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Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

VIM you heed the waruiugi The sig.
nal perhaps of the sure approach OF that
more terrible disease, Consumption. AJAX
yourselves II you can afford for the Ike OF
saving 10 cents, 10 run the risk aud do
nothing for It. We know from eXpcrI-
ence that Shiloh's Cure viii Cure your
Cough. II never fails. This explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year II relieves Group aud
Whooping Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without It. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Bhiloh's Porous Plaster. N.
b. Danforth, Wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington,
IIat
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
a TRAVELLER FROM THE SOUTH

Up from the South traveller comes
All In dust of gold,
And the landing OF his chariot
You shortly shall behold.
Rich arc the treasures that he brings
Green banners to the trees
Soft fringes to the willow boughs,
And honey to the bees.
A crowd OF little curlcd.up ferns
To the bare, windy woods;
Soft dyes for pretty budding flowers,
And baby birds ~ broodsy
lie throws into The mNaNs lap
And daisy disks sct round with whorls
Oi petals White as milk.
lie folds green velvet DER tho earth
Ia many u loup-Hud twist,
Then binds the lovely sweeping robo
with belts of amethyst.
Ilo tips with ia ssels aldcr-bougnB
Along tho pasture rills,
And by the messy garden walls
Leaves new of dnfiOdils
He brings load Of lilac plumcs,
And sets the earth aglow
With tulip-cups, frUm whence q stream
OF gorgeous culors how.
Al, though I wrote both night and day
All through the chCiinE yoal,
l could not numc the lovely gifts
drought by tins chuiiotCcr.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

Columbus (Ga.) Enquircr-Sun.
Maj n Bacon has little Texas pony
that for spBe time has BEEN aiing. Oue
Uf the cOiored men on tine pace, nomed
jim Ford, aud calling himself DIR. Ford,
said hat the beast was being ridden by
witches at nj hit. He was asked 10 ex-
p ain how he knew such to BE- the case,
and promptly said that the tangled con-
ditlon OF the name betrayed it. lie was
told TO cure the trouble II he could, a. d
at orce began to comb out the man .
Ridiculous as It. may seem, as soon as he
"duc or" began to give his attent on to
the name the animal be gan to gain lesh.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

At the &c ternisl ball, the New York
World save, Mrs, Harrison wore a drest
OF the riches; gros grain, cut en- princcsse.
The vast displays an applique OF silver
and pearl trimming aud is filled with
Rauze to the neck, held in place by band
Of ostrich Eathers. The transparent
sleeves reach to the elbow and are also
bordered with ostrich feather bauds,
which edge the skirt end disappear be-
uc.th the | ny silk train. Tic front is
entirely draped with superb enbrOi cry
In the Grecan key pa tern, worked in
silver aud pearls, meeting panels OF sill
yer brOCade.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

A piece of fat 7bork succeeded IN start
iug "a remark able series OF accidents in a
Charlottesville (lud. household. 1t had
bscn placed In a pan In the oven OF a
stove, caught fire and bltzsd out into the
room. A 10y helped the situation by
throwing on water, when the hot grease
WAS scattered over hin, burning him
severely. He boltsd out OF the door aud
fell over his little brother, knocking the
Ia tier senss less, aud at the saaie time the
father, fastening 10 the burned ehild's
assistance, fell down stairs and was rem
dered unconscious. The ilre meanwhile
went out.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

A. the late election o. the PIohihitory
amendment Chelsea man on going to
the polls was confronted by lady, who
said to h.nl:
Young msn, are you married."
"Ycs, madam"
"Heve you family"
eyes, madam"
"Then take this Yes ballot aud cast it,
and you will find 1t oil the better for your
family and your home"
"Maiam," SAID the young man, "are
you marrlcdi'
'Yes, air."
al ave you family"
eyes, ,ir."
"1hcn give these ballots TO some man
and go home ard attend 10 your family,
ard it will be all the better Tor every
body"
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

On Tuesday morning, as Daniel Button
was approaching Pacousset Pond, near
Portland, Me-, large gray eagle swSo. ed
duwd and tried TO seize hun as prey. The
eagle fastened its beak aad tslons IN his
srm, and Button grabbed the BIRDS neck,
at the same time calling loudly for help.
A ueighhor and his son came TO the res
cue and, after severe 'us.le, the ca lie
was oyerpowered and taken to Buttons
house. The biped measured nearly feet
from UP to tip and 80 inches in height.
1t was lean and hungry, aud evidently IN
tended to breakfast OH Button.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
80 .
Well, Probably.

"Ti,l the educated woman marryl" is
question under discussion in some of
the magazines. That depends. II her
education makes her bright, pleasant,
entertaining aud sensible she will marry,
provided man worth having is within
reach. But II her education makes her
critical, rognatle ard pedantic she Will
not marry, for the sin. pie reason that no
man viii ask her. Ali women ought TO
be well educated. Nothing mere requires
vice aud well-trained MUD than TO adj
minister we'll the sffa rs of Il household.
An ed IcAtiou which units o woman FOL
This ia not worth tha name.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
the woman"

the woman"
He didn't reply.
II called at the address she gave, but
no one in the nelghborhood ever heard Of
her. However, i don't want to preju-
dice you against-"
Her troubles have made her lupy,
think" he interrupted.
Poor thingi Then, you will see about
having her sent TO an asylum"
Mrs Bowser, will you keep stillF" he
exclaimed.
"But, you said I was--"
"Or, must l Lave this house to find
peace and comfort"
But next morning whrn referred to
the matter in an incidental way he put on
very innocent look and replied:
"What woman do you refer TOT You
must be losing your mind, Mrs. Bowser.
Perhaps IL woull be well for you to take
q week in the country this spring / have
noticed for some time pat that YOU
memory seems to be gradually getting
away from your
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

DOR RRNT-TWO LARGE FRONT
\ rooms GA hrst and SECOND floor, Mt No. 90
West street, with or without board. INC Ct
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
PaineSs
Celery Compound

DHpiEc Fed upon LdctHfed Food are Healthy,
DHofG0 Happy d'ld Hearty. II is uRequdled.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

E'oR RENT-ONE OR TWO FUR
Il niShed or unflrniHhed rooms, in good To-
cation. Address II. c., ~ this onlee. n4 u
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

XNALKER & LINTON,
w HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
training Glazing, Brick Staining aud
PGnciling n Speciality.
S. Il, CORNER SMITH AND SIMPLIFY
STREETS. H2jtt
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
Wants.

EANTED-A SEXTON FOR A sBuRY
w 81. ". Church Tor one yrsr. Send writ
ten proposals to ID. y. TRUIrE President,
sixth and Spruce streets, on or before June I.
The board toser, IS The right to reject any or
all proposals.. mI-3t
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

WANTED "A SECOND STORY
w front room, furnished, without board
for man and wife. Market street preferred.
Address Is, this office. ms. SIT
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

Express trains.
New York, week DAYS 80 10, : 90, Hl0 90, a.
m. sl2 Gs, - %, 50 W, - q p. in.
NEW GoRK, Sunday, vi Il. IN, tl2O5,
~ %, - OS, So Al y. m.
PnLADEIpnlA. week days, s9ls, Clio.
200, as, ~ 80. 900, sl0 ~, IL 10 q IN,
Sl2 0s, 90, - %, 90, 355 ~ 0s, 5l0, COS.
~ II, 05 80. SO 81 u. m.
PHILADELrHIA, sundays, +2l5, 700, 755,
o., i 10 "a m ~ 9s. %, '295. 800 a55
755, IS 90. 90. "lo2G, II IA. m. 'l2Os
90 .303, 800 , So, sos, $40 COS, 'GI,
7G3; SIS; no s ~ p M .e,a 7m z 90,
Il 10, .. NJ, 10 81 %, sso3. $685. 355
ZOOS . ~ OOp Wi H. IL ho e Ii m
III 4s a. m, as, u d, a3 30, o5. All
daily; ! SOa. M. - Is p. m. daily, except
Cnlcico AMP PrrTsnuno $3.50 a. M,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, sl1 IS a. m.
sixeERLE AocowMoDArIoN. 100 p. IN.
and IL 10 p. m. daily.
days, IL 90 n. M, . As and 30 p. nj sun
dnys, . 30 n. IN. and 80 y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia, IS = m. and = IS pm.
n. m. daily except sunday. u % n. IN.
sunday only. For Landcnberg, %
a. m. :, lO55 n M. and 235
p sn aeiy ypt s1?eb q n smnd daIv $50 a. M
LEAVE PHILAbELraIA ron WLMINdToH.
Daily, ~ TO- IS 10, 1900 sll Is n. m, 1900
noon, 30, 3 90. VI Is 80, as 10. u 50, ~ 80,
Daily 10 except C Sunday, ESQ and 7a5 a.
M, 81 49, "a % and o 80 p. nj. Sunday only
s 30 n. IN.
Telephone No. 1913
HA-Rates to western points lower than
y lea INV sAfl o
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
FEBRUARY aIth. 1889.

AIsIANlAH1 ~Atlts 1881.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington rs folio w
~ 30. iii. 81 q & and is g. % ~ p. m.
As'G9~ G "a "a i s q 70 a. ma
M ri; il q ii 81 a. a., 4 10 a. "a "a s sna
Accommodation. t4o, 90. 701 $40, lo45,
Nov Nv Y n 2 SD s sS2 r. isS sRd iD.s
Il /. e. q. Isss %. n. "a g. - H. 'S e.
,i 81 ss'l Sss:' sses y l.n0lln, 90 and
gaiti9s ore and inssE%sdisssH :ts Al ,Uua,
nj q p cI m; "a, .5d Nv 4 y Might,
10 f T. .Ra % and a. NV %'iaPi a. "a
New essss q; g p'i M. isss ass ssa.
s2S p. M, and II e1 Might ,
HarfinR tor, Deisasr. and way stations, $40
E 9 ssa l u = aRsi ri p. nj way
ERcfessgcr bower. Harrington. and Dial.
EHprs.. ios Sg66ssThliis sa 3ld Point Com
Leave phllAdslphla, broad street. for WI.
sia, % %. i IS ii gs: M. o. 90: ios, iS0'
| W, bfl. w. bbfs llA1p "a US llot " NE . N.
| Acoommo dation, 626, 1928 .. NJ, -. La,
| u, t@, e72 a1 ln0s ot0. and Il IS .. n,
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
Tor Philadelphia lexpreHs), 200, 267 az
co., 10, II 81 a. M, n, "A, % and 10 20 p. II
accommodation, l6a. m, ISl0. ia. az
Ts0, 740, 10 " and 10 ~ p. M.
FOR Chester lexpressJ, 70o.s 10. ii 81 q HI
y. Jos. and 20 90 y. N, -
Accommodation, sIb q M, 1910. Ig. slo
X Tor New YORK y te1pIess, 2 co. ia 10, 700
glh, II 81 .. m, u II, 2h bA, 'e2a % Ant
FCr West ohestsr. via LsnOEin. Sna, n"
FoP cspe GnHrles. Old Point Comfort ans
N PoT New castle, Kirkwood, Niddletown,
| Ciaytor Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, bridge
Wiz, ford, Laurel and Delmsr. II 06 Hight.
baltimore and Washingtoa, 44t, 3 Q.
eli, IL IL q. m, IL 60. % 81 7tOp. m: end ~ u
| Might baltimore, q. 90 p m. and IL is slight.
| Leave Philadelphia, Broad street.. for Wa.
| mington (express), S.60, ~, $751; s.1n, II II
A. NJ sos, -, 6.M, IL. 20, II. 20 and 1l.H T. N.
Accommodation, s. 81 70. % A. NJ, II. %, o5.
Q, IL, $50, TO- ID and II. Ss p. n,
For further information, pSs ssstiep. are r.
Trains marked thus t') are limited expires
pon which extra ARE ID cnaTRed.
General manager General Passenger A q
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

EoR RENT THREE-sToRY BRICK
y house, with modern improy euents. at
No. lOD5 Washing ton street, m4-8ts
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

How loving they are; there is always II
sure sign. Alter the frat year sometimes
it Con hold good. When Charles comes
home 10 you gr0uty and cross, eDalping
and snarllng, unable to relish the nice
dinner you have cooked, and feels rs 1t
there was a ton Of pig iron in his etom-
ach, he is troubled with dyspclsit, AID
Sulphur Bltters ia the only medicine that
Will cure him.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
nrsrera,n and Lirer Compliant.

Il il not worth tho small price OF 10
cents 10 free yourself OF every symptom
OF these distressing comulain's, II yOu
think 80 call at our ttOTe aGd get u bottle
Of shilOh's Vitalizer Every bottle has -
printed guarantee on ii, uta accordingly,
and If 1T does you no good 1t VIII cost you
nothing. n. b Daniorth, wholesale and
retail agent, ecQoi d and Market streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

w ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO
w 20 10 the country: must he good cook {;
reference required; tho farmworkJ. Apply at
liOi Jefferson street. niJ-bt
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

w ANTED-BYA YOUNG MAN OF
w temperate ha'its. light employment
store or factory. Call or address Alfred, ~.
French street. ms 81
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

WANTED-HELP FURNISHED FOR
w hotels, restaurants and private families
at the shortest notice. Apply At tho
WILMINGTON INfFLLfuENCE OFFICE
m6tf No, ys orange Street
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

"James," said the vii age jewciler, ARE
there any weddings to take place IN tue
neighborhood soonW "There are two -
come off next week, I" said the clerk.
And the jeweller sat down at once and
wrote an order for two dozen pickle cas-
ters. with privilege of exchanging 81 of
them for something else within thirty
days.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

lam satisi,d llaL cancer - hereditary In
my Iamily, My father dieG ont, a sister OF my
mother died of it and my own sister died OF I.
Nv ceilings may be imagmcd, then, when Tue
IA rrlhle disease made lis appearance IN my
Side 1t was malignant Cancer, eAink IN,
wNrJIy In such a way that II could not ctt
out Numerous remedies were used 'or u, but
the Cancer grew steadily worse, u I'll " seem
ed thai was doomed to follow the others o.
the faulty, | took Swift's SpeciHc; WHICH,
rom the hrsL day, forcei out the Polsoh aliu
continue It's use until hai taken several Dol.
lies, when found myself well. ! know u at
Z ). cured me, Mrs. 8. NJ. IDOL.
Winston, N. O., Nov. g. 'ss.
Send for Book gu Cancer and Blood diseased
THE nwfEI SPECIFIC Co,
us Drawer 3, atlanta, Ca
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

u the place for white sugar and good teS and
coffee. We open new goods every day and
they are gone like hash. our ST. clalties too
day are hne tea aud china cup and saucer
with every half pound; china plate, CUP and
saucer with every pound; lovely lite teapot
with every pound of our Jaws coffee. Come
and see our Harrison lemon squee1er; tits
centennial novelty and Is q most useful article,
only 10 cents; ducks for a nickel Is what you
want. Don'tiorget bags or -four for o.; suRa-
cured shoulders equal to ham, 10 cents =
pound al 500 King street, T. 81. WEE.
ml-6ta
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

Bourdon's famous brands Of cigars
Nonpareil, Standard, Three B. B. b., etc.
Manufactured By Il. r. Bourbon " Bro,
no. 2l0 W est Second ST., Union made.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

We will sell you one pair ei shoes 1T
the Wholesale price at the CIT Edge Boot
and Shoe store, III West Second street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

Has shad, herring, founders, while ilsh,
catfish, Goldfish, haddock and white perch
at 3OS aud j29 Madison street. Oysters,
70, 80 and Acc. per quart.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
-
Electric Paste stove Polish

sayes labor, time, women and furniture,
Absolutely no dust when using IL. Ever
housekeeper should use It. AK your
grocer for It,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
TO be in the swim Breed to
FIR a Wilkes. G&

Vortex 1860, Standard Rule 6. Sired
by Onward, 141l; record, 225I4. The
very best son OF the great Geo. Wilkes,
2.22; LIST dam Hauntich. by Amber 76S,
by Almont 80; 2nd dam Suuhower by
Abdallah, 10; the sire of Goldsmith
Maid, 9 II; Sd dam by Bonnie Scotland.
lie is beautiful bay, large size, good
bone and feet, in fact a typical Wilkes,
and fast natural trotter This royalty
bred young horse will make the season
at the stable of II. Witsil, Front *
Madison ST., Wilmington, Del, at SIS. 90
in advance, with the usual return pri-
yileges. Season begins April 10 and
ends Aug. LIST. In27-tu, s 12td-6tw
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
Notices..
DRop0sALs FOR PRINTING THE

t'Nt.rpNu. or TuE HOUSE or HEPREsEN-
ityps az mn STATE or DELAWARE.
rroposAls ARE invited aud VIII :. received ~
a, t'ah.irrslRned until Saturday, May rs, tb0,
~ ~ ",inting o copies Of the Journal Tor the
~ ". I'd Of is-g with an index, Said journal 10
~ pflntrd In u more co denseu form tnah
VU.n"i Ia ociayO, In long primer type, 80 As 20
ll,vI,in A. lee 4 furty-nye lines on page. win
,HS yeas and nays In line N compact form.
liz proposals shall Include printms, nliu j.
a. hound In law sheep, ,r.,
clerk Of the House nf Representatives..
.tarnss, FTAnkford, Dl, az ltawSw
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
nnoposALs FOR NEW SCHOOL

PROPOSALS FOR NEW SCHOOL
house. sealed proposals will be received
- ,be Hoard OF Public Education rooms until
80" M on Monday, the 18th day Of May, for
a. i,utldinV Of ne school house In the nth
Nsri. No lid VIII be received nfter the above
~ el hour The board reserves the right TO
rsi,rt any or ali bids. A bond OF $50 Will be
r,guirsG with each hid. Plans and spee,n A.
,i,s r,n be- SEE n Of the arehitect's ONCE, Frank
" r'".ii sixth and ahlpley streets.
H. RODMOsD SMITH,
,slil, JOHN II. Cassidy.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
SAVE SPEND
TO and TO
SPEND SAVE
is A GOOD MOTTO.
SPEND

We help you do both. We
sell at such prices that you can
save money to spend on other
goods.
We have just received a lot
of Ladies Fine Kid Button
Shoes-samples-all small sizes,
fyou can get fitted they will
prove the best bargain you ever
bought.
Lot l-IsdIes' Fine French Kid Button, on @.
price ~; our price ~
Lot 2-Ladies' Fine Berlin Kid Button, O. d
%, so; our price $3.50.
Lot a-Iailgs' Fine Glove Top Fulton, snd
$50; our price s2.15.
Lot-i-Lsdles' Fine Curacao Kid Button, %
sgtt9 g 2 3. aa "a last; sizes . ss.t. Regu-
Lot Ladies' Fine Parts KID Button; d, CD,
lat; sizes i-2, ., i-2. 4. Regular prizes
s3 our price q. 2j
otG-Lsdies' Fine Curacoq Kid Button, CD.
last; sizes u, 81 2. Regular price s2.5JS
our price sl.eo.
Lot7-T.Hdes' Fire ogTcso9 I'D Button, D
Alu ihstf tAatA LIZA ~ Or
price 70. 25i our price sl.75.
! Lot s-Ladies' Fine Cutacoa Kid Button. n
last; sizes l.2, 3 3l-2. Regular price 81
our price u 80.
Lot g-LRdies' fine Glove TOP Bniton, ID anI
y last; Sizes 2 l-2 and .. Regular price
| s2.5l; our price al.00.
lot l0-Ladies' fine Glove Top Button, ID lasts
sizes . l-2, 9. REGULAR price q; oar prizes
si.51.
Lot lI--Ladies, Glove Tor Button, lasts
sizes zl-2, ], Sl-2 1. Regular price fi.75s
our price $40.
Lot l2-LadIes' Fine KID Patent Tip, lIoo>
| lace, u last, szcs Ia 3. 8 Ia, 1. Regular
price, 81; our price Si.5O.
Remember these are not cheap
quality goods, but good goods
at low prices. you are money
savers, you will come at once, as
we intend closing out most of
them this week. \
Base Ball and Tennis Shoes:
Clubs supplied.
The best 81 calf, hook-lace
shoe for men in Wilmington. =
Big bargains in all kinds OF
footwear all the time.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
4 Winnings.

4 NIION-hLL PERSONS DE-
- tllhR rugs nure and choIniGals or wish
~ gr re ,criptio.s or private receipt,
car 'lA upounied with pure materials,
ti"Hl' Z" 10 the drug store ~ II. X. BRING
- ~ NO. d7 Market street, Wilmington.
btI d2e-tI
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
THE LEADING HOUSE
CHILDREN'S LACE CAPS.

MY large line Of Children's and Infants Out
fts must no. Lace caps from zoe. UP; Tue
new and bCautiiul Lord Fauntleroy olild . nat
only n, Tails Is a beauty. Tam O'shanitrs,
ali slSes, Soc, very stylish, II yoh need lace
cap of any style we can suit you and ~ hueh
prices as to secure your trade, A mn nus a.. ~
The new Fauntieroy pieated collars aud cuhs
for bHys aud girls. All the style. DO not for
get the Chidlren's Emporium.
J.E. sooY, No. 2l2 King Street.
A3J-tu, fF-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

nor SALE-AT A BARGAIN, A
i corner store property, doing good busl-
meas, VIII 4 nice stable attached; norge aud
wagon, stock and nNtures. Good reasons for
scilng. FOR particulars address -, " this
Office m4-4t'
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

NOTICE PERSONS WISHING TO
~ secure a home would make good inyE ST.
UrBt By taxing shares Ia the new series OF the
Nrfl Anlci' Loan, now Issued. 300 shares 10
sac. tue hrst payment on the second TuendA
~ MAY, Apply to W. j. MORROW, sec.
"a Market street. m3-eod-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in elect March 10, 1889
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

NoTlCE-To THE PUBLIC, AM
~ ready TO do hauling OF any Iind and
VII DO u rsAsonsbly; rleAse give me call.
An orders LETT a. nrimth >, sixth and orange
streets, or nj w. 5, MVOre's store Delaware
syenue and W,st street, will be promptly at
tended to- n, HOUTEN. iu25tr
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

EOR RENT.-A 10 ROOM HOUSE,
Il centrally locsted. Rent low and posses
sion at once, tia occupant leaving the city.
Apply to Il. PENNINGTON,
AT TIA West kinth ~.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
l?lll


n sKAroRp, Del, May ., 1880.
1tr Auditor Of Accounts will attend at MIDI
ti,i,.n ON Monday, and at Wilmington on
'IWrtl4V, " cduesdsy and Thursday, the tirst
four dtNs Of tie superior Court, commencing
H. ma ity ct wilmington on Monday, MAY u,
A il ~ anl the school Committees OF the
s.,crsl tii'tricta OF New Castle County are eH.
n,rtt,ltrunppar witlt books aud vouchers aud
I'm, III, tcrUunts OF TIER III tricts, rs The law
r,,t.tr. mi-atditN JAMES II. BONtE.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

m ppHARDTs PENNYRoYA AL
PptfI 4 a. Sold by Druggists; also by
~ ~ II, 9th st., rhila. l. dies beware %
mlIatlOns'
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

DUBLlC SALE.
VIII he sold at public sale, at No. Goa West
2nd street, Commenciug tuesday Leyening,
May 7th, at s O'Clock, considerable and
varied stock of new and secondhand furni-
ture, grocery store fixtures, tools OF various
Kinds, together with a lot Of dry goods and
trimmings and mems underwear. Sale TO
continue from day to day till all is sold.
niG-2t W. A. HUHlLL, Auct.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
-or,rr wIIL COMMENCE ON

AOTICF-I WILL COMMENCE ON
N MDSuAI. hPKtL sth, TO regulate, seal
aui tjampall wtlgits aud mtasniTS. used ia
ItK,Ir'-. Ninth aud King streets, or ut nf
rr,Iltucr. Nv. I'M Poplar streu1 Wilmington,
mi Wul tVoeiyg uInmut attention.
H'''' we INtOB DEAKYNF,
Regulator Of " cishts and Measures
an-tDl.tu
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

NOR sALlG-A GOOD FARM OF 1876
L acres, near Newport, wltldn three miles
OF WILMINGTON. wifi be sold for lts SEED
yGlnc. Apply 10 II. L. CIiuHCllNAN, Stan
ton Del, MOST
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

VHE LARGE CONCERT ROOM or
l The Wilmington College Of Music, IL tue
urH Costly n Hill building, can b. rented GER
Tar nights In the week for lectures, etc. Heat
gAs piano and seats for so, For particulars
hdtf,ts y. u. Glow ARD, Principal.
mo tOd3m
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

EOR RENT OR WILL EXCHANGE
Il for city property, small mrm on tn
road leading from Wilmington TO Mt. Cuba
Apply TO THOMAS II. LALLY,
ms 500 Markets.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

TOR sALE.-A 2-STORY BRICK
L house, in nTst-class order; has rOains
and hAth hot and cold water, wi h heater In
cellar; No. aIl Monroe 81 Apply At RErUb-
IiCAN once. A, Il. VERNON. n2i-lf
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

NJ ANTED-AN EXPERIEEG ID
w saleslaiy anu two or three learners Tor
shoe store, In this city aud Philadelphia ,
street. INSIST
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

WANTED-TWO CARRIAGE PAIN
w TIERS. Apply Al 10 French street.
mi II
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

NVANTED-To PURCHASE A MILK
w route Of about 80 quarts. Address IS.
e., " this once. mi4r
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07
For sale.

manufacturers, AT 4. w.
w corner of TN and King street.. nG-GLt
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

WANTED-A GOOD COOK, AT NO.
w 1917 W. Fourth street. mG-SLt
Daily Republican., 1889-05-07

EoR RENT--A STORE, DWELLING
Il and stable wish lot at kirkWopd, Del.
Possession immediately. Apply 10 JAMES A.
BENSON, on the premises. ms 6teOd2tu
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-29
She Knew why She Was Punished.

: Whenever you punish child" say
those wise people who ipd it so easy to
give good advice, "always be sure that the
child understands perfectly why you do
So" The mother of certain Miss Alice
acted upon this principle, but is not sure
that ii is always successful.
The little girl was in the habit of cry
ing upon the very slightest occasion, and
finally she was warned that the next time
she offended in that way she should be
punished. Soon afterward she was heard
bawling Justify.
"What are you crying for?" inquired
her mother.
"Becauth Bridget will not let me go out
to play"
The threatened punishment was prompt
ly administered. "Now, Alice" said her
mother, "do you know why you were pun
ished?"
Eth, mamma"
Why was it?n
"Becauth Bridget would not let me go
out to play Yonths Companion.