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Evening journal., 1889-08-07
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
-
TOJTSFS.-APPLY TO FRANCIS s.
Ill BRADLEY. Eleventh and Head streets.
CEMETERY LOTS FOR
SALE.

The Lombardy Cemetery Com
pany is now ready to offer lots at
sale. The cemetery is finely stu
ated on the Concord Pike near Will
mington. For the present, prices
of lots will be $40 and s27 per lot
Single lots are 11x16 feet. A plot
Of the grounds can be seen al the
Office Of the company. Lots at pri-
vate sale.
Evening journal., 1889-08-07
cen. phiIipnovIcb Deaa.

PRAGUE, Aug. Cen. Philippovich, the
conquerer Of Bosnia, died here from apo
plexy.
Evening journal., 1889-08-07
WANTED.
ZOE sale.
LOST AND FOUND.


II OST-ON TUESDAY. A BROWNISH-
Il colored pup, part setter and part pointer.
A suitable reward will be paid if returned 10
No. 9l7 Market street.
Evening journal., 1889-08-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE COMBINED
WILD WEST SHOWS
Open four days engagement at the
BASE BALL PARK,
MONDAY, AUGUST S.

This show is the largest and best exhibition
Of Life on the Frontier now in this Country
Indian life and Indian sports and pastimes
are rapidly becoming things Of the past
Civilization IS making such rapid strides and
encroaching on their former boundless do
main. that it win require but few years
more to force the poor Indian still further
West. The Exhibition is one that every one
should see. All have read Of Indian cunning
and daring. but few have seen 1t in reality.
Vivid aud picturesque illustrations Of this are
depicted-indian raids and attacks on the
Deadwood stage, an emigrant train and a set
tiers cabin are faithful pictures and full Of
realism. The Cowboys show their skill in
horsemanship by riding bucking and pitching
horses, wild Texas cattle, picking up objects
from the ground. the horses running at full
speed. A score of other scenes characteristic
of Frontier Life are faithfully reproduced.
Performances will be given every afternoon
at o'clock-rain or shine. A Grand Street
Parade at 10 a. m.
ADMISSION, rs CENTS.
Ample transportation facilities will be eur-
nished oy the street car company.
Evening journal., 1889-08-07

NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS WISHING
IN Millinery and Notions at a low price are
invited to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. MRS. L. +. SCOTT,
6l4 West Eighth street.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application will be made to the Hon.
Ignarius q Grubb, Associate Justice Of the
Superior Court OF the State of Delaware, re-
siding in New Castle county. on saturday. the
18th day Of August a. d.. 1889 at 10 O'Clock In the
morning, at the Court House in Wi mington,
in the county and State aforesaid. for the in
corporation of the .Delvirmar Silk AssOcia-
tiOn,n the object of which is to establish and
conduct the various branches of silk manu-
facture. and 20 that end to have, po sess and
enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges Of
IAN Act Concerning Private Corpora
tions, passed at Dover, March 18th, A. d.,
1888. HENRY G. CONRAD
Attorney for lncorporators.
NOTICE.-IN GO NPLIANCE WITH THE
IN provisions of An Act Concerning Private
Corporations notice is hereby given that
application will be made to the Hon. Ignatius
@. Grubb, Associate Judge Of New Castle
County. on Saturday, August IL, 1889, at IL a.
m. for the incorporation of a company to be
known as 1.-THE HCopes and Townsend Com
pany," the business of which will be the
manufacture and sale Of belts, nuts, rivets
and general work in iron and steel or other
metal. The principal place of business VIII
be in the city of Wilmington.
BARTON HOPES.
CHARLES g. RUMFORD,
WILLARD SALISBURY JR.
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
4N
City and School Taxes for 1889.
The undersigned, receivers of taxes for the
City OF Wilmington will be at Ne 10 e. 9Th
street, between Market and King streets,
during the month of July, 1889. between the
hours of and II in the morning, and from ?
to 8 in the afternoon for the purpose of receiv-
ing taxes. On all taxes paid during July,
there will be a reduction of 5 cents on every
dollar, and all taxes paid on or after. the first
day Of August shall be payable without re-
duction aforesaid; and all taxes unpaid on
the first day of September shall be increased
by the addition Of per centum on the amount
thereof. EDMUND p. MOODY,
Receiver Of Northern District, including
allnorth OF Sixth street.
MARTIN MEALEY,
Receiver Of Southern District, including
all south Of Sixth street.
p7E m TO S250.0l A MONTH CAN BE
y lO.OO made working for US. Agents
preferred who can furnish a horse and give
their whole time to the business. spare mo
ments may be profitably employed also. A
Few vacancies in towns and cities. 3. X.
Johnson a CO., 1863 Main St, Richmond,
Va. n. B.-Please state age and business ex-
perience. Never nina about sending stamp
for reply. h. +. J. & Co.
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DOARDERs WANTED FOR AUGUST AT
ID Centre Farm; six miles from Whining
ton; one mile from Mt. Cuba Station; high
location. Address NJ rs. THOMAS STRA-
HORNE. Centreville. Del.
bright HOUSE, CAPE aENLOPEN
ID BEACH. REHOBOTH, DEL. This
well-known Hotel will reopen on June 20 1889,
under the same management as last year.
Writefor circular. WALTER BURTON.
DIyERSIDE HOUSE,
IL pENNSGROYE. N. j.
A delightful summer resort on the l.ela-
ware. Fine river outlook from veranda. Fine
shade good table. home comforts. MISSES
M. w. Il r. l.. SPRINGER, Proprietors.
MANTED-sUAIM BOARDERS AT
w Holly Hall. ONLY ten minutes drive
from ElktOn, on the p w a b. X. r. Rooms
large and sp ,cious Lawn splendidly shaded.
Several acres in extent. Boating and fishing.
All home comforts. Terms moderate. Adj
dress, Mrs. WILLIAM JEFFERS, Elkton,
Nd.
Evening journal., 1889-08-07
BOARD AND ROOMS
SUMMER RESORTS.

WANTED: GOOD ACCOM-
ID modations. 4O6 East Fourth street.
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NOTICES.

NTOIICE.-ALL PERSONS WISHING
IN Millinery and Notions at a low price are
invited to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. MRS. l.. n. SCOTT,
bi4 West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

". 4. Hukin Aueli.a-.1. rlIllltu
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

At Lansing, Tennessee, yesterday .Dcek
and John Bucns were shot By &. A. Quinn
a merchant. a sister OF the boys wen
TO Quiun's stJre 70 purchase a pound o.
green coffee A package oi roasted wa
sent instead, 81 ca tue toys took as AZ
insult. They called OF Quinn and be-
gan abusing him. Dock cut him 10 tie
neck, vixen Quinn opened fire, fatally
EouEding both Of then. Dock Is dead,
aad John, it Is thought, vii die.
All the factories ia Augusta, Georgia,
were closed ye.ier3Ay afternoon on &C
count Of Eigh water. The river Al 9
O'Clock last night wa SIX feet above
low wafer mars and E5oul 81 sta.dst.ll.
apprehension are enislfzinet. because
tie damages from he September iretbst
were not repaired until the last week IN
December, wtea the water Was turned
into the esnsL
1hs Chinese c0lony in Chicago Is very
much excited over Ihs departure Of Sing
fon, the cashier Of Sc. SOU & Co, Chi
nese merchant, with tl511, Of which
tlCUJ belonged 10 the firm AID the re-
main Der individual Celestisls aso had
usssi Sc Sou s CO's safe as p!sce for
ihe.l saving
II WIS reported 10 Washington lssi
night that iis Supreme Court OF Ten
Bessss had unanimously dec dei that the
Governor earugt b restrained from issu
ing an election csfsileAre 10 EgAus, tie
Republican czut late iOr Congress In the
Chattanooga D.stFi-L.
i telegram was received a. The NAVY
Department yesterday saying that Tx
L lllE1 states stezme. AautAi!a arm led
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
q TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1859.
We again call the attention Of u

We again call the attention Of the
proper authorities TO the many holes
there are in the sidewalks il this city,
any one Of which is liable 70 cause a
person 10 fall, and have Just cause 10
bring an action for damages. We
called attention several days since to a
hole in the pavement on Fourth street,
near Walnut, and last Saturday night
another lady, making the second one
We kEow Of, fell q, this place and hAd
70 be assisted 10 her home. This s
simply Outrageous, and these u4ps
should mot be allowed 10 exist another
day. 1t the owners OF The properties
will not tx these places themselves,
the Street and Sewer Commission, or
the Street Commissioner has ample an.
thority under the law to have them
repaired and make them foot the Till.
OF put lien on the property. There
lore there IS 10 excuse whatever .os
their e1istenc? TIE court has
decided that the city is bound 10 keep
the sidewalks in q safe condition, but
from the number Of ho,es there arc
now, We are in & fair way TO have E
dozen more CASES in which the tax
payers will have 10 pay heavy dam.
ages.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

President Hsrrison's probable cabi.
net has been announced, but il is said
that it may be changed, if any good
reason should Dc shown that such a
course IS Necessary. There is 10
doubt but there will b. some who VII.
find fault with the selection. hu, TITS
OF course Is expected, as neiine,
President Harrison or any che else
can be expected 70 please every b5dy
The members OF the Cabilet are the
Presidents advisers, and eyery
President should lie lett free 10 se.ec.
those whom he considers best ft.el
Tor the Positions, as he i in s grea,
measure held responsible for ,Leir &C
tons. That he hiss done We. in Sc
curing james g Blaine az Secretary
OF State, no one except the most ra5.
bid parsisans will deny, and his advice
and counsel will be Of the create
value 70 the President during tile en-
suing four years. We have sufficient
confidence IN President Harrison to
believe that he knows every other
man whom he has selected fully az
well, and that each is competent to
discharge the duties Of the position 10
which he has been called.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

Mems prime wa,crur- b,,sl
worth s.; We sell aa I'll
Mems waterproof boots. yo6l
81; We sell now iarst.
Mems extra prime IFS IA
worth $3.50; We sell e1sE |
$3.50.
Mems coarse boots. " hw
we sell now for s..
A lot of Mems coar boctd.
several different good u.ass.
$3.50, SI.75 and SEQ
Boys prime kip boa vori
$3.50; we sell nov tx sea
Boys prime kip bo5... voni
s7.25; we sell now .or St-;
A lot Of boys coar, baa Q
several different god makes
SI.25 and sI.so.
Mems calf boots, 81; SO
and $3.50.
The reason for such -.Ashn
in prices are, that We .a,c ..
the convenient room rnapcrl
display coarse boots and hly
determined to quit Ike PIN then
after this season.
Fine and medium grades o
seasonable footwear for mn ant
women, boys and girls.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

Tine table In eject, Dec. 9th. i7ss. Tr,,n.
lsafe wilmington tFrensh Street) ~ foil0WI:
~ hsAdluE, biTdsooto, Joanna, bpTinR.
keld, HAyaEsburK junction, Manor, POttsyiI1a.
IAmaquA, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners.
US Aao Al l'Oinn on the Philadelphia AND
hf - Z; ~; 40 q; N. and 2. 20 .. N.
EN apfhsnsid, BaynOsburE Junction
so.sstiiis, EmDresvlle, Lsnape, ChAddiI
fgTd And DupOnt's and intsrmediKte pointa
]. y a. n, :. ~ and 300 D. N.
Ior toAtssyille and intermediate points a
J. = a. M, 2 % aud go p. N.
Ior sest Cneatsr, 100 =. m, 40 and 49,
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
ror heW Bridge and intermediate pointA
II. Bp. m. ~As
On sunday for Reading and internediaa
lntermetiAts points At 90 D. m.
A. =. MEGA UsLAHD. BOWE E5s BlIGaH.
h1peFintsndsnt. Gen PAsh. Age
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

The action Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company ia suspending ali
freight traffic on its roads on Sunday.
except for perishable articles, should
and no doubt will meet with the 40
proyal OF all right thinking persons
Man is so constituted that aside from
all other considerations he REQUIRES
one seventh OF his time Tor rest, and
any movement that tends to deprive
him of it is rank injustice. There is a
tendency in some parts oi Europe 10
disregard the Sabbath altogether, and
unfortunately the influx OF foreigners
has caused this feeling to spread to
:his country. The general tendency
Is, however, in another direction, and
1t is fortunate that ii is, as it would be
sad day for the wage Gamers Of this
country if there should eve! be a total
disregard OF the sabbath. There are
OF course some things that are works
OF necessity, which must be performed
on the Sabbath the sane As
any other day, but in all the.
the employer fnds it mol only wise,
but also profitable, 10 insist on
his employees taking one days res. ii
seven.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

sol Carrie. Eszr IaAss nth f0ai years
No. l. KA,s, tay za-s. y yeart eia.
I No.A Lacy, ss4Trel rare. n TeA,s ol4.
| ss Nelais. tag nkrt. = ran e,A
No. : DAiiaL sfss aesss, tisArz ola. E0oi
SS.i Tgn- "a Aa-s., riv,srs %,
No. :. sfofsr xraT horsss yeArs GA.
30. > I0s4 Bayarf. sfay hoi =, tYsArt Oh.
No. .. Deke, tlAst how. var o.i.
70 y; p..:sssrs, w eeise, ysArs % u,
ADvns " KsoKs h9fses are ss1s alet ones
and szperlqf broci srtres-
siNtHen ksAd q sAssrv U4le1 enT% ~ u
Pr0at; Isrte1 49, frFisisrtd, & p fsT, c1---
Ing In pruHi, eaiffs. eA9lcs sipssl aef-rT
sRii rsFisssrrsa, q rlpnr o q. sh1Ais .
pairs 0feh .rssas. pairs 81 cntks.
detaD sfas etErtAge in EoQd order, deter 3
pazGy. feaflsrrl. earn - ieie, bcat "a
Sc; s.sAsh issa -sssns ~ riss,1s,
ssgp1 hAfu.as ~ eeubls tArri tEs asEn.ia
SIS tiu9is fHrass s-ia piOw harHess. -
Ana hridl., lsdy's stdE rnt braiie. all ID
gossi o-ssF- Also iarIn - u, and iei u cue
Fsrziinx u;eBsiis-ssasistinx or .eif-binisr-
I u.UwinE Sabine mes last sEuHg, good
ngwthg HnAchiEcs / hickfpri AID hosnAH
friiL ho-ts drilL, faruzeI e ffisHd era pa u
ter. hOFss rakes, Esra ksT1 rt.iits. .5osi :.
wheel cEltivafBrs. Essdail h1reo- - ss4
eaiisr. Oiiyef chilled pioEs >yrtssse ana
saAFt.enef 2nAY ksiFes. iopE iaii,F. by led,
r19s ratser, cFrh tAruer. ksassnsHla isu ~ -
AA1 = liNwff tA4AA EllAAs AfAAN Nf1airs ca 49,
EzlpFs. l0isiiug .ay feHkA igt BAY 'urss :
ssfas fgrf4 iss nalrfe fuFkA lot oshD-s aat
nakss, zoe BE and .iuEie iryeS zrinasioae and
ether Krtit g 10 rgis eroCa q Inxullpa. 49,
siH Be ssid cp.nancretns pr9-u itlY ~ sp'closk
Tire following Auutrh9'a g1rn'tuff: tHsAHh Ter
ssiia, bests ana be1litE. rsld's maatir he g..
Etc1d and m1fffr-si : EE4F- c gih parior ssit,
HstsFsn7 taaqs A. loE be, lot % Cane Al
chair. iarge S1lrTtsI cHss o tAlsie, , tii- Ia
bi=s, elpsk st diEiHk room ehalrs, lol Ma
~ shade ttinA ard gtsss ware, hraSket
ltIps, hanging .Amp, Brussels sad tAE ear
Esi In ecf,l order; laE.e Chicago ikrtn range.
~ IN F0cd trleF. rAf.or stcFes dou lie
t2Frtl shot suuA. urrecn loader cost 500
And - In Ecp1 order; fireplace heater, heals
two stories; thifty gallon farm boiler. new
last ear; tie cream freessr, !oi o. lard canS,
ehurn. butter tubs, milk pans. buckets, 3 e.
quart milk chnrus, lot u - N tqtis. meat tai
aid many other articles no; menti0asd. The
A1os goods vii . silver be sold a. have
no further gfe = thsrn. Also the hslf inter-
ct IN y Aeres OF -heat IN tbs ground. Lunch
will be s2FVst at hpAu.
1erus:-An sans Of "a and under cssil, all
over that amount credit Of Fix rDnths, on
purchaser giving b4nkabie mote With AZ APP
proved en- sorser. GEORGE WHITE.
l.. ". sildham srp, AuctiuneeFs.
r 2 - "a l-i.-lb-is-t9 ST
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
AS

CAST.
Cast your rs along this
line ard come and see what
wonderful bargains We are
Offering you 10 Overcoats
ANY man that does not
know that we sell him an
Overcoat Tor $500, worth
$40, or one fer So, worth
SI3, or better yet ore for
$40, wo tn Sl6, so o n,
will be grateful for the
Information we now give to
that effect. Boys aud chill
dren in proportioa.
Also many bargains in
odd pauts would pay to buy
for future use, if you do not
need them now. Give us a
call. We will welcome you
neither you buy or not
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
p:srm Registered l.tlsrs 10
sEE ORLEANS SArIoEALRasE
New Orleans, La
c. 81. 4. DATPEIIS,
washington ID. &

kEnEhBEk TIA, .hs payment g,
: T n SUAkAHIEED bf KDUR
AtLOz Al BA rs Of Rev Oflssaf
snd ile Tieketi are signed by the PTasi
osn! Of an lnstitu.ton, whose chAytefss
rlsnts are Recognized in the nighest GeurtE,
shsIeiofe' oeHsra Of I'll limitations On a.
oAE DOLLAR 10 the priss 0: the Em I'll.
e. pa,t OF ifssti o. TIcke. ISSUED
BIZ o. IL Eby Drawing. Rnythinxia oar
nans oierei Tor less tnAn Dollar is swim.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

and ,5c each. Classic and
; popular; vocal aud instru-
mental. New titles Ia the
Keystone Library every little
while. List now covers works
Of most Of the much read
authors. Marvels of cheap
ness-Io cents each, by mail
IS cents. Fair paper, good
type, handy size. Think OF
works OF Bronie, Stevenson,
Haggard, and a hundred
others better and worse, at
two nickels apiecel
One Of the longest ccua
ters in the Bookstore has
the special-priced cloth
bound Books-Io cents up.
Take their measure by one
Robert Elsmere." Clear.
print, on good paper, with
handsome cloth binding, ana
tie byzes IS cents.
Near Th.rtstlih stree; entrance.
The third gallery, second
floor, Is the abode OF Silver
and Silver PLATED Ware. The |
new outfit OF cases gives you
chance to zee the increas-
ed stock to sdvintsge 1t is
a pleasant place TO visit. To
day we offer a premium for
a can in the shape OF a hall
price sale OF Extra Plated
Ware. The goods are all OF
excellent quality. and the
sale is made to clo:e out csr.
tain goods very desirable for
YOU, but undesirable for lis
because the o.s ar small.
>al' spoons, were ~. I5~ IT,.
Nn-f4tt - ous. wcre ID. rov too.
Gravy Lftlis-, Vsrcs. ruH 10
Saar Ladies, wefr SIG. nos .
l.ia b. \. were 4u, uogg ~.
hid Knives, Were ipc. nos -uc.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

DI BLIC SALE.
Il Inc subsrribtr having determined 10 aul
farming will -ssi - puilic sAic, on the Cream
ery fafui' at totkess!u, aiil creek Hundred.
OS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, Isss,
AZ i O'cioek, M.
Fonr head Of good WORK ana driving horses.
scoit5 u Eood stock. IL sooi mtlch cove. ulf
auIiel stock bulls; u zig f. e weeks oi &: 1 70.
ltha thina boar; 20 . n Of chickens: % pair OF
gum as. les .H butk4s jun p-srsf caFrlA-e.
pIaviop, nearly new GIuruIu spring buggy
inig oil pideT; Brewster spring bnggles, / one
ma wagon, nfsrll new . good irod axle
farm wagon, swell body cutter AMI bells: /
moving machine, ala driil. ! horse rake.
Ieaflt rev. double haFpoJn, has fork ~
itet Of rope Etth blocks. blocks aud fall i
ploMt -l"ln AarTous, : trOn cIltiyatoTs shOy-
els, FORKS, rakest no D. rEbbiug noe, plrk, 7
sflA Of llghi slhRle la ness, lu good order. 1
harnrs' brides, collars baltefs, D.. COW chains,
vie, ,harf0N, corn Knives, moving AMI briar
scNtiess rblrn ami dairy hKtaTcs, and va
tiEiE OF utlltr articles.
Terms: Al znn, nf - aud uhdsr, cash =
all over tAAl amount crtdtt Oi ninety dAys
IN purchaser giving = taaE SOLO not IS m an
Approved eudofstT Or one auu = AgI cent oil
for caslI. JOHN > HENDEtJk$oS
). g. Robinson, Au0t. fI5.ItW .iteOd
DJBLfC sAIE-wlLL III SOLD At
L public SAFE. 1T the res, llrnci 81 tho
/ -Etl- rlnrr ON ia" Reynolds arln, iu
Nh! Greek Hundred,
DN II IrnAI. MARI Il = l.5g
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

PnILABI. rnla, Tss.AaI. Fes. 9, ls.e.
The mellow touch Of ant!

The mellow touch Of anti
que japanese Porcelain
comes only with centuries
and that mems hundreds Of
thousands Of dollars. CIesu
or Dives might affect them
for table or cabinet-yo,
wouldn't be apt to. But the
modern Porcelain Of Japan
in useful objects has been
costly, and in many items d
costly still.
We recall the first Japa.
nese Special Embassy to
this country, which went the
rounds OF our larger towns
and cities thirty years and
more ago. Doubtless there
are treasured up in hundreds
of American homes the little
tokens of porcelain and
wicker that the distinguished
Jays presented In recosnl-
ton OF couriesies received.
Irities they were. In these
days they would seem absurd
they are so cheap. Looking
back, we fancy the Jap
laughing ia bis flowing sleeve
at the wonds ring admiration
which his bit OF porcelain
evoked much as you would
In giving a bit OF mirror or a
few gaudy beads to a savage
Hottentcl.
But tine brings changes.
The Jap may be a heather,
bu: he is a bit civilized. Oar
art is incomplete without his
In choice shapes and rich
coiors his pottery adorns our
statellest hills, Eliminates
our cabinets embeliishes cur
tea tables, and thus learning !
OF HIM important lessons the
bird OF freedom roars gently. I
There is a struggle now.
Prices are valiantly wres..
ling with decoration iantas-
tic but artistic, brilliant but
beautiful, upon things some
OF which are useful, others
ornamental, many both.
Here is the pith OF the
natter-the which and the
why and the what we drop.
Not logic but prices, not
argument but things
5000 pieces Of japanese
Porcelain are here at prices
50 Low that they only suggest
the thought that the goods
are to be sold for pay.
A row OF eight kaga
specimens looks down on
the writer. Each pit &c is
grace u with form that will
b. beautiful forever and
pleasing with color so charm
ing that the eye never wear
.es with it, Comparisons OF
prices would almost cast
odium on the goods. say
, hat you please, half, quar-
ter, yoa cannot get it too
low.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
ON SATURDAY,
TnE ~ OF FEBEu AsY, A. D., ,as,

AZ ihe hon teh9id foo3a a. Follows, 70 wit:
p;auo. parioT Set nieCes brussels fArpst.
paffs 81 bstsie@dt. Elsttfrstes and bsd1ing
9 DcA, mantel ornaments, eat y aud stair
eArptL ingrAlu carpet fHtrutlDu inLlf Z
aininE -fooin chalrF, 3 Fnf King ctsl Kitchen
nee Stove, to"s stove. tflcc chair. case II
GIawtfs. bufs4u anu wash-=ta ssi. Got ii
fHtnluss. dental iAtHe. ari 3 lEe lot Of ten :
tai iustruhsnts; also some .lns naive aiae
MAffAh - pure. and mAdc ~ the RAJ u
'ffspe' blackberry AID e.dsI 5-fry seit Sy III
gallon.
Eess9hs for siiinR parties utiA 20 leave tee
e5iy. Tue aaie tFsitis 3, AHt 10 cosafllfage a
10 o clock, and - continue I'll ali iss1id.
AMELIA l. Dk-MEf
L. W. ti4dHai * Hpr, Aucs .. re Et
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

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~ Ia,Bait - = ro2aus A1i tssi
s ss DsiA5Afs AZ. '''a.a- AID ,.iih.
II Li1e il q. Eroeaas 1ad baih
y L1a,e 8, Z reasss asd rats; =,
=: EiE -. 8 Fo-t.i. sRd ban.
,el-;7 =.
IS selriss 81 Rooms and ssih.
saa - Cisstoa -. srosztaas basA.
hss Froai 81. s-ors-
2 tssh = rOo..a ana .ais-
Is EAs5 fyt IT. , '' "
.s-l Pas ST.. rooms a. atfh.
y 80 o. =. fo2zi ta1 oAih.
EA.i "a - -,
s.a y 90 v llssa ). r.eaN
y 81 "a > : ro77-, uni b'th.
p iAst ~ So %
81 lats sih st,
- ~, ~ s.. . rcoaaa ta.h saa sio-e.
ca trfueh ST. u FQe no ana bath.
;. v Cor - Nnd Fot A. SIS. sfo1uns AMI bath
- Lent 4ru l.. rs-stas aud BATH.
- kfftwcrd ST, rVsalS and bttH.
- tast a. -. 8 ~ is4s ani bafa.
lAss West rsut 81. foosnz 40 halh.
y, T. tef n FTans lin. f05a. aud BAH
~ Lo-ust =, renfas
III l.gclst 81, roc us aud 18th.
lft t.asi s4l RI Z rcslus aAd ssafh.
Van hareH 1t. u Tou1us aut bah.
g i.aaAhs r. y F'o.ns an = bath.
Is 70 - Robinsoa St 4roeGs
~ Wet r.th ~. ; rssGit ahI 18th.
lis 70 tiiI Nfsi 81. y rooms nd sNth.
2. sast IN :. 2 u ON, And eA.h.
LIS
~ We / 3ud St, Bfouras.
L. haTrison II. srooms and bath.
shAa7ksuI II.
Call Or address
PHILIP T. CLARK 4 Co
f,-enaat 81 Market street.