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Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
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An adjourn6d meeting Of the Demo.
cratic County Committee was held at
the Court House last Saturday after
noon, with william HerbeFl presiding,
and Horace johnson ActInR hs score
taEy. Tho president stated tbat the
hEat busineBB WAS the apportlonment Of
the one senatorial and seven xepraeen
tasive candidatee among the thxse diE-
tricts Into which the county 10 divided
by the party rules, and the appoEtlon.
ment as made IL ~ follows.
The Flret districtS composed at She
city Of Wilmington, 10 have cne senator
and one representative.
In the Second district, eompoFed OF
BrAndywine, OhrissiAna, Nil Creek,
White OlAy Greek and PencadeT hun
|dEeds, BrandyWine, MIL Greek and
White Clay Creek win eack nominate =
candidate for representative OhristiAna
has holding-over senator, and Pen.
cader will be unrepEesented.
In the Third distrios, composed OF
New Castle, Red Lion, St Georges, Ap.
poquintmink aud Blaokbird hundreds,
New Castle, 81. Georges and BlRckbird
will each nomlnste q candidate for
representative. App0quinimink has =
holding.over senator and Red Lion will
be unrepresented.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
LIke lhe LIKE. VVelEhls

or the profession puRilistic, the kidneys
are small but active In state Of health.
Their secretion contains Impurities pro
ductiye OF rheumatism ,gouh and drop1y
II allowed 20 remain. When they are
inactive the blood becomes choked with
animal debris capable Of destroying
life. To promote their activity when
sluggish with HostetteS's Stomach Bit.
tern, 10 not only TO guard against the
diseases mentioned, but 10 prevent the
fatty degeneration and ultimate de-
struotlon Of the organs BY those exceed
inRly dangerous naladies-BEiRht'e
diaeAse and diabetes. Activity OF the
bladder also insures 1t against the for
nation Of gravel, which 1t sometimes
requires one Of the most dangerous and
painful operations In surgery TO remove.
IGravel, moreover, is . mcst Agonizing
complaint. The Bitters further com
mend themselvts by FemedyiDg consti.
patton, dyspepsiA, debility, liver com
plAint and nervousness, and nulliiy In
huences productive OF malariAl disease.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
A coat ran Out on.

A young man out walking with bis
lady love on Saturday evening, 10 the
OF Filth and Poplar
stTeets, who had been followed for some
time by rather fresh young man, who
PersIsted In Dlaking himself obnoxious
to them, whom patience ceased to be 4
virtue, and he led his girl to the corner
and turning around asked the fellow a
question not found In the Bible,
commenoed Immediately 20 wipe the
sidewalk up with bis frame. A friend
OF the insulted party coming down
Poplar street, aud aEcertaining the
cause Of the difioulty Immediately pro.
cnred huge knife and commenced "a
carve the fresh young man up in regu.
lar Second street porter.house style,
After growing tired OF BlAshing the lel
10 y he very neatly cut the tails of bis
coat and then turned him loose. Ht
had his wounds dressed At the drup
store, corner Of Fifth and Poplar
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
In,n nRnna.

The funeral Of james n. Wrighting.
ION, who was Killed by being caught
between the bumpers Of oars last Tues
|day, took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence, No. 5l6 Chest
nut street Long before the hour np.
polluted for the funeral the people oonn-
menoed 10 assemble In the vicinity, aud
By 2 o'clock there wore fnlly 1900 PER-
sons on Madison, Monroe and Chestnut
atreeta. 5myth, DUPONT and Grant
posts, with Jefferson Council, o. q. A.
NJ, and the employees Of the p, W. 81
b railroad shops, met 81 the hendquar.
teEB Of gmyth Post, Third and King
stFeets, at 2 O'Clock, ana headed BY
thelr drum corps marched to tho late rast
denoe OF the deceAged. A guard frcm
the Grand Army was detailed 20 assist
the polica In maintaining order and
keeping the crowd back from the door.
The remains, which looked remark.
ably we'll, were eneAsed in q handsome
oaskes, and the religious services were
conducted at the house by the Rev.
William g. KoonB, Of Wesley M. IL.
Church. At the close OF the services
the different orders and the fellow om-
ployeB Of the deceased passed through
the house to take parting look At the
one whom they all loved and respected.
The lid was then placed on tho oAskst
and II was carried TO the hearHB by pail.
bearers Eeleoted from the @. A. R o.
y. A. M. and the car shop employees.
AS II was borne from the house HyAtt's
Band, which was stationed near the
hearso, played Q solemn difge. The
oasket was drapsd with an American
flag, and on IL rested the regAlin OF the
A - NAn h. 11nnn
then reformed with q guard Of honor on
each eide OF the heArse, and moved out
Madison street to the cemetery.
Another large crowd had collected ii
the entrance TO the cemetery, which
with those that followed the procession
swelled the number 10 fully 5000, but
none except those In the procession and
l lot owners were admitted to the enclo
sure. The grave was made In the sol
diors' plot, and when the funeral reach
ed It the different organizations formed
on three eidea, leaving that toward
Delaware avenue open, for the purpos'
of Affordlng those In the street an oppor
tunity Of witnessing the proceedings
The family OF the deceased, with 81
PAul'e 81. E. choir and the drum corps
occupied positions inside the square
and close TO the grave. An appropriate
selection was rendered By the choir, LEI
BY Zaoharlah Plckels, and the Rev. Mr.
Rooms concluded the religions ceremo
nieB, Rfier which the solemn burial SOL
vices Of each Of the organizations wa
recited,
The guard fred q parting salute owe
the grave, md all that was mortal Q
James Il. Wrightington was conBigne
TO the earth from whence II came. IN
funeral Was one Of the largest that eve
took place In this city, and shows th
respect and estaem in which the dt
ceased was held In the community. A.
7 the arrangements pertaining to Il Wer
In charge Of Funeral Director John I
Kilmer.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
a Juts BAggInE trust.

81. LOUIS, July 3O.-GeorEe Taylor, .
leadinR cotton factor here, says that
iute bagging manufacturers have
formed 8 pool of trust, and advanced
the prios Of bsgginR from seven to
eleven cents per yard, while there has
been no advance In the raw material.
Mr. Taylor could not purchase such
stock as he wanted In St. Louis, and
telegrAphed orders 70 Eastern manu-
iAaturers, and received Q reply that he
had better purchase from St. Louis
makers. ME. Taylor claims that the
st. Louis manufacturers were Apprlsed
OF his efforts 90 place orders In the East
aud, 40 soon ag be received reply, de-
olined TO all his order. Fifty million
yards Of this bagRinR are consumed per
Annum, and the advance means an ad'
ditionAl expenditure Of 81 900 900 to con
sumers. 81. Louis will produce nearly
one half the product Of the United
States.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
collision In vineyard Sound,

VINEYARD HAVEN July 30.-The
steamer Parthian, from Philadelphia
for Boston, aud the schooner Ayr, from
81. John for New York, oollided In
Vineyard Sound on Saturday night,
The Patthian was struck amidshtpa and
WAS run aground ut Vineyard Haven,
leaking badly. All the passengers wsEe
sent to Boston yesterday morning. and
the leak IN the Parthian having been
stopped she Was hauled OF BY . tug Ia
the afternoon and pEocesdad to her des-
unRtion.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
rpeolnl rralns . uApe nEay.

The marked success of the inaugural
day OF ths OApe May race meeting and
the wide demand for special facilities
for reaohing the racing park, has In
duoed the West Jersey Railroad Com.
pAny TO run special race train on
Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY, July
31ss, August ID and 9Th. The train will
leave PhiladelphiA station foot Of Mar
ket street. ut IL 90 .. M, and run through
to Cape May on q fAas schedule, arriv-
ing In ample time for the opening event.
The cards promise some excellent sport
for these days, and as there are one
huudI ed and dfty horses now on the
grounds these promi es will doubtless
Be fulhlled.
Round-trIp tickets to Cape May, in
cluding admission to the park, will be
sold for All trains arriving In Phuadel.
phiA In time to connect with the special
ct greatly reduced rates. These tickets
win be good to return within two days.
For the benefit of those who wish to re
turn the same evening, special will
leave Cape May for Philadelphia after
the last race, about 6 p. m arriving In
PhIlGdelphiR about 8 80 D. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
A Donlal Nv M, Unthoart.

Mr.. Patrick CathoArt denies the re-
port that he asked . reporter Of the Re
PUBLICAN "why he didn's give Mayor
Harrington hi, because he had ap-
pointed so many DemOcratI on the po-
lice force2" He says 'he never uses
that kind of language, but tries 10 live
consistently with his professions. !"
Whatever Injustice done him was un-
Intentional, and consequently 1t should
be overlooked. A mans general con-
duct Il the best refutation OF any reports
that may be circulated in regard to him,
and any little exaRgsIAtion can do him
no harm.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
rHH auIOKsFEP NOTORIOUS.
Thay Ley Out the AmerIous in Fin
Htyle-Was ThempsOn the Jonah1


Thay Ley Out the AmeTIous in Fine
Ety1e-Was ThcmpsOn the Jonahf
As was expected Saturdays game was
q good one and over 600 admirers OF the
national game witnessed the Americus
defeat. II was a battle between the
pitchers aud Barkley had the best OF 1t.
Aecaferty caught for Americus up 70
the fifth inning, but was superseded by
Thompson. Newell was the fret man
stepped to the plate and sent the leather
to left field where Thompson made an
error and Newell got third. Barkley flied
out to E. Mccall, Carpenter got first on q
scratch hit, but was thrown out while at
tempting to steal second. Neary was
thrown out at first Tho Amoricus only
scored IN one inning and that was in
the third. o Mccall was hit by the ball
and was sent to first He stole second, 4,
and Cannon made a wild throw and
Mccall scored. The score.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

Everybody likes the Monitor OIL
Stove. II is the only oil stove that will
not explode; 1t cannot generate any gas
in the oil tank, owing to the unvarying
supply Of oil TO the wiolZsi 1t produces q
uniform and steady heat; 1t preserves
the wick four times - long and gives
20 per cent. more heat than any other
oil stove. You can do your washing
and ironing with 1t; It Is the tidy house.
keeper'H best friend. For sale ct the
Plokels Stove and Heater Co., No. 60b
Shipley street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
RssIstrarI . Report.

During the week ending 81 noon last
Saturday there were 20 births, IL mar.
lagos and 81 deaths, reported 80 Regis.
trar Lee IS having occurred In this
city, against 20 bftths and 26 Deaths
for the corresponding week Of last
year.
Causes Of death InAnitIon, q cholera
infantum. 81 enteritis, ai accident, 81
consumption, marasmus, 2 eseh; con-
vulsions, congestion Of lnnss, cyanosis.
Group, heart disease, paralysis, typhoid
fever, each.
Ages Of deceased: Under 1 year, 81
from TO 8. 3; from 10 to 15, L; from 90
to 30, /; from 80 10 40, Q; from 40 10 %, 3.
There were eoroner's cases, bodies
were brought here for inteEment and
were sent away.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
nseting Of mo Rspubnsan Oommlttes

Meeting Of tho Republican Oommittes,
The RapublIcnn mxooutive Commit
tee Of New Castle County met on Sat
urdAy afternoon ct the heaaquartern Of
the Young Mems RspubiicAn Club, No.
$40 King street. The resignation Of
Henry O. Conrad aa chairman was nc
Ioeptsd, aud Henry D. PIokala eleuted 20
All the vacancy. The following were
selected aB voting places for the Eomina.
tion election next Saturday:
Brandywfue hundred, Hast-Praoti-
cal Fagmer Hotel.
Brandywine hundred, West--shArp.
Less school hoube.
Ohrlstlana hundred, soush-School
house, Newport.
Christians hundred, North-vlstor
Bt0rling's store.
ChTlsiiAnA hundKeds West-Centre.
Vile.
hfilI Greek hundred
White CLAY Creek hundred, East
Ohristiana Hotel.
White Clay Creek hundred, West
Washington House, Newark.
st. Georges hundred, East-Odessa.
St. Georges hundred, Weat-Mlddle-
town,
AppOquinimink huAdrsd. Town.
send
Blaokbird hundred, Blaokbird.
PenoAder hundred, GLASGOW.
New CASTLE hundred, Old Court
Houee.
Red Lion hundred, East-DelAwars
City
Rad Lion hundred, west--st Georges,
oaioe Of J, O. Btuokert.
The voting places In this city, 90 far
as decided upon, are % follows:
First ward, Western Hotel.
Second ward, henry Feldheimer
Second and Walnut streets.
Fourth ward, cigar store, Fourth and
Walnut streets.
Fifth ward, stable, Eighth and Tat
nall streets.
Sixth ward, John Kilmer, Ninth and
French streets.
Seventh ward, Delaware avenue and
Jeiferaon street.
Eighth ward, Eighth aud Pine streets
Ninth ward, Old Academy.
The polling places for the Third
lTonth, Eleventh and Twelfth ward
will be selected and announced In few
ldayA
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
a Nov York Rsporter Aasaulttd.

NEW YonK, July 2g.--An atroclous
aud particularly bold highway robbery
Was Committed in broad daylisht this
afternoon ct 5 O'Clock, near Bellevue
HOSPITAL. Aubrey Murray, a Star rs
porter, was the victim. He WAS knock.
ad down with . Bsnd-bag and robbed OF
a diamond pin and . silk umbfolls.
His pockets were turned inside out
while he was unconscious. The police
were notified. Murray thinks he can
identity his Aasnilants.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
ro Trlad for Forrery.

Justice WIcEershRm, Of Kennett
Square, delivered his decision in the
forgery case on Friday morning. BE
held Phillips in $500 bail for his appear.
ance at Court. The suit Is brought By
the Nationsl Bank Of Kenuett Square,
which charges Frank Phillips, q young
man Of Kennett, with forging WorTall
brothers' (his brothers in.law) name to
note for Sleo At the hearing on Fri,
f&ay Mrs. Phillips ss-tsRsd that her
brother, James Worrall, endorsed the
note, while he sWors positively that he
did not,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
What Advertising Will Do.
COMMUNICATED.

WILMINGTON, July rs, 1888.
GENTLBMEN.-A few days ago had
inserted in your paper twice a three line
advertisement of "a dog lost" The par
ties who found the dog did not see the
advertisement the first day, but they read
1t in the second insertion aud returned
the dog to the owner. Had inserted
the advertisement once, the probability
is would never have cotton my dog,
which is q very valuable one l think It
would be we'll oftentlmes If person's 3
advertisement is not answered at once 10
keep on advertising 1t until II is
One WHO HAS BEEN BENEFITED.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Fnrrr.tiva RattIea.

WILLIAMsPoRr, July 29.-0ne Of the
most emarkable eEattlesnRkeB ever heard
OF was killed last week by surveying
party, headed by County Surveyor Ed.
ward j. Eldrad. The reptile eported
forty.tiVe rRttles, forming string eight
inches and q half in length. The rat
ties are now on exhibition at the County
Surveyors offios. The snake Was less
than three feet loug.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
pharr.n wan s,enllnr uhIokens.

Yesterday morning Charles Clayton
and Sadie Brown, both colored, were
charged before Judge Lyman with steal
ing a number Of chickens from James
Brown, the proprietor of the Bulls Head
Hotel, on West Fourth street. The evi-
dence, as far as Clayton was concerned,
was conclusive, and he was committed In
default Of 5000 BAH for his appearance at
court, but as there was come doubt as to
the guilt Of the woman, she was given
the benefit Of It and discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
.mmREaaA
ExouraIOns

Gouley's erAud sightseeing exour.
sion to New YoIk on Tuesday, ] ally 81,
will leave the B. and o. station, foot OF
Magket street, ct 8 q. m. sharp; Della
ware avenue station at 6 10 .. m. Tick.
eis for sale At 8. BAynard's, Fifth and
Market strests, and on the morning OF
excursion along side of train At foot Of
Market street and nt the Delaware
avenue station. Seats all numbered.
For full particulars read advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
PORT News,

This morning three sohooneTs in tow
Of the tug claudia, passed mp the Chris.
tiara 20 the Jessup & Moore OompAny's
pulp works, They were from v irginia,
and their osrgoe's consisted of poplar
wood.
A stone barge OF the Brandy wine
Granite Company, loaded with stone for
Reedy Island, passed out this morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30


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Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Free 0oncsrts!

Through the enterprise of the East
Side Association, Hyatt's Military Band
will give a free open concert to morrow
streets. A stand will be erected for the
of the musicians The
concert VIII commence at o'clock and
continue for over an hour. IL is the
of the association to have week.
lie is cordially invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
The eishernan,

BAY SHORE, l., l., July 3O.-The
steam yRoht BusQuebAnna, with Prtgi'
dent Cleveland on board, remAined here
on Saturday mofnlng. The President
want Aching on y small sailing vessel
An the GREAT South Bay and caught 16
blne fsh, the rest OF the party cRtohinR
niue. The special car which will carry
the President and party to Warrington
viii be attached to the PeDnsylvania
RAtlToAd train which will leave Jersey
City at midnight tomorrow,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Blsiue's Reception.

NEW YoRK, July 3O.-Gen. Joseph
O. Jackson, GrAnd Marshal Of the
Blaine demonstration, which 10 to take
place about the Ssh prox., has alrsSdy
received applications for places in line
from out-oEtoWn organizations mum.
beiinR 5000 men. Chicago, Philadel-
phia, Newark, New Haven, PAwtucket
and other cities are on the list, Major
General Henry A. Barnum, . veteran
0f the Sixth Corps of the Army Of the
Potomac, will be chief Of staff.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
nravIIIea.

Tba ohsaqest has houss In aAo e1sy
Rumfora arOss' A0A MaYkea BaRGef,
Oupping and IoeohlngS lo8 Z. Second st.
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Brazilian Balm. Immediate cure for numps.
Try Bush,s coal you will surely Ike it.
MillGrd +. Davis, ieweler, Q K, Second Of.
Fine IS K. Ringa, Rt HAMS, Is L. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist. 5th and King.
American Laundry, 6o2 West Frent street,
Hollis, 10. 4 West I'd street, has returned
from ChlcaRo, and Is still open though his
curtains are down.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Real Estate sales on Saturday.

On Saturday Thomas R. Bally, real
estate agent, sold at public sale dwell
ling house, No. 206 Lsmmot street.
owned by Margaret Muhlholland, 10
Nappy Walsh fer $3.50.
The public sale Of building lots in the
western part of the city on Saturday,
by P. J. Ford and Thomas M. 0gle,
was we'll attended and good prices we're
Realised. The follOEing is a list oi
purchasers and schedule Of the prices
Der foo:
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
That Rarest OF OombinAtions.

True delicscy of favor with true effica-
cy Of action has been attained in the IA.
mousCahfornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup
OF Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered 1t immensely popu
lar. 1t cleanses the System, cures Cos
tiveness, etc. All druggists. N. B,
Daniorth, Second and Market, Wholesale
agent,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
amOus Doctor

that the secret Of good health
IN keeping the head cool tba
h., and the bowels opcns Hnd
I,at physician liyellah our day
M the merits Of Ayers PillF
Irient, he would certainly have
led them, as so many Of Lis
Lid successors are doing.
I,ebtated DR.. Farnsworth, Of
Conn, recommends Ayers
HE best OF all remedies foI
'ilont Fevers."
E. Fowler, OF Bridgeport
Iys: ayers Pills arc highly
lrsally spoken Of by tho people
r.. I make daily use Of them
lc,ice."
|yhew, Of New Bedford, Mass,
Having prescribed many thou.
ayers Pills, in my practice, l
statlngly pronounce them the
srtic in use."
|ssaehusetts State Assayer, DIR.
IS, oortiiies : "I have made a
falysis Of Ayers Pills. They
|llo active principles OF we'll
fucs, Isolated from inert mat
plsn Is, chemically speaking,
IMPORTANCE TO their usefulness.
activity, certainty, and uni
effect. Ayers Pills contain
u or mineral substance, but
ps Of vegetable remedies In
bnbination."
Eer's Pills,
Dr.J. c. Ayers Co, Lowell, Maaa,
all Dealers in Medicines
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
a RIuFdorOus Fruit HolIer,

ST LOUIS, July 29.-Patriek and Dav-
i'd MeCloskey. brothers-in law and keep
ers of opposition fruit and vegetable stalls,
last night quarrelled and David slashed
Patrick four times with butcher knite
in the neck and back. The wounds in
the neck are said to have. severed the
jugular vein aud fifty two stitches were
to close them At last accounts
Pat ick was not quite dead and David
was In the calRboose.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Condition OF phlllp combs.

This morning there was NO change in
was squeezed between two coal CARS on
Friday morning last, unless 1t be fol
any nouEisbmeut. DR.. Kittinger, the
attending physician, has not yet given
an opinion In the case, but considers II
q very serious one. Undoubtedly the
Perfect quiet ia enjoined.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
rnl,a 10 b. pamapded.

WASHINGTON, July s0.-Mr. Dingley,
Of Maine, has introduced 10 the House
bill providing for tolls upon Canadian
vessels passing through the st. Mary's
and st. Clair Flats Canals In case OF dls-
crimination on Canadian canals agaihst
vessels or ports of the United States
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
For Rrnndrwina snrinra.

The Moss Rose Assembly viii give their
first annual excursion to BrRudyw inc
Springs on Saturday, September LIST.
This is the most popular excursion resort
In the State, and the beet season of the
year TO 20 there.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
1na Padrons sYstom.

PIrTsBURG, July 30.-The PittBburg
0hroniole-T Telegraph finds that ssYefel
thousand italian lsboreIs are work Ing
In that city undar the pAdrone system !
aud that the teefio Is regularly carried
on by about ID agents, Who operate In
with New York agsLtI.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

Belts Prepared Rennet Is certainly .
handy culinary article, and should be
used by every housekeeper for making
nost delicious aud wholesome desseTta
Prepared by Belt, the druggist, sixth
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
NoTEs.
Newell ID a dandy bare runner

Newell Is a dandy base runner
Connell has been signed by the VIII
mingtoDs.
Mcdaniel has signed to play with the
Wilmlngtons.
@. Mccall is a good p layer, although
he gets ratified at times.
Huey is playing a great game at third.
Jack wants the suit.
Carpenter, who played with the Quick.
step is captain Of the Delaware Field Club.
The Wllmingtons will cross bats with
the seaford club Dext "Wednesday after
noon, at Front and Union streets.
With Day, some day It will be all day,
but to-day 1t is good day. The Other day,
IL was rainy day, which was bad day,
but next day was clear day, and poor
Day got knocked far away into some
ether day.
The Amateur Leagus record up to data
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Burned Last Night,

The celebrated Three B. B. B. OF az,
manufactured by H. b. Bourbon b
Bro, No. 2l9 West SscoEd street. The
bsst DO. Cigar In tha city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

when baby was sick. we-gAve her CsstOria,
When she was ohrdlshe e'criedlfor Castoria
When she became Miss sheEcIung 70 Castoria
When she had. children she gave them Cas-
tOria,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
Uhnlera Infantnm

prevented and CURED by Hooper's Aro.
dyus. Best mediolns for tsethIns AID
oollo. All druRsistS.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
FOR SAFE uhoap;

A good dearborn, suitable for light
hauling, sold for want Of use, can be
seen ri the stables on West Fifth street,
rear OF blacksmith shop, between MAdt-
son and Monroe streets, from 10 O'Clock
to IL o'clock, and from O'Clock to 8
O'Clock. Price S16.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

Powell, in Washington cir set market
and No. 309 Madison strict, has . good
los Of hsh for to-morroW's market; also
CLANS and HOLSTERS.