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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

That tired feeling aud loss of appe-
tite are entirely overcome by Hoods
sarssparills, the peculiar medicine
Try IL and see.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

Deputy Sheriff Humphrey Hood
returned yesterday from an official
trip in the country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

G. NJ. Eastman, L. NJ. Neff and M.
Epstine, commercial men from New
York, were here yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25
No Other Railway in The Northwest

has In so short a period gained the rep
utation and popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.
Froma comparatively unknown factor
in the commercial world, IL has been
transformed TO an independent, infiu-
entail, grand Through Route, with
magnificent depots, superb equipments
and unsurpassed terminal facilities.
through careful catering TO details it
| has won for itself n reputation OF solid
ity, safety. convenience and attention
20 lite patrons. second 10 no railroad In
the country. Pullman sleepers, mod
els of palatial comfort, dining cars In
which the cuisine and general appoint
ments are up 10 the highest standard,
aud coaches especially built for this
route, are among the chief eleL,ents
which have contributed towards cater.
ing successfully to a discriminating
public. Located directly on It's line,
between Minneapolis and 81. Paul. and
Milwaukee and Chicago, aud Duluth and
Milwaukee and Chicago, are the follow
ing thriving cities OF Wisconsin ana
Michigan I: New Richmond, Chippewa
Falls, Eau Claire, Ashland. Hurley, Wis,
Ironwood, Mich, Bessemer, Mich, Stew
ems Point, Neenah, Menasha, Oshkosh,
Fond du Lac, Wsukeshs, and Burling-
ton, Wis.
For detailed information, lowest cur
rent rates, berths, etc., via tbls route,
10 any point In the South or East, nr-
ply TO nearest Ticket Agent,or address
WM S. MeLLEN, JAMES BARKER
General Manager. Oenl Passr, a Tickle, Aga,
MILWAUKEE,
r. n. Amsoh, Northwestern Passenger Aga
IA. 10 sis.lsu NOUS. rlnus.esls. M.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

C. r.. Merrill started for Helena las
night on a business trip
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

Bob Cross was In from the ranch
yesterday AID took out a load Of sup
plies.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

NJ. C. Corners left yesterday after.
noon for st. Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

Straight up summer-9O' in the
shade y esterdsy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

w. II. Albright was here yesterday
from his ranch at Albright.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25
LOCAL ITE M S.

Ice cream, Is cents q dish, at John
Carriers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

G. w. Knee, q 81. Paul commercial
man, wa at the Macqueen yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY sUPPLIRs.-
Office Of Chef QuArtermAster, Department
Of Dakota, 81. Paul, MINI, MARCH 30th, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS, will be received az this
Office, OF AT the following named posts, and at
Helena, 81. t., until IL O'Clock NJ, on April 3Oth,
1858. and openea immediately after in presence
OF bidders, for furnishing and delivery Of such
WOOD, GOAL, HAY, STRAW. CORR, OATS,
BRAN, ami CHARCOAL, during the fiscal year
commencing July LIST, lsss, as may be required at
llulutb, ST, Paul and Fort Smelling, MINI, Forts
Abraham Lincoln, Bennett, Buford, Meade, Penn
binA, Randall, ~sisseton, sully, Totien aud Yates.
ID. T., Forts Assinniboine, Custer, Keogh, Msgin-
mis-, Missoula, Shaw, Camp Poplar River and
Helena, ". T., Sioux City, Ia, and Camp sheri.
dan. wyo. 7. Preference given 10 articles Of do,
nestle production aud manufacture, conditions Of
price and quality being equal, and such preference
given 10 articles Of American production and man.
~ufacture produced on the Pacific coast TO the ex.
tent OF the consumption required by the public
service there. Blank forms Of proposals. and
full instructions 20 bidders, will be furnished on
application to this office, or 10 the Quartermas.
tiers, al the various posts nsmed.-A. +. ROCK
WELL, Qusrtermsster, U S. Army, Chief Quarter.
master.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

The Cts and s~tarts-using these words in their
literal meaning-ofth the nervous people often strike
the beholder a. ludierous. The nerves Of hearing
Of such unfortunAtes are painfully acute, and im-
Pibged by abrupt, unexpected noises, lead them
sometimes to perform antics worthy Of q Jumping
jack. AZ the root OF nervousness, In most in
stances, is nos assimilation Of The food, and conse-
quently innutrition Of the nerves IS Of the otSer
tissues 81 the body This prolonged is, Of course,
productive Of serious nervous disease. The rem
edy is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, that inyigorate
The tomneh and enables 1t to perform its functions
properly. Soon after commencing il, II will BE-
found that the nerves grow more tranquil by day,
nightly reposc becomes less interrupted, and appe-
lite more vigorous and satisfying. These are the
initial indications, followed by the complete re-
s~torstion Of nervou, yigor. The BitteTs also cure
fever and ague, liver complaint and constipation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

WANTED-A girl for house work
TO Mrs. James Coleman. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-25

Go to Bill Bullard for Best's Mil
waukee Beer in any quantity.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
DIED,
PEEHLY.-on March 20th. Joioph Pssnty



PEENEY.-On March 29th, Jofoph Pssnty
aged o. y'Ars.
The re'aiivse aud friends fthe family are
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
from scott NJ +. Churoh on SUNDAY Ah-r
noon at . o'clscF. IntermcntAt Ula Sgedss'
Oeu e:ery.
SMIrH.-nn the zDgh Inst, Mrs. MArSartt
Smith, sRei SO years.
Relatives and friends OF the family arc re.
spootfllly invited to st,end her funeral
from tbs tegidenoo q her parents, rAu.ck
and -athArtne Conner, no va 6lm street,
on Monday. april 2, at 1870 q. IN, HIg1
mass at st. paul's huroh. Intetmbnt at
New Cathedral Cematery.
OALDW Msrch 81, 1855, 9ors Y !,
daughter OF JOIN T. and Providsnos
OAldVsll aged II years, months aid 6
Relatives and iiiepds are invited to attend
the funeral on Monday, A2ril and. Meet
At the house ct one o'cioos. Services in St,
Paul NJ. u, Church At2e &c ock. Intermont
81 hiVGvow.
"sbe has sons to live with Jeras.'
RODGERS --Cn tho 3Oth inst, q Tired q
son OF Robsrt Il ard AnriS Rodgers, in
tho IS ysar Of mis- age.
RolAtivos and frie ada ara rerpsotfuVy IN.
ylted 10 attend his faLoral RON tho resi-
deIco Of Ills parents, No 2'4 Jetiopon street
on SUNDAY afternoon st 2.3G O'Clock IDtrr
ment at WiimiDglon and Br~ndywine
Uemetery.
HUGH tS.-lh thiH city, en- March ~ oil
pneunoniA, PGtr.ck Hughes, in lis eSth
yBrf.
kels'iyos and friends arc respectfully 10
Titod 10 attend MS funeral non his latt
reslienes, Nc. 100 Wstt SKIN street er
mosday April a, st y IA. m. Poutitcai Il al
= ass At IT, Psul'A Church. IntkfneGI at Old
uathso sorsi Cemetery, Delaware avenue and
Madison street
ORAIu--un Msrch 3>th, Jane, wife oGeGm
uel Craig, A6od 10 years.
Relatives and fr.sndg ars regptcttully in
tltsd TO aitsad her fun~Ai nom The rnsi.
dsncs Of her dEughtof. no. e'o fatt Ivsifti
street or monday afternoon a. gns O'Clock
Services In u nion ID. r. Church, Tel Il
and freIoh Etrsets. Inter ZSnt at EgioI
Oenetsry.
| PECk.-nn March 81, JrliA A, Wlfo o
hAso h Pscsi ngsd 70yotTs.
! RelatiYe5 and friends afo respectfully In
/ v'tsd 10 attssd hsr fanorAl nom the resi-
denco cf her huIband, soeth OF Jae.t
! BfVWn's, New CReiis hundret, on Iueyt AZ
NJ IL o'sloes, IL. InttrnenE al st. Peter
! Otmt sery.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Elected.

Fer some time psst the inmates OF tho
bonse, No. POS ahipley street, owned
by j. Barkley & BRO. e Company, have
ca1sed considerable tfouh,e to the
agents OF the property, HeAld & Go.
Yesterday n writ OF eiGo.ne ent was
Issued by Squire Monaghan aud placed
in the bapos OF OuDRtstll Dlllin, who
proct edod ut nnoa. Upon waiting the
preulses he found !; 10 he ip terrible
oord,ticn IL vas reeAirR Ia fith and
vsrmin, and 81 subject for the exf Gu
tive flicer Of tho Board uf Health. In
one OF the ro0Bp, 9x10 feet. he found
three men, thrte won en- aud two cbil.
dron. This room waa In o torrible con.
diion, 10 much go that the Cfiicer wos
obliged 10 retreat 1T cncs.
Upon his refuru he was aet upon by
the inma,es ard assaulted. Seeing
that he could not do anything bo called
upon Mayor Rboads and OBos-
O'HAra, Tho we're passing at the time,
10 assl't him, which the. did, aud ln q
short time the Inhabitants together with
their household gods we're elected to
this utroet, after which the house was
nailed 1p.
Among those who were elected were
Mnresres and Katie Mcdonnell and
Mike Keegan, who wera arrested and
taken to the city cells This moining 4
they had = hearing before Judge Onm
ninb on tho charge OF diSordsrly cor
duct. After hearing tho evidence In
the cAte. tie defendants we're dismissed
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
A BusIuess UhAbRe.

Tho firm u Pyle & Lichtenstein
having been dlssolyed, It has besn sue
oeeded by Lichtenstein q Hart, and the
business will be continued and con
Quoted on n etill larger scale at the old
stand, No. 226 Market street. Both
mem bers Of ths new hrm are youug
man aud we'll known In thls oity, Mr..
lLicht6Rs,eiD bei9g o nephew Of Max L,
l L Llehtsnst0in. He hos been in the dry
goods busIness all his lie, and for nve
yenrs travelled as 3 saloman for biz
uncle. S)mo i've years ago he, wish
William n. Pyle, srsNedsd M, L.
LioatsDssein IL business as tho place
wzere the new frm Is noa l3cated
The neg partner, Garrett j Hat,
icBmo to this city from Ch1steTtown,
Md In lt74. and sCcursi a situation in
tGrAnv!lle Worr.ll's dry goods store,
uhsro he Ecq1!rsi Thorough kuowl
ietfe o.t.s buLiGesr. TIE new firm IN
Itsnd 10 make E Rr eotSst3 oi ladies' dress
lgooas and hous, nld gods II ~ the
ltntcpiion TO e5mpiste.y stock the ct 70
with rev 2oads, sad as vi 90 nsoes.
sLRry u ri1 tire IA lga5 % III the old
iitouk IL will b. G'sp2Ge OF a. lower
fpfices than the aETo ga ~ Of goods
wers ever sod az Ia this CITY . This
Solpsiig GALA wi on5 e3ni - Curing
rex week, So a 4 ths goods no: sold by
t5Aiurday VIII Is packed up and ssnt -
fPhil Ads.ph!s to be elassd out At suo-
.ion Az tie e SO senls yory dssirsb! {
kg, ,od q in ihia Sft1rt neat { leir store will
Ino doubt he cfo sd nj ali nrEv week.
The frm will alEo cesl largely In
spring c5ats Aud wraps, Rnd fer tht
spurp0so OF supplying tAu domand
IWhioh thtir superlor goods suj ior
tpriues Ia sure to oause, all the facilities
sof lhelr large naru.acinry on t4
second fo1r, with its soW!ng Il a1Alne
rsn By sisam and tTeoiy d 20 or tu}rtl
sklAtni hands, will bo brought int
iplay, a ung era OF business iH open
1. .tilR 10 thla clsy, snd tAis eGtrgstin an
en svp5,.iAg arm proposes 10 ;Esa ad
,lys..tsea Il Is by Introducing now Rooti
tnoi selilr them st as log or lowe
lDricaa tnAl they CAL be cb.alnsd in th
Hare .!les,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
ntnnnipg Committee.

Geand Archon jacob e. Hunter, Of
;ns Gtsud ConclaYe o. Dslswa;c. Hep
tAsopbs. or 8. W N haa appointed tbs
following standing oommilteee: sla-
tionoIy and printing, T II. Riley, No
1; W. Il Long, No Q; G. T Will!sIns,
No. d Legislation, j. 3. Burrolt,
No. 2; X T, Baylis, No. 8; II T.
Price. No. 4. Credentials, William
jams, No 3; 8. W. WEdswor,h, No.
L; q. II. Oombn. No 4 Super vision
and Laws, E W, Pyle, No 4; A. n
Orosssro7e, No l; W. WiLttup. No 8
Fiuki CO end MilaaRe, h. rhomp.on,
No s; L. Pierce, No. O. y ID RiohIrd.
son, NJ. l. AppsAls AND Grievances,
p. +. Jackson, No. Ii q ID Lnkeni,
No. 3; q P. Hclcomh, No. .. Foreign
CorretpcndeT &c, g. q Shaw, No /.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
RrnbNblH HoAx

On Thursday . young Nan reported
to Coroner Baruhill ,h9S no had dif-
covered tho bodies Of two dro wned men
In the Delaware river below the w. q
N. Railroad pier. II, ssid that no had
pulled them on the beach, and laid
stones on them TO prevent their bling
carried ont by the tide Tue coroner
engaged him 20 briug them TO thlo city
"a gccn a5 he oould, nud no promised 10
DO "a that night. Ygsterday morning
tho coroUar bhw GiAntlsni again, and
lie promised 10 go after them at onno,
but hsG not been sssn since. This morn.
lug man osme from Cbes,er, whose
father and brother were drowned Abont
one week ago, and tho coroner accom-
panied him 10 the plsoe where Grant
land EsIt he had left the bodies, bu. no
traces OF them could DO discovered.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
uhnmnionnhlp ol lhe state

Tho Wswasst Gun Cub have Jus!
oomplstsd q nne club house on tEeir
grounds over Eleventh street. bridge, TO
be usad as a s;oregoom for their para
phenalla and also for th5 aooLmBods
tiou OF the.F tai nts who mar pib,i
them from tim - tine, end abo ms.
be sara Of a oo'd.a welcome. Thsy
also Wish 10 state TO the pubiic thai
they cain this championship OF Lbe
SiGte a tap 5hooters at artificial TAR.
gets 10 tsans Of Ave TO ten mcu, and art
ready to defend the game hgainat al
comerJ Communications should b,
sens to the Eeorotary, j. K. woodward
827 Khk suol erect.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
FOslRTA EDITION
Dots.

rhe Grand Castle meets at New Cas-
tle Gu Monday nezt.
a Carpenter has removed from
nenr Beaver Valley to this city.
csorsa O, Marshall, OF Kennet'
sonsrs Pa, haa removed his family to
this CITY.
,mTake vour carriages TO John Waltaer,
sonth III aArket strsst bridge, to have
them painted and repaired.
onr as,rs ls literally packed full OF
olocks ram flJor to ceiling and they arc
sor sale too. MillArd II. Davis, East
Seco ssfeet.
a a WlckershAm has removed 10
NJ eFNt Bront street, and Ii prepared
to cut hair and take OF boards In tine
most expeditions manner
Nathaniel Cultert has sold his three
s,o,v mi Z house, csTner Eighth and
Fnnt N sIIesls, 10 Joseph Hartman
Jr, fer to,oOO'
1aa. "a vho may wish to form su
Ayls.g should call on Parker, No loS
Raj 5scond str3et, snd secure one ol
his impor ed lady birds
Wa Ter Killen has been appointed Post
master At FELTON,, Kent County He has
bopded aud will sake charge OF the othc'
On Monday.
The B1othlan Drama tc Company will
give a grand entertainment in the lat
Household of Faith Church, en- Apri
nth, for the beneat of Smyth Post Drum
and Fife Corps Tickets 10 and 20 cents
E.T. Stroud & 90. will open on Mon
day next, at No 100 West Secoat
street, a new and very Hne stock OF DR.,
goods and trimming 70. which they vii
sell at very reasonable rates.
A. a. Chandler, who kept store Il
Beaver Valley for many years, hs
opened 8 Uonfeoiion0ry and Toe Gre.
saloou as Delaware avenue and WeB
street.
Elian Brothers have taken the stoI
No. 307 Market street, and have ol
hand Hne assortment Of fashionabl
hats, caps, Sc. raey are entsrprisin
young men nod deserve faIr share c
public PATRONAGE.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
HaIAOnAIA.

XIX RepressntA.iVe Rust, Of Sussez
co nty, Was in tao city this morning
DR., Samuel AurphS, formerly oi
Rugby Acadsmy, this city, but nos
located in the Nsrton Collegiate Insti.
tute nj Nswton, N, j., is in tae city
stcpring at the Gay ton House, where
be will remain during .he Easier Loil
days.
George W. Black formerly OF thls
city, has been appointed Official stem
ograph1r OF the Supreme Court in
Camden, Gloucester and Burlington
counties, N, j
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Fighter Donans,'s sad p,,gnt

CHICAGO, Ill , March 30, 1sss.-Last
night I'd. INLAND, who lives at the stock
yards, and Jtmes Dohaney, Of Chicago,
fought even rounds at Hessville, Ind /,
inland being the victor. Dohaney has
fought two draws with Frank Glover and
weighs 1888 pounds. inland has fought n
draw with Jack Hanley aud scsles 1so
pounds. Dohaney's face was ba tered al
most TO q pulp, and he Was badly bruised
about the body. On the way to Chicago
from he scene OF the fight he took cold
IN the face, and erysipelas Is threatened
He 10 now lying at the Breyoort House IN
q dangerous condi' Ion and may die.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
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Kiiied by M E ootrfc suooE.

LINN Maes., March so, lsss.-The
nrst fatal accident that has happened at
the Thomson-llouston Electric Com,
pany's works, in West Lynn occurred to
day at eleven o'clock this morning.
Harry LoVeitt, aged tHeny.two years,
received shock from current on
which are fifty tSo arc lanIs tie elcc
tric current being equal to forty hor c
power. His death was instantaneous. His
home was In Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
FiEs Lunc cll,

Hsrrg Field IL sr, If the Felton,
House, 5tE nd ad WEiautsygs's, will
have a. y al unlh to-8ight, got
up In 70 II I eet waioh hy In
vi.es n u nd uril AID sap To-.
He will aal ha Haitu2s q Fshren
bach'H BIZ Bee 20 Est INA teAscD,
on tap.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

The King stEeet market was we'll ~
tended this morning, and the rush oi
purchasers wss 90 great ths, IL was al
most impossible 10 set along o0 the
sidewalk. The prioes OF potatoes, sur'
nipF, app es and other winter vegetS
bles AID fruit remain about the samJ
AZ At las rapOrs
Butter 10 So to 35 osnte . pound, and
eggs, OF which there seemed TO bs =
SCARCITY, % osnts & dozen. The supply
Of shAi 10 verg COED, and fno ross 10 d
at from 90 20 10 oents apiece Obickeni
are from 81 20 10 81 20 per pair. The''
was soue iettuos offered M, the bead
were email aud brought from to II
cents each.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
mineral wool.

James Il, Wood & Co are selliu !;
large qlAntities Of mineral wool, one
large firm in this city having 77asccssntly
RpIc4se@1 lea 'ncdssnd pounds. Min,
oral wool is used "a = non cond actor Toi
oil purpo.es aud is coming into general
use where it ia known. First claai
build Dg, are not complete without the
use of mineral wool In some portion c
them.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
hn.,er snrx,nea

To morrow being Easter, special SER
vices " III be held in all tha Protestant
and Catholic Churches. In the Catholic
Churches the decorations with nJwers
VIII be very elaborate, especially In 81.
Peters Pro Cathedral. The music vii
be OF high order. Aft0r the services OF
the Gloria is celebrated all the Catholic
bells viii rlug, they having been silent
since Holy IhuIfday.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
The pro.lden, ,.one to ; FuneraI.

WAsIUNGroE, March 30.-The Presi
dent, Secretary " hltney aud Colonel La
mont left here tonight on the II 30 train
Tor New York to attend the Dorshtimer
funeral Secretary Whitney arrived be-
tore the rest of the party, and while
awaiting the coming OF the President
amused nimself by distributing cigars
amoug the attaches OF the Baltimore and
Potomac Depot.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
~N-
Levy Court

A. he session OF Levy Court, yesterday,
twenty two names were added to the as,
setsment list Besides adding the names,
considerable routine tusiness was traLf-
acted The Court met again this morn
ing which session W III close the adding
Of names 10 the list.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
ateIn stuIau

The 'a,gos Of Joshua Emmett. st
tue c-refr vi "Atpat sGrrei anu Spring
All 49, so.er By thieves last Wight
Who o. biz silver watch. Fortunately }
JGheaa i'tt . s5rl ~ money, which h.
had, v ~ tree i1 ii Q Afternoon, or
II is probable il woa d have gene with
the WatCG
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Coatrary 20 tne Kuits.

Yesterday Good Friday) public
5ohoJls hts l, 8, ., IL and IS were
closed hy aulAOr ty OF the respective
coz THIS a1tioR Was ell
tire t5rHais 10 rue $. which dis-
tine .l.as sha. ths pubic schools
sia.i ~, b alGseu on said day, or Hny
Other plse,y re.lsious fast Or festival
dag.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
a Ma.E nrnrsna

Mex Moudty uight Tie accomplished
and talented ac,reas Miss Ritt.o
Rh.cdaA will ctmroAaos al engagement
cf ora week At lie Opera House, with
\ change Of bill every nlaht. On Mon
sday night abe will appear IN "Pygna-
.:on srd GAlhteah
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

ATukIt'a--I. LEWlS sAsSE, THE
~ GWLey OF ths hcuse situated a. Ho ia
hast S0u5tl street, Ia tho i.l ward - the
city Of ia. laSton, county OF HoW CAstle
shd ststs o. IoIAVarn, Ia compliance win
tho reqEireme ntl - tho ne 6 Of t1o General
ASS III = IN auen tsso u.ad o ana progi3ed
q c hsrebg give notice Snn' ehSll apply in
Nris az Z ;ls u0uft u fus2o-El I eisions Of
thA Sescs Cd } AL lie ivory OF tho Ntste Of
Delaware in and !of Row Cattle County
on Moody, tho Tth day OF Nay. a. u, 1878
being too next torn Of 5Aia Olurt ioI q
iicense fir sal hcusY sa Au iEl OF tavern
ftr tho ssle tn'Toiu OF intoTIc,ting liquors
In isis 'atuties tan cne qu'rs, % ba
, ,drua7 on the pramt sos, and TIE following TO
spectacle cifizsns OF raid ward, recon- mend
L.. -..-a q. -..LL L.. l. IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
9uar.erI1 bireanEa.

PIes,dl5g E.dlr Mursky vtn preach
at Cis3 mont o arrfos s. 10 so a. d
Mt I'D smocr, 2,5N p. an. al 6cthel, z 81
p, m. He wilta9,d quarterly confer
ences th!b EI!4. coon 81 EiseAoOE ri
= 300 t1.i Al 9isyuOHt, 80 p. nj ri
Bethel MoH5sJ, . y m.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

NIUIluB =, JOAN u. SASsE, Jr., THE
~ tonALt Cf ths hCuN s'tuesei at the
no thspt o0Tuer oi firh and Orange
6tIoo.s, k1Ofn Ls tho Barnam Hotel,
ia the first wATd Of the city Of WI.
mlngtcn, county OF REV Usstle and
State OF Delaware, in comp,ian5e with the
rsqu iremeats of tue acts Of tho General As
scnbly Ia sOoa case made an provided, do
hereby 2lvo notice that / Ghail appiy In
vi tiay T. the Court Of doneral Sessions
ths Peace and jail Dellvery OF the
Stato Of delaware in and for rev
y .Htlo County, on Monday, ths TN day Of
msy, a. ID. 1885, being the next term
Of SAID Oourt, foT a lie snfo for taid hOuss 4.
Al inn or tavern. f1r the sals therein Of In
t1xirstlEg itquora Ia loss qualities thaa
one gu IT, . DO drunk on the prtmiseF Rad
the foll0sing respcot1D,s citizens OF ssld
ward rooornH end the Fa'd rpDtoation, viz.
D. Harm la John = fisdtr
Oaafles GgIFiE1n JssA O'Donneu
Aibsrt NsgmayeE En,r A UCx
Jhn RAdef Jacob Denu
Pcief j iOBnelly IAnlsl MeCusksr
Tnchl Russell a, I3lotta
Ohus.hn n Sposfl J Wsl.h ND
Juill- uLrntnsr August BlermEnn
John " GarI aGttr Ell MouAru1
hR'l;a y bieKta Da5ial Mckiues
Jas Mot Ives SAMUEL Ourielt
IauLs B'Nisl Fret HoldDbn
jacob Baker Patrick Monaghan
Ing lt' JOHN q. aAHSE, Jrs
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Inrt Ior Itnatnp. .

Tie large iron etSsmsbip osicn,
w M has baon undergoing repairs ~
tue HorlAn & Hch,Dssworsh Co., leis
thb vcrhs o. IL 80 e'o.uok to-day for
passeH nsns ses WA tJwe1 out tho
or X b, Ave tnss.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Prirrn Ihn a.mn

Notwithstanding the immense eItra
attraction yEst will be offered a. the
Novelty Theatre on Front street near
King, Ills oyeuiug there VIII not be Gny
lncreas- r ne price and the general at-
mitsion "l.l.eM4iu at 10 cents, Is6erge'
20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
- . -
lha llnraAa

PIlf. Btlsol's Wuneerfal trained
bcrrte will CLOSE thoir engagement ~
the OssFA House tails evening, snd II
th1Ee Is NDJ one who bAs not SEEN tEsm
they shculd NO: miss this laIt cpror
tunity.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
llIAA nf Ilnn.umnftnn

A. s. R.tgsrs, well.ktowu compost
tor o; thia oity, dlsd ns his hous, OF
Jett55on slrsst b lcw ThiTt, yesterd AZ
st,atn o5n, the cause o. his demise being
consun ptioH Al cne tlme he was .
oom olitor on the News.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Mul pay monna, nxan,pr.

rhe Panss Company" viii E.ve Mr..
.Ctabn benefit on Hon(Ry evening q,
.03d Fellows Hall A "Shde for Life"
will bs made bI H'lla Bertha In front
o! the tuilaipR a 8 IS In tao evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

The Womea's Indian Association Of
.his oity will mee. 1t TFs. W. Y. War
rer's, No 800 Wet stTfot, on MendAy
aittrf oon ht 50 o'clock and q full ST
tendance 10 rcqpestod.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Lost fortnsnnRie.

Mrs Pihe, rs.iding at No 6e5 Ship
le7 strs t. lost a portmonnAis on Fri aay
e eeaa'uR .r 5lius to he grocery store.
any cue r R.EizR 10 TO her viii Dc
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
ntl; lebanon

Therf willie services at Mt Lebanon
N. L Church stln.3Oo'c.ock tomorrow
morning sHl Ia gsr services st 30
O'CLOCK in tap 1ysI.us. Sers ices will be
tUa.oas. clock in the al or-
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
EyersWe'r5

james +. wcOd s ~, 60
se'p W WevofywhoTo sGiT :,
Proa, 9r5 different ~, = a
i.on, brass lnt o'pp''