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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-02

$500 KawARD for a remedy that
will cure as bad case of Piles as DR..
Williams IaS;an Pile Ointment.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-02

Iotai. s..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. As
This apportionment is based upon the vote cast
for the Republican candidate peleg .te 10 Con-
gress at the last election, allowing one delegate
for each go votes and for each fraction of 50
or more. 1t is recommended that tie several
county conventions be held AZ the coun1y-sests Oh
"Wednesday. April nth, and that the primaries in
the several election preciacts be held March
Sist nn'ess different time be specified by the
ccuLI. committees.
At the meeting Of the Central Committee the
ing resolution adopted, viz:
RESOLVED, That it is the sense of this Com
la.ttee that no proxie should be allowed in said
Couveation unless he'll, by actual residents on tn,
county they propose to represent
d. p. j. PRIDE,
Acting Chairman Republican Territorial Central
Committee,
JnNAs ~. EgmMN. Actinn S.lr.tarr
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A Gard.

Te all who are suffering from the errors ss ae.
CIV, loss Of ,usnhood &c will send . r. az:
that will cure you, FREE OF CHAkGs. in
great remedy was discovered by nis s en~eiors
South America Send self. addressed ~ York
to the REV. JOSEPH L. ISMAK, Station " NC ds,I
City.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-02
OFFICERS.

President-R. CARMAN COMBES
Vice Presidents-JOEN SrRAITON 7 4 NOPSr
Medical Drector-E. ID. WHEELER MD
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-02
CRITICAL an tLYSIS,

UNIVERSITY OF DESERET,
Salt Lake City, Utah, Juue 8, 1887 e
BY carefully examining DeIaud's Chemical
Baking Powder with the microscope and with
chemical reagents, l find that it is free from
Aiu:l, StaTfh, Flour. Bone Ash. Ammonia and
" htte Earth; and that il consists essentially OF
Cream OF Tartar and Bi-CarboEa ate of Soda.
The Baking Powder examined l purchased of
Barnes Davis, in this city
j. Y. KiNGSBURY. Chemist.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-02
Manufacturers. Chemists, Govern
ments, Principal or Powers

Are unable to disprove the staten MT on every
can of DeLanl's Chemical Baking Powder -"Ma;ie
OF Pure Srape Cream of Tartar ana Bi Carb. Soda
only. 10 filing whatever
CAUT1oN.-Uec one-iourth less of this Baking
Pow der and one half less shortening with all re-
ccipts than with other brancs.
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ID JR ECTORS

- -; bA ia, President Fourth National Bank New York
H. OAtNAN COMBES, President Fire Jrs ' YIN
r. A. QUlNTARD President Citizens SAVINGS RonL w.
JO1N STATION Vice Pres St Nicholas Bank
WM ~. SNOW, Secretary Am Loans and Trns, r.
i!t,Nki e. ROBINSON, of Porter Bros s. Co.
WM Is FULLER, with Fl. B. ClsAn & Co
HENRY b. PIERCE, oil Hutchinson peroa 6 ~
"A /" SOUlAhD Pres Ger IN Real Estate T,Iecu.r 70
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-02

considering the elements safety and permanency our Society
hor no organization before has substantial benefits Of
lie insurance at so little O the insured,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
rns Fire Alsrm system.
IoomwunioATEp

tQuMMuNiOATEu
read in your valuable paper the
proesediues OF ooupoil last Thursday
evening and nctsd tho apeeches OF sew
erAl OF our represent ,tivos, also Jour
edit,rtal. Now IN general supjeom l
think your opinion generally very good,
bet think in this oAse you have been
inhaled by some on, who has no doubt
bsen waited upon by the hiOnds Of the
Qameusll Ootnpauy. II you Will refer
back to Your files yea will And that the
Gamewell people fought the Bsevens'
striker now on tho Phoenix engine
house, which was ordered by City
Council, lust as hard, and when the
com pie xiop OF the Council was changed
how very anxious the then chairman OF
the Fire Oommittee was to have the
striker taken out as eniifely useless,
and ihey rssortsd 10 every means p ossl-
bile 10 coadenn it without even trial,
but the load proved teo heavy . one for
him, and Oouaeil 10 the end had - pay
the bill after keeplug the Stevens Com
pany out of their money fof more than
. year.
Notwithstanding the hue and ory
raised At that time the stevens STRIKER
has fully demonstrated Its beinR eqnel
TO the GAmeweil striker OIL the Oily
AhAGu C0aA bWhkp hto -
money. It has net fsilsd to strike
properly, " hich fact can be borne out
by the members OF the " m ix Com
pany. Now " hen the question OF boxes
comes up we find the same people cry
Ing out Dgsinst it without even allow.
ing q trial, while in other cities they
are working on Gtmewcll circuits with
out e7en n Jar, and the aureriniendeBi
lof tho Fire Department, who 10 hllC
superintendent Of the are alarm tele
graph, will bear testimony 10 theil
Ell oienoy and correctness. Now. let us
have fair play and try the tor, and II
they are what they arc represented 70
bs, and We have no cause TO doubt II
other than from tho paid agents OF the
Gameweli Company, let US save The
city some money that the tsxpAyerI
have worked SO hard for, and not add
to cur already high tax rate to bumoi
the Whim OF somo heRdstzoDg people
who cannot think for themselves. bu
allow themselyss to be tDHuenoed. fol
political capital, By others who are In
teIested.
LIST ths box have fair trlal. and then
II not satisfactory take 1t out, but Dc
uot let us keep going on for yoars pay
ing exof bltnnt prices for boxes when vi
/. oan purchase those equally good To-
less MONEY.
1 called upon Mr.. Thomas Johuson
who WAS chairman Of the Fire Commit
tes when the BtevonS striker was pur
chased, and askod him for his opinion
, Of Tho situation. He replied that he ha'
resd the proceedings OF Council care
!, iully, and Was surprised how some peo
> h would stand by tbeir friends regard
/. lGss OF what was right, bat 1t was noth
. ing more than WAS TO be expected iron
J men who were willing to listen TO th
J arguments of but ono side, and those o
interested parties, and care pothing 10
} tbs Interests OF the taxpayers, 80 the
, accomplish their own ends; bat "
would remind them that there wi
} surely be a settling day for them, an
. -ol In the very dim future either.
. A TAXPAYER
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

'(For many walk, OF whom have
told you often, snd now tell you evon
weeliag, that they are the enemies OF
the cross OF Christ:
Whcss end 10 destruction. vhose God
Is their btlly, aud whose glory Is In
their shane, who mind earthly thiuRs. }:
PHI. III. Is, 10"
The West Presby tCriAn church OIL.
ciaIly preached the gospel 81 iDoi,ively
snd oOnclsely as usual last evening.
Apt Illustrations showed how persons
Individually and collectively, some
tirnep, white making the best profes-
sions, were practically, In oonducs and
influence, enemies OF tho CROSS.
While We cannot do such energetic
brevity and pungeDt orAtory justice In
brief statement, the most reformatory
pol nts wtrt;
ljII. There arc preachers who would
iooss their following and hence thsiI
sllarIes o should they proclaim Christie
gospel against .the thestre, the waltz
and the german"
II. What kind OF parents and citt
zens will the children make who art
Ino " being educated At such matlneel
aud evening amusements as oven deoen
playrishts declare TO be so vile that tht
pAtrous thereof will not attend the so
oAlled legitimate dIAmAY
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

YestGrday closed the pastorAto of
Rev. N. M. Browne Al Scott M. u.
Church. Tha services OF the day were
OF special religious Interest. Tho COM
munion in the morning wac the largest
ever held In tho church. ana ct the close
seven persons weIo received into mem
berslip. making u total of ninety -sevsn
members received daring tbs three
years psst
Toe large audience room was filled q.
the love feast, which began at O'Clock
and contiDusd until the preaching com
menced. Scores OF testimonies were
given, many expressing their spprecia-
tlon OF the pastors labors, and prayers
for his continued success In his miuis'
tefial work.
The closing sermon was preached
from Ezekiel 81, SO. The SUBJECT OF
Gods blessing was tho church, which
IL o divine Institution, which fsot Ia
an ASSURANCE of the personal divine
presence, which 10 . pledge OF help.
guid Auoe and ultimate success. The
conditions upon which the blessings
were received we're clearly stated. and
In conclusion some OF the showers Of
blessings which had come to this par
ticular church were noticed. Through
tn. serving mercy OF God, no OIL oiAl
men have clad duliag the three years.
lTheIr financial burden had heen llftsd.
Ths spirit OF penevolenee bad been
abroad. More than twelve thousand
dollafs have bsen raised; all debts
paid, all Bnanoial obligations met, ard
the collections this year were far In
advance OF any year In the history ol
the church. Toe numerioAl increase oi
the IN, I'D Dershlp was large. The ont
look for the church Was never more
promising.
The retiring pastor Expressed hii
thanks for the almost numberleas aoi
OF kindness he had received from the
mem bers OF the church and ooDgre2a
tion. Rev. ID. Dodd. In most impres.
slve prayer, commended minister and
people TO tho care Of the Heavenly
Father. and while the choir sang th,
beautiful song "Meet Me- There" AMI
ttArB Of Joy and glAdness, Mr.. Browne
pronounced the benediction, and th'
large audience that Allied every seat IL
the church and gallery moved SLOWLY
and quietly out.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

james Mckay died at his residence, No.
92t Orange street, on Sunday, aged
about 66 years. Some thirty-hVe years
ago Mr Mckay was extensively engaged
Ia carpcuterlpS, apd backed by the late
Samuel McC ulley, boasied OF having
erected greater lumber Of houses in
the old Fourya Ward than any other man
not excepting the Dixon Brothers. Some
eighteen years ago he removed to Brandy
wine hundred and eng ged in farming,
and from taere he removed 10 the Line
Housa, on the Kennett pike, above Cen
treville, where he remained until 1882,
when he sold the property and came back
to this city, aud engaged in his d trade.
The advance Of age aud physical disabil-
ity, the fates we're unprop.tlous and he
was unable T. achieve that success which
marked bia efforts 10 early life. He leaves
wife and several chlldren to mourn hii
decesse. fils remains Will he inferred II
RIyerview cemetery, on Wednesday after
noon.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
Uhesler Comfy Notes.

LAaDESBFRG, March 3-MAEgie
Mcalinchoy, tho young girl who acci-
dentAlly Bho. herself few weeks ago,
and hLs sinos bssn living with bat one
kidney, Ia daily growing worso, and 1t
10 only q question tf time regarding her
death. After the operation was per.
formed 1t was thought she would re-
cover, aud abe did improve rapidly,
In fact supposed to be almost well.
As her parents wers pl0r, some frtends
raised q purse OF over $50 TO retain the
professional nuTse.
Mrs. Amanda Stackhouse wife OF j
Wesley S'aokhouse. was buTi5d at New
Garden burying grounds on the Lei
instant. She WAS well and fsvornbly
known by friends and relatives In VIII
mington. She resided near Lsnden
b.rX,
Insre ara IT applications for llcens'
10 this county. There were so last year
IL Ii thought that there will be fewe
RsnntAd than there was last year.
j. W. Slackhouse, Llldenbsrg, sol
hts farm last week to John 5eitzer, 0
Hockessin, for 81, 500.
The Avonda'e Lime Company VII
had their buildings burned q feT
weeks ago will rebulld.
The flood did good deal Of damag
hereabout iatt week, 1t washed out on
OF the bridges ON the P0meroy Railroad
between LRndenberg ard Newark
which kept trAirs fIom reaching New
ark for two days.
CoRREY EPoNDEYT
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

l.. W. Htidham s. San, auotionssEs.
sold at public sale tor Samuel Carlisle,
near Oh ris.iana, on Thursday, March l,
hortes S935. s125, S225, $3.50, $500; year.
ling cols, Gl00 do. $3.50, so; cuws, S44i
bull, $40 80; 8-nonths old heiters, sls,
SO; shoatt, ll1[s. psr pound; binder,
sos. The sale was woll attended and
bidding brisk.
l.. W. stldham 81 Son, auctioneers,
sold at public galo for William O. kar
tin on Saturday Horses as follows
SRA 50, 800, st65. S160, $50, sl60
Si4O, SI92, $l3l, S65, Sl2l, $l6i, $2l0
S2O6, S3l5. 5000, t226, S225, 1886, s2i0
Average for the twenty head Of hcrses
Sl78 l7.10O. AS the sale only occupied
about g. 5o hours and half only twelve
IT iputes were occupied in selling eact
horAe
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
pr. n Q. Flowsr,. ore.t WORM.

The many thousands OF our readers
who have been benefited by the re
mark able skill OF DE-. Flower will be
pleased to know that the Spectator
Publishing Company OF Boston, Macs,
have Jus. isBued beautiful ne " pamph-
let containing, among other interesting
matter, record of the many recent
cures wrought BY DR.. Fl)wer on proDi
nsnt parsonages. These oures sre In
many instances startling In their La
ture, having been performed aftsr the
highest authorities and most learned
representatives. Of the old school OF
prAotloe had pronounced the fat of
doom, aud declared thom to be beyond
the limit of curable. 80 marvellous nre
these strange stories OF lives rescued
from the jaws OF the grave that, we-o
they not related by the individuals
themselves, with their names and ad-
dresses given, and in many instances
the parties being distinguished person.
ages, who are noted and known far and
3ear, one would almos. imsKine hs was
In tho midst OF some oriental tale, With
tho sweet fascin alton OF the miraculous
and the mystery Of the mystic hanging
DER him.
In addition to the above this pam
phlet contains an interesting article
from recent issue OF the Neg Haven
Ragissor on Or. Flowers strange power
" diagnosing, where, by sympathetic
intuition, se Is enabled 10 describe the
exact condition OF tho internal organ
ism Of nny persou, and describe hit
disease, Its rise, progress, and the at
tending IS mptoms far moro accurate u
than the paint himself oaIld give
them, and this without asking the pa
tient q question. This power accounts
to q very great extent, for the doctor!
phenomenal SUCCESS in treating hi
thousands OF psiienta, q large per cent
OF whom are treated in their homes
hundreds and thousands of miles from
Boston.
There Ia slIo in this little book ,
strikipgly fine picture Of DIR. Flower
aud en- exoellently engraved view o
DR.. Flowers new Health Palace, nov
rapidly approaching completion, II
Boston. IL 0ill he one OF the festuTe
Of the Hub" q palace OF beauty ant
c1mfois All invslids ahould not fai
to read this remarkable little work
which will bs slnt free, postpaid, 4
every reader OF this paper who send
name and address to the Spectator Pub
liahinz Company, Boston, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
OPENED This Morning.

The ofi oials Of ths street car com.
pauy and several invited guests made
another tour OF inspeotlon over the
electric rail way on Saturday afternoon.
The run from end TO end OF the road
was made In thirteen minutes. The
tests were considered satisfactory In
every respect. The road was opened
for passengers this morning, and cars
will te run every 20 or 80 minutes un
til the schedule can be arranged. For
sixty days the road will bs run under
tho direction OF the 6prngue Motor
Company. II ut the expiration OF that
time the motors give satisfaction the
road will be turned over to the railway
oc mpapy. The fare will be the sAmo As
that en- the old lines, and six oents will
carry passenger either to the Middle
Depot or to Riverview.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

March.
9, James u. Morrison. W. q. q. Hd.
., ID. h. Ferris. Ponoader Hid.
Q, John & tmma MoOay, Del. %, Pa.
o, Penooso X Lyman, Ohrlstians HID.
7, James Mckinney, W. U. u.
!, aaron u son, Chester, Pa.
!, Thomss Wiison, CAristiAna Hid.
5, lsaao 3. Frazer, Pencader Hid.
8, Harry mahaliy, Brendywine HID
8, X. y. Eiiher. mill Greek I'D.
v, Jester d no oDaniel, city.
., Mary A. Dale, brandywlne HID.
10, furniture, l0ll Tatnan street.
10, hnaId Il 90, real estate.
ia, w. b. Mote, W. u. Greek.
IL, John I. Hondrickson, M. q. HI,
IS, Lyman q Foster, Oh ltiana nd.
10, W. Y. Warner, city.
IL, Roberts i Ii aBnam, Chester, Pa.
IA, Mrs. Jos. X. Lyman, nj. y. Hd.
IL, j. 10. S.idhau. heirs, Ohrlsttana III.
l6, Olsayer Il Hickersoo, N. y. HID.
10, Gordon a OoneNay, tSraadyvine Hid.
Is, John Hail, Pencadsr Hid.
10 and ~, A. II. Chandler, Brandy bd.
ls, Roberts b Hannum, Chester Pa.
Is, furniture, los West l2th street.
II, Geo. Cochran, N. y. Hd.
lg, NJ. A. Pyle, MAI UreeS Hid.
~, Joa. II. aould, Now CASTLE Id.
Ia, John Bfannan Mt. Oub1.
IL, James Mckinney, W. u. q. Hd.
10. Proud tG MerftsR. Oentrevtlio, Dsi.
10, Unolaimsd pa sk ages, III =. atn ~.
10, }. n, UArponter, beaver valley, DsI.
%, w. Y. Wsrnor, city.
II, furniture, Ol5 TstEall stgeSs.
"a Aaron Tyson, Chester.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

1t seems to me that our Tom, as Mr.
Bayard used to ba called by his loving
Irish. American friends, Is receiving 8
deal OF abuso regarding his celebrated
fishery and extrRdition treaty. Now II
is apparent to every one that our Tom
although he is no doubt a would-be
Englith loving aristocrst and Eng glish
|sympAthizsr, weuld not dare to bring
up this treaty unless Mr.. Cleveland
gave his consent 10 the same. Mr..
Cleveland is as deep in tho miro as our
poor Tom is In tho mud, so let Cleveland
have his share OF the abuse as well 81
this Door representative OF the
Blue Hen's Chickens,
have always been Democrat and
voted with that party, bat now begin
| J ace my error and from now hence
forth and unless things change might
lily, am for the party that will protect
Ausric industry and will nall at itt
mas. head no surrender Of the rights Of
an American citizen, whether he be q
fishermen or q refugee.
AN IRISH AMERICAN.
WILMINGTON. DEL Maron ,, 'SS.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Thomas T., Williamson, o wall.to do
fxrmer, Age1 t.buut 62 ysars and living
near New,own square, about four miles
from Media, Delaware county, was
found dead In shs woods near his home
on Saturday morning With q bullet
wouud in hts head. When the news
OF ths finding Of the body reached
Media is wbs -unored that the mad had
been murdered, bn. the Immediate relR.
tivcs OF the deoeaIed soout the idea aud
ssy that Mr.. Williamson committed
suicide.
Mr.. Williamson had recently been
negotiating for tho purchase OF a large
farm near his home, and visitsd Phila-
dslphia on wednesday iset In connoo-
tion with that matter, He did not re-
turn until the next morning, and 1t "a
said be felt depressed in spirits because
OF n financial disappointment that he
met With while there. He left the house
about II O'Clock, walked down the road
and conversed bsieti7 with neieh5oI
named Marshal Worfell. That Vas the
last sesn OF him alive.
At 1 o'cl )ck bis brother in-,aw, John
Rigby, with whom Willisnscn and his
wife lived, heard thIes shots in the
woods near the house, but pail no at.
tention to tbon at the time, rs he
thoughs some one wns cunning In ths
vlcinity, rbat pisht search rss In
'stltuted for EG..R,nson, but his hodS
was not discovered until 6 O'Clock OF
Saturday morning, Thers was bnt ont
bullet wound IN tho eody, and that wa
in the forehead, between the eyes.
Mrs. Williamson, his bEother.in.law
Mr.. Rlgby, and other relatives unite In
tha opinion that the man TOOK his owI
life while temporarily insane. OF lat
he frequently told his wife that h'
would not live past March bscauss OF .
straug feeling OF iAncisd troubles ihat
used TO overcome him at times. HI
hal been suffering with st)msch snt
throat troubles.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

On Saturday the regular monthly
badge shoo; OF the WaWasot Guu Cub
wss held at Its grounds, over Eleventh
street bridge. 8 y. Touchstope won
the tie against Il. Miller. The club In
tends erecting o house on its grounds,
which will enhance the pleasure oi
shooting and also furnish place FOL
tho club TO alore Its property. LAa'
weak the following officers weft
elected: President, q. M. Buokmsster
vice president. j. Goodwin; recording
secretary, j. X. Woodward; financia
secretary, W. BuckmAsteI; treasurer
George Cloud; quArtoITa aster, William
Pierce; captain, Il. Miller dirscsorP
Gray OEle, J. Under wood, N b. Hill.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

can, With 'g8srSh on Dirt" do IS nice
washing sud ironing ~ oan DO done In
any laundry. Boiling not necessary
unlike any other "Rough on Dirt" oan
DO used IN both washing and starchiug;
you need have no fear In using this ar
tlcle; free from wills alkali, It docs not
rot, yellow nor ipIure the finest fabric (;
clears, blssohos, Shiters. +" Rough on
Dirt" is the only article that can BE- ad.
ded to s,AEca (hot or cold) to give o
good body and beautiful gloss. AJAX Tor
Trough on Dirt" 10 and $50. ,psckHg.
es. All hrst-olass DrugsistA.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Coon brand collars and cuffs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
NoBsdress for 3 Desortsa Husband.

BALTIMORE, March 3.-Cornolius j.
Jarboe, a farmer of Anne Arundel
County, whose wife ran away Thursday
night with Moss Tayman, this mornir &
with the assistance OF detective, found
the guilty pair at boarding housein th's
city. They were taken before the police
court but as the woman declared that she
preferred her lover to her husband the
court had nothing to do but dismiss the
case. Tayman is from New-York and IL
a civil engineer on the Baltimore aud
Drum Point Railroad, and met Mrs Jar
Doe while surveying line across her hus
bands farm.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

n oIoyd n. Pierce. d!od February 2sth,
1888, aged months Little Lilly of the
Valley" sent to glsideu our hearts win
tho dainty littls flower. IL blooms and
pleases M with IT'S beauty for time, then
fades away from sur sight leaving as only
It's exq uisito peIfdme as q 70 ne nbranoe. so
with thee, little pilSTin. For snort time
thou smiisd upon us. and grow go deep Into
our hearts with thy oDdoarinG ways, then
left us TO dWell in q brighter homG, leaving
us only as 9 Temembisnce Of thy love. Fare
Welt Little Lily OF tho Valley. Theo has
had my brief spr,ng time oil life, thy bloom
ing and thy fading, and havo gone before to
await as on the shores Of tho great boy ond.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
Sunday sohool Anu,yersary.

The anniversary of Union M. II.
Sunday school was held In the church
y yesterday aitsinoon. Addresses were
made by the Rev. X. q. Jones, OF Mt.
Salem Church; Joseph Pyle. superin-
tendent Of 81. PAuPs Sunday school; A.
b. Hyson, superintendent OF Union at
ternoon school, and by the pastor, the
Rev. Adam btenRle. During the Yosr
the total collections were $750.72. Dur.
ing tho year there were four deaths.
The collections this year were s55 above
those Of last year. Tho attendance for
the past three months averaged SOC
pupils.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

The finest eye tonic, eye slrengtheue-
and promoter Of a clear, healthy, strong
sight Weak, inflAmed and sore eyes
are quickly cured. Losg sightedress,
or short or near sightedness Is wonder.
fully relieved by restoring the lost
action OF the nerve, by removing all
parAlytio or c0ngestive tendencies.
Bad eyeo are made good, weak eyes arr
made strong aud diseased eyes are made
woll by using this famous eye medi
cine. 2Jo. aad coo. bottles supplied
Main depot Fourth aud King streets
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

We havo to move TO another store,
and have too much stock on hand. We
want 10 reduce IL by selling what we
have at cost. We have some very nine
psrlor, room and cook stoves and dou.
BILE heaters that we will sell cheap. All
kinda OF stovo hardware aud tinwsre.
Gall and aeonrs bargain. Tho Plckels
Stove and Heater Co.. Hast Fourth
street, Wiinlin9ton. Del..
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
laFcilI Marchll

T. have ilt np.red The 81 c,sk OF
r uy~ rMe',tO stii / POUNDS for 25c
n NH yry hue Oar assortment ol
f.'i IA .o'dplc'o. We have plenty
enupl rull,uI tAe very best quality
p w''I prigr, A well selected as
|noi. uf LoaHn goods, Sugars al
q r.s' Wr!.,s.
a'al aAnauuce reduction Of l5c tc
d nrel on the following brande oil
d Cation iIlnrliian, Bridal Vel
Medal ani all otht- brands We
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