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Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
PROF. HEATH,
Parlor and Room

Nos.1 and 16, (sepsrate psrlor for i'd 'es)y
at the Delaware House 5lS MARKET street.
On account of hume GUS calls for
chiropodist work, Prot. Heath has pro-.
longed his stay and will remain q day or
two yet, when he will positively have to-
lease to I'LL appointments already past
due. Call early and avoid the annoyance
OF waiting. Consultation free. Charges
reasonable. % ears experience, and
the amount named before anythiug 10
done.
Read the following teftimonial from voserh
Kern to the delicate skill and success OF Prof.
April Is, 1855 -Profes Heath has rendered
eminently satafactory, and pa nless treat
mend him as a safe, skillfnl aud successfuI 4
operator in that imp portant pro iesslon. Joseph
Kern, ieweler, No. 07 Market street, VIII
still another evidence that Prof. Heath
Sts eton ss Oh
..t From ,swego n. -, Morning Express;
ShAropodist, ha- cured many cases thai have
been called ineurable, ar'i complete success
friends who will give him hearty welcome
should he wish TO retarn.''
N NTiCE-The Professor wishes ladies and
gentlemen to take notice that he not only re-
lseves thea from all .uifering in the feet, but
ss tSSsss how ,S se eSss % them
will he published.
References in wlmlng,on: DIR. West DR.,
Klttinger DIR. Frantz, DIR. Wales Dir. b leck,
Dr DraJo, Dr Cooper, Dr. Wilson, DIR.
Saith, Joseph Kern, and hundred otner
leading citizens
The famous ParlIian cream superauous hair
treatment that was resently sold In Paris for
take y the Liquid trettmen'. Some have bet
ter and less trouhie in the Iemogal of the hair
Win the larisinn treatment. a te-timonial
furnished on Applicant IN from a leading so ie-
" lady of Wilmington, who took the treat
ment over one ar ago, without any return Of
the annoyance.
ofdce 6eur5, at tie Delaware House, BIS
a. III, to and 9p. m. Ring bell beside
Golden Horse Shos sign at ladies entrance.
Cat THIS ont fer reference lt will not apuear
agRtn. PROBE, .SnR HEATH. Chiropodist,
DermatollSist and Manicure. mi
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Little ph.itp vYail,s booy Found

COLUMBIA, April 80 The body Of
Philip Wall, son Of George Wall, the
little Marietta boy who has beon miss
log sinos tho 14th instant, Was foand
floating In tho 6osquehenna lEst even
Ing near bhe foot OF Walnut Erect.
Two boys, John Wogis and John Eus-
wiler. were on the river shore about TO
take swim, when young Wo2le saw
something floating short distance out
10 the stream. They hastily procured .
boat and assistance. The body wns soon
brought Ashore and identified ns that Of
Philip Wall,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Caucus for Clerk

TIE Democratic members of Council
Will meet In cnuous thia evening for ths
purpose OF nominating o clerk to the
City Auditor. The present incumbent,
q. 8. Adams, Jr.. who has Allied the
office with fidelity for n number of
years, has declined to enter the contest.
The contest will be between John
Boughusn, who formerly kept book
store, and William a. Stuart, mem.
bor Of tho Board OF Education. The
iortunate candidate agreed upon will be
elected by Council on Thursday evening
next.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
knnhan nenin.

Tie vile Of joan Nebeker, OF New
port, vas attacked with spoplexy on
Monday, and died before the arrival OF
the physician, who was immea iately
cent for. She waa In her Eixty-slxte
year, and although che had besn aiiing
ior some time, her sudden deosnae was
entirely unexpected. The tnAeral vii
take place on Thursday aiternoor. Ser
vices i'll be held in st. James Cnaron
and the intermeut will take place II
the cemetery adjoining the same 3
NoWlcrt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Na,ura, Gas a. Unpa.ura, Prs.sure.

JoHNsTowN, April 80 The larger
part OF this city had very narrow es-
cape from destruction last night. For
come unexplained reason the reducing
station OF the West Moreland and Cam
bria Natural Gas Company failed to work
and high pressure was turned into the
pipes When discovered, policemen and
, neighbors went around and wekened the
/ pc jple aud scores found their stoves and
ranges red hot, some burning the floor
through. The city lookup was on fire
and came near roasting the prisoners.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Brsr,ss..
! rae s snssgsss n.s "A. nS.ss g .a;ss: { !! sisy

zhe eneapess mas house ln.the ossy
AUxHfera Rrasss se4 Market street.
Air.brat es-Oysiones.
Try Bush's cosI you will like It,
Bfanilinn Balm, Immediate cure for numpe.
Braaiiinn Balm cures cold; 80 doses, Ice.
60 20 Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your rurnlture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like It..
Millard r. Davis, jeweler, Q E. Second st.
Fine 10 X. Kings, at Hanrs. ID K. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist. 9Th and King.
American Laundry, oo2 West Front street.
An equestrian should ride q fiery steed
only In winter.
Nine. Mss Dsbar ought TO feel at home
now, surrounded by so many "celis."
Tho chicken crop is iarRes. Just afser feed
ing time.
A young hon allowed about fiowor bed is
apt 70 pullet TO pieces.
A hen is brought into tho world and sent
out Of 1t BY the hateh-tt Fystsn.
Keep your eye on Hollis, at No. 4 W. ind
strses ne is going TO skip.
The rooster is very positive bird, but the
hen is an ee gitive one.
The iron Chancellor or Germany Eeems to
be peculiarly BisHy Just now.
Eirst class furniture at Murphey's. 300 Ship
ley street.
30 70 deo. y. Murphey,s Tor your phfiof
chamber and dining room furniture, 5Oe ship
ley street.
II eannet have escaped Bismarek's notioe
that peacs hath her VloteTiaa no less rc-
noune1 than war.
Ronnsts sre no longer trimmed with in.
ssois--save tho Presidential bonnet, which
mas bee In It, II not on It.
Go 70 II. II Moore's stalls, Nos. 72 and 10
Second ct. market, for ycur choioe creamery
fresh bntter; also the best cream cheese at
market price.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
murdered Her for rnree Dollars.

NRw YORK, April 80 Mike DrIsooll,
cousin OF the reeantly hanged Whyo
gang leader. Dan Driscoll, has identi.
fisd the woman murdered by John
Martin, at 80 Hamilton street, Saturday
night, Ss Mary Conway, his mistress.
He ssys he hes lived with the woman
ssnr years. Sine has con IA yesTs OF
age, OF whom Arthur Chambers, the
phila6olp phiA sporting man, is the god.
fStLsr, Her husband disd u year ago.
Driscol, says Martin killed the woman
for So, which he gave her q. O'Clock
Saturday oven. ug,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
murdered for uer Money,

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, April 3D..
The general feeling here In reference to
tao murder yesterday OF Mrs. Kesrnoy
and her grandson ia that robbery inciied
the crime. Two bullet holes were
found In the b9y's skull, while the
womAn's head Was 30 oruahsd with an
axe ~ to ut once explode the theory OF
suicide. The boy was the grandson OF
j. o. Hand, wealthy iron merchant Of
PhilAdelphia, aud was to have come In
for an estate Of SAC, COO On attaining hia
majority.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
phokan to naAtIi.

PorTsyILLE. Pa, May 1.-TfA body
of Charles George, a cArpentsT. was
found hanging By the neck between the
palings of picket fence on 3 secluded
stss:t In this place, yesterday. He had
bsbr seen o short time before holding TO
tbo fence, apparently intoxicated. 1t
10 supposed that this feet slipped and In
falling his head was caught between
the palinRs.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
For rstrlaerators 40 10 Adair'r.
Ice ussan.

]. T. Kennsdy has opened an Ice
cream parlor at No. 203 West Sixth
strees, and ia prepared to accommodate
all who may give him cail. He uses
pure cream, and consequently his man
ufaotzre is equal to any that can be
found anywhere. He will dispose Of 1t
by the plate, quart or gallon. Those
WHO try 1t 6ill be satisaed with its
quality.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
rirn AIarms Duripg April

The Fire Recorder OF tbs Dslagar ,
p, ,ok Oomenny reports tha following
aisr,1 CT Ares duriaa tho psst month;
S ASriI 8, from box 26, slight hre peat
ApprvIsra Mp,n svenue and Linden btres,e;
Anri, Ar II, bax 2S, In shed In rear Of NO.
a Nv "a %Wset seventh street; April "a, box
sS" % burnine Of paper In s,l ash osrrel
~ ~ 1nra Of no use No 6l6 King street.
tnril 2e, from boz II. slight fire 10 % aiy J.
room OF p, W s. b B. r., Thifu
R,ilIoad avsnue.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
The Emperor Improving slowly.

BERLIN. April 30-Professor Berg
mann wrote TO the Chiof Onurt Msr.
shall to-day requesting TO be relieved
from attendance on the Emperor, on
the ground that 1t was bost that the
patient should not bs trsRted by two
ph y slolaus unable TO agree. The EN-
peror Epprovsd Professor Bsrgmann's
course, and the latter withdrew from
the casa. He will be replaced by DR.
Bsrdelbsn. The Empsror wee some-
what teverish to day. Hs tecovers his
strength very slowly.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
covered BY hIvs, shrevs,s Pistol,

Bazi lai E1smap, q stAblaman In the
employ OF Mis. Alexander SarsSe, h
young widow of WEshtstowo, n. j.,
attem ptsd to force his way into her
room while she was asleep on Sanday
W hen she opensd the door to SEQ who
whs there he Ieizad her, but ske broke
away, and ACQUIRING pletol pointed 1t at
him, threatening 10 shoot. EskmRn re
treated, and Mfs. Shreye, going TO q
window, called for help. Several per.
sous came to her assista nce, and Eos-
man WAS arrested. He 10 unmarried
and past middle age, and has been
drinking heavily for come time. 1t Ia
thought thSt hp lie derapged.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Auction sa,e Of watches.

Pawn broksrs' sale on Tuesday even
inf, May Isl, ard oontinae eHtsy even.
Ing during ths week ut Stidham U
Sons auction room, Ill East h street.
Gola and silver watches, sone hne
movements. Howard Bartlett ans
other Waithsn Rbschas; also Spring
hsld and Rockford ulsks. Diamen :
and jawelry Of ali kinds and lot oi
miscellaneous goods Open for innygc-
tion oil through the day. L. W. SUI
hasa & Boz, aucsioneors, -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Go to AdAir's for pArlor iufnIture.
Frosh Dslauarv shad. .

Powell, In the Third stseet market, has
an unusually fine supply OF fresh Della
ware shad, Delaware rock, perch and
other varieties for to-moirow's market.
Shad feem to be finer and fatter this sea
son than for several years, and as they
are sold at reasonable price, they are
within the reach of all
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
rhe sehoo, Election.

kpl.n siliey, ofthe Second Ward
EOp,fpt.d 10 permit the uso OF hib
kv candidate for election to the
Ia Board. Myers Hay 90, the pre-
4 member, 10 . candidate for re-
&IOu Charles L simmons is also
In Of BY bic irieads OF q candidate
In position. The election lakes
psI. Saturday,, and it 10 high
thai cur c..igsns generally should
ies. . syssar degree OF interest In
"a 10 H. II they 10 not intend to
hngo By default. 5 ""..
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
a philadeipn,an shot,

0LATRE. Kar., April 30 John p
Rehsdon, whose p1other lives at 1874
North Gsrnett straet, Philadelphia, was
shot and killed last night ct R,und
Pyairle Schoolhouse, twelve miles
North 81 here BY . deputy sheriff and
o posse who mistook him for o desper-
ate criminal who they were after.
keardon was armed with Winohes.
ter riffs, q Colts revolver and q bowie
knife, and WAS apparently on his way
to the West. He had 300 rounds OF
AMMUNITION, q big dog, pony and Sl6l
In Dash, aud bank book showing that
he hal S155 on deposit at the Bank of
Commerce In Kansas City.
His pony getting tired, he s.oppsd at
the schoolhouse last Wednesday night
and told those whom he met that be
was bad man VITO had killed several
men In the Indian Territory. The
people around there believed the story,
and as he went constantly armed to the
teeth they were afraid OF him. Upon
the report OF his being OF the Rchool.
house csming 10 this oity yesterday the
sheriff concluded that he was John
Rodgers, who was desperate crimina a.
for whom he had q warrant, and seni
his deputy after HIM. The officer gol
two mora mon to accompany him and
entered the sohoDlhonse, where he told
RcArdon that he hsd o warrant for hil
Arrest, and ordered him TO throw up hit
hands. He refused, and grkbbsd y shot.
gtft inssSe hands Of Cne OF the posse
when the deputy hred, striking Rsar
don In the arm. just then the mar
with the shotgun hred one load, striking
heArdon ia the right breast aud the
second In tho heart. He died Instantly
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
frame buildings.

plslnl d u.ade that Merr'a Tay loi
Iotiug 4 Dez frame bnilding on
street between jackson and Van
! pres The matter should be
ilto,as Hr Taylor will certainly
rOylngly violate the city ordin'
A prlpst iEterpretstlon OF tn,
bay slf tfoabls and expense,
F!y 00mm ,Csloner should give
EIn..oa 10 the msbeT.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
rre,ldlnR Elders Appointments. .

Presiding Elder Murray will preach
at Rising Bun, Md, on Thursday even
ing; on Friday evening a. Roulands.
vile; on Saturday at Mt. Pleasant, and
on Sunday at Port Deposit. The third
week of this month he will pass attend
ing the sessions OF the General Confer.
enee In the city of New York.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
ReruIt OF Garnss.

John Fry, No. 4O5 King st.eet, has
mace arrangements to reoeive the acore
OF all base ball games between the
League clubs and the Association clubs.
The result of the contests will be posted
In his place OF business not later than 7
p. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
rhievinE xs1 COlleotor.

LANCASTER, Pa, Hrg William
]. Duttenhofsr, tax collector Of Colum'
h!a borough, Is deiaulter for nearly
o., coo. In court, yesterday afternoon,
the boEdsmsn declared their signatures
to the bolid wore forged. Thsy asked
for rule To set asido the judgment
against them, but the court refused 1t
Dat Jnhoier admits the forgery.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
window shades, window Shades.

Househeepers wanting window shades
made of the best material and at the
lowest cash prices, can get them at l..
Fl. Sprinsar's, 299 Orange street.
N. B Venetian Biindp painted and
trimmed. All orders promptly filled.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

Big Black Beetles by tho Thousands.
WILLIAMsroRT, April 30.-There
was veritable shower OF heetles In
this city this evening. The big black
bugs swarmed through the streets by
thousands. Hundreds were crushed 10
death on the sideu Alks. Many of them
were killed by tho electric lights.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Adair's for chamber futniturs.
w. w. Weir, Pm otographer,

Gil Market street. Entrance In LsN
toms atore, by elevator. direct to fiso.
OF gallery. No clint bling of steps; new
and originsl scenery; either In door OF
out door work, having every facility for
making more changes In styles OF pic
tures than any other photographer In
the state. Cabinets So rer dozen. Call
and examine work. Walk In store and
you will be kindly received,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Barn Bnrnaa.

ELKToN, Nd, May Ia large bsrn
on tho farm Of Jas. A. Davis, clark Of
tho Ceall County Circuit Court, ,situatsd
shout tive miles from here, was burned
on Sunday afternoon, with y large
quantity of baled hay, agrioul-
tural implements, number Of hogs,
and oil the contents OF the barn, ex-
csptinz the horses.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
The AfAIr with morocco.

TANoIER, April 30.-The Sultan o.
Morocco hesitates to submit to arbitra-
tion the dispute between his Government
and the United States regarding the i'm
prisonment at Rabat of persops under the
American Consular protection. Mr.
Levitt, the American Consul, is awaiting
further orders from Washington
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
BRrERIne

In dry goods and notions at No. 113 W.
Second street, to cloae busines. Ali
persons In need OF goods of the above
kind will do we'll to call and purchase,
Ae these goods will be sold st prioes that
will oioHe them out in short time. 113
West Second street, NJ r. Wyatt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
q. the i,oa.e Of I duenl lon

following additional candidates
rnssr,eo yC allow tho use OF their
vi the BJarl oi Eiuestioa: In
PHI ward David II. Ooyle will
A'btlJ p TheOuoIs Eenkel. In
FSliih watl Henry p. Mason has
itd u become a candidate in OPP
ato j. A.!fet Collins, the pres
|llber -.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Mr. slngsriey's Stock Farm ia uecn 90

ELkToN, Nd, April 3O.-Mr. wm.
NJ. eingerly, proprietor OF tine Phila
delphia Record, and of ths extensive
pulp and paper works in Cecil County,
having abandoned his Idea Of using the
"Holly HAll' property az > stock farm
has. through Shockley & Smith, reai
estate agents., purchased properties situ'
ated on the Little Elk river, about two
milea from Elkton, for that purpose.
He paid Frederick 81. Racine "a, 900 for
l08 acres, improved by dwelling houses
snd buildings, and DR.. a. Il. Mitchell
81 900 for 80 acres of pasture land ad-
joining the other. He will keep hia
stand srd. bred horses that nre now in
Elkton and at Lexington, Kentucky,
on the property, where he will erect @
dwelling for the superintendent Of the
stock, & 7. O. Crouch, and suitable
buildings for the horses
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
wantedl waptedl wantedl

Every person who have carpet or car.
pets to call at the Wilmington Carpet
Cleaning Works, 11th and jackson SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
lsalatAsr p.ss.t. ms Old wlre,

fisIER, April 3O.-John X. Frank,
o. Reitou tais county, has been
aud he d trial, chaigsd with
'a o. htw!ie. AppoloniG, who is
old. The parties 10 the suit are
fits Of grown children, who arc
's pareu &
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
a olergymAnT ss 900, 900 Foituus,

CHATTANOOGA, rsnn., April 3D.
Rev Sam Beens, OF JAspsr, Tenn, hss
Inherited an immopes fortune Of
S8, 00o, GOO laft him by a hsohelor uncle
iD Texas. Mr. Besns haG gone to take
his fortune.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
a EarkRin.

A good road mare thai can be driver
by n lady, l61S hands high, years old
can bs bought right by apply Ing at
stable back of blacksmith shop, or
Fifth street between Madison md Mon
roe.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
LAoa uans

Just opened out an elegant line oi
caps ut all prices; the finest 25-csnt CAP
ever offered, at Hukill 8 Poist's, Second
and ratnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Delaware shau.

T. A. Mcclure hiss on his BtaIl in the
Eighth street market q 6ne ooaslsn-
ment OF Delaware Eh2d aud other fish.
Also fresh oysters every day, Give
~ a cAll.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
The Uommon s.p,e Tres,m,n,

Is specific treatment for rheumatism
dyspepsia, lung disease, spinal Affeo.
tion, fomAle weakness and about two
hundred other symptoms. 604 French
street. DR.. Llppineott.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Where That FellovY

What fellow ? That fellow that
stood at 4l9 Madison street ? Oa /
he's over at 4l0 Madison, with full
line OF fruits aud vegetables, stop and
see him.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

Three pcunds Of purs lard for 20 CTS.
Bras,, bO7 King street
and 705 West Eighth Btfeet.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

olark b McLssr advertise that they
eau Btill supply houses aud building
lote on tnstallmehts according to she
pila thNs proved no popalar durinR tho
past winter cee sheir auvs1 ..s..4sls.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

j. Will Perkins, Rlanufscturer and
dealer In harness, saddles, trunks, bags
and Renersl horse, fnrniehIna goods, No.
101 West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

II you want snug q ting Bprlng OF
snmmer suit OF clothes call on Samuel
r. Thorp, merchant taller, No. 61S51
market stTaes.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
MOUNTAIN FIRE.
Valuable Timber Fails Prey to sne
Fisres Elsmes-Fiftsen Mties In 9
Blaze.

Valuable Timber Fails n Prey to sue
FIercs Elsmes-Fifssen Miles In q
Blaze.
REMOVE. April 80.-The mountsins
surrounding this town have bseu bum.
ing for thres os four days, and 10 night,
with the wind loving twenty miles an
hour, tbe fre 10 being scattered to every
part. The sight presented is grand be-
yond description, but while hundreds 9
OF people watch the flames Thousands OF
dollars worth OF timber Ia being de.
stroyed.
The mountains in this neIghborhood
are over 300 feet high, and rs the are
extends from the base TO the top the
whole country Ia Illuminated.
CHAMBERsBURG April 30.-The fires
on the North and South Mountains ara
increasing and spreading. Toe one on
she Noitn Mountain now axtendD from
Parneh's Knob fully fifteen miles
north ward to Olark's Kaob The frame
sigual station OF the United 6tsles
Coast and Geodetic Survey on Olark's
Knob has been burned. The ares are
doing an immense amount OF damage
among young chestnut timber, as the
sap Is running up just at this time.
| EASToF, April 30 Owing to leoo-
motive sparks falling Amoug dry leaves
In some places and t) the oAreleesness
OF tramps In others, flres are raging In
the woods near EreemRnsburg and At
other points In the Lehigh Valley, on
the hill In New Jereey near Bohcoley' a
Mountain and on the Blue Ridge bs.
tween Wind Gap and Water Gap.
A wHoLR COUNTY IN A BLUE HAZE,
MILTON, April 30.-Tha fires or the
mountains directly west Of here and in
Union County have been raging ever
since early yesterday afternoon, and
have Increased In . direction North and
South to over two miies tonight. Many
vAluable timber tracts nre being gutted
out. Tho whole country roundabout 10
In blue hs zs, and the smoke stands on
the meadows and low grounds liks .
Fall mist of early morn.
| CARLISLE, April 30.-A fire broke
out In the South Mountain yesterday
In the vicinity OF Boiling Springs. A
work 10 fighting the fismef, but their
efforts were futile, and tonight the Are
Ia still burning fercely and can be
geen plainly from this city. Over 3, ,00O
acres OF valuable timber belonging to
the A bsl estate have already been con
aumed.
FREMONT, April 30.-The mountains
in thiD vicinity have been burning
tiercsly for 4 week. Last night the
engine house at West Erie caught FIRE
and WAS totally destroyed. The flames
also spread 20 the elope and destroyed
considerable timber. Superintendent
Mcguire had force OF men ut work all
night and succeeded after hard work in
saving valuable property.
| LANcAsTKR, April 30.-A spark from
. locomotive on the WAynasburR
Branch set are TO the timber on the
Wesh Mountain, bstweea Cedar Lane
and Besrtown, on Saturday, and burned
all day Sunday and today. More than
1000 acreg were burned over, inoludi ing
. large amount OF valuable tiraber The
hre was got under control this afternoon
BY building cross-are. The loss will
be large.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
season lsss

e. ID, Hanna will open bis ice cream
psriors. 63i Jefferson street, ON Satur,
day, April 2Sth. Families and parties
supplied at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Fian and Oysters.

Powell, Washington street market
has oysters and fish of all kinda. Civ,
HIN % call.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
spsa,al mention.
m m . Rnov

thst everybody ought TO know that A
Sergeant gives 2S40 lbs. Of the pest, we'll
cleaned ccal IN every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hioory iindllng wood in lsrg'
loads. Lime for whitewaehing. Yard
foot OF Monroe street. Central Office
Seventh aud King streets. Lcok for thl
blue sign. Opening In the evening.
The Crest Eye Remedy
is DR.. Simms' Eye Cure. InHamed sort
and rcd eyes, or red eyellds, weak and
defective eyesight from any cause arr
nicely relieved and quickly cured
Supplied In 26 and 10 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. Sirnms b Son, Atl
and King 6ts.. Wilmington, Del.
In New Quarters.
II. u. Bourbon q Bro, manufacturers
removed to their new store, No. 2li
West Second street. Give them call.
A few more Of those beautiful dollar
chromos given away with every pound
OF tobacco, at only thirty cents q pound.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets
Wilmington, Del
Bush's, French street wharf IL the piacs
TO buy your coal.
Table boArderu, % so per week at s1s
Market street.
Thompson's suro cure for bone spay in
6l2 Tstnsll street.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tohaooo
Jos. Wallace. 60g Pine street.
Bsst bread and cakes In the city oil
Walton's. Seventh and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
ror sAte.

SNlaln, S.coou house, with CON
n. 0aly $3.50 repaired down,
to V. SCOTT Vernon, this Office.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
m, ", Dsnnis, No, 7oa king street,

has o we'll selected stock 0; epring mi
liRery which she 10 selling at prices {,
defy competition. An early call from
the public Is solicited. -=--
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

suRer-cared corned beef, 90. ID Pow.
defn1Eer Bros, 507 King street and 700
We. ElZZhth street.