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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-15

One teacupful of butter, brown sugar,
rsisins and currants, three and euehalt
teacupluls flour, 4 eggs, one-quarter podnd
citrOn cut into thin slices, hall tegCupfui
sour cream, one teaspoOnful soda, &II one
teaspOOnful grated nutmeg Seed and chop
the raisins, wash the CurTauts care July,
mix butter and sugar together, add the
well beaten eggs, the cream with the soda
Dissolved in 1t, the nutmeg, flour, and lastly
the fruit Wet pudding bag, rub IT with
-four, turn the mixture into it, tie up leav
ing room for 1t to swell, then place II in n
steamer ana boil for three hours Eat with
a hot sauce or butter and sugar rubbed
together and favored with lemon, nutmeg
or vanilla
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-15
a Lady In TyNas Writes

Nv case is of long standing has baf-
fled many physicians; have tried every
remedy could hear of, but Bradheld's
Female Regulator Is all that relieved me.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-15
WHAT SHALL WE WEAR?
STYLES THAT HAVE FOUND FAVOR
IN THE WORLD OF FASHION.

Toilets Designed Especially FOR Weddings
Gowns Worn by Youthful Brides and by
Widows, by the Mothers Of Brides and
by the Bridesmaids.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-15

Br0ady Sauce. Put In saucepan
quart OF water, Two ponds of pulvorized
sugar, and sliced lemon, and when boiled
10 the consistency of syrap, strain and
add one-half pint of brandy and the
sauce finished, should lie cent To the table
in different buwl-ChicogO Drjly NecS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-15
CHOICE RECEIPTS.
Furnished by IL. NJ, Kingsley.
SUNDAY DINNER,

German Beet Broth.
Escalluped Lobster In Shells,
Roast Turkey, Cranberry sauce,
CuuliiloNer An Gratiu,
Mashed Potatoes
CIrrant Jelly Frlters, Brandy Sauce.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

NOR SALE OR RENr-l6O ACRE
4 farm In Mil UreOk Kindred, . lee
from Wllm na ton. Moboy rent, or will no
sold on rosy terms. JOHN y Med MIL
ll2l Market street fl4.eod ,ss,UIf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
At,empted A.ssssina.ion.

YORK, Pa, March 9.-fhis evening
about o'clock, as the Sons q Veterant
were assembling at their rooms here tc
hold meeting Elmer Relsinger, Il re
Gently reje tedsNest Point cadet, walked
up to D.. Robert X. Stable, u popular
young physician, who was then in con YER
sation S'h a comrAde, and saying, This
is for ycn," presented revolver to the
doctors face and shot him. The ball
entered the right side OF the larynx,
passing backward and downward and
Logging, the surgeons think, close to the
spinal column. Everything possible was
done for the wounded physician, but the
surgeons say he will almost certainly
die.
In the excitement OF the moment Refs
niger, who resides IN this city, was allow
ed to escape from the room. but he walk.
ed to the jsil, told the Sheriff what he
had done and was locked up.
The motive of the attempted murder is
mystery Dc. Stable, who bears an ex.
eellent character, is q son of James A.
Stable, who was Lieutenant Colonel of
the Eighty Seventh Regiment of Penn
sylvania Volunteers,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
N. MGgary ( Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
S, {, Coz. 9Th and Tatna|L

We have added to our
already large store the build
ing on the corner. The
ground floor has been hand.
somely fitted up as a Carpet
Room that is not excelled in
the city. II you want to buy
a Carpet you have no stairs
TO climb. You have plenty
Of light by day and electric
light by night. You can see
the colors distinctly, and
when the carpet goes home
it will Iook to you the same
ss when you saw 1t in our
store; that means you won't
get a green carpet when
you thought twas blue.
You want plenty Of light
when buying carpets and
that's what we are deter
mined to give you, We arc
offering
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
In THE CHURoBKs.

German Baptist Church, Fifth and Wal
BY pastor at 1880 q. m. and 1880 p. m.
East side Baptist Mission. Twelfth aud
nesid streets. sunday school at .. m,
Preaching at s.so y. m.
1T. Andrews Church, Rev. Charles r.
murray, rector. Sunday services at 10. %
., m. and 80 p. m.
Plymouth Mission, Tstnall street below
Second, hov. 1. X. johnson, pastor, Preach
Ing Of 1888 q. m. and las p. IN.
81. James' A. U. Chapel, Sixteenth and
Ulaymo1t streets, Rev. MIR. Scott, pastor.
( rfoacainS ~ 1880 a. m. and T.80 o. m.
New Jerusalem Church. Rev. }. b. Par.
melse, pastor: Sermon at 1890 a. N.
| q m.
Emanuel Church on the Highlands. the
hev. nr, Tullidgc, rector. Preaching to-mor-
Il morning At 10 30 o'clock BY hev. kensey
}. Hammond OF M 9u adtviilo, W. Va.
| LINCOLN street Baptist Chapel, uonr Deia
ware avenue. Preaehing a. 7 so p. m, BY .
Btudent from Or zler theological Somtnary.
lSunoaS school a. IN. and q p. m.
ohufch Of the First Born. third story Ia.
s,uson az building, Ninth and King. Services
~ 10 ~ :. m and 1880 D. m. Evening bub-
ieo', "rho reunion Of judah and Israe2 u
Swedish M. Il. Mission, Rev. II. X. Hart.
wiz, pastor. Satbath school at 2 D. m :.
Preaching ct 1850 p. IN. by Rev. z. ii. Web
Il Bter.
| St Msry's Catholic Church. First mass
Low 4; nj second mass and sermon, 1880 a.
p. m. Vesper and sermon, T.ao D. IN.
| Bethany Baptist church, Rev. O. q. Bud
dington pastor. Preaching at 10 80 q. m BIZ
hey. J Il Kidney. of kent Island. 80 y,
oy the pastor Sunday school at Ga. m.
A. U. M p. Church, French street between
eighth aud Ninth, Rev. b. II. Ohlppey, pas
tor. sabbath services at q. 80 q M. and Z 81
D. m. sabbath school at z D. m. keylya
services throu sh the wock.
Wost PresbJ torian Church, corner O.
keigwin, pastor. Preaching az 1880 a. m
80 p IN Baptism OF infan,s at the morn,
ing setviee.
Kingswool "a L. Church, the Rov. W. T.
white. pas:or. Preachiug at 10 80 a. m. b
Rev ). A. iifiadle; 80 p m by HeV. W
are cordially tnvited.
Grace Baptist Church, removed ON Kins
street above Ientn, TO corner VI InIrtsontl
and fredoh strss 9, Y. W. V ernisof pLstor
PIeaching At 10 80 a. IN; and 7so p. IN
fns ssEm ssaoSi pai s1 Leg for
Union American NJ. L. Uhurch, French
stroot above Twelfth, the Rev. h. +. Ruley
pastor. Preaching at 1870 q. m. and .st
p. IN. Sabb ith school at Up IN. Prayol
meeting on Tuesday evening at O'CLOCK.
all are f.vited.
Tho First 1. NJ Church. Madison stree
below Fourth. Prayer meeting at y o'cIoci
O.. M, preaching a; 1880 a. m, Sunda.
school ~ p m, experisnce meeting q
30 o. m, Draiss m sotlng at o 80 .. m.
preaching at 7.t6 p. m. A o)rdial Invita-
| ton extended TO ali
First Methodist Protestan. Church, It'll
street noar Whinut, kev. u. v. Earring
Ips0'or. sabbath services 10 80 n. m. an,
T.30 p m. mrs M ~. D.hurst, Of bait
more, will conduct tae evening service. Re
tvival meetings every night The cominl
week.
Tho Christian NJ issien, north east corner o.
| Front and JEFF 1rs0n streets. Prayer meet
ing, o n m; pro .ohtaY, 10 so a. m, py Rev
iona 1haFps; Sunday SCHOOL, 80 .
N yea sral testimony meeting, 8 16 p. N.
praise uleotinR, a.; pfsscni0g, TAI
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
VANISHED CHILDHOOD.
ELLEN W. CAREY.

Like the 1rplo mist OF morning when the
tun i5 plu ming req;
Like the wilf bird OF tho wiltw OF, whom
the fuin ntr howe-s have Il {;
Like the dew irop, fresh ami peaily, that IA
spsIRlir on the grass,
Liza tho Wild rose OF tao meadow, when the
sumner bresEts pas
Like the hoaf-ff0St on the forest, like the
FINE upon tho hill,
Lise tina ios It on tho mou atalns lo,hs the
murcpSihg III.
10 tie chi iran vanish, mist Ike. from the
VALLEY and tho shore
And the city and the country homo shall
Know thtir plaza no mora.
Ihey were elaylng WITH thor ma bios; they
Wsro dressing hp thott dolls;
Ihey wefo outting little fing1rs; they wero
getting dreadful falls;
They woio " nnlnE all their elders By their
dew caildi b cnarms;
Winding 1890 for their every woe in moth
orh thieidicK AIMS.
ohly yesterday thsir hpp2y laugh waJ ring.
ffE on tn air;
Only yssuriay thay s.ood bs:OTe ia. bloom
ing SWEEP and fair.
But ligo h3 eveuiag shadows they have
vanished from tus sig {;
Ihey viii never WAX with Us aeatr, nor
mARscur pathn-y ight.
From tho trickling ri the Or ok ct to the
swafptng river Krows;
While We loos, before We know It, comes the
boom upon ths Nss;
WhsTo thu clLdf9n va -is1ei, wrath like.
Stands auo her, sturtiar race,
In the p'ide aod strength Of IN anhood, and
inc bloom Of maiden gracs.
Ere Wo hno IL, to tho yrusg man comes a
vsi + woodrouJ sgsot,
Aud for IL, ho feels the strength TO bring the
WoilI blnsafh hlJ ESQ
Ere Ne kn " Il, TO the maiden CONES q
dream B1rpssiing f-is,
ana st an my tic TAdi gnoo Oh immerl
for her through the air.
Ike tno p1rpl. mist OF morning, when the
run Il II ishlng red;
Like tho siiu bra OF tho woodla land, wheu
the sam msr flowers have ";
go me ctii srea ani9h, wrath ike, from the
valley and tie shore;
Ana the attr If theii liltlo foet will 20
with osn nosc.
Eut tn lsviag hearts sro with US still the
Rrac nasoeiY grove,
Like chugaIis OK jRndiax, or n ros bad
that has blow
And thou h We loyo the pra.tiers ye. wa
rouid not wlsh them uete,
II 10 via thop We ats lose again these
eta fs, stown 30 deaf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
DUBLIC SALE OF HoRsEs-HoCK
l. essin, Del.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH nth, 1873,
& &
HN

l Will sell at Hockessin, Del, on Wedn sday,
March u, isss, 70 head Of horses, ,sele'ted n
Somerset county, Pa, expressly Tor this
ami well broken, part Of them are single line
leaders, several OF them good dri' ers. AL in
want Of good buslness hOrSe should at end
this sale, as have been careful in selecting
these horses, and am satisfied that they will
If you cannot be suited, for l intend to sell
No. l.. Gray mare, 70 hands, 1870 lbs, six
acctiop, extra well broken.
No. 2; Brown mare, IS HANDS high, 1850
ami as iine black as eau b. found.
No. Gray mare IS IL hands high, 1850
os aye y'Rs sy old go2a wor b,5a, ngb
lbs, seven years old Good leader aud safe
No ), BAY mare is & hands high 1850 lbs.
seven years old. number one worker.
No. 0. hay mare, p hands hig1, ll00 lbs,
No. I. Brow mare, Is hands high, seven
years old, HOLDS good worker.
SS o . fG h,n9 berehs 1 on maIe5
leaders. This Is as fine team as ever offer
ed any place. They are number one workers
No ~. SLACK mae, 1853 lbs. six years old
IS 4 ands Ugh. This mare hne bred from
thoroughbred hose, shows sly and action,
No, Il: Brown horse, Ave years old, 1900
No. u Ria't horse, , hand h Ch, 400
good style.
No IS GRAY horse Is IL h tnds high, 1900
MS, four years . d. Good style and well
broken.
No. Il. Bay horse Is 2hlnds high, 1851
lbs. Good style and action, five years old,
this good chunk.
No. Is. Bay mare, Is l-2 hands hi al, 200
lbs, ave years old, good worker, blockey
built and plenty orb me
No. g. Bay mare lis lbs, i've years old,
ms 10 hne mare as can be found, SHOVE
plenty ofstyle and action, hrst-class driver
has been used by laeies to drive.
The balAdce are large and small young and
wall broken.
Trains on the II. + r.. II. arrive in time
for sale and de cart Immediate after sol
postponeInent | wet will sell In the dry.
dinner at ", sale at l, 90 days'credis.
Robinson, Auc. HLWuUD WEBSTER.
mlQ-3t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
For Sale
TOR SALE.

No. Gil Van Buren, street.
No. $50 East Eighth street. rooms and
bath.
These housei have 8 rooms, bath and other
Nos. Sii, els, sib all and go Delaware ave-
The above houses have II rooms hath, iaun-
dry and all convenienccs; desirably aud con-
Nos. iasi, i2is, west street. 7 rooms and
Nos 1901, ipa iOos. 1907, 1909. 1911. iOia and
These houses nrs rev ard nearly lnished
with all the late improvements aud located
IN a rapidly Improving neghbofhood. with
No 1910 Trenton Place Q rooms, bath etc.
No. SIS Lincoln street. 6rooms and bath with.
Ma III west Front street.
No. eos Madison street.
Nos. iisa isi, It's and rs opia 2' Street
rooms.
Nos. 1850. iis2, il;4aud uSo Walnut street, 0
Nos isoa. i2od, 1905 1912, i2i4. 1918 and i2is
walnut street, rooms and bath
Southeast corner Beach and Franklin streets
Southeast corner Eighth and Franklin
streets 10 rooms and sewer connections.
House adjoining on Franklin street, 10 rooms
The above have a the improvements, with
parR. which makes them very desirsbie.P w ''''
Two houses, Nos. l2l7 and f2i9 West seventh
street, erooins, bath, frsnt ant side YARDS.
and bath.
No. 40s West Fourth street, rooms and
bath.
, No iii9 West Eighth street, rooms and bath.
from. aud side yards.
sg5 Poplar street. Q rooms, bath, sc.
1923 Bennett street. z rooms and bath.
1908 West Eighth street 0rooms.
tlf Spruce street, rooms End bath.
Buld,ng 10 soxs0 on the sou aide OF i4th
street. between Market and y ange streets.
j. AUGUSTUS MeCAULLEY,
No. eos Market street.
Telephone No. fB8. il6-w. f-s II
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
ASPEClAL. BARGAIN
IN
Tapestry Brussels

In nice, good, bright Ia
pestry Brussels at as cents
per yard. Ii you are going
to buy Carpets now is the
time TO make your selections;
have them made up and
ready to 60 on your floor
when needed. Would be
pleased to show you our
line whether you wan! to
buy or look. Now don't
wait until you move, but
come and look at our enof-
nous stock now. We can
give you borders to match
all our carpets, both the
best ane those that are not
the best. We will tell you
something about Furniture
another. day,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

L7iUR sALE-uREAC BARGAINs.-
y Hodsog Ir essts-u and woltern put Of
this CITY all ieW; o. oaaY terms rom ai20O
to 1000 apply ~ UhAkLES II. I'm
DAHL. no. an Il. TIN o.. fe.26tA
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Emperor Williams death, grie
among the German people, last hour
OF the great ruler. q ieen Vljtosis'i
sympAthSi tho great tight between Sui
Ivan aud ait ihsl'; thoy may Aght to-
day, II 60, the Sunday papers Will hsvs
II all; the r Ill DAD war Ia the Ws1t
Z aiding eu4 neers returning home; be
sides III ia will b. al tbs general news
and special oAhe dispAtcaeB OPEN un.
III o'cl0sS. Ffist u Davis, 3l3 Mar.
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Samuel Spsakman, tbs sewing ma.
china agent. drove into this curb on
French or Walnut street, on ThnrsjAy
for tho purpose OF dc i've ing q Sc wing
tnaeh,uo, And Before ho could alight,
bis carriage was toppisi over by coal
WAGON, d avn by a pair OF spanking
hufeos, running into ami pitoh.og him
unetremon'ousiy to the pavement.
Luckily 10 eacaped without serious In
jury, out his oar'ifga was craSse d
come distarcs, tearing of twO OF the
wheel, breaking Iha top and dama1lp q
tie sowing machine. The aooideht
was oause1 by the driver OF the coal
wagon stopping TO gat n cigar, and sl
lowing tbs tAam 20 proceed I'd the
street THO owner OF the team settled
Tho c.aln for damages preferred by Nj.
apeab masi bat what was done with ths
diver we arc rot informed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

S2onld nus OF our citizens wish 10
pnroha'e 0ne diving mare they
should attend Nh sac Of James W -,
Mitchell IN tho Hanson farm, about
tGraa ml'i west OF MiiIietown, on
IuaHaay, IL b inst = 10 O'Clock q. m.
Shc ia atid TO hsya ir Quently BEEN
diiVsu thrc1 mites IN eight min utee,
anh 80 che - only dix yeats old she is
web North ioJhlnS atte-. ua has also
Two or thr.e ether youag horse, that
eiva promise OF speed. His stock Of
.ooss In s!so very h0c, being grade
A'derreS, aud well ~ortn the attention
o' feruers. W. j. Lauk viii do the
sdciioaeerirg, ana will be plt ased to
have syne o. our ol izsns accompany
him on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Parents and gusrdiaas desiring q
practical and business education for
young people Of Other sex, can eater
them ct any time at thu Wilmington
Commercial oo,lslu. Eighth and Mar
kst streets As there ara no term divi.
slons, and the tnstructlon is mainly in
|divitusl, thu only trus msthoi, new
studtnte are continually entering, and
they pursue full or partial course,
bsinR charged only from the time of be
ginning. Full informaiion cheerfully
given ct tbs college Offlos, and cata-
osues furnished on application.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Ye5terd ay Squire b rGoitt!s hsard thu
case of Harry OAnsrd, alias freddy"
vino was charged by SpscIal Oh1,er
Jones with molei ting passenger at
tue P, W. q Is. L .ilroai station, on
Thursday night. After hearing the
evidence the Squire imposed hne OF
$40 and costa, amounting altogether to
sic 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Poyton G. Wet, foreman OF tas
Harlan & H llltne4@ofth Com any, was
'seriounly injured o5 falling Though q
ha oh vey yesssrjay. Wsst was stand.
LOG near tho hatsa wael soas one
passed through AID iIit 1t opsn. West
tErned TO go to anoth r pls. OF tho shop
ard fell through. al arm and ths back
of hts head were badly bIulssd aut be
wes injured internally. He wRs re.
IN wed 20 bis hone aud Dts Ffaptz
AID Ws5t summoned. The ipiurei m n
Is very res less and hAg high foyer.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

NOR SALE--A sEV I'm. ktJUBfrD NEW
81 houBs hot Gnt o)ld wste', 90, front
porch in the wojterd part OF TIE cliH. at q
pFios thst viii equal tb ut 81 n month Ttnt
TnOns| TAIN AAl 4.
M ot.oed No. 7l2 matEet stt09t.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

NEW ERA, Tenn, March lola t
Wednesday Afternoon Rufus Kittrell, q
m"lchaut, ind his eon George quArrelei
with y rival merchant, named Fsrris
Ernstein, and his sou, q fsht followed,
in which old KigtIell was killed. and
Young * ,t.rell was mortslly wounded.
Ferris E.ns;ein wac also wounded. 1t
10 tSid ths elder K,ttreil has killed
s9Yan men ainoo the var.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

w. A. HukILL, Auctloneer, will SO as
MARCH,
~, No, 407 Wa hington vt.
Hand 10. Huuseho.d goods, 9th and Pine St,
10. No. East Front ST. Get.
q, STU and orange SITS.
Il, Auction room, 725 Market street.
10. j I'm Br man, IA m and stock, Mt Cuba
-, 9i5 Market ct
q, ave-, near Anchorage, 1.3D o'c ock,
Y, Household goods, ath and jefferson 1t,
hold goods, 9TH aud Washington st,
-, liousehOli goods, 400 East IIlh street,
a, Real Esia'e, 1905 West 4th 81.
ne II open tor engagements on days not nam
ga aDoye, anu In so ne G SEES wnere the sale
could be taken. mi
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

FOR SALE-Residence, No.
6o8 Washington ST.. III rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
bell, servants call bells, and all
modern Improvements. This
property will be sold cheap.
Apply to ]. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAULLEY. Goo Market ST. f2-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

u had rasher BIS a kitten aud cry
msN" thsa gr AZ all niRnt ami tcold
ell Gay vita nenIalRia, when one it.le
bette OF Salvation o. would make ME
sos tic and vel Pussg, ponldn't yo1 o
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Attention Is ca led to public Gale OF
iurHiture ST No. les West Twolith
street, or Frlda7 March 10Th.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

The 81 Suits save you three to four dollars Chldrens.
The IS Suits save you four to FIVE dollars.
The 81 and 50 Suits you five to six dollars.
-, Nearly 1000 Suits: Winter and Early Spring
Weights: Boys and Childrens Handsome styles and
our own make.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Two to five dollars saved.
About 200 Mems Spring Oyercoats.
kinds, and Very stylish Goats. Perhaps you
OF style. Perhaps not more than four.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

500 pairs Of Dress Pantaloons.
These are to go little above half
Pique, Fancy Worsted Foreign manutac
up by our own workpeople.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
NOrIUns
zoToS sTEAMnOAT co.

I'D After Thursday, March :. viii
|sE Est,s ., root wharf daily, tSun3ayb
IN ala. u aud u % noon.
L. pbtta5eluhia al 10 q. %. and pm.
at,Te 'olysd for n particular boat
H@isulss previous to leaving time.
Rhcne No y. IL. m.,o,s Hooh mr.
.lsn' 'S'' me-f
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1888.

More activity in the Oak Hal sa' esrooms as the buy
ers see tor themselves the money to be saved
in purchasing Mems, Boys and Childrsn's Clothing
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
About 1000 Suits without profit.

About 1000 Suits without profit.
These are the Boys and Childrens Suits, balance of
last Springs and Fals stock Very much like the goods
we are now manufacturing in many cases We have made
prices to quicken the sales these before the new goods
come. 1t means dollars in your pockets The weights
and colors are all right.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
NOTICE. NOTICE !

AWAY Until TUE 25th or MARCH.
.,,,,,,mere suit at 2.e2 siz,s from 10
Is,,itens tuiis tizss. from 4 70 ~ At
k,n1 gstd evening suiis AZ ~ 30
t'ss, ssi,s ms Sty res, at so.SgiPrihoe
t.ni,,st ~ g.; mems good evening
I,Wi6:usn's sunday pants, y U wool
tha,s Qo,d 80 COL pants At $780,;
- ysn,5 A low as &c 0Veroosts At
\ =. h., cyo'c ats, 49,; and we have
I tfrseoia 100, WHOM " II pay you
stb,t5Is grirg ELSEWHERE. Gall and
,sursli Il tnn great down ofn
Mrar, 5. ". Dor. Second ard
MT
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

The best Trousers in the city at g.
Thousands sold last year at IS per pair. G
Edward Harris Cashmere and Wanamaker maj
together, and dollar pair saved.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1858

ApGoOA ma AO1 iot 1900
His entire stock OF household goods, among
which are three nice chamber suits, three
Brds8ols carpets, four iugrEin carpets, one
table, one refrigerator one cooE-
leg range beds, bsddtag, tables, chairs,
q neenswaro, cutlery, Kitchen utensils, etc.
Also one lounge.
sale positive. These Gre good goods, and
VOL worth tho attention of ali persons
wishing to purchase anything IN this lima.
WALTEk Ii. I'll JMP3UN.
VIM. A. Hukill, Auc. mlo-2t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

1uUNAuiE lkt SSH AKlH0 uF
In te.c'iI,ipHi psr'eot 1T CORRECT
BIZ mtGeialg pfc.t. dis. M. M. DE.
D. lAtAall stroo. III cod
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

;jsJn SALE UH KEN "a aHUOmFD
y Btylinh homes, nesfly new with double
pofchos; GSro lot for bs:.ios and vegetable
gardeni chi,ken house, sto on tina line of
the romantic u. d .. II. n. a. fotklpn Ria-
tion and Z. u. DtlAwsrs trains 90 suit. SO
f2S.l2t 4. W. FERRtE.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
ror Rent.

ktfT-IHRsE FARMs In
lniyHi o huudfei, Del, Containing
Fely a., o. and 90 aotts. Well
lagd tU.d AM ncH- the ty. NJ
J. FslktE, ". Seventh street,
o. ms $40
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
! uoyrY NEW sHAREs FOR

|uTCH IN TIME SAVES NINE
II the March Winds are beginning to
End your uul.r. Tor repairs aud new
4, 10 II. ". BRINE \ son, at Front
ITkttsis. Telephone call "a, m3-0t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
Standard for over Half a O. :
Praised on Every Trielg
Purely Vegetable, Strictly Reliable
and Absolutely Safe.

For Sale by all Druggists. Price 25 cts. per box;
receipt of price. DR.. j. H. Schenck i Son, Philsd,a.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Before buying call
and see our Csc, White
SHIRTS, double back and
front.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

GVUB SALE, siS WE, HlNra ST.-IF
q you want 10 buy property az homo,
with all modern impfosom snts, ard In per-
feet order, 3oK5t ard very moderate prizes,
you viii ind st SIS wost Ninth ST. Make
u noto VI this, and 40 an / $50 Il ct once, in
edo and out. l.. IL. QUAY. 1881
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

DUBLIO SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER,
Il having mauo arrangements for leav-
ing the city. will sell at pubic So Q, at his
resi1snce, No. 40T Washington street, on
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Try our Is cent
White Shirts made of
good muslin; e asily
washed and ironsd, and
good fitting.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

y h0uHe; alt modern Improve
ments. csntrnity located. Price
SOW and ternaD easy. Apply 90 Y.
PEHN No. ERst Eighth
street. ia lm