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Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

6uaer County has had the real excite
msnt Of case Of horss thisving. The
case was tried h court last week and the
thieves convicted. Referring TO 1t the
Sussex Journal says:
In the noted horse stealing case whore.
10 mare was stolen from the stable Of
Eli p. West, In Dassboro Hundred, John
!. Owens was at drst indicted for tho
larceny Of the mare, and Joseph Hamf-
ton and James Owens Isaacs we're In
dicted for receiving her. These indict
msnts were cast aside, however, and all
three Of tho defendants, namely, John 7.
Owens, Joseph Hamilton and James
Owens Isaacs were indicted fer the lar
csDy Of the mare. Attorney General
biggs and Deputy Attorney General
Davis represented the State. A. p. Rob-
inson represented Owens, and G. II.
Cullen and R. O. White represented
Hamilton and Isaacs.
Thirty-two Witnesses were summoned
for the State and fifty-four for the de.
fsnse. OF these twenty-five were called
for the state and twcnty-six for the de-
fense. The cass occupied part Of Tues
day. all Of Wednesday and Thursday and
part Of Friday in its trial. The evidence
was conflicting. II WAS shown BY the
defense that Owens Was In Kent County
when the mare was stolen. II Wa shown
BY the State that he was In Sussex when
she wac stolen. 1t was shown that
Issascs staid at his fathers all night on
the night tho mare was stolen. Hamilton
confessed and Implicated the Others.
The object Of the State was to show
that all three were In the combination to
steal the mare, and threw . strong web
Of evidence around them. Tho jury on
Friday morning returned . verdict Of
guilty In the case OF all three OF the pris'
oners, and each was sentenced to pay
800 and costs and restitution money
amounting 10 $50, to one years impIis.
onment, one hour in the p,liory and y
lashes. The whipping and pillory part
until April 20
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

For some time there has been move
ment among the clerks 1. tho frat class
post ffices throughout the country agita.
ting the question 0i increased compensa-
tion and shorter hours Of labor. There
10 annht but these men are ovevworked
81 q Library OF cous.an ,,,.an Is not adsGu.ts . =,
per,.. prepared
aud scnt to CVu. & q law
be enacted allowing them 4. e. cen days
vacation during tho year, and to regulate
their pay upon . basis OF eight hours .
day. The clerks In the post Office here
have Joined the movement and their Of.
forts have been endorsed by Postmaster
Taylor In the following letter:
WILMINGTON, Del, April Is, 1890.
II chcerfully endorse the present
movement OF post Office clerks for in.
creased c0mpentatlon and a leas number
OF working hours. have no hesitation
in saying that they are the hardest work.
cd and poorest paid men IN the postal
service, and 1t teens to me that they
should receive the samc consideration as
other employees OF the postal service in
regards TO annual vacations and working
hours" Il. II. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
Ihe employees Of the office In this city
held meeting recently and adopted the
following resolutions which have, with
the postmasters letter, b. en- sent to Sena.
tors Higgins aud Gray aud the Hon. John
b. Pennington askinY them TO urge the
matter before Congress.
WILMIsGroN. DEL, March 81, 1900.
10 the Hon.
from delaware. The following are
the resolutions adopted by tho Will
mington (Dsl. postcfiics clerks:
"WnEisEAs, Our labprs arc OF that
nature that they are an sb olute peces.
city TO the business. political and social
interesis OF the people requiring quail
lies Of mind and boly that place us In
tho front ranks oi the naticn's publ Q
servants; therefore be II
Resolved, That We ask Of the Con-
grsas oil the United States such attention
to our claims and intere.ts - their i'm.
portance demands.
Resolved. That we are juitly entitled
to . vacation OF at least fifteen days each
year with pay, because We work en- SUM-
days, national and other holidays.
Resolved, That wc desire shat eight
hours shall constitute Days labor, in
etcad OF twelve as at present.
"Resolved, That We ask the honorable
Senators aud Representatives from Della.
ware to support and vote for the bills in-
troduced BY the Hon. Jonu II. Ketchum
OF New York, numbered II. II. 8, AS and
II. Il. q, 449, the same having for their
object the Improvement OF the condition
OF all postoflcc clerks.
1--WE will ever pray, etc."
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
A suacaaafui Lnnnch

The new steel yacht Alica, was launch
cd at tile yards OF the Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Company last Saturday, In
the presence OF . large number of spec
tators. Just as the boat touched the
water the usual bottle of wine WAS
broken by Mrs. Howard Pyle, land the
name pronounced. The boat Is q pro.
pelier. of $50 feet length over all, "a feet
beam aud IS feet O inches depth Of hold.
Her motive power will te furnished by
engines OF tbs triple expansion, surface
condsnsipg variety, having cylinders II.
29 aud AZ iuehes diameter and 90 inches
stroke. 5ne will have two steel boilers,
working at 1G0 pounds pressure.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Base ssali.
Tho following games were played on
Saturday:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
dslphia, Z.
Al Cincinnati-C Cincinnati, 4; Chi.
eago. ..
AZ Plttsburs-Pitsburs. 8; Clsvs-
At Boston-Bostos, Is; Brooklyn, 0.
AMERIoAN ASSOCIATION,
At Philadelphia-Athlstic, 2; Roches-
tor, s.
At Columbus Columbus, IS; Toledo.
At Louisville e--Louisviile, 8; st. Louis. 8.
Al Brooklyn-Brooklyn, IL; Syracuse,
PLAYBRs' LEAGUE.
At New York-New York, II; Phila.
dslphia, u.
At Bufialo-BufIalo. %; Cleveland, q.
At Boston-Boston, 8; Brooklyn, q
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg,2 Q; Chicago. 10.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Al Observation-Disclosures, 1S; New
Haven, g.
Hartford, 15.
Al Jersey City-Jerssy City, 8; Now.
ark, 90.
YKsrERDAY's GAMES.
The following games were played yes
terdsy:
A. Brooklyn-Brooklyp, 0; Syracuse g.
At Observation-Disclosures. Louis.
Game given to Louisviils BY umpire, st
Louis vefusing to play w account Of BIZ
| decision, 0 too.
AT Columbus Columbus, 4; Toledo, O.
At Newark-Newark, 8; Jersey City, 4
The championship season opened or
Saturday with very encouraging pros
pects.
Long made himself . solid favorit,
with Boston people on Saturday b.
making two home runs.
Players' League base stsalers are vel
pleased with the rule requiring th
pitcher to step out Of the box bsior
throwing.
The position OF . frst baseman unde
0lasscock and Denny 10 exceedinRl
hard. They both throw 80 savagel
alter stopping hard ball that the playt
on the bag has to be constantly on th
move.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Raw. William II. hendrickson and wife
OF Christiaua hundred, have 90 FAR recov-
cred from their recent attack Of sickness
that they were able to attend church at
Mt. Lebanon, Brandywins hundred, on
Sunday morning. aud listen to an inter
.sting sermon BY Rev. Mr.. smoot, with
whom tho mem osss OF that charge appear
to bs we'll pleased. just sig weeks had
elapsed since Mr. Hendrickson's attend
ancs at church, the longest period Of alb
seBce on his part from lace OF worship
thst has occurred In forty years. la
looking backward he has no recollection
In that period Of time OF being absent
Fl, m place of worship two Sabbaths In
succession. so We may cay be has boon
faithful church-goer. and endosvored to
do his part to promote o good cause.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

An exhibition given by the Band oi
Hope at the Brandywine Church, French
street. above Twelfth, much credit 10 due
to the superintendents, Mrs. L. d. CLARK
aud Freeman. These ladies have devoted
their tune and msans to make the exhibit
tion success. The choir OF tho church
rendered their serviees, which added
much to the occasion. The whole OF the
W. 9. 7. U., No. 2, with the Band OF
Hope, desire to return their thanks to
tho pastor, trustees and the choir Of the
church Tor tho interest taken IN the ex.
hibition. The amount received, Sl3, to
aid In paying for the organ aud some
other little expenses pertaining to the
temperance work.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

At Bethany Baptist Church yesterday
the pastor, Rev. .. q. Buddington, re.
qu.sted 81 900 for the removal OF por-
ton OF the indebtedness. The request
WAS quickly and quietly responded to In
plecges Tor 3l,033. Last year ths debt
WAS reduced %, 500 by tho members and
congregation Wi hout other help. Since
the dedication Of tue church, less than
two years ago, the debt has hecn reduced
more than one-hait BY another similar
effort the entirs indebtedness may DO
cancelled, aud the members have the
pleasure of ieelinu that they have faith
iully performed their duty.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

ST.. LOUIS. April 2l.-Lem Goldman,
aued 81, u local Nap leon OF finance and
stock and bond broker, and highly er
In financial circles generally, was ar
rested Saturday night Tor defrsuiing the
jewelry firm OF Merritt, Walsh Il Phelps
out Of diamonds valued vi 5000. BE
got the diamonds ostcnsibly tn show his
wife, It is said, but fai ed to oretuin them.
The diamonds were found In o pawn
sLop. II lie has vile none Of his
friends ever knew IL.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

wANAMAKER D BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
fhed 10 Death In N.r.r.

|rtur'' '"., ~. April so.--Mrs. LizxIe Nc.
tfn,l tbis si,srvy o years. was fatally
/ lei ,lra.s a,'erhoon: While Lighting 4
4 fttu,bans .aught dre. She called ior
|upor ,na ai, out he was in . druuken
.eteamisou could not aid her. aud sh.
Pv.f.l men INTO the crowded street
kgui,hsse !, rushed to her aid and Az.
coat, 'u s. ,as flames by wrappiav % her @
cu,e and Ia,. IL. was taken back to the
(dl Ilsr .,sf a,s sent to Newark hos-
I hody l,,.,,hts .,o,hts wero burned Cd Ana
y but a a,iy nn.y roasted, and her death
pd.r was 4a.s'lon .sr Of 4 lev hours. Frank
slo,bcs ,,sserely Injured aud ruined
sS trying to save her. "su
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Judge Ball held a session OF city court
yesterday morn ng. and disposed of the
following cases: Barney Morrlsey, who
was charged with drunkennt ss. was fiued
81 and costs; John Brown, 81 and costa
on q similar charge; john I. Wright, also
charged with drunkenness, was dis
charged; George Kirk was fned IS ard
costs for trespsss, aud Andrew McHugh
and Thomas Welcb, charged with d sor-
derly conduct, were held In 3 90 bail Tor
a further hearing to-day; Howard z.
Wilson Was 0ued ~ and costa Tor drunk
oaDess.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Rev. 7. b. Hunier 10 well pleased with
his appointment as pssssr oil the NJ. h.
Church at Cherry H'll, Md. On his ar.
rival with his family on the 10th inst.
he found . splendid dinner provided Tor
the occasion, and he felt very much at
homo among tho good people that had
assembled to greet him. Tho parson-
age, rs well rs the church, through the
etforis OF his predecessor, Rev. Y. II. II.
O3rlAn. are In hrst-clRss coudi ion, and
tho Indications fayor . pleasant aud
prosperous year.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

j. F. Shields, better known as p. r.
Bernett among professionals, gave q
grand tight-rope exhibition in South
Wilmington, last Saturday evening,
before large crowd Of spectators. He
has been engaged In rope walking for
the past IA years and claims to be the
only Wilmingtonian who has been sue.
cessful IN such exploits. His irspeze
periormsi ces are said TO be upequailed.
He will Join Zell's Bros. circus 1T COL
umbus, Ohio, In about two weeka, aud
will make the usual sammer tour with
that company.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

A fruit festival will no held at the
Ezlon n. Il. Clutch, Ninth aud Walnut
streets, on Wednesday, Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday evenings OF this week.
On Wednesday there will be q Dude
promenade; on Thursday evening .
Washing Woman's promenade; on Fri
day evening . Gold Dollar walk; and on
will be three prizes awarded. The lady
that brings the neAtest cake will get the
6rsi; the gentleman who bripgs the bsst
bunch OF bananas receives the second
prize. and the one that brings the best
looking TWO dozen oranges gets the third
prize. The proceeds fJr The benefit {
Of The paitor.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21


Coroner Gamble sum oped Jury on
saturday, 10 inquire Into the manner
aud cause OF the death OF Robert u.
Sones. who after being sworn organized
oy electing William X. Long, foreman,
ana Harrio 7. Price, secretary. They
then adjourned until yesterday after
noon. The object In being sworn on
saturday was to allow Special OEicsr
Jonos 10 take the body to Philadelphia.
and deliver 1t 70 tho relatives, aud a. the
Witnesses could not be secured until yes
tsrday afternoon, the adjournment be-
came necessary.
The Jury met promptly yesterday
afternoon and heard tho testimony Of
William @. Roberts, the engineer;
Charles Blair, fireman; James Lynch,
head brakeman; B. 3. Browton, middle
brakeman and Wilmer w. Milllson, tho
hakman. The evidence ~ given BY these
Witnesses showed that Jones, who WAS
conductor OF the train, had with the
knowledge Of the other hands, gone be-
tween the cars Tor some purpose, aud
that hc was In place whore II was i'm
possible to sec him. When the remain
Ing cars were backed down his head was
caught between tho bumpers, infiictipg
injuries from which he died 10 about one
hour.
After carefully examining n witness
the Jury rendered the following verdict:
Resolved, That Robert II. Jones came
10 bio death BY being accidentally In.
jured, while courling cara on the p, W.
q ,. railroad IT Edgemoor, April IL,
1890,
The unfortunate man was % years OF
age, native OF Denton, Nd, and had
been employed BY the r., w. d b. Rail-
ioad Company Tor . number OF ysars.
He resided at No. 1889 South Eighteenth
street, Philadelphia, and leaves a wife.
an invalid sister. and three children, the
youngest being but three months old.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Strike while the iron is hot. We offer
the best ccal mined Mt Si.00 per 2. 40
pounds, In lots anywhere from enc
bucket to one hundred tons or more.
We solicit our patrons and others, when
ready to pat IN their wiDter supply, 10
call on ur. We can and DO inlerd 10
give all a bargain In cssl. Steward "
Chandler, South Side; branch office Sec
ond and French. Ph0ae liz.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Mr.. w. .. Cloud. successor OF Cloud S
Valentine, has enlarged and advanced
greatly MS business facilities by taking
the large stors No. 10l East Ninth street.
Ifs uphoister ne done BY him is thorough
koing aud nrst-class. His experience OF
u cara mas been in the leading families
OF lnis cit aud vicinity. The latest de-
signs arc furnished by h'm, and o,ders
promptly executed In perlec ly salts
factory manner.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Grand Openingl We have now fitted
up our saloon In . different location In
rear Of the store. strictly private. where
We wish 10 meet our friends and tho pub
lie gensrslly, as We keep only the best
makes Of ice cream, Gar1ner's or Kyls's.
Also oakes, fruits and cou ufeotionery.
Hoping tor an early call, We respectfully
remain, yours, J. G. sEiDEL,
N. Z. Cor Second and Jefferson.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
Fashionable spring Tailoring.

An extensive invoice OF fashionable
spring suitin .s has plsep received by MIR.
James Hsidinv, merchant tailor. No. SIG
French rect. For a ncat.iitting and
durable suit Mr.. Harding cannot bo ex.
ceiled. To see his goods aud stylus aud
learn his prices cannot iail to prove
profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

HARBoR GRACE. N. f., April 2l.-Ths
steamer Vanguard has arrived here with
10, 600 seals. On the homewArd voyage
the Vanguard er ceuntered q heavy gale
and hal fifteen boats, the dock rail, gal
leys and davis carried away aud deck
gear damaged by tee sea sweeping over
her. The ship was strained and made
water, and the pumps had to be kept
going constantly. Fifteen Of the crew re-
ceived serious bodily injuries. Two had
ribs broken and sustained other injuries.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Of DIR. Simms' White Pultnonic Bslsam.
Said lady. It cured eases In my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
1t Ia the best lung medicine ever made.
Said a gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying irom consumption ten years ago.
SO We can give them right along tor
coughs, colds, sore thro.', and the cough
in tho grippe 1t is srleudid. soc. and 81:
Sod by druggists. Depot, Fourth and
kirg.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Joseph Oaks of Centrevillc. Christiana
Hundred, has i'll his possession II duck
that was presented to him by j. Wesley
Vernon, IN 1873 nearly II years ago 1t
has not layed an egg for $ sometine back,
but IL was so fruitful In its early life that
MIR. Oaks declared that it should be III.
lowed to live. barring accidents. until 1t
died II natural death. We doubt II any
man In the State can find II duck of equal
longevity.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

BALTIMORE, April 2O.-The three re-
ceivers appointed BY Cnief Judgs Alvey
TO report upon the condition OF tho
Chesap' axe and Ohio canal ar, making
tour on horseback over the two hun
dred miles oil tow-path, Ia 2ing to boats
whenever there 10 sufficient deptn OF
water. Reports from tho party state III It
tho canal Is In q better condition than
they expected 10 find 1t. Two OF the
members had narrow escape from seri-
Gus accident yssierdsy, owing to wash
ont.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Mrs. Nathan 8. Ba,.., mother OF Fred
erlck e. Bach OF this city, died at her
home At Sslier.vilie. / ucks County, Pa,
on Friday evening, in the 74th year oi
her age. Paralysis ei the BRAN was the
cause OF death. She will bc bured on
Thursday next.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

There are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be .@..
"just as good as the Ivory
They are not.
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

You cannot make . mistake II you
buy Durstein 9 popular cigars. Rcmsm-
ber you get . certificate with each box,
which Ia good for gold or silver watch.
Wholesale and retail. DursteiD, the
popular tobaeconist, No. 8 L. Bscond 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

You cannot make q mistake n you
buy Durstein's popular gars. Remem-
ber you get = certificate with each box,
which 10 good Tor gold or silver watch.
Wholesale and retail. Durste,n, the
popular tobacconlst, No. 8 Il. Second st.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

(a.n irom name ! 10, ior testing syesight was
ku, W.1 vu@ q test case in ths store ~
"sli, No. sO5 Market stree.' ' on y,
u 10 n,,s ,ss'Isihoon. A reward OF as
f,sne nl,o. ra'a Tor lis return to the ov aer
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Z, E. Hanna has opened his ice cream
parlor At Nc. 1871 J,terson street, and is
prepared to serve his iorms II patrons aud
the public generally. Families and
parties supplied At short notice and at
reasonable priceG
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Essli ,ait, '0s hauling By the o.v or
lug sart: lurn,, pisn's moved aaI .et
Hsrrhs and III, .al- cara ~ short pvlio..
french .,,,ss, ,ins dons. Once, No,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

w., .s'a 4, Powell, 3i2 and $40 Madison
~ h'''li ahead on fresh chad, her.
lyt 4, '0lAsa, hlddock, lake pike, white
l'.,.l.,,,i s.aa, ,,i', Yellow perch and oysters.
,s,,, me- 'S aa4d aud herring received ircsh
= "A 1.y n Lem our own nets. Delivered
= '''@ oil the city Tree OF charge,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

N, ana 'se ~ past week there war. "a
Lee 4, h. ueaths ,' reported to R,v,s.
ilod in I'm ,nhg ',g occurred during thst
births ior ~ se'y, against Is des bs and
f!sar, '' corresponding week of
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Measles aud iis cough are quickly
Gu ed by using simms' Cough syrup.
Mothers, use II. Contains no opium; al.
ways safe. The genuine sells at Zoe. by
all druggists. Dspot. 4Ih and King SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Hous't eepers who would consult their
inte est should call on Chas. L. Meier,
No, 607 King street, when III want OF
annexed ham, aud tongue, the curing of
which 10 sxCvlient. There are no better
IN the market, ami we doubt very much
II tLeIe arc auy as good.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

$500 Reward for an incurab.e case OF
chronic Catarrh In the Head offered by
the manufacturers Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. Sold By druggists, at 80 cts.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Tho perfume Of violets, the pur ty of
the lily, the glow of tue ros,, aud the
flush OF Hebu combise In Pozzon,'s wou-
drous Powder.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
This is My First
SUIT.

! read your advertisements
of Fine Dress Suits. d
bro't me. Pm pleased with
my purchase. l had no
idea l could get such choice
cloth and be so well fitted;
and that's not all. It's just
about one-half the price ]
usually pay.
The painstaking and
critical examination we give
to all our clothing insures
satisfaction. F,om SIS to
$25 you may expect unusual
value.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

wnen Baby was iick,
We gave her CastoriA.
When she was o Child,
Sho cried for Castoria.
When shc became Hiss,
She clung to Castoria.
Whsn she had Children,
She gave them Csstoria.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

James T. Byrne. the snterprislng east
side grocer, has just completed the en-
largement and rentting Of his store on
the 8. w. cor. Of Eleventh and Bennett
streets. He has put In large reirigera-
tor aud meat fxtures, making one OF the
largest and handsomest stores In the
city.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
All tho Prpht,

Thrown of OF patsnt medicines. Prices
lower than ths lowest. Veasey's Ptar-
macy, corner eig hth and Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

We'll, chow Good Enough tobacco,
save 80 t.r tags aud get one OF Durstsin' 8
umLi Has. Rold or silver head. For sale
by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Received daily at Front srd Church
streets aud st No. ITO East Fourth street.
Weisor q Elliott.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

We give away watches, clocks, road
carts, GA, risEes, aud expect to give brick
houses with ol. ars. Chapman, mouAicb
OF the tobacco trade, Seventh and orange
and 8 East Third stree lac ory, York
and Lancaster Co.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

for ~ cabinet photographs and one 16x20
crayon portrait at Cummings' gallery,
SO2 Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

nu-Mool pants to measure, S3.9o up;
SUITS el2.e0 up. 53l Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

oeu, willow, wire, tin 400 Is, etc., at
JACKSON, No. sos Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

PIrTsBuRa. PA, April 2l.-Confcr6nces
were again held yesterday between tho
railroad officials And employees and to-
day the employees will present their ulti
mntum. 'lnsiders say these demands
will be put In such shape that the rail-
roads can accept them, as some have al
ready done so, although the men prefer
all should do so. Meanwhile all yard
and other men arc working steadily.
CHICAGO, Ills, April 2l.-The union pa
per hangers, who have beon on strike
since February, yesterday appointed
comm ittee3 to arbitrnte with the en-
ployers. 1t is expected that the mon will
go back to work ut tho old price. The
Strike OF tho carpenters is still on.
CAMBRiccE. MASs., April N.-The ON
ployrs OF John p. Squire q Co.'s pork
packing establishment, In numbering
over TOO, went Oh strike on Saturday after
the IneD in the killing department. mad
been notified not to return to work.
These men had made demand for an
increase Of pay.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

1920 crayon portrait with one dozen
cab net photographs Tor $500 are still
being made At holl.nd's gallery. 307
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Two now houses for sale, now rented
at twelve dollars per month, will pay
twelve per cent. interest. Call ON J. G.
Pickles, 705k Market street,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
GREAT SALE
5000 LOTS

by the Chattanooga Land, Coal Iron and R. w. Co., 10
the best addition to the city. All Purchasers of These
Lots to the amount of $1,000 and UtaOayas aOiW Haw
the A6oDs Fare Refunded We believe an investment in
this property will prove profitable is high and health.
u to the business centre of Chattanooga, which
has grown from less than people in 1880 to
$4,000 day. the Tennessee river and commands
the glorious scenery OF this region Positions In
signed time tables etc. and all other information at
Offices Applications may be made to and through April
22d Number limited.