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Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
The W niismson Divorce.

TRENTON ". j., April 2i.-Vlos
Ohnnoelior BIRD thts afternoon Rrsnted
. bill OF divdroa In the Williamson case.
His deoision was vigorous, scathing and
He said; 1.-The extraor-
dinnry character OF this case leads me
to observe I'd all young men and young
women that the way OF the transgressor
is hard. This 10 q shocking CASE
shocking In lite consequences, shocking
~ the comtmunity-but will, l trust,
open the ey do Of all respectable cit Gems.
Bat it must be admitted that the rsve.
lAtion OF spoh q condition OF moral
lo0seuess brIpRB shame and oonfasion
and mortihcA alton, ont Of which nothing
but good cal come. II 10 diffioult TO be-
lisve that these things oan exist 10 any
extent In any community without
undermining u II. When q community
understanda the dagger to It's homes
and fAmiliet 1t will apply . proper and
sufficient remedy. have met with
many very unhappy features In the
cor siderAtioh Of this cAse."
The Vice phRn, ellor then referred to
the crime cf malpractice which had
bean committed on the defendant. He
concluded that two acts OF adultery on
the part OF the defendant had been
proven, and that they had not been
con oaed. Hollis p. Eaton and o. X.
Beers are tho eui ty parties. He also
con victs Odutitr, CUlville and other
oorres pondehts OF nm iue intimacy with
defendant. he taid the evidence
showed an extraordinary amount OF
depravi.y oh ihs part OF Mrs W,llism.
sop, and that sne vas not proper cue.
todiau for bar ohild
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
A RncnwArd snrinr.

The cool and wet weather thAt pre-
vailed through March and up to the
present time has greatly retarded farm
operations as we'll as vegetation. In
the uppfr part OF the county only q few
of the earlier varieties Of fruit and or
namental trees are putting forth leaves.
Many OF the farmers have not yet
sowu their oats, planted their potA-
toes, and few have completed the
breaking up OF the ground for the col
crop. while the wheat zelda are not 90 o
rule very promising, and the grass has
scarcely made any growth except In .
very few fields. As consequence
many Of the farmers are finding the
bottom Of their hay mows, and are
looking forward quite anIiously for
warmer weather. II 10 usual to turn
the COWS out to pasture about the frst
Iof May, but this year there will be but
. moderate supply OF grass before the
middle OF the month on O majority oi
the. farms In this county unlsss the
weather thencsforth shall prove much
more favorable than 1t has yet been.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
n Tale Told Too Late.

A year ago prominent young son OF
Titusville, Pa, who had spent couple
| OF years in Richmond, returned to his
home and introduced as his wife q
| beautiful young woman about 20 years
old, well educated and accom- plished.
The young man had met his wife ut the
residence OF her parents, well-to-do and
highly esteemed people OF Richmond.
Onos here, the daughter-in-law ingra.
tistsd bersflf into the good favor OF her
husbands parents by her sweet disposi-
tion, womanly ways, handsome face
and charming qualifications, becomipR z
. general favoFite.
A few weeks ago the young wife be-
/ came o mother. One Of the best physi.
CLANS was In attendance, and with Q
trusted nurse pursued . course Of srsat.
ment that mystifed every one In the
house. For four days no one was per.
mitted in the room. mot even the father.
The mother WAS not SLOWED 10 see her
ofsprins, the room being kept dark on
the plea that the light might seriously
impair her eyesight. The young hus.
band hnally refused longer TO submit to
being exiled and demanded admittance
TO the sick chamber.
Then followed most startling and
hOetahbh ub uISNUNEI6u
that the child, q male, was an undoubt.
cd negro, and that the ply sic Ian's inter.
dict on the presence OF the husband dur
ing the period he was forbidden TO see
hts child was that the mother might be.
come sp@uiently strong to stand the
consequent shook.
Tho indignation OF the husband and
bis parents was terrible. Tho wife was
almost crazsd with agony and despair.
AT her suggestion her father WAS com
mupioAted with, and letter from that
gentleman In measure makes matters
plain, but In place OF removing, the
\ fearful sadness only increases IL.
Briefly stated, the answer WAS this:
Bessio, the young wife, was adopted
by them when o mere child, from an
asylum In Richmond. She grew up
beautiful, bright and amiabls. About
fonr years after the adoption the foster
parents accidentally heard that the girl
Was the child OF misoegenous mar.
Iiage. No trace Of this was Visible in
the child, who WAS ss white and beau.
tiful as any Caucasian. She had alread y
become euoh great favorite with her
foster parents that she was treated ~ .
daughter. Tho secret OF her life and
true pArentaRo was never revealed to
her until now.
The distraction Of husband and wife
10 very pathetic. Family pride and so
CALLED station will not allow . continu
anoe Of the martial relations, yet they
are deeply attached to each other. "
10 probable that home will be wrecked
and two lives bliQh sed--one that OF o
lovely and accomplished young woman
CURSED by the secret OF her birth, and
the other bright and Intelligent young
man. the victim oi y race prejudice.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
sou,augsr d Adventure in pniladelpn,a


When General George Bouianger
came to the u nittd States as one of the
Oom missionB-s representing the Rspu b.
lie OF France at the Yorktowa oelsbra
iioD, In 1881, he, with Captain Emil
LichtensteiD, HIS aid da camp, hsd
rooms at the Continental Hotel on 90
tober 28 b, OF that year. General
BoulaDger lift his watch aad mouey on
q table In hIs room, q pArlor interven.
Ing between his and Captain L,chteu-
STEMS apArt ments. At @ O'Clock the
next morning the General was aroused
bv . noise, and detected bald. head ed
William Connolly, alias "Buffslo BILL"
an expert hotel thief, with the Generals
wstch and money in his hand. Tht
General sprAng mp, seized his sword
and detained Con nelly while he arouse d
Lichtebsteih ard the hotel attaches
The latter found Connolly guarded BY
the French men with drawn swords.
Counelly was Identified by detectives
as IN old offender, aud was railroad cd
BY Judge Allie IN, receiving q sentsnc,
Il three years In the County Psison
and being required TO give $4,000 40
Guilty for his good behaviour for 1
year after " Rtd.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

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Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
:" Fan De Down on n

A Schenectady barber had among his
patrons beardless dude from Union
College, and, according to the Albany
journal, the young man had his face
shaved early every day, though there
was rot thb yestige OF beard upon 1t.
The barber enjoyed ths sport as long as
he was pald, but, three weeks hill
having accr mulated and no money to be
had, he decided to get rid OF his custo-
ner. The next time the young man
Bauntered ihto the shep and took his seat
in the chair the colored barber called the
boy who manipulated the whlsk broom,
and giving him palm leaf fan, said in a
voice that sll the bystanders could hear
"sonny, just fan de down of de young
mans chee g." The Indignant dude did
not walt 10 be shayed-nor to pay hi'
bill.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Cheering Nsws from sussex
rrespondenes Of the REPUBLICAN,.

ootrosbouuouVS oI the HhPubLIoAHs
BETHEL, Sussex Co., Del, April 81.
This county bids fair for q full crop
OF peaches. The trees are In full bloom
and Notwithstanding the cold weather
and light frosts, mono has been hurt In
this neighborhood ~ yet. There ara
large fields Of strAwb berry and black
berry rlants, and the crop looks more
prom isins than last year, especially oil
the blackberry, % many OF the stalks
prod uoed . very light Yield last year.
Gardens are numerous and forward
here. Potatoes, oorp, beans, wAtermol-
Ions and garden seedr, such rs lettuce,
radisb, cabbage and peas have been
planted and are up. Fish are getting
plenty now. Herring have been caught
in the NAnticoke river and Broad creek
( near us. ShRd are coming up the
river and have been caught within .
mile Of us on Broad creek. This town
is improving rapidly. Some six or
seven houses were built last year, and
the work has commenced IL earnest
this Epring. Clayton 9. Moore Is ro,
modelling and building additions to his
house, which, when fnishsd, will be
the largest house In the town. The
bridge 10 be built aotoss Broad creek
here is under way and no doubt will be
hnished In three months. When fin
ished 1t will shorten the distance t.
Sharptowu six miles, making It only
Ave instead of eleven. The steam ei
barrie, owned by Mr.. Horsey, 10 m ar
inR daily trips TO ShArptown from
Laurel via. Bethel. WIG.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
One on Filter.
Sunday star.

Sunday star.
"How vas eet, Meester RhoAds. dol
Wilmington peoples YES 80 mooch sheAt
of Philadelpfew In dat moosio beeAni.
nest?' asked o member OF the GermRnia
Orchestra OF the Choral Club leader on
Friday night.
"Woll, really" said Mr.. RhoAds.
b,ushing at the implied compliment,
you're very kind but hardly think
you can mean IL"
"Aeh, ysas, ysas, 1 meany every
word, for aey vas more bedder as bro
fessionsls soomdimes, and vey heau
dose Pbiladelfew peoples slreatdy."
Then, after o moments reflection and
with a merry twinkle In his eye, hi
added: "Ah, hA, now l see yuss how
dot vas. De Mayor of does city he va.
leader while dot Mayor of Phila
delfew he vas oonly Fitdlsr."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Won "a q Prlxs In q Lottery,

Captain William Il. Barclay, the pen
sion agent Rt PittbuIg, Pa, has drawn {
$500 prize from a lottery. He said
"Some timb ago purchased two hal
tickets at t5 each Yesterday wss mott.
fed that ticket No. 12,6i5 had drawn tn.
capital prize OF $3.50, 900, ard as that is
the number OF one of my half tickets an
entitled to half that amount and $25 be
sides, inaamuch as all ticke 8 ending
With the number 10 are good for Ss(
each. understand that the other half o.
the capital prize was won by five Phila
delphia mechanics. This Is The second
time have hit the lottery In year
won a S1 ,A10 p ize some months tince,
have spent about 5000 In the purchase
OF lottery tickets.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

Production of bonner

The t'tal alprOductlon of coppar in the
United States during 1887 is officially re-
ported at ID u, ,170, ,524 pounds The amount
manufactured from impor ed pyrites was
3,750, 900 pounds. Returns from con.
sumeTs show an ayersge increase In the
consumption OF IA per cent. over 1856
The use of casting copper increased 20
per cent. "The conclusion Is reached
that the copper consumption of the
United STATES has been generally oyeres.
timated, and that in 1887 1 was not
much, II any, in excess of 100 coo, COO
pounds of new ppar " Attention Is
called to the fact that the Weld In Mon.
tana exceeded that of the Lake Superior
region by over 5 900 900 pounds
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Rsgistrar,a I.eport

During the past week there were Al
births, marriages and Is deaths re.
ported to Registrar Lee, Agsinst q
deaths for the corresponding W ok oil
last year.
Causes of DEATH Convu' sions, 4; con.
sumption, heart disease, premature
birth, 3 eAob; Btight's disease, oroup
,inanitlop, Intermittent fever, septlce
mia, each.
Ages o! dscessed--Under 1 year, z
from l to 2, Q; from tn 10. q; from q
70 so. q from 40 TO 80, !; from 30 t.
! 80. /,
There were 8 still-births, 2 males and
l female, 3 white aud black; and .
premature births, both white females
Four bodies were brought here for In
ttrment and sent awsy, and / coro
ner'a case.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Yellow Fever in Florida.

WASHINGTON, d. O., April 21.-ThiS
weeks sostraot of sanitary reports Is
sned from the offise OF the Surgeon
General Of the United States Marine
Hospital Services has the following
paragraph andar n Florida heading
"a late inspection at Mlcsnopy, Plant
City aud Barlow has proved the recen,
existence of yellow fever there, and
tia several p0iats In the southern and
western portion of the Ststs ore to bi
io1ked upon ID suspioioas.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
sAys q Boy to HIS Mother.
A weather Profit.

There resides In Egg Harbor. N. J.
an old German man who has paid con.
siderable attention to the weather for
years past, thereby becoming quite a
profit on weather. He seldom misses
on his prognostioations. A gentleman
from philadelphia who was In this city
on Saturday, and who Is friend of the
old gentleman, gave the writer tha fol.
lowing predictions for tha next forty
days: From April 20 to 28, warm and
cloudy; 29 rain; then good weather
until Ray 3, upon which date 1t will be
cold; May 4. thunder storm; 5, cool; 8,
heavy froats; from to 25, cool al
hights; 20, raw air; 20 and 30, cloudy;
81, frost and windy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
annual meeting,

The Womsn's Home Missionary 30
oi'ty of the Wilmington Conference will
hold theis annual meeting ct Grace NJ
Il Oharoh next Thursday. The session
will open 81 10 so q. m, and lunch VII
be served In the church ct neon, Dur
ing the day the annual reports OF the
auxiliary societies and executive board
will be read and othsr business trans
acted. Mrs. Mathews, missionary n
Castle Garden, New York, will be pres
ent In the evening and speak on th,
work ct her mission. 1t ie requested
that full representation of all the n
Il. Churches shall he present.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Engaged at Once,

s3edy m an Are you the manager
OF ihe OCCIDENTAL Variety Ttoups2"
"Yes, sir :"
"Gan yoh let me have a job?"
don't know What ia your sne
cialts 2"
NJ am lightning change arti.t -
" here did you have your expert.
TN the weather department at Wash,
inRton." - " 500
Report for duty this eyeping
please"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Hadaen Change.

Yes, Joue, is rich-a wealthy man
Ofthat I'm very sure,
Although he tries the best he can
To make boiiove he's poor.
Yes, s NTH 10 poor and to dc cbiye
He tries his utmost, 100;
He tain would have the world bollevs
That he iB we'll to do.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
A Mistake.

The item that annaarsd 4, tbasa ool.
ninn nnn on taturday In relation TO . gun
Galk Guk oon!ast for kes of bser between
Harry Kibnle, was % wi,sn,t HossS suRSs.,snn anu
no such cnniss, h.ri.' .Iunuss.on'
Tho nattsr was ~ s.ns anl, sehen liAoe'
reporter as n inbs hn. ppes.s, he s given @ ene
such joke q. oN' No uoos aoe IKE
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Hare Genial Weather

.,,rsd ant the lsd!es for spring shop
" w. 'Vsn me- eommendAble effort OF each BE-
|png, sroy where TO get the best IN style
" srsiity at the least price, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
shor tags of winter wna..

The NoEthwestern MN,
tion OF Relate oha tniliet says lniotma'
of the m pntb p',,s onalaeter al this stage
winter WI eat hnlt a at ,ne ehartage in the
$4,000 ,OoQ busbp,. a. ss iaom lS,eOO,000 to
preceding crop 80 eoln pared with the
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

RfOk sALE-HAvINa KEN rED MY
~ place, have for sale at low price n
good work mare, two-no 80 wagon and har-
ness, 1870 bean Doies, usoi one season; seed
drlli, ontting box, plaehiue for crushing
corn. Will grind cosrss or fino; several thou.
eesd not ped ginHs 5ne; 1 aermsptoWn
wagon, strong and we'll made, will trade
Tor dinerent carriage and pay the differ.
enoe ~ caeh; platform soaleB and several
other srtioies for sale at q low price as have
no use ior thsm. WM. REYNULUS.
AAi ~ Now CASTLE Roads.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23


from alum:
Kenton, Davis,
Silver Star, A. &P.
Forest Cit5, HenEls,
One Spoon, Ne Plus Ultra,
Patapsoo, Enterprise.
Empire, Cant Be Beat,
Gold, Eureka,
Veteran, IuternAtionAl,
Cooks Bavoriss, Puritan,
Bun Flower, Albany Favcrite,
Jersey, Golden 6heaf,
Buckeye. Burnett's Perfect,
Peerless, BtAte,
Grown, Silver King,
Wheeler's, Welcome,
Carleton, Old Colony,
Gem, Orystzl,
scioto, Centennial,
Zlpp's Crepe CRYSTAL Gem,
tteo. Washington, Windsor,
Fleur de Lis, Sovereign,
Feather Weight Daisy.
There are doubtless many other
brands OF alum baking powder besides
those SO far examined and named by
the authorities Most OF the baking
powders sold In bnlk, by weight and all
sold with q gift or present, are said 10
be Of this description.
Prof. WI ley,s hsmist In Chief Of the
Department OF Agriculture Ut Wash.
ton, u. u, sAyt: "Ths use OF alum In
baking powders In large quantity, in
place Of other acid saltt, should be pro
hibited by law"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

L1Ok bALE-A GOOD BAY MARE. 7
y years old 1tx hands biKh, sound ~
and kind, will work In single or dou. Es4N
Die harness, fearless of svexytp ing, oan Be
driven BY lady, whi road from 8 to 10
miles an hour. Dan be seen at stable on sth
bisok smith shop. alA n
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

..ns see our Fine Grtsou KID Button
". ~ s,xitle sole, with perfectly smooth
~. @ No tasks TO burt the feet or
Srsad 70 coil the stockings.
, =, 4 .,o coll for O.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

EoR RENT-sIX ACRES OF LAND,
with house, stable and carriage house,
near Greenbank station. Apply to WM. q.
Fish Err. 500 Market street. ab-tt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

E0R SALE-sEvEN ROOM HOUSE,
= all clnveniences; furniture n wanted; =
bargain. Reason for sellinE, am leaving town.
y. GIBSON,
nH-eod-lmf 800 West Tenth street,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

| xNOR RENp-THREE KOOMS; HEAT
" and gas and privilege Of bath. Apply
| at 1911 Market street. alau
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Lamps, No. IL &c. 7th, nsAr King.
FROST In virginia.

Frost in Virginia.
DANyILLE, Va, April 81 -Ther,
was heavy frost here last night ant
the ground frszs. Fruit and EARL
vegetables suffered considerable dam
age.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

EtOR SALE-A SOkREL HORSE
y coming years old; wsrks single or
light wagon, cheap. Address "W," this
ofhos. mhTtf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

0vOK sALE-l BHASS TABLE, l GEN
= tlsuRn's chair. l desk. ! bronze lamp,
! ebony table, q lot OF pictures, from Earle
d sons. Also lot OF otii Q pictures, pedes.
tal oxtontfon table. Addrery T. Il. a., this
office. n2i.2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
BARGAINS TODAY AGAIN.
BARGAINS TODAY Ae iAIN..

Another quick and busy Saturday.
what pleasure it Is to sell dependable ct othingl
Ihe sales were large. Encouragement for Il ne Verv
Best Clothing showed in every buyers face.
u Our best advertisement of Wanamaker Brown
Clothing Is to be found to-day the backs of our cu
TONERS.
We got the money for it, ahi they saved heir dol
lars besides.
The Bargain Room on second floor was " ,oueb, for
sharply 1t isn't empty yet.
Sac 90 Suits selling there for $500.
$1,000 Suits selling there for $3.50.
$500 Suits selling there for $1aoo.
$3.50 Suits selling there for $1,000.
Nothing to pull the prices down except hat the lots
aI SINAI. 10 clear mem out quickly we pu the spur OF
The house full OF very large and gen erous lo.s s
our own manufacture. Its goodness and IL q prices are
sufficient protection against its being copb d. Hundreds
of styles in Spring Suits.
Spring overcoass at $40; SILK lined, nd that ct as
f custom-made, $25.
Its golden time for Boys and Child ren's cothuo-
We never had as handsome, stylish sur to fit
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

Try Walton's milk biscuit. Seven Il
and rAtphll.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

NOR REHT-TWO PLEASANT THIRD
II story rooms with or without board, at
8tb TatnalI ttreet. a1D ota
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

~ delivered at East Lake Park and Alec
IN Mtnth ward at reasoa oaabis prioes. ISAAC
.. ALLEY, Oarcroft p. o., bel.
y. B-Maaon work done. and lime, sand
and stone furnished. mletf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

VHOR RENT THE TAKEE-SrORY
q brick dwelling No. 1914 Psunsylvania
avenue. GOOD location and reasonable rent.
RlB o. cod HEALD a %.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

THOR SALE-.oR ExuaAN8E. YUK
u city property, small place Of or 4
aorea. stone house. barn and out bpildIn q a.
miles from city; Gloss TO railroad Ptati5n
Apply to q. W. MoOAULLEY, No. ll2l
W. Bth str Get. ia7taz-tI
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

eoa2n candy Al EsrEu IONS, uE.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

TO LET = A HOUSE SOY VAN
L Buren street, . rooms with bath. All
modern i'm provements; rent reasonable. APP
ply On premises. alo-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

WANTED-A BOY TO LEARN
- carriage painting. Apply at COOL
lNG,S carriage Factory. Fourth and French
htreets- a20 ;ee
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Wahssu.

p" ANTE e D-OoOKS, CHAMBER.
w maids, help for hotels, Restaurants
aud lor private families. lntelligcnse ot1,e
for Ensiish and dermsn, NO los UraB 40
hFoet ml6-eod-lmE
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

NtOk SALE OR ExOHANa E-oNE OF
= thosa new houses At Ttn and Vanfiuren
streets, the best located In the fauare. and
will be sold for $500 less than cos, on easy
terms. WILLIAM j. FISHER.
sls-oodot 8a2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
ALUm BAKING POWDERS.

a List OF Those most Rreminsnt Sold
The following are the names Of some
of the bakinR powders published by
the public authorities 80 being made
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

E0R SALE--THE HOUSEHOLD OF
- Faith building on Tstnal street betwe. n
IN and sth SITS. Price low. terms easy. Ap-
glX Ply Y JSo. 4. DAVIS. N. L. LICHrEN-
bTElN. Ia80. I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

LNOR RENr-A FINE RUOM FOK A
Il society In the Hsrkness building, 10th
and Market streets. Apoly TO h. no
UAULLY, No. W. 10th st. at-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

ss,,e our Fine PARA Kid Butsol
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

:" WOMAN WHO Is A
w god cook and laundresJ to Call at
1'2s Van Buren, street. AL eta
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

"ANTED-A GOOD FARM HAND
w Albo man and wife to work on
farm. apply at BROWNS store, Front and
Market streets. huBERT PORTER. 2i2t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

w WANTED.-ANE ENERGETIC AND
w active man t1 canvass and collect,
Apply at 7o4 Market St., End floor. a2l-lmt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
For Rent.

NOR REST-2 SMALL FARMS OF IL
z and II scres respectively, in Uhris-
asn& Hundred, sboas Q miles from Will
mington; good buildings; rent reasonable.
rHOM as X. LALLY. 600 ID arkst st. N-u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

ESOR SALE.-A LOT OF BUILDING
Il Material, consisting OF sash, doors,
noldinSs, binds. 40. Also saildinx for
teaA j. X. M AHR. No. llo King st. 1T.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

ps kangaroo KID Button Boots
North s;75; our price s..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

WYArrEiI--To PURuH ssE, A MILK
Wv route OF from rs 10 100 quarts. ~Al.
dress J. .,this offioe. AL .6A
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

00R SALE-ABUUr FIFTY OR ONE
II hundred pounds Of good rops for truck.
erd and hnosstefs use can be had cheap. BY
applying at onco &C this otfice a20 ets
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

NOR SALE-LARuE AND SMALL
II Germantown wagons at fair pr ices, All.
90 q collection cf business wagons. W,
HAM mOrD. Id and French sts. ale-smt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

WYANTED-ONE OR TWO PERSONS
w to occupy front rool, Of tOt srenoh
stfeet.- t.-~e->>> Rie Jas
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
gorth 81; our price IS.

In, Glu7e.top Button Boots,
| Worth 81; we are selling
tor So.