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Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Ths cheapest hat house in the city
REznf0rd Bros,' 4o4 Market street.
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for mumps.
BrAzilian Balm cures cold; 20 doses, loc.
90 To hurPhey's for your bed Hprings.
Buy your furniture at Mnrphey's.
Try Bash's coal ; you will surely like Il.
Hillard v. Davis, Jeweler, X. Second at.
Fine IS X. Rings, 1T HAMS, Is L. Fourth.
r. RoOp Smith, druggist, bth and King.
American Laundry, oo2 West front street.
First class furniture at Aurphey's, 800 Ship
ley street.
60 10 Geo. H. hurphey,s for your pAriof
chamber and dining room furniture. s0s Ship
ley street.
oAly 81 50 pes load for best hickory kind
ling wood, Al J. q. Bryer h Co.'s. foot o
Tatnall street.
We stop the prosa to say that Hollis hal
the beat cough candy at No. 4 Vest Ste1nd
Btreet.
90 TO II. n. Msereis stalls, ~ and 74Ss eOnt
street market, for your chsice creamery fresf
butter RlBo the beat cream Cheese AZ nArks
price,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
.rHn rrsx OF TEE noAD.Y

a Now yorker's Impresstons of the
Psnnsyivanias New York and OAi-
cago Limitad.
san Franciseo Oorresponieuee OF tho New
York Sun, February ~. 1883.
When 1t oomss to long-distArce rail-
roading, runs OF 1900 miles and up
ward, the roads of she far West beat
the world; but for shorter distances, say
thousand miles, the great roads OF the
East excel. To ride over the Pennsyl.
vAniA Chicago Limited from Few York
10 Chicago 10 to take the cream OF
American railroading, aud that means
the very best In the world.
The train, as IL stands In the station
at J6rsey City, 10 evidently something
that the road 10 proud Of The engine
Is big. The engineer 10 shat kind OF an
engineer who starts train as gently a.
. mother rocks cradle. but who, ~
you will discover when you get there,
takes you through the country on
schedule time. When the conductor
says the "All Aboardp' the porters At
the oar entrance say GAN OF that's
going" as the officer ut ths gang plank
OF an OCEAN steamer says "All ashore
that's going" just before the steamer
neahs9s &hOcp WhU AhND OVoAu ~ npN
friends off look at them through the
broad windows NJ the train glides out
of the station, and quiet, but none the
less ardently admitting railroad men,
look below Mt every truck and wheel
and journal box, not beosuse 1t Ia
DeoessAry, for the train has already
been inspected, but they like to look NJ
the train and TO be sure again that the
blossomed pink OF the road 10 In perfect
trim for another 1000 miles run III
twenty four hours.
Outside the cars are gorgeous; inside
they are beautiful and luxurious. You
may meet on any big road In any part
OF ths country cars M beautiful and
perhaps quite as comfortable, but here
Ia whole train OF luxury. The vesti
buies between the cars are SO deftly
joined that you cannot discover under
loot where the platf0rmH come together,
and the cerpeted way Is lightsd by Y
centre light overhead. In thu smoking
room are big, comfortably upholstered
wicker chairs, with broad, easy backa
and restful arms. Books II you want
to read. Cabinets OF brio-a-brao, moi
too pIGiuse. Rooms In which you may
play cards; electric bellg that win cal
y porter, who will fetch AppolinAril
water, or maybe stronger waters IL
emergency. Electric lights every whore
had neglected to get shaved, but tht
barber shop on the train afforded com
foriabls opportunity.
1t takes . pretty fair sort Of man Il
shave another on . railroad train o.
forty or fity or more miles AD hour
but be can do It, though 1t Is not quit
no easy TO shave man on steamer
However COED the road and tho rollinI
stock InSy be, cars will sWsy; but tn
barber establishes gentle but 6rn
union OF himself, the chair, aud th
patient, 30 that all move together, au,
the thing is done. You may take
bath on the train II you wish to do &c
In the diuing car the linen lie fine, tn
food 10 satisfactory, and the fi1wers 4
the brackets on the sides OF the ca
over the ends Of the tables ara frSgran
and beautiful, and when you get
Chicago you wonder what haB bscom
OF the twenty.foar hours.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
Board at naaeas.oa.

The Board Of Public Education met In
regular session last evening.
The Flnancs Committee reported the
following report Of the treasurer as cor.
rect:
ThN tressurer's report for the month
ending February 20, showed balance on
hama as follows: Current eypepses,
t2O, 9e2 0i; new buildings, SO, ,11O.50. The
payroll for teachers salaries amounted to
ID, SAT 58.
The report was adopted.
The committee en- printing reported
having had blanks printed ut cost OF
$40. Report was adopted.
= School No was allowed s5 for mouse
traps; No. 16 was allowed $53l for new
partition, the contract price. An order
for the amount was ordered 10 be drawn,
An order for S45 was ordered 20 be
drawn in favor of Hoffecker1& HodeckeI
for examining title Of the lot In Forty
Acres.
On motion the board went into a recess
to examine the plans for new echool
house drawn by Frank CArsweh, the ar
chiteet The committee on the new bull
ding considered these plans an improve
ment over any plans on which a school
were ever bull in this city.
The plans were adopted.
On motion OF DIR. Shortlidge the com,
mittee ON lot was appointed q building
committee and be authorized to ask fol
proposals.
On motion of Mr.. Collins, q committee
OF three was appointed to have board
walk built from No. ii school to Pas sturt
street. Collins, smith and Blake were
appointed.
Mr.. Donaho moved TO increase the bail.
ding committee to seven,
Mr.. Pyle thought five was plenty
Mr.. Donaho accepted the amendment
The motion was carried. Donaho and
Foulk were added.
On motion the monthly appropriation
was ordered to be drawn from City Coun
ell.
Bills were allowed as follows: W. II.
Lones, $40; E. IL. Anderson, 1884; O. r
Sesterhen, 81 10; 8 Z Massey. tSi N. II
Culbert, 81; q. A Frazer, fi3 10; Jamei
Mills, 81 IS; + e Hsni, 1870; @ =. MID
dleton, 65 cents; NJ Megary Il Son, S3 81
s. II. Baynard, 81 30; g. j Cleland 81 SO
Reese s. Brother, e. 75; Miller Il jenkins
E.Sl; j. W. Pierce. $3.50; Mercantile
Printing Company, SIS 81; B ughman 4
Co, ts.75; q. L. Hazard, 30; j, NJ
Phillips $l50; James r Wood, Si4 85i
James Bradford Co, $387S; William
Lawton, - IS; GswthIop q Brother
S2l "a; D. W. Harlan, Sr60; X. E.Korbit
t7. SO; G. +. Thomas 4 Co., 81 ,567.l9.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

A writer In the January number OF
Woman sAys: "When woman has $50
gowns. with underwear, wrAps, bor-
nets, lAees and parAsols to correspond, :,
what Is she going to do with them?
Obviously ahe requires some place for
storage, and the result OF competition
in dressing Is aesn In the demand last
summer for especial rooms, arranged
for the keeping OF such toilet valunbles
at she watering place hotels. bnch .
gown room In not . Nero trunk atOrage
apartment. II 10 firt-proof,o meant to
be 40, snd 1t contains q wealth o. ologet
room and dress rack room that would
turn an ordinary housowifa's brain.
For such rooms pre- empted by iEdivid-
uals have been In use st Saratoga, to
sAy nothing OF plebeian bedrooms set
aside for wardrobe mysteries by one
woman, or two or three women Ia COM
mon. Mrs. William Lawton, OF New
York, has had one gown room. She Ia
credited with eighty out loor gowns,
one hundred evening go Wns, and some
Atty morning and piazza toilets. a
Chicago woman, Mrs.. Moore, hRs an
other gown room, and kseps IL about al
full. The wife OF KAnBAB City
broker, an heiress from the Pacific
coast, and pretty deui blonde Phila-
delphiau carry an equal amount OF bag
gage, and are harl at work at the tash
OF making one appearance Ia each toilei
of their liat OF from 100 To 200 apiece.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
which was Its bacon or shassspssIe

The authorship of the dramatic pro
duotions attributed to this last of tbs
Above-named Is eaisAtiaR literary cir.
Giles to the very centre, but Rffscts tho
practical 10 assoc far less than the mo
nentous question, how to regain or pre-
serve health, that asseHtisl OF bodily
and mental aotlyitS, business snoeess
and the "pursuit of happiness" " we
can throw far more light on this latter
subject than the most profound 6hase.
spsa.ian con on tho question arst pro,
pounded. II the system is depleted the
nerves shaky; II Indigestion or coDsti.
patton botheTs one at timte, or oon'
stantly; iithe as.p is yellow and tongue
fnrred as In biliousuess; IL there hTe
premonitory twingas OF onoomiug rheu-
mAtism or neursi Ris; II tbh kidneys are
inAetive-use Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, the tinest reoup perant OF an age pro.
lilo In beneficial and successful RENE
dies. Remember, II malaria threatens
or affiiots, that Is neutfsllses the poison
and fortiaee the aysteD.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
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The finest eye tonic, eye strengthener
and promoter Of . clear, healthy, strong
ssght Weak, infAned and sore eyes
axe quickly cured. Long sightedness,
on short or near siahtsdness Is wonder.
fully relieved by restoring the lost
action OF the nerve, by removing all
parniytio or eonassttvo tendencies.
Bad eyes are made COED, weak eyes are
made strong and diseased eyes are made
we'll by using this famous eys nedi.
cine. a1c. and SEQ. bottles supplied.
Main depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Bel.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Stove and Heater COMPANY have leased
the large building, No. B05 6hipley
street, and will move from their present
location on or about the LIST Of March.
We viii have large room in the SEQ.
ond story TO rent for storage of house.
hold goods or other purposes at moder-
ate rent for spaces. "A safe and oonve-
nient place for storage. Apply OF K.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

The boys OF No. school not bolsE
allowed the privilege of their school
yard before school hours have an
noysd the neighbofs In the vicinity OF
Rnird and Washington streets by
bringing knives and pimlets to school
aud bleeding tho trees, filling bottles
with the sap. Also other annnysnces
too numerous 10 mention. Who can
abAte this annoyRnce7 Other papers
please copy. CITIZEN.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

The annual session OF the National
Educational Association for 1888 will
be held in San Francisco from June IL
to 20, inclusive. There will soon be
ready for distribution hundred thou
sapd copies OF an offioisl bulletin Civ
Ing Information regarding hotel aaoom.
modAtlonB and charges. Round-trip
tickets frotn PhilsdelphiA will cost
500 2b. Superintendent d. w. Harlan
OF this city has been appointed director
for Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Tho Adams Ekpress Company will
sell come : 90 nnoialBed paokaaes at
S.idham's auction room next Tuesday
evening, TO this Dest aud highest bidder.
All who wish to have little anusa
ment At a CHEAP rate should attend.
Many Of the packages contain articles
Of valne and good bargains may ba SO.
ouTed by She lucky pur 1hnstrs The
list WRs publiehed at length In The RE
PUBLICAN yos4erdsy, and catalogues
mas also be occurred at the odiSe OF the
Adams Express Company.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

We have TO move 70 another store,
and have too much stock on hand. We
want to reduce 1t by selling what we
have At cost. We have some very Moe
parlor, room and cook stoves and dOu-
BILE heaters that we will sell cheap. All
kinds Of stove hardware and tinwAre.
Call and secure q bargain. The Pickels
Stove and Heater Co., East Fourth
street, WilminGton. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Tho undersigned having opened the
store 200 West Second street with full
limo OF wall paper and window shades
We. are prepared to do work ut short
notice. We would solicit . call from
our friends and the public. We en-
ploy hrst-olAss work men and guarantee
satisfaction. G. w. Evans b Co., 200
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
unange of UAse.

II. Wyatt, No. 100 West Second street,
has purchased the property on the
north west corner of Second and Orange
streets, where he will remove his dry
goods business on our about March 15
As our stook Is very large. We will begin
time of removal. Mrs. Ada Wyatt will
be at the store, aud will be glad to see
her many friends.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

a Mistake Thai Aoses Didn't Make.
In yesterdays Issue of the RRPUBLIcAN'
the article headed Success to Him Who
Success Deserves" was the production
from Mr.. Morris f. Moses prolific brain.
The article was an accurately written
one, but the compositor who set the copy
made typographical error. We take
great pleasure in saying that all of Mr..
Moses articles are without the faintest
shadow of exaggeration For one outside
of the newspaper busintss, Mr.. Moses
knowledge of journalism is beyond des-
criptior.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

For rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia,
female and children's diseases, urinary
tronb!e, liver, blood and skin diseases,
and all nervous and chronic diseases,
tnsctually treated by DR.. L.ppinoott,
No. 604 French street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

am now prepared to do all my work
All ir need Of new oEr-
rlage on who wish TO have their old
onen repaired, should give mo call, 40
all work is made OF tho best material
and pnt together In the best style.
Prices mod crate. JOHN WALrHER,
Over Market Street Bridge.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

who hAs bsen connected with Messrs,
j. q. Buyer & Go =, has opened m ofilce
In the Builders' Exchange, At the N r.
corner Fourth and Market streets, SEQ.
ond floor, whore he will conduct the
work of an accountsnt and auditor.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
Dr. simns, waite ruin,onio Baisar.,

Dr. SHINING White Puinonio BaiseEaS
the great leading lung remedy of vii.
mington, Del. No one ever reao hee
consumption who uses 1t In time; 1t
will always prevent and nost frequent
ly cures consumption. It stands un ex-
celled for curing coughs, hoarsen eee
oroap, sore throat, 60, boo. and 81 90.
Depot Fourth and King. Sold by
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

DR.. Lippincott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia and chrouic rheumatism
prioe 400. per bottle. For sele By
TAYLOR & FULLERTON,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Walter H. Thompson and family
started yesterday on O visis 10 West
Chester, Pa, and from that plsoe they
will proceed TO Sioux Oily, lows, where
Mr.. T. will epgags in the iawelry Dnsi-
ness with his father.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Wines and liquors, 10S West Seventh
street, A ane lot Of imported and do.
meatic oigars. OAll and inspect them.
IoIepnone, 4A5.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

When baby was sick, we gave her Casteris,
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria
torla.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
Pa.spsoo superiaa,ve Patent Flour

stands unrivalled for making good
bread; of q rich, creamy color and
fine flavor. II your grocer does not
Keep 1t, you can get II Of:
John r. Mari, J.S. Hamilton q 90
Jas. d. Morrow, j. Jerome Smith,
TAtnall Bros, ]. 2. Allmond g. Go
W. q. Valentine, w. O. Phillips,
wm, E. Frank, Fell q Joseph.
Philip Plunkett, L. Griffith.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

The State Directory Ii now ready.
The prioe Is S4.00.
There never was one like 1t.
Il Ia not "Businsss Guide," or al
Industrial 05clopadia. or "f,ist o.
Select Business Houaos." II IL = oom
plete directory of all the people at al
the postoflioes in the StAte-the evi
aud the good, the inst and tho unjust. :
FERRIS Bnos., publishers.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Ferguson, IL e. Second street. has q
large assortment OF Easter eggs. rsb-
bits, chickens, eto. Wholesale and re.
tall. Lsavs your order in q 4 time.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

RsmnAns of oIoths and Cashmere,
suitablo for suits, pants, vests and
iadtsa' wraps at one-haii cost, No. III
Market street, and a few youths and
mems coaLs,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Strains and external injuries are the
chief CAUSES OF weak ankles and juintB.
By the free ure of Salvation OIL . cure
will be effected in short time.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

SHuoH's CURE will immed lately re
lievs Group, whooping cough and bron.
chitis. Sold by n. B. DAnforth, cor.
and b Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

etc.. quickly rhllessd by BROWN s
BRONCHIAL rRoCHEs A aimple and
t tff1otna. remedy, aapefior to all other
articles for ths same purpose. Sold
only In boxes.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

This afternoon the Rev. ]. 8. stoas Of
PAlladelphia preachss In st. Andrew
?. E. Church.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Practical house painter, No. 233 Market
street. Estimates furnished for all kinds
OF painting, gralning and glazing.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

II you intond to travel either for plea
sure or profit protect yourself ssatnet
the changes OF diet and water, by hav.
Ing with ydu LaKAdor, tho great vasu'
latOE, and ls,ng la .h,- ~ 4tssa.
the disorders uslaliy resulting from
such changes.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

SHILcH'B OAFARRH R8NEDY--A
POSITIVE oura fcr catarrn, ,diphtheriA and
canher mouth. Sold ny N. B. Danforth,
coz Sn1 81 Market atrsats.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Look at cur o0ds and ends window.
A 90 cent picture given with every
pound of tobacco at Ohapmsn's, Ssv
enth aad Orange streets
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Gents shoes soled and hseled for 76
cents while you wait. Hayter's, Second
and Walnut street..
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Attention IL called to pablIe sale OF
furniture vt No. lo9 West Twelfth
street, On FRIDAY March 164h.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

HAoKMETAoK,a - lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 30 cents. Sold
by N. B. Danforth, cor. And g. Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Kindness, II nothing stronger, should
iuduoa any one to uss DIR. Buil'e Bahy
Syrup Tor ths relief OF tho diseases
babies are subjecs to. Price a6e.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

In the report of conference for yesterday
morning we omitted to state that The
Conference had decided to hold its next
annual session at Easton, Md.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

"we know well," Gays the Farmers
Magazine, "that In all branches of busi-
mess there arc those who take advan-
tase OF the opportunities and seek the
henefit OF rise In prizes. In selling
eggs or IN procuring tt sm the matter OF
cost must be considered only In relation
to the price. We can better afford 10
incur an expense Of two dollars than
one, where the chances Of profit are
twice rs great. than not to derive any
profit at all. When eggs arc well mp In
price. commanding over thirty cents
por dozen, we may, by feeding properly,
secure shem. We can point 10 a poul.
trymsp who paid twelve cents q pound
for fresh beef for his hens, when eggs
were forty oents q dozen, and 1t paid
him well.
"Just here, we will say to these who
complain Of reoeiviu2 no eggs, to
chsngs the food by giving good sup
ply OF meat onos day. A pound will
supply twelvs fowls, and, II they are
kept warm, they will pearly always
lay undsr q meat diet. A better plan
is to chop pound Of meat, and add II
to . quart OF beans (After the beans
hASe .hasn -o0oksd tiu they Ars sen /,
and thioken the MAS with gfouId aals
till 1t Is Of the consistency Of dough.
Feed this once o day 10 twenty Ave
hens, with whole grain Mt night, and
the chances are they will lsy in the
coldest weather."
"And there was o mask hail that
night" yes, and they kept 1t mp pretty
lively until morning. You zee they
weren't afraid Of the early frost-kpow.
ing that all the druggists keep supplied
with DIR. Bull'B Cough Syrup, the old
reliable stRndby.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
Remnants.

Remnants OF embroidery very cheap
at Hnkil & P0iHt's, Second and TstnAl
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Bnsh's, French street wharf is the place
10 buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Ask for Youta'n Smoking Tobacco,
3aa. WAllece. a17 Pins street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Extra fine oysters Mt Ainscows. 20, 80
and 40 per. qt. Telephone 300.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

FOR coed coal go to Bush's. French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Coon brand collars and cuff, 3 for Soc
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Best broad AMI eakes in the city q,
W~fqz' III aud Tata
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

IN, II, Lyman, M. O, Hd.
ts,idhaD, hslrs, Ohristiana Hd.
H., 4 pickofBon, N. y. lid.
M 4 Uoneway, iirandywine Hd.
Mali. Poncadsr HID.
X. Chandler, BrAnd,y Hd.
- 4 Hapnum, Ohestor Pc.
E,u,e, IOS west l2tn street.
4 0ochran, N. q. nd.
i iIonuno, Brandywlne Hd.
Pile, MIL ureek lid.
grtnnAn Mt. OpbS.
Mckinney, W. y, y. I'D.
4 MerrIcE, ueutrsvilie. Del.
aiuod "a ages, III D. eth St
,itOtntsr, Beaver Valley, Bel.
warner, city.
ure SlS ra;yall street
4 tIould, New uastlo Hd.
Tyson, Ohestor.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

qdiate4t
z.z.a "a, DANGEROUS,
END Tor book "Is
foRlled veketAbF
ut promising, ma
ss Rest skill In tn
T-y WAltop's milk pslay. witt eyenth
and ratDall. % ? o."
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Cough canug ~ Bsrvusnn's, II +. "a
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

3 for Soc.
Coon brand collars.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

3 Pairs for 81.
Coon brand cuffs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

|Cyrus D. Rots dlued with Job
b. yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

Improved stock.
4 Higgins, Esq, Of Red Lion
4 parchased several Fresian
4 heItets OF . sale in Penn
A. tsw DAYS ago at prices rang +.
IslOO 10 $3.50. The introduction
bck viii prove an advantage
as tho farmers gen.
IA be stimulated TO improve
Ia and thus render them more
4 By enterprise and improved
Farming may be made to pay.
-
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
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lsed the diest
gel 2j y'ssal
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Decsisedd
en- saGeflnGlJ
sniw n vas iIp,1
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thsn the II
70 Hqass!p Z
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

~.,..,.Ip'ld
. - march n
E 's,or q IL, nj
.hIa,oo5sbeF 10 Iss Iss'|
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

. feel tJh.I Il
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mons for 1
Mentions. II
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eter thffs
sen robb3d,]
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lie Ecohon|
what hts b
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no dealingl
,ouis Fellhl
bstween I
hat stcres,
ow prieels, p
,onony -
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
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noxHuH4
BOARD % or PUBLIC EDUCATION

An Mieetion for Members Of tha Board Of
Public Kdacaiioa in W ilmip Eton viii be held
In the afternoon OF Saturday. May 9Th, iesB.
Polls viii be open at II O'Clock or thirty min
u.ss sesreeiter, and eloss At . p. m.
Will hold the School neetion.
members 70 be eieeted and places Of voting
Fisst ward. One member for years; polls,
public schoolhouse No. "a, Second street near
second Ward. One member for = years;
polls, N. W. corner seesnd and Walnut
Third Ward. One member for 1 year. one
member for years; polls. public school house
Fourth Ward; One member Tor years;
polls public school house No. Z. corner Finn
and Pine streets.
Fifth ward. One member for years;polis,
public sehoolhouse No. o. cor kighth and
sixth Ward, One member fo- q years ;polis,
public school house No. 0. Walnut Street
above Twelfth street.
Seventh Ward. One member for 2 years;
polla, public school house No. 2, corner
Eleventh and washington stree 3.
Eighth Ward. One member for two year;
polls, public school house, No. s, corner
seventh and spruce streets
Ninth Ward. Ons member for years;
pollA. Old Academy.
Tenth Ward. One member for years:
polls, Public school house No. Ii, esraer
Third and H,rrison streets.
Eleventh Ward. One member for year, one
member for years.
Polls. Public school house No. 10, corner
Oak and Harrison streets,
Twelfth Ward. One member for two years
streets; BENZ. +. BARTRAAi, Secretary.