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Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
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Melville Gambrill, who has been opera.
ting the old cotton mill of La Pussy at
Thirteenth aud Lombard stress for the
past few months has disposed OF the
plant to a Eastern Company, who will
remove the machinery TO X edsille, North
Carolina. This will throw some fifty
hands out OF work aud will DO badly
missed by those who have worked 10 the
factory for years. Mr.. Gambrill has EN-.
ployed as high as 100 hands at 4 time,
and he was in hopes of building up quito
= large lucrative business, but owing 10
u lack OF funds he was unable 20 re4lze
his expectations, and having a good
chance TO sell out disposed OF It as STATED
above. He Will be employed by the COM
psny In the capacity Of puTcbAsl
agent,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
ne,shrn,lon rn.morror NIght.

washington's birthday will be ceie-
brated TO morrow evening by The Amer
can Mechanics at Institute Hall, and the
following program has been arranged'
Music, Diamond State Band; opening
ode, "America," choir; prayer; anthem,
choir; address Of welcome, the Hon.
Austin Harrington; "Hail Columbia," "
Diamond State Band; "Star spangled
Banner" choir; address on the orier,
John Server, N. O. secretary; music,
Diamond State Band; "settl'meut OF
America" the Hon. Charles D. Lore;
"Columbia, the Gem Of the Ocean, "
choir; Revolutionary Struggle" II. q.
Conrad, Esq;i music, Diamond State
Band; colo, "Washington's Grave" Miss
Ella Novel; address, the Rev. Jonathan
8. Willis, progress from the Revolution
to the Present Time" music, Home,
Sweet Home" Diamond State Band; an.
them, choir; doxoiogy.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
A Fortuno TO q Deinnnrnan.

An exchange says Nathaniel william,
OF hiddleiown, Is about 10 re,eiye ,
legacy OF $500, 600 "a his share OF The "a.
tats OF his father, George Williem Who
died In l.S', in Philadelphia. On Mop.
day OF this week Ju Ire Hama, Of teo.
phens' court Of Philadelphia, MD 30
adjudication OF the estate. The dgcsIonf
by his VIII, after making severn b..
quests, gave the residue OF the estate 70
his wife Caroline, who did 10 Mar. i at
Judge Hanna on Monday filed an aiil.
dication of her estate also. The alu.
dicatlon show thai the balance oil his c.tl-
mate amounts TO $3.50. $50 n, and us
balance OF her estate 70 be S23, 2O7 81.
There will be four TO share the proceeds,
including brother Isaac and Gco.gs
w. Brown, q nephew Of the deceased
wife.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
rrn.srutinx serar pe.ler.

Chief of Police swiggett had warrants
Issued for the following tobacco and
segar dealers. on charges OF violating the
Sabbath, by ceiling on that day: Samuel
Hawkins, Joseph Bickts, samuel Fell
heimer, James Chrlsty q Son, stansbury
Murray, Jr., DeSoto Brothers, James A.
RICHTER, James A Stafford, Richard
B 6othe, John v. Christy, William Bowers,
Hugo +. q Charles Bourbon, Israel II.
Jefferics, Aaron W. Randolph, William
J. Mclaughlin and Join Cavanaugh,
They were arraigned before Judge Ball
this morning, but on the application Of
Levi O. Bird, ESQ.,, who appeared in their
behalf, the hearing was postponed.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Some four weeks ago an old farmer Of
Christiana hundred visited q drug store
on King street for the purpose OF making
a small purchase. On returning to hts
home he found that he had lost a %
note. Thinking he had dropped It in the
above store, he visited the place week
or ten days afterwards and inquired of
the propr,etors IL they hsd heard OF any
one finding rs note In their store, when
both replied that one had been found and
producing an envelope Immediately re-
turned 1t TO the owner. The farmer says
he was convinced that It was good to be
honest"
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
the taxpayers, as they were already nearly

the taxpayers, as they were already nearly
faxed 10 death.
Mr.. William MON namin said he was
not In favor OF cutting the avenue
through, but he was 10 favor OF the Tenth
street project. Get our taxes down and
pave the streete.
John G. Baker said he was opposed to
DO b projects at the present time. He
believed in putting our streets In better
condition before spending such sums OF
money as even the widening OF Tenth
street would cost. Why, said he, Tenth
street is not such narrow street, The
car tracks make 1t appear to bad advsn-
tage along s de OF other streets the same
width.
George r. Roberts didn't want any
money spent In either project. He was
in favor of placing the names of the
different streets on the corners so rs to
enable our people to know what street
they may happen to be Passing along.
The tax rate WAS already high enough TO
suit his pocketbook.
The question was put by the chairman
to indefEitely postpone the meeting,
which was carried almost unanimously.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Fully believing that the To- ely life of
bachelor is after all, st,te OF penance,
snd the sooner the solitary creature o.
tains the Indulgence" in the shape Of
e cd wife the better for him, was the
prime cause of bringing together the
vast assemblage that wended their way
to the residence OF Mr.. John II. Graham,
No. 500 West Fourth street, Wedn, s1ay
evening", TO witness the marriage o his
beautiful and highly accompl shed daugh-
ter, Miss Nena, To Mr.. X. f. BAylis, son
Of jesse X. Baylis, one OF Wilmingion's
popular and widely Known citizens. The
ceremony which had been announced ior
. p. m, took place promptly on time, and
the deep and sol mn silence was broken
by tie soft, pleasing strains of the we'd
ding march, which heral1ed the coming
of tn bridal party, who entered the par
and took their places near the center
OF the room In front % Rev. j. b. Par
melee.
Hnmelately after the ceremony the
happy cou lie received the congratula-
tons of their numerous friends, after
which all repaired to the dinlng-room,
where sumptuous feast that had been
prepared by the paIeut of the bride, was
spread and the epicureRn tastes OF all
were fully satisfied with the dclertable
deli acies-which were there spread be-
fore them in prufusi and 10 which all,
Dung and old, did ample Justice in the
way OF decreasing tho la re quaint y of
the good things that would tempt the
appetite oil ihc most tastidiOus OF earth's
pot"ntates; q ter which Mr. aud Mrs
Baylis departed on their tour, which
embraces the Southern cities. AS 10
heir 'uture plsns and purpo,es on tier
return, We pre- ume they viii settle down
in lie aud take upon III mseiYes the
burden OF Housekeeping. Be that rs it
may the REPUBLICAN, joins their many
fTienls in wishing them a happy aud
prosperous journey through life.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

DR.. John p. Wales has had warrant
sworn out tor DIR. Thomas A. Keables on
charge OF performing criminal opera
ton on won An iD this city. The case
was called before Judge Ball this morn
lrg, but o. the application of levi e.
Bird, Esq, who appeared In lehalf OF the
accused and stated that he is seriously
VI, the hearing was postponed until
le1t Saturday. The law iu reference to
this oferse Is in volume II, Laws OF the
State OF Delaware, and provides in case
OF conviction fine OF not less than 800
h3r more than 5000, and IN imprisOu-
ment of from one TO five years.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
FOURTH EDITION


DOS.
Butter taffy at Ferehson's, II K pd.
FOR fne mixtures % to Hollis, No. 4
West second or No. si2 King streek
Nice burr ground table meal; our own
make. Tatnall Bros.
Harry Humphreys Of Philadelphia, lie
visiting friends In this city.
The Misses Title, Elsie and Mabei
Smith have gone to Washington, y. U.
No wet cellars at Creston, no clay, no
rocks, but gravel subsoil.
Cabinets, $500 per doz; one sxl0 pic
tue fee. 800 Market street.
Brass band at Skating Rink to-I morrow
afternoon. WIN you be therei
10 cabinet photos at Cumming gal
lery for IS. SOB Market street
The members OF the Stone Masons'
Union VIII hold an important meeting
this evening.
A matinee will be given ty the Rentz-
Santley troupe Friday afternoon, Wash
ingtou's birthday.
Celebrate the 22d by going out 10 Per-
klns' sale Of North Holly Oak lots Only
s75 for flne lot.
Geo. NJ. Bramble offers for rent his
truck farm OF six acres, situated near
Brandywine Springs.
The Ivy Leaf Assembly will give their
first hop tn. Fourth Of March. A new
qua1rille will be introduced that even
ing.
Call at j. ID. Thompscn's stalls IL aud
AZ City Market, and see the dl,play OF
gau M A ,nN IL
aud home raised.
I. Pliny Fisher, lawyer, of Denton,
Nd, but formerly of FELTON,, will be
married on the 2sth OF tbs month to
Miss Ella salisbury, Of Tuckahoe Neck.
Gov. Blges has appointed Mrs. Ella T.
Brown, OF New York city, a commission
er of deeds for Delaware. She new
holds that Office from thirty four states,
An int, lligent person when bur vii at
once procure n bottle Of Salvat on OIL.
1t is th hes, thing TO cure swellings, burns
r wounds. All druggists 81 | It at
twenty-five cents a bottle.
A Tree excursion will he male from
this city to Holly Oak Station, where n
rale of lois will take place. Only s5 per
month Is required on anv purchases that
may be made. See advertisement.
w. II, Morris and &. II. Gar ON have
dissolved partnership, Mr.. NJ rris retiring
md leaving Mr.. Carton to continue tn
commission business vt the old stand at
the Third street mark I.
John 7. Daley, OF near Dover and
Miss Amanda Wilson, of Lcipaic, were
married by the Rev. VIM. NJ. Warner,
OF Marydel circuit. In Asblry NJ. +.
Church, near Persons Corner, last even
ing.
Any one having good slx-room he Use
with gas and bath, In western part q. he
city, not over ten or twelve square, rom
the city hall, may find a go d Ienant by
addressing W. Il. Bruce ut Mullin s
clothing store, Sixth and Market STREETS
Another dog fight ok place last even.
ing, in the western part of the city, be-
tween two well-kuown WILMINGTON dogs.
Only select few were admitted 10 the
mill. Considerable money changed hands
over the result of the affair.
The charter for The proposed Electric
street Railway line out Eighth street is
at Dover, awaiting Its turn to come be-
tore the legislative body. 1t will un-
doubleday he built the coming year and
thereby greatly advance all properties in
hat section of the city; real estate will
no doubt receive a big boom an soon as
the york is commenced on THU line.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Faithful Old Jack did on the 18th inst
at the residence of George w. Fincher,
Fourteenth and Head stretls, East VIII
mington, aged about 10 yeats. He was
great pet with the family, sind the chill.
dren In the vicinity very generally la
mehted his death. he had been in the
family OF Mr.. F. for over i'd urteen Year,,
and was truly faithful ami a1ectiouate
animal. He was tie posses 'Or OF a collar
and eleven medals, showing that his tax
had been paid regularly for quite a lou Q
term of years.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

The next muster of Encampmeut No.
81, Veteran Legion, will be held on FRI
day evening, March /, and It Is expected
that several new membe Will be admit
ted. The National EncAmpmsut will 10
held at Altoona, Pa, to morrow, and
Edward Z. Concsnnon Of this city left at
ll;ol a. III. yesterday, and state senator
John Z. Donahoe and W. s. McNair,
commander of RncAInpment No "a, will
start this evening. The Delaware dele
cation will be quartered at the |. ogau
House, which will also be the national
headquarters.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

The report that Mr.. II b. Seidel has
sold his residence and intends to leave
this city permanently is incorrect, as tho
following are the facts OF the matter: Mr..
seiiel has been In III health for soma
time, and as his physicians have or Tered
a change Of climate, he proposes to travel
for several months, and such being the
case he has offered TO sell bis house. He,
however, intends to continue to preserve
his residence here and will still he ciu
zen OF Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
Clipped From the Dramatic News.

Mr.. Morris K. Moses, the Wilmington.
Del, represen tative of the New York
Dramatic News and Sporting Journals IA
In the city. lie Ia the same old la and
jolly Nose Of yore. Wilmington seems
to agree with him. He Is very popular ID
the profession, and makes 1t pleasant ior
theatrical soiourners when In bis city.
Mr.. Moses rep rts fine season for Proc
tor h soulier, the proprietors OF the
Grand Opera House. They have no OPP
position.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
DUBLIC sALE.-THE SI'BsCRIBFR

DuBl4IC SALE.-THE 81 BSCRlBER
intcnting tfgnit farming viii sell at pub
llr sale vt his res denCe, III the DulsUas farm.
near Midtown, M'll Crock Hundred. on
FRIDAl, MARCH Ist, ls5g,
AZ O'Clock. p. m,
One good work horse ufiaTge size, would he
kood cart horse, coming " Years old; j h. ad
81 cattle; three cows In profit, two spring. III; ;
] LAY COW; shoht pga, | with tIg; 3 ( hester
Whites, boar and sows. Farm lie pIements
Two horse wagon, hrOa tire; spTingmaTkrt
MaR n; ! no-top buggy. ! wheel rak
wh 81 -barrow; large hay rigging; , plons
twin harrow, grain cradle, pair oTdOublpt ices
slhglttrees, corn Iarkcr. hay cater. Also
Two SETS Of stage hgrEUss, In good order; col
lars, briaies and double lines, lot of cow
chalns and many smaller articles. Also two
COOK stoves, one large and one small all in
good order. 81 acres Of wheat In the gron mi
Also At the sans time will be offered z woTk
horses, one and one II years old, and / farm
wag u.
TERMS;-All Gums of SsD and under cash.
over That amount credit Of 0 months, on pur-
chaser giving note Wl1h apprOye elnorsef,
AMOS BROWN.
W. J. Lsnk. auet. f2O-Itw-2a 10, 2sd
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

A grand panorama will be exhibited
by Rev, e. w. Scot, tomorrow (Fri-
day) hight, in s.. Paul's A. U. NJ. p.
Church, sou'h Wilmington. Admission
adults 10 cents, children under IL, 10
cents. A Blu terty Festival will take
place on Saturday night, Rev. /. b.
Cooper, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2l.-Rachel
Swartz, 81 years old, and lt.r six months
old infant were sutiocated last night in
a third-story room they occupied in Il
building on south strcer, on the first
noor OF which was the nhilOn store OF
lsadore Horn, in which n fire occurred.
Max Swartz, husband of the woman, es-
capped by jumping from The third story
window. The damage by lire il placed
at about 5000,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

The sales Of G. NJ. d. Lyman on Bread
and Cheese Island on Wednesday alter.
noon was quite well attended and fair
prices obtained, 4 pair Of mules selling
81 1851, and the set OF harness on them
for Si5; cow, $50; farm wagon, $50; Ger
mantown dearborn, SG5; potatoes, IL
cents per bushel; chickens, 95 cents peT
pair, and farm implements generally,
and Mr.. Lank, the auo.ioneer, feels that
be did full ju, tice to his employer.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

DUBLiC SALE--WILL BE SOLD At
i public sale, ut iowcrsyillc, Rcd Lion
Hundred,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Court resumed the ousderAtion OF the
license applications At 10 o'clock thi.
morning. There were eleven applications
on the list to be acted upon, and while
there was no objection to tome OF them,
others were vigorously opposed. The
court continued In session until all was
acted upon and then adjourned until
May. The re ult will not be made known
until Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

fx-Mayor Rhosds Is lying seriously Ill
at his residence on West Ninth street,
with an attack Of pneumonia. He visited
friends in Reading, Pa, last week, with
his family, and upon returning last Tues
day was stricken with this disease. lie
was in very critical condition yesterday,
but this morning there was slight i'm
provement, although the danger has not
yet passed.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

A special meeting OF the Red Meas
Wigwam Company was held last evening
at 3 eth and Shipl,y streets. The Build.
Ing Committee reported the new wigwam
on shipley street completed, with the eI'
eeption of the stores and the cellar. Tho
Warren Athletic Club was granted per.
mission to take possession of the second
story on February 25. The Wigwan
VIII be dedicated on or about Tamaoyi
Day.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

A gang of White Caps met on the road
between DuPOnt's station and silyerbrook
last evening, and halted two or three
farm hands, To whom they read new
commandment In regard TO their duty.
The lash was not brought into use, and
no Injury to any one resulted from the In
terview.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

A petition is being circulated about
FredericA asking the Legislature to pass
an act prohibiting, under heavy penal,
tics, fishing Tor ahad with ret nets, toat
nets, hau Ing selnes or other device for
catching tlsh nearer than one mile from
Delaware shore from Chrlstiaus 10 Cape
Henlopen from 10 IN. on Saturday to "a
IN. on Monday, to include all rivers and
creeks on the Delaware shore.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
DUBLIC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER

~ nt1'S ~ - ibNIhADER
having determined To qult farming will
sell At public safe, on the CREAMERY farm, a
llocaessin Mill creek Hundred, New Castle
County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Shiloh's Catarrh Rene ", a marvellous
cure for CataIrh, Dlpn Iberia, Cauk,r
Mouth aud Headache. W tn each bottle
there Is an ingenious MAJ al Injector for
the more successful trea lment OF these
complaints without extra charge. Pric,
90 cents. N. B. DauiOrth, Wholesale and
retail agelr, Second aud Market streets
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

TIE Rev Father Birmingham will de-
liver lecture this evening at the rooms
of the Reilley Lyceum, entitled AN
Eulo2y on George Washington; First in
Peace and First In War" The we'll
known reputation OF Father Birmingham
as finished and eloquent orator should,
and no doubt will, insure q large audi
ence.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Washington Conclave, No. 2, Hepta
sophs, or s. W. NJ, has accepted IN In
vltatou from Phi adelphia Conllave, No.
|, o pay them fraternal visit on Mon
day evening, March 18th. A committee
has been appointed to make the neces
sary arrangements, and the members Of
the Other conclaves In this city will be In
vited to accompany them.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
Sixteen Dollars.

We have an elegant lot OF
Snits--some were $40, some
sI8, and we have put al o.
them In one pile and you
can have your choice Tor $40
We are going to sell them
They are all first.class N
every particular, not a thir g
wrong except we have more
than We want and we give
you this advantage so we
can reduce our surplus stock.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
An Omrer Am, ,inte,I.

Amos F. Hahn, OF No.. go Bennett
street, has been appointed by Mayor II ar
rlngton to ill the vacancy on his force
occasioned by he resignation of George
7. Hart. Mr.. Hahn is AZ years of age,
feet, "a ipcI es IN height, and weighs ISIS
pounds. He is an iron worker, and has
been employed by the seilel 81 Hastings
Company.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

REASIN-CARLILE.-At the residence
of the groom's parents, No. los West
Third street, ON the 10th OF February,
by the Rev, A. l.. Gricc. pastor Of the
Brandywine NJ. n. Church, Mr.. viii
liam Rensin and Miss Annie Garlic,
both of this city.
YLIS-GRAIIAM Anon the Goth inst,
at the home ur the bride, by the Rev.
j. u. ParmClee, Mr.. Roscoe Baylis
Graham.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

All the tickets for Mrs. Browns piaso
rehearsal, which will take place al tno
rooms Of the BuIlders' Excha &c to-mot,
row evening, have tesn disposed Oh, anu
as only sufficient were issued TO MI 'n'
room no more can be obtained.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

The regular session of the Retail
Grocer9' Association was held Last even
ing and considerable business transacted
A series Of resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing the Richardson Insurance. bi'I
which has been presented to the Lcgl'if
ture.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Barney @. Harris died at the r.sde .a,s
OF his son-in-law, Joseph Pyle, I'M n.
morning, aged SO years. His remS AN
will be Inferred In Wilmington an1
Brandywine Cemetery on Saturday a''''
noon, to leave the house at ? o'clock
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
Dots.

The only place for Tannhauser is at
A. Wilhelm's, All Shipley street.
Bergner u Engel Tannheuser sold by
a. Wilhelm, All shpley street
Drink TannhHuser, at A. Wilhelm's,
al ShipleY street
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Has In his market house six fine heavy
cattle, which makes fine display. He
invites all lovers of good beef 10 call AMI
see him, as II Will be sold at ressl nab c
prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Rev. A. 7. Scott announces the mes
ing in Fletcher Hall. over 6Ol nIne,
street, at 8 O'Clock tomorrow filI9s
afternoon. All christians and se''V1'
persons are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

VIII be at the Opera House, commencing
on Monday evening aud continuing until
"Wednesday evening. Frank kilday lie
starring in this organization this year. 1t
Is said TO be tirst-cass show.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

The longer the apology the ''lively
young man" makes for his morning h adj
acne, the worse matters " III appear.
silence and Llxador are the SOVEREIGN
remedies for this peculiar kinl OF bead
AZ he
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

can be saved this month by buying foot
wear at BabcOek's 2l6 Market street,
above Second. Big reduction In all kinds
of winter footwear.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Saves labor, time, women and furniture
Absolutely no dust whom using it. Every
housekeeper should use It. Ask your
grocer for It,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

BARGAINS attend the public sale OF
furniture at Az shpley ttieet, on We'd
nesday ate, noon, February " as every
thing put up will positively be sold.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
ON THURSDAY AkD FRIDAY,


haIcu anu =, lheS NJ W O'CLOCK, n. IN.
Fourteen head Il horses. among which are 2
mares with foll, 2 4. year-oid colts. / not
broken; yesr-old colt 3 yeRrling col w. 81
head OF Holstelu COWS, most . them Will be
{ esh by dsy Of sale; 10 heifers, most of them
calves about n.ntlIs OLD; zyearllng hull-, ?
| llolttein bulls al OF tie above are lIolsu In
| stock; 2.yeai-old steer, l odd oI, yok" OF
| oxen, u shOats.
A. Wood binder. Dee Ing bind r, . Osborn
movers Buckeye mowers, tarm wagon 3
uay flgglng, | spring wagon, o Ch4rI wagon,
! market Wagon, I tw4 hose Tread machine, !
hoTsr cart, 2oX c.rts, hos" rakUs, 3sulky
cultiSa Ors, hay tr der, rain drills, rol
ler syracuse ploS-, dag harrows, / rnn
die harrow, iron cultlvatOrs W lOd cul /
vatofs, rOai scoops, hay cutter, | corn
ihtlicr, Vr IN ton. cUhb grinder h.y FORK
block and rOpc, . grin ones ! corn maker
wagon harness, set single harness. cnri hAt-
ness. sets blow tarnUEs | ice saw, uss-
y saws, abroad aNes, 80 COW chains, lead
chain.
uliry nNtures CONSISTING or horse rover
large clurn / small churn. / Usciu ling
Churu, Cooley amer, I Reid ~ amer,
hnt.cn boxes q i1-ut. milk cans. b2O-qt milk
ca's and iuanv other arttc ca used iua nrst-
. rhcl, pork by the pound. potatoes by the
hGHhrl tnl many other articles 100 numerous
POI lon o. the stock will be sold TIE nrst
Day rhr"siIy hxlurrs and balance Of stock
the Second day.
Terms; All Iums under sSn cash, all over
thai hmoHnt credit OF n6n lis " II he x ven
ON pm chaser diving a han ahic ote W iii APP
proved cadoisef, intg.cst added; .,,,,.,,
W. 4. Huktll, Auct. i2l- &we.o.d.
nIrRI Tr GATE TUE STrgonnTur,t,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Go to Mcclure for all kinds OF fish and
oysters every day. Fig It'll street market
house.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and dis
gust everybody with your offensive
breath, but use DR., sage's Caturrh Rene
dy ard end 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Mems calf, double sole, hook lace
shoes, only t2.75, regular price f3. 3d.
Batcoek's, FOG Market street, above
second.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

To go and see the 16x2O crayon por
trait Cummings is making for IS 90
Specimens at the door. 500 Market st
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Watches, clocks and iewelry at Willard
+. Davis, o L. 2nd st.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Don't forget the carnival at the Rlnh
tomorrow night.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Our s.. 90, our ESQ and our g. 90 fine
calf shoes for men. Batcock's, z06 Mar
ket street, above Second.