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Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10
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Jackson, Mich, Aug. AT the annual
convention Of tbs Michigan state assembly,
knights OF Labor yesterday, the delegates
To the national assembly were instructed
20 urge adoption as q part o. the principles
OF the knights Of LAbcr the slngle tax
system advocated By EecIy George
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10

County Commissioners Randall and Dun
kin left yesterday morning for Cowley
county 10 look az some new stone qaa-r.es
which have been opened They viii be
examined in the interest OF the nex court
house building
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10
THE ~ ENrEhTAINMENT TONIGHT.

For the benefit of many who are making
inquiries-the ''Armory," or Eagle Rifle
hall is situated on the east side OF Market
street, between First street and Douglas
avenue just north Of the Felchheimer
building
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The board of directors of the Merchants
Protective association will held their reg
ular monthly business meeting at the Of
flee OF the secretary in rooms ) and 6.
Feichheimer building, at o'clock this
evening
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10
UNITY CLUB JUNIOR.

The Unity Club Junior will meet at the
residence OF c.. T. Martin, Ill Sherman
avenue, Saturday, August 18th. instead of
Friday, as previously announced.
PROGRAM
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10
True EcOnony

1t IS true economy buy Hoods SsrsapAriliA
Tor IN" Doses One Dollar Is original with and frne
only Of this popular medicine. you wish prove
this. buy bottle OF Hoods Ssrsapariila and
measure its contents. You VIII nnd IL 10 held IQo
feaspoonfuis- Vow read the directions, and yoa
VIII nnc that the average desc for persons Of differ
ent ages is less taan atcaspcoafa This IS certain
ly conclusive evidence OF the peal n strength aad
economy OF Hoods SarSapsrisls.
i took Hoods Sarsaparilla for loss 81 appetite
dyspepsia, and general languor. IL did NE a vas:
amount OF good and have no hes.iansv IN RECON-,
meadiag IT." J. W. wILlKsoRn. Quincy. III.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81: six for 81 Prepared only
by c. !. RooD& Co, Apothecarges Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses Cne Dollar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10
MATINEE

This Office received and entertained TO
the best OF its ability, yesterday afternoon,
something over two hundred visitors
ladies' and gentlemen.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10

! Republican meeting at Mulvane WAS
las. evening addressed By Aessrs- o. Il
Bentley, E 3. Jewe.t and ". 6 Morris
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10
BOARD OF TRADE.

Mr.. Harry burst, of Barber county, Wis
tied the board of trade yesterday in the
interest of his county being represented AT
the Cincinnati exhibition. He desired to
secure room in the Wichita space for a
showing OF Barber county products. An
offer was made him which he said was
quite fair and he would present the matter
TO the commissioners of his county.
The following resolution passed by the
board will probably be OF interest to the
farmers:
Resolved, That the board of trade at
once take steps to introduce into the
county an improved variety of early wheat
for the purpose of increasing the wheat
product of the county and improving the
quality. and that our farmers De invited TO
make applications for the amount of such
wheat as they may desire to SOW. The
terms upon which the wheat can be OBJ
tanned will be made known upon applica-
ton.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10

Why don't the Telephone Exchanges ex-
tend its line 10 Valley Center. There Is a
demand for it and the demand should DC
mat.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10
WICHITA CHATTER 80 2. An.

Regular convocation this evening at $50
o'clock for work in the past. By order.
c. Z. MARTIN, II. p.
EDWARD PPLLIPS. Sec.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10

Program:
l Quickstep. .........-.. ..Dox Son
: Andante and Waltz. .........,..k alon
Cornet solo, Nadia
Mr.. Webb.
Overture ...... Pride of Paramount
Vocal quartette. Observation-Disclosures Selected
Messrs. Carlton, Gordon, MuzZy ana
Williams.
Quick march. .................D uX Baby
: Baritone solo. Happy be thy Dreams
Mr. II. NJ. Duck.
S Overtore. ...............Sp Sparkling Gem
QulChStSp- -AdJOI lam AIlOAO
Ice cream from the Candy Kitchen will
&c served Oh the ground by the ladies of
the church \ Fan Drill' is being pre-
pared for next Wednesday night
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10

An entertainment will be given by the
Francis Willard Y, at the Eagle Rifles
armory this evening.
The programme is as follows;
Instrumental solo Desire of Heaven
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10

Mrs. George Durgan and her son, master
George, of Atchisou, and Mrs. H. c. Quit
teau and her daughter. Minnie. of St
Louis, who are visiting Mrs. l. \. Singer,
OF 341 Noreh Topeka avenue, in company
with the last named lady, called on the
EAGLE yesterday. These visitors expressed
themselves as delighted with the beautiful
city of Wichita Mrs. ID. said that she had
place IN the world, but she was ready 10
acknowledge the enchanting superiority of
the Peerless Princess.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT

AT Paramount Heights by the Fairmount Band
ID. Webb, Director
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10

VIM. r. Lane, OF Mathews, C. \. Vir-
ginis, who is making his first visit to the
boundless west called yesterday. He said
for life, business, activity and crowded
thoroughfares very few cities of a hundred
thousand people would compare with the
METROPOLIS of the Sun Flower state.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10

Six of the jointists were seen board a
train last evening for the north. 1t is sup
posed they were going to some summer re-:
sort for a vacation in the intereit of lib
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10

The elevator of the Fletcher block was
started yesterday. 1t is of the Hale make
and makes the same speed as the one at
Carey. 1t abreyiates the work of getting
TO the upper floor very much and will GER
tainIy be duly appreciated by the occu-
pants of the building.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-10

w. c. Milvill, the old time and everlast-
ing Frisco man who keeps riding around
on stiff paper passes, is in the city again
and has bran new joke which is liable to
paralyze the hat rim if taken in full doses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30
no Boat to Pennsgrove,

A boat TO run between this city and
Penns2rove has not yet been procured.
In the mean timo the produce raised in
that vicinity, ae well as many OF the
citizens, is being carried to Philadel
phia by the Reybold Ind osher steam
boats, instead Of coming to our city.
As result our business men and trade e-
men will lose . good many dcllaTs
We think the matter 10 Of suffioisnI i'm.
portauce to claim the attention OF the
Board Of trade and ctter ehterprisIng
cit zeus. Our markets should be at
tended by many citizsrs Ct P,nnsRrove
and vicinity with their produce, and
receive in exchange groceries, loIhing,
ETC., while our citizens could coca.
sionally indulge in visit to that sum-
mer resort and indulge in the pleas ures
incident thereto. By the display of q
little pubic spirit loaf could be Sc
cured, and the trade OF our city bene
dtted to 3 considerable extent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

MR BLAINE's letter from Paris t,
WI telAW Reid, OF the Nav York rrlb-
nne, not only confirm, what he said in
nis florence lster that he Was no, 3
Candidate Tor the nomination for Pres.
Den but Also asserts that under no cir
cumstAnces will he consent 10 the use
OF shame In that connection, This
ihen musi be Aooep ed IS conclusive.
and removes all necessity for future
epe' ulatlon in regard 10 the matter.
While this de,ls.on must now be re-
speeted, II Is nevertheless = matter OF
roget 70 Mr. BlA!ne's friend, that he
mas considered this course advisable,
SUI he declines his position because he
was no! willing to remain In . doubt-
hui altitude. He Is not willing that
one Of Ills Supporters Ia the past should
ihibk him capable OF palterlnR in a
aouole sense wish hi, words. This ia
characteristic Of the man, and had il
moi bfen for the sarBes desire of 40
many Of bis fellow OF izsns 10 again
have him as the standard oe.rer Of hi.
patty, bis FlOren,e letter would have
been considered haal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30
PhlladslshiA Wilmington 4 BAL
Hmors yiaIlrcad.

&A u Abtns A88@.
xrafns WIN leave Wtiningson ~ solioss
AZ sis' s s.s1ls: r. h u 4 :a g.. 1 e.
!! x.:s:-:sss.is ! ~ q ~ "a sSs ,ss a. NJ,
q: u 8, Il Z - s.i NJ, Z b, "a "a ~ a.:
Kecommodstion, s@, TOO, 7M sIh 10 aa.
New York, ? q, i@ Eta ss %, %, 10 o.,
~ ~. d a n. "a i@, az, bA N1, 7oA
For wss. Chester, via LAmokin. go sne
Ro =; N NJ; ~ 1 1ndn aeop: M ,n,s,.,.
Bsiti@oIs ana iassr%s S p stations. lsn.
R.lsi%o sS and ss II Line, 1Sp.n.
e z and Il 90 .. m. Il ods Il II, a. d. ID
Trains Tor oelsware Division leave for,
. New Castle, 60 $50 =. M, n@ 2bA $50
eeorgetown and Lewes, 8 % q. m =. 80 .. m.
Rehoboth, s SoA. m.
seaford lsIpress), s5o p. m.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations, So
E1 ai; I f 81 u Harrington. 50 p. m. WI.
Express tSr Dover. Harrington. and Del
l mar, II 06 Night.
Ernrssn Gity so I n M NJ, po,n,
fort, and Norfolk, no5 Night
nington JeIpressj, i22S ) 50, 7o, IA, Sia
70 u Is ~ u g a; m, 2o2 s@. 4o2. asa
s7, 4a, sz2 sS5 10 o. 10 20. and Ii q .. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress), 200, 262 40
u, BIO, II 81 q; M, q, 6A, aud % 2: n
For Chester {exPressI, 7lS.Sic. IL 81 a m.
I Accommodation. n I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30
WILMINGTON * NORTHERN K X

Time table In effect, May 18Th 1885. Trains
leave WILMINGTON (Freuch street. as follows:
For Reading, BlrdsOoIo, Joanna, Sp Ing
htih, WayneshrrR junction, Manor ,PottsNlhu,
Allentown, Lebanon, WrrnCrs-
Hills aud Al points ON the phlladtlphla and
For Springfield, wzyneshurg Junction,
Coat, sville, EmbreeSlle, Leuape, Chadd's
Ford and DuponL's aud Intermediate points,
Ia 70 a. IN, and % y. M
For Coates lille and intermediate points ut
100 a, M, 2.4D and 6. 30 y. IN.
For West Chester, 40 n. m, 20 and s. 90
y, M
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
FOR Sew Bridge and Intermediate points,
q 10 p. m. ana on Saturday only at 8. " and
II. Is y. IN.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
4 Intermediate points at 800 y. m.
A. MciAUsLAND, BOWN FSs BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Gcn'l pass Ap'I y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

Christina W., wife Of Rev. Henry
A. Monroe, pastor OF st. Marks NJ. e
Church, New York, died on Tuesday
morning from consumption. Her re
mains will be brought to this city fol
interment, and the funeral services will
be held in EzIon M. K. Church, on Fri.
day afternoon, at 2 o'coek. Mrs. Mon
roe, whose maiden name was Wilson
was born at FaiImouDt, Somerset
County. Nd, and was about 81 years Of
age. She leaves Eeven Oh ldren, as vel
as husbSud and many friends to de
piore her early decease.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

WHILE the peo. lie OF this nA!i,n
mite with ihs old soldiers ,o.dAv IN
a.oorahns with fl vera the graves OF
nose who assisted in making this
eoohuy Tree, their hearts will rise ia
R.AH uoe to the great glver OF all good
,na' he has, In His merry, spared The
lIle oi one OF the Creates generals OF the
war "hen human hope 6Ad failed and
human aid become poyerle,s. sberi,
uaL'' ne which hung In the balance
iss' eund'y, has been spared over
snoIher am'rial Day, and The Ter van +,
nope OF his ocuusryp en- is .Lat he msr
sions. o'oA'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that
We are almost constantly being told
shat the world Is growing worse and
worse, recent events seem to show that
The reverse is the case, and that the
spirit OF reform Is upon. the universe
IL ID but recently that Dom Pedro OF
Brazil, following in the footsteps OF our
greAt and good Lincoln, emaaolpAted
Ill the slaves 10 bic domain, and now
the news comes from far away Russia
shat exile 10 Siberia Is about to be
hboliShe1.~ For over two hundred
yesrs prisoners have been torn from
hheir homes and sent by thousands to
work In Siberian mines, doomed 10
lives OF privAtion, suffering and prem r.
ture death. The treatment Of these
poor wrelohes has been cruel and Arb.
arAfy In the extreme, and has brouRh,
reproaoh upon Russia. Bat now q /
this is 10 end, and in q short time none
Nv the worst ctlmluAls will be Tan
shed to Siberia. TITS reform hiss M
ioubt been Induced by several reasons
one OF which is economy, Rs IL ha.
always been an expensive business to
transport prisoners to this far.AwAy
md inhospltable land. Tue principal
reason, however, Is the adverse crlsl-
clsm which the arbitrary stres,s and
ban shment TO Siberia has called fJrih
INN other countries, and shsre Ia every
re.Aon to believe that the OzIr and his
AoVieers have carefully studied this
base OF the matter. Bu. le; The Cause
le what 1t will, the effect 10 the same,
and Inc result srea. gain for oivllizA.
tion. II lie an earnest OF q batter day
70 come md shows that the spirit OF
reiorh has even reached to RussiA,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30
Entered Al the Post Once at Whining
on Dei., a. second class mall matter.
WEDNESDAY, MAX so. 1855.

TIE snNsELEss rumor that In oAse
Mr. Harrington 10 elected mayor OF
sals city James L, Hawkins will be
appointed chief OK police, Ia without
ths slightest foundation 10 fact, for 10
oar certain knowledge No. Hawkins 10
. Ut, neither mas he been m applicant
for The position. He is now In the en-
p " Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
no Ad C-mpsuy, with . permanent
place Is long rs he o tends TO hir du-
tet, and Is not o. oil likely thSt he
wonld resign that for any position In
M. HarviDg IONS gift. IL Is true thai
helhas been wording hard to secure
Mr. HRrrlDglon's non iuation aud cleo
ito 1, still lie has dtne no more than
many osber god men o; both parties
Arl Doing, ara 1t would be Just .,
reasonable to suppo,e that each one
had been promised the position As tc
suppose that 1t has been promised tC
Mr.. Hawkins. Mr.. Harrington 10 uu
pledged, and II hs 10 elected will cpmt
20 the office free and untrameled. WI
know that he viii do his duty as ht
has 700 mach to lose By no! doing H.
He young man, q descendant Of ont
OF tae beat and mos; honorable fAmiliel
In this State, and as mayor o.. this city
has record to make which will olins
30 him as long % be lives, and whict
he cannot afford to sacrifice. His hon
esty and integrity are unquestloned
and there 10 no reason to doubt that h,
Will perform the duties OF the office In I
mAnnsr oreditable to himself and salts
factory In every respect TO the tai
payers Of this city. His election vii
be signal victory for the friends o
good government and we believe thu
hhe time has come when party issue,
must DO laid Atide 10 secure this de
sirable end In this, the metropolis o
che Diamond State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

DuriI z the present onth there have
been five boys and four girls. whose
sges range from 2 TO years, tAkea to
Jackeon's home for lost children, No
ll3 West Ninth street. These little
wanderers were tendery cared for by
Mr.. end Mrs. jackson, and restored to
their parents. This is labor OF love
on the part OF Mr.. and Mrs. jackson,
and siLce they have oommencel this
work they have been Instrumental in
restorir g hundreds Of lost children to
thelr parents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

Owing to the heavy rains las, even.
ing, Front street between Mouroe ard
Adams Was flooded by the mouth of the
seSer becoming choked up. Kyle'a
blacksmith shop was flooded, as we'll
&c several other houses in the vicinity.
The dirt and sand was washed from be.
tween the paving blocks on Front
street. and 1t never got better clean
ing than 1t received last night. 1t beats
the stIe-t cleaning brigade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

soRHDULE II xJFHor. April 30, 1883.
Trains leave Delaware Avsnus Depot
EAST BOUND.
For Philadelphia ard Chester, SIS 7 80.
%, sos 60, 10 30 and sll II 4. M; 60, 3 90,
90, 90 20, 9 rs, Q 40, 7 80 s3 IS and 3 IS D. m,
On SundAys,T 30. 7 90, o ob, 10 so and ali Ia q,
m; 90, oo,s tb,'b 20. . 2b, Q to.as 20 and s.
WEST BoUND.
For sinsesiy, accommodation, daily Il 90
q. m.
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily ex
cept Sunday Q tb .. m.
For Chicago and PlttsburE. express, daily
oinolnnAti and ST Louis express, daily
IL IS m.
baltimore accom- modstion, daily q IS m i.
Pitt,Durg, Chicago and st. Louis express,
daily 20 p m.
singeIIy accommodation. daily 30 p IN.
IOk LANDENbER0, 10 A. M.bupcas
only, lLoo q. N. dAh' except Sunday, 2Gs
70, 20 p. m. daily.
Trains ioAve Market Street Station. o.,
for Philadelphia 28b p. NJ. daily. FOR
Baltimore Up, M, daily. FER I.Andan
porE $50 AND IL 90 A. NJ. daily, except Sun.
deyi sioN NJ on sunday only LsS and h.So
PiIisburp. OhisOso Asd 81. Louis express
Trains Tor Hilpinyton-Leays Philnda.
phia, daily, ~ 60, 1000, sll GO q. IN, IL 90
neon, 50, acc. 80, 'ioO. s.oo. s.lO, 10 10,
Daily, except Sunday. LtO, $50 a. m.
AA.2e, and 70 .. m.
SondAyB only, e.lb m.
Exprnss traineh
RATES TO WESTERN POINTS LOWER than
VIA ANY OTHER LINE.
v. u. OLEMERTB, C.SUULL
Genl MANAGER. Ssnp PLls. Agsh,
TeiSDhoce mo- Iva.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

me Youths Companion, publish, d
ns ftrry Mason & Co, No. ii Temnle
Facs, btstoD, Ia one OF the best family
papers published. IL 10 eagerly song 1t
a.ft oy the young, and its contents
,e~l win more than the usuAl intersst
" We II folks. II Is neatly printe d
anu hhn'somely illustrated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

The colored man, William Cooper, a
driver for Philip PluDkett, -four dealer,
who WAS shot in the right side one day
last week while passing down Richard
son hill, on the Newport pike, is
slowly recovering from the wound in
hlctsd by the bullet. he is receiving
treatment at the Almshouse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

PHILADELPHIA. wsdns day. Nay 80, 1855.
Decoration Day.
When you tire of tramping;
bear in mind there are bits
OF breezy brightness and
restful retreats in t b e
store.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

wthiVAGo, May 29.-Mrs. Emma L.
t mIn,L sot divorce from her husband
Az Just One minute in Judge Tuley's
sI oei' 70 Jay. She submitted proof to
InP; 'nat wen Eas a PRISONER At the
O O rflNeh'tiry Tha. was ali the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

ID Em0VAL
II Having removed to no. ZIG East
Fourth street, am prepared 10 do tir
and sheet iron roofing, Rutserinx. spoutint
and Job work Of all kinds promptly attended
to. Tin roofs repaired and painted. Esti.
pleased TO see all my old customer and 81
Or any new tnss as may Wish ~ rive ne .
call ALEXANDER OHAMBERS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

Luhu, q Eoolien mtlls at Lzndepberu.
fh'' rave sGapsudtd orpfatlons in ron y
t fl ithce OF some litigation in The
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

The Equestrian Group, the
Park. King Cotton, the
/ Ice Pyramid, tell part of a
very pleasing story Of
merchandising.

Inc PtlCc-aIEoW Nus INC
bull's-eye of quality on the
Dress Goods target every
time. You can't GO wrong:
eeersuckers, 8 to 12xc.
sateens, 12h to 376c.
'Jumbly CraEies, 12Hc.
Ginghams, 20 to soc.
Just as tumble-down prices
In woolens:
Wool Henrietta, roc from 81.
Clinging Cashmeres, S71S from SOC.
Albatross, soc from so.
The same song In the key
of whatever counter you stop
lat.
All around the Sto
Ribbons expressly for
sashes and windmill bows
and all the other graceful
smoothness and mussiness
lot leap year vagarles.
inch Crown MORE, q.
inch Satin Edge Moire, CLIO.
~ inch Gros Grain Stripe, Use.
Pointers. Wide or mar
ROW, or with any quirk.
There isn't such another
Ribbon counter between the
oceans.
East Trausept
The best news for Muslin
Underwear buyers we've
had for many a day. A slump
in the prices Of some of the
most. asked-for things. Why
Twill manufacturers overload?
Look at these:
Muslin Night Gown. Ham.
burg inserting in yoke,
Hamburg edging on slee-
Ives, 81. TIE best for tile
money a0e eOer had. We
Thought it cheap at $1.35.
Muslin Night Go wn {.
Tucked yoke, fine Hamburg
lodging on neck and sleeves,
81 rs; tie ST. kind.
Fine Muslin Drawers. One
Istyle neatly embroidered;
another trimmed with Tor
chon Lace. Either sort so
cents.
Muslin Skirt, with cambria
ruffle edged with good quail
lily Torchon Lace, 81. An
other, with neat Hamburg
lodging, 81.
Colored Skirt, black and
|white stripe. Tie most bobW-
EAar 81 Skirt ne haze haa
lhhls season. nov o5 cents.
R. Il G. Corsets, so cents,
!JNst haIf They're seconds,
but you'll wonder why.
Mouse around. There's
money lying in wait for you
at every counter.
Chestnut street side, east of Main Aisle.
Easy enough to buy a
Baby Carriage wisely if you
lgo at 1t right. Begin by go
ling where you can see all
the kinds--where the sales
people have no special sort
to push on you. Then set
tie on the running gear, the
springs, the body, the para
sol, the fittings Needs fewer
minutes than you think
j Guess at nothing; try Select
all the parts and have the
carriage put together to
Iyour mind, if you choose.
j A strong, neat, comfort
liable Carriage. Sc, A little
more fancy work, SO Spe.
cial Carriages, ribboned,
parasoled, and handsomely
fitted up, $I2, SI4, $40 so
Then the price goes up and
up where you will.
, Basement, northeast Of centre.
q The most stylish Ladies
lIShoe we have--Grecian last
handmade, patent leather
+ toxing-.by a happy chance
IS instead OF $3.50.
In solid-color Oxford Tie.
.lCoffee and Tan Goat heac
!, the procession. All sizes, B
nc, and d widths, 81 and So
AI R,,k Ah nAhhianA II Ill
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

NOTICE. WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, April ., to regulate, seal and
stamp all weights and measures used In New
Castle County this year. All work lett al
Kyle's, Ninth and King streets. or at my
residence, iIso Poplar street, wilmington,
DEL, will receive prompt attention:
JACOB DFAKYNE-
Regulator Of Weights and Measures.
niO- em cod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
CHARLES KYLE.
-THR VETERAN
ICE GRE AM MAN

At the Corner OF SIXTH a OunNar
hFkEETS, has Opened for the Seasnn ~
rs prepared 70 furnish this young Ladies' and
ken ,t with the refreshing beveraee' a.
Vel vel ~ parties, balls, ptc-nics, sc. Bis nar
h 1S.s poIn on the tEss and second iioors have
lean TOP Apered, tepailted and LsndsomeIy
reIui lsned and eyory effort iii he m a ia ~
P tr lie has ample machinery and can
lowest rsteg. ~ tne
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

Joseph Hammett went to New York
this morning TO visi, his brother. Frank
Ham NETT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30

DuBIiu SALE OF 80 HEAD OF BOB.
il SEES and muleg.
l will sell at my stable. "a East Fifth st.,
Chester, Pa, between Market and Welsh,
adjoining George Mahon's livery stable, Oh
THURSDAY, MAY slss, 1855.
ut II O'Clock p. m,
~ Head OF Kentucky aud South a..
IL orn Ohio Horses, 10y
ahead OF good young mules.
suitable for all purposes. These horsea
have been carefully selected for this sale,
hrsa ro"ds,ars sna sssSisrs so0 VOL
eral purpose HORSES. Stock can BE-
Inspected at above stable two days before
sale. and months credit
n. II. TYSON.
l.. ". StidhAm Son. Aucts. A-2TdhR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-30
FoURvH & KING 8Ts
DIR. THEETa,
13S N. Fourth st.
Below Green.
PHILADELPHIA.

~ years practical erperieno.
hlafanteea 10 cure moro quicker
safer and permanent than an,
Hdfettising physician all Rpe
"inl Discusses, Blood Poison
hLln Diseases, l'lInbleA
Blotrhc4, Obstinate t'lcers
Ohstructisns, Inflammation
OF X ldncy, Blndder and othei
orgsrs. Nert Debility,
Early Deem. Wsaln...s ~