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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

also have large geography, printed
and published at London, England, In
1888, making the book two hundred years
old
Books as old as these are rare. prize
mine highly.
There are ave saw mills in this vicinity
all running on full time, turning out
thousands OF feet OF nice plank and
square timber. suppose this timber
will furnish these mills employment for
at least five years to come.
The measles are, or Is It isl an epidemic
I in this country. There is scarcely family
which haa not been visited with this O Is
lease, and in several instances the who
nfamily is bedfast ard depending on theiI
tneighbors for care and nursing. The
family l res ide with has the mother and
three children down with measles.
Fish are beginning to run and have
caught some nice ones this Spring.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Com
pauy have set up q new line Of wire the
entire length of Its road. This makes
four wires working day and nigh.
This company carries an immense
amount Of coal from the mines on tbs
New and Ksnawha rivers, some 90 and "
miles be ow us, and never stop thei
freight trains on Sabbath. Thus th'
mag mates Of this road show to the work.
that they do not fear God nor regard man
di iobeyinE the Divine command, an(
| rob ding their employees of their day c
rtet.
Hinton is rapidly growing. John Coop
err. the leading merchant, has store 2
i feet In width and LOG feet deep,
Thomas q BurDs, clothieIs, carry a
much stock in store 25 feet by 10
w, B w,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

suhkpIltR ~ sSgD.T Nov. 70 IN
rvAins lsAVs delaware hyaaus spos

suhkITiLs ~ SWEET Nov. 20 lss
rains lsAVs delaware hyaars spos
For Philadelphia Gud ChoBtsr, eIb, fU9
I 80, 8 40, 10 10 AM II lAA m; ! 90 2 90, 8 90
1 06, 8 10, BAI, 6 80, 7 90. s 10 and 10 p. Il
TN sundays, ! 90. 7 bb, s 10, 10 10 and Ii II a
m; 20, ", s 10, 6 ~, q 20 and 8 60 p N.
For Chicago. Wheeling, Columbus hno
Sanduaky, daily, I 30 g N. ana o 20 p, IN.
For Pittsburg, daily, 90 a. N. and ab }
N.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louia
daily, II 10 n, N and 40 D. m.
FOR Baltimore and shinRton and New.
ark and Hayro de Grace, II 10 n m; 2+5 auc
Is 20 q. N. IN Sunday 7 20 and IL ~ y. Il.
For Singoriy SIS and IL 10 a. m; aA
Il 90 and I 80 y. II. and ~ 80 midnight I
Sundays, ii 10 a. M; . Is. 40 an 80 p. n
FOR IAANDkN t5EkNf, Vlh n 1.buads
xospt Sunday. 8 DO p. IN. daily,
l rrGtns leave mEJgsi 5.fsss 81 ton
FOR PhilSdoipaiH 2 30 p. u. dolly, eHcsr
l Sunday. SOL BsltiInlio sst P NJ
| daily, except Sunday f. I4Anaepbors
I.b1 Ano 1000 A. o.. and s.ak P. h., dsllJ
spespa SUNDAY; v.lS =. m sunaAy only
rhc 10 10 a. m. train connects st ESs
junction with Cincinnati aud 81 Lon
through express, daily, except SUNDAY. hi
30 p. n. connects With Chicago aBG 81
| Louis oxproes daily.
Trains Tor ktlnington--Bsar fnHAe.
pnia, daily, 81 o., 10, v 90, b0.3o a. Il, u
AGO, 1 80, $500. k.so. s.a5. sic 10 % p. Il.
Daily, except sunday, III =. u. H.
noon, ss.lb, II 30 p. u.
EzD-oas trHinB
". n. CLEMENTS, o, =. &.uR,
MaasHeI gen'l Fsss. EEgs
1 TeiaDhops Ma. 1s4.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 10 1883.
DEATH Is no rsspso.et Of person

DEATH Is no rsspso,er Of parsons.
The King OF TtrfoTs enters 81 ks th'
homes OF the lowIy and the mansions
of the greA,. Hs lays hl6 icy hand OIL
the beloved iniaut child OF The day 10
hcrer sud sutns no n his hum Die oos te
kAe palace OF an Emperor. Dast thou
ar. aud unto 0usi shalt thou re'uro,
was the mazda pronounced by Tn
Creator thousands OF yelrs ago, as the
penaIty for WtmAa's sin and mah's dis
obeilenee, aud although human lave
may change CT bee jme obsolete, there
Il no change 10 the divine law, and Il
stands 10 day the sans 80 ~ did the
day It was uttered AL thAt live mus'
dit; bat ; sbor. lime ago II was oar be-
loved G Ifield; then tbs greatest soldiei
OF this oen.ary, Gsan', nSd now II IL
the Emperor William, o ruler loved
and respected by his BlHjsets, feared
hy the enemies OF hts coansry, bat hon
ored by oil. When he osno down Il
the valley Of tbs shsdoE OF death
churches we're th:oWn open aud buei
ness suspended, white his weeping sui
iso,s raised their hearts And voices II
prayer 10 the Grea, Ruler, asking Iha
Bis lie NIGH De spared to them littl
longer, b1 He Who doe,h all thing
vel knew vial vas best, and did nc
stay the uplfted bsni OF the rider @
the pale horse To-day oil E1rope Is |
mourning, not only fer the loss of
great and good ru.er, but also btcAu:
IL 10 a matter a the graves! uu,ersAlnt
what effect his deA h will have upo
the nations OF the esrh. The death
the Emperor William closes voluu
Of history, no! only for Germany b.
for ell Europe; rev book is opene'
Aud the fuIure sloas will tel Wheth
or not 1t will De written In blood. A
though the palace in which the renail
of the Emperor now lie cold In death
many, many miles distant, We have
many sons Of the F.cerlAnd In o.
midst thBt We csnno; help feeling u
liveliest in eres. In all that takes pla
In that Country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

nUBLlC SALE.
il The rubscfibtr linton ding to quit farm
ing, will sell at public tale, At tns farm Of
.. j. Pie, on aoTosd leading from NEWARK
10 Newark depot,
ON MONDAY, MARCH lcTH. 1855,
ct ~ O'Clock sharp,
The following personal property. to wit;
NO. l. Brown mare, Nellie, weight 200
lbs quies lnBinRle or double harness.
no. y. Lark bay mare, tlsis. veirht
goo lbs. good TO work In tinalo or double
harness; . good driver and saddle marc.
No. 8. Brown mare MAY, weight ]. 400 lb1,
with foal, an extra good brood mare, will
work either single or double; dam OF No l..
No. 4. Bay horse, Frank, Soight LOO lbs /,
good saddle hOrse, tair driver. and an extra
No. O. Gray horss, sam, weight $50 ibs,
. gooi worker double or single
Twenty head Of cattle, consisting Of 10
heal Of good airy ooWs; SINE arc thorough.
bred Jerseys and some grade Jors,js and
0uerneeys. rhoroushbred Jersey heifers,
one year old. Jersey and Guernsey ofoss.
bred heifer, coming years Old, with calf.
grade beif,r coming 7Yesrs old, with calf
Q Durham heller calves, coming year old
extra good.
Farming Impiemsnts-rwS 2-horss farm
wagons, l market dearb jrn, ! two-gaat car
filge, with pole and shafts; lump seat car
rage, Jenny Lind csrriags. 1 basket
sleigh and balls, l johnson niudsr, nearly
new, Q feet Gu II ehsm pion soltrake reaper
in coed order, Wo d mower 10 good order,
tiger hay rake. hay rigging, (crooAdiie
nearly neN; | little diamond tutky oultiva-
tor, with eVrn marki1g attach mont; l Hag-
gefstown grain drill, plank roller. old
drill, foT cultivating wheat ground;l Van
W inkle grf In ian, Ponnoek corn fhsllor, q
| Wizard plo1s. . twin harro W, > tron oultivA.
| tors. tn corn covering attachment; I
grain cradles, forks, rakes, shsvels, spades,
hoes, oiisr scythes, n hushel, cross cut
saw, COW chains, lot Of COW halterg, large
dog ho1ss.
6arncss-I sots OF extra good lead hRr
ness, nearly now 2 tets of carriage harness
brides, c)llAIs, hAiters, 2 pRitS Of double
lines.
seed corn and potatoes by the busho,.
Te ms OF eAle-A II sums OF $50 and undei
on sh, all tums over s2o o credit OF 10 MONTH
will be given, by purchaser giving q bAnke
bio note with m approved onsoIstr, pGyA
bis at the National y tnk OF Newark. II no
paid when due interest added from date.
WM. y. MOTE
l.. W. stidhRm a son, a ucts VIM Kees
OlerS. mis- sc
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GREAT
DISSOLUTION SALE.
Must BE Closed Rv
March as.
Few Bargains Offered Daily
Lot of Hosiery reduced

Lot of Hosiery reduced
to s and 8 cents a pair.
Lot of Hosiery reduced
from ID and lie to Sc a pair.
Lot Of regular m ,de Lisle
Thread Hose from IS to l5c.
Lot OF Ladies' Gloves re-
duced from IL to &c a pair.
Lot of Ladies' Gloves re-
duced from IL TO Sc a pair.
Lot Of Ladies' Gloves re.
duced from Is to lie a pair.
Lot OF Ladies' Silk Gloves
reduced from 81 to 40c a pr
Lot of Corsets reduced
from 80 to 25c a pair.
Lot of Corsets, size 18xl9
only, reduced from 81 to SOC
a pair.
Lot of Mems Laundried
Shirts reduced to 62c,
Lot Of Mems Unlaundried
Shirts reduced to 65c.
Lot of Mems Laundrled
Shirts reduced to S5c.
Lot of Mems Unlaundried
Shirts reduced to $50.
Let of Mems Pepperal
Jean Drawers reduced to
Ale.
Our Muslin Underwear Il
being closed out rapidly
Buyers will fnd excellent
value in these goods. We
are Offering the balance o.
our Muslin Skirts at a grea
sacrifice
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

A GLANCE ii iEe Methodist: Confer
enoe now in session In this city, IL 81 I'll =
Client to show tnh; some OF tbs mem 5ers
are nearing he end OF ihelr usefulness,
and although the spirit may, and no
doubt Is wiillhg 20 oon!tue In the work,
the Fl lsh viii Prove to- weak 10 obey
its prompting For Al susa provisions
should be made, so hat their dejlipin z
years you'd b. spent "a pss'e and nap.
piDess wlshou! III uga; Tor The mDt-
row, We are aware tina there Is .
fund provided from Contributions ty
She different Churches, bus Se are also
aware tha, thls tuld 10 nsver .ufA 3leaL
90 meet tbs claims ;aA; shJu,d b. paid
/, Is the du y 0! tls church 10 provide
for the nesis o. these 10 ii 'ul ser gaa
Who are worn on! with lab ring Tor III,
AdVAnctm mt OF oaTsstiaui,y. e psl
iAlly Is ms the case with Ms,hodis
minister, who are seldom able TO bsv
anything on. Of thslr in11me. Tn
Prss5yteriAas are undertaking W rails
. fund Of million dJ.lArs as an en-
doWnent i1r tho BJ1ri OF II alsLerlA
Relle', sud The r Example sho1id b,
followed by the Mg'hod,sts.
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PUBLlC sALE-WllL NE sOlDlr|
public sal at the farm Of tho sr,I,r,is4
neh Oglttor N, on the roa4 going MI
met Tag house, white. lay Greek Hpais.s
MONDAY, MARCH 7rH. ISIS
at u o'clock VI. sham,
The following personal ptopertr 10 Oh
head OF horse,

No /. Bay horse. . years rt. Va II
Bay horse, years o.d. No o. plat ms
~ years old. , head Of c,itlr, ri.s ~
stock. Will be IL. proGt day d ,alr. ,Wold,rI
one bull, the DAM Waug stml M,
ahoat pigs, larg" goat Farm M IHttj
nts. farm wagon, ! hay risg.rg liir,I
scat carr aGe, buggy, ltaib,iu, .tt' lgsI
wagon, heavy log Wagon pole /. 6r.|
born one horse carr, In good urltt. Ana
2ptir Of shafts for carrl'gc. Champion NIL
arm, iCLamplon mower siugl tmapEI
reaper, 1 hay cutter ] rurn shHitf m
rake, 2-hOrse roller, onc-h,r tioIl,t nj
o nagon harne-s, Get ut rart larut Id
OF dearborn hatntsr, act uf clrfial tarseis
! set OF lead harness, IlnN gtAf, ans
bridl ?, haiters, ? set d0ubl liuCs, blslnd
fali, ropes, or IS cut saw, 2a,t, Gov eall
plo ., harrows, cuitlVatCrs, large enuNliI
for covering gfair, sou,r small add'R anI
knives. forks, shovels, bpa Is hos. .JipnI
hllk pan =, | large COOK stOyr, pos, ifzdI
and otter things not mont nnci.
Terms All sums VI sli Aui under rAh 4
sums over that amount a credit Of nalit
Will he given on purchaser giving 4 lasiil
note with an approved uldon e
JAMES McKlNSN,
VIM. j. Iank, Aurt. ms-2tv d'A.a-E
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wANAmaKes's.

5ex74 inches, were $50. now 3.75.
7Ox90 inches, were SOD, now 6.25.
Domestic Blankets o {
similar sorts; stripes, bars,
fancy Jacquard figures, dots,
etc, 70x84 inches. Have
been So to $3.50, now IS.
Summer Blankets, a 81
near to nothing as a Blanket
ever gets. Films of wool,
but firm and strong. ~ 65|
to Sc.
Near women's Waiting Room.
All the Spring Hat styles
except the Henry Heath are
in sight. Boys Hats that
will stand hard use--boy
use. You don't often come
across them; SOC to $I.25.
We sell a mans. Derby at
81 so or 81, and no com
plants as to look or wear;
but the kinds we put our
warrant on begin at $3.50.
A stylish Derby, Philadel-
phIa or New Yo,k make, So,
So so, and 81. A good Silk
Hat, 81, the best we know
of for the money; for S. a
bit more fancy and finish;for
Sc as much Hat grace as
need be.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
200 English Vases; blue.
white and gold. You will
very likely take them fol
Doulton, but they are hal
the Doulton price--$1 80 tc
$40.
500 pieces fine Havilant
China, handsomely decorat'
ed soup tureens, covered
4 dishes, plates, teacups sne
e saucers, platters, and a few
!, other shapes. Prices are hal
. because sets are broken.
!, Near Juniper and Market streets corne
. The Hindu organizes 70
{ hot weather. Straw Mattin,
Rugs are a part of his house
s hold organization. They ar
a adapted 10 Summer use i
q this climate, and as yet ar
II curious in this country. Fo
. fine material and compac
is weaving they are quite won
= derful as also for peculiar,
ties OF figure and color. 1t
81 odd how they come to u.s.
7 selected by Swiss mission
n sfies and shipped directl
~ from India. For Sum me
n floor dressing very QUAR-
&c and novel, You should hav
Is few OF them, but mus
% select soon, Four sizes:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10
window Gardening.

To begin with, We would not attempt
aaythiu2 delicate; hardy, common
plant ie certainly more than q rare tx
otto turning PALE and yellow. Then 1t
WAS desirable 10 have q plaut with
pretty leayes, in case We were not cue
cetsful enough TO make it blossom
Lastly, we did not want moro than bali
3 dozsn pots, as they would have to be
moved every night, and more would De
ourdensOme. GOlnR 20 = green house,
"way up town." for m otives OF ecouo'
my, VIC found . most friendly and kind
man, who seemed disposed TO give US
good advice when we laid our WAITS b.
fore him. Oar fond desire for . N Aiden'e
hAtr fern was checked when We found
/ was hard to grow even in green
house Oar hrst choice was an Eng fish
Ivy, because of its ever Incl essing b eau
| ty and It's hardness. Becond in the
hAlf dozsn came q scarlet gerhnium OF
the kind most given to bloSsomipg, &C
oordinz TO the gardener'B statement
The color Is most vivid scarlet, aud
there are already two clusters of bad
beginning to Eeep out, A Chinese prim
rose with Its delicate white flowers and
rough fuzzy leaves was the third oh dice
Il A pot OF hyecinth bulbs, blue, whit,
aud yellow, will BY and by give variety
and sweetness to our window. Blu
now, according to the directions River
for growing bulbs, they stand in cool
dark clost t, and there they must STAY
for four or Ave weeks, until their root
have reached the bottom of the pot
, wheu they viii gradually be brough
near the light and warmth OF our win
dow.
Two pots OF very hardy feTns gave U
promise Of more rtensry. A littl
hanging basket, like the section Of
smAlllsh limb, had oxa'is bulbs, mike,
pink and yellow, tradescAntia, AL,
strawberry plaut, and hung above Gu
row of poW. Dat OF those talf d6z5i
pots, we hope TO have great satisfso,i D
! this winter, but only provided We at
} attentive to their wAnsg.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

&c ;ond hoor, Market street side. Two
elevators.
500 St0ckmst Jackets. Lat
est Spring styles. Fresh MisI
morning. In Cheeks, Stripes,
Blacks, Blues, Broa0ns, 7ans,
Modes. S2.so, 50 ana 81.
If we know the market
they are worth double to
hold. But holding is not our
way; our bargains are yours
every time.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Two
elevators.
There was a busy bustling
yesterday about the Misses
and Children's Newmarkets,
Goats, and Dresses at less
than cost. The picking will
be about aa good to-day.
Second floor, Chestnut street front. Two
elevators.
Ladies' real polished ALI
gator Handbags at So. IL
inches long, outside pocket
polished steel frame. A va,
riety of imitation In several
handy sizes at Soc, Csc. 75c
81, and $I.35, all leather
lined and handsomely fin
ished. Don't snub them be
cause cheap. They are bar
gain caprices of trade. Tit
prices are eloquent.
Northwest of centre.
Reirigerators are begin
ming to thaw out. About rs
of last years patterns, RICH
in every way, at reduce
prices-$I2 90 up.
Basement. northwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10
Louisiana State lottery COMPANY

Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated By the Legi laturo In 1895
for kduoauonal and Uharttaole. purposes
state Constitution, In 1879, BY an ovor
whoimtng popular vote.
aus eaFnnd single Number Draw
Am@a tNko place Monthly ano ans
tsrand QuRrterly Drawings, regu.
lAs A. 0very three months (mnrcn,
. June, September and DecemberI,
iva do hereby certify that We superviss
the arrangements for all the Monthly anc
Quarterly Drawings OF The Louisiana
STATE Lottery o., and n person mAnRg,
and control the drawings themselves, ans
that the same are conducted with honesty
iairne8a ana In scod fhith toward all partiss
and wo authorixe the company " use TIL
certificate, with fAo-similee Of our Signature
AttAehed In ITS advertisements"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

Linens. One of the best
words we can say of them is
that they are every bit
Linen. We say it time and
again, for there are plenty
of places where "linen" is
hall cotton.
No deceit in the Linen
Lawns. Every sprig is set
on a foundation of flax.
They are the heirlooms OF a
hundred years ago; the pri.
ces are hacked to-day, 30
to ooc.
One Towel: clean line
lyarn, fancy damask, 2Ix43b
Inches knotted fringe; similar
Ito Old Bleach at soc, but the
price is 2oc. Size a hundred
Iother sorts by it.
Isouthwest of centre.
/ Fine Austrian Wool Fancy
Blankets. Very light cotton
warp. Various coior', suita
bic for travelling, camping
or fancy wrappers. Cut tax
J Iprice rather than carry than
t lover:
/ sOx4O inches, were s2a5, now 81 rs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10
DUBLI0 SALE-WIl.L BE FOLD \
Il public gale ON the Creamery IVA D
keskin, on
MONDAY, MARCH T. ls4

7hesd OF horses. Not. Ray horse bFr1
OH, sound, a go u DR. ytr amt will Won
whete
No. ?. nav horse. year, old, .'tul 4
driver aud worker.
No. <, Bay horse. wac DID, NliA
good family horse htft lu 20 gt
No Z. ruTrtl mare, ,Hl. ,A 'olln
Kind, good drlSrc and wotAT, al
beaten.
No. 8, BAY III re, h Syy vita ''l ~
and Will work ywhttp
NO. q. sOrrtl colt coming eycap 5i,il
stock.
No. 7. Brown H. rom.ns ous uNl.
% goo mitch cows, tu me- fresh SAD
close springers, nurhaM boil WI Yah
Hue broo sOw4. l EIpl luir, iriA "
good farm wagon, ! two stated aus
Germantown, 1 top buggy, ! rlA ~
sleigh and bells hHrsr-rAkc InWa
sulky plO =, I South Iuui pow, IN
rows. CuitlyAtors, ! Eo- has cutter =
single hErLc. ! set ll4h' duuHr
set Of heavy wagon harles Gov
wheelbar ow, hprsv ppTtt san fltH
forks, shovels, rakrs nm lolA'r Ariira
TERMS, An b NO Of g. AMI uHl,s'
runs over Tat amoHnl acfrhlt OF
Will he giyu4 on rurelh ct giving . m IN
note with an appruvri tnl1i"i
added, or 3 per cont VIII htA.I9r.. n, Il n
on all ere tit sums jon V.llENlWpsNA
srlDHAN \ son. Aurtiuhteis'
DURLIC WILL BE SUI
Il puhlic sale, on the Gp-lol
Braudtwinc liunifrd, Ahnu
| Wilm 'nstnn aud half mile l7olA L'''
Station, GA
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WANAMAN Ek's
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, March 10, 1883.
Our n lotions OF store duty

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, March 10, 1883.
Our n otions OF store duty
You want to know them
and ought to. The business
is big, the biggest retail in
the land. You-the. <pub bile
land we have made this
big store and big business
what it Is. Merits it ha7.
end we know they are un
equaled; defects it has, we
study them, and from day
to day try to apply the
remedies.
Duties it has sharply de-
fined.
The business being big
gess, how do we feel toward
il? Satisfied? No indeed,
Tar from it. Admit that no.
ton and we DRIFT. Drifting
is decay. Dissatisfied, but
buoyant, almost solemn
Your increasing confidence
expressed by growing pur'
chases, commands larger eff
fort. In a word, our notion
of store duty leads us to at
tempt stronger and bigger
and better things than ever
| DID yon eOer know otr al
ltenzbts to fail?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10
march, March!

We have Just opened the Sd cask of
those new prures, TO sell pounds for Doc
They are very fine Our assortment of
dry fruits lie complete. We have plenty
OF canned goods of the very beet quality
at the lowest price, A we'll selected as
sortment of LeAten goods. Sugars at
King street prices.
We also announce reduction of 15c to
25c per barrel on the following brands of
flour; Clifton, Hungarian, Bridal Veil,
Gold Medal and all other brands We
make specially of Flour by the barrel.
Our 25c coffee is good, and the IS and
and 3 c coffee lie superior to any. A new
lot Of that fine favor zoe tea.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

THE Levy Olass dl an exIrsorii-
nary good days Eork ysaieFd y, Aad
actually assessed t,4ry.oBo nea. w en-
lhs terrible mGaal ,'rsln sud fa9oI
peCedsNith saoa "a sup .dous IN.
fisklng Is e)1s dertd :. res ly seem
Wonderful hoE ths NON hsts manage to
bear 1t. They are, however, ASSISTED
by sems OF he ss'essors and tax colleo.
kors, An1 this ma IL measure tended
30 tighten their a5ors. They cAn now
return 10 their hJmss aud enjoy 9 well.
earned resi until rex Tuesday, when
they wi again BE- compelled to rssu me
their Ariu.us LAHORE. Those who asked
the court 10 appropriate twelve dsyt
for the purpose OF plS3ing names on The
lists had no idea tina. the mem bers In.
tended to over work themselves In thu
manner they have, aud the way ms.
tors have been con1ao:ed this week, 4
would be as: IS well 10 end the farot
At one, and let tae people know .ha
kspuotlasn' A'e not 10 be permitted t;
vote this year.
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Addbw Registered Lsiisn 70
REV ORLEANS RATLOHAA BAwE
Now Orleans, La.

REMEMBFR That n Er ,ssT,,,t 2
ana Early, who afe IN ohs.ge Ct the draw
inss, is q guarantee OF sbsDluto fern edi
and Integrity, that tho chances arc 81
equsl and that no one osn possibly diVins
what puluhtrs viii draw Prize.
BEMEBE thu, tho payment OF al
Prizes Ia GUARANTEED BY ROUE
NATIONAL BAEh2 OF row Orlesns
and tho Tickets 9ie signed BY the PIcsl
dent Of an Institution, Ehoee chArtGiol
rig IS are reoogn lied In the highest Courts
therefore, beware Of any nitationB or A.
noymous schemes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

Posm,iu ~ h,;-rns RScp,,
tne ROAD leading ffcm tho Eannh Afm
hhnianu, ABOUT half milo from iite u
IN ohristiana Hundred, on ~ ouba
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1883.
at 10 o'clock 4. m, stn,n
Tao head OF goed harsss h'.
years oiu ,sentlo and Find IN harHs!!, nm,
Ano ksoa oLiveti sorrel mare In
0SVk1Y yeAft old gentle aud liza X<t2SI
wv ness Ahu keot uOrkor dr, S ~
IA@8 young cows, Gome on .I,.ftii
cyino 20 out coon; three shea" area viii /
WAGON, ! market wasop, / famtiy S W. iifn
! Yep buggy. l uGwing nashiy sitlags
order, corn ihelier. arsia ftn u. 10 s0ed
!oNt, caliivatoisi gosr9, shovel s s''W ~
&c flmothy hay " the Iot; st ~, ! WI, @ki
OiNheat Ia tbs Yrouud. "'Vu' leia
al s nns An sums Il so and upa,,u.
moptes sill DO given. on rufeh,,, ,n q ilr
DIAL knble no q With an ap1rogod .sHltsi
or Spef cent. Off iJr os1h o. an e,, 'Fp4tuaiesi
WIN also sell al tho ZANE tr,,,
his moe little fam VI 20 seits il.,I pna
aerts OF WcodlaI d, ceres OF ma. lung
" SOY In onestnut Of sum ven. sIsE,s ~ :, Aos
suvahiaso ~ mo present tine liz hS6s
inhs con lbt OF tE9 story s.ote Nh, s ~.
tainins rooms, with water ID H. eonl
frame barn 20 By 20 ftet.with x,ya ,'iea,l
attscaeci epfing house anu cam s,sa w
- slLuatod within one N lie Il t,hasa a. ~.
tien, 90 the wilmington 4 ntrhsrn ~
enu VIII DO acid on tho following ,s,Ss =
per lat. cash Whsn s.ruc. n Ia 1sr.n
DER q oas baif within thFY esyi ~ IAN vsa.
the deed 10 executed; the oihof a.It s,s,
maln on tds pgoI cry b. sli..s H5sS ~
mnrtg age, JOHN I'M. NNItsaa
W. a. HuKiLL, hUo. nsi'5'isi.Ss
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KIDGLOVES.

Splendid goods, sill new,
ana prices way down. Kid
Gloves for 800, Csc, ooc and
81 IS.