamphlets, 27;
newspapers, II; clips. G; total, ~.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
A Theatre harmed.

HonoEEN, N. j., Feb. 90 Robert
Gautzherg's theatre, on Washington
street, was burned early this morning.
The proprietor and his wife and o num-
ber OF variety performers were sleeping
In the building, and before they could
escape two of.them were severely buIued
Otta Lobes, musical director OF the place,
died about nall an hour after he emerged
from the burning building. The theatre
was two.story frame structure, and the
loss, including damage to surrounding
buildings, will be about SIS 600. Among
those injured were GautEberg's son Otto,
IL years old, seriously burned, and Flor.
ence Nagle and Alice Plohner, singers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
6i7 MARKET at.
22o KING ST.
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
BURCS.

Having so much call at
our. down town store, we
have had the balance of
that importers stock, con-
sisting Of 100000 pieces of
Embroidery sent, and have
divided it between the stores
GIT Market street and 22O
King street. They must be
sold before march Goth, as
then the millinery season
commences and we must
nafC ti1C TUOln. we nave
"a grand line of Insertings
in this lot and ladies wishing
these goods must come soon.
as our first lot was sold out
in three days, and we had
not a piece of inserting for
a week. The prices a;e
still thirty per cent. less
than first cost, namely, the
importers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
change of Base. .

e. Wyatt, No. 100 Wsst Second street,
has purchased the property on the
northwest CORNER OF Ssco1d aud Orange
streets, where he will removs his dry
goods business on our about March 15
As our stock 10 very largo, wa will begin
> clearing.out sale from this date and
will cell goods ~ or below cost until
time of removal. Mrs. Ada Wyatt will
be at the store, and will be clad to see
her many friends
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Dr. simms' Eye Curs.

The fnest eye tonic, eye streugtnener
and promoter Of q olssr, healthy, strong
sight Weak, inaAmed and sore eyes
are quickly cured. Long siehteduess,
or short or near sightsdness is wonder.
fully relieved by restoring the lost
action OF the nerve, BY removing all
paralytio or congeStive tendencies.
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
made strong and diseased eyes are mad 9
we'll by using this famous eye medi.
olne. $50. and Goo. bottles supplied. .
Main depot Fourth and King snoe,s,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Desirable Property.

The Misses White will soil at public
sale, on the % Of March, very desir-
able country seat, situated on the Ken
nett pike, about four miles north of cur
city. There are 38 acres OF land, highly
improved, while the nei2hbo.hood 10
one OF tho most attractive In our county.
Any gentleman wishing TO reside in
the country and do business in our city
will do we'll to look after 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
An Unnatural nt other.

SHAMoKts, February 20 0-Thomss
0sInan, employed on the Reading Rail.
road, wss caught between cars this after.
noon and received injuries from which he
died lew hours later. 0smAn's mother,
who has been appealing to her son for
Iome time past to give up "sesbbing, :"
became so much embittered against him
that she refused to visit him during his
dying moments.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
BAilng on at Cost,

We have TO move TO another store,
and have too much stock on hand. We
want to reduce It By selling what we
have nt cost. We have some very nice
pnrlor. Voom and cook stoves and dou.
bis heaters that we will sell cheap. All
kinds OF stove hardware and tinwAre.
Call and secure bargain. The Pickeli
Stove and Heater o., East Fourth
stIeas, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Ds. ,slmms' Wh,,e ru,mon,o raI,nm

the great leading lung remedy Of VIII.
mlngton, Del. No one ever reao hes
consumption who uses IL In time; it
will always prevent and most frequent
ly cures consumption. 1t stands unex.
oelled for curing uoughs, hosrseness.
croup, snre throat, &c, SOC. and 81. 90.
Dopot Fourth Aad King. Sold by
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
A Uaii to All.

A preliminary meeting Will be held
Wednesday evening, February %, a,
new hall In she Ejkal building, next to
the City Hall, to oraanizs new lodge
of Shield OF Honor, an order paying
$500 at death Of q member, who lie bsue.
fiosl as enon rs he becomes q mem Der.
ALSO paying death benefits for mem
bera, wives aud sick benefits to all
members in good standing. All are
invited,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
PolltIoAI MeoiInpE

This evening, at 7SO o'clock, the
Second ward Republicans will hold q
meeting in the FELTON, House, Second
and Walnut streets. Buslntss Of i'm
portance will be brought up.
This evening the Republicans OF the
Eleventh ward will meet in the Forbes
Building, corner of Oak and Harrison
streets. AS the meeting Ia for ward
organization 3 large attendance Is re.
quested.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Did Not moet.

The Executive Committee of the Ii.
quor Dealers Association did nos meet
yeeterday, Oh was expected. The next
meeting of the association will bs held
In the Fame Hose engine hou3e on
Thursday afternoon at Q O'Clock. A
large attendance is expected Of the
m meetlng.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
National HOLIDAY.

Tomorrow having bssn set apart as d
nAtionsl holiday, all public Offices,
banks and public schools will be CLOSED.
Notes and obligations falling duo 10.
morrow should, according to law, have
been met to-day. Othsr than this there
will be no public celebration of the an :
nlversary of the birth Of Washington.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Icc.Bound Niagara aud the Bridge OF
CTyHtnlB

Tae Reading Railroads second Mag.
ara FAILS excursion, Saturday, Feb. IS,
leAveB Ninth and Green streets, Phila.
delphls, a m. and p. n. Tickets,
sic; good to return any train Of Sunday
or Monday following. Tee lsss ezonr.
sion was pronounced suc 1egs. and our
excursion manager will accompany the
above a. M. train TO l0ok atter the
comfoit and convenience CT the party.
Three large hotels are opsn a. Nlsgara,
and the Ice Bridge &c oao Of unusual
maeni dcenoS.
Tickets, pAr,or and sleeping oar seats
at Slzth and Chestnut, $50 Chestnut
street, depols and principal suburban
stations.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Tho Hebrsv Bali,

The ret procseds Uf this bAll recently
given by the Moses Monttliore Society
In this city, amounts TO Sl2s IS. The
credit of selling the lsrRes: numhe of
tickets belongs 30 Nathan Lisberpan
and Louis Fellheimer. This raouey
will be uged for the relief OF deserving
Hebrew families In this city, who may
chance to be overtaken by misfortune
and need aid,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
EIovon Handrsd Cars OF COAL.

READING, February 26.-The resump-
tion OF some OF the mines in the schuyl.
kill region has already had noticeable
effect on the Compauy's coal shipments.
For several weeks past they have convey.
ed four hundred and fifty cars every
twenty four hours. Since this morning
up to q lA,e hou- tonight, eleven hum
dred loaded cars passed southwark
through this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Opera houss, February 20.

Sale OF seats for this great show will
commence at c. +. Thomas g. Co.'S
Thursday morning next. Prof. OrAbb,
manager, says: "rhis time Intend to
surPass all former efforts, my grand
march alone being worth the admission
fee." Evening at 8; matinee at 2.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
No advance to De GRANTED.

WnKEsnAREE, February 20.-The coal
operators OF this val ey have just held a
conference for the discussion of the min
era demand for fifteen per cent. advance.
1t was unanimously agreed that no
advance he made. One operator advocat.
cd temporizlng policy, but the rest were
in favor Of taking more determined
stand and 1t Was dee ided TO grant no con.
ceseions whatever.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
List OF Pubiio sales.

February.
q, Thomas s. Robinson, Brandyvlno HID.
y, Wm, 7. knotts, OhIfstians I'D.
p, samaei Morrison, W. q q. nd.
-, A. Bsxtaf, Nov Castle I'D.
~, George cochran near Ian len BERG. Pa
"a, q. II. MeOfIcKen, Btandywine HID.
y, stidnam d Son. st store.
y, Wm. LAwton, city.
"a. J. J. ficfos. city.
70, John Davis. city.
81, Daniel Draper, W q. q. Rd.
~, Jehu Pyle. Uhfistiaaa HID.
z, n y. OiAnor, city.
N. W. II. Lyman, W. q q. Hid.
ss. J. 9; Hutchison, Appoquinimink Hd.
~, J. M. Pieroe. near kooslAnd.
~. Thomas Marcy. He'd Lion Hid.
", Roberts haunum. horJss, Uhostsr.
", yehu ForHoods estate.
/. Larkin's estate, city.
/, U. H. Hill, OhristiAna Hid.
1, Samuel Oariiie, ". y. u. Hd.
], Cyrus storm, city.
2, j. W Burris, N. u. Hd.
2. Misses white, Ohristiana HID.
9, ". y. Martin, city.
., Y. n. and J. o. Diohl, N. q. HID.
., rodd = Donoho, Brandy yWins, Id.
Q, James U. Morrison. W. q. u. Id
Q, u. u. Ferris. Peuoader Hid.
9. John d Lmma MoOay, Del. 20. Pa.
], Aaron ryson. Chester, Pa
7, Thomas wilson, Ohristiana Hid.
., 1taae b, Fraser, PencAder Hid.
Q, Harry MAhafiy, BrandyWins hd.
., X. B. Fisher. MIL Greek Hd.
Y, MARY A. balo, Bran1ywins I'D.
10. Heald b o., real estate.
IL, W. S. Mote, W. u. Greek.
IL, Proud b Merrtok, Oentrevllls.
~, Proud b Morriox, Oontrsvtilo, DSl.
II. John I. hondriokson. nj. u. Hid.
Is, Lyman d Foster, Oh IL tiana nd.
ID, W. Y. Warner, city.
q, Roberts h Hannah, Chester, Pa.
u, MRS. Jos. II. Lyman, M. u. Hi.
u. j. n. Stidham, heirs, OhrlstianA HID.
10, Oleaver q rSiokersoD, N. U. Hd,
10, 9orden h Coneway, 5randywine Hid.
10. Beniamin Lee. Nd. u. Hid.
10, John Hall, Penoadsr Hid.
~. j.. II. Carpenter. Beaver Valley, Del.
20, W. Y. Warner, o'tY.
q and ~. A. II. chandler, Brandy HID.
~, Aaron Tyson, Chester
"a, John Bran uan, MT. Cuba.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
1t NJ u FACT

that everybody ought TO know tESt A.
Sergeant gives SDAO lbs. of the best, well.
cleaned coal in every ton yon buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindllng wood in large
loads. Lime for whisewashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King ssreass. Look for the
blue sign, OpeninD IN the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Yaobt Lannchad

Saturday the little steam yacht build.
ing at the shlpyard OF Enooh Moore was
launched. She was chrlstened Major
w. Allen, by Colonel Moore. The yacht
is being built for William L. Ross of
6eatord, Del. She will be taken TO the
yard OF the Pusey 81 Jones Company,
where she will reosIve her machinery.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
We we're THERE +!

1t was 4 bad day yester-
Jay a regular April day,but
rue pile Of goods that left
our store proved we were
'snere, and at the prices we
Ere sre , selling clothing the
weather don't affect US. We
Sre clearing them out, so
.o'ne early or you'll be too
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
special Mention i.

The following pianos ana organs
having been takeR 10 exohange for
new ones will be sold 1t q graf sacri-
doe:
I Hardman piano.
3 Bradbury pianos.
1 Brestsin q Berwind piano.
BAus piano.
1 Boswell piano.
Grisson plano.
Wilcox & White organ.
2 Mason & Hamlin organs.
l Needham organ.
Smith American organ.
Every Instrument warranted 10 per-
feot order. II. II. RoBELIN, No. ITO
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
A Bomb In a Read,pg Depos.

sHAMoKIN, Feb. 81 A bomb, con.
tanning several pounds of powder, was
found yesterday morning At the Read
ing Railroad freight house. II was
placed Gloss against the walls of the
building. The fuse bad been lighted,
bat went out before reaching the pow
der
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Died In PhiiAdeIphis

Annie, wife Of John Piumline, died
In Philadelphia, on Sunday, after an
illness of some three weeks, aged SO
Year,, lesying husband aud two chill
dren. Her remains have heen brought
to tho house Of her father, No. 406 East
Sixsh street, and will be inferred in
RiveEvlew csmstsry 10 morrow after.
noon at 3 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

At meeting of tine Moss Rose Assem-
bly,, held on Monday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected TO serve for
the ensuing six month";; President, t.
Riley; vice president, T, johnson; record
ing secretary, @. symington; financial
secretary treasurer, D MCFadden; trus
tees, j. Cook, T Mull,n, N. Malouey.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

Saturday evening O special session
of the Suprsme LDago OF tue United
6tatts, Shield Of Honor, will bs held In
the German Hall The Supreme Lodge
Will convene In regular session on next
Monday, and will remain In session
until the business is all transacted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Buni0oateu by Gas,

HARRISBURG, Feb 81 The body of
Thomas Burns, of Delaware Station, Mary
land, was found in the loft of the boiler
house at the Lochiel furnace, on Satur-
day evening. 1t is supposed he crawled
Into the shed to sleep aud was suiIosAted
by gas.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

When baby was sick, we gAye her Castoria,
When she was Child she cried for Cas,oris
when she became Miss she chung " Uastorla
toTia.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Paper hanging,

Joseph Il. GTeenman AID his son Clif.
ford have entered into partnership and
will continue the paper hanging busi-
nose 81 No. All KtDg street, under the
name OF GreenmAn & Son. In n iis
various branches. All who wish Wot L
done sro Invited 20 call. EItimates fur.
nishel and satisfaction guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

We have received large invoice OF
coffee to dAy; among them we have u
very ane MzDdAlin Java, q pure Arab.
an Mocha and bome very choice Rio
aud hArAoalbo Cotiees. We can iur
nish any Of these goods, green or fresh
roasted, also by the bag OF pound.
Crippen, EsAt I'd st.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

You saYs four profits by buying your
Haubu-ss Of us, namely, the importer,
the lobbsr, the wholesaler, and the
storskeepe:, so these goods must be
cheap. Mrs. Jacobs, 6l7 Marke. St.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
FoR DYBPYPsIA

you have printed guarantee on every
bottle OF ehilOh's VitaliEsr. It never
faila % cnrs. Gold by N. b. Daniorth,
cor. End s. Market stFsnts,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Five nunarsd uon Qua Of employment

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Feb. 2l.-The
stock in the drying department of Loril-
lards' tobacco factory was burned yes.
terday; loss, S35, 900, covered by insur.
ance. Five hundred men are thrown out
Of emnloYment.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

Mothers, do not let sour da!linss
suffer with the whooping ouush whiie
you have remedy 10 near at band.
Use DR.. Bull'S Cough Syrup, aud the
little sufferer will soon ii hnd relief. PTite
% cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
nha.Ln Rnnko,t.

Winos and liquors, 10s West Seventh
street, A tinb lot OF imported and do.
mestic cigars. Cali and inspect them.
Telephono, AS.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

Look al our odds aud ends wIndow.
A 30 cent picture giyea with every
poard of tobacco at Ohspman's, Ssv,
enth ana Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

AS horse and cattle lotion Salvation
oil has proven itself an infallible
remedy. IL hss received the hearty in.
dorgemsnt OF many old and we'll knoWn
horsemen. Price rs cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
a. d IL "

The Grand Lodge A. o. U. w. OF
Maryland, New Jersey and Mary land
will meet in regular apnuAl session at
the hall ut Ninth and Market strests ut
o'clock this afternoon. Reports will
be made and off elected,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath seoureG. hy Shiloh's Ca.arrh
Remedy. Price 81 cents. Nasal lnjec.
tor free. DauioI.hp . 3nd and Market
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

WKV WILL YOU cough when Bhilohi
Cure will give Immediate relief. Price
10 cen,a, 90 cents and 81 Sold by n
Il. DAnforth. cor. 2pd & Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

A NASAL. INJECTOR rros with each
battle OF Oh ilOh's OatArra Rem ed y
Pfice so cenis Sold by N. B. Dsniorth
cor, and s. Market st-eeta.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

Thousands OF miles of Hamburg edges
AND insertinRa ct less than importers
prices at GIT Market st.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

Our mothers, youug and old, ali
pralsa DE Balls Baby Syrup; for It is
the best thing for babies while teeth
Ing, Price 25 oBnls 8 bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Reduced,

Dr.. LipplEcott's Speciho Compound
for neuralgia and chrouio rheumatism,
price s0c. per bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR q FULLRRroN.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Remnants.
Dress Trimmings,

Remnants OF embroidery very cheap
at HnkiIl & Poist's, Second and TatnAll
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

I have used DIR. Beth Arnold's Couph
Klllcr with success. II cures q cough
every ttme
JOHN DARIrY, p. M,
Oak Kills, Kan.