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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-26
Seven Men Injured.

NEWCASTLE, Pa, Jan. 25.-A freight
train on the BeSsemer branch railroad
ran into cabOose of another freight
train near Lawrence junction yester-
day afternoon, badly wrecking the ca
boose and engine. About dozen track
men were in the caboose at the time
and seven of them were severely in
jured, but none killed. The wounded
men were taken to their homes in
Youngstown. Their names could not
be learned. The accident was caused
by an open switch.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-26
THE LORD HIGH CHAMBER1,Aty.

credit upon Messrs. Van Slyke and Bur-
well. limitations of bears. sharks, sea
serpents, polar bears. as if frozen in the
ice. set off the chariots to great effect,
The float of Ice King Durant was
simply superb. 1t reminded one of ice
gla ier5 in the northern seas. A noun
t an goat lay upon the berg in front of
his majesty, and deer peacefully
dreamed upon another berg behind the
kings seat. These animals were fair
specimens of the taXidermist's skill.
King Durant, wrapped in regal robes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-26
Many Thousand Loyal Sub
jects Crowd Around His
Chariot of Ice.
The Keys OF the City Surren-
dered to Him by Mayor
Smith.
He Enters His Palace and Is
Ready for the Fire Kings
Coming.
Successful Opening of the
Third of St. Paul'S Win
ter CaPnivalS.

Beneath the blazing sun the Carnival
opened yesterday. 1t was Saltwater
day, and the Ice King. Durant. as he
was called when he formerly ruled Still
water as its mayor, and Borealis. as he
is temporarily by royal baptism, found
an enthusiastic city in Carnival attire
ready to receive him. A few Zephyrs
from the west blowing through his
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-26
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
For the Equipage
Display--The SnOwshOe Races.

Messrs. A. M. Drake, Egbert G. Han
: dy and William ii. Thurston, the COM
mittee in charge of the equipage display
from 2:a0 TO 4: 80 this afternoon, have
completed all arrangements. l.. f.
Newport, j. B. Hewitt and G. Nj. Griggs
are the committee on invitations. The
street committee will be Samuel E.Daw-
son, +. L. Frost and William III. Patter-
SOIL. and the judges will be C.. G. IL.
Smith, w. II. Bushnell and T. A. Sey-
nour. After showing the rigs for an
hour on Summit avenue they will be
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-26

driven to the palace grounds by the fol-
lowing route: Summit to Sixth, Sixth
to Oak, Oak to Fifth. Fifth to st. Peter,
St. Peter to Third, Third to Sibley, Sib-
ley to Sixth, Sixth to Minnesota and
thence to the grounds, entering the
grounds by the Robert street gate.
After passing the judges they will leave
Immediately by the Minnesota street
gate and return down Minnesota to
Third and back to Summit Drivers are
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-26
INTO THE CASTLE.
How BOreaIis Rex Took Posses
sion of His Icy Palace.

sion of His Icy Palace.
At o'clock the gates of the palace
grounds were thrown open and rush
of children in every Imaginable kind of
costume followed. The toboggan slides
were instantly besieged by boys and
girls, and an instant later the noise of
the rush and hiss of the tobOggan filled
the air. The palace was given but a
hasty inspection, SO far as the beauty
was concerned, and was then converted
into place for hide and seek. The
labyrinth afforded an excellent place
for this sort of sport, and every
corridor was filled with kids yelling
like tribe of Sioux On the warpath.
The deceitful passages and entrances
caught them ali, and he who was so
fortunate as to solve the channel
posed as an object of admiration for as
much as few seconds. About the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-26

whites. The first regular race is the
1e0-yard amateur. open to members of
nj nnesOta Carnival clubs. The next
VII bethe one-mile amateur dash. Gold
and silver medals are the first and sec
ond prizes respectively.
To-day is Commercial Travellers day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-26

THE LORD OF THE TREASURY.
and cape of silver and ermine and sash
OF blue. adorned with hOary wig
and beard. and crowned with combi-
nation of frosty down, gold and gems,
sat maiestically in his icy seat, among
warm bear robes and beneath dome
shaped canopy. upon which was re-
fiected the Northern Lights and from
which hung numerous icJcleS. This
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-26

keys of the city were handed over to
the Ice King by Mayor Smith, when the
clubs had formed in front of the magni-
iicent structure.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-26
FUN WITH PONIES.

Shetlands, Saddled and With
fSleiShs, Make Fun 70: the Pap
DOOSe Club.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

when tho hunid shadows hover
liver ali the starry aphsraa,
And the melancholy darkness
Gently Wsepn II fainy tears.
What blibs " press the pillow
" eottRx o-ehAmbor bSd,
And listen 70 the pAttsr
Of the boft rain overhead
Every tinkIs on the shingles
las An eshS in my hear;
And . thousand dreamy fanolsI
Into busy bsiHE start.
And . thousand reoollsetlous
Weave their air threads into w5of
As listen to thO petter
OF the rain upon the roof.
Now in memory comes my mother,
Aaahe used In years ARone,
To regard ner darling drelmers
Ere sue ltft them TIL the avn;
/ can see her bsndiog DER me,
ASH list to tho refrain
Whion is p aged upon tho shingles
BY the patter Of tie rain.
Then my little sO-Rph sister.
With her wings and waving hair,
Aud her star-eyed ohtfub Drothet-
A serene, angelic pair
Glide around my wax oiul pillow,
With their praise or mia repfOof,
AS listen 70 the murmur
II tho SOFT rain on the Toof.
And another comes TO THRILL me
with her eyes. delioious blue;
Aud ! mind not, muBlnN on hor,
That her hoaTt vas ali u ltrue;
1 remember but TO love hsr
Win . pasfion kin to pain,
And my heatt'B quick pulses Vibrato
- 4.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
Vote For W. j LanK.
CooMMUNIoArED.)

While others are writing and re.
writing the lives Of the different candi-
dAtes for the Republican nomination
for Sheriff, will yon please allow me
space 10 your vhluable paper to name
tina one whom think most fitted for
that honorable position, namely VIM.
j. Lank, q tried and true. hearted Re-
publican. From childhood up to the
present time he has been q Republican
Some have asked who this William j.
Lank 10. l will jutt say here that be 10
q prominent New Castle county farmer,
Hs resides on the Bitteman farm ut
Dupont Station. He resided ut one
time in the lower part Of our county,
and has been p member of the Metho'
dist Church from childhood up. He Ia
q membsr Of the HeptasophP, rs well As
the Grange. may say 81 In his an
cestry, that Is far back As the Republi.
can party goes his family have stitven
for tie promotion Of the cause OF
RspublicAnism. / have but one mole
thing 10 say, and that is thie: II the
Republicans Of Wilmington and the
county go to the polls on August and
vote for william ]. Lank they will not
have cause to regret II. Vote for Lapk
and our next Shsrif will be Rspubll
can. Vote for LAbk and our next
Sheriff will be al honeAt, upright ofIi.
Ger. Vote .or LAnk.
MILL CREeK HUNDRED.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

Tae Lt ndon Lar Get says: Many pso'
pie do net know how easily they oAh
protect themselves and their children
against the bites OF RnAts and Other In
seots. Weak caTboliu acid spopged on
the skin and hair, and In some cases
the clothing, will drive away the whole
tribe. A great many chiidIen and not
few adults are toImented throughout
the whole summer by minute enemies.
We know persons who ore afraid OF pic.
MICS and even CT their own gardens on
this account Clothing 10 an imperfect
protection, for We have seen . child
whose foot and ankle had BEEN stunR
through the stocking 60 seriously that
for days lhe could not wear leather
shoe. All this can be AVeTted, accord.
log 70 our experience, and that we be.
lisve Of many others, by earb llic acid
judioiously used. The LAfeat plan ia to
keep . solution Of the acid. The s0lu
ton should not ooBtAin more than six
or seven per cent and IL may be added
to water until the latter smells strongly.
THIS may readily and with perfect
safety be applied with sponge. We
have NJ doubt that horses and cattle
cJuld be protected In the same way
from the ftes which sometimes nearly
madden them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03


Ths following games were played
a fSilaaslphia-PhilAdslDhia p
A Eev YOrk-Nsv York. 81 Wash
Al IndiAnap,iIs-IndiAnap 81
At MISUNDERSTANDING, o. Obi
Al Louisvillo-LouiSville, 49, BAlti-
more, 9.
There was nothing the matter with
Casey yesterday.
Mcclure has received offers from De.
troit and Des Moines.
New York takes third place from
Boston. 1t was OaSey's fault yestsT-
day.
SomsthinR will drop in St Louis to-
day. WeyhiOg will oficiate for the
Athletics.
BurdoOk will plsy second base for the
Brooklyn Club.
DelehADJy and Clements each had
their fingers hurt In yesterdsy's game.
During . pTaotlce game yesterday
| morning, Captain Dunlap, o. the PlttG-
burg Club, was struck in the face with
hard hit ball and his right Jaw
broken,
viii White, some time short stop OF
the Louisville Club, has been releaBtd
by Manager Davidson, free to sign
with any Association team.
The Phillies left last night for CHI
osgo, where they play two gan eB to.
morrow. Gleason will pitch In the
morning and Buffinton in the after
noon,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03


horrid sounds up stAirs?"
Wife: "0h, that is nothing but
dear George. suppose he has lost
his collar stud again"
"That makes me feel at home" re-
marked the hangman, as he caught
sight Of coil of rope in his room at q
hotel. ut is moose sensation for
me-"
"Llsten to your wife," says a m edi
cal advertisement. "As though one
did not have to listen to herP' is the
comment of henpecked one.
The man who can buy the most with
% cents is likely to come out ahead in
the race of life. He gains on the quar-
Iter-stretch.
"And she Tilted you, did sheH" in
quired Rufus OF Adolphus. "Me deah
boy" replied Adolphus, hastily,
never use that dweadful word again.
Call 1t boycott, me deah boy-call it
1t boycott"
"G understand, Clara, that your old
beau Smythe, Is going TO marry Miss
Robinson" said Ella. "Girls often do
that when they go to housekeeping"
''Do what2" "Why, take a Hat"
"What possesses you, my dear, who
have suca an excellent husband, to
make him angry so often? Because
he always brings me present to make
peace again"
The gentleman who returned his
nelghbor's borrowed umbrella was
seen day or two ago walking in COM
pOny with the young lady who passed
looking glass without taking peep.
1t is believed they are engaged.
Dissatisfied wife: ave cannot agree;
we must part forever" Husband:
GAN right. But we must not venti-
late our sorrows through the press "
Wife: "The bare ideal What's the
use of separating then2"
Wife, to second husband: "Ah,
James, you arc so different from my
first husband" Husband: Eyes, that's
so. when you come down to the fine
point. He died four years ago and I
didn't.
Mrs. A: 81 see you have got new
servant" Mrs. b.: Eyes; l make 1t
point to get a new one every month 3"
"But that must be very inconvenient. !"
Yes; but there is nothing going on
in this town that l don't know all
about it"
Young man to messenger boy:
"What did The young lady say when
you gave her the flowersp' Boy;
'She asked the young fellow who was
sitting on the porch with her if he
didn't want some for a button hole"
New Yorker: "what fresh air you
have out herel It's so much freshe
than in New York" Farmer: "Jess
sol That's jest what 1 was saying tC
my old woman. Why amt all these
big cities built out in the country"
The experience of Naomi, daughter
of Enoch, should not be forgotten by
girls. She declared that she would
not marry any one who was not ''jusi
perfect" and she did not get a hus
band until she was 1--WE hundred and
eighty years old.
II was teasing my husband las
night, sweet, for some solitaires like
yours, and what do you suppose hi
saidp ~ can't imagine. dear What
was itPi "He said | should probably
have some by the time l am as old as
you are. "
The worst case of absence Of mind
we ever read Of was that described in
an exchange the other day, when 4
man, hurrylng for he train, thought
he bad forgotten his watch at home
land took it out to see ii he had time Il
go back for it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

6HILoH's OoUeH Euu Oonsumptiuu
Cure is cold by ua on $ guarantee. Ii
cures consumption. Sold 10y n. b, Ian
forth, oor. 2ud aud Market SL8.
sHuoH'B vITALIZER ID what you
need for Ooustip alton, Loss OF Appe.
tite, Dizglness and all symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 aud rs GENTS per
bottle. Fold by n. 3 DAnferth, cor.
2nd and Market Sts.
WILL YOU SUFFER- With Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint 5kiloh's Vita
liaer ia guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by DAnforth. Onr. 2nd and Market sits.
BLEHPLEss NIGHTS, mSde miserable
by that terrible sOuRb. ShilOh's Cure
is the remedy for yor. N. Il. Dan.
forth. corner Second and Market sis,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
The MQXiH'' Secret

FROM tho evidence given in the smoke ="
cases LgAinst imitAto's, enough mas Done to
tho surface from Texas papers TO prove thst
the g. called NJ xio 10 from q plaat rich In
albumInoids, which are the principal nutri
tlon Of tha nerves. Considering the fRot
that the nerves are the Bsst Of animal lie
and control the functions OF the body, ALd
that pAralys sod or exhaused nerve force could
not properly digest alDumsD for its own sup
port, Dr. fhom son tot about, and hoHly
did discover a hsTmleAs pi ooess for artinoiAl-
~ ttEsst,ng Its food for 1t and the proErosi
renders the alhuminoit as finely dissolved
as water or fine enough TO penetrate the
nerve circulation, which iB thirty. ono times
smhller than the SIN Al lest capillary blood
vessels, and when mixed with tho digesting
fuli the nlbumen cannot DO o0agulRtod or
precipitatod by either heAt or alcohol. Here
IL where tire s6sret lies and IA most valua-
bic one and accounts for their oureI OF par
alyaIs IL would have been better for tha
ihoxle 90. TO have allowed this fact TO con o
TO tho sucfaee before, and then 1t would not
have been NECESSARY 20 eumulato conf.
donoe 10 their goods through the lonN road
OF experience against publ, prtl1dite.
These facts that have come out viii holp 10 o
nomtany worry much, as hey show It's un.
doubted scleRtifi0 and useful basis ia q now
nol4. Iheie Do: Ied goods arc 0sst
mz2 en- 2tsW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

The pretty daughter o, Columbus,
Ohio, preacher is 10 had tx. She hes
eaten pickles until she has cwindled
FROM 200 to go pounds. She can no lon
Ger eat. Her tongue Is as dry aud hard
as piece Of leather, and her physiciAns
say that the interior OF her stomach Is
As hard aud Hmotn rs the EuIfGce OF
POLISHED glass The young lady 10 only
16 yeSrB old
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
Justice TO All.
COMMUNICATED

Some days since an It, m appeared In
your paper prejudiciAl 10 the character
Of = pnysIoiSn OF this city. Nov have
thoroughly Investigated this matter and
am happy to say that there Was not any
pbyHioIAn cOnneoted with 1t Rt ell, and
that the reports which were circulated
were also utely fAlpe all through. bt-
llevinR 1t to be o duty you owe the
public to correct all errors OF thia kind
would AK that this be given rs wide
puOlIUlty as the TumOr was.
JUSTICR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

A gentleman states to us that In
passing from this oiiy to Kennett
square that Frederick Klair, who re-
aiues near CeRtreville, has the hnesi
field of corn in the State. Mr.. KlAiI
also com menced cutting wheat lasi
Wednesday. We think some OF the
gentlemen of this city would And
pleasure In riding out TO Mr.. KlAir't
I'm aud taking = look At this corn, at
it ia hard to beat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

Complaint is made Of the rowdylsm ex
h'bitcd nearly every evening at the cor
ner of TIL I'd and Jefferson strs cts. The
police would do well to visit that section,
in order that they may ascert,in whether
it is well founded. The offenders should
be admonishsd, and IT they continue to
repeat their pranks after that has been
done they should be arrested and put ish
ed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

Twelve crates Of peaches passed
through This city last night from the
Delaware Railroad, euroute to jersey
City Two crates were from Salisbury,
three from Dalmar, three from Lsuielt
one from Brenford and ono from West
over. TheEe shipments are about ton
days earlier than the first Last year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
what a Time

i, ,,,m.rlv had, trying to swallow
eN Pr "a ,.sbIopsd pill with It's MIN Of
90 QUE yaIuly Disgusting its bitter
p's neslS vybat a contrast to Ayers
ne1s . sn have been well called "med-
ll w. enc .nngsr.plums"-tho only fear be-
q 'ea u.s. sDs Satisnts may be tempted into
y E,s ,u'i too many at a dose. But the
Eln is,on. arc plain and should DO
' | y Teller, NJ. D., Of chittenango'
:, a-rresses exactly what hundreds
/" w ST at greater length. He
w. ". " AYERS Cathartlc Pills are highly
W ,,a,.d. They are perfect in form
p'' sna,inr. and their effects are all
~ y, t tns most careful physician could
u Nv, Wv Tbey have supplanted all the
~ SaI ,,,msrly popular here, and I think
, =, he long before any other can
maJo that will at all compare with
.m Those who buy your pills get
Il value for their money"
psnfe, pleasant, and certain in
air oe.lon," is the concise testimony
Dr., George E. Walker, OF Martins
lie, Virginia.
% AYERS Pills outselI all similar prep,
atoms. The public having once used
cm will have no others. Berry
enable & Collier, Atlanta, Ga
Ayers Pills,
repaired By DrJc. AyorS Co.. Lowell, GaaA
Sold BY all Dealers In Medicine
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

Dc Sappy-I tell you, Feathering.
ton, you have the biggest head
Featherington-Aw, De Sappy, you
flattsh me, doncherenow.
De Sappy-Don't interrupt. Feath
.eringion, you have the biggest head or
your cane I've seen this season
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
OPEN FOR TIE SEASON
CHARLES KYLE,
ICE CREAM MAN,

At the Corner OF SIXTH q ORANGE
STREETS, has Opened for the season and
is prepared 70 furnish the young ladies and
gentlemen with the refreshing beverage, as
Woll as parties, balls, ptc-nios, 80. His par
lors both on the first and second floors hsys
been repapered, reprinted and Handsomely
refuEnished and every effort Will be made to
please He has nmplS machinery and can
furnish the Deet cream In the market at the
loN0sE rates. 2l5-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

IHOg sGLs-TuUD BUlLDIHa SrUNk
delivered st East Lake Park and Also
NiDth yArd ct reaso Aabio priooB. ISAAC
A TALLEY, Oafuroit ?. o., DeL
NJ B-MRson work done, and lime, sand
Ad stone furnished. ml0-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
OnAs j. "a. Beckett,

ChRs j. Ii. BeoKstt,
108 West Seventh street. Just the
place for . cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler,
OAtGWha
OlAret Punch,
Whisky
Rum
Pure liquors,
and the best cigars In the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

I OST ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
II In going frsm the Western II otBl TO
squire Monahan's Office, No. Az Shlpley
street, = ladies gold chain bracelet, The
finder Will be suitably rewarded on leavin x
II ut the N estern Hotel, le29-3le
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

8, IS or 80 gems fJr rs Osntg at Gum
m,ogs' gallery, 500 Market teas
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

. kLrT-nIUKr Ar OJK. OF TTH
1nG ANEW cd street ut up complete
v,.ala J Vlsitn store. A good chance
Ailg Saes.. MD"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

iOE BENT - THIS WILMINGTON
hlhs, lth and Madison streetB, Tor
nsUVAi, leo ures, entertainments ant
lsGSl meetings, 30 Apply 70 ARTHUR
'AIIh, n. L. Ocr.itn q ShiDlsy streets.
jos m, =, cit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

|0OR SALK-A TWO SrUEY BRlOK
houIe, No ell Monroe street, contains
Hta fco1I and hath, In nrht class order
q eli nedsrn oonVsnieneos. Apply to A
4 VERNON, a. this oiiioe, it-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

OR hENr-SrALL5,A AT THE EORTH
~ corner Of Ninth and WA'nuI SITS.
A'FEIERS, No. 923 krsnon gtrsets
i2d.6tH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

5SOR sALE--ORE Or THE OLDEST
and bssi established grocery Etere'B in
western part Of cl.y. Good reasons for
|llisg. terms easy. Address L., this
ft'. ieT.tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

tJR sALE-SE gERAL ZINE YOUNG
soiE and driving horses. Guaranteed
isprsnted. ". X. FLlHN,
JA'N Newport, Dol-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

~ hEnr-A FIRE RUOm FOR a
MSosv IN the Hardness building, 10th
e II,SSe! Sieeta. Apply 10 X. Mo-
uLI ho.eW. 10th 81. REtf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

'9OR SALE the OLD LUMBER
i from the Wetsr witch Engine House
u b" told OF puolio sale, on MONDAY,
BY sth at 3 o'ol0cg a. IN. Terms cash.
I93eSI STIDmAR & SON, AuotB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

INOR SkLE-bARaE AND SMALL
y Germantown wagons a. fair prices. Al
collection Of business wagons. W.
'AmmOhD. I'd and French ats, alO-smf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

hOR SALE-A MOE 4-HOOMEb
b hres house, near 9Th and Monroe Sts
tnCilAte pOsseS lot; prloe tTto; easy toms.
9EU, h. I, WNSEED,
B.l. elt MARKET street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

|0UR SALE Or RENr-NEW o.RUOM
\ itore ADD dwelling At Lombard pnd
sltulloy sirostF; SIS 3 montn. OHA5.
4 TlNDALL, az Il. It'll OF. is26 .oth
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

FOR SALE-sALOON BUSINESS
established q years. Central Loo tion.
lOEugcst Apply 10 J. WAllsmith, 2nd VI,
ltri House or '9S Monroe 81. J IS II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

NUk shnE.-A DUI OF BUlLDINU
MA@flAl, Consisting OF sash, doors,
hlhgt bllndA 40. Also building foI
D. lR. MARI. No. ll6 King ct. lT.tf
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iORSAJE-A FINE Q YEARS OLD
mara, work double or angle. Kind
ssllle' Address this otlos. is2O.ti
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FOR Rent.

'OR sALE-1WO FRESH COWS A
NO l. Apply at 9O6 ADAMS street. t9l 4
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7 OST BOY-JOHN l. GAN, AGED II
IL yeara. left bis home 10 this city sDOut
Goeks ago. HO IL stout OF his age has full
face, dark hair, blua eyes and wore dark
taesd suiS AIRY Information 10 regard Il
him will DO thankfully resolved. THOMAS
LOGAN, II last Trent St. i79u
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Tor Sale by all Druggists. Price % cts. per box
boxes for 05 Cts, sent by mail, postage FREQ, OF
receipt Of price. Dr. II. Sehenok a Son, Philad'A
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Fne first Of the season

Bethel, June 30, 1888.
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