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Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

When Mr.. Morton closed vote wai
taken on the motion to accept the re-
port and have IL spread on the minutes
The motion wAs adopted by 10 ayes X
8 nays, Messrt|. Hetsion, Mcbride, Mo
Kenney, Rysr and sAwdon voting In
the negative.
The Law Committee reported thai
they had examined the ordinance tc
amend An ordinance concerning the
public health, aud an ordinance tc
amend ga ordinance relating TO public
uisances. and found nothing in either
contrary to Law or the city charter.
The ordinance concerning tbe health
OF the city, providing for an increase oi
the salaries OF the executive officers oi
the Board Of Health from $500 to S72O
per annum, Was taken up for o third
reading, and passed.
The ordinance relating to public nui'
sAnces was also taken up for o third
reading. The first section extends the
limit over which COWS are nat Above
TO run at large, TO DuPoAt street, and In
creased the cblArgo for impoundipg from
~ to 81. After striking out the $6 the
ordinance was passed.
The Olty Trtpasurer reported baauce
ba pAAt AtAoOco hA huc " uiuu Nhttuhhi
Bank 10 the credit Of current expenses,
%, 103 81 to th0 sand lot, aud Sf2T.o7 tc
the park fund. He also reported hav-
ing received the following amounts;
Tax Receiver Moody, S7D2; ex.Tax Re
oeiver Kane, $500.
The police payroll amounting to
70, ,05l 6S, and the miscellaneous pay
roll amounting to 1852 u, we're pre-
scented and orders drawn in favor of the
parties Ramed.
A petition was received from Nathan.
lei Hill snd other resid ents In the ssst
end of the Ninth ward complaining q
that = garbage collector had not been
over Eleventh street bridge for months.
Tho olerk was instructed to forward IL
to the Board OK Health.
A communication was received from
the directors OF the Street and Sewer
Department, estimating their expenses,
beyond their Income, for the ensuing
year at $50, 260. 1t Was referred to tho
Finance Committee.
Chief Engineer Robinson called at
tention to the condition OF the roof on
the building At Sixth and King streets,
and the communication was referred to
the COMMITTEES on Public Buildings.
An order was drawn fof $3.50 to in.
terest due May /.
A resolution for the appointment Of
three members 10 be known ms the au-
ditipg committee for ths Street aud
Sewer Department. was offered by Mr..
Baugh and adopted, to take eject the
first meeting ia May.
Council then adjourned. E+..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
HravlLien,

the cheapest hat house In tine city
munnTor1 BF,ps,' AO4 Market sGroe1.
Try Bush's coal yeu will like it.
Brasillen Balm, immediate cure for numps.
Brazilian Balm cures a cold; 20 doses, 100.
90 10 Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like 1t.
Hinard v. Davis, jeweler, Q E. Second at.
Fine is X. Rings, at HAnrs, IS E. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, B02 West Front street.
fret class furniture At Aurphey's. 800 Ship
ley street.
wringsrs repaired By Richmond. 9Th and
fntnhll
so TO Geo. II. Murphev,s for your pArIoI
chamber and dining room furniture. sob Ship
Icy street.
We stop the press 20 ssy that Hollis hrs
the bast cough candy at No. West Sesond
street.
Go to II. Fl Moore's stalls, Nos. II and "a
Second 1t. market, for your choice creamery
fresh butter; Ailno tho beat cream cheese at
market price.
II you want cheap picture frames 20 20 q.
4. Baugh, 2oS West Second street. have
the largest stoch In delaware; come ana zee
for yourselves.
A New Jersey girl has dismissed an ar
dent Rdmirer bepausod he pubiilhes week.
"pross" nights d wook. She 10 in faver OF
iix press nights woek, with an extra sdi-
tion on Sunday,
The fellow WHIP called . eorBet swaist
bssketh was not slow, but the old man who
made his daughter wind hers with baibsd-
wiIo fencing rested securely In the AHGur.
Ance that the same fellow would not put h ia
arm around her tho second time.
Ross has removed from 1le Market street
10 his new storp, 7l0 market street, with a
lSrgo stock OF hats. white shirts, "a spenders,
hosiery, neekweRr and notions. ALI of tho
latest styles and prices guaranteed the
loaeEt In the CITY. Money Isturned II goods
are not sattafaotpry.
Mrs PanoAfe--I don't 500, Mr.. joker,
why you shouldn't pay up promptly sure
ly II can't take long 10 wIite hall doSen
paragraphs day.
Mr.. Jokem-Ah, Mrs. Pancake; lust sup.
pose you had 10 give each one OF your
bosr1erB something every day that none OF
thom had ever eaten beiorS.
IARpRT CAROL. .=.=
You may bont, you may pound,
You mayisrear, II you will,
But the dust OF the ages
WIN cling TO It still,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

sHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Sold hy N. B. Dan
forth, cor. and and Market sts.
5HILoH's vITALIzER 10 what you
need for Constipation, Lons of Appe.
tlte, Dizziness and sill symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by N. B. Danforth, cor.
and And Market SITS.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complsint ? 5hiloh's Vita
lizer is guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by Danforth. cor. 2nd aud Market Ets.
5LEHPLEss NIGHTS, MADE miserable
by that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure
Ia the remedy for you. N. B. Dan
forth, corner Second aud Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Delegatss to GeneFal conferences,

Presiding Elder j. A. b. Wilson and
Revs. Jacob Todd and N. NJ. Browne
will leave this oity next MoadSy to at.
tend The meeting Of the General Confer
ence, which meatd In the Metropolitan
Opera House, New York city, on Tues
day. Tee sessions will probably con-
tinue month. During DIR. Todd'B hb
sence the pulpit OF Grace Church will be
supplied as folloRt: May 8, by the Rev
Wesley q. johnson In the morning ard
by tho Rsv. Adam atengle ut night
May Is, by Presiding Elder Murray in
the morning and by tho Rsv. L. IL. Bar.
rsit ct night; May 20, by bhe Rsv.
Charles a. Hill both morning aud
evening. While Mr.. Browne is abesni
from Newark his pulpit will be supplied
as follow: May 6, by tke Rev, T.
Snowden 1homet; hny 13, by tie Rev,
Iaaao Jewell; May 80. 0y tho Rsv,
Henry saLderson; May 27, by the Rsv,
William Kershaw.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Jenks' Dream,

Jenks had q queer dream the other
night. He thought he cav prize.
hRhtero' ring, and in the middle of II
stood doughty little champion who
met and deliberately knocked over, one
by one, soore or more of big, burly.
looking fellows, as they advanced to
the sttaok. Giants "a they were In
size, the valiant pigmy proved more
than match for them. Il was all &c
funny that jerks woke up laughing.
He accounts for the dream by the fact
that he had just come to the conclusion,
after ying nearly every big, drastic
pill on the market, that Plerce's tiny
Purgstive Pellets easily "knocked cut
and boat all the rest holloWl
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
For President of Council.
TooMMURIoATED.I

As your paper reaohes tha homes OF q
majority OF our people who do net take
vsry actlve interest in booming any
particular man or party factior, but
who quietly scan the field and decide
what is for tbs best interest OF our city
and consequently the best interest OF
their homes, and 20 to the polls and
quietly cast their ballots for the man or
toe party which they think will best
serve the people for their common good /;
az the time approaches for q decision
as to who will govern the affairs of our
city for the future, our people are In.
quirinR 90 to the capabilities OF the men
named for their respective positions,
and tho inquiry 10 not for the man who
| wants the position the most, but the
man who will do the most honor to the
position. 1t is q care of the offics seek.
ing the man, and not the man the
office.
The position OF President Of Olty
Council Ia the moBs important OF any
in the gift OF our people, ~ presidtn N
officer Of the body that lerislntea for our
city, ard member of the board OF revlt-
lon, Ad djusting the burdens of not only
of the rich, who are able and can pay
their taxea without feeling the burd en- ,
but also of tue workinKmRn, whl by
Industry and self-ssorihoe has secured
o home for himself and little ones, and
every dollar of tax needlessly or un-
justly placed upon him increasing his
burden and rendering him lees able TO
hold his home. Consequently all ore
looking for the right man for the place
at thls time.
In times gone by there was . man
who occupied the position for two
terms, being the only man OF his party
who recsived u majority OF votes In the
city when he ran for his second term
and, while he wks In the minority dur.
Ing that term, he weat out of office with
honor to the city, to himself, and with
the respect Of the majority over which
he presided, and the Republican party
could do nothing better to strengthen
their chances than to tender Mr.. NJ. l..
Liohtenstien hearty and unanimous
nomination for the office of President
OF City Council, and with his we'll
known business qualifications and his
known ability 10 preside over that
body, success will surely follow.
REPUBLICAN, SUCCESS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Gotnc to Florida.

@. L. West, who resides on the Lam
catter pike, near Red Clay Creek, has
purchased $50 acres of land near Bron.
son, Florida, and will remove to that
State as soon do he can dispose OF the
property be now occupies. Bronson Ia
near the lakes, and the drinking water
is said 10 bs excellent and the location
healthfui. Mt. West passed the winter
there, and is well pleased with his pur-
chase. He proposes to engage in grow
lug oranges I'D well 40 other fruits, az
we'll rs veEetables, for which the oil.
mate is well adapted. As the has
buildinRs to erect 40 well as she land to
clear up aud cultivate, he will have his
hands full for year or two.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
srand army Appointments.

Commander b. q. Buckingham, OF
the Department Of Delaware, g. A. r 4.
has made the following appointments:
Assistant A5jntAnt- general, W. P. Vo'
shell, Post, No. 2; Assistant Quarter,
mAster-Eeneral, Henry NJ. Whlteman,
Post 8; Department Inspector, Edgar A,
Finley, Post 2; Judge Advocate, George
| V. Massey, Post 8; Chief Mastering
Officer, j. r. 70. Montgomery, Pest
Il Aidsde camp on staff Of Depart
ment Commanders, Peter McA Hear,
Post /; Elwood Craig, Post 2; j. g..
Rowan, POET 8; Simeon Hood, Post 4 (;
George g. HetniDgton, Post 8: Adam
Wilson, Post 6; B. b. Deputy, Post Il;
A. ID. Sheldon, Post 8; ID. j. Murphy
PJst o; W. j. Difendorf, Post IL; j.
E. Valentlne, Post 12; Jos. X. Vickerg,
Post 13; Frank j. PENNINGTON, Post Ia;
Thos. E Lodge, Post 10; q. W. Lorsy
Post Is; g. P. Rawghley, Post II;
Rich ard Coulton, Post l8; G. Foot, PoIi
10; W. W. Tschudy, Post 20; Robert W.
Davie, Post 81. Assistant Inspectors
Fred W. Taylor, Post l, to inspect Posi
2; A. ]. SshrAok, Post Q, to inspect Posi-
j Is; e. ID Stone, Post 3, 10 inspect Pos
IL; L. II. Fisher, Post 4, 10 inspect Posi
g.; 70 BcDonouRh, Post 3, to inspect
Post IL; James Finney. Post 6, to In
srect Post 4; George W. Pitcher, Post
| z, to Inspect Post 10; W. N. johns, Post
8, TO inspect Post 9; j. Fl. Cham bers,
Post 8, to inspect Post 8; Darling John
son, Post IL, to inspect Post 10; w. p.
Lowell, Post IL, TO inspect Post 5; p.
j. Donnelly, Post 13, to inspect Post
l; W, W. Walker, Post IA, to inspect
Post 20; John r. jackson, Post 10, to
inspect Post 8; Isaac Brittinsham, Post
16, TO inspect Poat 81; j. H. MilinAu,
Post IL, to inspect Poet Is; Jacob II.
Faucet. Post 1s, to inspecs Poat IL;
Elias Sapp, Post 10, to inspect Post Z;
Jacob P. Dickson, Post 20, to inspect
Post Ia; Joshua Hasting. Post 81, to in.
spect Post 16.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
omoers Elected.

The Christian Endeavour Society OF
Union M. e. Church have elected the fol-
lowing officers: A. V. Hysore, president;
Edward A. Watson, vice president;
Hannah P. Denison, secretary; Howard
H. Mcdaniel, treasurer; Joseph Moon.
Mary Booth, Martha Francis, Bella Nc
Daniel, Mary L. Mcclure, Mary Griffen.
berg and John sailer, PASTORS aid com
mittee; May Taggart, Mary Stewart, Har-
William Munda, lookout comm ittee; j,
A. Booth, Howard h. McDanel, John
Bicking, j. A. Oliver, Jr., and w. Ken
nard Grant, prayer meeting committee.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Ne, y CHINA store,

Samuel E. Hmyth. who formerly kept
the store NJ No. 2l7 King atreet, has
formed partnership with his brother
in.law. Joseph Z. Wilkins, and opened
new store, with larger facilities for
business, nt No. z East Fourth: street,
where they will keep large stock oi
china, glass and queensvare, which
they Will sell ut the lowest ratss. Per
sons wishing anything In their line
will fnd 1t to eheir advantage to give
them Q oall.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Found In a oeospooi.

Shortly altar O'Clock this mornir &
as the eight-yeer- cid daughter Of Pat
rick Connolly, residing at No. $40 Lord
street, visited the water closet, she ro-
tioed strange object. She immedi-
ately gave en- alarm, and upon her
mother going TO the place she found the
object to he premature born child, How
and by whom 1t was pns thsre 10 un-
known. The coroner was notified and
removed the body to the norgus. Mrs.
Connolly Is very much exeroissd over
the matter. Bhe 10 just recovering
from q recent illness and the matter
unnervtd hsr.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Fair Prices for Horses.

L w. stidham & Son, au,tiopeers,
cold ut public sale for Roberts & Han
mum, at their stables In Chester, Pa ,
on Thursday, April 26, horses from SlS9
to S217; average for the twenty hend
St82 7B. They will have another sale
Of horseu on Thursday. May II, when
horses, drivers and speedy ONES. Mr..
+. l.. Roberts will also sell ct his farm
head OF miioh COWS and 100 head fol
shoats.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Fer carpetn 30 to Adair's.
Driven crazy by Her oh,,d,a DoAth.

New Brunswick, April 26.-Mrs. X.
g. Pulleu, OF Prospect Plains, was taken
to the State Insane Asylum st Trenton
to-day a raying maniac. Several weeks
ago she left box Of trough on ratsp
where her baby found and ate 1t. The
little one died before the doctors arrived
and when they questioned Mrs. Pullen
she became insane,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
pargalnsi Rsrcalns |

Special sale OF ribbons, all 10-sent
ribbons, now cents, at No. 116 Market
street. Any one buying 81 90 worth oil
goods gets one pair boys pants free OF
charge, at No, 116 Market strset. AL
81 haas, now 81 80, ut No. 116 Market
street. Mems calico spitt9 and boy.'
waists, now 23 eents, at No. 1I6 Mare et
street. Saturday is bargain day NJ No.
1l6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
oHEAP HOMES y
For Wnrkinsmon on LrBtallments-No o
such Opportunity Heretofore offered.

such Opportunity Heretofore offered
VIII be sold at private sale, 40 building
lots on Brown ct and Sixth and Seventh
avenues, 1877. q inches, in front and vary
ihg from 10 10 100 feet In depth TERMS
|-Sl0 cash, and $40 monthly thereafter
or per cent of for all cash.
A lso for sale 80 five story brick dwell
lings, to be completed October lat 1883,
on 18th and 1eth streets, and Walnut and
Poplar streets,
TERMS $50 co cash, and $40 monthly
thereafter; possession as soon as somplet-
ed. Title guaranteed. For further par.
tieulars apply day or evening to
GEORGE o. MARIS,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Auction,

PaWnbrokers' sale on Friday and
Saturday evenings, April 81 and IS, OF
over 200 gold and silver watches, Some
very hne Howards, Bartlests, and other
WAlthsm watches; also Springfield and
Rockford makes, Diamonds and jew.
elry Of all kinds at our auction aI0rs,
No. Ill Eaet Fourth street. l.. W.
Stidham & Son, auetioneefsl
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
uoRaa.

Rio ocfIee, 20, % and $50, per pound.
pound. msriosibo caffss, IS, Is and SOC.
pound. pounds for B5s. Old Govt
Java, 3Bc. per pound, 5 pounds for 81.
Genuine Mocha, best IN the market,
800. per pound. H p. Nichols, Sixth
and King streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
DRESS GOODS

Is complete, and is attracting
buy ers from every direction. We
can show you elegant goods tor
the money all the way from
I2H cents to SI.7s. and we have
a fine allwool 3o.inch goods as
low as IS cents. These goods
have sold heretofore and are
selling to-day at so cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Lamp.. Ns. la ID. 7sh, near Klng.
Rikn Liocnso In New yorE.

ALBANY. April 26,-The Senate, by a
bare majority, all Republicans, passed
the high license bill, and It gees to the
Governor, with an even chance that he
will sign it,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
SeriOusIy Sick

Lewis, son of Lewis W. .6tidham, hsf
basn laid up for the last two weeks
with an absoees on the neck, which has
prevented him from sleeping and I'M
derminds his physical powers. DR..
Maull lanoed the sore yesterday, and II
Is hoped that 1t will soon get better.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Muslin Under wear,

For the reason that it was i'm
possible to tell you all in SO
short time. In this line we
have as fine If not the finest line
in this city. Drawers, Skirts,
Gowns, Chemise, Corset Covers,
etc, in large quantities and at
wonderfully low prices when
the material and manufacture
are considered. Our stock Of
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
JACKETS

of all sizes, which we will sell
for $3.50; these goods would be
cheap at $500. For $3.50 we
will give you an elegant all
wool English Twill Jacket, worth
So 50. We have a nice line Of
Ladies' Wraps and Children's
and Infants Coats at lowest pos
sible prices In our Hosiery
and Glove Department we are
doing a lively business, because
all the goods are remarkably
cheap, some not over one-half
the regular price. We have not
before said one word about our
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Eousskaepsrs

Don's fail to 60 to R. P. Janvier, cor.
ner EoRrsh and King gtrests. for choice
arnnda of fl1rr, Stsrn's bsst, LrIurs ,Sil.
ver hsuAl ;urpisDed 81 reasonable
prices, Or sny VI th6 leading brands.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Go to Adair's for patlor furniture.
a Esrgain.

A good road mare thst can he driven
by lady, 161s hands high, Z yosrs old,
can be bought right by applying at
stable back of blacksmith shop. on
Fifth street between Madison and Mon
roe.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
MaatinK At stanton.

A gospel temperance meeting, under
tho auspices Of the w. O. 7. o., will be
held ct Stanton, on Sunday evening, ri
o'olook. 1t will he addressed by Rev.
Wn, L. White, of this city. All are
Invited.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Oonsial,ia,n EnIa.

Will ha sold ns ocpstssls'a sale at the
@net;a1 rngeah OF l. " st'dsara e.
a,.n, On Sa tafu ss DIotnins ,at ~ o'olooE
Il J0xes VI soap aud sor piGe.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Adair's for chamber furniture.
Gnnrgn Lnckmnn.

Practical house painter. nstimases
furnished for all kinds of painting,
aralning, glazing, kalGomining. etc.
Shop, No. 233 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
snnaon 1888.

E. n. Hanna will open his loo orsRn
paZiofs, 83l Jefferson street, on 6stur
dEg, April 29th. Families ard partiet
supplied at khurs notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
delaware shad.

T. A. Mcclure has on his stall in the
Eighth street market n fine oonsiRn.
meDt OF Delaware ahad and other fab.
Also freeh Oysters every day. Give
him o call.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
The ssiner.

Tomorrow premises 10 be from cloudy
to fHir with stationary temperature. fol.
lowed By rain on the coaEt. Sunday
clearing and rather colder.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
wan,edi Wan1edi wantedl

EverJ person who have carpet or oar.
psts to oAil at tina Wilmington Carpet
cleaning Works. 18th and Jack soa Sta.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
The common sense rrea.nen,

10 specific treatment for rheumatism
dyspepsia, lung disease, spinal affso.
tion, female weakness and about two
hundred other symptoms. 604 French
street. DIR. Lipplncott.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
window snaaOs, window shaaes, j,

window Shades, Window Shades.
Housekeepsrs wanting window shad es
made of this best material and at the
lowest cash prieas, can get them at L..
FL. Springar's, 229 Orange street.
trimmed. All orders promptly filed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
The Improved raonitor OIL stovs.=

7e' ''pHU HUNNu NAVuItUh OhE sfoU7's9
In purchasing sn oil etovs four
tbihg. are necessary to 10 observed.
l. Pcsitjve safety.
2. Pesfect pem mbuetion.
8. Simplicity Of construction.
4. Durability.
Ali OF these very important poiuts Ton
will tlnd included In tbs Monitor oil
stove nt 605 Shipisy strest.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Lace CAPS.

Just opened out sn slegant limo of
caps at all prioaa; the finest 26-oaas cap
ever offered, nt Huklll 81 Poist's. .sscond
and Tatnhll streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
WILLIAM N. PYLE
All Market Street.
VI II EEARE RECEIVING
wv daily new goods Of
almost every de-

scription. Soine merchants are
complaining Of dull times, both
in this city and Philadelphia.
We have no complaint to make
on that score. Our new goods,
purchased in a low market, and
sold for small advance, tells
the story regarding our lively
trade. We have just received
a large line Of all-wool Stocki-
nett
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
In Town.

Gents shoeB soled and healed while
you walt for rs cents. HpyLer, 222
King ssTeot,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

j. VIII Perkins, manufacturer ard
dealer Ia Hssnssg, ssaGla laa, t1nafa. haqe
- I s1lt.sll lIots. i3Ii1isaI.lS kGatls, NJ.
Ill y ess Eishsh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

Three pounds o; pure lard for Z6 osR
PowderUsker Bros, h07 king street
and 7O5 West Eighth street
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

II you want snug fitting spring OF
eummer suit Of clothes call Oh Sauue
r. Thorp, merchant tailor, No. 6lS11
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Hone1moon IN onIoago.

Mrs. PoroipAoker (teariully)-If l
should die, darling, you wouldn't
ever
Mr.. Porcipaoker-Hush, dearl Walt
until you've lived here five yeara.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Flsh and Oysters

Powell, Washington street market,
hrs oysters and fab Of all kinds. Give
him q call,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
moths.

Oamphor, 35o. D pound; tar paper, DC,
q sheet, at Garrett 8. Smiths Delaware
avenue pharmacy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
For rsirisarAtcrs 90 to Adair'f.

Try Welton's milk biscuit, Seventh
and Tatnsll.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
M. 10. Dennis, NO. 7Oa KING street,

m. E. Dennis, No. 703 King Street,
has well selected stook Of spring mill
linery which ahe 10 selling ct prioas to
defy competition. An early call from
the public is solicited.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

oausa candy at Feryuson's, II E. 2.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

Kansas City hams, 1oo. n. Powder.
maker Bros, b07 King street and 70B
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
state OF tho rsnnpsraturs

at the REPUBLICAN, offica to-day, in
the sha se:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock 10 pollock
$40 TOO 76o
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

Fer baby carriages go to Adalr's.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

,a WIN 3 n@'',
ss'oourth s'fsti. re-, IA.
Of FIRE W. ~, n&
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NO %srs s'S 'sSs''i'l 4
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o".,nu "" 10 b. III
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Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
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