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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

ST PsuI Ninn-. Nav 6.--O3 the sfh Of
Msy lss; yesr seeding 2 Ainnesets and
Dskots vas finished and the crcp bad been
i.rt in 80 ~frasd in exce nj oenci iun
snd under The most fsvorao.e conditions
- vsa.nsr lhis vesr fhs season hss
feea back rs-s frd cold. and uore rsi1
81 n this stsfe in AprfI thsn ever hsfore
re iets RI re have fIgpfed sseii1g enttfe-
ig IL nesTig 3 geyts 81 tie rfnwesf. srf
ne greene IS vet sua colo. 30 ur8grsss
hse been fs 11rEg fte psst zpek I'D
an tess tte wssttsT = % tht bext Bo1hice
can o. 6oos fe~ lesrty q wefk fnors. Tais
i rsrf lcalar4s trae - TIE Ser hera psrr n
Hf1-eefs ID nsrv n f-t soaI herr
nice the grour8 vss zss h~fo-s fhs
q rairs Sod 80 sar1e riefes = ncw cev-
s 9ssh wstsr - iast .t W5l - ~sek
asf.rs ans czn - tsksn irlo 80 6t3s
sr.r s ffe bfsf e wesf5tf frora ftis
s.s Farmers sfe eefeae sisrsorars5
re- tiss sitnstiFr bra v5 fse DAYS -
-oaa re~tse~ tae rsnsifd n re crop
sr-atH - a-mr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
PUBLICAN PLAN
a SUBSTITUTE FOR The MILLS BILL
Why the oppesstios DO Not onsr Their
b< xt Oa<s- -baFross intsfsiswss-
The Proposed BAH Rsaaess the
Hsssass $50 600 sooo-

@-ss~t - xsx xsAtsss.sess
NsssISssEoS. MAJ g. Representative J
c. Burrows. one Of the Republican mem
eers Of the Ways and Means COMMITTEES.
said today that since the debate on tbe
Tariff oili commenced the question has ire
q0ently been asked Why the Republicans
DO net ortsr substitute 10 the pending bill
II key regard IL as such vicious measure.
M. burrows said. "If We we're 10 intro.
cuee our bill now il would, as matter 0l
course. De referred to the Ways and Means
COMMITTEES. and the majority OF that com.
mittes might not report TO the House fof
scme weeks 10 come. Consequently IL
woald be eli folly for Us to INTRODUCES ths
bill now. After the Mills bill has been dis
eussed und=r the FIVE minutes rule foE
amendments, and when il has been re-
ported back from the committee Of the
whole TO the House so that 5
vote may be taken. We shall Offer
our bill as substitute. and il viii
be voted on first. If il is defea ted the ma
lion will then hear the passage of the
Mills bill. but of course II our substitute is
adopted that ends everything"
do you believe that your substitute will
be adopted!"
We have not counted noses yet, bat il
Is certain that il stands much better
chance OF passage than the Mills bill does
unless il is very considerably amended
and changed from its present shape"
What are the main provisions Of yoer
oill?"
I'VE contemplate q reduction of abou,
S50,000.0oo on tobacco; the repeal Of the
tax on alcohol used in the arts, amounting
To s6,0Oo,0O0. and the repeal OF the duty OF
sugar ana bounty which would be equiv
alent to SIS 600. 900. making in all $9I. 600.
coo. or rather more of q reduction than the
Mills bill contemplates."
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
RAILROAD SMASHUPS
IN OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA.
A Car Loaded With Dynamite Explodes
ssd kfIis sssoa People, Woandins
Twenty Others--A Circus Train
Wrecked ana One Hand
Efilsd.

SHAxoKrs, Pa, May GA freight train
on the Philadelphia a Reading Railroad
vas passing through Locust Gap. ak miles
from this place. at ii O'Clock last night.
when car loaded With dynamite exploded
killing seven people and wounding twenty.
some seriously; burning eight houses level
ing four more blocks 10 the ground and
xrecking hundreds Of Others. Following
are the names OF the killed:
JoHN QuIss, aged 40.
KATE QUINN. aged 3
WILLIE kAvANAU6H. aged Is.
MARY kAyASAU6H. aged 8.
ALIcE kERKIcK, age0 T.
xInfant child of SIMEON KERErcK, born
Turing the afternoon.
The engine, drawing seventy cars, was
running down grade 81 q rapid rate to MAKE
A siding one mile west Of the Gap 10 allow
he Phiiadelphis fast iioe south the right of
way. The engineer slowed up when In the
zap, bat the cars had attained such mo-
nentum that he wAs obliged TO run fas, 10
keep the tanks from being bumped. The
head of steam was too much for The
couplings, and the seventh car from the
locomotive broke loose. The engine
sas stopped to make new couplings. when
he broken train met with shock suffi-
cient 10 explode the dynamite. The torce of
be explosion shook the ground for twenty
miles around. wreckiDg many houses in
Mount Caimel and its neighborhood. The
rainmen, aided by the horror stricken in
labitants. rushed To the rescue anc sue
ceeded in saving many lives from the burn
NJ buildings. OF toe dead nothing re-
mains but the few cbarred chips of bone
found in the ruins. subscription list b IS
oeen started in Shamokin and nelghboring
owns. A number of the wounded have
been taken to the Miners Hospital.
STseBEEvILLE, May GA landslide on
he Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad. near
this place. was run into today by Miller &
Freemap's circus train. The accident hap
Dened in the deep cut known as the Back
bone." where watchmsn is stationed
every day but Sunday. The engine and
live cars left the track, and the cars are SC
badly wrecked as to be utterly useless. A.
b. Stillwell. Of Wellsville Ohio
ngineer. was terribly scaided and
received severe internal injuries
lis condition. is precarious. e.
.ner Ellsworth. OF Cincinnati. a colored
cook sttscned TO the circus, was instantly
killed. None of the sleepip gears contsin.
ing the performers or slock-cars loaded
Siih horses left the track. The cars thai
we're wrecked contained canvass, wagons
md baggage truck. The circus will lose
over $1,000. They were on their way from
Zanesyiile, Ohio, to New Castle, Pa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. MONDAY MORNING. MAY 7. 1888.


The Board Of Eaaestion net Saturday
sssnius. Mayor Diksnsn gsesidipg. Notes
wss received from Mr.. Ledysrd for tie va
cation Of shs roorns IN his block now ocea-
pied by the library ana Superintendent.
nd il vas sivsn 10 ihs Bailding C0mmitles.
Fas accounts for April footed 81 ls9l 6s. A
vote vas taken for SgperiHtendeat OF
schools. by which dseidsd presersnes was
sbown for the presert incumhenf. r. NJ.
Kendsn. II vas not ol3ciaI ~ this time.
howeser. aud thersfors ths result was moi
announced
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
THE DELEGATE-kT-LARGE
VIII BE John X Boiss, of Hudson
Leuawee County.

LeuaWee touutf.
4 reporter Of the TrLEsRAz HERkLD
shook hands with genial Tom s. Apple
gate. of the Adrian 7iaes, at The Morton
Yesterday, and Of course tried to pet some
news from him. bnt be was not very sue
crssful. Mr.. Applegsie said IN substance.
Yes ] am The only member 81 the Re
publican Stale Central Committee IN the
city TINS far zee that Nf. Mcmillan nss
secured a ro0m ners si The Morton. zBd vili
OF conrse be present a. ibe convention Fl
Tuesday. lt goes without Saying that re
will be selected chairman Of the committee
III ne does not perempt0Tily decline be word
o. mouth. In regard 20 Seiagate- st-large
we have Cur Tasn already picked cot. sno
the only trouble is thar nerriy every county
DELEGATION hss aot candidate. bal sltsr Al
t3eiF names are presented and ihsT gef the
c8muI usfntsrf vote ge shsii Al seitie down
on our fnan from HUassB--joAn X. B0iss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

rT~rT on. .--rfs-s- = - tc-n - r~re< ? ~
sss wsr a Ccnesols .. ssxstY'x. sEe6 s.
r.sr~ ~ she h1ne~si he~ssa-r.
zruwfrT -4t SIS = n zuns.r ksV ~
~f-'sf a. .essssit- - - -sekfa1re - EsssTs
-. sE-0 81
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FHfIF t2 --i1Fl S7sfsT efs1irR Asr e -
1ke - 49, - srzrfs feeern 81 zfsff
FfGF - d ~ H-rs fta~s1s
szed teEx -ee,es SD r 5ays
sesr ri f-ssss ssr.seex
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
Tho Telepaone Trial.

WasHrSoros. May 6.-An effort Is to be
made to reopen the telephone case in th,
Supreme Court 1t is undersioed thai
counsel for The Drawbspgh people have
completed their petition 10 reopen the ease
and thai It xil be submitted 10 the cours
toruorfox
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

RKrxBtK Mica. NAY 6-By wreck Oh
tbs Nlwsnkee 4 Northern Railroad. caused
by the f@il Of a bridge over Aichsgsmme
River nszr floodwooi early this norning.
tie fireman sn3 head brakeman. sAe
went down with she engine. were Instantly
Killed. Tie engineer Was also carried
down. bat escaped. Right box ears and
the engine are IN tbs river
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

stsss-,ss - -s< -xSsssss-eSas.,.
ToLrpo. May e.-This Gas a great dsT in
bss. bal circles IN Toledo. The C!eTs. and
sssocfslion club sought 70 wire the gro uud
With the Maumse tri-states hut hsrsly saved
a own bacon. In the frs, six innings
Gssbrieht bid The visitors down 20 ous bit
Two thousand people saw tue gsms. The
sr0ra.
~,l-so 90 . 9 - 2
,..se-.saa - 0 o 8 . o. g
80 h s-Tafesn 2 Ciev~is1f& 4
B~~s,ra- T-3s.-o A. CieTelse1 s.
Fe~eaf r-ss.e- oee.
- -ts- T-f..-..s s r -~~'s1t-
p-s-.-iss - tss>nrxft sna 9sna 50 T1ie5a
s.slkes sos 1orFtsos Ziasner ss1 Spy5sr hor
fferetsHt
-.-a-.--l..r. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

cz~-saa. Mse s--fea Ossn Norvs
gar. Rssna - s. Aar n-sTs- kiies bss
h-s-hs- T.s- sha sfsesroor - shoofinx
~ tEreas fhe sesvs f7rnE ousrrsl
es - a.-s - srstbes . cr~ est -
,frfs ~nA ~ go. fhs sssreerss wss
s~rrsgs6
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
A Lord In the Toiis-Emperor Frederick's
Conoition.

LONDON. May 6.-Upon the arrival of the
steamship Nevada at Queenstown TO-DAY
Rowe, of Leeds. upon warrant charging
him with embezzling large amounts of hi
EMPLOYERS funds. Rowe bad travelled in
AulerScs under the name OF Lord Charles
Bereslor3. and only recently married an
American laGy. His wife and father-in
law accompanied him on the voyage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
nnn.ln RiIl on ni. rrar Hnme-

LoxDos, May 6.-BuffAlo Bill. with bic
troupe, sailed from Hull on a Wilson Line
steamer for New York this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
BERLIN. May e.-Ths Emperor was fever

BERLIN. May 6.-The Emperor was fever
ish throughout !ast night and bis rest was
disturbed by frequent paroxysms Of cough
ing. accompanied by copious discharges OF
pus. His condition during the day has
been better, but bis breathing IS difficult.
bis respiratory efforts belRg ditficut ami his
Inhalation rapid This evening another
Access broke in the Emperor's throat. caus-
ing a copious discharge and perceptible
weakening OF the patient
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
SUNDAY BALL GAMES


Columbus Gets Away With sssdusky.
sxsNs.s~s vs>sssss-ssssSs.
CoLUNRus, Mag 6.-Tbe home team ds
tingu shed itself in todsy's game with
sandusky by terrific batting and generally
good fielding. The ssndusky boys were
ansbls to bit Hsndiboe effectively. The
ore:
C0IHrn bus ...--..7 o Z o 0 0--ts
sandlssy --..--.-. 80 0 l. ;
Rsse hits-Columbus Is. Ssndusky. 3
krrtrs- C1ium bsss. I. Ssndnsky. l..
Earned N ss--Co am hsls- Z. sandatky. =
Bsfteries-Hs0diboe snd Sa.i1a. Connors and
pNio1.
Umpire Bauer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
The Emperor Failing Fast.

LONDON. May Ga cessation of oficial
bulletins concerning the condition of the
Emperor is causing much uneasiness in
Berlin, where it is believed that the patien.
is much worse than the doctors care TO ad-
nit. Reports which have been in circula
ton durlog the last forty eight hours of the
Emperor's renewed strength evidenced by
several successful attempts 20 walk across
the room aud his desire to take outdoor ex
srcise, are received with degree of doubt
bordering upon absolute disbelief. Rumors
are nov abroad that the Emperor has had
another relaps 2. and il is generally feared
thst slow but sure decline nas set in
whicn will terminate in death in very
lew days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

Roxs, May Dom Pedro. Emperor OF
Brazil. 10 seriously i'll. he has q high
fever and physicians who have been in
consultation with his attendant doctors
have teen summoned TO bis bedside.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

A traveller In South Africa tells Of q
singular combat that be witnessed HI
was musihg one morning, with hid
eyes on The ground, when he noticed a
caterpillar era Wing along at a rapid
pace followed by hundreds of small
ants. Being quicker in their move
ments, the aunts would catch up with
the caterpillar, and one would mount
his back and bite him. Pausing. The
caterpillar would turn his head and
bite the aunt and Kill his tormentor
Aiter shughtering dozen Or moro Of
bis perseeutors the caterpillar showed
signs OF fatigue. The ants made a com.
bined attack. Betaking himself TO a
stalk OF grass, the caterpillar climbed
up tail first followed by the ants As
one approached lac seized il In his iawg
and threw 1t of the stalk The snts
seeing that the caterpillar had loo
strong position for them TO overcome
resorted TO strategy. They began saw
ing through the grass stalk. In a few
moments the stalk fell, and hundreds
OF ants bounced upon the caterpillar
He was killed at once.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

out paying for II. Che traded entirely
upon hor nerve aud the friendship n
well-known aid reputable people. Her
name was Lovalt She was remarkable
beautiful aud highly accomplished. she
was lobbyist IN Warrington for mum
Der Of year,, ard put up at the Rossmore
hotel when she came to New York. Size
mad suite OF seven rooms there. and
from the style she put on you would have
Imagined she was at least Prlncefp. She
was glib talker, aud could convince
most men Of anything she undertook
her parlors were visited daily by wealthy
men and statesa en-. Some Of diem were
BADLY bitten, too. She. got them to en-.
dorse notes which she drew on q bank in
Palmyra, her native town, and every one
oil them was returned protested, The
endorsers had to pay and none of them
cared to prosecute her because she knew
100 many Of their secrets. She worked
$1,000 out Of one hotel proprietor She
lived In New York In her magnificent
style Tor three years and then disappear.
cd. She came Of good family and had
considerable property, which she man.
aged to keep out of the way Of the par
her. N. Y. Sun.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

ts,, Sun uNDAY, A SMALL SKYE
N h. s' ~, aoy. A sulsellIe reWagd a.
b. s, EI,a TT his return to lt7t .asA
dsg ~
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
SCRATCHED 20 YEARS.
A 5oaIy, 1tohIDR, Skin Disease with
EndIsss suffering Cured By
Glutfoura Retnadtaa

III had known Of the CuTTcURA REHKDrka
Is years ago itwould have saved me 40
1.-TWO hundred dollarsl and an immense amonnt
Of suffering. My disease lPaoriasis] COM
menced on my had In spot not larger tlian 4
cent II spread rapidly al oyer my body and
gotunder nIynGils. The scales wluld drop on OF
all the time, aud my sun ing was endless, aud
without relief One Thousand dollars would
not tempt me 20 have his disease over aFain.
am \ poor man, but feel rich 70 be rel eyed
OF what some ofthe doctors satd was lepr0aY.
some rinR-worm, psoriasis, etc, took t,
aud Sarsaparllias over one year aud =
half but no cure. l went 70 two or three doe
tors and no cure. 1 cannot praise the CUTf-
CURA REMEDIES too much. They have made
my skin as clear and free EoIn eenltg aa la
BY g. All used Of them was three boxes Of
CuTICURAs and three bottles Of CuTICUnA
REsoLVENT, ana two cakes OF CGTIuUnA
soar. l. you had been here and SAID YOU
would have cured me f1r 9a)Ar GO you would
have had the money. i looked like the pio-
ture In your book OF PEori1sls Gpieture number
two, How to Cure sKiH Diseases'ib but now
l tm as clear as any person ever was. Through
force Of habit rub my hands over MY arms
and legs to scrAth once In white, bnt 10 no
purpose. / am all well. scratched twenty
eight years, and II got TO be q kind Of second
nature TO me. thank you thousand times.
Anything more thar you want 20 know write
me, or any one who reads this may write 10
me- and Will answer it
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

from the Kingston Fyoemnn.
Charles Ford, of Shandaken, Is rated
as one of the finest wrestlers among
the Western Caiskills. He is eonsid.
cred a nervy fellow. His nerves and
muscles were tried to the utmost on
Saturday, in an encounter which was
as unexpected as II was startling. Mr.,
Ford was tramping along singing and
whistling, when he saw coming toward
him an animal resembling bear. On
It came at an ambling, shufIlIng gait
toward Ford. When bruin caught
sight Of the man IL at once stopped and
Ford would have had ample time TO
have beaten a retreat. He did not do
so, however; neither did bruin. Both
stood cycling each other and taking in
the situation.
Ford's only weapon was revolver,
and this he resolved to use on the
bears tenderest spot. Taking careful
aim he fired, but just as he did so, the
bear made a spring and the bullet
merely grazed the brute's tough hide
When within about five feet Ford fired
again, but without even stopping the
shaggy monster pOunced upon its
enemy and enciroled Ford's waist with
its powerful paws. He struck at the
bears jaw with his iron fist and when
the pressure on his waist relaxed, Ford
adroitly tripped up his bearship, but
by some mischance he and the bear
took ridiculous header together down
the side of a mountain.
Ford says: at was all right when
l was on top, but when was under
meath, the breath was nearly squeezed
out OF me, and as to snorting and blow
ln-well, nsVer heard such noisy
ticks as that bear put in outside Of
railroad locomotive"
A gully stopped their downward !
career and landed Ford several yards |
in advance OF the bear. Bruin was
quickly on top of its victim again,
however, but with an adroit move |
ment. Ford, who had retained his hold |
on the revolver, stuck the barrel
against the bears mouth and fred.
The animal relaxed its hold and fell
over dead. Last evening the carcass
was shipped over the Ulster and Della
ware Railroad to this point, where il
was put aboard the steamer CITY of
Kingston for New York City. Ford
sent the bear to relative named |
Weber, residing in Harlem.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
Dots.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
IA. Whllace. COZ Pima atFaet.

Ask for Youth's Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace. COZ Pine street.
New York Blae Point Oysters .
Henry Blouth's Restaurant. Very hne
Yerser's, 4l9 Bhipley st., is the pace
for picture frames and pictures A large
stcck ready framed.
Cotton seed meal row ready for de
livery. Send orders to TatnAll Bros,
l0l Maryland avenue.
10 fno cabinets for t3.OO,And one sx1O
franc sizA free with each dozen, OF Hol-
lands, 307 Marhet strset.
Hiram YeTgeT Rais trunks, satchels,
r0bes, blankets aud harness lower thGn
tho lowest. 407 shipley stfeeG.
Election ia over. Let us have psAoe
snd sell tobacco cheaper than ever.
Respectfully, A. A. Chapman, Seventh
and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
WILnINarON q NoRrnRRN 4. =

Time table in effect, Dec. 9th. lssB. Trains
leave Wilmington tFrench street, as fOliOWa.
For Residing, Blrdnboro, Joanna, Spring
neldi WHynesburR junction, Manor ,Pottsville
ThmaquR, Allentown, Lebanon, Wernerss
vile and all pOiAts on the PhiladelphiG and
heading Z; R,i 100 =. N. and 2.4O D. nd.
FOR hpungheld, WAynesburg junction,
Soatesville, kmbreevile, Lenspe, ChSddSs
Ford and Dupont's and lntermedlGto DointG,
zoo a. M 2. 10 and 5. 90 :. m,
Fer COatesville aud intermediate points Al
90 a. m, 30 and 8. 90 D. m,
hof West Chester, 200 n, me- $50 and So
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
Eor New Bridge aud intermediate nofutl
u.bp. IN. ~
On sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at SOS q. M, and for BprinRneld and
intermediate points at 800 D. m.
A. Y. mcCA UsLANUs BOWNESS BRI6dH,
Superintendent. Gen Pass. AR't.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

,,s.AliE-foUB HOUSES, EAOH
Inn ~ ing ak rooma and bsth, on easy
iss, - "oAsnney, Third and Monroe
~ dfT.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Chapman is expected to lead 10 every.
ming pertaining to the tobacco trade
ana smokeEs' material, especially during
nolidays. Friends and Brothers, yo1
shall not be disappointed. Look for
advertisements In every edition. Look
y our windows every day, ana every
other day como into The store. Regpeot.
Lully, A. A. Ohapman, Seventh and
orange streets, WilminRtoa, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

y FS E. CHRISTMAS EVE, AN
4 Li f-,,,G1, ggIsYhoUnd. Any. one rstuTh-
|e. sini yth street, or 20 DR.. Speok Is
PAD 'r'ty street, VIII receive liberal
de6-2tt
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

my METHOD the anly Enown thaf eursa YeSs-S
behty the Eors Of Special Diseases largest o1
fT and private practical experience with ever remsdy
Ana means knoHn to science T quickest TeOVvsry an
Permanent euro THE MOST DAEqERDVR OlRFf
bublCiTke Rellsf At enne. eepd for bo0k tSrFeeh o
en special diseases and exposing fShuds theft tfaks
seLNlEs sufferers and Avsla s0oaled vegetable msSE
elnes blood nurnera, haudpsnt Rromiuag no cure n
pay etc They ruin th0uHanhH. Best skin u ne bsris
nlrs MI saw hgen laf,lns and delay. Write CT eai
saaaAF and SATURDAY. nn IA aandax III L wv
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

'0h 49, h ,tshr-SEOoHD STORY FRONT
Ibg MA southwest corner OF Tth sna
'N'7', with or without board. d2l-sts
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Noh SAilE--l sgRAm ENGINE. Size
i rEG. g}llnder 'lEso inohss. Apply 10 j
6,Tb s..''s ION co., lo9 King st, city, or
w i'el' O27-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
Strong Eyes, Healtny sight

and freedom from too Erequsnt use OF
glasses IL the result Of using Dr. Simms'
Rye Oure, the great medioine for sore,
weak and infismed eyes and eyelids.
20 and so cents. Depot Fourth and
KinR Rtrssts. WilmipRtop; PhilAdal-
phiA, Smith 81 Kllna Co, 429 Arch st.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

10 call and Ees our silk plush oaps- for
70 otS. Black Tam 0'shanteTg, ladies'
black hoods, an elegant line Of zephyr
goods OF oil kind; also muffl rs. A full
line OF silk hApdke'chiefs 40 low 90 10
cents. ct Huklll & Poist's, cor. Second
and TAtnAll strests.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

l will offer my house No, 1907 W..
Eighth street, containing tsn rooms, all
eonVeniences, paperd throughout, in first-
class order, for t4,S75, which makes 1t
the cheapest house yet offered for sale in
that part of the city Terms TO suit
purchaser. Apply to w. s. Vernon, RE-
PUBLICAN OFFICE.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

That everybody ought 10 know that A,
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the best,
vel cleaned GOAL in every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood In
iAVee loads. Lime for WhiteWasbInR.
Herdi foot OF Monroe street. Central
ofhoe, Seventh and King streets. Look
for the blue sign. Open In the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

GHEHIFFlS sALE-BY VIRTUE "a, =.
y writ OF LsyRTi FaeIas, 70 nc Siress.1
NH % exposed to public Aais, 90 me Gear
e ,onse, On market street, between Tenth ans
New castle County, Delaware sshFt
On TIA KsDAY,
THE 10TH DAY UF JANUARY. Iasa
At2o'olock, Pc m,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

0f the age in the medical linz is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs,
manufactured only by the California
gig syrup Company, San Franolsoo,
OAiltornis. II Is agreeable TO the taste,
acceptable to the stomach, hAEmlea In
lts nature, painless yet prompt aud
thorough In Its action. All druggists,
N. b. DAnf0Tth, Second and Market
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
ON rHUKsDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF JANUARY. 1859
StaO'cloOk p. ma
Ths following described real estate, VIZ.

All that certain lot piece or pareeI OF lanR
situate In the City of wilmington, haFinRj
ing house, and more particularly bounded
and described as follows, to VIII: p
Beginning at a point In the line or ne,
westerly side Of Jackson street at 4 di5e&aca}
Of 10 feet, inches from the earner formed bys
the intersection OF the westerly side af Jnck--
son street with the southerly size Of 6haiicrosnf
avenu thence westerly and parallel WITH the
said sourherlF side Of ehalierOsa avenue, fn4
feet, inches TO acorner, thence s0utheHiF
parable, with jackson street, 10 feet, inches
to aeotnef, theme easterly parallel with the
fortsAid southerly side OF ShallcrOss avennef
and pa sing through the centre OF feet
2 Inches Wide alley between the house on
this lot and the house adjoining on the aooflr
10y feet inches to the aforesaid westerly side
Of JACKSON street, and thence thereW ith nortb-
erly l8 ieet, 3 inches TO the place of boginnfnF.
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
eriy olsprtnger, Morley and Cause, and To-
be sold by
AVIAN ALLEN. sheriff.
1855. dsf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

To meet the demand for pure, sweet
lard, Powdermsker & Brother, at No 5O7
King street, are now making a superior
article which they are putting up in %,
pound buckets for family use This lard
is strictly pure, aud made from the very
best material.