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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
FOURTH EDITION


GO to Squire nonaghan, t9t shinley
street, to got your penGiOn Ia9eTs prepared.
O p johnson ndvertises for rent the
store No. 4l6 Msrkes street. now oceu.
pied by Wangmaker g. Brown.
Squire Smith expects to be able to be
at his Office nsxt Monday and give hi,
attention to business, sud particularly
the preparation Of pension papers,
Ii. O. Turner, ESQ, las returned
from HIS visit Of some four or Eve
months to the Hot Springs in Arkau
sns.
f. +. BriGgewAter, druggist. corner
Scott street and Gilplu svenue, has solo
his business to Mr.. Day, OF Balti
more, Nd.
James II Richardson. formerly drug
clerk with DR.. N. r. Morrison, Second
and King streets, has accepted POSI-
lion In PhIladelphlA.
VIM. Il. Brady will bo Of 60. Shipley
street on Monday. All who have business
with him concerning pensisn papers Rhould
call and SEQ him.
4. w. Birnle 81 Son arc prepared to
furnish new awnings and repair old
once, at Front and Market streets, At
reasonable rates.
Dennlsou & Peach report cheap gro.
cerleg At No. ICE East Fifth street, md
~ n consequence o good business is
being done.
Alexander Guthrie, who was recently
employed by Luther W. Palmer, uu'
dertaker, will soon 90 Into business at
Hockestin.
Mrs. William MRhler, wife OF the
proprietor OF the Logan House, starts
BON New York for Germany to-day.
She will be absent abon; two months.
Edward II. Brennan, OF the firm q
Pulp j.. Walsh ~ Co., has gone II
Florida, 10 be absent about tea days
Ills trip lie taken for pleasure.
Frank Cotton, ottho National Dreds
ING Company, Is going to so TO Uhica
DO TO investigate the electilc railway
system, and the storage OF electricity
under the seat OF the cars.
The womaR's Indian Association o
Wilmington. Del, will meet ut tb,
house OF Mrs. Joseph Bellab, No. 81.
West Sixth street, GU Monday morning
March 5, at 10 30 O'Clock. A full NJ
tendance Is desiJed.
Mr.. and MRS. Ryan were given . sur
pTise party on the lat inst. at thei
residence, 707 Buttonwood street, ant
were presented very handsome rock
ing chair by their children and friends
Many Refreshments were served and |
very pleaeant evening was passed.
Thomas Mitchell, undertaken, la
purchReed the properly ut No. ITO
Madison street from Willism Bcadep
kopf. and will occupy It about MArol
20. Edward II. Brennan, Of the firm o
Philip j. Walsh &; Co, has rented tn
house at No. 500 Adams street, now 0c
cupied by Mr.. Mitchell.
Walter II, Deverell, of the arm @
Deverell Bros, No. 8 East Fourt
.treet, accompanied by David Moore
'nilor, No EOS East Fifth street, An
Samuel Biddle rrcpose TO leave OF
city on the 18th inst, for Los Angelo
California, and will engage in busiuei
there II good opening offers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Deputy JuoRe Lyman presided Mt
Tits mCinipg's session Of the Ciiy court,
ard disposed OF the following caset
John Dougherty, Jr,, Was charged vi b
Iunkenness, and was sentenced to pay
81 and costs.
George WILTON was ALEC charged with
liunkenress, and when asked what he
had to say about 1t, stated that he stop.
ped in tbif city yesterday on his way "a
Baltimore, where he expects TO 60 "a
work. He fell in with party who had
= bottle Of whiskey and he got drunk
Upon his expressing a desire 10 set It
baltimore. and promising to leave ii,
city at once, b0 WAS discharged.
George FTnim admitted that be VA
drunk, and WAS fined 81 aud costs.
Bernard HsuRhey wac also fined s
and CO.'S for dvnr kHrnppR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
DoAin OF an Ula l.s,Idsa.

George W. Talley, al ages an
known resident of Brandy Vl4'
dred, died this morning OF bis FtllA
which IL within half a mile o.
he was bsrr, of pneumonia M, !.
was born Ia 1912, ani IS be aA' TO-
in Brandywipa Hcrdttd SIl ~
was ono OF lts bssi knoWn GU
Last Tuesday oge EeeA no t,@' 70
company with EiwbTo wilson
F.ofidn, bat % b. vas t'EsA tiV,
Sunday o, s.. Aueustiae, s!agtsl
this city at ouca, ana arrived pel'
Tuesday. DR.. 6lobbs vas taMa =,
Immediately, AMI pf1noaa9,,eo ",
easo pneum MIA. Nj Itl'ey
widower, having buried MS VIZ
10 years ago. lie was a is'g
bul cher, and att udsd tina ~
many years, standing On NJ
ABOVE Sixth. .,, ia 4
He leaves nina children ~
ana four gi,ls, as tol!oNs
W. TA!ley, OF Laka sape'l11,iit,'s
Talley, OF Terra Haulei lA.
A. TAlley, of ChlcsRei f19-9hi IN
ley, the well.knoRn lumoT,;, !, h
this city, and Joseph b; Is, t,.4,
this city. One OF the cAuSl ID
Vile Of Thomas Rohlnso1, q a
vino Hundred, another W.
Frank Gallagher, tue ctasI .a B
the remainipg two are slls, ~
side at home. The tecaseu ~
long hfethcdiSt aud 9 coo ,,i.,,.
Der OF MI. Pleasant HI. L IAN III
time when the iuuefal wiz
has rot } ct been fIed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
DIED.


WEIGH On tho End inst, Ilva May,
dsughtsr OF VIM. and Kate WeIoh, age d
10 molins
Eeistives ond friends OF the family are
respectively invited TO attend tho fonGThl
from tho residence of her parents, Marshall.
tor, Del, on Monday afternoon, March 8 at
. o clccL Services at tho houso, Inter.
ment at Newport, Del.
CAkrRIDGE.-tn March ., 1898. Bnule,
daughter Of JamIs and sarah Oartridg e,
aged 10 month";,
Eelatives aud friends arc respectfully IN
vitcd to attend the funeral from her pareL ts
residenoe, NO. 3ts East S1veuth sLseeI, On
monday afternoon, at o'eltcK.
10 US for fifteen arXieus month";
Her iufsnt smiles ware VlyeD.
Hut now she'n bio flIewell to earth
And gone to iva IN HEAVEN.
POTrS.-At Hoekland, On the Cd insls Mt.
Irene, Infant daughter Of Lewis q. and
annie l.. Potts.
Relatives and frien6s arc respectfully in.
vited TO attend her funeral from Tho resi-.
dsDoe OF her plroDts 1a.mttroR (Suaday
afternoon at o'c &C I.aslntefmen. ut rat.
Lebanon m. n. Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

This morning Enma N :. ss.,irll|
Shaw bobbed 10, but nov 81
the dock ct poles ttllioI ,,,,,s IA
mad, md when officer VIZ, .s'sy ID
that hs arrested EeE fif % U'' "a
aud disorderly last rls.i n, ID \
straet, she became dissu.'',,., y u
dertook to explain the na;'' Ia 1
Lyman, who iuterfuptssai ,,a,'
"rwo dollars and Costs : ,lls. III
L!zzls Ray nor, who y s,SI
engaged In the disi'' md III
Emma's place in the d9 3oo1E,'ts ID ~ !
osr who arrested her 'es. .,it, n
toying to burst in . doo .ia ~cs,,,sl
Lizzie did not deny in S nj St ID,
GAINED that come one ~ b,:E |
she wanted ~ hit ths , ,be ~
oloeed her defense win ~ II !tpl
thu. she would blts bsvS t5s n
which evidently seI'ion o,,r. sb
mind in regard 10 h6F cA'''
her, with 81 and costs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
FIFTH EDITION.


oomplslnt was made on rbr,,S
special OfHcsr Frsuk Son, 'ne,'tdAI
olsty for toe Preveutin ni " ~ 'I
Ohildftn, by p Il. CApss7 o'usill
v vtsS,, q In, Mi'iorc ,conesrulag F1s r
nireie sun, agsn . aad 3 W., /, Jug
uvtiy, The children Of i,,, ie'
hAritt'A bii'l, who were eh,'s
hegginR and stesi'ue upesr 1 t,S,l
their parents. Ysstnrssv pm pltlla
went 10 Milford. AID h, f'a ~ y,
stevenson sweEe Gu, war; y
the father ard t0;h chi III pet
testimony OF fous ftrg,sb's ~. "a
that tho ohiltrsn were prg,s IS'saes
psr nts to persistent a.uSt,ty,,
theft, and continually ,,,g ,.,.s
ptreets for thai purpose. ths bul
convicted and finsi go npi o ...ud
viii probably be Compelled , O',,t
as he Is In affect psrertv hs."l
dren, ragged and fllhy, we,D ~ H..
by the ofdces 10 iae uhl.ltr,, ny. va
Ninth aud Adams stretls ~ es'.
were treated 90 n BATH 49,, 80 y
things TO which ,hoy had bs.' ', IN. @e
for long time. '"'us
Toe oflicer rays the ben, q h.s,
family 10 r wretchsd Ctc al,, M
and children being clad IN ,,S wv,
children bad not oa.eu mai n,
twenty four houra Caailnss NV
1t IL said, oitsn gave u cSld,s,T X.
ard olother. bat ,hey wNe ma !,
parents IL appears rom tas ,yli.'
that Still Ia noJ o drintlrr m,.
that he and his wife we've egD,,r,.
and lot thetF children rtarye
Tho woman Ia tho Gaze "A IA, a
drep'e stepmother. Ths tlllrai
conversation this morning. lb,'
children wero seh- our, lHo te,,s
Milford SAID, q, II aud Il d NJ
night for the pnfrasz Of slysl.u, M
30 far this wirttr Toe Oh M,
stolen IL or Is ooris O.. wa.t i-snl
Halle yard in Milford qLstBw,
presses himself Ns vel p,esssi M
reception DO met With It, M15I I
the oitizlps ofr.ng t. bsip a,HhI
manner whatever Ia w0iklps %
care
0Glcer Stout dsloryes crest c,e,a
the excellent manner IN wa.b
worked THIS case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

YFYAETE.D.-lO EFHr FuRNIsHEp
w rooms At No. eos King street. ms 2.a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
THIRD EDITION.


The employees OF ths mills at Law
renee, Massachusetts, have decijeo
that ''the condition Of business iustifet
them to aek for O general advance Of
wages throughout the mills In thit
CITY," A commtttee will be chosen 10
walt upon the corporation ohcisls.
The iouIneymep painters of ALE.
pheuy county, Pepna., will begin 0
strike TO day Tor tire nine hour syEtem.
Should sn attempt DO made - employ
non.upion psinters there Will DO
strike OF the other building trades.
VIM. Killer, who has boen on trial
eipcs Tues5 81 for tho killing OF David
LeWir, in MetcA,fs stable, Phiisdel-
mia, On November 9th, wes convicted
last evening OF murder in the frat dc
aree. a motion for u new THAI wac
made
A despatch from Os.NTs, O1tario,
SAWS lumbermen generally wetcnms the
iutellieencs that the American Govern
meut will take the duty of lumber,
"This will give the trade q grand
stimulus"
Several canal boats loaded with bAled
hay at the WRllAbOut Basin, Brooklyn
were burned Friday morning, together
with the pier Alongtids OF which they
were moored. Loss, $50 0Oo.
A matg of rock fell down the msir
engine shaft OF tho Quincy Mine, o.
Hancock, Michigan, ahurfdBy. F0ul
men were injured, John Maloney anC
Christian YOos fatally.
The American baik Msscotte. from
parnano huco which ran AshOre Mt Re
hoto.h On the 1l,h ult Ia said to b
going to pieces. Tho sails and runnini
gear have been saved.
Three Of the Jlmtown coke worl
rioters recently convicted Ia Union
town, Pa, were on Friday sentence
10 one years imprisonment In th
workhouse.
Peter Herdic, the well.kHovn lumbe
man, OF Willtsmsport, Pa, died o
Friday In hotel in New York c
psralysiS sttsr two weeks illness.
W. A. Baldwin manager OF TIE Penn
sylvAnia Railroad sy stem west of Pitt
burg, hsa rendered his resignation,
take effect on the 22i Inst,
.w<TRe house Of Thomas Jones, ooiored
ct Hampton, Virginia, was burned o
Friday morning, and two children PEI
ished in It,
1t Is enid that RDlliR n Squire, hsy
ing been acquitted Of conspiracy, wi
bring suit to have himself reinstased
Office.
W. W. james, Jr., prominent me
chant OF Bristol, Tennessee, oomIniLtt
suicide on Thursday night
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The Church Of the Covenant Second
and Washington streets was crowded la3i
evening with an attentive congregation
who listened 70 Mr., Tellorl preach an
able sermon on he different cords which
bind men To sin, from the text, why
loose ye The e0lt" Mrs. Tellord sang
two solcs with great effect. Mr.. and Mis-
Telford viii conduct n praise and testi.
mony meeting to night al Z o'clock.
There will he evancelistc meetings To.
morrow al 10 80, 100 and zoo o'clock,
when NJ. Ttliord will preach and Mrs
TeliOTd will sing the gospel. One Of Mr..
Tellord's best sermons viii be preached
Tomorrow afternoon on "IIow to be
Saved"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Yesterday the Whittier Literary S .
cleJy Of the FrlendS' eGbool elected TIN
following officers: President. Andre W
o. utSyi vice president, Victor 8.
rbomssi secretary, Augustine l..
Crsnston; treasurer, Emily Weatbrook
librarian, Elizabeth Scott; saelstant II.
brariaD, ". FL. Cav throp; editors
BsrhaL smith. II. II. Thomson; OK,
ecutive committee. Rachel LeMaislre
Harry NJ. Candy; ueher, George Graz
Knowles; tellers, Henry NJ. Howell
VIM. @. Sprusnce, Jr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

NV YoEE, March 3.-Mrs. Kate Gas
sidy, aged IS years, domes ic in Brook.
lyn, New York, was assaulted by fom
men near her residence on Thursday
night She resisted until thu clothing
was torn from her body. The rullllns
dragged the woman to tbe pier at the foot
OF Clinton stree and threw her into the
river. One OF the men relented and res
cued the woman from drowning. She was
subsequently, found in an exhausted con
dition ly policeman, who CAUSED her re.
moVal TO a hospital. Suisse uently Z 4
ward Buckingham was arrested aud Mrs
Cassidy recognized aim US the man who
hsu rescued her.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Last night Clara Vessey. colorsd, en-.
gagged in = war OF words with her hus.
hand at Front and King etrests. OAlceI
Brodhsrt came along, and finding thai
the woman was TO blame, ordered bsl
to move on. But Clara had her dAn6ei
mp, and she dldn't move worth cent
so the officer pushed her Aeide and told
her 10 70 home. AZ she dii not obey
no took her TO Ihs bAli, and this morn
ing Judge Lyman ordered her 70 pay 81
and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
DCBLIC SALE OF Personal Pro

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
hi5Ns TIA SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
VITIATED BLOOD
Scrofulous, Inherited and
Contagious II u m ors
Cured By Cuticura.

Through the medium Of one of your books
received through Mr.. Frsuk T. Nr ray, Drug
Vist, Apollo. IA. | became acquainted with
your CCTtlENA tEMkDt q, and take this
on ortnnity 20 testify to you that their usu
has permanently cured the OF on uf the worst
Cas.H OF blood pol oniHg IN connection with
Crvsipcias that / have ever scru, and this
amer having hcUn pronounced incurnpic by
some OF tht hest PHI Hicinus OF our country.
take Hrsn pleasure In forward M 10 yuu tais
testimonial, unsolicited as u IL by YOU, In nr-
der thNt others suffering on Sunilsr uplA-
dies NAV he encouraged - give your tIII.
q I,A REMEDIES atrial.
l., ;. WHtrbtSiER, Leechhurg, Pa.
Reference. FRANK r. MruN Druggist,
Apollo, lcnn,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

In New York, yesterday, Judge Patter
son granted DIR. McGlynn permanent
injunction restraining Henry George and
his followers from incorporating an Anti
Poverty Society.
The efforts al the British meriean As
recitation of Chicago towards naturaliz.
ing the Canadians and English residents
of that city continue. On Thursday even
Ing about one hundred went to court and
took out iirst papers. Twenty were
granted second papers. enabling them tC
vote.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The foriy.hith anniversary Of the In
PRODUCTION Of the Grand United Order
Of O5d Fellows in this country will DO
celebrated by attending totvicss Mt
Elton NJ. =. Church, corner Ninth and
French elretts, tomorrow evening ut
Z 30 O'Clock. Tho annual tbantss living
sermou will be preached by tue Rev. j.
Il. Waters. pathAroh VIM. M. Win.
ston will act as Master OF Ceremonies. 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Great complaint is made of the cordi-
ton Of Front street between Justt on
and Madison, and also OF the condition Of
Union street running west from the de-
pot. The Greet Commissioner should
give these locations his attention q The
earliest practicable period, othcrY Use
they will become utterly impossible.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The Pennsylvania Railroad has Just
awarded contracts for the construction
OF 5000 Gondola cars, Of 81 tons capacity
each, to be used for transporting coal on
the lines east of Pittsburg. In addition
to this arrangements have been made to
add twenty i've locomotives to the COM
pany's cquipiRent by next summer This
new roller stock is supplementary to the
order Tor 1000 box freight cars, to be
used on Western lines which was placed
last week. All these cars are TO be built
under car trust arrangements, aud con.
template an expenditure Of about l,OO0,.
600
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
ueatn OF jaime. o. l' ..',,s

James o. Eagle, az no. On ,ss ID. ~
New castle, died on Ihu y ,a5 ID 4
Mr.. Eagle has peen In. tG'|
house for two Year, , NJ" # ~
time often rhowed slg y nl,g u
and up to the last bis , q : 7 55s,s,a
he would got we'll ~ Az .nlogns.sS
ever, had formed II hlS I1 S, bsd u
died from the effects, ~ ~ r.say
and was respected 6y ,, Or, n
him. a wf5 md l"f
him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

About twenty dive peopis gathered Z,
tue resiutnce OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Bryan,
No. S& Wa tut street, last evening. il
being the 1874 birthday OF her sister
Mamie She received many pre5snts,
among thee hcin9 gold ring. Gamei
aud Ganc!ng we're iIdulged in until 4
late hour. All departed, wishing Htsl
mamie many more ta0py birthdays
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

james U. Wood & Go. have orders for
sixty. seven tin roofs Some are for
nav buildings, others TO DO put on old
shlngle and tar roofs and gravel roofs,
taken of and thu put on. They also
have q large number OF roofs TO repair,
a e. apou,s TO put no and rsrair. The
Gu look for good spring trade for the
MessTB. Wood & Co. is excellent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Yesterday afternoon the following
ecoIes weIs made at the HeIldmoor
Rife Range, on Standard American
Target:
At go yArds--H. johnson, 81, 81, 60;
DR. Z. Knight, 81, 81, 81; Ii. Foster
40, So, Ca.
At 400 ynrdS-F. Kay, 81, so; g. W.
Malvern, 62 60.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

wD nave been sailing your CuuCuRA
fnNKDIas for yoArf, and Hsyo tns met o01I-
ulaiht yot 70 receive FROM purch lser ono
n tho Nots. casos OF SotOfnlA gvol sew " 10
cured by the uso Gt Fl 10 bottles Of Uuticura
hesolgaDt, Uuu,urd, hnd OuGoarN 80 lp.
he soap takes the cake" moro AS EloG T.
cinal soap.
TAYLOR TAYLOR. Druggists,
FranbfJIt, kan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
.rAKIsa IT EASY /"

and leap as II dynamite had exploded un
der his chair. This visitation would be
only prick like lea bite and ct be sta
for days In the torment of chronic rains
The person so attacked resolves TO put oil
aud postponcs very often until too late.
Then he finds HE disease developed into
an inilammatory stage, or into a danger
GUS type o: worse malay. There is n
remedy, he should know, that does not
temporige with anything IN the nature of
pain, but goes to work on straight job,
searches out the pain spot, AID gets there
without fAltsring and without failure, For
instance; Ten years ago." Gays Mr.
Joachim Witt, Evanston, Ills, February
Ii. 1887, 81 suffered with rheumatism,
which placed me In bed; used st Jacobs
OH and was cured; no return OF pain. F"
Mr.. ii. Carl, $50 Fourth street, Troy, N
Y writes March IL, 1887: about nine
years ago nv eon was afflicted with rheu.
ma,itm. He used st. Jacobs OIL, about
four bottles, and Was cured; has had no
pains since.' Mr., Il. II Moore, Fair
field, Ohio, writes February % 1887 (his
original statement was dated lSSO) ;"llad,
as stated, a very severe attack of rheuma'
tsm; used st Jacobs Oh az d 1t cured me
completely; no return OF pain since. "Mr,
Joseph kapfer, Mohawk Hill, Lewis
couuty, N. Y, writes March, 1857 (his
original statement was In 1881: ~ SUI
fered at times from rheumatic pains;ust d
one bottle OF 81. Jacobs Oil and was per
mRnently cured" Mrs. Julia Kennedy
M.auus, Conn, February 20, lsSS (origtn
al statement lsS2), writes: "For a Ions
, per, d suffered with rheumatism; trleC
many remedies, no relief, tried ct. jacob
Oh; effects wsre magical, and was cured
no return Of pain" MIR John +. schultz
Bloomington, Ills, April S, 1857, write
that he suffered three years with rhtuma
tism IN his limbs, stitches In his side anC
paralysis. Found no relief I'LL he used y
Jacobs on. One bottle cured all paiu
and be has no retura' Mr.. Ira Brown
Private Banker, Chicago, ME-, April
1887, writes; clay fiat on my back tire
months; used st. Jacobs Oh ana wa
cured; never been troubled since" Thes
: examples show how TO get the right thing
TO do the right thing at the right time an,
in the right way
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

l Am nav prepared 70 do all my worR
promptly. Al ir iced Of now car.
riaEe or vic wiah to lavo their DC
ONES r5usiret, 81 Rivs me csl, at
all veFG iSmEae q toe bsss matgrla
AND pat taE.tler IN the best style.
Prices moderate. JOHN WALTuEH
Over h2rEet S!reel B.iuge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

CrA1or g. Go offer one piece frame
body Brussels carpet, containing OK
ynIds, at 80 cents par yard, by the
piece. Is is q good parlor style, all
tight In every respect. Cranor q Co.,
GZl Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Wsdrfsdsy o. .ua George C. Batter
toh o I02s"HT wi, psg'sus In TIE
swim a 1l- pr@tA EOuau Toe ct IN
pay 10 IL .E.eienG one Hpt wi.
DfiH& l'a 1T 2G.Al gcsn.Ey and IT.
chCstGa 2 .lti....
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03
WILSON'S
Undertaking roc ms, No. 616 King s.
TELEPKoEE SIGNAL, 1876.
Open all night.
J. A. WILsON,
EunhrAI DiraetnR
CALtFuRMGA,



Tho following iarmF, or traets Of land:
No. !. sale az 10 O'elocI IN. situate
10 hrandywino Hundred, Afoi osaid bounG ed
by tie Marsh road, leasing from the Phila.
dolphia PHO to G;ubb's Corner and about 1
milo north OF Carr Croft station, on tho H.
n -. X. h, and iapds OF hannqh Wilson
ard other lends Of sid Jehp Forwooi, ana
pnDlic road, known ~ tho BId road, con.
talnipg Is acres and l0i perchss more OF Iass.
Tho Improvements ere Is 2H gtory tto0s
house, double decker stone barn. gtou e
wagon house btona epfiDS house, corn crib.
| otc., In good condition
NO. 2. sale ct O'Clock p. M, on the
uTemiaoF, situate abORt IL inilee from it,.
ton on nilnirgt1n b no tbetn.R, II In n.
uhtistlnna hid. Lot, bJnnded by the rtnd
Leading from the Contre road 70 Brandy.
Nlpo creek, and land late OF Chalkley Hul.
osk, llavid W Taylor .Jape Wilsht 4 hopns
| sent, q. moore, and lands formerly Of las
LtloliteTi lIsvi Wall or and tns ls.e Jam,
hitShio, containing 10 acres and 81 porch ~
uofe or iese he I'm proycmsnts ara a Y
tory frame holsc, iratno bafu, ffAuo cal,
rage honao, stCno spring house end othel
~ buildings; young apPis tr.haru IN
Tho land isin a high state OF eutttyr ton
wen nAnursd Enc UNI or good EnUtEg. Sal,
pH9ltife TO clofe the oSu4ts. EttenfanFi
WIZ 90 given aad terms oGdl Gnoan n daI
OtsLu by tho nIi.a
l.. ". Atalan T. soa, hust's, uS,6s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

And Contagious Humor5, with Loss Of Hair.
and frunliuns Of the skin, are ppfilyci7 cured
by CO fltUNA aud CUrlGURA soar eN-
frrncily, aud CUlltGRA HSsuLNENT In
terni ily, when all Other medicines fall,
Sold everywhere. rrirp, CUTlCURh, Boo;
az FdTTIR pRuG IND GHEaIGAL co.,
Boston, Mass.
~Shend for GLOW 70 Cure SKIN Diseases, {"
G. pages, 50 Illustrations aud 10 testimonial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

"But nl what damned minutes tell
he Ger" who suffers, but waltz; wht
Writbts, yet moang, before he makes NJ
his mind to send out Tor Just Is canll
worth of Salvation Oh, the pain cure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

NIOIlOE--Ti.e Il IA f.aB Ees ut, ~ On.
~ r z. Smyth Pest, No. /, Depgrt0lent
OF Delaware, are Teq aestei 70 DO present at
the meeiipV next VI OntaY CveuluS, Match
18th, as tutiuesa OF gro4t ini oriarca viii
NC before the Port.
SAFE UEL LEWIS, Commander.
Attest. y. SOLOMON,
m3at Adiatant Of Psst.