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Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
MONDAY. MAY !. 1888
PRIsIDHSr CLEVELAND seems

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND seems 70
kuow n0Ie Aocus the re0ord OF the men
vht IN be seleos to hll the highest Of
a ,es In Ihe land Than the general pub
ho do. When It was announced thai
he hEd nomtnAnd Melville W. Fuller
~ Ohief Justice CT the United States,
there were mAby ootjeciutes In refer
enoe 70 The selection, buI Ii has trans
pired lhSt 10 1868 NJ. Ealler was o
mem 1sr Of the lower House OF tho Leg
islA, ,uTe OF Illinois, ard voted sgAinss
every measure that vas introduced 10
Ass!st the Government In the prosecu.
tion OF the war. He was ons OF the
tWo me % bers OF the Legislature who
voted AgSinss receiving United SAes
hgsl tender .ressury NO .es for laxes, and
Cntke same day Introd uoed Q resolution
TO rs,ify the Ori.enden Amendmen,
10 the OonsM uiion OF The United States.
Tnis amend neut, which was passed
during the lAst days OF BachanAn's Ad
mlntsHaion As . peace CLEARING to the
6juih. prohibited inter .erenoe wish
slavery in any OF tho 8 A:es. Oa
JsBusty 8, 1863. during the lime tns
ooun ~ vss engaged Ia the hardest
pAr' OF the struggle for existence, MT.
Taliet introduced the following:
"Rssolved, That we are profoundly
convinced oil the truth OF the deelara-
tiUI OF eeBerai JACKSON in bis farewell
address, that the OJnstiN ton can not
be msintAined ncr the luton preserved
In opposition TO public feeling by the
mere exertiou OF the cosroIve powers OF
the Government"
A month lAter he voted sgalnst the
bih ex ending ihe right OF Suffrage 70
the volunteer soldIers Of Illinois In the
servlre OF the Uaited State. These
facts explain Why President Cleveland
sent Mr.. FdlleI's name to the SsoA,e
to fill the tXAlsed and responsible posi-.
tion oi Chief Justice OF the United
States. DislcyA,ty ard treason TO the
hsg and country 10 81 . premium with
the present AdminisIralion, while ,he
veterans who fought 10 defense OF the
Union are regarded by 1t As though
thsy had been guilty Of some grea'
M,ma
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

1T is prlOROle iaAt she prooeediu r.
OF the New Jersey Democrats al Their
Sta convention Ia bat the forarunneI
OF shts We nty expect OF the N AhonAl
OlnVsu ION. The Jarseymeu ED lrsed
DlevelAnd, but by some stran 20 over.
sight nealho ed ~ end Jrse bis auti- tar q
VisHa. In tS,' ,hey he5S.d completely
on The taftf Qoeislon and let IL severel >
alone, for we'll they kUeW thai bad
they endorsed 4, thfiF aoIIon would
have given 'ts Safe to tie Rspu BILL
eIns At the PSesi1snhAl election. This
Is the sAmS game that always has been
played by the Democrats at not only
'heir s'A1e bu' also the Ma ioual Con
Nennons, but fortuna ely the message
OF Mt. Cleveland has opened the eye,
o' the TeJpie, aud 1t, with the Dark
Lsn'ern Tar Fl bill, shows exactly
shN The Democrats viii do should
iney su,ctei in eleoling the next Presi.
cent aud securing another four year.
lease OF porer. IT, be fore warned Is h
ne loreArmed and this fsot should no
Do forgotten by the wuIklnzmen wh,
Wonid be deprived OF the chance o
eArn'tg livelihood should free trad
become an es'ahHsheh Iaot.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

A PROCLAMATION has been Issued
BY the offiolAls OF Inc Reading RAllroGd
Otmpsny, In PhilsdelpbiA, whloh evi-
deEtly means death 20 sihe Knigh,s Of
Labor, that Ia ~ far ~ Is 10 In the
power OF the company to kali them.
This proclamation declares the In zen
tion Of the oompAny to protest thslr
employees from threats that would
cotroe them iE!o joining the Knights
OF sny other orsaDlz I;top, and also an
nounees shss hereafter men will h
hired without regard to their bein /
mem oers OF lAbJr organ z Ihons. Thlt
viii be felt severely As Rioh mond,
where previous to the strika q msn
could not obtain emPloymsnl unIess be
was Knight OF Labor. Iu iR,l Il hss
been said that the txscudve com mltlee
tHerotsbd more au 'hority In engaging
hhnda than The fl ,ials OF the GO N
pAny, Bu: thA' dsy has sviiently
paAttd, srd tie las. con TEST has beep
decided In iavor oil the com pAny, who
evideptly are nov determined to do
prlVe tie Kaigbts CT the poser which
they have exercised loo often for thsIl
own good.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

rHn RESULT Of the slsstion on Sat
|urday shows that nj last the people Ars
'commenuibg 10 take some interest iu
Ibis very Important matter and 10 "a
indioation that hereafter more dlscrs.
tion will be exsrcissd In selesiing men.
bare Of the B ,ard Of Education. There
were over thirteen hundred votes pollsd
or about double the usnAi number, bu,
although this 10 an improvement II Ia
not yes What 1: SHOULD be. Some Of the
most objectionable members OF the cid
board have been retired and theil
places hlled With new men whom 1t Il
hoped will Prove satisfactory. Soms
OF the meetings Of tina old board were
simply dlsgrAseful. and IL 10 hoped tbs
there will be marked change in this
particular In the fusure. The business
Of the board Il. TO act for the bes. inter-
ests Of the publio schools Of this city
aud just ~ soon ss this fact Il losl
sight Of the members are false 10 ths
trust reposed In them sy the people.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Minton at about hall:

Plates, cups, and saucers,
covered dishes and almost
anything else for a set.
Just enough missing to
pinch the price out OF shape
Near Thirteenth and Market streets cor.
ner.
S ONE Fancy PercaIe
Shifts, ueat styles. Garner's
goods, Unlaundered, 75c;
laundered, 81; 2 collars, l
pair cuffs. Compare with
$3.50 Shirts elsewhere.
Middle Market street entrance.
Storage for Fur and
Plush.
Storage for Curtains.
Storage for Carpets.
I'VE have set apart the closet
and put-away space to car
Try some of your col d.
weather-use things owe I
moth time and dust time
land fy-speck time, and keep
them safe from fire and
thieves and hurt OF any kind
luntil you want them again
Fura.-Made over new or taken care o
l till wanted. 90 of Plush things
l Hang them in ample closets and Civ
| them every needed attention NJ
| Wrinkles or creases. Out of the wa
Desk on second floor, over middle Chest
nut street entrance
4 Curtsins.-Our new storage room give
us space to hang Plush and othe
Curtains that muss by folding. Charg
for keeping six months is 81 per cent
for value over 800 Pay by time 10
taking down and putting up. Lac
) Cutrains cleaned at short notice; Not
Il tingham 75c pair, Real Lace g.
pair. Lace curtR us TO be cleane
II should be sent in as soon gs take
al down; If you wait so they get caugt
l in the fall rush, there may te delay
2 Apply in Upholstery Department.
Carpets We will take up your Ca
n pets, clean them, ore them durin
IL the Summer months, AID put the
down again In the Fall. No wor
Il or worry or risk for you
Happily In Carpet Department.
1--WE insure everything take
lon storage.
L JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

are nasuiac.ursss and worktngnen.
rney know and real's, thss proseotion
has made phllsdslphla The greatest
nanafsc'uripg oenRe In the world,
and they are alarmed Leaf ths dsstruo,
tive policy OF Presidsut Cleveland and
his horde OF free trade advisers should
prevail. and their mills, msnufaoioriss
tcundries and workshops be closed
whiie those who are now employed u
them. happy and prosperous, are 70
ducpd 10 want.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

One dollar Swak Six L01
Se0enty f0e cents. Surahs
that have never before sold
under 81 that have been
thought rare value at 81.
A happy trade turn lets US
drop a quarter from the
Sa .urdAy price.
A manufacturer OF one OF
the best makes OF "a inch
Surahs changing his looms
to fall orders let the balance
OF this seasons out-turn GO
in a lump away under the
market.
gobelln terra-cotta
| grays navy
cardinal brown,
You are the gamer. 75c
lSurahs Of this grade will SGT
1.-THE town a talking.
The 26inch Black Surah.
are quick at 81. Fast dye,
raven black, good weight,
mellow to the touch. FuI
of good substantial wear.
! An exceptional lot of Silk
l Grenadines, W 1t h velve'
stripes, in assorted colorings
shall go at soc a yard
They've been s..
West Transept.
Some of the prettiest idea
in rich Coaching Umbrella!
for IS have just come. The,
} equal what was sold TO
$3.50 thirty days ago.
Chestnut street side, west OF Main Aisle
When we tell you OF spli
prices in anything there
no juggle of words. Yo
know that. AS true of tn
,, Especial lots OF Hosiery as C.
|. any other goods. Such 10,
come our way every no
! aud then. You hear {
.,lthem, and the counters al
}. lcro wded. Two good rea
|. ,.lsoas for il:
VI I-We haze neVer al
u Everhsed small lots or 6rOkt
lStssS.
VI 2-We hare gz0en to Ii
s exact penny O11r regular SCI
d ing Prize and tie nolO Fri
?: side by side.
y, ~ We commence a Hosie
as sale this morning that f
sIlquality Of goods and lowne
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

40" 1hAr a. - prstty we'll estab-
H'ntu tha' Chiti d ughsrty Is neither
to De oos1ed, hird or driven Gu. OF the
con'tst or lie Msy crafty .he BAySrd
OIseh ~ stacking bctb him and his
.o@pel rr, Ocunuliman NorsoD, With
.se e'iatn' ia'eut!ol OF rying to drive
t1en n no'h GU rae plan vas 70 Re,
onief Dousht , cut OF the way, and
1heh take up a nsa wbo you'll be
pse"y s1te to down Mr.. Norlpn, but o.
Ino oo's' Is no. Inclined to play the
pAI' OF Etan, sud cell uls blrthrIpht foi
: mess OF porr,dsa, the guns Of the
DtyArd fAoton are tr,insi on both oil
thesc gentleman, be,Ao,e tbey COINS
tion tie Peop'e and thcrs is an absenc ct
OF the necessary ariss11tsu, blue blood
n 'oeir veins. Cniei Dlugherty and
Douon'luan Norton have been namet
9or Mayor by their friends, and o
course 'he oHe receiving tho bighes
aumotr T., OF vota' will be the nominss g
1oers was another oAndtdA!e named
pc "a II was ev,dsni tn. contest wa
os'T-en the ab1ve parties he yer,
'srly Wi'hdss~, and here is no dou )
"u' they ~hl dlht ~ n the epd.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
A Clothing R0.ss m

owing to he fsll1ro O. ,'s.s u
clio, hing house, ths shsn' a. ss,l.i,,
by the ore1itors aoo ~ rouit
pointed by the order ~ IL S,s ~
cousifts II SO O0o worm o. "a VIM
men poys a. d ohildfen, sau ,',L n
as ar cent less than a',u;nys. ,ny s.a.|
Tupt n ssIe, wbtch IS now y ssrtr1,sls. ~ y
cSs osfn"r of 2nd and y isI are; Ssop's sd i n
ton, Dol, will rive ~ 10 pyttc pgst tcloihdl1
ton and tho vicinity 70 t.,,o, isa y
nothing. We vii meh,'IIi aIi 10 pl'd
suit OF mems c'othlns, ns,,gspt M bls'I,
xorlh 40 20; men'a eisntO 10 60; p,H'
cashmere pants sl.Sl, ro al mad,
s,,la SsnSsul i = 'G' "ol ,,ssr ssss'sn. sSs
santa AZ he 5. " Uortgoi to,s goiBgs \
streets. SseSi oaii ana $50 6,I0''
and GU will save moheI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
4&zzazaxxssses
spTssss..%
UsnnrszssasaA,

we. the u1dersignod Hanks and BankeA
viii pay all Prizes drawn in Ths LouisiHns
state Isotterias which may b presented ai
our COUNTERS.
y. m. wALMsLEV, Prea. x.oussias Q
National Rank.
PIERRE LANAUx. Pres. State M
et0nal hank.
4. BALDWIW. Pres. n. o. Haf'E R'h
GAIL kOMM, Pros. Uni0n NntiOHai
RAnk.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
EmovAL

ID EmOVhL.
~ Having removed 10 No. 2l6 East
Fourth street, am prepared 70 do tit
and hoeet iron roofing, gutteriaE, spoutine
and Job work ofAll sinds promptly sttendei
to. Itu roofs repaired and painted. Esti.
mates furnished When desired. Would b
plsase1 20 SEQ all my old customers and al
maay new ones as may wish 10 give ne /
call. ALEXANDER UHAMBERS.
Ale-0m
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

AFTER THE mauy warnings that
pso ole have OF the danger OF smoking
II certainly seems strange that 50 many
will persist In the use OF sobAoco. The
latest is from Psrkersburg, W. Va,
where man nataed Thomas Esglsslon
hes receniiy died at the early sge OF Ill
years, after having smoked Q pipe
every day since he was is years old.
There IL NO telling how long he Nigh,
have lived hAd he abslained from The
use OF tobacco. His death is confirms.
tion strong Of the theory now 30 ex'
'ensively advanced, shat tobacco Is
sure 10 shorten life.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
STRICTLY ATTENDED TO,

Having disposed Of my saloon, No. 4oS
King street to John rry, formerly or the
Clayton HOUSE. | will devote my attention
10 the manufantur and bottling all kinds OF
son drinks. All orders left at s0S X ing street
OF Fourth and Union, will be promptly at
tended 10. +. EBNER.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

NE MATING he,d a, the A ,Ademy
" % iu'''' Pniladaiphis, las. Saturday
e"uii q, expressed d the lrue sentiments
'rt people on lie tariff question.
us isfae battling Fss packed, snd
oos" kl'y, with the other advolAte.
VI pi''eo' oa, were received with deAt
1ain8 r0urds Of ohssra rhis lnse.lul
WAs IN a9I:Aut, teAuae Ii expresses tb'
universal cent nen. OF community Q
-----'-"- - %. $40 l--j .tily y. ~asa
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
MUST BE SEEN TO BE
APPRECIATED.
OBJ NOW SOLD.
FIRST CONE FIRST SERVED
They that come first get
first choice. Rapid
tra sit.
Commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 23Rp

MONDAY, APRIL 23RD,
l will run daily excursions
to East Lake Park over the
electrical extension of the
City Passenger Rail lway and
carry all persons free who
wish to examine East Lake
Park lots. Apply at the
Office. 923 MARKET STREET
for tickets
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

MOtlUE-rtIE oEVEnrEErrH AN
IN nusl msettng OF tho Shareholders oil
tho Ceatrai Loan Association, will be held
at the otics ei the Secretary, No. Tl2 Market
street, I'hdrstRT evening, Msy lOth. 1888, Al
30 O'Clock The annual report will be pro
sentod and al election fofi :ors and dlrec.
tors held. Attest: WM. IL HAWKINS,
Secretly. md g.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
TTHPRtctgtNtB lITRLeTIgAi
u OVER Rhlf 4 hlllloI blsIRIBJTEO

LouisisnA StateLottery Company
Incorporated in 1858 for 70 yesrs by ths
LoRtslaturo for Educational And UhafttAola
purposos-with . capital OF u, eoo, ,oOo-tS
which reserve fund OF over sbbo, 900 hSs
since boan added.
By an Overwhelming popular vots is ran
ohise was made part Of tho present Ststa
Consultation adopted Dsoombsr I'd, A. ID.
1919
The only lottery ever voted on and 90
dorsod BY the poopie Of any stats.
II never scales or postpUnes.
Its Grand 1inEle Number DYsN,
lngn tame place MontAuy, And ths
Grand Quarterly Drawings, reEas
1arly every three mOueha (MAreh,
June. September and Deeember).
A SPLEADID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. 5rH 9RANp
DRAWlk9. GLASS Z. In THE AOAD
BMI or MUSIC, NEW ORLEANs.
TUESDAY. May sth. lsss-2Iesh
Canital Pyjza 9I5n O0n
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
nI0A REWARD FOR ANY INFOR

plOO nation leading to the recovery oil
horse, buggy and harness taken from stables,
al ontAnd Chur, h streets sunday evening,
April End. Dark bay horse 1bH hands high,
about 10 Years old, scar behind rlRht sh oulder.
Coal box top buggy with extra heavy wheelI
ana running gears, One lap robe, black on
as n JNo. NJ. SOLOMON.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
wAHAuAKKRz
of prices will surpass any
thingsswe have ever done:

~ W oaa tooe oAy
|thingsswe have ever done:
week. Msis To-day.
80 dozen women's Black
Cotton Hose, unbleaehed
heels and ioee. ........ 25c. 1Sc.
|315 dozen Women's Black
Cotton Hose, entire m.
bleacked fret. ......... SOC, 25e.
229 dozen Women's Black
Cotton Hose. .sunblesched
soiee s.....-............ 50c. SOC.
1875 dozen women's Black
Cotton Hose, best I'm
glish make. ....... S1 Soc.
400 Dozen Children's Black
Ribbed Hose, ,unbieaehed
soles and entire unbleach
ed feet.. ................. Soc. 25c.
No restrictions as to time;
they are ready now. No
restrictions as to quantity;
you can have what you want,
and you will want a lot when
you see them.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle.
We commence our season
in Wash Dresses with the
best yet.
We have taken over q
well-knowu makers entire
stock.
Lawns trimmed with embroidery
Lawns tucked and nguneed
Lawns plain and neat
t2.5O, $S, t3 80, "a, ~ 0s, IS, ,ss so
and up TO SIS.
Ginghams, Sateens, Bat,stes,
s5 SO, ~. t6 so, 81 and up to SIG.
Good shapes and draperies,
perfect fitting waists; all
easy to launder. They are
so cheap because the manu-
facturer blundered-his eyes
were too big when the sea.
son was young.
| About $50 Imported Cot
ton Dresses. Newest French
designs, elegant shapes, per.
feet draping.
$40 Dresses for S12
SIS Dresses for $40
SIG Dresses for s.
SIS Dresses for "
Worth your while TO see
them and try them on.
Second floor, Chestnut street SIDE. Two
elevators
Minton. That exquisite
English Porcelain. Every
body knows 1t. Every
housewife that hasn't It
hopes to have a set, or even
a few pieces. Two lions
In the path-sets are cost
ly, few pieces are not every
day to be had. Here are
1000 pieces Blue Cover
iMinton at about half:
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

Entered ct The Post Once st Whining
ION Del., - second elnse mail matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

NOT1CE-THE DELAWARE LOAN
LIZ ssaoolatlon now offers new sefies OF
stock for sale; htst psymsn. on or before
May lat ALLEN SMITH, Pges.
GRo. q. MARIs. SEQ, ai2eod.im
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
SUM MER TERM
HeRins April Ie, Ends june 3s, +,

HeRins April 10, Ends June ~, 'ss
=, New classes and private Instruction IN
voioa. Pane, Vioitai and all nrohestraI In.
tgry, English bvsnohes, French, German
anu lialiAn LAnguagee, Drawing, 2afntipR,
WedeIiny snd Forfeiture. Tuition, as d
W per term. Leoiuros on Husic, arr, Lit
ui yts., ny eminent specialists, and
General OlAsses, Rsoitals, otO fres to an
regular studonis. Board and roou in the
rev Homo, Sl09 to 81 20 por week, Nov
Delendhr free. AddroGs NEW FHSss AND
rOn SEh v ATOhYs E. TOUKJEE, Dir,
Orankltn 50. Boston. mI1dkwIm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
VIE ARE GOING

Right along trying to
keep up with the de-
mand of the people for
fine Clothing. There's
scarcely a day we do
not add some new style
OF Mems and Boys suits
to our large assortment.
We mean to do our
best. We are Offering
by far the best assort..
ment of fine, nobby
(both in materials and
make up) Suits we ever
showed. We are pre-
pared to fit from the
smallest boy to large
men. We would like
to have parents make
a special note of oui
Boys and Children't
Clothing.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

REMEMBER ,.S.,t1. Tss; sss PrsssnSs Enes..., . 9
and EARLY, who Rrs in cnaTge Of ths GfzW
in6s, Is guarantee OF absolute fAirp ssf
and integrity, that the chanoos Gro ell
equal and that no ons can pos8ibly divine
what numbers will draw Pfix9.
REMEMBER that tho payment Of NJ
PriEes Is GUARANTEED RH R0UK
NATIONAL RANKS OF New OfleEns
and tho Itckets arc signed by the Prasi
dent OF an Inati.1lion, whose chArtcfao
rights arc rscogp izod in The highost Uourx)
therefore, beware OF any initiation or 40
noymous schsmas
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
n BALrHMOkE n vssIO kAILR0A1 .
soAsDUhn IN KTrsOr. April 20, lsse
Trains issvs oatawsrs hvsnus DspsN
EAST BOUND

soasDUhn In xTTsor. April 10, lss.
Trains issvs f'aiawsrs Avenue DspoN
EAST BOUND.
For Phiiadolphis and Chester, eiE, 7s,
", % 500 90, 10 so and sll u .. m 4 90 %
%, % y, t2b, %, ! %, ssts and s. D. M.
u.i co, COS S6,'t 70. Is, . 70, - Is and 5:
WEST HOUND.
For singerly, acconmodAtian. daily II q
70. Baltimore, accommodation, daily OK
For Chicago and PltisDurE. expres,, daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
Baltimore eceommod alton, daily zb m
Ill, rit,DnrK' onlcaEo and st. Louis express,
singsIiy accommodation, daily Z 30 D m,
IOk t.5hDENlIkk9. 9 10 a 0a.Narna.
ony, IL % y. m. dSii- oEespt Sunday, 2 "a
80, ~ p. N. daily.
Trains IseVe Market stress Station;
yer Phllndelphia 90 p. N. daily. Tor
BAlumore we. NJ, daily. RcY LAndsn.
rSra $50 s1n II o. a. M. onily except Sap.
dAyi sios. N. on sunday OniYl n.st and $50
pittsburs. Ohissso and n; Louis express
caily COP N.
Trains for Niliaiurton-LaGye Phila6e,
phiA, daily, ~ %, I0.oo, sll % q. m., IL 90
noon, 40, $40. 80, AA.co, csc. alo, 10 10,
lsily. exoept Sunday, I6s. ITO =. N
H.2A. and SEQ u. IN.
suadGyg only, e.ts am.
bRDrnss trains
RATES TO wTsTsRE POINTS LOWER THAN
VIA ANY OTHER LIMB
". IA. DLElIENTB, o.. O.SUuLL
Uopl MbuEIes. 3epl f.s.. AHop
TelephoEB No. iva.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

NOTICE-THEJ. A. CKANSTON co.
~ lO9 King street, have now on sale, fer
tllizers in small packages for grass, plants .
lots, roses, and all kinds OF nowers-
making quick growth. Bone a special Drena
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

N0TICE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
~ Monday, April 0, to regulate, seal aud
stsmp ALL weights and measures used in New
Castle county this year. All work lett at
residence, ii3s Poplar street, Wilmington,
DEL, Will receive prompt attention
JACOB DFAKYNE
Regulator OF Weights aud Measures.
alO. Sin cod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Capital Prize, $l5O,OOO.

LIS Pfises, amounting 70. 1856, 90.
Application for rates 70 olubs ahouid ~
msde only to tha once OF the COMPANY N
Now OriaArs.
For further infcrmation vrits clearly, giy
ing fuli address. POSTAL tsOTE15, ESprssi
Money Orders, CT New YorE ExcBaaes
In ordinary letter. Currency oy aLpI9S6
lat our eKpsngel addressed
n. A. DAuPHIH,
E0W OIieEns,L IL.
or n. 4. DAUPEIM.
WeahIRGsoE. y. O
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

BOARDING PHEASANT ROOMS,
- furnished or un furnished, tsl Marx Il
street. mA8.Gti
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
DAILY REPUBLICAN,.

JUTIt FALL NUNIOATIONs
IN ehscEs, postal notee or ether bua nssl
sSouId be trseted - RHPuBLIcAn UBLIsH
IEo b PkiN1IHs cMPAAr. MI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Mustang Liniment.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LISrMENr, for Pheu,nattsp.
LsH'odgos So1ats0C, Lt4a.s 5ae1, VT joissIs.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

kddnss stshtsrsd Lrtssr: b
HEW OEI.EAME n RATIONAL, RA " .
NEW OFl0MHa, La,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

NuTIoE ~ the MEMBERS or TIE
IN U. u. A. ii. You are cordially iEVi.
ted 10 meet with WilminRton Council, NO.
], on Tuesday evening, lay sth. for An even.
ing Of soeiAlioiiitg. >. 4. kkEYEs, II. 3.
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Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

FOR sALE-sEvEN ROOM n
al e,nvenlenees, furnItn,.%, %
oafgain' Reason for sellag, AN I,,y,
ai7-eod- Y GlBi
'"I W West Tenth
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
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C!RNTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW sERIKsi NEW sRRIEsl

This association has ALWAYS been carefully
managed. and 10 DOW one OF the most sue
eessfnl and prospsrous Loan Associations In
six per cent; interest allowed TO withdraw
4 sss .riss Of sOo shares of stock Is now
offered fer sAle Al o. per share.
Persons desiring 20 Join y reliable Loan As
so iAuon VIII do wen to examine into the
merits of this association. Secure shares al
once and arrange to buy . home on easy
terms. Books now ready,
.CHApLEs N. TRUMP, President.
WILLIAM X. HAWKINS, Secretary.
once. No. 7I2 Market street. ms imeod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

NOIlok - 900 SHARES or NEW
IN sioch inst issued BY the Mechanics
Lean Association and Ter ssle. The d 81
payment on The second Tuesday in nay. A
good invsStmsn persona desiring to pur.
On ass for thenfelves q home wsuld do we'll
70 invest. Shares can be bad by calling on
the Stcnstary, W. j. MORROW,
Al7'Staod tlf trcpch street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

Hsuh SALn-,fvUu BuILIIIro !
oaiversd at Hast Lsts pu p,.u
N Nlpth ward at rsAso sabis n Ms q
s'IAhLLY, Oaruroft ?, n RnCe'.
~. y IN ason WORK dons ~
and stone Furnished, A1d uns
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

NoR BALE-A Sosps,-
~ coming 8 years Old; vws, =,
a91ple ,,in and q good farm iors, ., A.,
a,rsga r,gnt wagon, cheap. Address w w
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
CAPITAL PRIZE, sl5O,OoO.

1--WE DO hereby certify thas We supsrv,s
tes axrAnsemsnts for all the Monthly Aac
State Lsottegy o., and IN person manAes
And control tho drawings themselves, Ane
that the aeme are conducted with honesty
nirnsss and In seod fAith toward all parties
ceftancate, vita fAo-simiios o. oar sixrasUfs
Astaahsd IN IT. advsrttsemsntA."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

ok sALt=A ~ GOOD hay NJ.
y @rs old ,liJ hRucs hI~h ma
snu Kind, viii WORK IA slasI. sound
p,e nsrness, fearless o. evety,so :, oou'
ai,ven ~ . laay, Will roaS ,ns,
mnes 90 hour. Dan bs assn uem
suest between Madison And M sAols
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
EXCELsIOR LOAN AseOCIATIoN,

E.AOEL5IOh LUAN ASBOCIAT1UN.
~ New series now offered for sale; shares
only si each. Money 20 loan In sums to suit,
on nrst or second mortgage. Debt may be
paid OF at option OF 0orroWe er at any monthly
meeting, or may he reduced by instsllments ef
rs or over. Intsfest abAted as the l. an Is re-
tnrded. All per sons interested and desirous
OF bee ominE menbNs Of = prosperous and re-
liable association are invited TO call aud in-
terVie " the feert tary. Shares limited in mum
President; WIN. X. HAWKINS, Secretary,
III Market strees. mh1o- lm-eod