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Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

MR THOMAS ". CoofRR, OF Pam.
syivAniA, 10 veil knoRn 70 be one Of
the shrewdest and fnr-ssslng poliu eisns
In that 5tate, and his assertion thu.
mt. Blaine would make the stronRsn.
candidate the Republicans oan noni-
nsta," 10 entitled 70 serious oonsid dera.
tion. The fsst that Mr.. Blaine wrote q
letter OF withdrawal several months
ago does mot By any means prevent his
asAin baooming the standard bearer ol
she kepablicAn party. As Mr.. Cooper
,ays; "He 10 the most popular man
To-day 10 the country, and the men .lon
|of no other name causes sash enthusi.
llasm." He also might have added that
No Possesses . personal magnetism
oqusied By none, and 10 the best living
statesman In Amerlcs. Mr.. Blaine vas
cheated ont Of his election In 1884 by
fraud in New York CITY, and the very
men who committed that fraud had
shoir services acknowledged aud re-
wsrded By President Cleveland, who
forwarded bis check 70 Them for 3 sub.
,tansiAi amount. 70 swell the corrup-
tlon fund which helped elect the present |
tnoompstent District Attorney, Colonel
Fellows.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
wAzAMAKER,s

ing, the bleaching, and tie
t,zes; all right.
Butchers Linen. Coarse,
strong; from the looms OF
French peasants, 40 inches
wide. 25c.
Southwest Of centre, near Main Aisle.
Everything for Tennis.
Begin at the bottom
Shoes. The makers have
had all their wits at work.
More shapes and styles and
cutely comfortable getups
this year than ever before.
Take a single variety-with
Rubber Soles. More than a
dozen styles. Rubber Soles
were a happy hit. Water
proof, flexible, light enough,
and no slip. Knobby bot
toms give a foot-grip that
you can't get from leather
alone.
For Ladies':
At SI.5o.
Brown Canvas Tena is Oxford, goat
trimmed.
At 81,
Black Canvas Tennis Oxford, paten I
leather tip, leather trimmed.
Light Brown Canvas Tennis Ok ford
russet calf trimmings,
At S2.so,
Wine Goat, tipsed, Tennis Oxford.
Black Goat, tipped, Tennis Oxford.
Black OoEe Leather, kid trimmed
Tennis Oxford.
Bl'ck Serge, high lace, patent
leather tip, kid trimmed.
At 3,
Wine French Goat Tennis Oxford,
tipped.
Fine Black Canvas Tennis Oxford,
patent leather tip.
At SO SO,
Fine Black, high lace, patent leather
tip
Fine Glazed Kii Tennis Oxford,
patent leather tip
Fine B ack English Goat Tennis OK.
ford.
At S.,
Fine French Coffee colored Goat
Tennis Oxford.
Mems Tennis, $1.25,
81 so. 81, $2.5o, IS. $3.50.
Not a word to-day of any
but the knobby, rubber.
bottom sorts.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Bal
tmors Railroad.
rrains viu hsavs Wiimangson q fos,svi
SUNDAY TRAINa.
AR8Hn. DSra. Inaa


xrains yin leave Wfimangson - foilsul
SUNDAY TRAINS.
s JIG ia y ~ b d 4 Il d Z. .. sn' !. g
az soS .. "a 70 8, g iS ii b :. po n. ie@ a. A.
9ssiiil Z L & & ss1PssSfs a.. b IS "a .R R "a ~ n
xssS%Ss sa.se., s.u, ss zo, s,A 10 s..
nIs n, .isS iss. n. "a y "
rof We. Chester vi. Lamolin, go aas
:, For Eswaii Gentry and intermediate st.
Bs!iiSois ssd isssrnsaiase p stations, III 10 Ii.
M, en and II Y 2. m,
baltimore and w " Wsshi1s % ston. y 2; Pa ga 500
and II o. .. m. II o. Il IL, a, d. 10.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
s~ ~ Sa' aea n "a a. Nass, s9 4 n'' nsh asa o@
6 GeorsetoWn 3 ret Sna and N Il LsSes. S,Snt $50 nsnnn
HsrriaEton, Deimsr. snd way stations, 81
EIprssss iol Harrington. . 80 p. m. Wa,
4 EIf,5ss:.' f,s !. & e! &bover. Harrington. and Dsi.
Franklin city, s0am
fort ana NOrfoip % ip' 4 9siss q sishp pid Point CON
Leave Philadelphi., Broad Street, for VII.
u Is ssaPi's :. ma ~. * z 81, l@ s IL sS
y. n. 6W. o67, II 70 p. m,
Accommoda Ion, 9 70, 102s .. m, La aN,
tU, 41. x 8 IS 10 oS 10 10. and ii n D. NJ,
For PhiladelphiA texpressl 200,
IL, $40, II 81 =, M, 2 81, 8 ~ and Os y, rs
.AecommodAtion, s 10 a. M, RIo, IsA
30 "a, Md 10 90 D. m.
I For CheNes {!sIPTeSsl. Is. sio. IL 81 a m,
AecommodRtion, l5 m, II 10. l rs. 4N
30. and Z. ~ D. IN.
For New York (erpressl, 2 90, . 81, 4 %, Tia
ID ii ol .. m, ~, ia, 'o2A 06, and l0.0
FoT West Chester, via LAmokin. slsa. m.
For Cape eharles, Old Point Comfort an
For New Castle, Middletown, CLAYTON.
lover, FELTON,. Harrington, Sezford, Laurel
and Delmar, II 05 Night.
baltimore and Washington, I.zs go sOA
10 u q. m, 2ce, . 81, and Is D. m. Bait.
more, 8. % and u 81 D. m.
Leave PhlladelphiA Broad Street. for VII
a. .o9 X. SSs Ss1P5sss ana Il 4 f I'm siO' nis
Accommodation 3. IS, 10. Is A, M, L. 8 4 On
bio, s.1 and II. ~ r. N.
For further Information, passen eere are re-
ferred 20 the ticket snhce al the station. ~
Trains marked thus (sl are limited expresa
upon which extra fare IL charged.
aeaerai Manager eeneri PASSENGER Az :
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Large fries OF oy.ters at Ainsoov's.


IT SEEMS about time that Oily Ooun-
ell, IL they have that much power LETT,
should enact an ordinance prohibiting q
oAlAshumpiAn serenAdes, ~ they are
too great nuisance 10 be tolerated in
any civilized community. II young
couple happens TO get married they
must be iusulted and annoyed At . late
hour OF the night by disoordAnl sounds,
produced BY horse hddies, horns, bells
and everything else that will make .
noise, while the entire neighborhood is
aroused and prevented taking need ed
rest TOR Au hour or more while the sere-
made continues. This IL especially an.
noylng In localities where there hap.
pens to be some person sick, and II is
about Time the nuisance was abolished
and nAlaIhum plan sersnAdes made ex-
sremely unpopular by Imposing heavy
penalty on all who engage In them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

THn scoundrels who assaulted aud
beat MalAscAls, the Italian, ai the OR
Gus grounds last Monday, should not b.
permitted 70 escape. TAis man WAS on
the grounds, 90 he had Q right to be,
selling bis wares aud trying 10 make an
hoaest living, whsn he was set upon
oy these roushs, Who fractured his Ok all
and othersise ilI-treated him, 90 thai
death ensued . few days after wards,
The fact that he was . foreigner, poor.
humble and almost unkaoWn, should
uot det r the police from making every
ehJrt TO bring his assAIlAnts to Justice.
fne prots,ttop afforded by the laws ex.
tends 10 much 10 his ciass as TO the
greatest In the land. There was q SQUAD
o. ofaoers on duty NJ The grounds, and
just why they did not arrest the perpe.
traitors Of the outrage needs soma ex.
plsnaiion. The poor wounded Italian
was taken In custody, bu. the s,oun- :
drsls who oaused bis wounds we're sui.
Tered 10 escape, and unless they are ye.
apprehended II win be . still greater
miscarriage OF justios.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
sALTIMOns n UssI0 nAILnoAp
soHADUhh N KFFRUr. April 30, 1858.
TrAias leave nsl,wass Avenue Dspos

EAST BOUND.
Fer Philadelphta and Chester, elG. rs,
~, 800 VI, 10 30 and SiI Il O. n; OO. 8 vQ
o. % 70, 10. Q 20, 7 20, IS 20 and 8 b6 d. IA
On SundAys,7 so, %, o CO, 10 80 and al Ia 4.
nj %, CO.'S ts.'s2O. 20, . CO.'S Is and b6
WEST BoUED.
Q. m
fos Baltimore, accommodation. daily OK
Hor Chicago and PittsDurg. express, daily
IL 3s IN. '
baltimore accom- mod AtIon, daily a.6 m.
Pittsourg, UhicagO and st. Louis express,
daily 20 pm.
FOk LANDENBEtC8, . 10 A, n a.sunds,
only, ll.oo o m. dAny except Sun1ay, 2 kb
3 eo, 40 y. m. daily.
Trains leave Market Btrset Station:
her fhl.adelphtA 5ss p, N. daily. Fer
bAldmore % P. H., daily. EoT Lsndsn.
berg $50 and IL 90 A. M. daily except san.
dAyi s,ioA. q. on sunday only hBs and S.sc
p. m.s daily.
Pltts6uts. Chicago Aad ST. Louis express
Trains for MilmiuSson--L,says PnllAom
phtA, daily, - %, 1000, Hll 90 .. r., IL 90
noon, on Las, 900, 30, 't.c0. s.sc. GIo, lOlO,
daily, s1espt sunday, E.Su, 40 .. m.
ak.7b, and no o. NJ.
Sundays only, e,le am
ENprsaA traibGA
RATBs TO WESTERN POINTS LOWER THAN
VIA ANY oTHnE LINZ.
". ID. DLEMENrn, O, O.SUULL
0enl Manager. 0enI fNss. AFaes
TeIcpnona no 49,.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

EVERY FEw days somelhipR come Ell
10 the surface which shows the iirty.
consempHble work that has been done
By the assessors, and still 10 being done
BY the Court House ring, aided and
Aossted by the county TAX oolleetors
The latest Instance IL the case Of Mr.
Ed yard B johnson, who was asses
sed the ffst day tbs Assessots sat
at the City Hail. He was we'll.
Acquain cd with Mr.. H gelns, the n.
seasor, having worked wish him q,
HARLAN & HolIipg worsh's, and As Mr..
Higgins In the position which he then
oooupied had frequently 10 write Mr..
Johnson's name, IL Is 10 be sup posed
that he mus, have been fully con YER
Bant with IL Now that the duplicates
have reAehed the tax collectors. and
Mr. johnson wishes TO pay his tax, he
nnds that his name is not on the Lists,
But instead, the nAms OF ELMER A,
johnson Appears. As there is no su ,b
person In The Fourth ward, the one. In
which Mr.. Edward B johnson resides
II Ia presumed that the name WAS
changed Intentionally, for the sole pur.
pose OF deprlving Mr.. johnson Of hts
voie As ths Presidential election. This
"a but one OF the mAuy tricks ado pied
~ these men, who ara 9 disgrace to
she Democratic, or any other party, for
the purpose Of perpsluAtluE their lease
OF po ger, but they should not { re.
mat II Is butts question OF dine bsfore
she people will taxa khia maltar tu
hand, then ell such petty trioks.er.
VIII bs o1nsiRned 10 Ihe oblivion ~hich
they 90 richly merit. Honest Demo-
Gratis are heartily sick end llred OF the
way In which men ere disfranohlsed
and only yesterday We heard one rem ar L
shat be would favor any movem IN
wbich would result IA giving every
cit.H 9n the right to vote, regardless o
his color, nA.onality or creed, and al 81
oc M pei every man 10 pSy. his tax. rhi.
Is the true docTine, and the d.y Is n ..
lar distant when II Will prevail
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

Ladies' Tennis Dresses,
many styles. Jackets, 81 to
SO; .Blouses. s. so. Misses
and Children's Tennis Dres.
ses in Stockinet and striped
or plain Flannel, $3.50 to
$I2. Thirty styles. Don't
miss the graceful Tuxedo,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
ROsin g. Bro, telephone call 4ss.
WAnted A Hoof

CmcAso, May "a despatch from
Newport, Neb says: John Peters, a
farmer, living three miles from Newport,
has been arrested for a singular crime.
Early yesterday morning Henry WInkle
man, homesteader, was awakened by q
noise on the roof and looking up, sa ',
that about half of 1t was gone. Greatly
puzzled, he buried out Just in time , set
the issing section of his roof on a wagon
which was dissappsaring ng around a curve
OF the road. Securing his rifle, he waited
Presently the wagon came in sight again
and It's occupant, & aneighborlng homestead
er, named John Peters, drove TO within a
few yards of the house and then stopped
He then approached on foot, carefully
removed another section OF the roof md
was carrying it to the wagon when Win
kleman halted him, and, with the assis
lance OF his son, drove to Newport and
delivered him to the constable. When
asked what his motive was for the unique
bit OF villlany, Peters said he had Just
completed the walls OF cod shanty and
being unable TO buy lumber for his roof
was tempted to appropriate his neighbor's.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

THR Society for she Prevention o;
DruelIy 10 Children has, AEd still is ~.
oc~ plishiug good work in this city.
A nnnbs: OF po1r Iii-treAted children
have beso rescued from drunken, In.
human parents, and either plAoed 10
ono OF has chAri Aols insttgu ,ious Of thi q
city, or provided with good homes 10
private families The latest GASES was
She one heard beiors Sq1lra M 1u4ghAn
last Monday moraing, sad thu, yesser
ney norninR bstore JaJgs 0dmnins
N shs hrst Case IL vas shO sn that .
atsp-fAtnsr had abandonod q helpless
ghitd, whom It IL probable will become
AnsAne. while In tho second place the
parents sent their Iittis sn-yeAs.o'd
6sHgh,er for rum, and shtn shen they
besams insoxiosLsa drove her to the
s.Feet, where she Was ool!sed TO depend
ON the charities OF neigh 0lrs for soma
thing 70 eAt, Ans n place TO lay her
weary head. A. so1n as Spsoial Agent
EaonI learned OF ths oAss hs had tbs In
human parents arrested, and the ohild
plAosd iu . home whore shs will b,
Taised according TO her creed. This |,
. 40 ole work, an the society should
roceiVe au ubstAnnAt on u5ourSgemeut frou
onr OIL z,ns, to enable is 30 oIutin us
D0riog for po1r helpless children WIN
haVs no one 10 oare for them. M
Bsoat, who vas AppoIussd specIAl Agen
q fsw months ego, is rapidly provini
hiRself 81 be the right man Ia tn
right place, and thus fer has faithful
.ldlS;kagEed She du.isl of tho eff :e.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

Jaunty Tennis Hats for
women. Soft roll or Hell
met, striped or solid coIors
OF flannel to match suits, or
made to order from any
materials. Saucy Tam o.
ShanterP, knitted, plain or
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Real state bonds ana Mor,raro,.

Mr.. Eugene d. r. Sutton, who fc
years was with the old pioneer Arm
J, 7. Heald & Co, real eststs aRer u
has been located for soms tine psst a
SA Market street, in the ofiios oocnpiei
By Mr.. p. r. CLARK. Mr.. Sutton Ia wei
sud 'aVorAbiy known in our city, sur
70 persoIs having properties to rent o.
ioAos to make, legal papers drawn
snould consult Mr. Sutton, WHO will b.
sure 10 give satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

fHH DemocrA OF lhelr State Don
TeD zion last TueI day adopted Q ,erte,
OF resolutions. smong them being one
eurgiEing DalAWars's iaV3ri.e son,
SsoTeisTy BAyard, aud IL would have
Dssn The worst kind OF insrAu,ute had
they fai cd to do 30. t. him they are
indebted for the ps-petua.ion OF theif
power 10 thls STATE, for we're IL NOS for
the tnlquitous Asseasment Ia vs. framed
py him, they would no. have The sh "a,
VI enance OF Buooels FOR mAuy year.
70 come. In this city alone there sre
thirsy-eight hundred Republicans d,s.
franohissd 81 the will Of .wo or three
men. who, by Mr.. BayArd's wonder iul
machine, are enabled to cheat men on
OF sheir votss, deprive the county OF he
aAxes that righsfal y belong 20 IL, be
H9ss oyerrullng the will OF this major
sR The pN'y 10 also indebted to $40.
s.-s,S h.ssia 'os the Law whereby
lariss in Uo -'AAss oIurts are com,
-o,ed Of men 'SS SS,. . =, ,,,, -"hdaal par
-. = - N@VAprES Cf DOn r. -
ifss, Ss up 10 the present. time 1t L-
Enabled the rcunders and repsAters o.
thAt party 10 vote IS early and ~ often
~ they pleased, without ear OF puDish-
meal " they we're detected. 6inos this
Law Was passed We have seen re3e A'e.s
tried before that o u-s agAlnst WhlR
ths evidence was IS plain ~ A, B, D,
bat We have never seen ona couvl0wd,
~ the iury In every tustAuoa fai'ed It
agree There are 60 oms other little thing
1or sbich the Democracy Of Ehis 6tAu
have cause to bs yrAssial TO Mr.. Bay
ard, and at their ssA.s Convention toeJ
Bsy, ss In duty bauud, Tor 'hese man!
merc On maze US tru y thankful, o.
shou Who art grsat Ia almost every
ahioF, exseps framing Canadian Ash
cries treaties.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Dress Goods at EaIf Price,

l lot of Dress Goods in ths
right shades, all-wool, s6 in
wide; were SOC, new price Csc
Y fol a dress. Cheap enough
for any pocket
lot Camel's Hair; were 694c
new price 31c.
lot 64 in Wool Dress Goods
from Toe down to 37S, The
above at new price is only hall
OF what We have sold them al
freely.
rs Richly Embroidered Alba.
tross Robes, at only half price,
to 60 in this same sale. n. .00
and Sc 90 from $40 90 and $I2 90,
60 dozen Gents Fancy Stripe
Half Hose, regular made, i'm.
ported a few days ago. Cut
from 25c down to 15c a pair.
A few dozen left of q large lot
of Misses famous @. G. Goods
Sold from 40 to CSC according
TO size, 60 now at l5c for any
size in the lot.
Ii you have not examined our
stock Of Parasols this season it
will pay you to do 30, as there
are some startling bargains
among tn. m in the newest stvIes
out.
Why pay zoe yard FOR Chal.
lies, when you can buy them at
the Bee Hive for lOc, in new
choice patterns and colorings?
Demorest Patterns, Porto
lios, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
For men. The fullest,
finest gathering OF Tennis
wear things we know of.

Tennis Shirts IN white twilled flannel
g. 80
Tennis Belts in Q inch Wiue 'ilk:every
plain color and pard colore,.
stripes; silver snake fastenings, 81
Tennis Caps, London madA. ciain
white. plain navy blue, white W ith
polka spots, parti colors, 81.
Wnite Twilled Blk Ter mis- Shirts
Londoo-made, Slo.
London made shrunk White Flannel,
Trousers, IS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
wANAmAKER'S
PHrtADELPHrA. Friday. May II, 1855,

Dress stuas for country
wear are to be picked with
an eye to thei, use. Tough,
strong, easy to do up for
knocking about in the rough
places. Light, airy, breeze
wooing, for service in the
sizzling sun. Heavier for
evening dews and damps
We have thought OF all
these things. The stufs ara
here. Cottons and woolen'
and cunning blendings OF the
two that show the softness o
the one and the strength O
the other-llke the delicAt,
unshrinking Ceylon Flau
uels.
You can see them and fee
them. Prices are leanin,
your way.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
a 7 TIL is SEASON
. OF the year we can

~ OF the year we can
not tell you of all
the various stocks though
out our establishment, but
our summer stock comprises
some of the best makes of
Refrigerarors, Oil Stoves ard
Coolers in the market. We
have a fine line OF Filters that
it would be well for you to-
ieok into, for purifying the
water for summer use. Wei
have also Ia ssock Wooden
Ware, Willow Ware, Tin,
Granite ard Hollow Ware.
Our stock of Cooking Stoves
is the best in the market.
Our Harvest Home. Apollo,
Cresta, Electric and Capooy
can at any time be referred
to; a guarantee given with
either. We still are prepared
to do Roofing at short notice,
and as low as Is consistent
with fair dealing with guar.
anteed plates.
REESE & BRorHER,
No. 6 East Fourth ST.
Telephone Gall. 493. a2s tu&.lm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

d EMOvAL
~ Having removed to NO. 2Io East
Fourth street, 1 am prepared 20 do tin
and eheot iron t0' flug, Rutteriug. spouting
and los work OF all kinds promptly attended
70. Tin roofs repAlred and painted. Esti-
mates furnished when desired. Would be
plsste1 to see All my old customers and a.
% any new once as may wish to give me 4
call. ALExANDER OHAMBERS.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

Jerseys. Those $3.50 new.
pattern, every.thread wool
Jerseys for 75c. Another
lot OF about 1000 just in.
gas beautiful Cashmere
Jerseys, trimmed with braid.
Yesterday everybody sold
them for $3.50. Our brice
today rs $I.25.
Second floor, Chestp ut street side. Two
elevators,
In a general way we never
had a larger or better as
sortment of Sheeting and
Pillow Case Linens. The
FLAX, the spinning, the veav
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
SPkOIAL NOTICE.
HkLP FOR THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. PENN NJ N GT0N,
REGISTERED PHYSICIAN.

Specialist In all Diseases OF Women and
chiidren. Female Weakness and Irregula-
rifles promptly and permanently cured. Con-
Philadelphia, Pa.
Strictly Private and Confidential. AZ :-iy-eod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Public sales.

|PuBLI0 SALE OF OOWs.-WILL m
4 sold at Public sale, as the fnrm a. n
=. noeerta, on the road from Village tfrsen
70 ohsstef, mile frsn Village 0rssn,
ON MONDAY. MAY 18th. lsss,
All O'Clock, p. m.
g head o. iresh COWS and sprinssrs from
mead 1s o. lnosts, bay horse, little 49,
sore 10 mont, hut good farm horse xxx
ALSO iet Of my good chickens.
zAne monthh' crsdit.
IN" VIII arrive at rhuriow In time for haos.
nm ,. X. l.. ROBEkTJ.
|GOwS-r WILL SELL AT~x.,
~ public sale, at seIlevue Hotel IN&@
Stoeh fArds, bmtl Beck, proprfe- WM
tos, Ninth ward. city Of Hiimington, ~
SATURDAY, NAY IL, 1883,
ct l.so O'Clock. p. m.
~ Inirty hsaa OF hrst-olass dairy COWS, from
York and Lancaster csusties, iseisctcd by
ny;,snl: nG,,l Tney are good lot ofmilkers ana
puttor makers. 0ood sire and good order
Iesdy for bu' meas. I've bulls. wood stook
sIH ,1ds, iot o. shohts. A credit OF ninety days
oofssr s,.s wlLraED OAEEVkR.
II "; SIdham Son, auctioneer,.
T.S Rooinson, clerk. mp.std.ltv
PUBLIC SALE.
y. me subscriber viii soil At puoIis sale, st
me eFove yard OF David Johns,n. Uonsre.
vile, Dol, on
MuNBAY, MAY Hst, lsss,
ALSO o'clock, p. m,
80 head Of freah COWS and A-,sa
springerai these COWS are an er 49,
tra nae lot and dauymon and Others WiIi 40
well 70 come and soc thom.
"A lol of REtTa In e.
bnlls. ''u'''' Aiso 10" ssooE
Dim Dinner At IL 80. sala positive and no un.
go, ROBERT MERRl0K.
:. ". noolnson. Anet. ms d&W
pUBLIU SALE or HOKSES-WITT.
n Do sold at puDlic sale at the stables Of
shnSa T sor hannum. Edgmont avenue
THURSDAY, MAY 18th, Isss,
at O'Clock D. m,
21 head Of Southern Ohio r.
HORSES. @N
Among this lot OF Horses will be Icund
some 9 >od roaosters ana saddle horses.
and months credit.
KOBEkTs 4 HAENun
Il. W. StidhAm Son. Aucts. ms-dhv I,
DUBLlo SALE or sruoK-WIII. "A,
y seid At public sale at tho vS.zx-ss
Q soosn's A. Corner. Delaware County. F
MONDAY. MAY INST. lsss,
atl O'Clock, p. m,
70 head OF fresn COWS ara sprinsefs, o
stock balls and lot Of shoats. This stock
. direct nom Cumberland county, Pa, and
has been selected with care,
80 and Tour months credit by giving q
oankAole note v ith approved security.
0OODIAkY d BALDWIN
A. O. Shsrplasa. Auot- medHS.v
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
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make this offer so that all who
wish may have chance to read
the best penny paper in Della
ware. Six weeks at one
months price. Hand in your
name at once.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
INN REWARD FOR ANY INFOR.

GpIOO nation leading to the recovery of
horse, buggy and harness taken from 1tables
AZ 'front.' and Cnnreh streets Sunday evening,
April End. bark bay horse 10Y hands high,
Coal box top buggy with extra heavy wheels
and running gears. One lap robe, black on
one side, light on the other.
A7J.If JNO, NJ sOIOMON
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

The play things that make
need for the aforesaid things.
No such other gathering OF
them In America. Nets,
poles, markers. and thirty.
fi0e styles ofRaekeks. Every
well-thought-of makers full
line. A table full of the top
notch Sears Special" ~.
A dandy, but we believe
the Wanamaker Specials
Fairmount 81, ArdmoTe SO,
Belmont 81, and Wissahick-
on s. to be the best Rack
lets ever offered for the
money. Discount to clubs.
| Breezy Japanese F a n 6
from 3 cents for plain fiat to
ISI.5o for the finest parch,
ment. Quaint shapes and
lcolor mixings. Use or de-
corations Jap wit and skill
haYe been caperlng togeth-
Ter.
l Satin Palm Fans, the
Ihard-to-split. springy kind
various shapes, 6 to 1oc.
Basement, east of centre.
| Rose Jars; OwaIi, b'ut
and white, 25c. Sill, square
'Ilarge size, SOC.
| More of the Blue Cove
'lMinton just at hand. Same
ridiculously low prices as be
lfore.
Near Juniper and Market streets cornel
j JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

NOIlOB - 500 SHARES pF NkW
IN stock lust issued by the Meohantcs
Lean A ssociation and for sale. Tho nrst
payment on the second Tuesday in nay. A
gooi Investment: persons desiring to rur.
chase for themI elves Homo wsuid do we'll
70 invest. Shares can be had by calling on
the Secretary, W. MORROW
ai2'Steod alt French street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

T uUARANrEE TO OUkE TAE MOST
4 uohotltny akin, rem owing pimpIes,
blotches. rash, salow or oily skin, PROD nc.
ins compis1ion white, smooth aott and
fresh cslored. / have cured myself az d nun.
dred OF others in PhiIadeIphie. Addrrss
SPECIALIST p. o Box 4oi, Phila., Pa, ms.lm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

NOTICE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
~ Monday, April 0. to regulate, seal and
stamp All weights and measures used in New
Castle County this year. All work left at
residence, 1876 Poplar street. Wilmington,
Dell, will receive prompt attention
Regulator OF Weights aud Measures,
aI0- 9m end