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Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

10. graveyard near New CASTLE
IND, there Is lot owned By a citizen
pamed Hughes, wherein arc thlest
Rravek. Although there Ia no head
stone or other mark to show who lies
there, over the giave OF Mrs. Hughes,
VINO died seven ears age, is q heavy
WOODEN box With an iron lid, which
npon removal reveals O cabinet ahont
four feet long, two feet wide and eiQb
teen inches deep. with q glass top and
sides In this cabinet Ia a miniature
ark ebou, eight inches high and having
q gable root. Disttibutei In front OF
tho ark are over two hundred figures.
representing the Ills, 1.-Two bv
two" as they oaude out Of the AK, and
q their head stands figures to represent
Noah and his wife, and his sons and
daughters. Besides these there are two
bronze statues OF German soldiers, three
glAss and two elegant silver vases, with
bouquets OF artificial wild flowers and
ostrich plumes; four polished blocks,
each bearing . beautifully colcred glass
Dali, ana two supporting busss OF small
children; two odd looking horns, pref.
lilly painted and decorated with s.lken
cor1s and tas!els, and many ether mi.
nor articles. The cabinet and its CON-
tents, 1t Ia said, were placed In their
position By Mr.. Hughes, who h n taken
this method OF showing Lis respect for
bis deceased wife, instesd Of erecting n
mon ument TO her memory.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

The Spring City (Ufah) correepcn.
dens OF The Bait Lake News furnishes
that paper tho following: "rLis re
msrka6le Incident happened to Mrs
VIM. q. Ellington, o well known resi
dent Of Spring Oily. Ia the gear 1886.
when she wss IL years Of age, aud re-.
siding in Sullivan county, Missouri,
she vent to sleep with q email silver OF
wood In her mouth, with which she had
been picking her teeth. When she
awoke the silver was gone. Occasion.
ally from tina. time until lest Saturday
ehe fe.t an unoom Portable gems alton
under Der tongue, but no very great In
convenience. On Saturday tue place
began to ewell, and became so very
sore that shs could not eat without Rrea
pain. This morning Feb, Issh) when
MRS. Ellington ewoke she felt eome.
thing pTicking her tongue, and, en- ex.
animation, IL WAS found to bs the eplin.
Ter, which was removed. It was over
half an inch la length, and was covered
with an osGeous substance nnd rough.
u hnd been I'm be uded under her tor que
for over forty one years. She has re.
gently been wearing nsw Get OF teeth,
witch, 1t is supposed, caused the irrlta.
ian and brought about tho removal OF
the long lest splinter. She Is now feel.
ing quite comfortable"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
WHO Is aALLAGaERs

sosna.he upon every SIDE.
y,s snhesn, mIknt syen near
Psom ~, ssnu.. ioad an wide,
w.n,e 49, s"sy ana neal
yodps anu o.d, from rich and o3Y,
% III. ',om nign and l)W,
VsH Vh oeliakher--
va" W LEI 'er CO."
" ,ne horror o. his dsed,
,ne ZIP lilnS faot,
~ .nht ne eoesn't he1d
W. oss,noI osI me een
~ ,,sn, ~ oncuno mas No
uho,s ~ .ol uo,ng 90;
"Zxe so nv wno - deliaRher,
WY "on 10 iet or XVI
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
Hawkins 9. Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
G Il ATS.

We offer cur ssrvices and the benefit OF
cur extended experience as Real Estate
Agents, without charge, TO all intending
purchasers OF Real Estate; and promise to
use our earnest endeavors to procure the
most reasonable prices and best terms for
any property located In the City of WI.
mington.
Having been long established in the
business, we are thoroughly acquainted
with the values of all kinds of CITY
PROPERTY, and to a considerable ex-
tent with the owners also We therefore
have superior advantages for negotiating
purchases, and oftentimes have valuable
information at hand which would be
most useful TO those desiring to buy.
You cannot afford to dispense with our
services, as we can almost invariably &C.
cure better terms for our customers, for
any piece OF property, than they can OBJ
tain personally from the owners them
selves or through any other agencies.
We will attend promptly to necessary
details, make all arrangements with
owners, and draw the legal contract OF
purchase and sale without expense to
the buyer.
All business will be considered strictly
We will take pleasure at all times In
any reasonable offer to owners
and believe purchasers will save money,
besides trouble and annoyance, by en-
gazing our services.
HAWKINS g. CO.,
ne 7I2 Markct Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

Washington correspondent tells tb,
Baltimore American that Mrs. Cleveland
Is developing 'fad'-a costly enc. per
hap'-but one full Of common sense Il
Is nothing less than the collection of dia-
mouus, Get and unset. Through the love
and generosity of her husband, Mira,
cleveland is already the happy possessor
OF rare outfit Of diamond ornaments.
her weddin Gift, her birthday presents.
ano, indeed, on all occasions when Mr.
cleveland desired to give her n pleasant
turprise, the gifts have always been dia
monds-necklace, rings In Or. fusion .soli.
taire and otherwise, bracelets, pendants
and brooches. III a word, the Jewel case
OF the Presidents wife holds a prIpc4Iv1
fortune In rare diamonds. But the I'M.
mounted diamonds are OF Mrs. Cleye-
,snd's own collecting. Never a trip 10
new 70 but she returns with come
pretty unset stones. They are not very
large, oil course, and some are off color.
II Is true che has arranged them In little
caoinets OF inlaid wood The cabinets
are provided with tiny little nests, filled
WIN Cotton and In them the diamonds |
rest. Each nest has it's number. and a
nest memorandum book tells. after every
number, the time and place of purchase.
and, practical woman that she IA the
valus of the stone Mrs Cleveland's TO
tai collection of diamonds, set aud un-
mounted, are estimated at being worth
certainly 100000. There Is less 'fsddlsm'l
and caprice about such collecting epiritl
than 1t seems. Mr., and Mrs Cleveland |
are .em!nent'y practical. Presidential
honors and salary come and 20, stocksI
rise and tall, real estate may rise and faIlH
out the market value of diamond IA es-
the same always. "
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
earllsld was Not a Poor MAN.

New York Letter 70 Cincinnati Fnqu'ror,
There was considerable surprise man.
Tested after the death OF the late Presi
dent Garfield when It Was reported he
WAS poor rlzn. The Opportunities
which he had as pub 10 mai OF study.
Ing the diversified interests of the
country and OF making good invest.
ments, 1t was thought, should have en-
a0lsd him to aac Emulate fair fortune.
But the announcement was made that
he was poor. In conversation to-day
with well known Ohiosn he said:
the popular Hupposition that Gar,
field died in almost gtrSitened oircum.
stances is erroneous. He had stocks
aRd bonds hidden where they were
found by his executor, the value of
which was upward Of $500 90 r. M
Murray of Plqua, who was for.
merry In Congress, Ia q son OF
one OF the executors of the
Garfield estate. He told mo not long
ago that his father had found come
$500, GOO worth OF stocks and securities
tucked away In odd corners and placer.
This is NOT to be wondered at, for Gar.
deld. II he merely took advantage of
the ordinary business affairs that came
under his observation, ought, by judi
cious Investment, to have been worth
At leAst o hs.f- million dollars"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
MORE ANDMORE BUSINESS andGOODS.

FiRsT-The Spring Oversacks. Two or three of SO
and good many. Get that you like al
fits you and you save 81 to IS.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
Ber sale.
Tor SALE.

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No. SO Mast klEhth street. rooms and
These heuseI have rooms. bath aud other
Improvements,
Hoa. GIL, 6a2. oiA OFT and sio Delaware ave-
nue..
The above hnusea have II rooms bath, lauu-
dry and all convenlencea; desirnbly and con
Neniently located, with front and de yards.
NOS. l2A, i2.o. West street. rooms and
, phlh. - =
Nos lOol. lAcb lO)o 1O1, iOQo, l0ii, 1Ot3 and
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

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Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

For the past few days there has been
Rrsat danger of an Oyeter famine In
this city, and on tuesday, whsn every
tping was block adod, aud all commu-
niostlon With 1hs outside world cut of,
there were scarcely enough OF the bi
valves left to meet the demand for
twenty-four hours. Fortunately the
threatened trouble has been averttd, as
Aiusoow, of No TOT shipley street and
No los East Fourth street, has, with
his usual enterprise, secured q supply,
and this morning received twenty one
barrels of the finest oysters that have
come here this stasop, consequently he
10 now prepared to fill all orders.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
BALTIMO.k q OIsI0 HAILR0AD

EoHnnULk In EyTBor. New. 50, IL
Trains issye Delaware Avenue sDor
For Philadelphia Apd Uhester, SIS, TOO
%, 20, 10 10 mt II u q. m; 90, q 90, Q 90,
%, 10, bb, 50. 7 90, 8 Is and 10 p. N,
mi ", Gu, 10, A, o 30 and 8 40 p. IN.
For Chicago. Whoellny, Uolambus AND
Sandusky, daily, 7 80 p. M. and D 40 p. m.
For Pittsburg, daily, oe a. ~. aud-l % ,,
Tor Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
daily, II 10 q. N. AID 9 40 u. M.
FOR Baltimore and Washington and New.
Ark and Hayfo de uraco. II 10 n. M; ~ and
! 20 .. a. I'm Sundays, 7 20 and II 10 a. m.
as and b 40 p. IN.
For SIngeriy, SIT end IL 10 q. m;2th
~ and 80 y. N. and " 30 midnight. On
Sundays, II 10 q. H.; 2tb, 6 40 nnd Z 90 p. N
BOX LhkpSaBEH4, . 10 a. m-sunoEy
'nly. 1910 ;. N; and % p. m. dsDs
x9epS SUNDAY. 90 p. N. daily.
ffA'na loAys Matk >. street Station.
Ter Philadelphia 50 y. N. daily, eResp,
l1ndEy. Yer Hsltiin5ss 3ss P. ID.
iaily, except Sunday. Fpl L4sndeoberA
e.b9 ana 1900 \ II. and s.ps y. H., daily,
sLesp; sunday s.lb q. N. Sunday only
rhe Io.t0 q, IN. train connects at EAr
Junction with Cincinnati and st. Louu
through express, daily, except sunday. Ths
90 p. IN. connects with Chicago and 81
Louie eKproes dsily.
Trains for hiL5ington---JoEre PhusdSl
psIs daily, y g, sIE, 9 80, $3.50 a. n, Is
aso. 81, sl.oc. t.e2, o.gs. SO lQo p. "a.
Daily, except Sunday, s.ls q. m, lI.M
nooD, At.ls. IL 30 D. IN.
fsSprcas trAib5a
v. NJ. CLEMBNTB, on. TONn
Telephone Mo- lAi.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

The San Francisco Examiner says
Yesterday fragment ola human slSele
ton was brought into Carson, New from
Pine drove near Genoa. Tue original
skeleton must have been % feet long. The
bone was portion of the leg below the
knee and, at the point where it Joined the
knee was eight inches across or five times
the usual size The fragment was about
two feet Ing, isplerdidly preserved, and
weighed about twenty pounds. A i the
local physicians agree that it is unques-
tionably a portion of the largest human
remains yet disco vered. Parties are go
ing to Pine Grove to search for the re. oil
the skeleton"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
Philadelphia. Wilmington D Eai
timors Railroad.
FEBnUARY stn. Isss.


DNms 1885
Trains will Leave wilmington ~ follow
asalssSS' S9S sIsEpsS.s d 4 Z j, a <
4 4 8 4 I, 4 ~ "a Z E 70 .
III Gs'iifd s:1 S.' 81 - "a "a "a q: y.
AesSmH Scsds,lon, $50. 700 loe slS osa
IL s Il mors Sd aS Pa a t. @ c,ie g
Tor Wa. Chester. vi. Lamokin. 20 snt
FOR EewsrS Gentry and Nd intermediate sta.
Rsi,inois ana iassr%sdaie 3 stations III 10 IL
Rsitim anS q and q & G. ri Line, SPIN.
- baltimore and Wsshinsten, IA ix, sH
iSi2 and 1iola. M, Il o., Il II, ga, I'd. ID
Trains Tor delaware Division leave for:
sew Castle, g9o, ssqs. M, n6i, sts. $50
Seorgetown and Lewes, Sso a. m. ,stop.m.,
Harrington DeimAr. and way stations, So
Express foi Harrington, . 80 p. m. Wa,
EIpress Tor Dover. Harm ston. and Del.
mar, u, 20 D m. and IL p6 Night.
Franklin City, 70 a. IN,
fort. and Norfolk, il 50 p. m. nd Il IS NisSt
Leave Phuadelphis, Broad Street, for VII.
IIoS 4 10, Il %, Il IS 4; M, 2t2 S6i. lci %
q 81, So. e6, 20 p. m.
Accommoda Ion, o 20, 10 % q. NJ, 1.N 2a
so, 457. Y 85 10 0a 10 40. and II AZ y. M
bUHDAYTRAIH5,
For Philadelphia (express). 200,
Accommodation. d. M, Rlo, iii.
y, 741, and 10 90 p. m.
For Chester (eNpress), is. 0 10. II 81 M,
z. z 05. and 10 10 p. m.
+, Accommodation, 10 am. u 10. Is. 40
y. and 7.40 y. m.
For New York erpress), Q 90, . 81, 44a, ia
= Is. II 6l =. m, az, "a, '626, 7 %, and lO.0l
For West Chester. via Lamokin. sI5a. M,
:, For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, an
Norfolk, 1905 Night.
For New Caste, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, seaford, Laurel
aud Delmar, IL 05 Night.
:. baltimore and Washington, LIS, ga 500
y Y a. m, 12e6. g IS, and 2 IS p. m. Bslti.
more, ., ~ ana u ~ p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, broad Street. for VII.
ninYton Sexpressl, %, a.60, 100, $40, ILL
Nj :, sos, 6.57 and II. 81 T.. NJ.
Accommodation as 10. d A. NJ, I25S2A
D. 10, .. Is and II. A. T.. NJ.
For further information, passengers are
lerred TO the ticket office at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited EXPIRE .
ipon which extra fare 10 charged.
Genera MANAGER a General r T. Moop Az
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

Yesterday morning about O'Clock
Mrs. Annie e. Thompson, q mid wife.
living with her granddaughter, Mrs.
William P. Clayton, at No. 1910 French
street, fell ont tho back door at her
home and broke her left hip and left
arm. On Aocouut OF her age fears are
entertained of her recovery. The frac-
ture was reduced by Drs. Wales and
Shortlidge.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
EDWARD MELCHIOR,

--uBALBR TN-
Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Ammun ton Of
all kinds. Canvas Goods, Breeehloadine
Double-barrel Guns. from $500 up,
Call before going elsewhere at
No. 214 King street,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

Pn 1.@ BuShEL.S OF pnTA-
ANIL Mckinney, Third
tnl0-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
ror RENT.
RENT.
allowing desii abe proper.
RENT.

.u,rsn street, 8rooms and SAth.
.thnhi,n streel 10 rooms and BAN.
,.Hate avenue, 2rooms ana stOfe.
peh'"ti str,et. y rooms and hatn.
i street, srooms aud bath;
Iavna yam street, rooms aud bAth.
|,snd avenue, 8 looms ana store
[5ajn Row, I rooms. ,...
i,upont street, Q rooms anu nun'
ilayton street, srOotns an pain
Nv, Sinih street BroomH aud pain.
smith street, s rooms anu sath.
street, ! rooms aud 'bAths
y sarnnd street, rooms.
H,,lnauiN A. cnue, 10 rooms ana oAth.
an, ,terntn street, Highlands, 10 rooms
-, street, Z rooms.
TEsilth street, rooms ana Dath.
sl,th slreet, 7roome.
~ al street. sroOms Anh balh,
lm7 church street, rooms and store
iv 'tT,rt & rooms and BATH,
',fweith street, rooms AMI bath.
4, Thru enth street o rooms.
iStn It,, rooms,
sr5nt and Market Its. store house.
II :, .ircet, store room.
cm. /. Institute building
nSg uEALD a co.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

~ delivered at East Lake Park and also
IN MET wRrl at res 80 aabie prlcsB. ISAAC
3. TALLEY, Oareroft p. o., del.
N. Mason wyrk done, and Inns, sand
and stone furnished. milo II
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

C1OR SALE.-A LOT OF BUILDING
T. Material, consisting OF Basa, doors,
mOidIngs, b inds, 40. Also building iof
tont. j. 4. N ARK No. lId King &C. i7,tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

NOR HALE-A GOOD OiLIND Il
u ftoye, nearly now, cost 9s2. viii sell
for s23. Dan be seen at 1907 VI. Eigth u.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

"A WOMAN TO TAKE
NtlHl ifnning at her home.
w Office No. 9I3 Market
Ini4-it
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

Il 9 hoy AT OA3RtsuR
Il, s, i,ysnih aid Shipley streets,
oN. mld-nL
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

A watch club is being formed by Er,
l. Barton, practical matchmaker and
jeweler, No. az Hast Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
-FOOTW EAR
THE ALBERT
-CE N r g. SHOES.

Gents fine calf, hand.sewed hook-lace,
"a 50 Gents 0ne calf, machine sewed,
IS and8 80. Gents Waukenphast hook
lace, $3.50.
Boots, Shoes and rubbers, everything
70 keep the feet dry and warm.
Your MONEYS Worm EVERY TINE
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

NOR SALE-WILL BE SOLD CHEAP,
Il to cIose ont business, l candy wagon,
almost new, and togethor with one SGT OF
double harness. Apply at Sil Market st.ie Il
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

G-NtNYAHr FuR pENE-
ueRorR in city; must give
~" address Servant, this of
Lnle-2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

rFOR BALE-Ar ss,2o0. NEW Ell Pit.
: roomed house, with porch and all con.
venionoost l3csti0n degirablo and near
street cars. Very little cash Iequtrnd. VITA.
j III 5hEIi, 100 ma, ket at. mis- cod st
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

y A GOOD GIRL FOR
sAi general housework 10
'N'lt preferred, 1884 Wash.
ml6-3t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

drive; not afraid of the cars; will btLnd
NlthOut hitching. RUBERT SrREIN,
hanton'J livery stable, Fourth and King
streets. ml0.ot
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

TOR SALE - LAR8E And SMALL
a uormantoWz wagons At fair prices
Alto . oolleotion OF business wagons W.
HAM MOND. 2nd and french SITS. ais 9mR
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

t4pEaIENoED uoOk;
1'nei ard i'Oner; reference re,
~ l.O4 Del. ave. m!stf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

NOR SALE-hOUSs 1917 W. FOURTH
y street, rooms and bath. hot and cold
watei; open stairway; heater and gRs liz.
lures ALI through ami a x cd oemObted Gel.
lar. apply at 2ls Market street. or on tie
premisos. MIDAS
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

TOR SALE-SIX NICE TEA CAD
4 dies, nearly new; also platform s'a %.
Address 'Caddies, J." this onice. MIDST
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

FOR SALE-Residence, No.
Cos Washington St. II rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
bell, servants call bells, and all
modern improvements. This
property will be sold cheap
Apply to J. AUGUSTUS NC
CAULLEY. GOO Market st. f2-u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

TOR sALE-A O.ROOH BRTCH
2 house; All modern Improve
ments. centrally located. Price
low and term easy, Apply 10 y.
PENN lhGrON, NO. kRsi Eighth
street. fEs.Im
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

~, iARDEbS TOA FOUR
Ia a., ;Ops Eooi bard RI1o
II oil market BIoet. mlo 2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

Save MONEY NEW SHARES FOR
Hfo cal. n dQuITABLE LOAN AssoCIA-
ZION list nov open, Money offered for sale Al
rFteIg neeiinP. Borrowers have privilege of
iTtu III hihg ans at any time In part payments
~ ~ al ~ ,nce; Six per cent. Interest allowed
~ withdrawing members. FOR shares or
II IAt IL >lni9ImaH u, apply to VIM. e.
nav hiNs' See, 7l2 Market street.
f2s-tu-th-s-1m
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

4. a fihSr oLaS WHITE
N nsita House restaurant
nle.6A
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

pI =, ENERqETIo AND
s, ah 70 canvas Snd collect.
-tAei a., ~ floor. rs Inns
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
Small Bottles, Large Bot.
ties, also Half Pints, Pints
Quarts and Gallon cans.
DIR. TIL EEL,
53S N. Fourth st.,
Below Green.
PHIL ABEL PHIA

25 years practical experiences
ouArantees TO euro inoru quicker
sAftr and permanent than an,
advettlaing ply sloiAn all spe
ciAllSisennca, blood Poison
~ la Diseases, l'implcs-
ltlOtehes, Obstinate uieera
Distractions, Inflammation
OF h ldney, liiadfcr and otho
orga.s. Nervous Debility
Early Decay, w enLac.e,e Ga
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

ITOR BhLE-A SOKREL HORSE
T. coming years old; works single or
a light wagon, cheap, Addreas "W," this
otn)s. mhYtf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

O R0OMED
l., Vim not and cold wat 7 and
4, VIII. and p1rtlcOs, c lnvenient 20
\ As : ,ot. street above Front at 80
Iotrlh house, b.h and searlcs, Is per
h llpg AMI hlaek smith shop Front
Avenue. " ~ rent separately II
n N.rastScinl Oihsr cheap houses.
~. - Rodney Il mlo-u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

= ,h,.JAhDERS. at SO EAST
Ai'' AeoJmmodatitn for man
mli.7t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

EycR sALE-HUUSEHoLD GOODS COZ
4 W.l7ta ttroet. Call bstEesn l and Q
p m. mJt-kN
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

ENOR HAEE-AT A BAbtf IN. THE
g house No.i42t Harrison Btfeet,s 70 nInb.
hA'h, heater In cellar, gas hxturss and eli
modern I'm provomonui pAperad ihtouR
gfestor part Of moneJ Gan Itmsin at per
cent Apply to HENRY ]. JhIPPER, Law
Building, or lao Harrison Of. IN 5-ot
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

T CSr-rHI5 (FRlpAY) MORNING ON
IL Tateali, Delaware Rvenuo, Ninth or
Madison streets q roll Ct bills. TIE finder
will be suitably rewarded on returning
same IN 3d. west Seventh ct Gets,
mio-2r MRS. ROLLER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

| Y PRR5OHs WANTING
I, rst Z ioT hotels rcstAurants or
70 LHh be accommodated BY CALI
AlaSVoL Intelligence Of1ce 900
Z ianS0-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
SOMETHING
TO PONDEROVER.

WE are the orlginators and have been
Tor several years the leader of popular low
prices In
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17
MOTIUEH.
WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
A Rare Chance for Bargains.

We offer for sale or rnt, 4 ne6 story
brick house,, with rooms and bath. side
Yards and p.rch front; also an excellent well
Green Hill avenue, Tree from oitv taxes
= no houses, No. 1870 VauBuren street and
NO. I'll MORROW street, The above houses on
eaay terms tmonthly instalin ents IL do
hied'l oonyoyaroo furnished 10 any who
northeast corner OF Front and orange SITS.
pl8 % }. II. white b BRO.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

lSECoND The best Sc Trousers and the finest
made for the money.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

FoURTH-The Custom.made Suits at half price and {
Odd Goats. We know of no other way of ga
Ing money so fast. Ell not take you long
see If your size is there.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

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Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

E7fOR LE-ABOUr Z AUkES OF
y land tTO tqusres from Market Gtroet,
on Elliott avenue, West aud Aashiee 70 o
ar sois, lsite quantity OF ths best bank
sand. Apply TO y. J. PEIRUE, No dN, tn
Stfoet ely, or address lsaao 5. llIptt. olty.
Ml0-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-03-17

THIRD -Four dollar Trousers made of Genuine Ha
Cashmere. The lowest price and lower than
thought to ask for them.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

most all the State UNIVERSITIES oI .ihe
West admitting women- with tts
drift Of the age nmistalSably in that
direction--if Adelbert likes TO make
itself little eddy in the onward stEeam
of progress, and turn round and round.
or even run backward for a time, the
friends Of Adelbert have more occasion
to be disturbed than the friends of co.
education.
The reason given for the proposed
change is instructive. Girls have been
admitted TO Adelbert for four years,
and according TO the Cleveland News
and Herald, they have more than held
their own with the young men in
scholarship The Latin salutatory in
1856 was given by young woman.
and so was the valedictory last June.
But the trustees think that conserva-
tive young men, who do not like TO
study with young women Especially.
perhaps, when the young women sur
pass them), avoid Adelbert because II
is co-educationaL and 90 TO Eastern
colleges instead. 70 ontice in these
conservative young men, they propose
to exclude the girls We can see only
one advantage in the proposed arrange
ment 1t will keep some of those con-
servative young men away from the
Eastern colleges, which are afflicted
with too many such students of their
own. Young men of that stripe are
a mediocre ornament to any college -
W0maa's Journal.