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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-06-29

STATE OF VERMONT--District OF
- Addison, IS.
BE it remembered, that at a session of the
Probate Court holden at Middleburv within
and for the district OF Addison, ON the 18th day
of June, A. ID. 1888.
Present; Hon. Lyman E. Knapp, Judge.
under seal, purporting to be the last will and
testament of Franklin Bump, late OF sails.
bury, in said district, deceased, having been
this day presented to said Court OF Probate
and duly filed in the Probate office: There.
fore, 1t Is ordered, that all persons interested
In the estate of said deceased, be notified to
appear before said court, at the Probate ONCE
In Middlebury, in said district, on the Both
day OF June, A. ID. 1888, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
by publication of this order three weeks sue.
cessively previous thereto, in the Middlebury
Register, newspaper printed at Middlebury,
to show cause, If any they may have, why
said instrument in writing should not be
proved and allowed, as the last will and ties.
lament of the said deceased.
GEORGE + KNAPP, Register.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-06-29
BETTER THAN SUICIDE.

Professor Arnold says: San incurable
dyspeptic is justified In committing sui
eide" We will guarantee to cure any
dyspeptic within three months by Acker's
English Dyspepsia Tablets.
HANAFORD'S PARK DRUG STORE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-06-29

Miss Edith Huntington is in poor
health.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
surprisinx Their Psstor.

Last evening about sixty members OF
Epworth N. K. Church invaded the
home OF their pastor. No. COS East Sev-
enth street, taxing st by complete sur
prise. They took with them . hand
some coach for the baby. a rocking
chair for the pastors wife, and . gold
headed silk umbrella and o purse Of
$l3 for the pastor, besides great qusn-
tity OF rofreshments. Tho evening was
. very happy one. This is the begin.
ming of Rev. Mr.. Oorkran's third year
with these loyal people, and they are
devoted to him ard his family. On
lAst Tuesday evening q number Of the
members OF Scott M. K Church sur
prised the same pastor, and presented
Mre. Oorkran with very elegant Ok.
ford Bible. Mr.. and Mrs.. CorkrAu
seem to have . very warm plac1 in the
hearts of the Methodlsts In that section
Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
a OAaIU nAILROAD
soHHDULH In HSTE0r, Nov. 80, " ,

soHEpULH In KYTKOr, Nov. 20, II
Tvsins leave 'tlAwere Avepl. uaYb&,
ror rnIIadelphia ard Chester, ei6. %.
%, Q ~, 10 10 and IL II O. M; Oh, 2 90, 0 90,
%, 10, ~, Q 80, I 30, 8 40 and 10 D. M.
Un sundays, 7 90, ! Is, 9 IS, 10 Is and Ii Il +.
nj 90, . oO, 10, Q u, 80 and Q Is D, m,
For Chicago, Wheeling, Columbus ano
Sandusky, daily, 40 o. IN, and 20 D. m,
For Pittsburg, daily, I 90 q. N. and " y,
FOR Cincinnati. Louisville and St I,oui,
For baltimore and Wash inkton ana Nav,
ark and HAVE dc Grace, II 10 a. NJ; . Is Hnc
: % Q. N: On Sundays, 7 40 and II 10 3. 10 :,
For sipgsriy, sIs and IL 10 a. m,au
20 and 30 p. m. and IL 90 nidnlshl, or
sundays, II 10 q. NJ; 2 Is, 8 20 AMI I 80 D, m
hOH LArDkNBEkA, Q IS A, M .huneaj
oniy. io.eo .. N. and a4s p. N. DALI
Trains lssys market street Siat,on.
let FhllsdalphiA % p. N. daily, exesp,
Sunday. For Baltimore ass y, 81,
daily, oIcopt Sunday. EN IRndenborn
80 and 1880 A. NJ. and asa P. ia, dAlly
oIcep' sunday BIS .. NJ. sunday only
$50 p. m, daily.
rhe 1850 .. N. train oonneots a. EAu
Juuotlon with Cincinnati and st. Louti
: 90 p. m. connects with chicago and 81
Louis express daily.
Trains for Milminston-Loayo Phiiadsl
pnt2, daily, ~ %, SIS, 10, 5000 q. a., q
s.eo 4 30, .s.oo. $50, SEQ. sIo 10 90 D. N.
Daily, excopt sunday, T.lG .. IN. +, u.e
oeon, Ai.ls. IL 90 D. m.
express trsinss
". M. OIiEMENTB, OK, LOEn,
Manager. CENT PssS. Assa
TsleDhona No. lno.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
Philadelphia. Wilmington d Bal
Hmoro Railroad.

Trains will leave wilmington As folio

Trains will leave wilmington ~ follow
lE, 8 50, $40, "a 10 o., II IS II 81 a. M, II %
2e9 ON Sa sS e. g f FS so 10 nSs
l2S 4 90, s ~ 7 10, 10 90, 10 80 D. m.
FOR Chester (eIpruss), 9 Sb $50, $50 eIo
sT II IS, IL 81 a. M, Il 50, b2l. 20, 7Od and
Accommodation, go. 200, 7oS, sI6 lo@A
N, 2 "a 90, $50, Z 70, and 10 30 D. NJ.
New York, %, 2t2 4 ~ 6 81, Z 90, 8 50, 10 o.,
u 81 m, 'ls..S, ", 227, 10, "A. e26, 2 6,
For West Chester, via LAmokin, 0 20 .ne
Y a, M, 2,s5 and 40op. m.
lions, u a. IN. u S. and q y. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 ia
Bai!ImoTe and Gsy lime, IS p. m.
baltimore and Washington, RS, ga, 500
70 Y and II pa. NJ. II %, q IL, 2 a, a. 10
g 80 and 45p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
Is p. m, and 70 65 Night,
Georgetown and Lewes, s 30 .. m 3 10 D. m,
seAford lexpress), 9 30 p. IN.
Harrington, DelmAr, and way stations, 50
Express for Harrington, 3 80 p. m. wN
Express Tor dover, Harrington. and Del.
mar, II. 20 y IN. and IL 05 Night.
Franklin City, " =. IN,
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com,
fort, and Norfolk, IL 80 p. m. a nd 4 O6 Night
Leave Philadeiphia, Broad Street, for VII.
Hington Cexpressl, u Is, 10, 2 20, 7z7, pit
70 % II Is, Il 20, II 81 a. m, 262, Of, i02 90
% b2l, 807. e57, 2Op. IN.
AceonmodA ion, $50, 10 D 4. NJ, La 7M
sH, ad, s2 sS6 lOos 10 40. and ii u p. m.
ferred to the ticket ONCE at the station.
Trains marked thus 20 are limited EXPIRE
G SPGI&R Yet P6 1dHr iAr' Is oh.5sf K WOOD
General MANAGER General PASSENGER Az,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Members OF Eden Lodge, No. "a, l. o.
o. r., entertained visiting brethren
from Philadelphia, last evening. Their
entertainment and social exercises
were appropriate to the occasion, and
richly enjoyed. At il O'Clock they re.
paired to the Railroad and Merchants
OAfe, No, ITO French street, where the
proprietor and his manager, whose ex-
perience In catering was acquired q:
the celebrated Thompson q Locke 2 ,
W 81 b. restaurant, and their walters
and first class cooks-formerly employ
ed by that frm-supplied palatAble
viaDds in the shape Of oysters on the
half she'll, stewed and fried, cold ham,
roast beef. turkey, cranberry sauce,
celery, piokels. rolls, bread and butter,
tcffee and tea, apples, oranges aud
bananas. Conversation, speeches,
merry making and general good time
allied the bill until goodbye was said
about 2 O'Clock,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
A PleaaAnt Reception.

Rev. I. b. Mcdowell, OF the Lower
Brandywine Presbyterian Church,
ChristiAna Hundred, returned from his
wedding tour on Moncay last and
I und the parsonage fitted mp 10 man.
ner 70 contribute 70 comfort and happi-
ness. On Wednesday evening he and
his bride we're given . reception In the
lecture room OF the church, which was
hSndsomeiy decorated, and the greet.
in1s were OF the most friendly charsc'
ter. Refreshments were provided In
abundance, the members Of the Bible
class contributing the foe cream, and
the ladies furnishing the cakes and
confeotions. Much credit IL due them
for the taste and judgment displayed 10
their management. Among tbs guests
were several from this city, Green
Hill, Fairville and other places. Mrs.
Mcdowell was vsry cordially vel.
coined, and will and many warm and
Q aunch friends among the Lower
Brandy wine people. Mr.. McDowel Ia
highly popular and will Doubtless be
more active than ever to promote the
growth OF the church and the interest:
Of the community.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

CATALOGUE OF p,n,a
" work and driving horv,s 'ihsI CT AssI
suction At the stables OF ". q ~ =. sold n
ON SATURDAY, MARct, a,'
att O'Clock, d, M. .i,-e l'S
AT the corner ofThird ami r.h
, Mes S and Pair of..yll.D D,,,, ~ '''''
hands high, . wears OH, m. .,acl marta,lH
~ e MAI AIM ~ ~ single or double hamts. sauli
Nos. . and 4. Pair steei ~. MeHd gso1s
OLD, " s,4 hands hlRh, weish mares, yeirf
h apnsn SOUND and hind In single ' 10, VIZ
Nos. and q. Pair OF black hoo.
years o!d, ID "a han DIS iRh. wstt !. ahd nan.
ans kind In single or double .sh'ed t0ut
hty,e, pone and action. N'httt, gpc
hands high, sound and Kind n 5t t,5,,o "a M
pie harncss, extra fine buiit ,, -. sIhgie o. 4e, !
actioa. weighs 100 lbs. hoop bone nj
high, S.rTas rant nab 81 'y'sGs old a,Aus
and double harness., yeiV s, NinI In mil
weighs ileo lbs 'HVOA built M
SS's bay mare 6yeAr, Old, n,u
nlgn, warranted sound and Eint 70 " had
double harness, n good workrr n, " q nslt
70 ~ sorrei mare, years ola it1stIT,
llkh' warranted sound and iini n 'seathu
Speat cn nnsss, his mare has good sas
HND. ~. Gray marc, years al, ma,
man, warranted sound and Nina IN y" vs. tliAt
uonoie htrness, weighs 1900 l6s.. " ,ias,1.
No. u. A hAnda,,ne bax hoe.
IL hands high, warranted ,n mulSSf' yean ID
coach horse. can ha 49,, y va lne flmlly y
TO trOt In - minute W al-dy, btltrti
No. "a Raw horse. 4 ve.r. ST,
nlgh, warrant d stuhd aud Mind IN hlah
No. II, bay horne a ye.re ~ Az drIa.
war Al ted sound and kInd KY " hAldl hllh
harness, weighs loo lhs -, sinslt Oi dolls
No, lh brown bors,
high, warranted sonnd Ri ,"stt oll Blihisdl
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

TIE DEMOCRATIC Board OF Alder
men OF Jersey Oily have rssorled TO
some very sharp prAoAoe to defeat the
workings Of the High License Law,
whiobls to 90 into effect In New Jersey
Nay l. The licenses now granted in
that STATE bsve until June TO run, but
the Board OF Aldermen have passed Q
EusUiutlon causing them TO expire A pril
30, and providing thAt they can be re-
newed before shat lime, for the ensuing
year, ct the present Low rate. The OBJ.
ject OF this move is to give the saloon
keepers another year to run without
being subjected 10 sbe restrictions In
posed By the new Law, snd with the
hope that before the clOso OF the year,
the law will be REPEALED. IL Is doubt
ful however II this little game Will
work, Is It is stated the Legislature
contemplate passing 8 law forblidins
She granting OF any lioenses until after
May /.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

SENATOR BLAIR seems determined
20 let the country know that he is .
Aemagosue, and II nothing further was
needed to demonstrate tina. fact, the
bill which he now has before Congress,
providing ihA. Confederate veterans
shall have tbs precedence over Oonted.
crate civilians In civil service appoint
ments, would be suffioient. just why
Mr.. Blair has thought II necessary TO
tntrodu os this bill is diff cult TO uudar-
stand, Is II seems to be premium for
disloyaliy and treason. II We under
stand the meaning OF the civil service
Dill, Its object 10 to have the govern
mont ffioes HlIed by competent, faith
full men, without regard TO party or any
other fiilAtions, Consequently this bill
10 opposed to the fits, principles OF civil
service reform. The fact that this bill
10 opposed BY ex ConiederAtes In the
Senate, who were 10 the army Snd did
their share OF the hghtlng, 10 50 fiji Iisns
20 show tae dIsfAvor with which 1t Is
received, even by those for whose bene'
al processes 10 be.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

THE Macon Telegraph asserts that
ths ProhibinonIstS will do much towArd
electing the Democratic candidate for
President this year, aud 1t might have
added lso to carry sever. Safes In
eheir@ sB eIeJAenS. This has been The
policy oteno Prohiblllonisss for years,
and although the majority OF the laws
for restricting and regulating the liquor
TRAFFIC have been enacted by Republican
Legislsture', these men, who profess
% be 30 greatly In earnest In
reference to checking the evils O!
tntempsrance, have al wSys done every
thing in their power ID compass their
defeat Their plan for solving the
drink pr1elem Is either to Issue no IL
eense ~ sll,or to permit every OF who
may choose TO sell oil the liquor they
please. The people are not ye, ready
for prohibition, consequently 1. has
proved failure In every place where
u has been tried. Give us high license
arst, and ere many years probl billion
Will follow Es natural sequence.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1888.
rnn WORK Of the rAnff L,asus

The WORK OF the rAriff LEAGUE in
New York City Shows the feeling OF
the manufacturers 10 reierease 10 pro-
tsc;ion. A canvass recently made OF
two hundred aud thirty manufacturers,
employing each an average OF one
hundrtd and hity-three hands, shows
that bu, twenty-five are free traders,
one hundred aud ninety in favor OF pro-
c.ion, SIX for = revision OF tue tariff,
while nine deollnsd to express their
opinion. And yet w are told by the
administration Orssns that the ma
jorlty OF the manufacturers are Ia favor
OF free trade, II The Dark Lantern
Tariff Committee really had the good
Of the country at hesr. they would
have had some OF ihe,s manufacturers
before them and listened TO what they
had to say, bu. instead OF pursuipg
that course Mr.. Mills and the other
Democrats on the committee, who
framed the bill, have Professionally re-
fused to hear = word against H. even
from those who are mos. deeply inter-
ested, and whose business will be
ruined II the bill becomes law.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
N. k0gary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
S. {. Coz. 9th and TatnaIL

We said we would tell
you something about Furni-
ture. Did you know we had
the best antique oak suit to
be had for s25.00p Look at
the dimensions:
Bedstead, 6 feet 3 inches
high, 4 feet 6 inches wide.
Bureau, 3 feet S inches
long, with a 22x2S inch
bevel plate glass. This is a
bargain, as you get an oak
suit nicely finished and well
made. Nothing like it in
the city for the same money.
We have plenty Of them
now; don't think they will
last long, but while they're
here you can have them at
the reduction.
! We called your attention
to our 45c Brussels carpets.
Many OF you read and
thought it was only an adj
vertising scheme, but didn't
we show them TO you when
iyou came to look for them
Judging from the way we
have sold them we would
suppose you were more than
satisfied with the goods. We
have plenty Of them yet
They're regular goods, and
lyou can't do better than buy
if you want a Brussels at q
small cost.
sse'ome OF the carpet deal
ers will tell you we haven't
got the carpets. Come and
see for yourself.
We are not offering rem
nants, but nice, new pat
terms, either I yard or 100
| Sold for cash or weekly
payments.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March IS, 1883.
Ideas illustrated.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March rs, 1883.
Ideas illustrated.
You are asked from time
to time to give your atten-
ton to events in our store
that we assume have interest
for you. If you are OF the
great number that think our
Occasions worth a passing
visit the question has prob
ably occurred to you: SIS
all this the outcome of htful
impulse, or is 1t a constantly
developing plant"
A word in reply. 1t is a
plaza big one. Don't
pervert our meaning when
we say that we impose upon
ourselves the duty OF keep.
ing a show--many an adver-
tiser would say cart Exhi.
bition." II our duty is to
be done the worlds pro-
ducts in things for the house
and the person, for ornament
and use, for amusement and
need, must be here.
On one side vast collec-
ton OF things. On the other
a great multitude needing
the things. They must meet
on the best conditions Com
mon sense say goods and
prices must be right, and
service too Don't need to
dis :uss that, we and you.
But before the meeting
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
GREAT
Sale f!
NOW is YOUR TIME.
THE LAST WEEK.

Ladies' Calico Wrappers from
4S to CSC each, hardly the price
of material.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Drawers as low in price as zoe,
Chemises zoe.
Skirts Acc, not the price OF
material.
Black and Cclored Dress Silks.
Coloted Silks as low as 95c q
yard, Black Silks as low as 45c.
Buy now IL you need any.
Dress Goods OF all kinds re.
duced in price. Elegant all wool
cashmere, 40 inches vide, 4Oc.
All wool cloth, 81 inches wide,
only 55c a yard. Now is your
chance to buy dress goods cheap
All the best bran6s of Calico SC
a yard, less than wholesale price.
Great bargains are being offer ed
in our Hosiery Department.
Isle Thread Hose, Silk Hose,
Cotton Hose, all reduced to less
than cost; they must all BIS sold
this week.
Crashes of all kinds, Stair
Linens, Hall Linens, Napkins,
Doylies, Table Covers. These
goods are now in demand and
buyers can find some elegant
bargains in our stock; they must
all be sold.
HanC kerchiefs, Lace Fichus,
Silk and Lisls Thread Gloves,
Kid Gloves, Hamburg Edgings,
Buttons, Dress Trimmings, Ger.
mantown Wool, rs hyr, Gossa.
mers. and hundreds CT other
things usually kept in a dry
goods and trimming store, have
all been reduced to leas than
wholesale cost. They must all
go.
Bargains are offered all Over
the store. Every article 4s
been reduced. The sale. clSses
positively on Sa,uru.fy night.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

The personal effects OF the lA'a Or.
Luther Chandler were disposed OF on
ThursdAy afternoon. A buggy was sold
for S44 so; harness. IS; oArringe, $3.50;
farm wagon, 50; chickens, 81 10 arr
tl.15 per pair hay, Sl2 per ton; c.sfn,
60 to 6b cents per bushel; horses. eic0 to
Sl40 Books sold At very low rRtee.
Blaine's 20 years, 81 2h;' Cleveland &
Hendricks, S1.25. Surgical instruments
st nominal sums. Among the principal
bidders were Dfs. Frantz, Ball and
Finn, a. o. Conrad, Esq and Robert
q JuPsIs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

TEE JURIKs In oaio seem to be oon-
POSED about the same as the turtles
drawn TO try election cases ara In DslA,
ware. The tally sheet torgers, who
were so severely denounced By MT,
Thurman, have just been tried. and
although tbs evidence aRsinst them
vas ~ plain as day the Jury disagreed,
ana IL Is probable these so1uDdrels will
hever Do punished for this most helnous
crime. As Ol!o seems TO bs retro
grading In this respeo. 70 yard the level
occupied BY Delaware, we wonder no v
long 1t will be before Secretary BAysrd
can induce some OF the statesmen Of
the Buckeye State 10 model their nsse...
nent laws after those under which we
live, and enjoy lie and liberty In
everything exoe)s the right to vote.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
EIIIa Kent EiIa Nvord.
FROM the Chicago Herald,

FROM the Chicago Herald.
James 8. Ellis, q well.to do farmer
living within six miles OF Carrollton,
has not been seen of his farm for q
quarter OF o century. He Is possessed
OF good consultation and Ia OF more
than ordinary intelligence. During the
war, Ellis, while In town, was met by
Capt. Davis, the notorious Kansas jay.
hawker, and was told to say his pray.
ers. Ellis told him that II be would
spare his life he would go home and
never return to town. He has kept his
word. though he reads the papers and
keeps we'll posted on the affairs OF the
dAN
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
WANAmAKER's.

comes the seeing. That's
vital. How can you see|
without e1hibi.ionsl How
will you see exhibitions un.
less they are attractivel Our
plan Is to make them and to|
put so much freshness and
beauty In them that you
must be interested.
Stop a minute on your
side OF this. Admit our mo
tives are not entirely disin-
terested. We do business
for success. You ought to
know everything possible
about the goods you need to
buy. What is the world
doing. Who is gathering
best for me all over the
worldp What is tres
thought producing TO meet
my needs? Such questions
come without limit.
You get the answer we
have to give in our various
call them what you please
-Evenks, Occasions, ExAt-
Mtions, OPENINGS. This is
not a question of buying.
That comes later. It's know.
ing.
But there is more. The
Illustrations of the blouse
Beautiful" Is not many an
observing woman catching
thoughts OF color and ar.
rangement in these rooms
that reveal our stock-this
exhibition Of practicsl house.
iurnlshingl Does not each
show of costumes give many
a notion Of tasteful dress col
women that never think OF
buying a dress here?
Your side of all this
your direct interest In it's
worth more than a passing
thought.
These are some Of the
ideas that underlie the pres
ent Furniture Exhibition.
They will find larger express.
sion on Tuesday next. We
then will show you what the
Woyld's workers have been
doing in
TRIMMED Mi2linerY,
Wraps and Jackets,
Spr7mg and Summer Silks,
Spring and Sum M E r
Dress goods,
Easter Nopelhes- Cards,
Booklets, Z9ys,
Fans,
ParuSoLs.
The large growth of cur
store space makes such &C.
casions as proposed for next
Tuesday possible with com.
fort. Equal room cannot be
found. We give you the
invitation, we prepare the
store for your reception. The
merchandise will talk to you
when you come.
The next passing days
will tell you more of what
we are doing for Tuesday,
the 27th inst.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

DUBLIN, March % The locsl branch
OF the National League In the Mansion
House ward Of this city has paused q
resolution condemnipg Mayor Hewitt,
OF New York, for refusing to allow the
Irish flag to be hoieted on the City
Hall, on 5t. Patriok's Day, and declar
ing that such refusal was an insult to
the Irish race throughout the world.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
NOrIuns.

NOTlOE-I, JAMES WHITE, Thk
IN owner and occupant % the house sit
uated NJ the n. Il corner OF Front ana
Poplar streets, In the Second ward OF the
city Of Wilmington, county OF Mes CASTLE
and State Of Delaware, In compliance with
the requirements Of the acts OF the General
Assembly In such case made and provided
do heroby give notice that shall apply IN
wrftiag 70 the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the state Of
Delaware, In and for New Castle County,
on Monday, the Tth day Of May, A. u. 1855
being the next term Of said court, for q IL
csnse for said house rs On Inn or tavern, fol
the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, 70 be drum
on the premises, and the following rospocta-
ble cittens OF said ward recommend the
said application. Wis;
kobert Hutton Jas Rilroy
Jthn u Dunbar Morris Bacx
Geo II Higgins Pierce haynes
John McVey W Hammond
John u helnol Oharlss Bsinel
Geo H Qainn John U'bRrra
h n TAyler Jas Orumliah
Robert Kenyon Peter W Clarke
Edward q Haynes Aaron W Ma1ten
John w WRlJh Daniel O'Byrne
Jas Irwin nernard Murray
VIM N Tubs Jas N stomach
John Mclaughlin Hugh Diamond
OhAs h Sparks
MA att JAMES WHITE
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
NOTICE NOTICE I

A RARE CHANCE TO THE 25th OF MARCH.
Meme good evening suits, formerly $50;
merry tl2 30, noE $3.50 boys suits, hnli-
wool, formerly $40, now o. 90. A good suit
for child for 81 Men's sunday pants,
strictly Atwood, 81 10, formerly % % mems
Janis ,b,. Bcyt' sood fchooI pants fss'
Uhildren's pants 2bc. Beys' ovsrooAts, for
merry s1.t0 Tor 900. Mems fne Ovorcoais,
$3.50. Extra fno ovefcostH, spring style, Of
sb,2b. These a'e genuine bargains; come
and see FOR yeuIself, M We can save you
money. This will enly last till the 18th oil
Maron at the Great Down.1own barga ain
store, ). L. corner OF second and Market
streets. mlbu
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
wILMIHaTOa . > ORTNEEa =

wAAmb - aTOn - hOkTh = RM ~,
Time table in eject nov. 2oth, 1857. Trait
leave Wilminsto. tFrenoh st-est) az follow
acid, Maynesburk junction, Manor, Pottt
vile, TAmAquA, Allentown, Lebanon, WEI
nersville and al points on the PhilAdeiphi,
And Heading X. r., 100 .. m. and a.ls 8, y
lor Sprinsneld, WaynesburK juno
Dhadd's Ford and DuPont's and intern,
ulate geints,1.o. a.El., 2tb, and 1 IS o, N,
Ior louisville and intaFm Cd iAto point,
Ct 90 q. m, Is and % D. m.
hor Wsat ohsstef, 100 .. M. AS and Z o.
hos NeW Bridge and intermediate poins
VII p. ms and on Saturday, ut 20 and IL II
IN. N
On Sunday for Reading and intsrmsai.,
poin.s, ~ ) Oe .. n, and for Springfield 40
tptrrasd!Ate points at 0 10 D. no.
a. =. mnOAGSl.hND, y. b, HlBBARL
NthsrihttNnens Nen'l PAAe 4
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

AND NOW its claimed TIA. Pension
Oommis'ioner Black has his mother In.
Law % clerk in his department at a
salary OF $1,000 q year, although she
failed to pass the civil service exami.
nAtion. II this Ia 50 1t 10 only snathsr
illustration OF DamocsA!!o ideAs of civil
service reform; still, as Is happens 10 be
ais motherin.law, lie psssio Ole tina. be
was compelled to gtVs her the appoint
znens to avoid trouble al home. Mother
tn-lAws someumss have as much inf.
ence as Cabinet officers or Senators,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Besides their regular routine bust.
meas yesterday Levy Court added sig
nRmes to the assessment lists. The
names were those OF James V. Martin,
Fifth ward; Edward AbrahAms. Eighth
ward; William B. Oornog, First ward 7;
John Il. Wier, Seventh ward; Robert
II Cummins, FiftA ward, and Charles
II. Oorson, First ward.