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Fins gold and silver watches ~ re.
duced prices, full line OF gold AHdl
fiue rolled gold plated chains at 10 ID.
Fourth al u. n HAnf.
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spenker carllslo on nls Way south.

FORT MONROE Va, Jan. 29.-
Speaker and Mrs Carlisle arrived here
thts afternoon in the revenue cutter
+ HiuR, from Baltimore.
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what IL rhIg

Why, the celebrated 3 b. b. B. cigar.
Manufactured BY IL. y. Bourbon h
Bro, n. W. cor. Second and Orange
strsetA OigAra By the box . speciality
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Reduced

Or. LippincoBs's specific Compound
for neuralsig and chronic Theumntit N ,
price 40c. paK 0ottle. Eor sale by
TAYLOR & FULLERTON.
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ueAIoTa, TAKE NoMee.

@. II. Carton, in the Third Sreet
Market, received 200 tubs of fresh
dairy butter which will be sold st bar.
gaia.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

stands uurivalled for making good
bread; OF q rich, creamy color and
Rne flavor. II your grocer does not
keep, 1T you can get Il Of:
John Il, Marr, J.S. Hamilton & Co
Jas, U, MurroE, j. Jerome Smith,
Tatnall Bros, j. p. Almond ~ 20
W. q. Valentine, W. q. Philips,
1, Il. Frank, g Son, Fall Il Joseph.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

Ba5s place TO asS beef, nnbton or Yea
Ia Of Lowell, stall H. City Market
Telephone AL.
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Wanted

WEEKLY REPUBLICAN OF Sept l /,
81, fer which cents wall bs PAID 81
this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

WILL YOU suPFER with DyspepsiA
aud Livor Complaint 5hiloh's Vita
lizer Ia gaRrAntood to euro yea. Sold
by DAnlorth. cor. End nud Market sts.
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Removed.

j. j. Weiser B. o., Wholesale com
mitaion merchants, have removed from
2O6 Rast Fourth street. TO Boutheast cor.
5th and King streets.
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Fur robes and blankets, whips and
bells, tEunks and sAtchels, saddles and
haruees 20 TO Hiram Ye-4er, 4eI Ship.
ley street.
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Wanted.

WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, OF Hovsm
ber 5, -; Deoen Der l, 8 and I6, 1851
for which 9 cents will be paid at tiali
Off 90.
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Free OF charge druEaist will
r'fund your money II d.. B1lPJ Cough
Syrup does not give Won sasisiaction
and cure your cough Pfios 26o.
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wanted.

Straw In exchange for manure 10 So
l.cittd BY GEO. y. VERNON,
This OAoe.
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List OF PubIie sAIes.

January.
ii, Js, Ia. oollIns, near Mlidis,OWn, Dol.
February.
4. rloaid h % real eItNte. city.
4, WIN. "A. Mitchell, Administrator, city
i, James bio oElshon BranIJWiao Ha.
v J. dOoto N. o. Hd.
y, Koberta d HAnnum, Chester, Pa.
s, J.W. Harris. Pons Gdef lid.
10, Harry smith, W U. u. HID.
ls, y. Stewart, Penoader HID.
u, W. Y. warner, WilmlnktoU,
IL, AmmA and Julius UlArk, Il. l., nd.
10, Adam DAyett, PonoAder Hd-
IL, A. VI. 1J son, horses, OnestsR.
TO- David X air, OartItiana Id.
70, Is. FRANK duncan, M. u. Hid.
81, john N. L.oe, brandy win9 Nd.
al, ", Y. Warner, Wilmington.
n, n. Brown, ". q. q HID,
n, Thomas 3. Robinson, brandywlne Hd.
zs' moFAriin h Jordan, Nsw UAstis Ha
30, A, Baxter, Sew Castle HID.
~, George cochran, ,noar LAnaoa berg, Pa.
2s, william Lyman, W. q q. Hd.
"a JIU. hnteh'soD, hDprqaiaiaink II i.
n, Daniel draper, W q. u Hd.
~, Thomas Nancy, He'd Lien Nd.
March.
!. Larhins estats. city.
/, g. Il. Mn, UnTi5tiBnA HID.
/, Samuel UAriislo, ". u. q. HID.
bStoJS and farming utensils. Brandy Ad
3, Il. and J. q. Dlehl. NJ. q. Hd.
q, Jshss q. Morrison. W. @. q. ha-
o. ID. H. Ferrll, PenoAisf HID.
T1h0mGs Wilson, OhfistlaUA Hd.
8, Harry mahAty, BrandyHine hd.
| O. II. :. Fhher. Mill Oreok Ha.
Is, 9eorGe II Foster, Oh 1. ti2ra nd.
| "a hts. Jos. Il. yhkm, A. U M.
| 10, uO'dsn OoneWay, Brandywine HID.
II, Benjamin Lee, n. q. nd.
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Su.HxPLEss NIGHTS, made mlseEAsle
by that terrible cOugh. Shilch's Oars
is the remedy for you. N, D. DAa-
forth, corner Second and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Urestsn Lots on Electric hallway,

high, line view, dry cellars, moderate
in cost, sold on iEBtallmentS. tS pei
month. Gall on 7. TATNALL,
TIA Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
For BargAIns

In millinery go to Millinery Palaces,
Cl7 Market aud 29o King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

Millinery goods almost given away at
Millinery Palaces, SlT Market and 2es
King street.
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Oar mothers, young and old, all praise
Dr, Bulls Baby Syrup; for 1t ia the oe'
t1iDg for babies while teetblag. Price
26 csnts q bottle,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

Just arrived car Load NO. 2 White
oats, Diokoy & 90.
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A Jelly slsigning Party.

Mr.. James D German treAted . mum
ber OF his friends TO D sleigh ride to
New OAstle and return yesterday In his
large sleigh Constitution. Most OF the
Renslemen are members o! the Null
Club which has had . primeval e1
iBtence In the western part OF the city
for . number OF years. but the mama
was never before revealed. The party
consisted OF d. w. Mulliu, d. ".
Lynch, j. d. German, j. j. Mullin,
DR.. j. FAhey, Captain q. O'OonnoT,
Mr.. McManus. Oouucii mnn R7Rn, j, +.
Ryan, d. r. Leary, Geo. Schsnck, j.
j. Gusnvemer and Matthew j. Gala
CHER.
On the return trip the most enjoyable
incident was q premeditatsd upssttng
of the whole party by Driver Gormau
at the sharp turn in the New Castle
road. Fortunately no one was hurt,
ami DIR. Fshey WAS not favored with =
chance to exercise his surgical skill. IL
seemed as though the earth suddenly
raised up on one side, Many thanks 10
Mt German. He handled the reignS
mARLihcently on his four steeds'
How very promo To neglect the warn
log OF the chilly feeling exhibited be-
fore the approach of severe cold OF
faveIl A dose OF Llxador taken ut such
time would, In all probability, pie
vent the establishment Of serioas dis
ease.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

Samuel u. Thorp, merchant tailor,
No. 6lS4 Market street, would be
plessad 10 see hls frlends. For Tho next
four weaks win cigse cut vin.er good1
at reducsd pr!ceg.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

Go to Dlckey 81 Co. for Gold MEDIA
Flour.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

For good coal 90 to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

Bush's, French street wharf is the place
70 buy your coal,
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Euz earpDia--Og4neE 8 %,
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Park Oommissloners.

Al q recent meeting OF the Park Com.
missioners ia the Water Dspartm On I
building Joseph A. RichArdsou, Esq,
the treasurer, reported q credit OF
81 1921 to the commission In the Union
N Ationnl Bank. IL was reported that
the executive COMMITTEES had had the
regulations adopted for the protection
Of the park property priEt ted, and that
they would bs posted in the parks in q
short time. The board was notified
that Special ofiosrs Asa Lofl and, Peter
Kelly and John Forrest, sworn in by
the Mayor for duty In the parks, are
now under the orders OF the executive
committee. Major Samuel Candy Is
making Typographical survey OF the
Brandy wine Park.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Funeral of the Hev. o. l.. moro.

The funeral services OF the Rev. q.
Il. More took place In West Presbyte.
rian Ohuroh yesterday evening. They
were largely aitspded, the oh arch being
well filed. The Rsv. A N. KeiRwin
bad charge OF the ceremonies. The
Rsv. Mr.. Lindsay Of the Frat Presby
terian Church read nm appropriate Sc
lection from the scriptures. Prayer
was offered by Rsv. Mr.. Hume, Of
Babylo Church, L. l OF which the de-
ceased was formerly pastor. The fu- :
neral address was delivered by the
Rsv. Mr.. Keiawiu, who spoke feelinRly
OF the deceased and of ilis Interest In
West Church, which he attended rs
long as he WIS abba. Mr.. Keie win also
spoke OF the manner In which the Odd
Fellows had visited thels brother In his
illness.
Drs. Marks and Nixon spoke Of the
deceased as Q member OF the Presby
terry and the IL II 1enoe for good that he
exerted.
The Rev. Mr.. Leuhart, OF Greenhiil
PTesby teriAn church, the last church of
which Mr.. More had pastoral charge,
spoke OF bis iuhuenoe and good works
In that vicinity. The benediotlon was
pronounced By the Rev. T c. Aud6f-
son, OF GlAegow Presby teriAn church.
Brandywiue Lodge, No. 10 1. o. o. E.,
was present In . body, Mr More having
been q n smber of that lodge.
Tue remains were this morning taken
TO Cool Spring, Delaware, for inter
ment. They were followed to the grave
by = large number OF friends. He will be
laid beside his wife In the Presby terra
cemttsry at that place.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
uream and paK.

Cham plon Lodge, No. 8, K. OF p,
had n good time last evening ct the
meeting OF the lodge. when the business
arrived Mt the good of the order, Il Q
entertainment committee retired to the
ante rooT, and to the great surprise Of
all the mem bers returned with an
abundance Of Ice cream aud cake,
which was served 10 all present. The
surprise was so great that for some time
the brothers we're spell bound, but after
being cooled of by cream and cake
thoir speech returned, and for some time
were entertained with speeches and
yarns. The members who were un.
lucky enough to be absent missed o
grand time. The oommittse Is . stand.
ing committee. and this 10 the first OF q
series o. entertainments they intend to
give They viii noI send in any notice
20 the members when these entertain.
N meuts will take place, bat hope TO SEQ
oil the membarB present every Wednes.
day evening, 80 that none will miss the
good things In store tor them. "a word
to the wise ts suffi 9ient."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Florida Lands.

A meeting OF citissns Interested in
procuring Florida orange proves was
held al the ofi 20 Of Philip II. CLARK on
Tuesday evening, when Samuel John
son explained the advantages OF the
movement At some length, after which
number Of shares OF $50 each were
subscribed. The syndicate Is competed
Of Samuel johnson, Joseph A, Bond,
Pancoast Allen and Raw. o. A. Grice
Mr.. Allen haa been In Florida for few
weeks, and Mr.. Bond starts this morn
ing for that 5tats, with the intention OF
taking out a charter for the company,
and putting matters In such shape rs
will bring the advantages OF the land
more fully to the notice OF the public.
Hon. Charles b. Lore returned from
al visit TO Orlando, on Saturday. and
save to his friends quite q glowing de.
scription OF his Welt. The first man he
met on landing was Mr.. Allen. He
speaks highly Of the climate, the pro.
fusion OF fruits and flowers, aud seems
to think that for Florida landB there Is
a bright future. When Mr.. Bond re
turns we may expect to hear some fur
ther reports in regard TO tha orange
groves and their prO6tableness. The
company have q COO Acrss OF land, hall
OF which they wish to dispose OF on easy
terms.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
ID. a o. Rolling stook.

contract has been made by tho
h.nos comm iItee of the Bal timore and
tio rallrrad with TIE Michigan Oar
Empany for the construction Of $50
FieIs refrigerator cars, to be used ia
Ia traptportation OF fresh meats and
&hsr perishab.e frelRht. The cars will
1 delivered In lots Of ten, and must ell
4 delivered By June 1. Toe contract
rios 10 nearly half o million dollars,
kch car costing between 81 500 and
600. In paying for them the cam.
NV will do 80 out Of Its own resources
n will use securities where the cash
rtt available
Ths construction OF twenty Ave loco
hotlyes OF the latest and hea siest pat.
IN has been ommenosd Mt the Mount
Clare works, Baltimore. As the oom-
tApy q shops At No unit Care are largely
Sssd for repair work, the company will
kDntraot with other companies TO build
be rest Of the locomotives. The out ny
Ior enginos and refrigerator cars will
ttsch Gn sRRreRate Of nearly q million
Dollars. The Baltimore and Ohio IL
bound 10 keep mp with the growing
business along its lines. and Its equip.
|nsru must therefore keep up with ita
business.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Tho aiut OF GOAL.
North American.


Instead Of the coal famine predicted q
few weeks ago there is a glut in the an.
thraclte coal market. The Reading Rail
road Company has been obliged to give
orders that no more coal be shipped to
this city, because the switchyards are
completely filled with loaded cars and no
more can be accommodated. 1t is evi-
dent, therefore, that coal ought to be
cheap before long. The laws OF supply
and demsnd are supposed to regulate
trade, except in the case of trusts and
Combines" when the consumer is made
to pay = heavy premium, 1t is gratifying
to notice that the strike in the Schuylkill
region is gradually going to pieces, and
to learn hat there is very little prospect
Of strike in the Wyoming Valley. All
these things mean cheap coal again, which
will be welcome news to those who can
Ill afford present high prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Coming Attractions.

Next Monday night, Mr.. Il. B. Man
tell Will appear at the Opera House In
his grand rendition OF the character Of
Robert Monbsrs," OF which tho Pbi.s.
dslphia News speaks IS followf:
"As MonbarP, Mr.. MAR tell did the
best work he has done since he first
burst on the dramatic world as l. 1ris In
Fedora" The part Is an exceedingly
difficult one. as the actor has to bear
almost all the burden OF the play. II
requires n constant emotion through
out, and Mr.. MAntsll never fAltered.
Friday night, February "a. Mr. Louis
JAmos and Mis- Marie Wainwright
will appear In "Virainius."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Breyities,
Tbe cheapest has house 1n the city
Rum ford Rron.' 4O4 Mark e1 street,

Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
brazilian Balm cures a cold; 20 doses, 100.
60 TO Murphey's for your bed sprinKs.
Buy your furniture at Aurphey's.
Try BRsh's coal you will surely like 1t.
Millard F. Davis, Jeweler, 0 L. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at HAnrs, l6 II. Fourth.
Y. Roop Smith, druggist, 9TH and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's, 300 Ship
ley street
Have you tiled those cough drops at No.
W. Sc con 1 Btreel2
Tho best cough candy At No. I W. Second
street
go to Geo. h. hurpheyis for your parl OF
chamber and dining room furniture. S)9 Ship
ley street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Tn. s,x.nny Xyn,n,nU Match,

NEW YORK, Feb. 8-The score in
the walking match Mt IL O'Clock to
night was as foloE: Albert, 348; Pan.
chot, 349; Herty, 332; Gusrrero, $780,
Hart, 3l3; Golden, 800; Moore, 300
6trokel. go; NoremAc, 277; Dillon, 262i
VInt, 249; Day, 2S9; Taylor, 222; Sulli'
van, 224; Collins, 2l8; Tilly, 1922 Stout,
l56,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09

attention. The clothing OF the prisoners
is In good order aud from their statement
they are well cared for The warden In
formed us that there had not been a
single escape during the past year. The
long term prisoners complain Of their
idle life and express q great desire for
some occupation.
"The grand Jury thank the court, the
attorney general his deputy aud the clerk
OF the court for advice and courtesy"
WILLIAM X. Cochran,
Foreman,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Delaware Fruit Exchange.

DOVER, Del, Feb. s The Delaware
Fruit Exchange met here to day and
elected Col. K. 8 Martin, of Sussex,
president, and W n. Brown, OF Kent,
secretary. Six branch exchanges were
established last year, aud the prospects
are that nearly all the peaches OF the
peninsula will be handled through ex
changes next season.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Call Received.

Rev. Angelic A. Benton, NJ. A. who
for some years ti.led the chair Of Classics
in Delaware College, has received call
to the chair OF Theology and Ecclesias.
t.al History, in the new Episcopal Univer-
sity OF the South, at Sewanee, Tennessee.
The Professor has many warm friends In
Newark, and It is hoped that he may not
sever his connection With the college, but
continue TO promote its popularity and
usefulness,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Letter From Yves, vlra,n,a.

WIGGINs, W. Va, Jan. Q, 1SSS.-Since
my last con munication there has been
considerable excitement In certain quar-
ters, 10 regard TO the cJal deposits in
this county (5ummers). Some have
gone so far as TO buy up large tracts OF
land, 10 the hope OF becom ing suddenly
rich, by opening fine coal banks, but
fear they are doomed to disappointment.
Permit me In this connection to say
something which may be OF benefit to
parties In search of coal lands.
The eastern boundary of the coal lands
OF this State, may be described ss follows
Beginning on the south, on the mountain
east Of Blue Stone river, which enters or
empties into the New River on It's wester-
ly side few mlles above Hinton; run
ming thence to Little Sewell mountain,
on the top OF which the lowest seam oi
the lowest coal measures may be seen,
running thence with the line dividing
Nicholas, Greenbrier, Webster and POGO
hontas 10 Randolph In Rich Mountain,
following the ridge Of this mountain to
Laurel Mountain, the dividing line be
tween Upshur on the west and Randolph
and Barbour on the east, and thence by
the Briery Mountain. iHto Preston county
to the Penna. line. Now to the east OF
this boundary there are small outlying
patches of coal, in the Meadow noun.
taiu In Greenbrier county. but they are
unimportant and will not pay TO work.
In Summers county in the Hills on New
River may be found some pockets of coal
and slate six inchee of coal and Elk inches
Of slate. but not workable.
On the opposite side OF New River. in
the counties OF Mercer and Raleigh, fine
uafUn al ana1 s,trt fhIolr II.
and the mountains there are full of very
fine quality OF coal. These coal fields
are within six and ten mites from Hlnton,
and the land can be purchased (in large
tTacts) for from two TO four dollars an
acre. But am sorry TO say on our side
OF the river the lower measure OF coal
have been destroyed by erasion
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway com
pany is In the hands of It's Vice Presi-
dent as receiver, but rumor has II that
the President OF the "Big -Four" has
agreed to handle 1t, bring order out Of
confusion, and make the road pay. There
has been quite number Of collisions, de.
railings, etc, on this road recently, and
1t is to be hoped = new order Of things
will be had.
So far our winter has been very cold
and much suffering experienced among
the mountains.
The Baptist have decided to build 4
church within two miles of this place
which will be q great convenience fol
church goers OF that persuasion.
Outside of Hinton the preachers ol
this church, although very Jealous and
aggressive, sadly lack education.
The Blaine element predominatei
among the Republicans throughout oul
little State, and come are very sanguin,
Of carrying It for the idol of the Grsnt
Old Party, and to this end are ganiz
irR and preparing the sInews OF war TO
The cnn Ing afrnnnln w Il "
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Buslne = Lecture.

Prof. Vim. A. Reynolds will lecture
before Goldey' 3 Commercial College, in
the Insiu uta building, tomorrow after
noon. at 2 O. 'loch. on Practical Book
keeping" The citizsns generally are
Invited as there is no charge for admit
tanoe. Prof Reynolds Is an expert nj
bookkeeping sni his advice will prove
valuable,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Bark Abandoned,

The bark Jennie Cash nan, Mt Vine.
yard Haven on Tuesday, reports that
on January 16;h, in la,. 1922, long.
60 81, she passed . two-masted schooner
loaded wi h hard pine lumber, water.
logged ard abandoned. The vessel
hailed firm Philadelphia, and the hrst
two letters OF her name were LA. :"
The rem Ainder Of the name could not be
seen,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Sailing on at Oont.

We have to move to another store,
and have too mu:h stock on hand. We
want 10 reduce 1t by selling what we
have a, cost. We have some very Moe
pArlor, room and cook stoves and dou.
bile heaters that we will sell cheap. All
kinds of stove hardware and tlnware
Call and secure bargain. The Picksls
Stove and Heater Co., East Fourth
street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
RepuplleAn hleet!nR.

Last evening the Republican City
Executive Com mittee met at the head
quarters OF the Young Mems Republi-
can Club at No. $40 King street. Sam
uel Fl Baynard presided In the absence
Of Chairman Martin. A large number
Of persons wAB present, and the election
OF the new com mittoe was speedily &C,
compllshed. Under the rule Of the
party, the committee 10 elected on the
second Saturday in February, and the
vice preside dsnts OF the various ward del
egAtlons were instructed to order and
hold elections on next Saturday, be.
tween the hours OF 3 and 6 O'Clock. The
committee consists OF six members
from each ward. James L, Hawkins
WAS electsd chairman pro tenn, aud
presided during the latter part Of the
meeting. The secretary was Frank A.
Mitchell,
1t was ordered that the returns OF the
elections held on Saturday, be m Sde TO
the Y. ID. X. q. headquarters at p m,
when the term OF the present commit
tee expires. Tho new com mmittee will
then meet and form permanent organ
izAtlon. To morrow morning, the vice
presidents Of the several wards will au,
nounoe where the elections will be held.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Renodollng

The trustees OF st. Paul's NJ. E church
are having the store, No. 703l1 Market
street, remodeled at cost Of some 81, 600
or t3 ,00J The first foor will be convert
ed into one store and changes will be
made in the second floor, to add to the
convenience of The occupant E L, Rice
furnished the plans and the work is be-
Ing done by VIM II Foulk.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
Itus n Fsos

that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2S40 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindling wood In large
loads. Lime for whiteWashinR. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
arsaparilla,
WE HAVE STOPPED
AT NOTHING.

Where we found broken
sizes or odd lots we slashed
the knife into them. We will
pot allow them to linger on
pur counters. The ruins and
femnante of a season must
be cleaned ont, let the loss
be what it may. Come early
and take advantage OF the
genuine bargains at the new
store.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09

ARE YOU MADE mmerable by indi.
gestion, oonstipati on, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow sktn2 Shiloh's Vital.
izer is positive cure. Sold by N. B
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
RepublIoan Meeting.

The Republicans of the Eighth ward
ore requested to meet this evening at
Z. so O'Clock, at tho corner Of Seventh
and Kirkwood streets, to take action
towards effsotlng a better organization
Of the party.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-09
New shoe store.

The great Boston Shoe House, No 2
West Second street, will open another
bran oh store at No. 904 King street on
the 25:h OF March, when there will be
a ReusrAl shaking up in the various
kindn of bu ,iness In our city.