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Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
ninnan., hean,nR.

The program of the Dickens readings
st the Masonic Temple, on Wednesday
evening. is as ioliowt: Pagt 4. David
CoppeTfeld.
Chap. 1.-The cid beat on Yarmouth
sands. Pegsotty's household. Intro.
duction Of 5teerforth. Hsn'a court
ship. Coming events cast thei; shAd-
ows before.
Chap 3-ElIeht OF lite Emily.
who's the mAp2" Mr.. Psgsotty's re-
solve.
Chnp. S.-Over bead and ears in love
with Dora. DAVid'o proposal. House.
hold troubles. The child wife.
Chapt 4.--hr. Ps2Sntty's wander.
liags How li,tic EuIy sent bin
money. His solitary journey through
she Stow.
Chap. 5 Little Y n'ly found. Bresk .
ing tie news to gaul. The great storm.
Death of KAN Ia sEtein ptlug 20 cave
sleeriorih. Body OF Enby's berayer
fourd iyirg IL tho a.nd, with his
Ii sad 1pon nus arm, AZ have often seen
hin he a. school"
Pars IL BArdsll Us. PickwIck.
Great trial for bfench OF promise,
The verdict, Eud views Of Mr.. We.lei
on Ahbls.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

PRESIDENT CoRBIN OF the Reading
RAilroa Com pany has donated S2O, 600
to be dlstrl bused among the most needy
aud deserving OF the S1huylkill miners
who have been on the strike. Their
are no doubt many persons who will
say that this Wss done with an obisot
in view, bat As We have doubw In the
matter, We are Inclined to give Mr..
Corbin tbs beneas, and think that the
gl;i WAS through pure and uneeifish
motives. As suoh II Is . generous and
eonsidara,e Offering, and no matter
what the motive may be THAT sctuAsed
Mr.. Corbin, It is certain thAs ths
money will be the mesns OF relieving
the suffehugs OF many families. ABIDE
from this, Il may Also be productive ol
q better feeling between the corporation
and i.s employees, that will tend in
gres: measure to prevent hasty aotlor
on the part OF either in The future.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
rho Killng Of capt. whi,ehurst.

BALTIMORE Feb. II The killing Of
Captain WhItehurst. by shst fTcm the
oyster police sl1oF Fsly on Sunday
mornipg, III OheG2psake Bay, has
created much indigestion among the
oyster drSdgtrs IN Bs!tiUoFe. TIE
dredge boat Albert Nichols, Of whicI
WkiteauIsi was c9pt1lD, wa' dredging
In tae ptght, which is contrary 90 lEw
and on Eaudy P0ict, whtch 10 forbid
dsD Rgouud. At Anuspolts 20 day the
jury or iuquest returned verdict taat
"W h .tchufst came to his death ty a
gun sEo5 wound, bu, i. WAS impossible
10 say who fired tie shot," Tns drtoLtr
RHd oyster boat cgneTs yesterday Ip
pointed a oommittee to inquire WHISTLER
the police boats ars au,horized by con.
stitutiouGl lava 10 dest oy tA5 lives l!
iDoffeEelve drec caTs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Ilouo- Men Getting Desperate,

II. GREENWICH. L, L Feb. Ala
wAe hs4 bsen wsXsl for some time past
against the liquor sellera here by tho
Law aud Ofder LeAR1e, the head Of
which war The Rev. U. W Still, of the
Baptist Church. Messss. Gt.il and Allen,
actipg az constahles, have made several
seizures Of liquor lsiels aud have been
threatened with viOlenoe Saturday
might Mr. Allsn found g large qusntity
OF ar.euic in his we'll, but IN time u
prevent serious results. On Sunday /
dypamits cartridge Was exploded oil
his steps, but, owing to the Ignorance
or those who placed 1t there, ltttl
dsms2s wSs Done. Ca Sandey Mr.. Sal
In bis strmOD, resigned hts ministry II
order to tec5ure against intemperanoe
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
rhs Rnrnont.ns Mn.ontin.

LEwEs, Del, Feb. 20,-Fhe batken.
tine Nascotte, Captain Blck,ey, with
sugar from Pernan buoe TO tais place
for orders, which went EshoIe Iu tie
lot. instant ort-quarter mile north of
Rehol1lh l!fe ravtnX stttiou, hhs teen
Company. A steam puDp wAs plaofl
aO0Lrd 1S.h instant, but up 80 date Ess
not accomplished Anything. The vessel
is eoven yeare Old, bu'iG at G7s6prort,
1. l anu well constructed, Rod seema
70 leak Gniy under the beams on toe
port eide, and plsnk shara slightly
stArte5, which Is the off sLote aide. Ii
sac is properly managed she can be
gotten uii IN tHU or three DAYS.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

Sinos alr rIfiss have become 30 oon-
non, there are hundreds Of them iu the
hands OF boys, who have not the slight
est idea OF the danger OF shooting
when and where they chcose. Lsss
than q week ago o good siEsd boy pass
ed along street In tho eastern psri OF
the city with IN air r6 ), shooting 81
every sparrow that happened to come
within range, and caring but h!tie
where the bullels went, 60 thai be nc-
com pllshed his purpose OF killing the
birds. We are informed by . gun
smith, thst these rfiss will carry ball
TO do execution, from twenty-five 70
one hundred yArds. according 10 the
size OF the cartridge used, and there
fore they are dangerous and deadly
weapon.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Annual Meeting,

T1-laY the annual meeting Of the
Mar lgnd Association OF the New
Jerusalem Church aud tho ms:ylend
Now Oauroh Sunday Sohoo' Union be
gins, az ,he pisoe % worsbtp OF ths Will.
mington Boclety OF The New jerusalem
Church. TIE session will lsst two days,
William II swift viii preside and the
following 10 tie program arr.nC@G,
commeGC n2 at 80 this evening.
AEnu,l address by TIE Rev William
l.. WorcosteT Of Philadslntia; subject
"a iaptsd tesobiug" Bhort Address oG
the general subject Of Sunday schools,
opn, ed by the Rev. Thomas A. King o!
Baltimore; pubject, The Doctrine d
Rem.ins IN Sunday School WORT"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
ON THURSDAY. MARCH 1877, 1883.
st 10 O'Clock. y. m sharp

II hcSi OF horses aud colts
n -, l. ck Nupn con, hay stallion. sired
by Mcnowrll's Napoleon, dam an Ethan Al
No. ,, Fanny Gilpim. hay mare bred by
John B. lleyborn, has pedigree. and iH foa,.
No. 3. Lady Martin, htark mare, lne style,
good driver, In foal by Mack Na2Slcon.
No. 4. Blossom, black m.re, great rad
ster.
No .. Fancy, bay mare, Yeas oil. sized
by Mack hspuleon. dan + uay GIiIm, good
Nork,r or driver.
so. g Carrie bay mare 5 years old, full
sister - Fancy, gOCd driver, hatlgs5 ~
locomotive. Has rot II IN .. so,
No. 7. Charlie, hny horse : yHHrI old full
Ornthtr 10 Carrie, good driver ur worker,
No. s. louis Ma OleEn has stall lon ye-rs
old, sired by Mack kapO con dam fanny Gil
pin: hr Is ry shapely anh promising.
No, ., Bay e 1t - montHs old, brother to
No, 10. Bay colt % months. sired by Mack
Napoleon.
| No. u Bay colt 10 months OLD, sired nv
| Ma K Sapoi IN, dan Fanny Gilpin
seven head Of earle, COWS, heifers, 2
! steers, gaui t3orol lEhbrtd bull, lot of
2 buR2lcs. liSht track, II ade by John W.
] ieeNc; village cart, track sulky marx at
wagon. carriegi pole, sleigh.
Farming iuplCmgnts-2 wAgHn1, hay rig
\ gireB. lisht siccl franc Osborne binde-, !
| ~. CUT N ,wcr, rakcs, plnas, h .r.Orts End
J tculiiNaturs, Ji-iOot laiarr. rATGogs / set
ot double harness, sets al sinylr, rubber
! noun cd; . sets with pia.u mounting, / -rt
s. ge ha'hcHs, pl w gears collars, hi les
thaltcrs etc Also halr Interest Of u actt ui
iwhraf In ground,
Terms Al suns Of S2j and u der, cash: all
over iha amount acr ait of months iii he
[Ply u on purchaser riNi "a hsnkAhlc note
Twin nm approved enlors +. " NOT nAIl whe n
l rAAlhL RI II y.
l l.. w Stidham son, AUr-8 fj-itd 7tw
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
- - . ~ss
rsn0 kcutf aIInft

Levi O. Bird, Esq., eCmmencsd the
olosipg argument ter the piAin:if in
tho Harrigan case as Soou az court
opened ST 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
~ d did rot copclude Until IL o'clock
when the jnTy, empAueltd on tho CAGE,
we.e discharged Gn,il 10 o'ciOck this
10 oTning.
A Jury was then drawn TO try tha
cRee Of Thomas NJ. Weir w. the l.. W.
Bell Manufacturing Company, with
Bradford and VandegIlft for the plain
t!8, aud Henry u. CouIad, ESQ, for tha
defendant.
As soou ss tie jury was sworn they
were discA argsd until 10 o'ol1c1 tl,S
morniog, and court adjourned until
the aamG time.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
THE FAMILY SH0Il .ljUSE.
William II. Ba1cOck,
No. SOC MARKET ST., AB9yI 10,
Wilmington
bee HivE:,"
900 Market SIast

A FEW special EBYN
To shake up the DRY bons
among ths GossameIes. WI
Offer you 100 OF the dollar aadl
half kind, perfect, ana eg;q|
way right al 90 cents can
Now for fun in wrapping thta
up quick.
A few words about .hIt ldd
Hamburgs that created such a
stir. We are slashing ;leaE
fast. Also a big drive IL La:n
Laces, from lc. 4 yd. up to i&
Now is the time 20 buy Mus
Inns and Sheetings. We arc
prepared to sell you many
makes as low as ever, njtglh-
standing the large ass2rlmsnt
We are selling Table LintnS,
Towels and Napkins at pncs
that astonish ourselves for cheap
ness, ard ask you to elieialy
inspect them.
II you have any desIr, to see
and buy Ladies and ChldTen'
regular made English and Ger
man Hoe, examine our new
stock. Black, coloIs and sTipeu
lat Is cents pair.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
coed Pricfs.

L w. Stldhsm & Son, auction eers.
colo o public sale for Is Frsnk Duncan,
near Natshalltnn. on Monday, horses n:
$92, $40 $40. Sl7s S9l7 90; . year old
colt, $S5. cows, $50 50, S4j, &c, S3g,
t5l, S3i, s4a. S5E, b4i $50. $50 ~ sac 30
Sili acreage for tho c1Ns Si5; ehoa.p,
,915,. psE pound; pigs, s. 30 eaoh !;
Ionlckeps, 81 10 per pair turkeys, Sl.sO;
po.ataes, Too. per budhel; oa:s, $50. per
bushel,
l. W. SudhAn b Bon, auolioneers,
sold at public sale for David Klair.S
Osntrevilis, on Monday, ho1sc- ,,s ;Sti
Sl4j, sl45. Sl70, $3.50; q AZ Siio
sll6 $3.50; cowsI So saflinE ootIs ss
, corn, CO., per busnei; farming inpls
ntrtR as snt!sfacSeIy prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1888.
A coRREspoRpEnr, who signs .

A coRRKsPoRpEHr, who stsns es
"rruIh," seems TO think that our com
raepts q lew days since on the way
young LAwless was treated after he
was Injured, were Ibjust, and assigns
~ . reason Why Ne WAS net taken 10
the Hon G pAthlc Hospital WAS because
none Of tue slAff Of physloians connect
ed with that Institution had ever per-
formed . surgical operation. In speak
ing OF the matter We were disposed to
be perfectly fslr, and said rs No thsn
ehoushi and still .hink, that there was
not one OF those who had young Law
less in charge that ever thought OF the
hospital. But the allegation made by
our correspond deat Is deserving Of seri.
Gus consideration, As 1t Is csioulated to
impair the usefulness OF an institution
from which the public eEpeo, much
good. We oAnnot help thinking that
"Trush" is IN error IN this matter, aa
ne know OF surgical operations that
were performed a. the hospitAl attach
ed 10 the Eon g. 1ashio College ln Phil
sdelphiA years age. To the best OF our
kno Nlsdge thsre hiss always been q
hospital conneo,ed with that college
where surgery Was not only psacslced,
bat tho students AlSo instructed In It's
mysteries. This was one OF tho PuT.
poses fer which thai adj Ut to the COL
iege vas essstisbed, aud II Is TO say
the least, very sIran ys that suoh beips
the c,se, nen should be shovel v
gradual without q knowledge Of sur
gerry. We Ere positive shat at leas
some Of the physlolAns connected witt
the new H3u n 1sthlo Hospital haV,
diplomas, Ss gtLdua,es In surgery
hanging In their o&Je, which Is suth
Client to prove that during theiE o0llsg'
cAIe,r they mus! have been present, ant
Assis.ed with sargiosl operations, poSsi
bly, eondlo,s1 them themselves. Ever
f as charged by "Ttuih" these mei
have never performed m Anpu.AtioI
since they graduated, II seems to u
that as they understand how 10 do Il, /
voald have been better 10 have PLACED
thAs unfortunate young man ind
their care, thsu TO have dragged hiE
around for three long weary hours, ani
We believs tbs; he wond have bssl
tRken TO tie Hog o. oAthi, II IS pital hAt
those In charge OF him thought o, II.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
w.n,.dat Delaware civ.

Tho Delaware CITY News says !:
"Havlng learned that tue Baldwin
Locomotive UompEuy contemplated re.
moving ihelr extensive wOths from
Philadclph,s, aud that the company is
prospecting !or an available location,
mt erlng OF the Citizsns OF thig city
was he'd o. the hrs oJm Dapy's apsrt-
N snls last Monday evening 10 take
tIeps off ring iuducom sats to the Bald
win company 10 locate taeir factory at
this point. Several Evsllshe titts
were spoken OF, and Il WsB suggested
by several public splrltsd oitizAns that
the sites be offered 10 the company grA'
tuitously. To this end cDnmltLee
consisting OF Msssrs. .OaArles jefferson
| Eugene Reyhold and L SAller, was
app inted 10 consult different property
holders. Msrsts. Georgs B. MONEY,
James A. Muliigan and Charles @.
Ash. warO appointed n committee to
visit Pbils1elphi,, interview the Bald.
win company and lay before it ihe
many advantages and Inducements
offered BY Delaware City. These gen.
tIemen took the esrly train Tuesday
mCrning for PnilBdslrBia, and viii re-
port 81 meeting TO ba held on Friday
eysuIbg next"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Lonton soryIce az - Audrew,.

In s.. Andrews Church during Lent
the services will bs held as follows:
Sundays, 10 30 a. In. and 40 p. N ;
Tuesdays OF ., m. The Tuesdsy ssr-
vice will DO as foiloHe: February 25,
the Rev. Isaac GlOsuu; March 8. the
Rev. Daniel al. Bttet; March 13, tho
Rev. J. 8. Stone, ID. D; March 20, tho
neV. j. u. GrSCimer, d d. On Good
FrLay, March 80. 1920 a. m. Every
dag IN p sston Week a. 4.S0 p. m
April !, Ester Gay, m orning, holy com.
mouion; evening, unised seryice OF cor-
q Ka.lon Sua Su lday school.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
pat.n py rhc,r uomrad es.

WINNIPEG, Manitobs, Feb. 10 Rev
W. SteLdlove, a missionary, bas Ieaoh
I'd this place from north OF 81 sRa0zi0 o
river, 9hsrs he has been for nine years.
His journey down tooR nearly tErse
mOaILs From Peace rivor Ea heard o,
cssod V here Iudiaus Bad died Of stnrvB'
ton ana had been eaten By their com
radts There III iuueh feblin2 became
Toe GovoruneLt at O.saRa has taken
no noucs 0t the destltus;0r o. tEe8e In
dtans, repeatedly DtcusAs 10 liz Gtten
lion,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

The New York 5nn makes q eeriouu
charge agtinst the Congressional O3m'
mitsee that has been investigating The
osuses OF the T. aiding strike In alleging
tina. they wsre oon.pired with the
worst elsnen. OF Wall street 10 depress
r aiding stock. There i5, we believ- 4.
nothing further for The compn' IN
attend to Ia rai.'ien 10 tbs e:r' "a. an,
I. ersiore IL might bs we'll e Nom /,
daFo.e .eme OF their vA'dAb's Una II
IN n7s.t'sat!rE tia cdaiD oI tbas
charged, hnd ralr.dns thor I, lhe,
ca. These ch',.gas, II mast Os reneri
herad, are made by sumocrAli
pafer, And ,he:e'ora 1t zast be II
fsst't 'HA' 'hars aro COOL Eraunds =,
tha a, srd e u II no admitted that II
mSrnsr "a WHOA Tho tnvestIeAtion v,
rnydGa'ad EAs srhietgut u lead q
mai ltisy Of the ? op.a 10 believe th'
lktte 10 come trr N In the matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
wAAAmAKER's
PHLADHERurA. Tuesday, Fob. 2l, lsss.

PHtLAnHLRHIA, Tuesiay, Fob. ri, 1855.
The special lot of German
Tablecloths and Napkins
opens fully up to standard
Quality, color, weave, are
right No drawback any
where. The Linens limp
only in the price. They 60
very lame there. Take one
size: Cloth, plump, yards
wide and full 25 yards long,
with knotted fringe, - plain
fringe Napkins to match,
$3.50 for the set. Last
week price tor the same
quality was IS, and the
profit. margin was very mar
row at that.
Sets, knotted fringe,$2 70
to $3.50.
| Sets, plain fringe, So to
i$3. 60, according to size oi
cloth. Cloth separate from
Napkins W h e IL desired
Bleached white, with white
lred, blue, or gray and shrimp
borders; some mixed cream
land olive all over.
Southwest OF centre.
| Ribbons. The hum of live.
lily business at every part ol
the Ribbon counters; it IL
Iloudest where the surprise
Hot of Velvets, Satins, Gros'
grains, and Moires are being
Igrabbed for. Take one sort
1.-The 2 inch Satin and Velvet
Ribbons, picot edge. In al
the seasopable shades, anc
are especiilly adapted iol
trimming Summer dress fab
ilrics, such as printed Chin;
. .ISilks, Indias, and surahs
lsateens and the like. Th'
tcommon price TOR these Rib.
E lbons is 45c; this lot l5c.
i More than a dozen cthel
: styles and widths in half
! hundred coIorings at proper
tionateiy low prices.
East Transept.
Six windows a.spafkl,
: with so cent Necktics S
r Scarfs, I e C K s, Four-in
= Hands. The silk and thr
lining and .he making az
Iaway above the usual s.
cent grade. Newest idea
9 Iof leading makers. This wi
: lbe a red-letter week TO
, Necktie buyers.
Both ends of the store.
/ Broken assortment. Tha
> knocks a third from tn
! price Of 1000 pieces of Fin
i Havilard China. Flowe
= and leaf decorations Mea
Z p | a tt r S, plates, cup
Iand saucer, etc. No covere,
Idishes.
!. Near Junifer and Market streets Co
bl per.
Il Decorated Chamber Set
III Ceiebra; ed Doulton War,
y Elaborate ard striking d.
!. 5 i gns. 3 colors-browl
sI pink, blue. $40, with slo
. jar,
,s Another little lot Of tt
ID Decorated English Chamb'
% Sets at SAYS, with elop jar.
Basement, northwest of centre.
JOHN WAHAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21


1T IS sAID that unless OoRxss.s
nd jpt, President Olevsland's frse trade
policy, and enAoio law In accord snes
wi.h T., his will decline $ rsnnminailou
bui As the fa;. OF his anxiety to again
become tSs Standard bearer OF hls parry
10 90 we'll knaWa, this Is diff ;ult 10 be.
aiass. F2l lAS pur2,'9 q SECURING q
IenouInalo Ion Nj, 6,eyslAId has Ehr5 sh
everything else aside, and directed lis
bss. eff jrss toward that purpose during
his euHrs I'D dnlnisIAtlon. Nothing
Shat he copld d. has been let's uud lna
to create = SOLID SJusb, and rs even
went 80 for in this d!g3oioa IA to In.
suls every loyal Dau In the N nth By
ordering The r5tusa OF the rebel ba..ls
hAg', and placing "a uGre32nstruoted
s9ossSioDist on the bench OF the s..
pfeme Court. A. he has plsyed gu b
derpsrats gIme 80 far, 1t IL sSarssly
TO be behaved that he lutends to qui,
the fl3'd now, vheihsr or not Congress
40 9 on his policy Of destroying A rsr.
io'u Industries.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

At the length of H." And go II Is with
the bills OF our good friends, the doctors.
Numerous cases are cited wherein those
suffering from protraeted ailmenis such
as rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago and
sciatica, after many years OF unAbated
suffering, have spent varied small Tor
tunes ranging from five, ten, fifteen to
30 thousand, dollars all in vain. Then to
to be finally and efectually cured by ~
acobs Oil (price fifty cents per bottle,
with full direction in eleven languages
and to be had of every druReist), Is
striking illustration of long and short
hauls. These cases are all OF them veri-
fed and are died among the most valuable
testimony to the virtues Of this sovereign
cure. One of the most remarkable cases
of this kind ia the following: The New
| York Morning Journal publishes the fol
lowing remarkable event: MRS +. g.
Kellogg, living at 80 East Seth street, in
this city, was partially parAlyzed by being
poisoned, as alleged by . servant. ehe
lay for seven days in colvulslons, and al
though she employ the best medical
skill, her cased bsiiied their best en-
deayors One physician after smother
was engaged and discharged, until seven
different doctors bad tried to cure or hell
her and failed. She epent tour weeks al
q Health Lift, but her case remained 8
problem which could not be solved. Sh'
was unable 70 leave her bed and wal
as helpless as a child, not being able tt
use her hands. Her body was III o para
llyzei coudi ion and her death was looked
for at any time. Salves, ointments, 10
tlons, plasters, and IN fact nearly every
thing Indorsed by the leading phsrma
cisls, were tried until her case was glver
up as hopeless. AT last, reading OF th'
wonderful cures credited TO the use OF th
celebrated St.Jacobs oil she was indncGt
to try lottle as an only hope. She be
gan 10 improve from the time the first ap
/ p'icAtion was made BY the continued
use Of this Great Remedy for Pain, Mrs
Kellogg has completely recovered"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
IIo was so:ry.

"Young man," he said solennly,
"are you entirely satisfied to smoke
those body and soul destroying cigar.
cites? Does not feeling OF sorrow,
minui,,,, With regret, come over .,.
at times?"
YES, sir, y replied the young man
with emotion, 81 often (puf) feel sorry
that can (pufI) only smoke one At a
time.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Rtli o'elos sk o. m.

G,~ ehead'of WORK or drlvirg hors;s and
no. Beia, iron gray. . years old, Is
hands hiSh, with iosi, VII woIE Aryw here.
hes bcen criveR hy ladies', not AFRAID OF
stOaip, and good driver.
Ho.2 DsiEv. lay mare, years old TX
hands hiJh, will work any where, not AifAiu
OF stelm and good driver.
No. 8. SaD, DIsck horse, . ytrr1 old. 10
hands hish, will work ans wnefe, has been
driven by q lady. and q good traveller.
RE. 4. Lick biRek hCrse, Q yoars oif, "a
hs nj, nigh, and wOfE anywhere, extra goe4
work h ree.
no. !. Charley, sousI hor;s. II hands
high, VIII vo'k anywhere
No 0. Bay colt, coming 1 year cid, o'
good stock
with CAVES by their tides Ard oth7rs spring
crF; tulI, Duthum o.. ok, cluitus 3 years
years old; 20 head Of good snoats and fouf
boAgs.
Farming RpIemenls a farm wagons,
nav Cham Dlon lRIm wagon, hay riggtpgs,
0no new; spring Eugou', good CO now;
GORE antown car isEo in good Otdel;2 2 donr.
b0rnA iuet boon done up; tip buggy, no.
top, l cart. sots 0f wsgVn haEntss, gO2d
sets Of double carriage hnraegs. 2 gets Of
heavy single haraeEs, britl 5. c)llafS, hat
| ters brittle ard eRddle, l Champion b 'hdeT,
run orc Tc9T; Ohatnpinn maven, 1 now
cIe; champion Tsspar. l HuiEy culiivator,
nov; ller g00d rs now; pioss, wired
pl0Ns, ! Imperial ulOw, Peacock pioG, |
v ilsy plJw and l eIrn low; , culdyAtors,
( ]. 2-hoTse; twin hSrTcW', / grindstene. |
weed p@W, l ca yoEe, double and tiGgla
trees, 6hovs's, ttu, ho;a, l crcsn c-Y, aeod
as new; tEb.e Q gRI othar articles not msn-
toned.
TGt;as-sll sums 1f ali Under oAsh nj
suIsH over mat ain unit q c-ediI uf m1Rtha
iElll be giyou On pd'caa Or glYiLg o bgEh-
able not1 with an approved ondnr-Gr
/ Il. BAXTER.
i VIM. J. L2nk, ku3t. flo-ltRd. .flY,2p
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
For CousscM

kt. A. c. Hsnley Is being brought
forward by bis irtSn1s as = candidate
fox COunoil IA tba Fourth ward. Mr..
H&nleF is q youRg man, employed aa q
painter IN tna r., W. g. B. car shops.
and ts we'll known In the eastern paIt
of Tue ci,y. He hsH always taken "a de-
cided 8tsnd In behalf OF the working
men, and w:Gl 10 doubt receive TIC
labor vote.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

A WHOLESALE dry goods and notion
house 10 Wilmington you'd DO more t.
iessen the mum Ser OF ambulAtory retail
dry goods buyers tran anything elss II
rightly coaduO'e'. By rightly, we mean
hke our three f9uriskIng wholesale gro.
cery store; they sell NOT to oonsrm srs,
and make II to Ihs advantage OF re.All-
ere 10 bay As home. Where are our
KspaATd, our Sharp and opr Rassel?
Where hre our Cs1sey & Hl..7 Men
Wh) In so many years res speohvely have
sold immense qulu:iiies OF dry goods
snd notions at rslAil are looked 10 to
promote the prosperity OF our city.
Where are oar pleihorio capltAlls.e?
Dan no one OF you fnd an expe'
rien ced dry goods merchant 10 Eh1m
you oAn say: "Pu. In your services,
time ord experience aud mAnsgs the
investment OF my csp!tAl, giving me
one-hall the pFofi:s?" Sss you no
primA fscie pr9o's thN: merchants OF
another ms.sopolis fnd sTeit field ;or
their ester prize among our nearly
10000 oily and 40 600 subaro.u
populStion2 Whsre ts home genius and
enterprise? A1d who will be the plo-
neer hero to found 8 wholesale dry
goods and no.ion house in Wllmtngtoa?
We do nos gsy That Ihe enterpr.sing
merohSnts We have named do no Nhoie-
ealing, nor that they hRva NOT suffi ,len
stock in many liues and capacity equs
To doing wholesale trade. Bat ~
AdvocA'e special and exclusive whols
sale establssEmsn: under ausoioes art
oap!tsl suffi 3ie1 to ee,tle totslly q ccn
elusive economy Ia home trading. W,
know OF no reAson why thess merchant
might not combine In . wholesAl
house and respectively continue thti
present retail trade. II loakI reAsou ab,
shat sbundant capital would be offare
to q thus guaranteed RholerEls tSAde.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

How very prone 10 neglect the warn
log Of tie ohiiiy tesiing exhibited be-
fora fhe approach VI severe cold oil
ieve,i h doss OF LaxEdor takeo st
such q time would, In sll probability
prevent the establishment Of serious
disease.