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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON
ofIndlana.
For Vice President.
LEVI P. MORTON
of New York.
For Governor,
WILLIAM P. DILLINGHAM;
of Waterbury.
For Lieutenant Governor,
U.A. WOODBURY.
of Burlington.
For Auditor,
Ell POWELL
of Richford.
For Secretary of State,
C. W. PORTER
of Montpelier.
For State Treasurer,
VIII. DU BoIS
of West Randolph,
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AT LARGE
HENDERSON G. WILSON Of North Troy,
HENRY R. START of Bakersfield.
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MORSE.-In Bennington, July 18th, Mrs. Flora
wife of Ensign Morse, aged 20 years.
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No. Of Rank. 23Qh.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL Bennington County National Bank, at Benning
ton, In the State Of Vermont, At the close Of bust
ness, on the 3Oth day Of June, 1855.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-07-12

DEPpRT az Tue CONDITION OF THE
III FiTst National Bank at North Bennington In
tie State of Nerm0n, at the close Of business, o.
the 30th day Of June. 1858,
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NOTICE.

To the Taxpayers of the Bennington Graded
School District.
A Rate Bill has been placed in my hands fol
collection, of 90 cents on the dollar on the Grand
List Of 1883, Of the Bennington Graded SchOo
District
hereby demand tie amount of said tax, and
notify you that viii attend TO the reception Of
the same At First National Bank Of Bennington,
on and after July Sd 1888, from O'Clock a. m,
until 4 O'Clock p. m.
There win be discount of per cent. ifsaid tar
Is paid within 20 days,
GEORGE F. GRAVES, Treasurer.
Bennington. Vt. July ID. 1881
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-07-12
LOOK !! LOOK J.
NEW FIRM.
NEW GOODS
W.R. WORTHINCT1ON &S0N

We have taken special pains to select O varT
| nice, clean stock this spring, and we feeA conf
ueht mat our goods and prices will please the
| mense line OF Mems, Boys and Children,s
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Republican First District Nominations
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS.
JOHN W. STEWART,
of Mddlebury
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECToR.
DARIUS ]. Stafford,
of Morristown.
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and take no other. Nearly every grocer from
Maine to Mexico keeps Il In stock. II yours has
MT II, he will order from his nearest Wholesale
grocer,
ID cad carefully the inside wrapper around each
ebar, and be careful TO follow directions on out
side wrapper. You cannot sdord to wait longer
before trying for yourself this old, reliable and
~ wbIIiI nj . -. .
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
.DoBBlNs' ELECTRIC

Insist upon Dobblns' Electric. Don't take Mag
il netic, Blectro-Magic Philadelphia Electric or
any other fraud, simply because Il b cheap They
WIN ruin clothes, and are dear st my prce. Ask
for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-03
The RisdOn
Iron & Locomotive Works,

Corner of Beal and Howard Streets
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
W. H. TAYLOR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. President
ID its branches; Steamboat, Steamship, Land
Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or Com
pound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built compI etc
with hulls of wood, iron composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade in which
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, u }
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler Sheet Iron, of any
size, made i n suitable lengths for connecting
together or Sheets rolled punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riVeted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipes made by this establishment, riv
eted by hydraulic riveting machinery that
quality of work being far superior to nand
work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
cifc Coast of the Home Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, bull with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. N. S. WILLIAMS ; Honolulu
Room No. 8, upstairs, spreckels' Block,
If Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-03
FERTILIZERS.

VNOR PLANTATIONS, G iRDENS, LAWNS, ETC.
Il For sale by HANSON 4 SMYrH. We
now prepared to receive all orders for the above
Fertilizer of a superior quality, thoroughly cured
and warranted of the best articles of the
kind in the market.
Orders may be left with
L. P. HANSON 200 Queen street.
G.. NJ. SMYrH, Hawaiian Hotel st.
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Corner of Beal and Howard Streets
SAN FRANCISCO. ................ CALIFORNIA
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
whipped in sl1 Rounds.

PATTERSON N. j., March 2s.-The
fight between Mike Gushing, Of Brook
lyn, and Austin Gibbons, Of Patterson,
which WAS to have come of TO- night
did not take place owing TO the absence
of Gushing. The New York c1ntins enI
of sports did not want to loss their fuui
and 80 mAtohed James Lshey against
Gibbons. Lehey weighed 1873 pounds
and Gibbons six p1unds lesa. Both
mon were in fine condition.
The first four round5 vera unsveut'ul
Gibbons frequently missine good %.
portuuities. In tho fita round ths drsi
knockiown and first blood wore award
cd TO Gibbons, who Was 40 y forcing
tho flght, evidently determined to In.
ish the battle. Several blows Ia rapit
succession dazed LsheY, srd 90 Glib
bons YVES following him ao0l Il .oe ring
severely pnnishinr him, false cry Of
"Time" caused GlbSons 70 Cuglet from
his onslaught, end before be ayAin rs
the advantage time was called, Will
excitement prevailed rs tue mon can e
up for ths sixth round. GibbouE again
forced the Il shtlng, and following &C.
we're blow In the stomach v,td q heavy
rap In the fAco brought Lshoy down.
He CROPPED about in a dg2ed manner,
but succeeded in getting up II se7e1
seconds. In legs than two sacOnda
after he was again knocked down, thi'
tins to stay until hts hackers picked
him up. He WAS almost unoOnsci1ul
and the dght was awarded 10 Gibbons
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
a Mysterious Robbery.

Sometime during lsst night or carly
this morning thieves broke intO ia
residence of W. K. Crosby, u ths RrN
Of Crosby 81 Hill, ". W. corner 1f Fittb
aud West streets. There was no one
present n the houEe at the tina, 1s ,dr
Orosbs and family hAys b0tA abrCnt in
Florida for some tiine past.
The thieves effected ca entrance By
pryiDg open the back door, after whicA
they had everything TO themselves, q.
the various room doors were unlocked.
Evidently they irst visited tle dining
room, as the dfswers Of the hsdeboss d
were found lying upon the ilp9- and tne
contents scattered up0n the tlgOs Tbs
miscr5nnts piled the table fall OF plases
ware, consisting Of knives, forks,
spoons, eio.
The parlor evidently was not eui0red,
IS there WAS no evidence OF lis6rde,
there. All the rooms IN the second
story were entered, mud the con.ents Of
the bureaus And 7ashstands scattered
over the floor. On one OF the wash
stands WAS child'B bank Allied witt
money, md a cup filled with pennies
which was still left there. The rooml
In the third story presented the amt
scene OF disorder.
As stated above the family are absent
and 1t La impossible until their retnTl
TO state whAi wns stolen. Tho object o
the thieves, from cursory glance, 1
unknown. Whether 1t was for plunde
or mischief remains to be solved.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
THIRD EDITION.
A Marrow Escape,

Mr.. Wait Townsend, who Is we'll and
favoraOly known in this city, writes to
a friend about very close call he had
TO dealh's door. He IL located In Texas,
on Mr.. Howard Garrett's cattle ranch,
and on loosing several mead OF cattle he
traced the thief and had him run down
and succeeded In landing him In jail.
The trial Ia 70 take place next month,
One evening not long after the thiei
had been arrested, horseman rode
up to tho rAnoh and asked the
privilege Of stayin over night. Tbs
raquest being granted the stranger en-
tered the rude hus and after pArtAktnR
OF supper announced his intention OF
starting on his journey before day ylizh,
he following nnorinR. Townsend said
he would accompany him IS be wns
anxious to reach certain plsoe 81 a
early An hour an possible. The pair
started of Dstore day bsOns, and had
not proceeded far when he stranger
covering TowTssna with mia repeating
rifie, said: Lick here, We might as
well settle old sosres now" w.th hiI
finger on the trigger Of the weapon.
Townsend Was startled and taken
quite unawates, not having his hTe
arms with him, said In cool tone
"Well, you may kill me, but you ar.
Watched" Ths fellow being thrown of
of his guard for the moment had los
his sight on Townsend, but nevertheless
pulled the trigger, shooting him In th'
elbow OF the right Arm. Townsend hst
by this time slid OF his horse ant
started on run for the ranch, the tel
low blazing away at him every step h
took, but ~ luck weuld have 1t fsile'
to hit him. He gIt his rife and returne
the shot ut the fast fieeting hgure, bu
was unable to hit him, IS he had 60
beyond the range OF his ri6e. The IN
tention was to kill TowDsend, and thu
rid the cattle thief Of the only evtdenc
against him.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
MI1 900 Ansura.l 90,

The Insurance on the morocco factory
Of Michael Newell, which was de6troy
ed by fre en- Tuesday night, amounts
to 8l7, 900, ~ follows:
Homo InRngAnoe Company OF New
York, $500 on building and $3.50 OF
mschinery, total 81 $50; Gu0rdinn Az
socla.ion Of England, $500 on build
ing snd $3.50 or mscniEeEv. total YS3, $50
Mott lsrn Association OF England S37
on machinery and S2,625 on stook total
5000; HSGoyer Insurance Company
New York, 1875 on machinery and
$3125 on etoos, total 80 800; Merchants
Insurance Company, NeEsrk, N. j.
total, 81 500; West Ohsstsr Insurance
Company, New York, 1875 on nAehiner.
and S2,i25 on otock, total, &. 500.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
FlfrrN EDITlnM.
Death OF an 1-,,

II. Q. O. Daily, the ye,I.,n,.
slsnet shu illustrator, 0isd ct lis,t,,-
dtnee, car clay mont, On TueslaV ,'O gs,- y.
o. hsaIt eissAae In speaking 81 E'..
the North American says: u d n
he va. 6b years old. Mr.. r,,,,-
was born In Philadelphia Jnne d o. i,ia
HIS education WAs .ec1ived 60 .
SCHOOLS OF PHILADELPHIA, WI, '.e .e
~ ASs old he was placed In A eor,,,. a u
house. hv0Iy boar be hAd tn ,.',',.ls, '',''ns;
he devoted 60 drawing. A, tSa seo ,1I'o,i ~
IL he rendered 10 the Saturday W,'s.s Ws. "
q number OF pkeiches. Tbfv ,.s..ul 's'uu
ospted and paid Tor a; q prios ,Vhiol i,l ~
tsrminnd the future OF the yoaDc ar,i,, =,
beiore long ne Whs engaged By sevs,si
large houses in PhilEdsIphls srS % ~.
pm and pencil bresght u hbo tns us
anu lor1unt. In ls4S nr. Da,le, sun sun
to New York 10 illustrate iyy,na,.' S'
wo:ks for tho American Az. I1rlss.'
aud produced several saflsa oi St,'sI
for ths "Sketoh BOOK" "RIn ',sUs W.
Wlpkls," tho "Knlckarbocker V .,ia "a
OF New York." tho "Llio OF Ws,bi0s'
tor" eto. A'1k-
In short while he achieved .,,.
tation o. EeeSt IA that Of Mlsitz R.lY,,S
Hs declined offers to 20 10 Iondon
Not long afterwards be began Nm ,s,ls, es,
OF iiluatrs'ions for the thirty tao soI'
umes OF Coopor'a novels, which aie ,or G
OF power and originality. MI, D,,sv
produced nunerous water c,lon vIisb
are hiatorioSl. He designed m,5v oi
the scenes aud vignoites for the fg,s.O
baoks." After the close OF The mn,
went TO EuIope Afler bis relr, ss
published "sk0tohes abroad viii "a"
aad Pencil" In many ways IN n,
DaIley dietlnguish himsalf Hsn,,
member OF the Artlets' Fund B,sIs,v
the National Academy Of De.iNs n1
tbs Ataer.cAn Waior C1lor sotIs,y
The deceased was Woll.hnJwa iaIh
city.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
i iianasoiue s,oeo

Gamue, uswE.ns' neT tobacco &. d
qegRr ttore a5 tontheast corner OF Ssy.
sLtA and Market streets, 3 one OF IL o
huest Of the kind in thu city. III G
large ntorl Is thoroughly stoCdei With
a tine .ins Of LeRAts. the gr .ster pai Of
which he r1anniactures hi nsrli ~ the
large ruUnh above the store. Mr HEw
kias makes specially OF tho Hcnry
Clay brEa1 Of sesnrs, which NOW hss
the reputation o. ba.nR the best ma 9
or offered for sale in this city. HH
erock OF tobhccoB 10 alto full fnl com.
plsie and comprises all brands manu-.
factuied.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
nann az the Nrorrue.

There is now lying At tho morsue the
body OF women, known as Mru. Car
lisle, nee L'zzle Simpler, who has evl'
nautly had ohCckered liie, Sho 10
about AZ ysars OF rye, and engaged y
room at No. blt King street sevrrAl
wee iSs $50 Sha remslnei there, at.
tended by two colored people, until her
daa,h on Sunday evening, when her
body was removed to the morsUe. For
scmo time she has been In receipt OF
money weekly from party In New
Y0rk, with which she paid nor ex'
penses,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
case Disnlissed

List evening CEarlsl FJ..lrs5Tofl
vas Briargsd before E'qnlrs Au-Ain
charged by Jame5 Eeliy W.lh Tho 81
cany 0i $3.50. The pisiHah $50 !
his testimony that In Rogtu5tM
whils he was walking Aleut VtttsTi
avenue, tho defendant h1pm4-a'd ~
with IS quick motion tOra IN! Oue olls
overall pceksts coutaln!nl ne sassa
Of money siAiGd shove. Oa arl'-f
nuiuhtiun the wituets said ;lai ilsa-
ieu6ant was o stepson,in.las, aia'A
he (the wltness) had Lived Will Ia' y
fe' caut fer btversl mon'hS AIl
twanty.piX weeks hal pali I'd ~,
alec dur.rg that time hs had loI ~
working, and his stepdansh'st- Wy
the defendant, had freqnentl! ia''hS
him with money. A. the eil'lS-
not warrant conviction, tho cAsA
G!smiGsed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Anotnee lIoane t.pbben.

Between . and 70 o'clock last evsuing
during tho absenco of the Is niig, thr
residence Of Joseph Martin az Nc. 7Jl
VapBuion street whs broken - t. s,tsl
robbed. Tho thieves nccured q pPrt.e,
nSn's gold watch a revolver. pocEn;.
book oou.ai1lng $40, laav'5 gold
witch End chain, with pegcil attanaod.
marked M. L n" g prir o. gold
RIasaeE, three silver spoons bearing Tho
initial "d !" agd one silver spoon gitd
this letters IN. A Z, 4. r n " ougr2r-
ed On IT, Nj. Martin ofars a reward OF
fE6 for the recovery of tho !aay's geld
HaGob, - II was preSent 10 hte vile.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Nierieh IN Ph,lnIeiprin.

The Philadelphia Prsss has tbs FOL.
loving: Miss Gertrude NJ, Poole Was
married 'aas evening to Rev. Is9in l..
CAtoD, nt Chesapeake City, NG as tho
residaG0e Of her sister, Mrs. Ambrose
A. I,eSirf, 94G7 Wallace etgsft. Esy.
ChArlcs p. Mailerg, Of New York, ag-
slated by ", W. dsbeT on. peri f5rt4 % 1
tho certmony. Tic bhda were c.ezm
siik dress entrain, trimmed with
duCaesu lace. The marriage veil Wal
gathered eud fastened on her head By i
oresoenJ of diRu1udB, and her orGa
mepts were displ)nds aud rubits. Ia
her hand Sic held handsome bouQue,
OF Ln FENEca roasi."
The groom is well ard fsvorsb,J
knoNu i thiB city, where he has Agslt
Of frieuGs,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
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Two Hearts Made QUO

Yesterday afternoon, a. 3 Js.5,i,
Eimurd Mitchell, Ir, was uB.iAh
vedlock TO Mamio NJ youagos.islgh.
tor n Louis kaiser, Of the tim o. G'f.
q ksiser. The ceremony took s.e q
tue Tesiienoo Of tho hrldc's tArst., Sl
30 Lcnlhatd atrset, md waiso,gatzd
h. Rev. Henry Cell Of tie bsmll
Baptist UhaIoh. TaasA were no sa.s,
present cxCap. the immalli,s IL en- .tn
VI both ianii.ea. After taa sdfsajay
guppeT va served. JLo uanl, ati1
Ce1plb lott for New York on tho iG
y ~. tain, whege they w.iI t.lA1
until Saturday next, wkoa thay vii
rtturn 10 this Cisy Enj iats Up .aef
sidslcs IN thcir row hoUc, 3sv1a
nll Adams G.Ieets. The h,ia5 Na. d
artd IN cream c0lotd 3lga rosa ia
groom ig well known IN IA. U,y, bilg
l. the roofing bgiluels and CspA..d
Co. a, ID. n @, .....
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29

On Wednesday last the r l.. 9. II O.
and elfoiei the following ni'a 70:
President--JGl win Gsrdar
Vloa Presiden'-1epjsrnia z 2mi.h
SscretRry--Willlsm Snydgr.
TreEsure--Frank Gardner.
Llhrarian--Dlarl0s White
Assistant Librarian Frank XIV e
ton.
Sergeant At -arms--G eor2n MOI.
Critic--PTof. VI. II. Boulk, OF Rugb!
Academy.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
AoaIdoBt.

This morning whi G orge Peters. an
employe in the REpUBLIoAN job Office
was etaudipR near Job pIess his left
leg gSs Gcci6enlnily caught in the cog.
wheels. Before tho pres5 could te
stopped the oogs hal torn the Ash just
above tho knee ia a bad manner. lie
w4a taken 10 tho cfIiss OF DIR. FAheg,
who sswed up the cash with nI
stitches, after Whicb he WBs removed tC
Lls hone, No 80 GheECS st-ee:.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
AGnntIadlctIon.

The Oxford Press has the il.a5t
"Hov. ii. W, Ja0obus, Of ., "a "
Presby terian Church Of OEio'l, III u
ollned call from the OeltfalV-4
of Wilmington. "a
Inquiry Of one OF the lctllii..@,,
members Of Central ChurcA, ita.,a N.
log, shows ths. there ia n0t'l,. 20 -
ever IN the above. Two Of w, w - -,
bers OF the church went to o1'l.Sa
TINA sgo and heard MrJac99l, P,ii \ h
but upon learning from soios IA, y )
congregation that tho,e w9s W. !. ii
oiliiy OF his being induced 70 II n
change, the matter Was giOlf's.'s f.s'sls
nothing said 10 Mr. JaeoeI' Au ~
haytt thErs LES not heen any yl' ~"
cd to take DIR Nixon's place
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Hadra FannRa.

Tho time will soon be here for plant.
Ing the Dayton hedge fence. ALI who
would Ike 70 have that fence, or wsnt
infornstion In regard to 1t, mi Wbo
lave not already contracted for It, are
rIqushted to notify tha undersigned,
who will DO pleSsed to call upon tnen,
SOLOMON BEEsEY,
Agent Day ton Hodge Fence Co.,
1913 Rodney Gtreet.
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
EIae more Nanes. j..

During the session OF the Levy Cour
yesterday nine mora naues were added
IN the assessment list ~ follows: JohI
W. Bad Rin, Fifth ward; Samuel T
6anbly, Seventh; Richard B. OhillB7
Seventh; 9swSll HAll, Ffd; JOSEPH
Nd. Downing, Fifth; Ed ward A. Stew
art, Fourth; I'D win r Aahsn, Fifth
Alexander Burleigh, fourth; sAmue
Brooks, Ninth.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29

BoIee and Hhfhen' M
Some time last night s'I ,sls "
Jantes Nelson Boyd, o. Ind Il
Eighth strest, vas hToEcp ,tass iI VI
rel hoTro, i9 or 10 yeAir,ai i,i.lr, o. o'T 'Ya,I
q sgt OF harness market Nm and hI
stolen. Ths hcrte 10 bipa" "a sa
short mana and tall u .,o,sl h
ported thet . wagon Ias ,uprS
the Oolumbus Inn, ard IL ,,s !, is 5,rts
tnst Il was taken by tho ,.. i'Ias InaosITnlll' T
Tue wagon WAs found 'Ai'
Claymont.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
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The Noyelty ThsAtr0.

Thers was large and .enca prssoot
~ the Novelty ThtR,re on Front atreet
near King last evening. The perform.
Auoea glvsn at this place are hrnt clAgs
in every pnrtiSu!ar, and the inoressip z
attendance shows toAta reputable va
rioty theatre will be supported In this
Olty.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
- - y - -
I.lLllfn Lsnal

Tho frrcrat OF Me. Am I.5a5 saE
plHca yesterday morning from hsr4
dencn of hor son ir-lAT, alg. 5'tnsR
DrigEion, near Cecca'B Bridge 7a
rrmalns were onaaaad ia s'5H
mul- IT'D WAlnut cBefct, aud .tsE'da
ustkably nst0ral a. lfr 'e4tiaH
was Sheet of WbCa., tmb sma1sd
tho snd Ct the harvest. Tie 5s,5la
we're perIqlmed st the hCusa 'R
R,y. n NJ Browne, late II tbs cg
Int nov Of Newark, who -e.ealtda,Ai
ext, "B sspd ara The dead g'3lial
the Loia." There WEs qUae lsRsh.
tendance, aud ~ the o.aBe ,Hs..ITIa
tina Eoi5nlD corteEu proceeded TO u
Presbyterian haEgils gta1nt Al 5s
e0v, whore t.o lnteruslt iaot PA
'hg Rev hr. AndGtstp u n Pteal'
tG.ian Church NJ shat lacJ ltils,1si
the tinRl ceremonies At ,a6 grave,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29

70 ali Who arc glfieyipG tfosn shs or.
roro ard indlseEerpps Of yOUth, acrvoul
weAtneaa. oAIly decay, loss OF ioHahaod,
30, I viii se1d . recipe shat viii cara
you, FHBl OF OdAHaN, HhD Rrea,
remedy wna GiDcovofed by missionary
In south America. Sopd self.eddreos'
I'd envelope TO the REV 5oSnH T.
fHaAN SvR.inn u. New York Civ.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Another Inprersmsnr.

The building at the southoast corner
OF Fourth and Walnut sfroets. occupied
by j. q SPath Rs clear nAuniaotory,
is uRdegsoIEg sapaiTs. The hrE' Bcor Il
being lowered 70 conform with tho
grade Of the pavemsst, while two bulk
windows Will be ruE In, Ons On Fourth
and the other on Walnut. A naH en-.
tIAnos will also tB out IN.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
FiTsI Eooeptlon'

The first reosptien Of u tue ,1s -5,psI
Club will take place !. an FhtlI
hall, no 329 French E stree, !, o yc5srnsss
promptly At 8 O'Clock, !, ssls . tpii, lsi, ~
ing OF the olub viii DE- "a g,t tti,,,sIlS"
ine, 10 which il Is desi'oa
bsrS be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
r,,,oItsrs s5oien'

Tan or fii:een poir, Of Cso,o' ,.oin tio il. y 7,
wsrs sI etolep iset evening nj, s.ito!l i'on Vi 2 =
Of Bishop Lee, st Fen ,r.s h.. s y.t = =
ann t,reots. M trac. .a,s. 1o' 4 re-
difo5vered OF the p'f'''s; =, slprs'
SsG csi.s ssG = ass esri IL si, iaf the s'lid'''
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
mAHNIuD,

MEELL -ubAkK On MAroh 9s. 1883, 81
24l7 North College avenue. by Rev. Robert
Graham, Drsrlos ". Meeli and Mary a.
uiars, both q P1ll1dolphis.
s SrUAHr-B NHtR.--O Msroh rs, 1873,
A. .sl7 North college aYonun, bf Rev,
Fohert atatam, koheT. - Stusrt and
lssbt la u B0aRsr, both OF wilmington
De-.
PEI EIPLES-FiCKEB I'm March 26, 1888
1t giH North Nel!esO avenue ~ Rev
Robert GtsNam, Andrew feop,,s aid
Allnuie tieEtr, both o. Phiiado phih.
TUAHY--al'AN V'nion N. L.
rGfst naga, on Wednesday, svoning rlai cl
2s, b. the isfy RuEG4 S,GnEis, Mr. Merit
II. FAIRY AID M,sl nnlO Mc AyAnia, botf
q shls CITY.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Thn IlorAaa.

Tho educated horses are drawing large
audiences 20 the Opera House every
night, and no one should fall TO soc them
There will be matinee to morrow after
noon and again en- Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Enr Stntnra-

Amp'e ard asfs storarn for Fgod5 Of
crrhnF of F1-rsH sus Xin7 s'teFsr
Also all brands OF chaiae a yer and
garden s9e;s. Pa0as call 498. z. P.
JanY'sr,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
Ls iha REPUBLICAN, oiios lo'es''"
ShEde: ,Ibt3
o'clock 10 O'Clock
MO 4sc ?"
wna wsE;naf.

To.nlortaw in ts.s c!tT end m M
snd in Nov England "atI', ,n,,s,N
partly clr udy weather wln ,, y,,,Iili
g,sgati, pilh ir6sh to lisli, ,,i5sls
w'uds, ~ 90 Saturday, petil5 g,.A
RaTe5er weather and soatlt.2, Ia sth
fo.!Cgsd possgbly by rain near ~
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29

Ihe Board 81 Assessments, R,yIsIna ard
Appeals " ~ slt % neEf appeals rtui I9e
as9etsmnat iron srru TX 20 ptiI sOtp lsss
~ th7 ctna1 OF the tax coliao.o's, r9lOE Ensf
~ sireot. beiTso tGe huusl Of 2 spd /
"a th9 o'eniuK. al a.psa8 r9nI. ua In
"iltihs: T.. +. MGsSlUk,
M1J l0s ClsFh Off1S Dsuncu
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29
NorloH.
CITY ASs Egsx ENV.

Notica Is hH'eHT riTs7 that me citv as
s;sshe.t hsF b5en comp e't" end the rooEt
llscoi 10 lE1 once OF ttoOier9 Cfthe Ctun
eli at tllo city hall, sTGLrs ihaq cgn bn az
sLlnai BY 'aHa3ios from 1uosdaY, mtrch
.'th. 1879, anal Tutfd-F. ann i6th. 1855
DetWetn Iao houts OFT " J'clock 4. M, ani
70 =. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-29

DUbLIU SALE.
rho subfcrlbdr Will s9il rt public sale, 10
remove from The city, II no 7iS French i
Dn ridhy, RIA ch 30, az o a. N, his eL ire
H1GiA OF hgG ohotd goods, anOnE Hhish sTs.
push Lsrl0r eurtl
h.if Jl1th pIri1r cute.
satiQuO raaL4he tui o,
walnut hGtE4cK.
walnut secretary.
l0unges.
3mSf0lo ton tables.
= SroCk .ug cEa!!a
2ingf2in ctr4ot7
Srpss, rariof and ccos slsvcs, l feather
beI, b"a6, beddinE, u bios, ohairs, eGt.,
QutonsRSfe, ard alRo the nirp;tnre an.
equipments Oi his phO, graph gallery.
JOSEfn n. bIAYBIN.
W. A. EukilI, au,tloloer. IL