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Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
c. WORRELL,
Fifth and ShipIey.

The season for New Carpets
is here. A look through our
building will be the best argu-
ment we can make and the most
convincing Of our ability to
please you. The whole house
from the basement to the fourth
floor is absolutely crowded with
goods and still they are coming
in every day. Before coming
here we said 5th and Shipley
streets should be a lively corner
and thanks to our many custom
ers it is. Now for prices: Brus-
sells, sI.oo to SI.25, and a few
special things at SI.4o. Vclvets,
SLI5, SIPS and $3.50. Tapes
try, (the favoritc carpet, from
IS to ooc, beautiful, chaste and
elegant colors and patterns, 3
ply. Kidderminsters, Palatines
and Ingrains, soc to 81. Mat
tings, IL Ia to soc, Oil Cloth,
25c to 81 per yard. Mats, Large
Rugs, Small Rugs, etc, at all
prices.
In the Upholstery Rooms are
Curtains, Crctonnes, Silks, Tow
els, Linens, Quilts, Covers,
Pushes, Blankets, Art Work,
Wood and Brass Poles, Shades,
Mattresses, Chairs, Carpet
Sweepers, &c.
If we took whole side ofthis
paper, we could fill it with only
the briefest description of the
goods we keep. You will judge
best by looking. We have only
one price, but make special esti-
mates for Churches, Public
Buildings, Boats, Cars, etc. All
kinds of re-upholstering anc
carpet laying done promptly
whether new or old. We have
not said anything in this adver
tiscment about special bargains
but we have them all the same
Come and see.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
THIRD EDITION.
An Interview with Dr. shakespeare.

nh AhtoFheW WIN nr, shakespeare.
A reporter of the REPUBLICAN had gu
Interview with Dr. Edward o. Shakes
peare this morning In reference to al
Article which appeared 10 the Nashville
Bulletin, and copied 10 the REPUBLICAN,
concerning his report OF the investigation
o. the cholera IN Southern Europe. The
doctor says that the article 10 question
was q piece of petty spite on the part OF
the editor OF the Bul etin, and states that
he was sent To Europe on this mission in
the fall OF !tSf. DurIug his absence he
visited France, Spain, LAZY and india,
In each OF which places the cholera was
raging. lie pursued his iuyesttKa at Gus
Tor one year sud retained to this country
In the fall of 1886.
FOR the purpose Of obtaining ph to- mi
cographs OF he microbes lie vas ,,aliped
10 study Il NJ art nlly. When he returne d
his health was 50 hsdly shattered that he
was unable to perform auy WORK, and AZ
The end OF that tins commenced the
preparation Cf b report, Whilh WAS Il
more ontrous undertaking than the IT.
vehtigalion. The uiiy allowance na4e
Inc Doctor Wa his actual expresses, aud
Is soon as he Vas abs h. was Obii. ed 10
lake up bis private practice, AMI conse
quenlly bis report was delayed.
anu iePolti NHlch covers = 900 pages OF
type whiting, VII TO pla cj 10 The hands
Oh Tue KoVeiNmt Ut pintcr about thu hgst
OF next month, aud viii b. s,upd te ore
the Close OF tue present GscAl yeaf. II
VIII be one Of the 800 t mpart.nt d en-
melts ever issued by The government aud
us great importance prevented /, being
done 10 harry. DOc,or S4aEesp a'e
also called attention u the Tact that tue
iour Herman physicians who m.,l an To-
vestigaiion at the same lime usumed
I9ur years In p'eparlpg their report OF
six months work.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Mr.. John Davis OF this city, who re
sides over Eleventh street bridge, passet
his six " eighth birthday on Tuesday last
30 his fellow-employes finding out b,
was q member OF Kingswood Chapel
and not knowing what else be needed
they decided 10 make him present Of 1
bIble,which was very handsomely bound,
Mr.. Fisher one OF the foreman OF Edge
moor boiler shop made the presentation
speech IN behalf OF the employees and
himself, which was answered In very
neat manner by Mr.. Davis, who finished
by saying they could not get him any
thing that could please better,a aud thank
ing them for Remembering him.
Much credit IS due to Mr. Fisher for
his taste In finding such u valuable pre-
sent. We wish Mr.. Davis may happy
returns OF the day, and may he live to
see many more birthdays.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
FIFTH EDITIQ



SoUTH CHESTER, Pa. March 90
tniru day,s session oil the bella
Methods. Episcopal Conference h, ),
=. ~ this morning with religious sesv
the Rev stephen P. Whiitinvtop
Quoting.
Rev. Isaac H. White, presilIpg eId
Salisbury district, reported his litTc
splendid condition, 500 sonls heing
verted and g., 900 collected durIn
past year for benz violent purposes
following ministers reported, AMI N
characters were passed:
Thos. NJ. Hubbard. Charles n u,.
ms, J. II. Pearce, II, 7. kieh, Noah M
Ile, John q. Carroll, James K, ADJ
Robert j.. Waters, solomon IIammo1
D, A. Ridout and J.. II. b. Hulhu
Thomas III. johnson, presiding elder
Dnver distr CT, reported his work In nj,
did condition; 800 persons were corye,,
and 81, collected for b,nryo'e emf n,
poses, an increase Of 500 over tie n
viou, conference year. =
The characters Of the prcac' crs on
district were passed, rs follows; i
Webb, j, 3. Holly, +. j. Lee, J.W.Ln
ford, ID. X. Dunn, Jno. q Dguuis. Ii
I. Townsend, II. Jolly, Isaiah JOHN,
Geo. II. Washington, A. J. Handy. b,
lei j. Waters, j. E. A. d. GrlHby A
John Ii. Harmon.
The characters OF the followh e deart
were passed: James l.. Cole, Charles
Tlndley and Joshua Il. Brlnkly. Jo
W. Bond and NJ. l.. McKenny were
ceived into full membership III the G,
ference.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Assistant Street Superintendent, Thongs
q. Dill. Is putting well In the centre OF
the Junction of GIlpin avenue and Du-
pont street. The well lie Il feet aud
Inches deep, three feet In diameter and
walled up with brick laid In cement
-Four pipes connect with the well; ilroe
OF the pipes are IL inches In diameter.
On the top OF the well a cap Is laid AID
whenever tho we'll needs Gle ming out the
cap can be removed at pleasure. The
VIC also ads In flushing the pipes lead
fng from Il. The Street Commissioners
arc putting In these wells at all the
81! Get functions where sewers are laid.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

As Wilbur Davis, aged about eight
years, was engaged In playing with 4
few other boys this morning at Sixth aud
Walnut streets, he got up on u coulter
which was leauiug against tho fence,
when 1t was overturned, aud falling Cd
him broke his right arm above the ell
bow. He was taken to hlS home No.
6O9 East Sixth street, when a physician
was called ia and reduced the fracture.
Mr.. p. J, Bahcoce, to whom the counter
belonged, on being called on by Mr..
Davis, expressed willingness to pay all
expenses resulting from the accident -. -
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

The Presbyterian cOnl reg atom az Mt.
Cubs, that met in the publ hail at that
place, and enjoyed tue mnstiSiions oil
Rev. 7. d. Mcdowell, OF Love- * andy
wine Church, have vacated NE ball here
they have for long time held their scr
vices aud carried gu a SUNDAY sci DOL,
because the owner dui z the week want
Ell tn lease IL for balls aud dances, aud
they are now holding their services IN ii
snop until they can erect a chapel al their
own. William Wilson hiss presented
Them with lot OF GROUND GU which 10
build, and work will be commenced iln-
mediately. The chapel viii be traue,
enc story high, 1880 anu Will cost pro-
bAtly rot more tina $500 or $500.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

THIS Wonderful
Instrument is
fast becoming the
rage. We have or
ders on our books
for Organs of spe =
ial design, ranging
in price from $500
to 81, 800
| The electrical ap-
| planes work To
| perfection and nu-
sicians pronounce
| the organ the origi-
nal "long felt want"
| Weare taking or
ders daily, for
CHURCHES, lOd &c 5,
schools and private
| dwellings.
L
| f. g. v Organs
range in price from
t75 upwards.
| In Pianos we dis
lance all compdtit-
ors.
| We have always
q large assortment
Of seeond-hIn in.
slruments Al price,
from SIS upwards.
We will eXclIang,
your old pianoor or
gan for u new one
Call or write iol
tgtipDatn
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

William Nesbit, who was discharged
yesterday on the promise TO leave the
ely, was found by Onicrr Evans again
last night strolllng around the coast In an
intoxicated c Jnd:tion. This time he was
fined SO and costs.
Eben Holland, a colorei man, had sold
brass clarionet at a secondhand store
on Front street, which the officers took
because they thought 1t had been stolen.
Holland was arrested ard had a hearing
on the charge this morning, but he gave
such straight account oil how he came
In possession oil the Instrument that tho
cass was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
A ,isitto GreenIhlI,

Last evening party OF Soung pco, lie
visited the pretty country residence OF
Mr.. John Grim h, al Gre,ullll, Aura
delightful evening spent III pl0yus games
and social conversation, came the crown
ing feature OF pleasant time "a straw
tide homeland the paiti iphuts III de
the air ring with their meriiment.
But Ike al pleasu {, etc, the ride
came to term nation and one aud all ie.
clared 1t perfect trea:, taking home a
small bunch OF straw as a souyeL ir.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
Schooner Gap>iLcl,

About o'clock yesterday aite noon the
schooner Hans Crosswell, Captain VII
liam Hunter, was capsized Ia the Della
ware river just below New Castle. The
vessel was nound from Philadelphia to
Morris river, N. j., snd the accident vas
caused by sudden squall. The or, "
we're rescued by the steamer Sa All j.
Fleming, and the schooner beachci on
the Jersey shore.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
a Smallpox Case in Scranton.

SCRANTON, March 29.-Physicians in
this city this morning reported to the
health officers we'll defined malignant
case of smallpox on Meridian street the
patient being Mrs. Richardson, who
recently came from Nanticoke where
the contagiou has been prevalent to
some extent during the winter. There
is a family of eight children IN the
house where the patient is confined,
but the health authorities by prompt
action hope to prevent any spread Of the
d sease,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Monday next will be general badge
day At Healdmoor Ride Range, and the
following MOI thly badge matches will DO
SHOT: AT 200 yards military marksmen's;
at 100 yards general beginners and mill.
tary beginners. There will also be tho
regular prect &C at 100 and 200 yards
Considerable interest is taken in all THO
matches and especially In tho begilners
match.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Walther 4 Co. have built an addition
to their carriage factory on the causeway,
south oil MARKET street bridge, and have
now greater facilities for constructing
new carriages and repairing old ones
than at any former time. Persons who
wish 10 have their carriages repaired
should send them 10 at an early date be-
foe the rush commences. Satisfaction
guaranteed,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

George Reynolds, an employe at the
p, w. & b. boiler shop, met with ser.
ious acsident yest ,rddy which may result
70 his losing the sight OF one OF Ii Is eyes
He was engaged fin cutting piece OF
iron when a chip flew oil splitting the
ball OF his eye. He was taken TO DR..
Mckay's Office where the injury was at
tended to, but It Is feared that the sight is
destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

We never had such a
trad on carpets. Think Of
Tapestry Brussels at 40
cents per yard-not the thin,
tliusy dish-raggy stuff that
is found in some stores, but
good Tapestry Brussels
in other words you are buy
ing these goods retail at
wholesale pr :es. They are
cut if and pied up in our
workrcom like 60 d wood.
From that prize. 65, rs
and IS ceuts, ali With hand
some borders to match
There never was a better
time to buy Carpets.
We've had a perfect
cyclone IN window shades
Scotch Holland Shades
mourted on spring rollers
Put up complete to your
windows for so cents each
that's a trade straw to show
you which way the wind
bows. You may need win
dow shades this spring.
Our Ingrain Carpets are
in perfect assortment and at
the lowest prices we ever
ofered-25, 37l, so, IS and
IS cents.
We have all the newest
patterns In Liroleuns and
Oil Cloths in one yard, two
yard and four yard wide
Ere Mossics In Linoleums
are very handsome tbs sea.
son, and no floor covering
made is better for wear.
We have a large variety
in Lace Curtains =. Brussels,
Tambour, Madras, Gre pc
and NottIn CHAM. The new
est thing and one OF the
n ost effective is the Cluny
Lace Curtain "a very finely
woven centre with a mag
nifcent antique lace edge
81 and s0 per pair.
A new effect in Noting
ham is IN imitation OF q S75
Brussels Point exact pattern
weave and everything els,
: : except price-.that Is So.
,, We furnish a pole S fee
long in ash, ebony, walnu
. or cherry, with wood 0
brass ends, rings and brack
cts complete Tor IS cent
, each window.
Our own selections fron
: import orders are now her
: IN furniture linens, the style
til S season being mostly Ii
soft COOS and selt-colore,
: effects. The line Is v r
: handsome and will repay
:, \ visit from any one Intereste
: in furniture linens.
VIM. b. SHARP & co
e Fourth aud Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Socks iniest South Orange, N. j.
Several persons state that they have me.
the ghosts and one man reports that an
airy form material zei In his kitchen aud
ssktd for something 10 eat. 1t melted
into mist when h. appro Ghed, but reap
pc gred, stlll hungry, when he went away.
IN a poiceman being summoned, the
apf arition vanished aud did not again re
tufu,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

/ will offer at my residence, Gil Tat
nail street, the reminding stock of lac g.
embroideries and dry goods at great
sacrifice. 1t will be necessary in order to
obtain good selection that you all to-
day, and can assure you, you viii have
no occasion to regret it. Removal the
cause of IL.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

The Lutheran St. Stephens Church
congregation will give frst-class vocal
and In. trumental concert at their recently
purchased church, Tatuall street between
Seventh aud Eighth, on Tuesday evening
neIt With the exception OF one instru-
ment performer from Philadelphia, the
concert will be ent rely made up from
local home talent. The concert is for tho
benefit oil the church, and the tickets ais
80 Cents
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

The steamer Dorchester, built by the
Harlan & Hollingsw0r.h Company to- the
Merchants & Miners Transpoltato Com
pany OF Baltimore, cleared to. day fer that
port. The Dorchester Is the second In
eiIe OF all the vessels built by this com
pany and is furnished Ia fret class
manner thfoughnut.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Fashionable women should reso W
timely articles In Easter bolnets ~
morrow's Sunday papers. Home W..
aud Home Journal for April fiis'
Davis, 3l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

On tp'il i5t, 1889, NJ. NJ. Thomas will
opru a dresemahing department at No.
ZIG Market street, wher she hopes to re,
cieye the patronage OF the lalies of VII,
uiuetnL A perfect tailor q, stem used
Cutting and fitting a specially. Satisiae
lion guaranteed, Instructions given IL
every department. Prices Hi9derale.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

A man employed In The blacksmith
shop Of the HARLAN & Holmysworth
Company, whose name cOu not be as
certained, had his loot badly ma,hed yes-
terday by large piece Of iron falling on
It. He was taken to his home and At
tended by a physiciaD,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
EXPECTED.

You will be expected at
our store to-day. We are
ready tor you in every par
ticular. Never did our
eal smen have as fus a stock
OF Spring Clothing to show
= GU, al d at as low prices
| s astonishing, we never
expected to zee such clothes
sold at the prices we are Of
ierirg them this Spring
Look at our window II you
can't come ia yet.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Washington Conclave No. llcpta-
sophs, OF $. W. NJ will celebrate their
third anniversary GU Tuesday evening
May In. A committee WAS app IN Gu
AT tho last meeting OF tho Conclave 10
secure talent, and make the necessary
arrangements for the event.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Short hand department CT the Whining.
ton Commercial College, Eighth and
Market streets, continue until Juue. En-,
roll now.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
KE NNARD & CO.,
623 Market Street.
en- Is TON SATURDAY LETTER.


AN Important Subject Discussed.
Las week we told you to come and get
some nteres ing information regarding a
home This week we want to speak OF
one Or two items Of especial interest.
With all our advertising, there are many
yet who imagine that "Creslon" is a long
way { I'm the city's centre. To these we
would sly that II is as near 10 Tenl Ii and
Market streets as Is the soldiers monu-
ment, which surrey Is rot over fifteen
minutes We have hereeye lacil-
ity fof q comfortable home, and VIII the
day ID stormy, or at any other time you
can ri ie on the best railway in the city.
The cbkt Of lot is about oue-iour:h 10
one-s Xth OF the city lots generally, wh lie
there h every AGILITY oil red in other por-
tons, 10 the way OF. city wat,r, gas, etc.
Now what is he city tax here. Suppose
the 20 u OF an improved pro, erty here is
T., OOp (Which farther Ia town would
mean e2,hOh), your ass essment would be
about 81, 400, or the amount of tax one
hall of S2l, 20, or $10S5. Now, If the
same property were located In the city
pr mr. II would he assessed at about
t2,Ujn. or a tax of SSl, 80 that at "CTes-
tom there would he a saving Of about 40
per y ar, in this i,em alone. In a more
expensive building the prop rtion would
be Zip same. The Legisla allure made the
tax Fss bore to encou a.. C building, aid
the half rate tax is to continue for over
eight years yet Another letter Mex
Saturday.
Cre.ton Land and Improvement Co,
No. ~ Nj arket street, I. TATNALI., SCI
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

If there is a chewer or smoker, snufIei
or blower In this country that has any
interest in quality OF goods aud d.
struciion OF hlRh prites. let him go direct
to No. o East Third street, VIII ingtoI
Del. A. A. CHAPMAN.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
DIED.

DIED.
HoWGATE.-On the 9th inst, Ruth
wlfc OF John Howgate, in her 30th
year.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from tho
residence of her husband, in Stanton,
on Sunday afternoon. Services M the
house ut ! o'clock. Interment mt St.
James Cemetery.
FlNEGAN.-On Thursday, March 2sth,
1883, Thomas ID. Finegan.
Funeral from his late residence, Sixth
ana Welsh streets, Chester, Pa, on Mon
day, April l,nt6 O'Clock. Solemn high
mass at st. Michael's Church. Intermcnt
at st. Michael's Cemetery.
GAkpNEi-On the 18th inst, John T..
Gardner, in his attn year.
Relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully nyitcd To attend at his
late residence, 5. w. corner seventh and
ahipley streets. High mass at st. Peters
Church at $50 Monday morning. Inter
ment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

On Monday evening Mmqua Tribe, No.
Q, Improved o. K NJ, will have public
raising up OF chiefs and literary enter
tainment. 1t will be given In the Rel
Mems new wlgwamI No. 5l5 Shipley
street
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

We wish TO state for the benefit oil Nv,
l.. Selheimer that the ariIce relating ~
interview between him and rep rt,i Ia.
3 typographical error Ths wefd ny
peared should have been happened
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

hEADACHE.-The Stomach Is dIsorde
ed. Cleanse and settle IL with d
Schencks Mandrake Pills.
1EARTBURM.-Food fermentinp n,
dgesting. Correct the Stomach b
using Dr.Schenck's Mandrake Pill
MDiGESTI0N.-star, the secre,ions
the Stomach with DR.. Schenck
Mandrake Pills.
NFLAMMATioR.-congestionr u
mad. Reduce instantly by free us
Of DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pill
AUhDtCE.-Blood poisoned by bill,
Correct the Liver by using d.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
.oSS OF APpETITE.-The s,onac
is falling. First cleanse il; the
tone with Or, Schenek's Seawec,
Tonic.
IAUSEA.-Reaction Of bile Corree
stomach and Liver with D.
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills.
'ALpiTATIoN.-Dyspep,ic condition
Cure by using DR.. Schenek's Man
drake Pills as directed.
oRPiDiTY.-Inaction oliver. Star
il up with DR.. Scilenek's Mandrake
Pills.
DR.. Schenck's new wo.k on the Iunrs
tomach and Liver sent free to any address
.ddress DR.. J. ii. Schenck & Son. philad Ell.
hia. Pa
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

No. 206 East Fourth street, will have on
Monday mo mug and every morning dur
ing the season, trcah shad, herring, egg.
butter, etc, for wholesale ouly. sriCs'
& Biekel.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

The time to get your crayou portrait,
with an order of cabinet photographs, foi
3d. 90 extra, has nearly expired. 3O2 Mar.
ket street,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

OF the Wilmington Commercial College,
EiShth and Ms ket Streets begins on
Monday, April l. New pupils now being
enrolled.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Cabinets, $500 per doz ons Sx1O pic.
ture free. 800 Market street
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Intend to get new clock. It will pay you
to look through our stock. Willard II.
Davis, Z. End OF.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Bourdon's famous brands OF cigars
Nonpareil, Standard, Three B. B. D. 4, etc.
Manufactured by II. y. Bourbon a Bro,
No. $40 West Second ct Union-made.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Choice Reeleaued Clover
Seed Sc 90 pr bushel.
Prime Timothy S e e d
s. rs per bushel.
Orchard Grass $2.oo per
bushel.
Fancy Blue Grass $3.50
per bushel.
Alfalfa or Lucerne Clover
So 90 per bushel
Everything in the seed
line.
Fresh goods at fair prices.
AT J J. SMITHS.
FOURTH & sHIpLEY SITS
mal3O.tf
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Won't it pay you to pack
tne m away?
We have a lie line oil
Spring Goats in Stockinette,
bisgopals, Coz kscrews and
Beaded Wraps from SO so TO
SI2. all OF the best materials
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

GTRAYED A RED COW CANE TO
~ No 1872 Shadcross avenue on Tuesday
evening. The owner eau have het hy calling
arid paving dAnagos. Mrs. NEW ELL.
InS 1T
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
Stacks Of Il

Not hay or hay seed,
but the very latest and
best styles OF Clothing
for Men and Boys. 9th
and Market Is crowde d
with them and we want
you to have a share In
taking them away, as it
will pay you aud do us
good. N obby styles
for Boys and Children,
made by our manu'ao-
turer In New York, 10
such styles and of such
materials as are bound
to please you. You'll
get the best and saw
money in coming here,
as we don't intend to
allow our styles or
prices to be excelled or
cut under any where.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
VM.B.SHARP&CO.,
FOURTH AND MARKET SIS.

With the close of the lar
gest season we ever lad In
tall and winter Coats, we
have just nine Seal Cloth
garments left We will sell
them at very much reduced
prices rather than pack them
away. If it will pay you
to buy them At these prices
1t will US to sell them. Here
hey arc and if the sizes in
'erest you q quick look may
prove profitable
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

LOR SALE-WOOD YARD, WITH
i route, horse, wagon aud machinery, ALI ~
nrtt-clasA conditiun. Good reasons Tor sellin ~
ANpiy atyaid loot OF An street, or sal sptucc
81 m3J-Bst
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS PER-
~ PEIUAL SAVINGS ANDI.OAR Assoc
CtATiuS. The next monthly nrriins for
~ IpaA lnent of dues " II he h, Id AT ihr room
Of he association, Al the northeast corner oi
Nitth and =. ipley streets Apri 2d j6sy al
the usua hours; fr. ~ &c. uOD to S. OOi viii he
Offered Tor sale. LEA PUsEY, President.
nlJ!-2t
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

EOR SAILS HEAD OF YOUNG
Il horses, hone raised. warranted sound
ana all Right, nrst-cla drivers and WORKERS.
alsp CO IS coping ! year old; good stock
Apply TO JOS Ph LEACH. Newport Del.
ms CIT
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

w ANTED. A GOOD BLACKSMITH
W to wur, in country shop. Appiy 80
Flnlry. Garrett u " llsOn, Third ANA hlpley
streets mo att
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

EOR SALE.-A LOT OF PEWS,
taken from the old Uni II Church al
s1cond sni Washington streets. Apply al
up - eat second street. u3n-Ctd-itd
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

EUR BLNT.-2 PLEASANT FRONT
J. roelns Tor llkht housekeeping privilege
VI haii- P-tt'es mithuut children PREFER a,
Apply at 100 Orange street. III
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

WANTED. TO BUY A CHEAP
Nv market dearborn. Address Dear
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Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

WANTED -IMMEDIATELY, A
" good harness II Rker, 10 ~ to New port.
~. App Al MctpMs'S Leather Factory,
Nc. Zl3 sip oy street. m3l ri