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Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
wba. Cau.od the Ringing

The cable box. into which the cable
IT the Ore alarm Telegraph runs ai
Eleventh. ttreet bridge. was wAshed
away by the Ice on Snndsy night. This
vas what caused the mysterious ring
ing Of the ara alarm bell at that time.
The box will be replaced 80 soon as pos
sible. In the meantime hll flre alarms
mus, be stIuok from this side OF the
creek, The Pullmsu Works and other
manufacturing piaoss have been noti-
Il ed and will know how 10 act In case
nj Ara
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
THIRD EDITION.
Dots.

Dots.
Go see the Narsnins 10 Ham burSs 1T
Mrs. Jacobs, GIT Market ST.
Robert l.. Smith, ex-lstter carrier is
mskinR arrangements TO remove tia
family TO Washington.
The entire ouift ard furniture 10
Layton'B dining rooms will be sold NJ
auction neat Saturday afternoon.
Rev. u. q. Hubbard. Of New Castle,
will deliver lecture in this Glasgow
NJ. K Church, this evening.
Jacob Thompson has taken on; letters
testanentary on the estate OF Ann
Woois, late OF this city.
Miss ssllis Allott, OF this city, has
gone 10 visit Miss Annie Ashton, OF
Washington, d U.
The Women's Indisn Association
will meet ~ ths residence OF Mrs. 8. T.
Hilles, No. 1909 King street, ats O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Louis l.. Curtis, OF PencAder hun.
cred, has accepted portion as organ
ist and choir msster In st James Epis.
copal church, Wilmington, N. q.
+. M. Choate, of Newark Is . stu
dent IL Goldey's Comm ercial College
for rapid calculation.
DR.. MAhlon j. Gallseher visited
friends in this city, on Monday, and 4
rs cheerful and hopeful as many mai
of half his yeArs.
Issao T. Parker and Sam uel Parke
of this city ,cond nduotors on the DelawAr
railroad, have Just finished building
new house at DslmAr.
Hukill & Lank, Autioneers, will Gel
n full liRe OF groceries this even
ing at O'Clock, tat the southess
corner Of Third and jackson streets.
The Order OF Railroad Coud uctors o
this city has been presented by Presi
dent George D. Roberts, Of the Penn
sylvania r. r., with hne portrait Q
himstlL
When you sit down to read, tits the
you see how unsatisfactory gas light ID
80 yellow and flickering. Try astral o.
in good lamp, (say Rochester) an
you will be surprised how much NOR
you will appreciate reading. u Jane
Belt, druggist, sole agent, Sixth an
Market streets. GroGrs sell it,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Two ThIeves KlIIsd. .

HAMBURG. Iowa, Feb Near
Hamburg. Iowa, last Saturday night,
. farmer namsi Tisson and his son
concealed themselves near the hog pan
to watch for thieves. Az midniaht Two
men got into the pen and slaughtered q
hog, whereupon Tieson fred npon them
with shotgun, killing one Instantly.
The other started u run and WAS shot
down with revolver aud killed. The
dead men proved TO be bro hers named
Ram beau, neiRhbora OF Tleson. The
Tiesops were arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
WIN ont Fond or MAIs.

NEw YORK, Feb. THE bra GGs|
this port yesterday, on JauulD asI
near PtiDt CASTILLO Bar, oil H1i'
iell in with an open boatCoutIlHiI
Of the crew OF the Norwegian MI y
The bark was wre ,ked while of W
Bank, while on the passage i'os
burg 10 AspInwall The men hh
without food or water for i1nf dils
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

4. q RrOUR
j. ssl, " PI1'ERS
W.j' LaLEi tu2.. q gob Z;Ws
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
a 0rea, UIearinK ont sale

Is now going on at NJ. Meysrs' Oat
Prize Clothing House. We have son,
mems suits, which cost S12.00, that w
are now selling for IS 90; boys suits,
which oost So 90, We are now selling for
u 20. Other various suits, which cos.
a 90, We sell ct $500: children's suite
which cost us So so, we are selling fol
$l.2s; pants, which cost $500, for 81 b0i
working pants, rs cents; children q
pants, rs cents. OveroOALs have been
reduced TO the very lowest. The reason
OF this great reduction sale Ia bscA use
We want TO dispose Of our stock to make
room for the early sprinR stock at NJ.
MEYERS, N. W. corner Fifth And Mar.
ket Streets
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
VIII Meet.

To morrow morning the special com
mittee OF Otty Council appointed to cor
fer with the Trustees Of the Poor in re
speot TO the building Of 8 smallpox hos
pttal aud the special comnittee OF the
Poor Trustees appointed for the same
purpose will Jointly meet and preseu I
the matter to the Levy Court. Il Ia de-
sired that each mem Der OF the commit
tee be present., As 1t is An important
matter, and thonld be attended To whili
there Is no danger from tue disease.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Law Court

The Levy Court otEsw Castle oouu
NIT 1T tue Court House this uo,nlr
hr. hoOrsckon presided Ia the 1haa
OF Chairman Grubb.
Isaac N. Grubb, was re elected drs
man for the ensuing ) ear. W J. GKsI
was appointed Assessor oi AppS,il
mink Hundred In the placS ~
Alfry, deceased. Joba Il, Razl
E'Q., attorney for the opnit w
etruoted 10 enter "satistAcilob" % 4
official bond OF Thomu Ba,iat 4
collector for B.ackbird Huslit,
1876
The court then went into r,TSin
the asst ssrntn Mt list, which will gI|
Its time for two or three dRJL
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
siugKing In a Club Room.

A band Of $50 sporting men met last
night In . club room In Brooklyn 60
witness set to between jack Bates, The
"Wtstern Wonder" OF Younes.OWn,
Ohio, and Jack Grace, Of Bsooklyn.
The men fought leansberry rules,
with four ounce gloves. for q purse. the
winner to get two.thirdB and the Loser
onN.third Of the money.
Grtos's seconds threw up tho spon &c
ct the end OF the third round, and BAlel
Was awarded the battle.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
A Fiurry in OIL.

RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. @. 1883 The
wells in the vicinity Of Wood, Johnston
County, are reported rs being violently
disturbed aud to be boiling and bub-
bling. with loud noises. Az n distance
Of eighty ysfds from the mouth Of some
OF the wells this ntiH is plainly per.
ceptible. Particularly II this the case
t the wells OF j. B. Hood and J. W.
Rose. Tho phenomenon was observed
ten days agO. The soil is sArdy 10 that
scott IN. Nodiog ike 1t was ever before
known there,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
FIre IN snrrnA.

Smyrna had two fires early on Sun
day morning, the brst at 2. so O'clock in
the tailor store OF 7. Mccoy and the tin
shop OF J, 6. Brinton sdjoinipg. The
damage was not beavy, barely $3.50, aud
both buildings were saved. Twohouri
later tire broke out In Mrs John VIA
ford's trimming store, joining McCoy'l
store on the other side. Over 81 COZ
damage vas done before the flames wer,
extinsuished. The nrst losses are il
sured, bat the second is not.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Hiok AndMiured.

Joseph Adams who has been III with
rheumatism Ia better
Alexander Capelle who has been un'
well for some time Ia improving.
John Robinson who vas injured by
= sleigh on Saturday week, ID much bet
ter
George Cochran the lad who was ipjur
ed at Sixth and Madison streets last week
lie doing well and will recover
Young Dugan who was injured on Sth
street while coasting about two weeks aet
IL much better.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Divorce Ubtsiued,

Mrs, Martha Flanner, Lee TISI
this city, Who married Llnueii ID
ner, 4 scout Of the 5alvstIOn AZ
some two } ears aao, aaAlsH A
tfsts Of her family. hA' o1aiia
divorce from her Husband 10 lh.h|
delphia courts, on the ground ctli|
maintenance TIE scout iHA,
means we'll, but bis intslleo,5I NJ
mems were not such As to iuiuHiA
Gent amount OF l1ore 10 ruIb,i1I
maintain himself properly, 5a
saying anything about bis Hlh
family.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
wiz Lose ssorn Fea,

NORFOLK, Neb., Feb. Nal
Royce, a school teacher at Noridt
braska. three of whose pupils DID !
arms during the recent blIriri, u
both 'eet and n portion Of one rs. I
result OF exposure Nearly A0al
ready been cont iouted to The ~
the TEACHERS Miss Freeman Ns !
and Mise Shattuek. Over ;SOq1 u
amount goes to MIss Sha'tugE, ~
both her legs. Miss Shattu.k isi
terdsy and the money will ptcsiolS
her par. nts,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
AeAtlamx nfna.,

A good sized audience v.s r,,,.,
last evening q; the Academy Of uS,
to witness the Arst prsseutsiio, o1 ~ y
o. D., !" y faroial mus.oll com,dv
10 devnid OF plot, but tbs Nd, spIitu,
Absurdit keep the house 10 oos,I,'
laughter, and the spplAu,o il n m,
uproArous. As o. Oliver Dan, Az,
ley Macy, was very funny sud MI
very funny makeup, and Ga, B,u,s
Dennis Foaariy Vas eIceIsut, and ~
the hou Q In y good bnmor. Tbs ya'
efforts OF Marie Oshill and o,ks, MI
oers OF the company do.srvs u,uiI,|
The aolos are taking. Tte la,s, nj
OF the week "RICitement" Wul
given.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
nrnharA, Nirna nin,t Go.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-spesksr O'r.
Isle has ordered that the wires used ex-
olusivsly for ttook purpofe, be taken
out Of the corridors OF the Houro, The
understanding is that there are two OF
these. There 10 besides q telephone
connection with q downtown brokers'
ofioe, which is also likely to be re.
mnYoi
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Arrived Tor L.spAir,

Passenger coach No lIhs n
more and Potomsc railroad IHiTsi
P, w. & B shops for regit' lhi
The coach @Rs run intoi Fe0l 'f'ia
the Alexandria Il FretHtE''lT f'Ia n
on Saturday and baiIF dinlis'e m
end Of the car was completely uoul.,' .tn
and the steps and iron NoEA oD 'D'
were all torn off.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
A Frsighs Hand Ean o''i !

OXFORD, Pa Feb d.-Wm Fl f. = Y.
a resident of Rising sun, CeiI, h 4.
Md. and a p, W. y i h, +" h
hand, was throwing sw''Ga . n, \
Ferry Sunday morning Nl',
jumped the track and ran o'', a.
both his legs. He was iaAeA y
pitai.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
PrinoIpAI AppoIn,ed.

ELKroN, ND Feb 6,-Ata msetip q
OF the board OF trustees OF the X hton
Academy, held to day, A. p. bher'
wood, OF Ssottstown, N, 7, was
elected principal Of that Institution 10
succsed George X. Bs,htel, who re-
Gently tendeiei mis- resignation after
holding the position bnt about four
month";. Mr. shefw God 10 . g,adus,e
OF Princeton O1liege and Gomez highly
recommended.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Imp,.r,aut pto,d'n

ZASEsvILLr, Ohio, Feb 7.Ii", 4. J,
Judge Phillips in deciding .,.,l y
Cassibone, held for mur.ier rt,t.u, gJT
1856, held that the state'S flgn,gli,I "a
ture a prisoner who had es.ai' ,n. ii
lapsed, and ordered CSss,0oD' H.,,is,i
the pen!tentiary On the old '''''
sentence,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
IN N kMOhIA.
TO rHK MEMORY OF J HERBERT RREsR
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE IAN.
~, 1888, AGED YEARS.


Low down In that silent city,
where aleo ID tho peacef1l 1ead,
Where never 10 hear q whisper,
Where never . tear Is Hh0d;
Where only q long low ah NdoW
Moves on. liEo an inky wave,
as the forms Of the sArth's beloved
Sink down in the hollow grave.
Low down in this silest city,
Away nom thm worlds ioua din,
Asleep, with hts handI o erclAaping,
Locked In from the Tilej OF sin.
With his sweet fHcS turnod 10 heaven,
Whence his spotIess s1ui had d ID,
His tesutiiul form - resting
In the guiet home Of the dead.
His death re5emtlsd the pasHgo
OF the meek dow TO It's nest
Ii was only n tWeet look award
And clasp TO tho -Avlour's bteaIt.
He knew that h 8 life had ended,
And then, withol At murmur or sigh,
Il said. "Will yOu 20 Whers I'm goinRT"
And then fAintlJ ansWered, "uood-by."
Farewell. Oh Herbert, our darling,
No mere Will we clasp thy hand,
| TIN we pass through th3 long, low shadow
And rest In the summer land
Safe sheltered froIn Ilfe's tsroe terIest,
Shut IN from its heat and cold,
We know thou art safely roslinR
In the ShepAerd's sacred fold
JOHN Is. Cook,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
w. b. SHARPE 9 co.

We send o man to meas
ure your house or room and
will furnish you an estimate
of the exact cost if you SO
desire without extra charge
This is a good place tc
come for carpets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
MnIking mAtnn

After "a hours walking IN Madison
Square Garden, New York, the pedestrians
have made the following score at m.
Hart, 130 miles, 3 laps Albert, lSt
miles; Guerrero, l30 miles, A laps; Golden
l2G miles Panchot, l25 miles, lap
Herty, 122 miles; bay, l2l miles. Laps
Moore, ll9 miles 8 laps; Hegelman. IL
miles laps, Cox, 10 milet, lap; Cart
wright. l05 miles,4 laps; HoraL, lOj miles
. laps
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Hor,e aud wagon s''I'''

some sooundrel entersl l's,sliI IN
Mr.. sawdou, On Wol'i''osa ~, al II
Seventh, ON moudsY h's" 1,frJl
thereffom q bsy mare ssltI
uess, blanket, whlp, eto s,aI
tion In regard TO tNsui .u W.. M
rewarded by Jas NJ YUM
jefferson street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
VIM. B. sHAKP n co.
Wm' B. ShaTp& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS.

Have you bought a house
yet? Have you rented a
house yet? Are you going
to move this spring?
After these questions are
settled you want to begin
thinking about furnishing
1t is not too soon to look
at carpets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Tho EInninr Cnse.

CIEoISEATI, Feb.7.-Charles Hopkins
who was arrested in Cincinnati on satur.
day, after having obtained bond fol
himself, induced his own mother to sign
the bond for the woman Butter, the part.
ner OF his crime. 1t was then reported
that he and the woman had flad, and Ben.
Jamin Hopkins begged the police to rear,
rest hIs son,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
In our rug department.

In our rug department.
We keep all the incest
rugs made, in sizes large
enough for a room down to
the single door size. The
prices were never lower and
rug furnishing is quite cor
rect.
Smyrna, SOC to $50.
Dagastan, IS so to $40.
Persian, $l2, $l4.
Paupiaub, 81 so, Sc so.
Mecca, $3.50, S. so.
Moquette, $l,25, So so.
japanese. $4 so to 81 so
Kensington, 81 to $12.
Brussels, so cents to 81, so.
Velvets, 81.
Felt, $3.50 to 50.
Skin, SI.75 to SS.
Our carpet, oil cloth and
rug departments will repay
a visit.
We give special prices and
make contracts for church,
steamboat and hotel furnish
ing.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Dtst with an a ooident.

Prnk Boylan, q young man residing z
iu this city, employed rs Q brakeman
on the W. Il N. II X mei with ser
ious accident at Costesville on SAtur
lay night. He was coupling cars when
his right hand was caught and badly
,rut he'd BY the bumpers. The thumb
oi tho hand had TO be amputAted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

| Dol BO w.-On the 4ih instant, Mars Aret
widow OF KlDE DolboW, aged 10 years.
| Relatives and Z lends are invited 10 attend
the funeral serYises At her late resid enoo,
/ Fourth and Orzngs streots. on wednesday
the 9Th ins'Ant, at O'Clock p. m. Inter
ment private.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Mll b eet To.nighI-

The auuus! session OF tna Graui Con.
clAye HeptasOphs, or Seven Wire Men
will os held tnis evening Ht 8 O'Clock IL
the hall a. Tenth and Market street.
Officers viii be elected Tor The entuins
year, and the past Oificers' degree con
ferred on all Past Arohons who hAv,
not already reeeivsd IT. a full attend
anoe is requested.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
.nv,sd Tn,s MofrI'1

Tle funeral ~ J1ha !i9s1 20, m
from the residence ot Il IL ~, o',,,al;l
aud Piee streets this 81 |
O'Clock High maFs wls VA. 10
Mays L. @. obutch' Ins s.t ~
largely attended. InteLm y, ga,g'
q St. Joserh's oene' 'iry'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Uernnoats o.veo.

Coroner Barnhill this morning gave q
certificate OF death from general debility
in the case OF Samuel RiRney No. 6l5 Z.
fifth street, who died without an at
tending physician. The deceased was
about seventy three years Of age.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
r.,lore OF shoe Manur.o,a -srs

DANvHRs, Mass, Feb &C. O. Far
shoes, Of this place have failed, and made
an assignment to 9. II. Gould, Of Boston.
Tho liabilities are estimated at $4,000,
and they may be greater. The money Is
mostly due to banks.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
I,,vsrvlow oem'7IInl.. Il..I

List evsning tho s'9oSl,,sI Q !, o,sIs
RtvtrVieq Cemetery o1iTa; ,la; !
elected the foliowin5 .,. y VI
dei t Oharles Z, MAJ, Ii; u
dent, Samurl Johps3r, li,,I - "
superintendent, INbo o.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Death of an Otpnnus. Court Judge

Princess ANNE, ND Feb Civilian
X. Carew, one of the judges of the Or
phans' Court Of Somerset County, died
yesterday morning at his home, in Danes
Quarter, of typhoid pneum onia, after an
illness of few days.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
nepubpcau s'''

The City Il spuolican ri =. st|
mi toe is requested TO y. .
"Wednesday evening . . o,ia /
st No. $40 King street, 10 ,,,.lr SsIr
action in regard t1 tAo ,asos. ~
ether matters Of impoE NV.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
ImprnYInE

II ia s'Atsl tina. John PIiling. wh,
fell on ths ica IN PLiladslphi4, 10 NOT n
serio1''y 'nia-e1 a. frs sl9p IS /, aud
that he -uI be abe TO walk withou
the use OF cratches In few weeks. Hi
a0sencs from busiuess, hnwsvet, for
go long a tune Ia serions LOSE.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
..r..., nttnn ,.s,nn.,..n.n
TMa Maar..a.

Tomorrow promises ~ be fair {,
partly cloudy and siis btiy Collier
hur,dsy clearing visa stationary OF
Z .,HnZ temphrRrura
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

The difficulty Of ndniBisteriug medi
cine to young children ia or tirely ovaI
clme by using DR.. Bulrs Baby Syrup, tn
safest, most pleasant and tfficIer
remedy for tbs little ones. Price, Q
cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
GroooTnb a4eaninR

The Retail Grocers' Association will
hold next regular weekly meeting In
their new hall, (Morning News Build
inp), Wednesday Ever ing, February g.
At Z. 80 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Shipping Ioe.

The Kennebsc los Company has He'd
its eight large ice houses At Ooatasville
with los 1SH inches thiok. The ioe is
now being shipped to the oompAny'e
heusts In this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

A UUuUN ShLE-WILL BE SUID AT
"A au5tiOa on Saturday, Feb IL, 1855. at
Layton's dining rooms, | 0t last I'd street
tho entire onthg ofrsstsurant and board ing
house, ssle 10 commence ct l o CLOCK D. N ,
aad continue until all IL e(l1 Everything
nearly new. II as
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
MIX

h buy ing a, creamery, Fourth aud
ShPI ~ sts., you not only save morey
but Gs q pare sru;le. NV milk g.,
skim n ilk a.. 81. F:e3I bu.;ermilk
every d " &c,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
- . % ..

You save fogr prod.s Dy buying youl
Hambu-ss Of Us, namely, the impcris-
the 1obher, the Wholesaler, Auu u,
storekeePer, so these goods must b,
cheap. Mrs, Jacobs, tl7 Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
Corn Wanted,

rhos. W 5heWaci Is buying corn
and oa'. aut GRADING grain 81 Ne xpar,
steam mi.is- NRhes: market price paid
for cora AIN choice family tiJuc aa1
feed for er,s.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
fEesh shnd.

Powell, IN the Third greet market
With bis usull 80 terpries, has succ -acl ed
In securing the first fresh chad OF the
season, which he viii have on his stal .
tomorrow and cfir 81 low rates. HI
also has fine assortment Of all otaeI
varieties In ssason.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
AnnIxalAArY.

BosToE, Mass, Feb. 7.-FlAgs were
flying on all the public buildings in this
city on Monday in commemoration of the
by Massachusetts 100 yeaIs ago,
OF the Federal Constituu n.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

Bad breath 10 mort slways caused \
Q SICK stomach, Tas can e;,ily /
cnrtd Lsxador is tbs remedy fct scl
cases. Price % GEMS
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
DI ED.

All sufferers from blood disorders can use
Aver sarsApATIllA with ASSURANCE Of cure.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

Thatcher, Primrose 81 Wast'a min.
gtrslH are playing o. Nib!o's Garden,
New York.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

0s Sah PesS'
In our Carpet Depart
ment.
Our display Of Carpets
this season is far ahead ol
any previous effort. We
have better carpets, prettier
carpets, more OF them and
at lower prices than ever.
We show a magnificent
line Of Administer Moquette
Carpets which, for beauty Of
design and superb comblna-
ton OF delicate and low-ton-
led colorings, are unexcelled.
They are the handsomest
carpets made to-day for par
lor use, being heavy, rich,
luxurious and wearable. In
our assortment cf these ele
giant carpets we have
|twenty-three private pat
terms which are confined to
US exclusively in this State.
They are all lichly bordered,
and among them is one un-
usually handsome stair and
hall set in two tones OF terra
Gotta. These goods were
never lower Tor the quality,
$1.25 and $1.50.
Our assortment of Body
Brussels includes the best
known makes OF Bigelow,
Lowell, Hartfords, etc, In
Parlor, Library, Halls and
Stairs at prices from 90 cts.
to 81 35.
Our assortment OF Eng
lish Wilton yekets embraces
some of the best toned Eng
lish effects and are rich,
heavy and splendid wearing
goods. SI.75 per yard.
Our assortment of Ameri.
can Velvets is full of good
makes and new designs for
spring, ST. to $l.25.
Where can you see more
or better or cheaper Tapes
try Brussels than here!
lover three hundred patterns
oi these goods alone. Many
ot them are exact copies o
1.-THE finest grade Moquette
and Wiltons, and you will
find them nowhere else il
this city. This superb lin,
of carpets were never lowe
in price, 65 cents to 81.
We have one special liz
of Tapestry Brussels Car
Ipets which we sold for 6
land IS cents per yard. W
have put them on sale as a
. early starter for Az ceat
lper yard. If YOU have
dining-room, chamber or ST
Iting-room that you don
. care especially to have tn
j latest pattern for, this is a
Unusual opportunity. Ther
Twill be about 20 rolls at tn
price.
lngrains-best quality, a
lwool, extra super.fsIl pa
d terns 65 cents, spring pa
IS cents, and in pa
Il cotton as low as IS CEN
per yard Florentine and
,lpiy S5 cents and ST..
Il Damask-hell and sta
Z sets 10 4.4,3 4 and s s, fro,
rs, SO and rs cents. Ais
those elegant Brusselette &
=. masks-same on both side
! the best looking and be
IL wearing wool hall and sta
: set yet made. In all width
ISI.75 anG 62I cents.
al 1t is not too early to loo
for carpets. "
rlshould be glad to have yc
F,a fzo1.a = "
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
w anted

To Learn the residencs of Miss Edith
Newliu. Please leave the same this
office.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

StULkN MONDAY MIG ar, A
- oey mare, siaae face, ltli hands high,
soar on front Of ind log, One white hind
foot; ons nOctOr's buggy, Cooling mas .; one
set Of harness, ono stable blanket, r.
bah er's m AXE; one lap rooo. whip. AA17H
JAM ~ III. lHJMA AS. Ais JelsrsOn gITsel.
q. a.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
siiks fspdhds'

Since Otsnog & ". ", ifaal
their CO o;,d dEe.a -, s,'-' s,,a 81
otuto, their sales HA.0 -
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
sn... ) II. nenkett.

W..es o. a4 47or> ie3 west spvertl
s'Fsey, 4 trs o. NJ 'uP1r5el and 90
nest!c est, Ca. 4, j lYspec. the.a.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

Buah's, French street whMt Ia the place
10 puy your coal.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

Thpusaads Of mia@5 :, rss
aud ipstrfineb az
prices al 5l7 Mstsf! z
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1855,

pair Of mules, good team; Old mule. a
good lHeder; 10 head OF 1rst clfas cows. most
OF then fresh, grade JerseJsi { g.Eds Jersey
hsifeIs ali fro m EOOd cnEs
Farming imp.ewent Gsbarn binder,
roller horse rlho, 2 but O. tuhs, ! ohurD, /
ereRmer. ner riY Bow, capacity for 70 c3Wf:lO
cans, ecAles blctetf, ttc. Atsl halt interest
IN Is acres II aAsat.
N.G RrOWR
Daily Republican., 1888-02-07

DuRII 10 SALF-WlLJI SELl. AT PUB
Il lie utls, At ths residence Cf the tuD
Horib'r, halt mile from Chr-ttiEIR, without
restr7e, on