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Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

Ohiaf Arthur said yesterday that
there was serious danger thai the strike
OF the engineers and fromen would
spread widely. s'It 10 I'm possible to ap.
pease our men when they know that
the railroAd composites all over the
country pI|s Riviaa 81 ~ the Burling-
ton. We kre continually In receipt OF
kilograms showing that the compsnies
are rendeting assistance, and Ii 10 not
In my power or the power OF any other
man TO restrain them unless euoh thin "a
arc stoppeh."
The aw|itchmen employed by tho
Union Stock Yards and Transit Com
pany. which has charge Of sll ths
switching at the yards, yesterday de.
cided not to handle Burlineto cars
The twenty-five employees OF the 40 :"
at the yArdn. whose business 1t is 10
care for . the stock nrriving over the
Burlington, we're discharged yesterday,
~ no stoo ( is arriving. The Darlington
Company officials reported that they
ran AZ passenger and 1oi freight trains
on ruesdAy and expected to increase
the number yesterday.
All the Brotherhood engineers and
firemsn OBJ the Burlington and North
era Railroad left their cabs yesterday
merniDg.
EAst-ho and shipments Of -four, grain
and provl lsions from Chicago through
to seaboafd points and for export dur
ing the week endIag last Saturday
smounted 70 So 157 tonF, against AZ, ,96s
tons for the prsvipqg Eeek. Tha de-
cgoase 10 brinclpsiis due to the strike
on the Burlington road.
Aocsssibns are being daily made "a
the number OF assumptions OF miners In
the oollieties OF toe Hszleton district
Many believe that the strike will moi
last much longer.
A spec. .Rl meeting OF Assembly No
1882, Knights of Labor, Of Mabanoy
Plane, p, Was held ON Wednesday
attsIRoon TO consider the expedieB o.
Withdraw ing In a body from the
knights OF Lsbor aud surrenderine
their chatter The assembly number
100 members, and nearly all wer,
present After discussion resolutionI
were unahimously adopted deprecAtInf
the recent strike OF rAilroaders and mi
ners as "hasty and impetuous mis-
take" oopdeEnuinR the Executive Com
nittee fof refusing to declare the rail-
road strike ended; determining to sur
render thelr charter OF the Assem- bl y
ana 10 pursue O course In the futuIi
by Whioh we nHy avoid a reourrenoa o
past mistahes, which have beep 30 dei
rtmenthl TO onr own interests and vel
fsrs." The Assembly was oomros sel
chi. tly o. railroad employees.
The passenger hrakemen on the For
Wayne and Erie and PittsburR Rail
. roads W Gre Wednesday notified ths
their wages had been advanced 35 oeni
per trip, the increase to date from lh
arst OF last mcnth.
Tnree hunfrod wofkmen OF the fhoI
OF the P P|ttsbnrg, Fort Wayne and Oh
csgo RaN Tread Company, in Pittsburl
woro dlhohaTRed Wednesday, on n
2 count OF lack of work, About 20
men are still employed In the warrior
departments.
Ore hundred and iHty men employe
n In the Nbwark Steel Works At He@arl
: New Jorsey, struck Wednesday mori
ing, beca use the foreman promoted h
brother 10 d place which ought to hAy
: bsea Rlvhn to another man.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08
Two aloon-Eyed Flends.

The raidiuR OF Chinese laundry by
P0lioe Captain Glori in Newark, N. j.,
lase on Monday night, and the arrest oi
two girls snd two Ohinaman, besides
the oonfiscA alton Of n quantity of opium,
reveal state of affairs In Newark Guoh
as was recently exposed In New York
city.
As In the New York cases, the New.
ark Cinnamon enticed the girls into
their dsns by giving them candies and
ooppers. The rAided den was at No.
16l Springfield avenue. 1t was kept by
Bam Lee and On Long. .t
The girls who were found there are
Ida Dunn, II years old, Of No, 25 Clay
ton street, and Kate GIaser, 15, OF No.
IL Clayton street. Both are pretty
blondes and have plump forms.
When the place was raided the girls
were taken to police head quarters. To
Judge Rodrigo they told all,
Kate eraser ACKNOWLEDGED that she
had o0nsorted with the pig tailed laun.
dry men for the past eighteen months.
At first, she said, she took the family
washing to the laundry.
The Cinnamon gave her money, and
what she took home, she said, was paid
to her for helping In the laundry, and
her parents suspected nothing wrong
until recently. when her brother learn
cd what had happened.
Gam Lee 10 better looking than th,
average ChinamRn. he has dispensed
with his queue and covers his head will
a black silk oap,over which he wears Z
stylish derby hat. He conforms entire
~ 80 American customs and converse
In German and English.
Charlie On Long still wears his pig
tail, but otherwise 10 thoroughly Amer
icani2ed. When arrested bottle o
opiun pills was found on Lee snd b
begged piteously for them and fey
were given 10 him.
The Cinnamon were arraigned befor
Judge Rodrigo at police hsadsusrter
yesterday and were held for ezamins
tlon on Thursday.
The girls were held as Witnesses
Katie Graser's father called at polio
headquarters, and when allowed to se
his daughter spraug at her as II h
would tear her limb from limb. a
was restrained by offioerB.
Later Mrs. eraser appeared. Sh
sobbsd bitterly, and said TINT she ha
known nothing OF her dAuR Rhter's wrong
doing until now. --....
"If had known she was going 10 th
bad In that laundry" she said, "
would have killed bel" ..
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08
NEWS SUMMARY.

Train Ooiitston-Two war Veskeis FOR
Fortune Bay-rhe Oonvlofed Be odior.
Two trains OF empty passenger cars,
whioh were being shifted, oollided last
evening on the Psnpsy lvaniA RRilIosd,
ct Poweiton Avenus Station. Loeomo.
tive No. 1853 was oompletsly wrecked,
n passenger cer was demolished and O
oar was knocked from ita trucks. EngI-
neer Daniel Maloney and Conductor
Daniel Cav were slightly injured.
A despatch from St. Johns, New.
foundlsnd, saye the Government will
despAtoh to morrow the steamers Her.
cules and Lady Glover 10 Fortune Bay
Their mission ia 10 prevent the sale al
bait TO the crews Of French fishermen.
The etesmers have sworn In number
OF special oonstabIes.
The Appellate Court In Chicago yes
terday granted E Mcdonald, the con
vioted "boodler," another stay OF pro
ceedings until March 10, on ,he ground
that the Supreme Court could mot tsk,
action on the appeal before thai time.
A delegation CT Apache Indians from
the Ban Carlos Reservation called 81
tho White House wednesday aud pale
ihtir respects to the President. TheI
said they were all satisfied with thei
treatment by the Government.
By the falling of nm immense !roi
crane In AiliB q Co.'s iron works, d
Milwaukee, Wednesday, two men wer
injured, one fasally, anc the ptepert,
was damaged to the extent Of : 0.0o0.
/ A despstoh from Ottawa, Ontario
says Sir John Rces is TO succeed Lor,
Alexander Russell as Commander o
the British fofces In North Az erica
with headquarters at Halifax.
Ex-StAte Bepator J. IL. Meredith die
on Wednesday AZ KittAning, Pa, age,
II years. He was the father OF W.
Meredith, psesent State Senator fror
that dlstrict.
A severe shock OF earthquake wa
felt at Pasadena, UAlifornia. at 8 o'cloo
on Wednesday morning. Brick build
inos were shaken, but no damage wa
done.
Among PresiGent Cieveland's visitor
on Wednesday wss an excursion part
of about 400 PERSONS from the vloinit
Of Troy, New York.
p. Elwood Baum, publisher and ed
tor OF the Pottstown, Pa, Daily New
dropped dead ct his desk ON Wednesda 10
from heart disease.
Clisf Engineer Jpekson BcElwe
has been erdered TO duty &c presidei
Of the Naval Examining Board In %
sion In PhilRdalphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08
5 for 500.
Coon brand collars.
BrsVitiss.

Tine cheapest nus house ia the offy
NHInfdrSa Eros AOA Mark ee sereea
Try Bush's coal You Will like 1t.
BraEilIa Balm, Immediate cure for numps
Brazil an Balm cures q oold; 40 doses, l0c
80 to Murpheyis for your bed springs.
Buy ydnr furniture at hurphey's.
Try BBsh,s coal you will surely like II.
Millarr f. Davis, jeweler, &. Second ST.
Pine NJ L. Rings, at Hanf,s, 10 E. Fourth.
II. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, co. West Front street.
First c asa furniture at hurphey's, aOs Ship.
ley streeL.
90 20 tieo. IL. Murphey's for your parIoi
chamber and dining room fnrnitnre. sos ShlT
ley street.
onIj al SO per load for best hickory kind
ling woAJ, at J. q. Brytr & Co.'s. foot o
Tain Ill Btreet.
We stAp ths press to s2y that Hollis ha
the bsst Dough candy at No. 4 Rost See ono
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
IN
tapestry Brussels

In nice, good, bright Ia
pestry Brussels at As cents
per yard. If you are going
to buy Carpets now is the
time to make your selections;
have them made up and
ready to go on your floor
when needed. Would be
pleased to show you our
line whether you want to
buy or look. Now don't
wait until you move, but
come and look at our enor-
nous stock now. We can
give you borders to match
all our carpets, both the
best and those that are not
the best. We will tell you
something about Furniture
another day.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

Last evening large number OF Sunda,
School workers were addressed In Yves
Presbyterian Church, by B, F Jacobs o
Chicago, the chairman OF the Interuation
al Sunday School Union, which held itl
last session In Chicago last summer. Mr.
Jacobs is an excellent SPEAKER and urged
the advantages OF state organization IN o
Sunday schools
Joseph Pyle, OF St. Pauls NJ E
Church, presided over the meeting an'
the Introductory services were held b.
Mr.. Keigwin, pastor OF West Church
Mr.. e. Payson Porter, Statistical Secre
tary of the Philadelphia Sunday schoo
Union also addressed the meeting, an
explained the working of the Union.
BY statistics 1t was shown that in tn
United States there are 99,762 sunda
schools, 8, ,034 AIS scholars aad 81 ,l07, IN
teachers. In Delaware alone there Ar
2l7 Sunday schools. 2,706 scholars an
2,9l3 teachers. This " III make q total c
9,14l ,6lS Sunday school workers in tn
United States, and for Delaware alone
total OF 25,6l9 workers.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

The / pllawing report was made by the
employ nent committee OF Proyident So
cietY at|its meeting yestt rday afternoon:
"Durt rtbg the month of February we
had sey en- working days at the employ.
ment rooms; we furnished sewing to los
women to whom we gave 3z3 orders,
eompridiug 5l5 garments On the
emerge hcy book we have the names ol
IS women to WHOM "a orders were given,
Is OF these being fol shoes. The bills for
the mon til amount to $3.50 63." A mum.
Ter of donations were received during the
month. The society is sadly in need :oi
funds, having barely sufficient means to
see thCIh through the season.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

An inquest WAS held at Mddletown,
yesterday, on the body of DIR. II Par
Wis, who was killed on Tu siaY evening
by being struck by train at Frogtown
crossing, q short distance from that place.
After hearing the evidence the jury rtn.
dered a verdict that "the deceased came
to his death March eth, a. Flogtnwn
crossing on the Delaware railroad, by be-
Ing struck by the south bound train cue
at Middletown at 7.30 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

sfkoups, on ItpI,. %


NEW YORK, March 8 Representa-.
tives OF the six great coal companies
met yesterday, and decided 10 make q
reduction OF 30 eents per ton In coal,
and the new schedules have been made
up on that scale. The following are
the new prices for the spring schedu les
Broken, IS 75; egg. 81 90; etove, 81 70,
aud chestnut, 81 IS. Tnis reduction IL
rsgu arly rnAde every spring, but the
new sohed u es were delayed about two
weeks In order to walt for a general re-
sumption OF production In the Goa
field bsfote deciding on the prices. The
spring prices as given above arc ter
cents higher than the spring schedules
in 1887.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

On Saturday night "The White Slave
will be produced at the Opera House by
a first class company, and the New York
Daily News, in speaking of 1t says;
"Mr Bartlcy Campbell has not at.
tempted to form pubic tas'es--a rather
Quixotic undeItaking-but has follow d
it-a very sensible idea In his last dram
attic production. "The White Slave p
now deliehting the lovers of melodrama-
tic and scenic history Is very strong one
and is told In the authors NERVOUS, vigor.
Gus manner, the interest never tagging
from beginning to end. -
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08
Murdered al. rather -in.Law.

LIBERTY, Va. March 7.-George r,
Brown foully a.sassinated hia father In
law, Joseph Saunders, In the southern
part OF this county, about eighteen miles
from this place, yesterday, Brown was
concealed behind tobacco house on
Saunders farm, which the latter had to
pass When he was but q short dis
tance beyond the house, Brown came out
and deliberately discharged the contents
of double Larroled shotgun In HE back
killing him almost Instantly. Brown
made his ecape.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

ID. Wyatt, No. 109 West Second street,
has purchased the property on the
north vest corner OF Second and Orange
streets, whore no Will remove his dry
goods business on our Abont March 10
AS our stock is very largo, we will begin
9 Glearlng.out sale from this date and
will sell goods ss or below cost until
hime Of removal. Mrs. Ada Wyatt will
be at the store, and will be glad to see
her many irIendB
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

BERLIN, March z, p. m.-Fhe En-
peror has suffered q serious relapse.
He has betn 10 q heavy sleep since 2
O'Clock this morning. His condition
causes great anxiety.
43op. m.-rhe Euparor awoke st
3 so O'Clock this afternoon and took
some nourishment. His condition Ia
oritiosl Prince Bismarck left the pal
ace at s o'clook.
J.S0 p. m.-The Emperor Ia dying
Prince Bismarck, who had returned To
the palace, has just left Agaia to con
vene meeting OF the Ministers.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

NEW YonK, March s.-An unknown
man, abou, 30 years Of age, aacended
TO the Elevated Railroad Station, At
Hanover Square, Last evening, Allied
his mouth with Paris green and threw
himself In front OF an approaching
train. He was crushed to death. He
was apparently q German, but there
was nothing to Identify him.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08
Shot by Hts Sweetheart. .

READING, March THE police are in
vestigatiug mysterious fhootIng which
took place on the streets at night. George
Leinbach, a young man, says that while
passing on the outskirts two men knocked
him down and shot him. He bears an
ugly wound on his SIDE. The investiga.
tion OF the police shows that Leinbach
was met on the street aud shot by young
woman to hom he had been paying at
tentions. Leinbach will recover, with
careful nursing
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

brrsyiLLa March 7 Samuel ostar
Ent.m 9prk, Union township, plead
Hqii,y Of oigamy to day aud was
|nnesd 10 ono year OF solitary con.
hen, 40 is u years OF age. On
Tel,t Of April last he married q
hr eits 30 escape criminal pIoseeu'
T,res monIhs later lie married o
hiu,atA Girl.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

away, nearly, at Mr.. Cyrus stern's
Ill Market street. To-day, tomorrow
aud Wednesday SIS suits will go of
lively for 80, and other suite, psnts and
vests at like slaughter in prices. Ur.
doubtedly these three days afford the
last opportunity to get new clothes &C
low at private sale. ..- -...-.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

am now prepared to do all my work
promptly. All ir uepd OF n new car
riage or who wisn 10 ssve their old
ones repaired, should give me call, ms
ell work Ia made OF tho beat material
and put together in the best style.
Prices moderate. JOHN WALrHER
Over Market Street Bridge.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

At . meeting of the Board Of Cura-
tors Of tins Odd Fellows Hail Company,
held yesterday, the following minutes
werc adopted:
"Nons are exempt from the debt
that In due to nature. Neither honor,
positiou or power can exempt or pro
long mans life. Death Is inex0rable
and It's summons must be obey ed. 1t
10 we'll to be ready whsn the summons
3omeF, to be prepared for the call, ~
we believe was the cAse with our late
brother, Henry Eckel, whose death has
just bsen ofieially announced. In his
capacity OF secretary and treasurer oi
thiR board for twenty three years nc
duty was neglected or left unperiormed
HIS strict integrity, his great mora
worth, his dislike for SHOW, his In
stinotive love for Justice, and his un
compromising waifares against the
many evils that affect society, made
him valuable 10 the community, 6,
we'll as 10 his colleagues on this board
We desire in this form to put upoI
rEoord cur admiration for his charaote
as man while living, and cur regre
at his removal from our midst. W
extend our sympathies to his family
and as q mark OF respect to HIS memo
ry, will attend his funeral in body.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

SAN RENO, March THE German
Crown Prince had q good night. He roso
In eheeriul mood and with a good APP
petite His cough and oxpectol alton
have nearly ceased. he took a long walk
Ia thB garden.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

that everybody ought 70 know that A.
Sergeant gives 9940 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindliug wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. 0ponin0 In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

For rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsis,
female and ohildron's diseases, urinary
trouble, liver, blood and ekIn dIgeases,
ard all nervous and chronic diseases,
eisctuslly treated by DR.. L!ppincott
No. 604 French street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

apgc,ai m4etlrg OF the Board OF
h. VIII 90 hola taiB evening, st
En- replrta OF statistics viii DO made
alsc repart In IegsJd TO the new
GptHy. a iull altantNnee OF mem
4 ia dasised 10 uilnr thsi d fall ex-
tsion Of opinion may be Obtained.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

The undersigned having opened the
store 2O9 Weat Second street with q full
line of wall paper aud window shades
We are prepared to do work OF short
notice. We would solicit call from
our friends and the public. We en-
ploy first-clAss work men and auaraptee
satisfsction. G. W. Evans 81 Co., 209
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08
spocini Mention


Stove and Heater Company have leased
the large building, No. sos shipley
street, and will move from their preoent
location on or about the 1st OF March.
We will have large room IN the 500.
ond story 10 rent for Storage Of h1usa.
hold gooda or other purposes OF moder.
ate rent for spaces. "A safe and conve-
nient place for storage. Apply q. K.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

s,s'a Directory Is now ready.
bo price ia si,oo.
Ss,a nsver was one like II.
/ IL nat n "Business Guide" or an
kn..r,.l uyeiopsdis." or a "List OF
y pus,ae0s Houses. II Is q com.
diteo'ory of oil the people at ell
ro,t ig1es in the State-the evil
ite ,ood, the Just and the unjust.
FsRRIs Bros PUBLISHERS.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

On Wednesday evening next the
Young Mems Temperance Union will
hold it's frat anniversary. Samuel P.
Goodwin, president OF tho FrAnklin Re-
formatory Institution OF Philadelphia,
will mako the address. The admission
will bs free.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

~ coats. 8 or 6 good suits and 8 few
paatr, goods in the piece and remnants
eal bs had at one.half price to day,
Tuesday ord Wednesday till 4, 80 p. m,
q. Stern, Ill Msrket street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08
Rsdaced.

DIR. Lippircott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia aud ohIonio rhenmatism ,
price 400, per hottie. Fer sale by
TAYLOR 81 FuLLERroN.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

The Rusby Cadets gave . battalion
drill In Wsbster's Dancing Academy,
yesterday afternoon. The drill waE
witnessed by q number of persons.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

DuBLlO SALE.
Il The kubieriber intending 10 quit farm.
ing. will sell at publis ssio, a. tho farm Of
J. J. Pie, on the road lending ir)m Eswar
10 Newark depot,
ON MONDAY. MARCH 18th. 1855,
at 10 o'clock sharp,
The following personal property, 10 wit:
no. !. Brown mare, Nellie, weight ], 40
lbs qzist in singls or double harness.
No. .. Dark bay mare, Elsis. weisht
600 ibp., good 10 work in tingls or double
harness; q good driver and saddle mare.
NO. >. brown mara May, weight ]. 200 Ibs.,
with fOal, an extra good brood mare, will
work either single or double; dam OF No /.
No. Z. bay horse, Frank, weight 200 lbs.,
good saddle horse, tsir driver, and On extra
good worker.
No. .. Gray horae. sam. weight l,lto lbs,
gooi worker double or single
Twenty head Of cattle, consisting OF 10
bred Jerseys and some grade Jors,ys and
Guernaoys. Thofonyhbred Jersey hetfera,
ono year old. jersey and auernsey croes-
bred neifsr. ooming2 years old: with calf.
g'adc heifer coming yoars old, with calf.
Q ilurham heifer calves, coming year old;
extra good.
Farming Inploments-rwo 9-horss farm
wagons, / market deArb9rn, l twO-seat osr-
n ige, with pole and shafts; iump.seat car
riage, ] Jenny Lind carriage, basket
sleigh and palls, l Johnson binder, nearly
new, . feet cu,;.l champion sslfreTe reaper
IN good order, Wo5d mower in good order,
tiKsr hay rake, l hay rigging, (crcoadileS
nearly new; little diamond sulky cultiva-
tor, with oern marhilg attachment; Hag-
gerstown grain drill, plank roller, old
drlll, for cultivating wheat ground; l Vsn-
Wrinkle grain IAN Pennock corn theller, 3
Wizard piows, 2 twin hArro We, 2 iron cultiva-
tors, with corn covering HttAchmsnt; =
grain cradles, forks, rakee, shovels, spsdes,
hoss, ofiaF scythss, nalf hushel, cross out
saw, COW chains, lot Of COW haltsra. large
dog house.
darnets--l sstp of extra good Lead har-
ness, nearly now 2 sets of carriage harness,
brides, collars, hslters, pairs Of double
iinsp.
seed oorn and potatoes By the hushel.
Te ms of sRle-hli suns of $40 and under
cash, all Euml over s20 q credit of 10 months
viii be given, by purchaser giving bsnza-
bio note with an approved ondorssr, paya-
bio at the National Bank OF Newark. II not
tpAid when due interest added from date.
WIN. b. MOTE.
L. W. Stidhsm b Son, A ucts. WIN Rees.
Clerk. mhs-3t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

FergusoD, IL L. Second street. has q
la-go assortment of EAe'er eggs, rab.
bis, chickens, eto. Wholesale and 10.
tall. Leave yous order In 2 4 time.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

Do not fall TO attend the public sele
on Saturday, March 10, 1888. nj 2. 80 p.
M, to bs held MT the office of Haald u
Oo., Sc zenth and hArket streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

When baby was sick. we gave her Castorla,
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to oastorlr
when she had children she gave them Cas-
torla.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08
,,..,t and uleyslana Anead.

,a1,y. March TIT is expected that
',r noms = oll TO morrow, when the Senate
M 1he quarantine bill, with the
y. df Ffid GRANT and two othsrs as
fm,s.iopers. This is tho shape In
Ib /, IS lett by the fourteen caucus
tor. It is exrected that three
socrr.s % viii vote with them and carry
III This will be u point gained BY
$Clfysland Democrats over the Hill
knrrf.E
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

Gents' sho 20 selad ana heelaa for 10
cent. while you wall. Hagter's, Second
and WAlnub street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

Asl. far Youths Smoking Tobacco,
Jss. " anaee. 6GT Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

600 yards bright, neS goods OF 40 cts
par yard. G. Worrell, $50 and s22
h srket street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

Extra fine oysters at Ainscows. 20, 60,
and 40 per. at. Telephone 800.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

Best brnaS and cakes Ia tho city at
Waltor IS, Seventh and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

Bush's, French street wharf is the place
70 buy your Goa
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

Ear Z ~ goo,ia-tltAnaF g 60.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

Coon hrsnd collars and Ouige.s Q FOR 6OS
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08


Is rot a mere palliative remedy, but 8
complete cure OF worst chronic oases
corrects offensive odors At once; IN
eQualled for catarrhal throat affections
diphtheria, sore throat, foul breath
b8c.
ssKsougn on Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, hies
ants, bedbugs, beetles, insects, skunks
jack rAbbi.s, sparrows, gophers, Bqair
-als. 15c. AT druggists.
'fsougn on Isph.''
Slough on Ito h" cures skin hum or,
arRptionB, ring worm, letter, sa
rheum, frosted feet, ohilblains, Itch
Ivy poison. bssbs.'s itnh. 300. lars.
Jfxou are Losing Your Grip
try "Wells' Health Repewer. Goei
direct to weak spots. For weak men
delicate women.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

3 Pairs for 81.
Coon brand cuffs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-08

webb'a store, 9l9 salpley street,