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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-05
THE ENDdAN AyENGER.
Rae is seen near sheridan.

Rae is seen Hcar Sheridan.
On Saturday last William Ziri
was up in the hills prospectlli
about Is miles from Sheridan wher
he ran across "Mudge" the Indiai
avenger, who few weeks ago lai
out three Washoe Indians.
Nudge is afoot and has anothe
Indian along with him. He carrie
| "a long, death dealing rifle ans
when the prospector came upo,
him, covered him with his weapon
The prospector threw up hi
hands while Nudge came down the
TIA and hal IA talk still covering
his man. He said that it was q
case OF war to the knife.
Thu Washoes had opened the ball
by killing his brother and now be
! bad seventeen more Indians he
would have to xiii. He asked the
prospector if the authorities were
on his trail and when lie learned
that they were said they could never
catch him IN the mountains and
he would never be taken alive.
The Washoes. whose scalps he is
after, are afraid to sleep outside the
City, and come III every night now
after sun down.
Nudge has bat one leg ard this
the Indians fear more than man
with two, calling it "bad medicine. ="
Allen w. Thurman, son OF
Judge Thurman, said to an intimate
friend 81 do not believe father
would accept the nomination for the
Presidency under any circumstances.
1t is foolish to urge that father can
carry Ohio. There is no Democrat
living who can carry Ohio for the
Democrats in a Presidential year"
A Washington special says
there is very bitter feeling against
the President throughout Western
New York. This is particularly
the case about Buffalo. In 1884 he
lost the county by 400 votes, but
a leading Democrat in the city says
that this year the majority against
him will be 400.
John Nelson has begun suit
against Mackey, Flood, Jones, ct.
al, the Comstock Mill and Mining
and the California & Vir-
ginia Mill and Mining company,
charging them with conspiring to
rob the stockholders out of $780,
200. The defendants assert that it
Is blackmail.
-Four years ago Mr.. Cleveland
pointed the serious danger in the
OF Presidents to re-elec-
ion; now he is striving with all his
night to prevent the country from ;
aking him at his word. This is
lot the only particular, however,
n which he has thus invited popular
iistrust and reproach.
A sensational story is published
n Massachusetts paper attacking
domestic relations.
1t charges him with beating and
.busing his wife.
This sort OF stuff makes very poor
thunder and not one man
n thousand believes a word of it.
Dan De guile in letter to the
alt Lake Tribune solves the ques-
ION OF utilizing the water power OF
Niagara. His idea is to take the
,ater from above the Falls through
large syphon and let it run Tur-
inc wheels at the outlet. Good
lea and easily carried out.
Senator Stewart has again been
Il deck in the Senate with a hat
Ill of bricks. He landed several
ne other day on the mob of Pan
|ectric Garland and showed him
D as a fearful old fraud. Stewart
ever rises in his seat without setting
own on somebody.
The Babies Cry For II.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-05
ALL NOETS.

: There will be dance in En-
}. pire Friday evening.
The "Meteors" beat the "Sil
yer States" yesterday.
The trial Of Miles Finlen fo
murder is set ior July 10Th.
-WANTED-A girl to do genera
housework. Apply at this office.
Archer Bakers little store is
daily filling up and business i'm
proving.
Tho County Commissioners
met yesterday and audited the
usual bills.
The contract for plaster;ng the
Sweeny building was given to Re-
no plasterer.
Herb Lindsey has accepted the
position of clerk and barkeeper at
the St. Charles.
Now is tile time to bring IN
political announcements. Terms
cash in advance.
There are now fourteen electric
lights around the saw mills and
yards at Glenbrook.
CHARLES Graft who was tried
for the murder OF Joseph Shannon
was acquitted by the jury.
In the report of the funeral of
ex-Sheriff Swift, Rev. Mr.. Woods
name was inadvertently omitted.
He conducted the service at the
house.
-Hazlett, the Pilgrim Printer,
was in town yesterday. He is the
Wandering Jew" of the craft and
has not shown up here before tor
ten years.
--Sweeny's old restaurant will
reopen next Saturday. Billy and |
and his partner are overbauling the |
place and propose to set the best |
table in town.
The Amateur Dramatic Club il
Eureka are modest set.
They announce their intention OF
playing Forget Me Not" .'Diplo-
macy" and "Our Boys"
George Meyers the grocer is
building new sidewalk on the
South side of his store. Go and
get some of that roller barley and
wheat for mush at Meyers. Fine
you bet.
Edward E. Cochran and Miss
Millie A. Doten, daughter of the
veteran journalist, Ali. Doten, were
married at Reno, at the residence
of the brides mother, June LIST, by
Rev. William Lucas.
The st. Louis Convention will
meet today.
Thurman's friends object to his
being thrown into the orchestra to
play second fiddle to Cleveland the
Buffalo cat-gut scraper.
-Backache, site hes in the side,
initiation and soreness of the bow
els, are symptoms Of disordered
state of the digestive and assimilat-
i've organs, which can be corrected
by the use of Ayers Cathartic Pills.
A sound body and contented
mind are necessary to perfect hap
piness. If you wish to possess {
these, cleanse your blood with I
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is perfectly |
safe to take. and is thoroughly re-
liable. highly concentrated, and
powerful blood purifier.
During heavy storm at Glen S
brook yesterday, frog of enormous '
,ize was seen to fall, apparently \
rom the clouds, and strike the side =
walk in front oil Shorts store. 1t ,
motionless for a moment,
md then, with couple of leaps, =
upon the showcase in the
store and danced over the counters,
ETC., to the great con-
terDation of all who saw its antics. e
l clerk in the store declares his a
,elief that the frog descended from S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-05

Gen. Sheridan is still lowering
between life and death. At last
accounts he was suffering from a
severe hemorrhage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-05
STOCKS,

STOCKS.
Savage -
Con. Cal. & Va 10
Best & Belcher-3 10
Gould & Curry-3 -
Mexican > 81
Peer Less 10
Weldon-5oc
Mono-1 ~
Baltimore-9jc
Po:Osi-3 o.
Chollar-3 -
Nevada Queen-3 so
ConSdence-iS
Imperial-40c
Eureka Con.-6
Kentuck-2 81
Navajo -
Mt. Diablo-3 -
Scorpion-50c
Utah j p
Challenge 20
Bodice
Audes-l 20
Union-3
Crown Point IS
Bullion 10
Julia-3:c
Silver Hill-41c
Overman-l So
Seq. Belcher-2 30
Exchequer-i
Sierra Nevada-335
Alpha 80
North Belle Isle 0o
Belcher-3 80
Yellow Jacket 10
Hale & Norcross-1s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-05
Notice.

Notice.
On account of departure East, all
persons indebted to me, will confer
a favor by making as liberal a pay
ment as possible before June 10th.
GEO. c.. THAxTER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-05

Senator Stewart has again been
or deck in the Senate with a hat
full of bricks. He landed several
the other day on the mob of Pan
electric Garland and showed him
up as fearful old fraud. Stewart
never rises in his seat without setting
down on somebody.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

'rnere 10 " Boy Dan trust ,
Bsniofhope Reyi,4.

l once visited a public school. At
recess a little fellow came up and
spoke TO the teacher. AS he turhed to
go down the platform the master said,
"This is boy l eau trust; he never
failed me-" / followed him with my
eye, and looked at him when he took
his seat at recess He had fine.
open, manly face. thought a good
deal about tho masters remark
What q character had that boy earned
He had already gotten what would be
passport into the best firm In the
city, and, what is better. into the con-
tidence and respect OF the whole COM
munity. wonder if the boys know
how soon they are rated by other PEG.
plef Every boy in the neighborhood
is known, and opinions are formed of
him; he has character either fayora
BILE or untavorable. A boy of whom
the master can say, can trust him;
he never failed me-" will never want
employment. The fidelity, prompt
ness and industry which he shows at
school are in demand everywhere and
priced everywhere. he who Is faith
full in little will be faithful in much.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

AS o sharp old New Yorker recently
ttepped from . railroad train 10 Chi.
caRo, q handsome young lady skipped
up TO him, threw her aimu rApturonsly
about his neck and kissed him several
times, saying: "Oh, papa, / am 90
alai You have com, IL Tho old gentle.
man threw both arms about her aud
held her firmly 70 his hreasf. soon she
looked mp into his face. and horror
stood 10 her eye. "0h, m,l you're NOT
my pspsl shs sail, try ing to free her.
self from bis embraces. "Yss, am, !"
ipslsted the old gentlemsp, EoldiDs he,
tightly; 'yoa sre my Ions loaf dangh
ter, and an RoinR TO keep yuu right
in NV arms TN get o policeman. -
When the Cfiosr came. aud found toe
cid Rentleman's diamond pin in the
girls hand, hs SAID: "Thst's o new
trick here" 'Ist2" Queriei the old
gentleman "Welt, it's several weeks
old In New Yosk"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
AS UoLY AS INGALLS,.


st. Louis Republican.
The recent caustic interview be-
tween Senator Ingalls, and O Washing.
ton reporter. which Is said not to have
pleased that rather vain statesman
over well when he read 1t In cold type
has brought out some good stories at
the expense Of the supercilious Kan
san. II seems constituent, a rough.
looking fellow of the cowboy type,
sent In his card to the Senator at the
Capitol one day last Winter. and then
seated himself In the marble room to
await the Senator's arrival. When
Mr.. ingalls, made his appearance some
one engaged him In conversation. AT
Its conc usion he started 10 re.enter
the chamber, having apparently for
gotten the purpose for which he quit
ted II. At that moment the cowboy
seized him. ''Be you Senator" he
inquired.
/ senator Ingalls, disengaged himself
and answered with unusual dignity
l''I have that honor sir"
"Do you know old Ingalls,. OF Kan
, sas2" was the next interrogatory.
The senior senator from Kansas and
president pro TEN Of the United States
Senate, gave the fellow q piercing look
to see II he WAS in earnest. He evil
IDENTIFY satisfied himself on that point
for he answered Immediately; "0h
yes; we are well acquainted"
By this time quite crowd of Sena
tors and Senate employees had gathered
around the two men.
swell, then" continued the visitor
~ wish you would tell him | an
about tired of waiting for him, and /
he does not hurry out here pretty soor
I'll make it lively for him when hi
next election comes around
"Do you know Ingalis7" inquired
the Kansas Senator, with an air Vt in
difference.
II do not" was the response.
"Ilave you any idea what he look
like?"
mo, hut I'm told he's as ugly a
the old Nick"
"Do you suppose he is as ugly as
amf' was Mr. Ingalls, next interroga
tory.
"Well, I don't know" said the teI
low, with great elaboration, but
expect you crowd him mighty close.
AT this point Mr.. Ingalls, made hi
escape Into the Senate chamber. try
ing to look responsive To the roars {
laughter which followed him; and HI
constituent wonders to the preser
day why he could not get an intervie
! with his Senator, but declares wit
much emphasis that "he'll make
hot yet for old ingalls," when the nel
. Senatorial election takes place IN Kan
T sas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

"Your children all turned out well
/ reckonp" said man addressing an
old acquaintance he had not seen for
many years.
avail, yes, oil but Bill, poor fel.
ler."
Drunk Ticker, reckon"
ooh, no, never drunk no Ticker, but
hain't amounted to nothin'. Bill wuz
deceived an 1t rmnt him."
Love affairH'
eyes, an mighty bad one"
"She married some other fellow,
chr"
'Oh, no, She married him. She
wuZ a wilder, an let on that she was
well of, but she wasn't. Wy, she
want able to get Bill decent suit o.
clothes the week arter they wuz mar
ried. Yes, the pore fellow has lost
confidence"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

A peculiar state OF affairs sxitts In
the school at Esst Haven, near White
Haven, Pa. Miss C.tirxy was appoint.
I'd teacher 10 5,psembsr last, hut tho
people Of tho district objected TO the
chsuee. As the prsseo, teacher Gas very
popular. "sluce then they have To.
fused to send thsir children TO echooi.
Tcr three months past Niles CGffrAy has
kept the school open, hat bad 10 pupils.
During tue lass month one boy, years
Of age, has attend ed, and now com
plaint 10 made to the directors tina, thu
ooy IL under age aud demand his re-
moval. Miss Cafirsy draws Ter salary
reg uiarly evsry month "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

About $50 cigar makers In New York
will be affected by the recently an
noun oed reduction In wages to take
effect next week. The result Of the
vote on the application OF the New
York city members 10 the members OF
,hs International Union throughout the
United States and Cauada for permits
sion o strike has rot yet been received.
The BHike, II allowed, will, It ts etatsd ,
involve svery mauufscturer who NJ
tsmpts TO Introduce the tenement hon,
pyslem.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

About q half million bushels OF coal
were shipped TO Cincinnati and Louisville
from Piitsburg last night, according 70
6 despstch from the latter place, and II is
thought as much more viii be shipped
to-day This will be about the extent Of
the river shipment on the present rise.
Over 1000, 900 bushels OF coal were ready
for shipment but the operators were un
able TO get II below the Davis Island dam
on account Of heavy Ice, which prevented
the lowering Of the wiekets. This was
the first opportunity the coal men have
had TO ship coal By river for eight months,
and the failure OF the wickets to work has
occaaIoned c .nsidefable grumbling.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
NOTICES


ETOllut-i, MARY RYAN. THE
u owner and OCCUPANT Of the house sit.
kied az 800 King ftfOet in the tth ward OF
q city OF Whining tot, county OF NewOastls
IA State Of elsvlre, In compliance with
: requirements Of the acts Of the General
HBeuSly In such casa made and provided,
hersoy Rivo notice hat shalt upply IN
tlng 10 the OOurt OF General sessions Of
eeaou and JAN Delivery, Of
state Of delaware. in and for Now Gas
tounty on Monday, the O. day Of Feb.
D., 1879 being the next term Of said
brit, for a license for said house aS an inn Or
eru, Tor the sale therein OF iotoxicating
roTS 10 less quantities. than ono quart, 70
h'GaE Tn tho promises, ard tho follow Ing
octabo cttlssnt Of said ward recon-
hi tho sNii application. VIII
d tletniI.r Lewis sass
Weph nov James MAXWELL
bn Mc,Hfi cy Geo Staip
In CEihOun R0ary X kinR
IN Goru ley WIN Ualhoun
|zbmas Kelly ThomAs Wtnso
n Nd = ulat1 J9hn haggertg
I'm McDlnlilrty James Moo onigal
. .tert Ham u lght bernard Bonner
II rios SmitR Thomas Lally
DO illin Samuel tinieY
nusl tt EmeNA CbArles Yetter
prgs Aeeio MARY KY AN. i5.3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
Per,,s of Now York ront,cs.

Aristocratic New Yorker-"I say,
want you to give me lift"
Friend-''ln what wayr
am gong to run for alderman and
I want you to help me out"
at | was you wouldn't do II. "
Don't you think I'd be electeda"
''pm sure you sould. That's why
! don't like to see you rum"
why notf'
swell, l see by the papers that Sing
Sing is crowded, and they may put
you In the same cell with some dis
reputable character"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

An old bachelor, who had long
sought TO find woman that, as he
used to say, "wculd be fitting mste''
at last found her in railroad car, and
took seat by her side. She was
young and innocent in appearance, and
after a short time the bachelor softly
whispered to her: "Are you married,
my dearH" "Me married." she cried,
In tones that rang through the car;
''me married. No, but I've sued a
Teller tor breach of promised" The
bachelor left the car at the first station
1t stopped at.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

Surgeon General Hamilton is In
formed that the Marine Hospital 81
Detroit IL overcrowded, and many OF
the patients have no better aceommo.
do lions than cots In the halls. The
cfowding Is caused by the recent bliz
Gard. which injured many sailsrs on
the Lakes. Congress will be asked tc
provide for the enlargement Of the hos.
pitaL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
Tho KENTUCKY ooIonsl again.

'Col. Sharp, going along there, is a
nice man, Jim"
II beg to differ from you about that,
Frank. He carries water on both
shoulders."
''Oh, no, Jim. He never has any
thing to do with water. The mere
sight OF II causes him to bark"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

George II. Howells, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, said yesterday that the pix iron
market Ia ''booming;" the furnaces In
the South are runniug full blast, and
that tn re is q ready market for all the
pro 'uct. mot since the wa-," 50 d be,
has there been such prosperous times in
the South F."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

Tee public debt sta'emspt issued on
Tuesday shooa red roiion daring De.
Gem ber Of Sl4,5 1884 ,6sO. Total ossa In
the Tressurs, S5H 625.557. The total
o image oi tho United States miutE
dueiug Dozen her, INCLUDING 2 7s5, 400
IstsR3ard dollars, was valued 81 50. 762,.
665.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
lgInENI).
L.-

WTFIVEWU
H GENITAL NATIONAL Rank OF
ILMIhaToN, Deo 81, 1887.
~ board 81 l,lfCotCrs nayo this Cay de-
'==<<H dividend OF three Por Gent for tho
~ tix months, payable on and after the
a=z zRg OF January, 1888.
JOAN PEI Plies.
*<=4l VI Uasnior'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

Dirty : AUST AND SAFE IEPosTr co.,
HiLulnoT DRL dec, ~, 1881.
% bOsrd OF itcc tUra have this daY do
ID . dlyideHd Of CHO- and -Uue. HAN Par
y iof lhs tix mOnthi ending DSo 81, 1887,
Izp'e al tho TN . OF the oonpany On an !
q JGnn'ry 81, 1888, gnd nave Rlso added
- 20 tie dGcpiua fuud.
% IN. oLAhKSON, Treasurer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

s. IiUE-T THE ANNUAL MEbTlru
& OF the 'Tssmoza' Mutusi fire Insur-
E ponpsny OF tho state Of Delaware"
q nal1 o.. fhs Oifics OF the company on
#ry, January q, 1855, RG 10 O'Clock AN,
lea tins ga election for ave managers
&c turou years will DO held, AM ono
% iEteresl on all deposit nOtss viii he
*piA biK per cent. interest 90 all
De- amounting 10 % and upwards
Dc pail 70 Inomeers. The agents Of tho
% ~ Aro AushOfiS ID IN receive the due9
= memberS AMI - pay thsm their ibIor'
NlJrnV Dup IRr President.
I A. LAMOTrH, SEQ and Treasurer.
d2A at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
ID MT Know I was
Loaded "

/ DO for q stupid boys excuse but
. can be said for the parent who
bis child languishing daily and fails
.cornize the want OF tonic and
.purifier? Formerly, a course OF
], or sulphur and molasses, was the
In well.regulated families but now
htelligent households keep Ayers
hparllla, which is at once pleasant
taste, and the most searching and
lave blood medicine ever discovered.
ahan s. Cleveland, q E. Canton ST.,
En-, writes my daughter, now q
1 old. was in perfect health until a
ago when she began to complain OF
Ia, headache, debility, dizziness,
hstion, and loss Of appetite. con.
il that all her complaints originated
pure blood, and induced her to take
Sarsaparilla. This medicine soon
Ped her blood-making organs to
INV action, and in due time reestab-
II her former health. I find Ayers
|hparilla most valuable remedy for
lassitude and debility incident to
&g time" I
4 Castright, Brooklyn Power Co.,
tklyn, n y, says "As a Spring
Ijcine, find q splendid substitute
the old.time compounds In Ayers
.hparilla, with a few doses OF Ayers
!. After their use, / feel fresher and
nger 10 60 through the summer"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

3E#7T IF.YT IFAIIuAAL BANK,
! z77zIN6TOr, H., GcambSr 10, 1887. (
#+tlee is hereby given that the annual meet
" 81 The slUcKhOlduTs of this bank will be
@<4+t the banking house GU Tuesday, the
ga LAY OF January lteS, between the honfs
ne ttnckt olderB 70 serve AS Gi-ectora The ems
={HE year. GEO. ID. ARMSTR0NG,
Jim Cashier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

TOFLOE- PERSONS WHO HAVE
msi6 p1yInonis on lots 10 MT. Salem
*etafy arc requested 10 come forward
knttle or Rivo satisfactory security ba :
January lst, 1883, or the lots " III % for
ID, ana any eodiee In thsu viii be re-
#eo. JOHN W. HALEY,
- tu,th,eW Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
For This Week Only.

Before taking stock we will offer goods
40 per cent. below cos', rs We must close
them out for alteration.
Mems good evening suits, former price
IS; now Is rs.
Mems good Sunday suits, former price
Vie; now $7.47
Elegant overcoats, former price $3.50
now q 30.
A fise beaver overcoat, former price S15i
now $3.50.
Boys good suit, former price 90 SOL
now t3.75.
Fine boys suit, former price $40; now
S5S7. Elegant black worstei Prince AL.
bert suits at 20. Good children's suits,
former price $3.50; now S1.07. Elegant
Sunday children's suits, former price
$4.S0; now 81 rs. Mems pants sold at 81,
now Sl.l5. Men'e good Sunday pants,
former price s. so; now f2.l5. Chlldren's
pants % cents. Also other bargaini
which it will paw you to see at the great
downtown Bargain Store,
8. W. COR. 2ND & MARKET sTS.,
IR. w. WOLTERS
L d7-Im
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
Id 10 Real Estate Owners,

D. 10 tcnantH composing my rcut-rol
big The year lss7 have with few exceptions.
~ me tutirs satis faction, both in payment
Pint ana taxi ing care % the properly, there
fewatdiug mo owner with greatly Increased
fnuc A. well ~ myself for the special care
BE selection Of my tenants, ~ each one
Ht nagsn close scrutiny bciOre being accept
Property o ucrs who have heretofore
il annoyed with bad tenants and loss of
will save money by adopting better plan
"a culupttvht aud experienced
a and manag or for the coming year. Win
'tuty years Of study aud practical e1-
be- IN general ronyeyAncing and resi- es-
Datiors, do not hesitate to hOl myself
81 And Vupliurd for renting and manaR-
bal estate and also loc preparation OF
paIuft for dIspOsing Of property.
4sL GE4BkGE U. 8aANlS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
60 To

Taylor b HulleKton's, No. 302 King
street, for puee drugs Of sl desoEip-
sion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

1&sVlLBND NOTICE.
The Rational BANK on
EILMlhGToS AND BRAHDYwIEE,
DeoomDer 81, 1851.
I Dc board CT DlTast0rs have this day De.
ID a soni-lnnusi dividend OF 7 per cent.
|zsole on dem and. UeHU nOWLAND,
70 cashier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
er's SarsaparilIa,

u PREPARED By
". G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Be 81; siI bottles, u. Worth e5 bottle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

4 AVlNH 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE
In oolle1dng rents and mNnag ing
eststtn, oiatm TO render the most sc O.
iul and satisfactory service in IN st de-
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=ket tuest. "a I'm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

N" EsoLlJ -PEsSuNb IA tl4NH
their own cloth cen have II out and
&e with Dost trimminge; guaranteed.
"a WorEmaneh'p and good ntting suit.
4 ttI 10 OF Barnsnt, for only %. at aol W.
pnd st-eoL 1907
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

t1OR SALE--A kIUE sOKkEL HORSE,
II 7yeArs cid; warranted sound, KIM and
gentle in single or douolo harness; perfectly
taio for q woaA 10 drive. Apply 10 X b
EkT SrRAlN, John Aanson's livery STAB o,
sla and kiag stree2. c3l o.