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Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
Saved His LEG !
ScRoFULA
BONE CURED !!

LITHosIA, Ca. August II, ISL.
TUr swrv- srKcrFIc Co, Atlanta, Ga;
,,, eatiSsns M naye pe eSsr s sIn WIN
child, the disease undoubtedly being here
dttary, US my mother suffered from scroful
my afiiictIon Increased until the maiady
becamo harrassing and painful beyond the
power Of words 10 describe. MY right veg
particularly became fearfully involved, the
lift leg being less pain fully affected. Finally,
about fourteen years ago, the ulcers on my
right leg had eaten through the flesh into
the bone. In order to save my life the doc
tors determined to nmputate my leg below
tile knee. The operation was successfully
perfor1nedby Or. II. v. u. Miller Of Atlanta
and DR., W. p. Bond, OF Lithonia- But the
loss OF my leg gave me only temporary re
lief. The poison was stu In my system and
soon began to show Itself again. In short
time after large ulce RS appeared on my left
leg, covering q from the knee to the instep:
Frequently while az work could bg tracked
by the blood which oozed from the huge
ulcers, and the sores and rottening holes
were so offensive that my fellow woTkmcn
could not stand the stencil and would move
Last winter i was persuaded to try S. S. s.
As q last effort l consented to do So and
sPecific soon besa % feel lie good Effects
OF the medicine, the offensive running bekan
TO grow less and less and finally censed, the
solid, and 10 day. after using twenty.onc
bottles / am a. hale and stout man OF my
age as there is IN de orgla. am seventy one
years old, but feel now Noungcr and stronger
than did when was twenty eve. weigh
about l10 pounds. Nothing IA TO be seen Of
the terrible disease, or to remind me Of tho
torture suffered for 50 many years, except
the scars Of the perfectly healed ulcers.
Iwant tho world to know Of the almost
miraculous cure effected on me by $. b. s.,
and call upon those who wish 10 know the
particulars directly from me to write, and ]
will consider II n pleasure as well ns duty
to answer their letters. l refer to Dr.. W. I.
Bnnd Of Lithouia, as To the truth uf my
statement Very gratefully yours,
L. DRAEE-
Treatise on blood and Skin Diseases mailed
kfRe. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.,
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ca
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
FOURTH EDITION


The Bcstonians, an opera company
comptislng some Of the best artists OF
the Boston Ideal Company, will appear
Al the Opera House next Monday and
Tuesday nights. On the first night they
will present "The Poacher," q ne 81
opera in this city, which Is said 70 be
first GLASS In every respect On Tues
day night "FAtinitzA" will be the at
traction, and m exchange In speskiug
Of this company's presentation OF 1t
saws: "'FAtinitzA,' beautiful, bright,
full of ripping melodies, has always
been a drawing card With the Boston
Ideals, with The Bostouisns last even
ing 1t proved Just ss taking. The music
IL familiar to our thea goers, and for
that reason, no doubt, is popular. The
cast last evening introduced that deli'
cious young sotress and singer, Mia
Agnes Huntington, as 'Vlsdimir Tue
part WAS charminGly taken, better, iG
fact, tbsn ever bsi,Ie 10 this city. Mis-
Huntlr eton has rich, melodiou
voice, p.rtiou Atly good In the mitdl,
and lower registers. Her acting wa
art i,silf, and tho audience oerSatnl,
epprt lated tbs graceful figure of tn
young lieutenant in his becoming uni
form = The sale Of seats Ia now ope
ut Thomas, and the indications a,
that tie houes will be packed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

LAID to Rest

The funeral of Dr. John H. Plrvis, who
was Killed on the Delaware railroad las
Tuesday evening, took place from his late
residence at Niddletown yesterday after
noon and was ont Of the largest ever
witnessed in that place. AT noon all
the stores were closed and business of
every description was suspended The
services were conducted by thu Rev. r.
d Adams, OF tn Mdli-togn VI. e,
Church, assisted BY the Rev. s NJ Nor
gan OF Townsend. and the Rev. w =.
: z'esHsfS H., of the Forrest Pe2,l ,t;o,isn
Church. cl1of whom sgrss feeij Ell Iei "a ~ \
the deceased. ..Ibe- ,nterment was m p H.
in the Forrest Church cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

pretty as you might pick
out, but then there's q wide
range in beauty.
With the English shirt
waists we have piled up a
few Calico ones, we'll made,
pearl buttons and reinforced
bands. They are a little
soiled and mussed and are
reduced to 25 cents from as.
The siz IS in both these
lots are from 5 years to IL
years.
Here's a short story on
Fl n e English Balbriggan
double sole, double toes, and
double heel stockings
that's pretty well doubled
up. A gentleman never saw
any stocking outside Of New
York good enough for hin
urtil he saw these. H,
bought 3 pairs on trial cam,
back and bought 3 pair
more and 6 pairs for
friend, telling us they wer,
the best and most comforta
BILE stocking he ever wore
A mans judgment, as
rule, on underwear isn't G
much account, because, as
rule, he don't care enougl
about it--hasn't time-con
! sequently an endorsement
like the above We appre
ciaIe. beeid es that it cells u
! lots OF sto:kings--75 cent
, per psir.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO,
, Fourth and market streets
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

The fitst one Of G1uley's Excursions
to be sun this season viii BIZ to Wn,h.
ington, Oh ThursdAy, May "a, leaving
the B. s. o. Raiir al Station, foot Of
Market street, Wllminets n. 1he fret
bt elton will leave Ut 6 Q. m stopping
only for water, arriving 10 Washington
At 20, the second section will leave a.
Q 20 . m, stopping at Ktamenti, Stan
ton, Newark and Sln serly, arriving in
Washington nj g.50. RETURNING exour-
sion train will leave Washington ct Z 10
p. IN. Tickets good for two days for all
tba. may wish 10 stop over until Fri
DAY parties stopping over eau leave
Washington on any train kr Whining
ton during Friday, morning or evenipai
also partiel wishing 10 spend few
hours in Baltimore on Friday eau leave
Washington on any train that may
iuls them, and leave Baltimore Oh any
train during the day or evening fot
/ " tlmipgtou
Re ties poing may expsc, . good
tine Toe month Of May IL one OF the
tbs pleasantest months TO visit Wash.
ineton with Its many tiIwer gardenT.
Al that tins Congress vi be in ets.
8 ION, the many public buildings TO be
vi led, and on the 24sh the Knights OF
tie Golden Eagle parade will be on tho
march. Taking sll tli3ss in consid.
Grafton it will be one grand trip Of
pleasure. Round trip tickets, e. 80.
o iidren from years 20 10, 81 rs. The
Knights Of the Golden Etgls will &C
0 mpa0y the excursion ami will 90 OF
thu first section 60 as to meet theli
mmittse TO joiu the parade ct /:
O'Clock. Cyrus Comnandery, No. /
Knights OF the Golden Eagle, and othei
commarderies aud oS,tss OF tn,
h uis hts Of the Golden EI8le will ec
company the superior chief to wash
ington and join In tbs Riand parade Of
Mas 24.b, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
Dotn.


Mrs. A, Mills has oneued q dress
"a akinR school at No. COS Market street
Rev. l. W. Layfsid will preach In TIE
NJ. e. Church NJ Newport Tomorrow
evening at z 80.
Mr.. John g Hartman, JE and son
are Visiting fEiends In Amsterdam, N.
Y.
A woman fell down the steps At Nc.
Lain's rest aurant, Sixth aud Market
streets this morning, and hurt herself
considerably.
The members OF Washington Loo GO,
No. 8, A o @. b, are requested 10
meet On Monday evening, March IL
Business OF imr or;ance.
j. A. PEgNRLL W. Il. 3.
john Alden intending to remove 10
Asbury Park, n. j has disposed of his
stock OF groceries to Samuel Din, VIM. II.
Lowell and stidham Work who viii con
tinue the business
Philip L JONES', aged &c years, who
Was employed as 3 laboter ~ the D,A
luoad Stats Iron O1mpAny's works.
ldied quito suddenly at his boardiuf
house, No 702 East sixlh stree, about
noon yesterday.
| Hoods SasArAr,lia, IS Ayers do
I67c.; Bo,anic BITS rs, 400 MeInal.'
lsyrap Of To, heals the lungs and PSI
Events p ermonis, price $50. Try TIT
Iconb's corn cure, zoo. Danforth
druggist, Second and Market
al Al the Reformed Episcopal Church O
the Covenant, 5fc9nd and WashiuR en-
, Mr.. Te!ford, h. Eagliih evangelism
4 aud his wifi Will condaCt praise ar,
Testimony meeting to night at z 80, aui
hold evangelistlc meetings tomorrow
lat 10 50, and O'Clock.
Services to MORROW 10 TIE Becop
Baptist Ohutco at 10 80 q. ~. aud rs
.sIp n. Rv. DE- Il q. P.lmsr wi
(, iltolufe before the Society Of OhrsiIa
\ IEudeavcr tu Gods Hand In Oar Hi
? Itoty." Prayer mea,ing st q 80, led b
g. BrsGisrd. Sunday school q; 8 a. u
d land 2 n. m. Wednesday evening NEE
tins etniueied b. K v. Mr.. Hsatp.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
DIED


NlOhoI.S-oa tho s:h init. Eli Nichols,
aged 80 scare
Relatives end friends are res 7sotfully ia,
vitN1 TO attend his iGusrz; rom hts late
rel fence, bear Gentrosil'e, Ohfiatlapa
hunired, ca I'd day, 81 month u h, at 2
ociook b. II. lntemeLt a. Centre barylDg
u .und.
CDROANNUN TN thu s h inst, Martin
UoncanEOn, Rto1 60JoIrs
Relatives 3 ID irio ads Grs invited TO attend
the funeral, without furthe notics, from hts
tie ie idsLse, AZ MT. Cuba, n3olday IN I'm
INK at o'ciocg. Sign Mass at 81. PATH X q
Church, Ashlsn l. In efmsnt atet JJrelh'r
Cemetery.
jUHkS.-On tho ON inst, Gsorge L tou
q EdwGrd ard Mary mes gen 20 Year.
EClati7eB and ftiends OF mo family arc re
epecuully invited TO -ttsud the funsra
from tho tsficsnee Of his uncle, DAVE
Jontss No. : o. 4 a. Six h street, on IL oud /
afternoon. SoIElct at the hou at
o'clock. lnie,ment at RlvsIview Game.
terry.
~ 4sJr.- lon trio 10Th inst Mary u .
VIE 81 y itiIam r. HoaoB. aged - Yeas
Due notice offuneral viii be II on.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

The aHost eye tonic, eye stysngthener
and promoter Of clear, healthy, strong
eight Weak, inflamed and toIe eyeP
are quickly cured. Loag Aigh.ednesE.
or short or near sigbtedaehs Is wonder
tuiiy relieved by Restoring the lest
action % the nervs, by removing all
natalytic or ocngeetig6 tendencies,
Bad eyes Sre made good, weak eyes are
made strong and disoeaai eyss are mAd G
vel! by Using this famous eye medl.
cine go. AID sos, bottles supplied.
MAio depot Fourth and King ssreets,
Wilmington, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

BARLEY Campbel's masterpiece "The
White Slave" will be presented at the
Opera House this evening by a ars.- elias
company with new and magnificent real.
isttc mechanical effects.
An exchange in speaking of this beau
thu play says; Barley Campbell has
touched the most delicate and responsive
chord in human uature in THE White
slave namely, sympathy, as q dramatIe
and Literary work, is worth all the Uncle
Toms, Kits and Octoroon's' that eyar
were written or ever will be written. Ii
IS a towering monument of dramatic
art
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
At the City Court

james Kelly was charged at this
mornings ees,lon Ct tbs city court
with being drunk aud dtsgrderly aud
was haed 81 and coss. Thomas Nc.
Oiahsrty, n boy aged about IL years,
was held in 5000 bail for court 10 ar
sWer for the iarceny nf hammer.
Daniel W. Deputy, who aesaul ted
John Pinder last Saturday with a
. eaver. sad was held 20 avail. the re.
sijt Of bis iujpries, Was rel4saed on
~ eco bail, Cue attending physician,
y B.ochsom, having pronounced
FinGes cut o. danger.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

I've We |o1it call special attep ton N
nsnJ 10 s great lie at Go5 Market iT.e,
w Tl,t, VIII be resumed this syenipy a,
CIoek' A gIeat many rare nsrp.tns
49, ~ ne lad a. . sale Of such imD,erse
eNa anu variety. Particular care is
oietclsoo to mako 1t Interesting and
pieae@nt Tor the adies to attend, Cor, .
SaIiy ana get front seAt, W. a
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

cards are GU. FOR the marriage Of Rev.
MI mcDoTe., pastor Of the Lower
brsnly"!na Pr56by terian Church, 81 :
MISS Pussy, daughter Of ths late Ell
wata F1ssy, Of thls city. The oere
mohy VII. taEe ? ace next Wedneslsy.
Ghe hsppy pair viii make q short hr!.
ia! t1uF, aud on their return home on
tne following mordsy will be given .
reception at the church. A large party
may Do exp cied, as PArson McDogeiI
ID popular Anolg his parlshoners.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
Whole Value for Half

We have several hund. ed
Suits and Overcoats On hand
that we offer for half price. This
is a wonderful chance for men
and boys 10 get sterling worth
for little money. You have our
assurance that they are we'll
worth an inspection. We are
bound TO sell them, hence the
price. We want the room they
take, want it badly, and ptopo &c
to have it. Overcoats at SO, So
and $40. Cashmere Suits at
81, $40 and SI2, and Boys
SUITS $3.50, 50 and S..
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
The FdneraI OF Henry EckeI.

The funeral OF the President of City
Cour ell, Henry Eckel, took place at $50
O'Clock this Afternoon, from his late resi-
dence, No King street, and was at
tended by number of city officials aud
the members OF City Council. The re
mains were eucascd in a handsome easket
and the solemn cortcge pr ceeded u St
Andrews church, were the services were
conducted by theRev. Charles e Murray
after which the interment was made IL
the Wilmington and Brandywine GENE
terry.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

GErTysBuRG Pa, Nara
provisions OF the viii Of WE
ger, OF Abbot'stOwp, i1is .S ELK
batsd here to-day P1nslhS,u
lege, at this place, wi feo %. 4,
BILE farm 10 Federico VV-Ys vi
aud, 40 regiduary leeatse, = N
which will msho tho wn ii.r'|
about S45, 900, for the III
the Bittinger prot ssoEsAlp /. mi n
non Valley Go Sc, y A aos M
been btquesthed q tiy,vs
Cumberland county 10 tn.V' '..ll1
the bequest beins tuhieV. ~" nd
tate Of Rsv. Dsnipl L IN! :"
of the tes;ator.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

j. W. Hnriis Of Pebcader Hgrdred,
with mis- wife d three children, passed
through our city this morning ,on the way
Alabama. II is his intention 10
engage IN The brick business, and as sist
In building up he town. At the present
time in that state the trees are out in
leaf, flowers blooming, and Strawberries
and small fruits ready for the table.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

iesteEdsy morning while Frederick
X Ozark, clerk In the employ Of ire
Capaile Hardware COMPANY, 1as show.
log a pletol, which he did not know vas
l9adea, 10 a customer, 1t was accident.
ally dischsTRed and the bullet pas5t2
enough TIA hand.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

.h ga melne1 i>y evening the queen o.
H tne z.s2s, NJ jdIssks, will appear at tn,
t Uyora q, a ouae Ia D1ns Diana. d" and q.
s sn,s WI probably be her asst appear
auoe % tais city for many years, ther;
40 nc 19nb, out she v II DO grestei with
one one OF TIE lar9elt sulienc 5 Of tas en-
i SI.e season 'Doua Dana" isa trans.
ds..on rom Ne Spanish, and ia this
onsE -cler lhls renowned sctress spnears
70 tue gre tth,' var age. = = -
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

shor'lg s'ttr room to-day Gre ,loke
.ont u No horBe st she s1utheAht corner
10! Fd5G and Pine streats, oocu pied by a
ce'trr.i nan named Gfo-Ra Hosins.
Iaa iifa was coon distinguished, but tho
r5u wac badly damaged. Tao loss is
sh1et $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
FIFTH EUlTl0h.



The pulpus OF the ar."
wiil be oiled to.morrow h y' y. caur,I|
OF tbs conference as fo,i ~ .ae uisahl
Bishop Cyrus ID Fo o..
q. m. Nluich Al lll
. AZ 81. Paal's, the R,y = , /
= pfiey at 10 80 a. IN. and tbo u
Ia Wood al Z 30 D. N W.T. nv Id
Az Scott, the Rev. II I w..
10 30 n. IN, D. watkins
A. Asbury, the Rev. ! n
! ~ \, 80 !. a. M and the Rlv. ]. p an M
At Madeley, the R,vT.,o
o. ~ ~ ~ y = "a m and TIE Rsv. " PG,.
AZ " wesley, The R,ysNp,,.,
o. 10 80 q. m. and toe Psr Il 5'Ich,
laney at z 80 p. NJ. L. D
AT kingswood, the Ry.t.n
aio a. lC 30 =. M. and Ii, p', a N, ~
johnson AZ 80 p. IN, III. ~, W.
2 p. m. 4"u'' 'caoal
A. Ep worth, the R,v.IRp..
~ ~ ~ O. M and the Riy, l. . MI
A. sweiish Chapel, tbs Pa,
4 Webster at 10 30A NJ -"
! Az Hanover Preshy ttrI,p IN. n
T. II Haynes at 10 30 m "
AT Oiset Presb terrain III. D..
j. MOTIFS at 10 30 a. IN Snd kssI
iuaao Jewell at 1901 m '''a
At Frat Presby terlan, the Pc, {.
Hubbard OF 10 80 a. m ''' '''"A
A. Bethany BAptlsi, Tie Pr
Kidney ct 10 80 q, m '"
At Delaware Aycrpe p,rs.
Rev. j. ii. Wiley a, 1880
the Rev. J. NJ. Williams, b. D MI
r. IN.
AT Shiloh Baptist, the Rev VIM
ShterB nj 10 so a no VIZ
At Haven N. n Chsps, th \
Warren Burr at 10 30 A m M
! Rsv. .. p. swein u. 7 SOD m
At Bethel African Me,6odi,it,J
James Conner o. 10 20 m. AM
Rev. W. W. Chairs az 73lpu
At Mt. Salem, tie Ry'CFn|
pasd 81 10 80 q, N AMI tLe BJT d |
: Wyatt at 7 80 p. IN
At Brandywine, the ReyJEBo|
ard nj 10 80 . NJ aud tas sC.Gl
Hardesty az 80 .. N.
At Ezlop, the II v.J.ARVEI
at 8 p m. and TIE Eev. ", Z All
q 80 D. IN
At Elkton, the Rev. W.Lhl
away, all day.
At Newark, the Rev G. ] I'm.
At Grace Church, the B.LEI
= Avery at 7 80 p. m.
At New CASTLE, the Rev DRVn
dell.
At ojesss, the Rev. G A. Hill
Al Delaware Oily, The RN !
. Atkin.
At Central Pr5abJ ,ei.sI C!lA
a Rev. j, 8. willie.
At n. P. CLuToh, 2 7ea,h 81!
J. nut street,, the Rev. 4 Wait
y At The Rodney ~ a, Piald
Church, tho Rev. Jal,lg DydlgN
p IN.
At Reformed Epscopl, CtriA
! ksdeemer, the Riv + H HIssz
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

who has been oonne't'a i,S'esini
j. q Buyer & % hH5 VIZ Vf 4 ~
In tne Builders Fzee tg 5.a sltall
corner Fourth and NJ mi ,l,II c5,it|
ond foo, where ~ I'd sudIsl|
WORT OF an Acsountsr eH'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

CLARK 81 MrLsar a5 70 oya
Of houses, amouutlpE y il d II
Thousand dollars ~ bsysiH|
instalments. They sun drma'
for sale on the ssn'e 'e'"'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

in ordering your 8 1I,ps !, ali al b.
aud see my hne ~ " c1o r,I|
fron which you ~ sllly|
,onAble, and fit qua F,st $50
merchant tailor No
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10


carefully uses st. Jacobs OIL, tiled with a
rub, he win surely fnd comfort and ease.
1t VIII cure as certain as fate; aud then
you can GO rs you please and do your
work early and late As, for instance,
physician says: 'sylvania, Ohio, June
10, 1887 Our postmaster he.e has
severe hip wound; he uses u Jacobs Oh
and ciuu.t do without 1t. T. b hemks,
NJ d From the Assistant General
ISuperin endent Third Division etofilce
New York, N. Y. comes the following:
1.-THE reports from the several superin q
Itcndents aud clerks who have used st
lJacots Oh agree In praisiug 1t highly.
1t has been found etiacious for bruises
tcuts, buruF, soreness and stiaues of the
joints and muscles, and affords ready
relief for rheumatic complaints W. II
| War ing" Mr. l NJ Dixon, II powell,
Pa writes February 81, 1857, I'VE
haze u6ed st, Jacobs Oil Ia our family for
lseveIsl years, and consider it thu bee
Temedy for hruisss, cuts AMI .a4l.!!!.-gSs-
IL Is my slee,ai remedy for cramps ard
sore thf91t." Hr. JoaC him witt Evans
lun as writes February II 1881; "5ume
time ago tsll from building and was
Ibrn ised very BADLY | tried st Jacobs
IOil, and iu one week ! was cured. This
lgreat remedy is the best pain cure In the
world Mr.. Christoph Fink, Hampton,
Iowa, February 8, 1887 writes: "st. Jacobs
ION Is wonderful remedy for bruises aud
many similar complaints. l can recon-
mend f. in every way" The Foreman Of
the Pennsylvania Freight Warehouse, Mr.
lDavid Bartlett, DR., writes February II,
1887, from Belelonte, Pa, as follows
t''I can truthiully say st. Jacobs On id
the best remedy for bruises, cuts or
Isprains Bruised, spralns, cuts and
lwounGs, whether by accident or design,
are as the foregoing show cured prompt
ly and permanently, and there is no rea-
lson TO doubt sure cure in the cheapes;
Iway possible.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

William II Smith of McClellandsyille,
Del viii sell on Tuesday, March 18Th, al
l O'Clock, at his farm, IL head of choice
COWS and alsJ four good horses.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
wm. y. SHARP a 90.
Vim, B, Sharp& Co.,
Fourth and Market SIS,

1t is related that a promi-
rent Wall street king, on
being asked his opinion,
said: "Sonny, take my adj
lvice; never sell what you
haven't got" That is just
as true now as then, and APP
lp'ies quite as we'll to adver-
Itising. ever advertise
what you "haven't got"
| We commenced three
weeks ago to make unusual
lily low prices on Carpets.
We are making and laying
over 1000 yards a week.
I'VE have a full force Of
sewers and tackers and can
lido our work promptly. Low
lp,ices make the Ieedles fly
. land the hammers sing. We
lever were as busy this early
a in the season. We measure
!, lyour rooms and give you an
!, E estimate tor any kind OF
:, carpet work, either new or
> old. AS we near the .25th
lof March everybody will be
rushed and some will likely
4 lose their patience. Order
y your carpets early, that we
q can do our part by you
u promptly,
'' We have put on sale
labout 2ooo yards Of the best
IN Tapestry Blussel, Clrpets
to you ever saw for the money
-37l cents per yard, So
l.. cents per yard, 90 cents pei
n lyard-four rem rkatlc offer
=: Ings, any OF which viii
:: 2 they last, we will make anc
=, lay on your floor, including
- carpet lining, for 5 cents pei
s lyard.
Esl WHILE THEY LAST -aul
we never advertise what We
3 haven't got"
a We hang the best IIol
i land shades, with Knapp.
-. or Hartshogn's spring bal
u ll.e rollers, for G5 cents
KS Same in handsome goods,
- 80 cents-all complete tc
your windows.
s,l We have about 600 yard.
Of 6ve-frame Body Brussel.
Carpets in rich and hand
some designs, all,vith elegan
-S borders 10 match. Thel
are in new ecrus and lvor,
-. grounds, You will find then
I'm in most every carpet stor,
~ y at $r.2o per yard, We sci
ia this line for 81 per yard.
aiO We show a be autliuI lin,
: Of Administer Moquettes'-
A.. the prettiest and most effect
the i've parlor carpet made. Rich
luxurious and elegant, wit!
a subdued harmony OF col
= Orings, tracing and all owe
II |. ! work, truly delightful. You
.S Si can spend three times tn,
W va amount and your parlC
o., will look no better than will
lon ore OF our "Moqaettes.
e. They all como with univer
i 90. sally stylish and wide Dor
ri. dera. We control for thi
market over TWENTY privat,
10 patterns. You will find then
Ar nowhere else. SI25 ant
sa- $3.50 per yard.
To match the Moouett,
Carpets we have nov s bale
b Of the handsomest NJ o u
rs quette Rugs we ever saw
o oE The prices now are $3.50 in
e stead of S..
@5 For half windows an
81. 'estibule curtains, tides
{ scarfs aod fancy work w
new have the celebrate,
" dog wood China Silks i,
! = old blue, terrs-cot a, ole
:P- god, "Sang dc Boeui," ger
Il. d'arme, pink and white, etc
to- g Also, AZ in. Madras, will
& r. iringes to match, CSC ne,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Dr.. Joseph P. Pyle of this city was
united "a marriage on Thursday after.
noon to Miss Gheretein, the daughter
Of John Yeatman of Norway, Chester
County, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
HARRY HART,
THE N. Y. CLoTuISG MIRO. COMPANY,
No. $40 Market Street.

Tok s ALI ABOUT 3 AOgEs OF
~ land Two fqnarts from Market street,
on Elliott syotus, Wegt Rad y Arlington
strt 8, largo quautitY Of tbs beat bang
I 'h3. Apply TO J. J. PElHUE, No n. 7th
al cot, city, or address Isaac y. Elliott, oity.
ml0-lm
HNOk SALE--bAY HORSE, YEARS
~ old, ind and Eini. Eafs Ter a child 10
drive L1t afraid OF the cara; viii stand
nthOut bite ing. ROBERT STRSIN.
HAN ioh'a livery stable, Fourth and K1ng
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M AHTED-E FIRST ULASa WHITE
COOK at N alta House feataurspt
Water AMI King lts. mioss
toh sAIsE-oHEAP, a NEW OgUN-
" ter, lust built las. nan, Address o..
this etties. '' -ANu'sS1 ia"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

WAHrED-57o BUSHELS OF PoTA-
W. toes DANIEL MCKINNEY, Third
anu monroe ste, m1O.tt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Ga. m.-OonfeEence session.
Z 30 .. m.-MissionAry anniversNry,
chairman, Rev. u. +. Sheppard. Re.
port OF the treasurer, A. q. Coz, Esq.
Address by Rev. o. O. McOabs, ID. D.,
Secretary Of the Missionary sociey.