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Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
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Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
FEBRUARY 24tl. 1890

Trains viii leave Wilmington AZ foliowr,
Is f,aeig9ia texpressl, . z8z. 4 %, $40. L5a.
~ % " ~ W. 10y, Il g, Ii sia. n, is "a
u g * 80 q 10 D. Il 81 >, M p a. ="
"A; :. 4 il n.. b. g -. e. "a "a ~: nc
Accomm odAtion. saU. 9 IS 7o. s,n max
N. z RI 3s S ~ &c, : g, ~. 40 70 ) D. ~.
Ior West cSssI.T, Vi. Lsnokin, c 70 and
FOR SewsrE tcentrepp and iuternedl... STA.
'9 Rsi; "a a. IN, n IS and st ~ p o.
r., 500 .. m, and L is Might. ons' "'"
f Z .aS ana NV TAisPl5s s -: ~
y, ssA pp; IN. and q g Might.
Trains foI Delaware Division leave for:
Ne" castle, 500. $40, =. n, I255 IS, $50,
Ssorgetown and Lewea, % a. Md sop.z.,
hsrringt91n; DelnAr, and way stations sa
EIpLs9s for Hirrinston, . 70 D. N. way
EIptess ior Dover. Harrington, and Del,
EIprtas for cape Ghsrles,, Ola Point Coxa
Tort, and Norfolk. iSue Might
Leave Pnnsaelphia, Broad street. for vii
~ 70 a. y ls III So M; ao4 sol. soi, asa
"a, an. 622 as io0s 1870. and il IS .. N,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR Philadelphia teIpressl, 200, 2b2 en-
-, ~, u 81 a. M, az, "a, Z 0s and 10 70 D. nj
Accom- mediation, sibA M. I2io, Ia, tIlo
tSS ~, iy,N ana 10 - p. m
por Snester !eLpresaJ, 700. y 10. II 81 q a
oE. Iuo. ana 10 70 y. m.
| ACCOMMODATION, SIS m, I2l0. lH. go
$50 7.40 and NJ 3 n m,
FOR New York texpressl, q 90, 2sl $40, TOO
sl5, II bls m, Il u, an, ga, 's8s Va an
1914 D. M.
rcE a est Chester. via Lanosin. sss N.
FoT Cape Charles, Old Point comfort an
FOR New Castle, Kirkwood, AiddIetorn
ClnFInA Dover, FELTON,, Harrington. sriige
| willie, SeAfori, Lsuret and Delmar, u 0b Right
baltimore and Washington, iis d
OIL, 10 ~ 4. M, 70 60. IS 20, 400 N and " 4
| Night ksU more, q. 90 y. IN. and IL 10 Might
Leave PhilAdelphia, RroAu sLreeL, for " 4
ninKton teSpres5l, 3.50, 7.21. s3l, e.In. ii i
An, b.0S ,6.7 II. 20, II. 80 and II 81 r. N
Accom- odAtion, s.3A 10. g a. NJ, IL, IS, l. 0
$40. &. ~. ~. IT. Andii ~ p. N.
For further Information, passengers are n
ferred 10 the ticket once at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited exprtJ
y 1non which eItra fare 10 cnSrged.
UHAb, K. PUGH, j. Il. WOOD
General Manager General Passenger A
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

Joseph e. Nartin, of stalls Nos. ~ and
so, and James V. Martin, OF stalls Nos
W and 80, Third street market, have
slaughtered seversl more OF those fine
steers from the farm of Senator Higgins,
near Delaware City, and Will have the
meat on their stalls tomorrow and
Wednesday. These animals are young,
stall led, and consequently fat, tender
and Juicy
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

BALTIMORE, March l0.-Samuel T.
Martin, of Sooth Omaha, Neb., died 81
Brooks Hotel last night. He came 70
baltimore ON Friday night. He relir'
cd at ! o'clock yesterday morning, 10
questing TO be called at noon. Al thA,
time servant. going TO the door OIL
Martins room, detected the odor OF ga;
breaking in the door Martin was iolha
unconscious. Physicians did all thI
was possible to restore him, b'lt III
vain,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

The Hon. CT aries B. Lore Will deliver a
lecture this tyeniHs before the shields
Library Assoc alton, at their r. orns, on
Wilmington; Its Past, Present and Flu.
tuue." The +, pula'ion ol Nj Lore as an
orator Is 50 w'lI known, aud he Ii s.
thoroughly idenuii with hi- subject,
That all who Atten a. as urcl OF an In
tellectusl treat.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

WAsHNGIoN d C., March To- Post
master General Wanamaker has satisfied
the employees OF the Post Once Drpa T.
ment already that there viii he no dis
missals there except for cause. 70 Ui,e
Of them who rendered hi, resignation
yesterday he SAID.
81 don't want that. Go back 10 your
d. SIX aud attend to your work. When
get time will look iuto your case Ia It's
turn. you have been faithful aud elf,
Client you won't be disturbed IL you
haven't been you needn't 20 through tue
iorlnallty Of rtsIgnIng."
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

II is reported that sew, raj OF the mem
bers of the Lower Brandywlue presby-
terrain Church are gathering up recruits
for the Sunday school. Within the past
few days little boy has cen added TO
the family of George X. Woodward, at
DuPonps Station; little girl has he ONE
a memh'r OF the family of Henry Chani
Ter, who occupies the old Gregg farm,
and Rev. I. X. Mcdowell IS rejoicing over
the advent oil young son. Each and all
OF these parie' ale being congratulated
by NUMEROUS friends.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

Last Saturday mAn named Rake
straw, residing near Kennett Square, Pa,
came to this city on business aud brought
his two sons, aged and o years, res pee
lively. BY some means they became
from him, and were waudt ring
around until found by lady, who took
them to q, W. Jsckson's store, No. 903
Market street, where they were recovered
by their anxious father in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

HUXLEY, Wis, March II - The fight
between Joe shsehy, champion oil Mich.
gar, and Fred lcbo, oi Ashland, began
OF the Aleazar Theatre here at I a N
and lasted half au hour, sherLy knocking
his opponent out IN the nth round The
night was slugging match with two
ounce gloVef, and In llic scCObd round
Itbo was almcst bltnied by terrific
blow Ia the eyes.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11


DIR. T. Heman Brehmer, an eminent
German au hority, says: Consumption
is always due to deficient nutrition Of the
lungs, cuused by bad blood" At the
Brompton Hospital for consumptiyes,
London, England, statement has been
publ ished that SO per cent. of the patients
OF that institution have unsuspscted kid
ney diSorder. This explains why the pro-
prietors of Warmers Sale Cure claim
that they have received many testimon-
iAls which they have not published, DO
cause OF the incredulity with which they
would be received were it claimed that
Warmers Safe Cure cures consumption.
But the fact is that II your kidneys be
cured aud put in healthy condition they
expel the utic acid and poisonous waste
matter. and prevent the irritation of the
delicate substances Of the lungs, thereby
removing the cause. When the effect Is
removed the symptom of kidney disease,
which is called consumption, disappears,
and with 1t the irritation, which caused
| it
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH -, 1859
ntmo'gIn,k . IN st,,u
E1ORS E S..

No. /, Ani.c, bay mare years old, sound.
good worker anu driver.
No. 2. Ida, bay mare 8 Yeas Old sound
good worker ann driver.
so. B. Lucy soTrcl marc years ola. sound
goo worker and driver with tual.
No, 4. Fanny, brown maze u years old
good worker ani driver, with fOad.
No. s, jim, black uOrse ~ yeAfs old, sound,
good wUrkur and driver.
No. g. Juicy, gray mare 10 Yeas old, good
driver, been used 10 uilk wagon One year
Ing colt, Napoleon stock.
Tweuiy Nv head OF nTss-class cows, NEST of
thrn In PROFIT come spIinging, some with
calves at their side. 1hosc Wishing 10 ny
good cows should attend this sale. ,ne iiO-
stein bull, Aycafs Oh, ! ycArlWg heller, J,r-
seY stock, iipi-t,iu heller calves from
registered huil Dne BOAR hoy. s shusls, Ser.
sey red suck, halt Interest In twenty scres (
wheat
Terms.-An sums Of so cash, all over that
amount Ctedito Of months Will be given,
purchaser giving hankabie note with an.
proved euivfser and Interest.
GED -. LOBDKII
ALBEIT q. u .UN \, ,
l.. W, stidhAm a son, Auctionrers.
t2b- v u dot g, o 4,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

A. out nooa to-day Sergeant Tucker.
Sergeant Peterson and Patrolman sherer
arr rested Gertie Thomas, who keeps an
establishment on New ltreet, upon a
warrant charging her with keeping a
house Of ill-iame, Only one other per
son was found In the house aud she was
detained as witness. The case will be
heard tomorrow u orning.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
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Funeral of Hickman James,

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Hickman James viii be held
It's evening at 1880 O'Clock at the resi-
dence OF his son, Edward r. James, No.
zoos Washington street. The lutte, nent
Will he at Oakland Cemetery, West Ches-
er, Pa, on Tuesday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

AXIOM, o., March lO.-JohH Greeley,
John Costlgan, WIN Mcginnes and Fred
bchrack stole can of blasting powder
to-day and filed their pockets with It. II
became ignlted and all four boys we're
terribly burned. Greeley will die.
Schrack's case Ia doubtful.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

The city solicitor should take some
action In regard to drawing up a bill to
present to the Legislature for The purpose
OF putting stop to the fire racget sales
that have b,en practiced In our city for
years past, after being requested to do so
by the enii e bod OF tbs City Council,
Do YOU tumble, Harry?
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11


EAST BOUSn.
Express trains.
NEW Yout. week days. ssI3. 10 ~, a.
m. ~ Os, 2u3, 'j1s. - ii u IN.
NEW ToUK. sunday, 'els u. m, sl,us.
- O3, 81 O3, - -. IN.
PnILAGflruIA, week days, t.l3. GIO
90, Pa . %, 100. 'l09i, II 10 u M,
.i2T ~, 'soj. 800. 3ii, 'jUs, so. COj,
81 II, %, 40, 10 s. II, NJ,
ilnLAbELrfiA. sundays. - 80, 100, 75j,
20, II lOa m, fltus ~, .2Ni. 3 ", . 10
'1os, . 10. %, 'fiii SO, 30 . y. N.
, y Ihtsl W week week days, 10. so, 100.
%, - W, 100, 3 -, 'JOs, 10. o., ~ A.
7 %, 4 81 10 - u, IN.
,Cllhsl ~, sundays, 's3, 100. $50, o..
'hO7, . 10, q ", 81, 'lO5g y NJ
WEST EOuS sd.
BLrIM0nE AND WAsnINGrov. Il 10, ~ 10.
u Is u. m, 10. . ~, - 20. ~ 10. All
d lli jOa ~ M. >! Is y. IN. daily, except
sunday.
CHIcAdo. AND PlrTaBurG +i5O IL. m.
: 10 p. in,;hoth daily.
! SisGLRLY ACoUAMupAIIuN, T3O u. IN.
and IL 10 p. IN. daily.
| LaSDrSnrHd AGeoNMonATiov week
! days, II M n, m, : - uud . 20 u. m.; sun.
days, 1H u, M, and . 80 u. m
| TRAINS LEAVE MARkET STREET STATION
Fni Philadelphia. 2Jj u. IA daily, cN
cept sunday, For Baltimore b u
M daily except Sunday. 7aln. IN
sunday only. For laudenberg, 6 Il
n, III. lUaj a. IN. and ~.
y. N. daily except sunday 40 a. m
on sunday only; $50 y. M. daily.
LEAVE fnILADrLrHIA Fuu MIiNfNGroS
Daily, 10, - H. 1000. al l5a.m itw
noon, 10, 800. a 10, 1 80, - Is, u 3D. u gI
10, 10 10. II 10 p. m.
Daily except sunday. G3Jnnd 10 Il
M, 81 10, 400 aud 30 y. M. sunday uuiv
$50 a, IN.
Telephone No l0t.
fH.ltatcs To- western points lower tina,
Via any other line.
Z. % SCHULZ, W. CLEMENTS.
Gcn'l PISS, Agts General Munlnrr
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
20 molasses candy, IL Z. ID.
IntArrAA.

Mrs. Jones, only daughter OF Mr. W
ley Hawkins, and wife Of Henry O. Jol
was inferred this morning In the
mington and 3randywine cemetery.
was n loving wife and q lady highly
teemed by all who knew her, haVi
large circle Of friends In this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
Cenirc,ille Republicans.

The members Of the Young Mems lie.
publican Club Of Centrsyiile, Del, are
requested to meet In the Centfeville hall
next Thursdly evening, March u at 30
o'clock. Bus meas OF importance VIII
come before the meeting.
By order OF the Pres dent.
w. e, r. CoLQCuut ". secretary.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

DR.. simms' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never does
harm, but always does good, Cures the
wors' Of cases without fail. Hundreds OF
references. All bad cases now we'll. zoe.
Depot, Fourth and King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith g. Kline Co., 429
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

That trio Of ranges, the Othello, Do
nestle, and Queen Esther, sold by j. q.
johnson Il sOn, 22j Market street, are
constantly increasing In popular favor
Purchasers are so delighted with them
that they must speak of their merits aud
10 the sale OF one means almost inyarl.
ably the sale of others.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

Until March 25ih for your eook stove.
Buy now and have 1t delivered when you
are ready. A splendid line on sale by j.
C. johnson Il Son, No 225 Market street.
Sole agents for the Othello Domestic
aud Queen Esther Ranges.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

LONDON, March 10.-A man named
Michael DOneghy and his wife were ar
rested at Queenstown to-day for having
revolvers and ammunition among their
baggage. They arrived on steamer
from America.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
Save Money,

The economical man al
gays keep bis eye open for
a chance to save mons y.
This is buslne. strictly
bus:n SO. We are ffering
you chances every day. $40
and $l2 are very low prices
for Overcoats made to sell
at SI4, SIS. $I8 and $50
but they must go. We need
the room.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

II Is reported that there is n scarcity Of
brick in Wilmington, but james II.
BeRgs Il Co. wish TO cay that they have a
large quantity on hand at the usual
prices,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

lie the only original old fashion
candy man. He keeps at M
Second street and 5l2 King s.
others are imitators.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

Only three weeks yet OF the time Cum
mlngs oilers you q crayon portrait for
". 0; so lose no time, but 20 ord or
at his gallery. 300 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

New milk, &c. Cream, 24c.
Skim milk, SC. Whipped cream, I2c.
Butter milk, 4c. Butter, 40c,
For Wholesale rates apply at Tatnall's
Creamery, 4th and Shipley streets. Also
alop for sale,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

Parker has few fine canary birds
which he is selling ut reasonable rates
at No. 1903 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
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DIED.

DIED.
CARROW.-At II IS II. m. Friday, March
sth, at the residence of her bro.her.in
law, w. T. Noshell, No. 1904 washing
ton street, Miss Ida Il. Currow, after
lingering illness Of consumption.
Due notice will DO given of the funeral.
CARROW. On the eth Inst Ida X. Carrow,
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence of her brother
street. on Tuesday, March ", at 2 O'Clock D,
m. Interment at Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery.
HEIsLER.-On the 10th inst, John, in
FAINT son of John and Mary lIeisler,
aged months.
Funeral from the residence of Mrs
Peterson, Tuesday afternoon ut .
o'clock services ut the house. litter
ment mt Wilmington and Britndywine
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
10 Fer Cent. Discount

for cash only, on furniture, carpets, etc.,
nn II the 25th OF March. $. 5peakman,
SIG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

Bring the little folks and have a
erAyOn portrait for $500 with an order
Tor cabinet photographs. 3O2 Market
street
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

1EADACHE.-The Stomach Is d,sord.,
ed. Cleanse and settle il with ID
Schencks Mandrake Pills.
IEARTBURN.-Food fermentnp. n,
digesting, Correct the Stomach b
using Dr.Schenck's Mandrake Pill
NnlGESTI0N.-Start the secretions
the Stomach with DIR. Schcnck
Mandrake Pills.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mad. Reduce instantly by free us
of DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pill
lAuA0ICE.-Blood poisoned bv bill,
Correct the Liver by using d
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills.
.cSS OF APpETITE.-Tbe s,om,,,
is falling. First cleanse il; the
tone with Or. Schenck's Scawee,
Tonic.
sAbSEA.-Reaction of bile. Corree
stomach and Liver with d.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
observation-disclosures condition
Cure by using DIR. Schencks Man
drake Pills as directed,
.'oRPIDlTY.-Inaction of Liver. Sta,
it up with DR.. Schenck's Mandrals
Pills.
DIR. Schenck's new work on the Lung,
tomach and Liver sent free to any addres.
,ddress DIR. J. II. Schenck & Son, Philadel
hia. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

The following personal property;
Fipht had Il horses.
!, Hay pony u. KEY hne driver, "a
and can drives miles M hoar' Very I8A
Q. soyrel no Sc. 7 years old, good diver,
can trot Ia minutes. quiet and all right.
driver.
4, sorrel cot, yrars oil, broken to dorble
and single harness and can show q 8 minute
gate, sired by Hockhill.
=. cray maze, years old, good driver and
can trot In 2. IS; quiet for n lady 10 drive.
9. tlack mare, 7ycars old, good worker.
worker.
8. goan mare. syeAri old, good brood and
farm mare.
.. sorrei horse 7years old, good driver and
worker and nae locker.
TIVE good No. l. pair OF mul 5. good
workers.
VS..x-6S fifteen head OF nno milch cow,
49, most OF them will he In p OFT by
WU sale. good stock balls, I large
pair OF work oxen. we'll broken. 10 head Of
WAGoNS-i Doctors wagon, ! RorkawAy
wagon, two-seated wagon, rottinR wagon
JhRger wagon, wheel wagon. 4 sctshnr,
ness, good banging oil lamps.
Terms at sale. JOSEF H. gOTID
L. w, sildham Son, Auets.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

For photographs go 10 Holland, II.
makes the finest photographs In the city,
Of the very lowest pr,cts. Gallery, Sd
Market street."
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

Go to Mcclure lot all kinds OF fish and
oysters every day. Eighth street market
house,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

Crayon portrait at 3Os Market
$500.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
u hoDhh, MARCH, lIth, 1897,
at | O'clock Ii. III aharn

at O'Clock, p. m, sharp,
2good work or driving mares; 0 head of
mllrh cows, some with calves by their sldes
and others close spt lngers by day of sale; sow
and pigs, shoats, chickens by the pair
Farming Utenslls.-One Range bed farm
WAGON. with lock front and back; l side door
milk wagon, horse cart, nearly new; 1 grain
drill, Buckeye glass feed: mo wing mae nine
carriage pole, wheel horse rake, self-dump D;
Silver 4 Demming hay and fodder cutter, |
syracuse ploW, 2lrol Age cultiyators, 2 twin
nhrrowr, sets OF sage harness, nearly new
set o. brass mounted milk harness, / set OF
light harness. set of cart harness, nearly new
sets Of pillow harness. block and fall with 1850
iett OF good rope, nearly new; and harpoOn
nay FORK, Iron Wise and bench, lot Of nh a.
phate, ~ good grain bags, OK, cow and other
cnAlns, potatoes by the bushof, about 2Dl bush-
tls q corn on the cob by the bushei about 10
or " tons of good timothy hay by the ton vine
gar by the gallon, double and 81 gle trees iron
post spade, forks. rak 9, all svels, hoes an
quart milk rams, serving cans and MANY
other articles too tedious to mention Also
acres of wheat In the ground.
4. y. IN. above articles to be sold, as have
no use for them.
Conditions sums of s25 and under cash,
nv oyer that amount n credit OF o mon this will
De given by purchaser giving n bankabie note
WIN an approved endorser. No Interest if
pElh ~hen due, II not paid when due inteIest
rom nay oil tale; pr cent. on for cash on ali
credit sums. % o. MAChRGaT ="
l., W. Stldham q Con, aucts ina'ts
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, oI6 King S
Telephone Signal, IoS,
A Open all night.
ia. WILSON. Funeral Director.

pUBLIC SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
u VIII sell at public sale on the farm Of
W. Fhi' adelphiA turnpike, miles from VIII
TUESDAY MARCH l2th 1871
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

1920 crayon Ioitraits at 301 MafEd
street. They are first class.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

DUBLlC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
public sale at the rtsl, nee of the subAcri-
Ter, On the Harmony NJ farms, al Harmony
station, on Is. & o. Il. H.,
ON FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1850,
AT o'clock, y. M, sharp.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

NM ANTED-A GOOD MILIISEp An
w o.iIO2 King street. , n ca. ~ Al
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
State of the Temperature

at the REPUBLICAN office to-day, In the
shade:
Z o'clock 10o'clock IL o'clock
80 SO 40
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

EoR RENT = BIRD STUnY 'FRONT.'
a room furnished, SIS Tatnall slreet. mits, =
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
WOLFF q RANDOLPH. PHILADELPHIA p

DUBLlC sALE-THE uBsCRIBER
threading tuVult the farming business.
VII s' ! It's personal property at public sale
~ Tue ailmtr iafni. about mile sud a hAlf
tom W iliningtnn, on tue road leading from
" iilrlusiOn to Newport,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

No. I. Bay horse. Frank, coming Q years
cd. ID hands ntSh, weighs 1907 pounds, sound
IN very particle, work any place and Is safe
for woman TO drive.
No. :. nay mare, Dolly, coming 9 years
o 4 and l. the same slfe as 10. !, sound aud
good worker, and 10 an elcsll nj road mare.
No. 3. sorrel horse, Dandy, coming s
years old. good worker and driver. quiet for
= -onAn or child to dd e. The horses are as
represented,
nos. Sand S. Pair ofcoits coming 2 years
old, these colts are weii-bred and good sized,
10 head OF we'll selected dairy cows will be In
profit by day OF tAle. Farming Utensils; .
farm wagons, In rood order; hArrOws, cuitl-
yAtofs, plowa, jumpAeRt carriage, RfiDd-
stones, sets Of lead chains. ket Of heavy
d. Afborn harness, I set Of carriage harness, 2
sets Of cart harness, lot Of housings, double
set Of light carriage hAfness. nearly new
set If double lArnt 81, lot Of cOlAre, rs head
ofhogs head - very n,qe bonrs, Berkshl,e,
pounds; yogig suws with pig. same stock; !?
large GLAND China sOwa, With pigs, about
6wegkg ld;balAnce all nice shoAts, same stock.
l;ots OF hinge not mentioned. THIS stun VIII
all he sold.
Termsi-All sums Of rs and under cash; all
over that amount n credit of six months. on
purchaier giving baukAblc note with an ap.
proved endorscr.
mi 2tw GEO. A. PALMER.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

For RENT-RooMs, ON FIRST
bath Apply AZ ~ lhTd 81 sI1oriss with use OF
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

pUBLlC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
\ having leased his farm and going "a n M
farming. will sell on his farm situated al Fairs
view scheol House on MIL Greek Hundred
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

Dyelng and securing at Giles s. Ru
dolph's, 703 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

w ANIED-AN APPRENTICE AT
w dresSmaking. At $40 Tatnali Street
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

DCBLTC SALE-WILL BIZ SOLD Al
i public safe. at the residence Of the sub
BDriher, ou New Castle avenue farm, known
rs Eden fark,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

EoR SALE-A GOOD FURNITURE
Il wagon. with cover. Apply to CaAs
sTAGEA's wood yard, 18Th and Market
streets. m1l-at"
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

WANTED-2 WHITE COOKS, ALSO
w 2girls for house work 10 go TO hrandy.
wine summit and Silver side. Apply at
street. mll-2IH
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11
CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
~ Eyery Evening, Wed. and Sat. Maiiuecs
The Comedians.
DONNELLY and GlRARD.
Pres nting the Universal Success,
NATURAL GAS.
Admission, Soc, and liz. q llDrr DC I,-l

NOl1CE-I HEREBY CAUTION THE
IN public not TO trust Mites Nettie BroonAlI
on my account Tor | will not pay nny bills
mll-3is
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

WANTED GOOD GERMAN GIRLS
wants place for general houseyork
- ~f"0' ~ hikhth street. mIl-2tA
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

WANTED.A LARGE ICE BOX FOR
s,n, Butter spicer and Dlckle, 700 d, an
lnll-3ts
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

/ 0ST = ON SUNDAY NIGHT. 1
IL gold child's bracelet between Franklin
and Adams on Fourth street. A InltabIe rg
ward will he paid If left nj 4Oj Franklin, ii-2t-
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

w ANTED - BOARDERS AT 3O7
w hhipiey street. Pleasant room. 80
good accomm OiatiOns. ,nhS ana
Daily Republican., 1889-03-11

NoTIWGEE;. mr., n,,., :, SO,
We have this day entered Into partnershIn
under the nIm name of Steward n ChAndlI II
iof the purpose OF selling coal, wood, grain,
feed, hay and straw.
THOMAS. W. STEWARD,
Telephone Ito. mii-tr
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