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Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Coroner Gamble held an lnaus,t 10.
evening In the use OF Robert GlL.n-
the aged man who died last FRIDAY 49,
Ing from injuries received by M,
struck with q train on tie P, W. 6Rl
railroad. last "wednesday about ,sos
pcsr the gas works. Charles H. So,
Edward Hart, S,mue, McacAem. in,
Conner. William HarrlgaD, Hugh Con.
ner, Andrew Mcguire, Alexander Ws,i
the engineer OF the tr4in; William MeE.
wee, the fireman; Charles Went, "A,
conductor, and Harry WadliugtoD n,
baggagemaster, gave testimony, and ihelr
evidence showed that the Unfortunate
man was walking On The south. bonnd
track until the norih.boupd tr1ip Ws
within about twelve or fifteen iept n
him, whom he stepped directly in front oi
1t.
The. engineer blew bis whistle and III,
fireman was ringing the he'll from IN
limo they passed the West Yard. ITEM
was considerable difference III lie ali.
mates OF tho speed at which the train VA
running, come OF tho witnessc, teluf
certain that 1t was not over $ or 10 mild
an hour, while Others were coDfdeu, TIA,
1t was moving at O tleed Of 10 10 10
miles ON hour.
Considerable attention was given 10
the case, and the jury, after C insulated,
adopted the following; "Resolved lt.i
Robert Gibson came to his death " IA.
ing struck by train No. Toe, on The 2,
W. q u. railroad ,on August 10Th, 1884,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03
FIFTH edition
..she.

The regular dramatic opening Mn
tor'sopera House took place IN !, al o,i rIot'
with . megnlflcent sceulc, and sroa,ag
lar product n Of llaeg.rl'. Gsb'' pSSc'sa
story has been SO uniytrsonv ,r., iAs
talked about that the play / io.d haa Md
ally tic best adverti,ei attr,ction W., Wy
tie public. The CONSEQUENCE -, N.Y. ~'5h
house was crowded with an rrn.a M
critical audience. II is Nich a sIVay
and weird production, so min ''le
thing ever before seen upon tine .,an "
this city, that we hardly kpoX y
criticise 1t. It Is safe loweyrr ~ "
that u was q great success and viii w
doubtedly draw crowded Ii .uses ANY,, ~,
the balance OF the engagement ls
The Character Of "She" was snc.0,.,,
~ aiken by Miss Marie liene. Win wv w
herself an actress o. groat ability IsN.
curse scene In the third act sAeSm I'm
before the curtain. The "uthns1 \
Miss Helen Corlette was nm er",,.s
portrayal OF an extremely j Glsull l' Ssaa
acter. George ?. Webster A, 0IlSi.r
showed himself to be suonr ana ~,
lixent actor and capable OF dotpo nn'.
better work than thc mart c,ll,J !.
Jean Williams as Lto" apdRJ ~.
ply as "Billal." were both crcell,n, '.
indeed was the entire cast GO
bouses will undoubtedly prevail do,s
the engagement
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03
FOURTH EDITION.



MS Lille armour mas returned nome
MIRA Irene snoemsker OF fhiladeipbia
10 tne guest OF MIA hooo Oh THIS city.
Harry Pierson, formerly Of our city,
Visited Hazel Dell fair yesterday after
noon.
"Bud" Doble. the famous Jockey OF
world renown, visited Hazel Dell fair
yesterday.
John Cusict. fernerlv of tb,s c,tv hpt
now located in Brstol rem IA snend.
inn a few DAYS with friends in onr c,tv
No.. 49,. ~. ~ -, r..
1i... sses n mes.'e anu ne,ie burnside, mss
C ,,anre MT neison ane Mlss fioienee
Cmn na's re'u'neu HON A'lan''c
ivy
3. CAsperson having returned from his
visit to Ocean Grove, n. j.. entered on
bis duties with the r., W. q b. Railroad
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Mr Mary Hopes, q widow, about %
ysass Of age, died very suddenly At tho
Western Hotel, at Fourth and Orange
streets, about o'clock last night She
was employed at the hotel, and in the
absence Of Mr.. Macklem and wife at the
Wilmington Fair. she won't out 70 the
stable to milk the COW. While milking
she was seized with . paraiytic stroke
and fell backward from the stool upon
which, she was sitting. Making Q sup
pressed noise, penned-up dog com.
menced barking, which brought the hos
tier 10 the scene, but Mrs. Hopes was
unconscious
She was carried into the house and
DR.. Kittineer, Jr, was summoned.
When Mr. Macklem came home he sent
for DR.. Malcolm, who after he came sent
for DR.. First, but nothing could DO done
to revive the uncon scious woman. After
death, Jordan A. Wilson came with his
ambulance and removed the body TO the
residence OF Benjamin y. Cleayes, No.
900 Pine street, who was Q brother-in'
law OF the DECEASED, and with whom her
mother also resides.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03
Municipal Court.

At this mornings session Of the NUM-
cipal Court, Judge Ball on the bench,
LOWS DAllisslo was discharged from the
charge of selling liquor without license,
there being no evidence to hold him.
Charles Rrown, colored, was arraigned
to answer q charge Of assault and battery
on Patrick Hayes Both men work In
the Old Ferry rolling mill. Hayes
charged that on Saturday Brown, with
out any cause, struck him and bic him on
the arm. Brown proved by witnesses
that Hay's was the aggrt ssor; that when
Brown passed Hayes the latter kicked at
him, end the third time Hayes pull ed q
piece Of iron out Of the fire and sHuck at
him, when Brown turned Oh him and
gave him trounciug Hayes was rep
resented as very quarrelsome man.
Brown was discharged from custody.
CHARLES Bowers, arrested for drunken
ness, was fined Is and costs.
William Boyd aud Alexander Scribner,
email c,l;red boys, were arrested by
Officer Scott, charged with the larceny OF
Si3 and 4 number Of articles from the
store Of Joseph w. Goalt on Saturday
last, at No. Ill Liberty street Tho only
evidence Mr.. Goalt had against the boys
was case knife left on the premises,
recognized by Emma Jacobs as her prop
erty and which shesald her son, 8 years
cd, gave to the two boys. The two boys
were discharged.
William Faulkner, for drunken and
dlsorderly conduct was fined IS and
costs.
Ex-Police Officer, Fergus Hanrahas,
was arraigned upon q charge brought by
bis wife fer general drunkenness and
abuse. Yesterday he struck Der with
his DIST several tlmee, kicked her and
threatened to kill her. He was fined S25
and costs and sentenced to one MONTH
i'm prisonmeI
Hugh Haney, arrested by Officer Mere
dith for playing ball in the streets, wa.
rcprilnanded and discharged.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

The Cigarmakers' Union, In order 10
commemorate Labor Day." made au
excursion to Cape May on the steamer
Republic on Monday. They were Joined
by between AGO and 800 Of their fellow
craftsmen and their friends, and the day
was passed in very pleasant manner.
The trip down the bay was very en-
joyable, the boat making good time aud
everything working like charm. Cape
May was reached In good eesson, where
all secured good dinner and afterwards
great number enjoyed themselves III
bathing and disporting Themselves
among Ihe waves of old ocean. AS the
time for departing drew near all hastened
to the boat, and when she cast of hei
iasteLings all were found to be Oh board
The passage up the river was equallj
pleasant and the party reached OR citl
in good time, well sst'ffled with the ex
perlence and pleasure oil Labor Day
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Wilde Post, G. a. H., No. 25 Of Cbes-
ter, Pu., numbering 1871 meu, came
down TO Wilmington last night and was
eniertsined by ThomJs A. Smyth Post,
u. a. r.. No. /, Of this city. The visit
irg post, accompanied by the S'Hth Regi.
ment Penn ylyania y. u. lite and drum
corps, arrived In this ety al 4. ~ o'clock
by the Is. d o. railroad and were met at
the Delaware avenue depot IS lclcga.
ticn from smyth Post. After marching
TO the post rooms an open camp fire was
held, at which Comrade Taylor of tic
wishing post presided. Speeches Of wei.
come were made and replied TO ard Other
speeches were made by Comrades DR..
Jefierls, Rev. NJ. NJ. Finch and Albert
Mcguire from the visitors aud by Com
mander P. Is. AyarI, Adjuiant sylyestei
Solomon aud Adjuiant william P
Voshell Of the home Veterans. A mum
Der of patriotic songs were mingled Will
the speeches. A bountIful collation. wa
served at IL O'Clock, and at 70 o'clocl
the-vlsitors departed for their homes, al
having enjoyed de ightiul evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Yesterday afternoon whsu The Id
race was taking place with Deasin
horses driven by their owntrJ. Mt B
Morrison's sulky oamo In contact viii
young Elliott's, dlshing the right Vbsd
and throwing Mr.. Morrison from BIZ sd
alighting between tho shafts. il $ hcs
started to bolt, when Frank llyst, mad
grab Tor tho bride, whtn tie Wi
snapped In tho horses mouth, leltingA
bride fall from the animals head, Vba
1t became more excited than Cyer, and n
1t had lot been the plucsy men st "
head who held on 10 II some sclOu, diuI
age might havo resulted. Mr. MOrrla
IL a gritty man and never lost bis nerH
or head once during his trying postol
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Hiram Grand Lodge Of Coloiel VI
scns, will give parade this eYeu.li
prior to their excursion 10 AtllLdc Ch
on Thursday morning. Form Oh Oaan,
street, right resting on Th'ri,eutn, ~
march on ThiTt1en'h 10 Wilson, y
Twelfth, TO Lombard, to Eleventh. y
wilson, 10 Ninth, to French, 10 sAla, y
Poplar, to Fifth, to Tatna1, 10 Nlalh, y
Orange, to Twelfth, to tho hall and w
mi s. Friends along the route are u
pected TO illumineR.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

I'll
Geperal Thomas A. smyth Post, has re-
turned from Conneeticut, where he had
gone on visit with bis son Fred, and at
the same time to be present ct the re-
union OF the survivors Of his old regi-
ment, the Thirteenth Connecticut Voiun-
teers. which met at sayin Rock, New
Haven, August 20. Seventy. three men,
beers were present, Mr.. Gentieu having
the credit OF coming the longest distance.
Such meetings Of veterans are always en-
joyed by the participants aud be met
some there that he had not seen for over
twenty years. He also brought back
with him q relic which he prizes very
much, 1t being two small pieces Of the
old Thirteenth Regiment battle Gags,
State and National, which had been shot
away 10 action at the assault ON Port
Hudson, La, June IA, 1858. The resi.
ment was at the time on The brow Of the
hill right opposite the rebel works, only
a few yards oil, and their flags were 80
riddled by the rebel shot, that pieces OF
them futterlpg IN tie ar were caught
and treasured by the members present as
mementoes.
Comrade Geptieu met on this trip the
very man Mr.. Albert Fest, now OF New
York city. who had shared lis pieces
with him en- that day and learning that
they had been destroyed by Gre since,
Kindly shared again tho other halt. None
but old soldiers who have fought under
its folds, can realize what such shreds OF
an old dag means. What eau be more
thrilling than the sight OF the stars and
stripes IS seen on the top OF bill, amidst
the smoke and storm Of battle, and how
wonderful il seems that men have tho
courage to hold 1t up and stand by 1t.
Siill it was done by thousands OF meo
from every state, but II 10 no wonder that
\ the men WHO took part In such scenes love
to meet each other after so many years.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Constable Reardon will sell to morrow
afternoon Wednesday,, at ? O'Clock. in
the south rooms second story OF the
Masonic Temple, the property of the
Rugby Academy. Some OF this property
Ia very valuable. There are three cases
OF minerals, many of the varieties being
rare aud costly, and there Is fine collec-
ton Of coins. There will be told also a
very fine electric battery, also friction
battery There are several cases OF books,
rome nifty desks, a moderately stocked
gymnasium, between 40 and 80 imitation
rifles, a number Of tables, couple oil
teachers desks aud many other articles
necessary Ia the carrying on of first
class school. Persons desiring such arti
cles should not fall to be present at the
sale
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

James J. Toner, warden OF New Castle
jail, has resiga cd his office, and Sheriff
Allen yesterday accepted the resignst on.
II Is said that the relations between Toner
and the Sheriff were somewhat strained
ever since Toner and Graham, the con
yicted slayer Of a German at Excelsior
Park, welt out OF jail last spring, visit
ing the saloons Of New Castle, AID both
got drunk. Yesterday a little misunder
standing oc:urred between the Warden
and the Sher q In regard to the Gu tody
Of the keys OF provision compartment,
when the Sheriff told the Warden thai
bis resignation would be Immediately &C.
cepted. Night Warden Frank smilh h &
been appointed Toner'S success r, Al d
James Ii. Morgan lakes Smiths place.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

at Pimlico. Baltimore, will bs hell on
the 9th, 10Th. 1iih, 18th, 18th and 14'h
Inst. The premiums and purses amount
to $4,000. Mr.. Howlensoo, who some
twelve years ago was on the staff OF the
REPUBLICAN, is bore In our city repre-
senting the gentlemen who have this big
display on hand. The exhibition opens
with Baltimore's industrial aBd civil
procession with 300 floats and 90, 900 uni.
formed men In line. The Battle OF
North Point will be fought over again at
Pimlico on Thursday, rue 18th, when
5. 0c0 troops from the U. G. Army aud
militia Of Maryland, District of Colum
bia, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware
will participate. Fifty bands OF music
will be masstd together and grand
vocal concert OF 500 voices will blend to.
get,ler.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03
WM.B.SHARP &C.,.

We are showing our fall
styles OF dress fabrics, and have
a splendid line of the
new rich shades and
harmonious combinations Of self
and bright colors. The line is
complete and desirable and ear
ly buyers of fall dress goods
should see these. We have
one special line displayed this
week at 371a and 50 cents that
are unusually nice for the
money.
A hint of Fall is here in a
fine French balbriggan shirt
and drawers for men. Made of
the finest wool, soft and pleas
ant to the touch and just right
tor the coming cooler days
So for the suit, or. 81 each
garment.
Do you buy black stockings
that are good blacksl If you
have had any trouble that way
try our "onyx", stainless blacks
which contain the best of every
thing-a full assortment of
sizes for ladies, rs, 37H and
SO cents.
Black derby ribbed stockings
for ladies and misses, made by
"Schopper", stand second to
none. We have full assort-
ment Of sizes in this celebrated
make for IS cents.
When you need a sun or
rain umbrella take a look at
our Gloria. In gold or silver
handles for SI.25.
Every house wants lots Of
Towels, and We have one now
that every house ought to have
-eamask with red, ecru, sal
mon, pink, blue and white Dor
ders, knottee and plain fringes
and the size 24x49. Look ints
your linen closet and see if you
have one as good for IS cents
+ basement.
, German loom damask table
, linen, GO inches wide, neatly pat
, termed and bordered. One o.
, the best values you ever touched
: in table linens 50 cents pei
: reimbursement.
Crochet Quilts-Three spc.
cial designs, all white. Moth.
e irg better in the bedding line tc
wash and wear and the spccia
:. price on one hundred Of them i.
0 81 reimbursement.
Turkey Red table covers
y oil boiled, self colors with white
i and black borders: 2 by ~
yards long-SI.25 and SIS
; reimbursement.
n All our outing fanncls ar,
y ten cents per yard, from ffteel
i basement.
!. We have the best quality In
.. grain Carpets for fifty cents yol
ever bought and just as goo'
! in patterns as those you vii
3 pay half as much more fol
i l, From that down to twenty-five
i. cents and up to seventy-fv
= cents.
b Tapestry Brussels Carpets 70
" Parlor, Hall and Stairs, sixty
D five cents per yard.
Brussels Hassocks-thirty
five cents each.
n Smyrna Rugs, single doc
D. size, sevcnty-fve cents and on
= dollar.
:. VIM. B. SHARP & co.
q
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

ST NFfORD.-On the ID of September
Euchcl stafford, aged u, years.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral from her
late residence, No. 81 East seventh
street. on Wednesday afternoon, at /
o,ciuck, Intcndunt at Red Lion.
ELLlOTT,-At Williamsport, Pa, on
sep rmher |. lss1, Clara, wife of John
Elliott, aud daughter OF the late
Samuel and Louisa j. shcpheard, aged
= yenrs.
Intcruont Mt Feuwood Cemetery,
Philadelphia.
LAEKlN. ON the LIST inst, Lewis NJ
Larkin.
Relatives and friends nre respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from hfs
| late residence corner broad and UD
| land streets, Chester, Pa, on WcdnGs
day, sept. !, at > O'Clock y. IN. /
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

About 4 o'clock yesterday litrrasi
Lolita, the wife OF Nelson Fra dsi
very suddenly at their boar ling aluxl
No. COO French street. She hal gone
stairs TO attend to q child ard was hss'a
to fall on tho foor. Before trlsAa
could be summoned she was oails;
The deceased was u years OF a4e' q, n.
Coroner Gamble, after invesJl1l 10y ~
matter, gave a certificate OF DEAN live
heart disease.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Professor George T. Colt, the Punch
and Judy, Ore king, sword swallower
and magician entertainer, is In the city
for few days and called at the REpuB-
LICAN office this forenoon. He has had
most excellent financial success during
the season. he has special engagement
at the Harlem Museum, New York, on
the 9th and 10th OF September, and
another on the 23d ut Austin'a Museum,
Boston, after which he will return hom Q
for the winter.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03
NJ. MegaTy ( Son,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.

Two mammoth stores filled
with a we'll selected stock, which
will be closed out during fair
week at a reduction Of 10 per
cent. on all cash sales. All our
goods are marked in plain fgu-
res and you can't 60 astray in
prices. Bear in mind that this
offer only lasts this week and is
simply made to reduce the
large stock which we have on
hand. You can more than
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Mis-. Pedrick, who resides with ~
daughter, Mrs. Samuel GaT tIl v
Hocke.sin, fell down higi.t OF s.ls y. =
Saturday, breaking one oil ler AIMS y Y,
sustaining other injury. Dr. tNM
Mitchell reduced the fracture, ana tGi VI
covery IN duo time is colIlleiiHl ~
pected.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

"Toney" Feory, who II was said CAV,
information TO police officer Hershock on
Sunday evening of gambling amongst
the italians at Sixth and Lincoln streets,
called ct ths REPUBLICAN Office to-day
and emph atically denied that he evel
gave the Italians away. He says thai
since the report was out his people WON
have anything to do with him and III
wants them to know that he 10 accused
wrongly.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

John Kelly. liquor dealer on Market
street near Water, has purchased the
Logan House, near the Middle Depot,
from Mira. Mailer for $2I, Mrs.
Mailer hes gone to Buffalo TO spend
some time but intends to return to this
city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

L. w. Stidham g. Son offer a suitable
reward for the return of strawberry
roam COW, with white lace, that strayed
away from the lot near the light house,
Brandywine Hundred, about the cath Of
August.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-Impor,ers OF
Florida oranges met here yesterday and
formed on association, the object being
to unite with the growers and stop The
consignment of oranges 10 irresponsible
parties whouulersell legitimate dealers.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Attractions at SKIN and KI's u
W. q. Brown. has just rrce''el IN, NJ
Of fresh and salt meati, comp
California hame, homeless hams, S es,,,s
shoulders, fresh beef, poultry INV ua,I /
eggs. cheese, etc, whioh he IS srillus N
very low prices. BE sure and ei'i r, IA
northeast corner of Sixth a4u A's
AtTeata
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Mason's Dessert, mixed; a fine assort-
ment of Pound Cake, in neat one pound
packages, can be had ut Deverell Bros.
bazaar at the Fair, east end OF main
building.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Swift trains, superb roadway, elegant
Coachc'. All appliances for safety,
speed and conioI'. secs round tip
during Exposition week, September 9 to
Il.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03
When Baby was sick,

When Baby was sick,
We Savo her Castoria.
When she was a Child,
She cried for Castoria-
When she became Mlss
She chung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

WING ATE-WIL Monday
evening, september 2, at the Ashury
NJ. r.. pnsunNgc by the Rev. j. u. C.
Hanna, Mr.. Lewis N. Wingate OF stan
ton, bel, To Miss Anna j. " illiams OF
GrugmhMnk. Del
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Easy terms will buy flrst.class horse
shooting business OF N. B. Culbert at
Fourth and Walnut streets. lie desires
TO devote more attention to rea! estate.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

A speclal session of the Grad Loa ga
a. o. G. r., was held last eEeeiut' ~,
no business OF public importance \
transacted, the entire session bs'iS
voted to tho good of thv order,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Steward & Chandler have fine lot of
yellow corn, end car of prime Timothy
Hay E. ld) baltd. Wholesale and retail.
Phone llO. South Side.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

To lovers Of fried oysters: Gardner, at
Seventh and sbipley streets, has the best
fried oysters In the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Mason's Vanilla Criukletts can be
found ut the Fair at Deverell Bros. dis
play, east end of main building.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Gardner Seventh AID shipley streets,
delivers oysters to all parts of the city
free OF Charge. Telephone 4l2.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03
FOR SALE.

For sale or exchange for city propertv
farm nl l3l acres, COR will div fde. Within
two hours drive from Win 'ngt0n inc
location, and In high state OF cultivation
have several houses large aud sma II
that can be exchanged Tor lots or other
Lopscs. Also lots TO exchange for
HpiIsrs.
Parties looking for houses or lots can
he suited, rs have them Ia ali parts Of
the city, ut ell prices and On very easy
terms.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03
The ExtensibIe Car Step

VIII be at the Fair. 1t will show you
how easy it is TO get on and of the cars
aoy1hrre.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Ladies' gold watches. Willard F. Davis,
East second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Mr.. B. NJ. Minors, bo.s at the p, w.
& b. X. II. shops. has returned home
from his vacation,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

The Extensible Car Step
Does away with boxos, stools and plat
forms and all distractions about depUts
and stations.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Horse boots and whips at Yerger's, 407
Stipieys ...
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

The best oyster stews IN tho cI,y s Nm
had at 0ardner'e, Seventh aun s
streets. Step In and SOC for yea'''"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

As YOU STROLL AROUND stop and see
he live man at lis East 4th street
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Powell has on his stall in lec i Is
street market mackerel, bass, ttou'' w.
fish, founders, haddock, ETC., ETC.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

I osr-,oN SUNDAY EVENiNq. A
-, - child's soid neck b ain and lostct. with
sn,t.rs IL L, si ~, saSE'rE Ee hlsty!ev
Ses.h AID h,ySn.a "a az ; .sfh stsi q
,iSsrai rfward lftsit ~ p. q EAis, Srac.ry
s'ofe' Eleventh and TSslt street,, II,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

When you visit the Fair STOP nm, ~ ba
erell Bros. exhibit and buy ..,s
Of those delicious Vanilla Ori.ke'"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

F. B. Brelhbill of the Troy blu 'gy
works, ia visiting First Il Allmon, and
also the far where the firm has several
carriages on exhibition
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Harness and collars at Yerger's, 4o7
Shipley.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

WANTED. "A wHEELwRIGHT AMI
w blacksmith. Apply
JAMES MILLS
s3-2ts Fourth st. AVID Rallr, al ave.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Eok SALE - CHEAP, ON EASY
80 ~ bennett ST., 2.stofy brist, @ roo;ns.
no VIZ West I'd a., 2-5tory briei, q rooms.
no. w uuyer ave., 2.story brich, O 70 on,s.
.,SDrly 70 HEALDS CO.
ta-st Seventh and Market sirr.ta
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Mrs. Bell Deacon's trim Cav Tsv a
III Market street WAS closed 'S'N''
ing 10 the death OF her hthef'
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Foa , REsT !o;1 1o, NICE Com h "a aS,
housekeeping at No. 1901 West seTthth st,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-03

Trunks and satchsls at YeisH' "
ehipley.