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Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
DIED.

SLACK-On May 90 1880, Susan, wife Of
Richard Slack, aged 4G years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the
residence OF her husband, No. $40 Walnut
street, on Friday afternoon ut 2 O'clock,
Services Mt tho house. lnterment Mt As
bury Church cemetery.
DEACoN-On tho goth OF May, 1890, Mt
$40 p. IN, Belle W. Deacon, reiict OF
tho late Edward NJ. Deacon.
Relatives and immediate friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral II ON the residence of
Mis-. Sarah Mckinley, No. 63a W. Foarth
street, on Friday, the 23d inst, ut | 80 u,
m, to proceed to Second Baptist Church.
Services at 2 O'Clock. Interment at Riv-
erview Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
state ni In.rmn,nuIor

at the REPUBLICAN, office to-day. In the
ehsde;
7o'clock 10o'clock l2o'clock X
So 81 &C
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THE MILFORD POsroFFICE.
What a Correspondent Says In References
to It-scoring soreheads-Ths APP
pointee the Right hlan In the Right
Place, -.a
,rrespondence orthc Republican.

I
Correspondence ofltho Republican.
MILFORD, Del, May 90, i890.-
MEsSRs. kDIToRs: Whist kind OF Re-
publican IL Sperry, editor Of the Morn
Ing News! l read bis editorial on II. L.
nyuson's article IN the News aud Ad-
vertiser OF last week concerning the
pos, office at Milford. Is 1t that he does
not know that Mr.. Hynson is = soured
aud disappointed kicker-wautei the p.
q. for his father. an office for himself
and one tor his brother so 1t Is cur
rently reported around hcre-whch 10
the caus, Of his dssatis ractionl The
editor OF the Morning News ought to
know better than to take up llynson's
wall until he knows the state Of affairs
down here. Had he taken the trouble to
SEMI here ard get at the truth OF the
matter he might have been able to give
an entirely different version Of the affair.
The fact is, | think. that The appoint
ment Of A. 4. Thomas is the best that
could havs b,e en- made under the c.roum-
stances. He had majority of the prop
crty owners oi the town behind him and
b side that bis appointment was recon-
mended by Hon. j. R. Lotland. Rev. j..
8. Wills, Col. Marshall, DR.. J. =. Pret-
lyman, John B. johnson and other
prominent Republicans. They are q
men OF tie highest standing in cur COM
muni'y end in the Republican party,
although they did not recommend Mr..
Thomas until the fight between Messrs.
Spple and Pierce had become go hot that
they, Ike many others, thought 1t best
to take the third man, who, can assure
you, is satisfactory with nine-tenths OF
the voters OF Milford and Cedar Creek
hundred.
He will flll the office with credit to
himself, The p, o.la auu to senator Hig-
gins, who gave him the appointment.
!! AS matter OF fact, MIR. Thomas had 25G
names to his petition, Mr.. Pierce 2l0 and
Mr.. Sppc 109. IL IL because Editor
sperry was deceived that he wrote such
sn article, or is lie IN the same boat with
Eiitur lIynson, a disapI ointed Office
sacker? 1t seems very much go indeed,
Tor ever since the election OF Senator
Higgins have never eeen auy sppoint
rneut ,h 1t he has made commended by
Editor Sperry. 1t locke TO me as If Edi-
tors II. w. Cannon Of the Sentinel,
| (anuthrr disappointed Office seeker)
llyuson and Sperry were trying TO spill
the Republican rarty of Deaware.
wish Senator Higgins wolld give eacf
OF lhem an office that would send then
out II the country. fLcn, presume
we would havh peAc.. Respectfully,
"FAEMEK."
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
An Intoresii,,g Gamc.

There W II 10 al interesting game Of
base bail Tomorrow afternoon AZ the
Wawaset Park, late Scheutzeu, between
the East side ami the West Side li-
cenaed Liquor Dealers The game wi!
be called At l O'Clock, and no charge VIII
be made for rdmlssiou. Dennis shields
has been otisr,ng 10 bet 500 that tho
West Side viii win, but up to noon le'
day has not found a taker. Ex Oiictf
Russell Views the matter In more phllo.
sophicai manner, and offered to bet Et-
Officer Murine that even II tue Wrt
Side caunot excel At the bat. they en-
beat the East Side drinking beer.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Decoration day.

Decoration services will be held at
Sloan aud Bethel churches opAiay 30.
A brass band has been engaged for the
occasion. The Two sunday schools,
with the X. OF p. Of Bootn's Corner,
Grubb's Corner aud TAlleyville, and
Red Men Of Booths Corner will turn out.
Able speakers will speak at both
churches. All old soldiers arc requested
to be present. The public are cordially
invited TO unite ii making It memora-
ble service. The service will commence
at Sloan Church at o'clock sharp. A
line will be formed between 2 and !
O'Clock and march to Bethel Church
and decorate the graves there.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

NE. DayiA jswelsr, v E"'1
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Death OF Mr.. Deacon.

Mrs. Belle w. Deacon, who for some
tIpe has conducted variety AID Trim
ming Store al M All Market street. died
at the Homeopathic Hospital shor'iy b..
fore [, O'Clock last evening, aged about A.
years. Tha deceased had hetn widow
Tor some time, and ior several yer. was
s;llcsiRdy IN Granville Worrelfs store
Being Of an ,eririsng d sposiilou sh,
started business un her own tccouut, Bnt
| eu ceslei n building up - large trade
| Mis-. Deacon was prou.neul member o
TIE Stcond Baptist Church. aud uperin
tentlcat OF ihr inieht sunday tchooi. sh
was a .ist,r-lu-law Of james Z. Va
Trump.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
PhIlndelplllN Market.

Winter bran, S15.75 to $1,000 per io';
timothy bailed hay, $40 to Sli per lor;
rye straw. SlS 90 per ton; wheat % lOa
cents per bushel; corn, from Az ttD
cen rs per bushel; oats. quiet. 34n to .
ceuts per bushel; beef cattle, 8A to 0.
ccuts per pound; sheep, 3S. to 8.
cents per pound; lamb. S6 to $3.50 n
hesd; hogs, 81 TO 61 conts por pousy
milch cows, $50 to $50; fat cows, 23+
81; bologna cows. % to Sl2 per heah-
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NJ ASrED. - A GOJD VALE
w sIrl at Nm. Ia ". rish.hs " 5.sl--t'
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Nm.n..nrn I,e,noNed.
leo NM NICATRD.

IL. Lnch ua % complaint Monday
eyetiig last that q deaf ho 81 owned hy
MIR. ia an, a grocer al II s'ng SUI, bad
tetn buried within 20 { ct oi the front OF
The Ii use OF Mr.. G.lla .ier, on Nj.
sid m Lam, during his a'eence, ON the
land oil Messr.. Du ont " %. notified
all ihr parties. | received notice May
- at tbs lor.e had been re,nn e to
II t,uh yard an the nuisiuce abatpd.
This vas prompt action. The psrtie.
will ul' asc accept thanks.
Nay %, 1890. T.. b. FRAZER, Sec.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Death of a Postal Cierk.

u. Gilpln Ashbrijge, an enlploye ia
the postal service on the Pehnsylyanh
Railroad, died At the residence OF John
W. Hickman, Chester County, Pa, oa
Mo hdsy afternoon. The body was brought
to The residence OF Samuel sprskman.
No. 800 West 1wslfth street, on Tues
day, where funeral services will be cor
Quoted this evening by Rev. j. Il. Bryaa
OF Newport. The lnterment will be maia
at West Chester, Pa, on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
sudden Death.

Oh Tuesday morning Robert PenA.o|
was found dead In his bed ut the Odesss
hotel, The deceased was . blacksmith
from Connec,icut, who located ir
Odessa q short time ago. He was
steady and Industrious. and conse'
oueptIy made . number Of friends
Wotd Of his death was sent TO Coroner
Gamble. and he went to Odessa yester.
day morning. After investigating the
IN liter he granted q certificate oi death
from heart disease,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
lhrlnillu l.n.leiiNnr-

The local uniou of the Christian En-
deavof Society OF this city held meeting
III Asbury NJ. l.. Church last evening.
A. Preston was elected president, j..
Harry Morrison. secretary, aud &. G.
Rsilley. treasurer 1ha Union deci led to
take part In the public meeting OF tue
Society. which will occur on the frs,
Tuesday OF Juue, In the West Presbyie-
rian Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

Complaint is made by certain parties
that DIR. Riddick OF Ezion NJ. T.. Church
turned JAMES smith out Of the pulpit
because he had a reception party and In
duiged in little innocent plsasautry.
They think the Doctor very harsh and
uncharitabls, and also say he bordered
on profanity when he declared he
''would stop such damnable things. !"
They hold that james Smith 10 good
nan, and some of them declare that be
''shall never suffer while the Lord keep
him on the earth" 1...
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
A Denented Man,

This morning a stout mau came to the
City Hall and inquired Tor Mayor Har-
rington. City Solicitor Turner told him
that he was not 10, when he commenced
the Solicitor IN language more
f.rcibls than polite. After hearing this
Tor some time the Solicitor ordered an
officer to lock him up. and he will be
held until his case is investigated.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
More Bones Of Soldiers.

BETHLEHEM, May 20 Several addi-
tional skeletons OF Revolutionary soldiers
were unearthed on the hillside In West
Bethlehem to-day by the street super-
visor. who Is grading streets. The bonss
will be taken charge Of by j. X. Taylor
Post, @. A. r., aud Inferred In the SOL
diers' plot.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Death of Mrs. Ii. j, Crippen.

Mollle. wife OF Henry J. CrIppen, ara
dspghter OF Charles B. and valIie d
Woodward, died at her residence, NO
IA 10 Harrison street, on Tuesday nols'
Ing, after an illness of about four weeks
Shb was member OF Delaware Ayeuw
Bap ptist Church, and her dec ease VIII "
lahented by large circle OF lrendh
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
To psiiusgrove.

On 1hurs ias the New Jersey itnd VIII
III ngiou Ferry C1mulny' sstrsmer Chris
,iana will begin to run trips be ween
tn city and Penns- rove and = nm :
VILE. The steamer wi! i,Ave Wilm,n ny
tn Tor + unsville at 7.3O n. III aud 3. 50
y. H., returning leave Ptnnsvilie or
Penntgrov and Wilnintt at 9.l5a.
IN. AMI 5.O5 p. IN. She will leave w l.
mluatun ior Pennsgrnye at 7..}0 ami il 10
a. III. and 3.3O and 6ii y. IN; returning
leave Pennssruve at and lois a. m,
mud .25 and y 2 IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Man wants but little here below,
Dut wants that little strong.

=,
This 10 especially true Of . purge. I'M
average man or woman does not precise
ly banker for it, hs a rule, but whs.
taken, wishes II to be prompt, sure aud
effective. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant PuIgt
tive Pellets leave nothing to be desired y
point Of efficacy, and yet their action y
totally Tree from any unpleasant tymp
toms or disagreeable after-eiiectf. fuTsy
veg ketable, perfectly harmless.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Special Notice.

Comrades of q. A. X. and soldiers,
sailors, marines. clergyiueu aud Sisters
OF Charity can obtain their spectacies
aud Eyeglasses, if needed, Tor hall oi the
regular price Of Professor Well, No. 3u6
Market street, Wilmington, Del. Arti-
| fetal eyes inserted.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
SaIo Of ssats.

Owing to the large number ol aa ca',' NJ n
seats to witness the periormshW.V, W,,s
Shenandoah" at the Academy Of M"as I'M
next week, It was decided TO opsn M
ad dvance sale this morning at tho .I III
office. The regular prices Will pIyTnr pynsr
PrIcss 81. 90, rs, 80 and % cens. .udL
will undoubtedly be an immens' "
enee present on Monday evening a
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
G. @ G LHAND.t

Now OPES.-MltS. JUSr'S COT.
~ Afr t,ha~ lpen Tor sumner bniisI-
ers. at lily uak . miies ron " ilmmEIon,
on ,he r., W. y Il. Il. D a-1t'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Cuttcura Resolvont .

The new Blood and SKIN Puriaer and
purest and best OF iiumor Remedies,
great skin Cure, and tuT1ct.nl
soar. An exquisite sgin B.autiher, external.
ly, speedily permanently and economically
cure every disease and humors OF the skin,
scalp. and blood with loss of hAit. whether
iLChlng, burning, tcaly pimpty. scroiulous,
or hereditary, when all oiher rened.es iaii.
Sold everywhere. Price. Cutlcura, soc
Soap 25c.; resolvent, 81. Prepared by
| tion, Boston.
HS-Send Tor allow to Cure Skin Dis
eases," Ga pages. 5o illustrations. anu i0
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Lecture.

Rev. g. II. Washington will lt'uIs
In Mt. Joy NJ. E. Church, on Towl'tus
strset, South Wilmington, on IhuIsu.,
evening, the 29th inst on "lanolauS.
and Its defects." After tho lecture =
straw berry festival will be held ID ".
basement. Cards OF admission, ~ eepS'
children, 8; reserved seats, Is.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Kings paugh,err mappy.

The Hearts Ease Circle OF Kings
Daughters OF the SECOND Baptist Church
gave very excellent entertainment in
the lecture room last night. The First
Presby teiian Church orchestra furnished
the music, and good program WAS rem
| dercd.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Cured by CutiCura

l cannot say enough in praise of the Cutif
cura R.niedies. Ny boy, when one year OF
are, was so bad with tcZena that he lost all of
his hAr. His scalp was covered With trup-
lions, which the doctors said was scall heal,
| aud that his ualr would never grow again.
| Detp4irilg 0I a cure from physicians, | heKan
TIM Isr oI tit tutiCura Remedies. and am
| lIat py to say, with the most ueriect success.
! His hair Is now splendid, and there Is mol IA
/ pimplr on hlm. / recommend the tutlcnra
| henedies To mothers as the most speedy, eco-
nobi nj, and sure cure FOR NIL SKIN disea&es oi
lniants aud cmldren, and eel that every moth-
er who has an ai'llcted chlld will thank NE FOL
50 doing. MRS. NJ. Z, WOobsUM.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
w. b. SHARP z co.
v. B. SHARP { CO.
Fourth and Market Streets

We have always held an
advanced position on black
goods and Mourning Fabrics
handling only the highest
grades and best values. A
black dress from us means
the best you can buy. Our
assortment Is large, and
nothing but standard" and
well tried goods are sold.
We have recently added
some remarkably fine things
In blacks that any one inter =
este d In this line should see.
Priestley's Silk and Mo-
hair Crys.allette takes front
rank with the best-it has
a silk warp and pure mohair
filling, indicating a peculiar
sheen or lustre upon Its sur.
lace which affords a charm
ing variety to the many
dull-fnished fabrics seen.
1t partakes of the wear Of
mohair and alpaca, besides
ssing a beautiful lustre
unequalled by any fabric,
We have it In several quail
ties all of which shed the
dust and do not cookie or
wrinkle, as the mohair
thread seems to spring into
shape after being crushed.
For a travelling gown the
material is simply perfect; OF
a stylish suit tor general
wear may be made without
any garnlture, finished ir
the English fashion ol
stitched edges and crochet
buttons. The fine quality
is OF sufficient beauty tc
make up in an elaborate
manner, and as black is very
stylish always refined and
universally b e c o m i n e.
Every woman needs one or
two OF such costumes which
are no longer considered for
mourning only.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Fever Gore 8 Years

must extend to you the thanks Of ole o
my customers who has been cured by using
the Cuticura aemed es, OF an old sore, caused
by a long spell Of sickness OF lever eikht years
ago. He was SO bad he was irarful he would
have - have his lex amputated, but Is happy
10 say he 10 nov entirely well sound as a
dollar. He requests me 10 use his name,
which is II. y. Cssnn, merchant. John v.
Minor, druggist, baiuesbuIu Tenn.
We nave bic selling yoar tuucafa Rene
dies fer years and have the htst complaint
| yet to recive IRON n purohMer. the OF the
/ wor st cLses oil serofula ever saw wss cured
| by lhem. TAYLOR 4 TAYLOR,
| Frank
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Attractive Entertainment

The Pradnic at Brandy wine NJ. Z.
Chapel last evening proved highly inter
esting. Mr.. ]. r. King OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will sing
this evening, aud a treat may be ex-
pected. The Art Gallery must be seer
to be appreci lated.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Handsome Paper ,ianei,r.

ut pr.ces as low as the los,si ior first
class work. Make your t.le5.ti N and
hav. work done by experienced work.
men. zones No. Az MaiKel street. I
have no brauch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

emeltz & Co., dealers In all kinds oi
Southern produce. whole and retail.
Give us . call. We receive large con.
signments Of Southern produce every
day, which must be sold. No. Is East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Tho " Gather.

To. morrow promises to be fair and
rather warmer. Friday clear to par
TALLY cloudy, with rising temperature
Indicating showers In different sections.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
walt nnd see Them.

One hu idreu beautiful road carts are
on lie way TO Seventh ani Orange
trrcis. Patrons, reserve your orders
ior Chapman, the monarch OF the tobac.
co trad.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

l,ook To Your Interest.

". 8. Moore, northwest corner OF Della
ware avenue and West street, has loi
of White Star potatoes, straw berries.
pinespples, groceries, butter, eggs, aud
other produce at reasonable price,. A
eAn 10 solicited.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Slight Fire.

A Ore broke out In . water cl's Al
No, $40 East Sixth street, apou,, M
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. pu oat ,hs
Delaware Fire Company pus vwu,,bop)
flames with Q Ore sItipgulsne! "
doing much damage.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Excurpiui,.

The second annual excursion Of Good
viii Council, No. 2S, DtU {iters and
sous oi 81. Luke, will IN ikeau esaur,i,,,
to BrmlnghAm Park. on lhul,a.,. July
81. Tickets ~ sents.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
MARRIED..

WoOLsEY-GALLAHER-At tho sil,
xcrbrook NJ. L. parsonage, by Rev. Z.
mington and Mabel A. Gallaher OF
Newark, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

WANTED.-SOME ONE To ADOPT
w fnt, hearty female imam AL
uress infant thts o!h.r. J..i-3t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

Tor IL cabiuet photographs and one ljr2O
crayon portrait at Cumming gallery.
SO2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

Porgies, bass, butterfsh, codHsh, cat
fish. haddock, shad, CLAIMS. X. M. Starr,
308 Madison street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

Koechlin's printed stripe
organdies in twenty-iour dit.
terent syles-the prettiest
French prints imported
dainty, delicate, elegant
Summer fabrics. A late
season reduces them from
33 to 25 cents.
Eight styles of handsome
French Cheviots especially
adapted for travelling < and
outing suits finest wool,
soft and pliable and very
desirable iabrics-624 cents
One lot Silk Taffeta
Gloves in tans and states,
mostly in sizes 8 to 81. Ths
brok en- assortment o. sizes
reduces them ilom Is cents
to l2i cents.
A little trifle at the no ioi
counter Is worthy your no.
tlce-tourists ruching,
. yards to a D, K, whites
i, cree ms and blacE-25 ecu,
!, a box.
:. Six hundred Danas
7. Towels, all pure linen AKA
5. twenty different paseerns a
~ hands 1mely poIdercd ar
III reduced from IS cents to /
re cents. Thls in the face
an advance In mems shuul
n: ms prove interest ny.
m Flhy Dundee Rugs
,'- Persian styles and colonng
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

The celebrated fast black
Grape Finished Henriettas
the only positively and abb
sclutely fast black cotton
fabrics ever sold in this
country or Europe.
They are not affected by
acids or persplration.
Alter the dress Is hall
worn out it can be restored
to its original beauty by
washing in soap and no,
water.
We have fortunately Sc
cured twenty two hundred
yards Of these desirable
). goods.
! Every lady in this city
!, = and state should secure on,
or more OF these dresses.
Price as cents per yard
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
RADAM'S
MlCRO3E KILLER
Cures all Diseases.

After myself and wife had used your MI
crobe Killer with great benefit, although l
have notA 1Arthiny's pecnniary Interest In
your remedy, unsolicited and on my own re-
spunslbility, l wrote To nearly iorty OF those
whose certificates yon publish, embracing
ent Impressions of WIN. Ralam's Mierobe
Killer ! am happy to state the replies
we're not only favorable but enthusiastic.
Many OF the cures OF com piicated diseases
almost kurpAss belief. Sincerely youra,
I. W. BARNuM,
26a Halsey street, Brosklyn, N. Y.
books explaining how microbes cause
dist Ase. and giving a history of the Microbr
Killer given away or nailed iree to any sd-
dress. Agents wanted every where.
Agent Ior New Castle County, John j.
Wilhelm. oilice :gd West second street, VII.
mington
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Not a Pimple on Baby

Baby one year old. Bad with Eczema
Hair all gone. Scalp covered with
eruptions. Cured by Cuticurs. HaiI
! splendid and not u piinpie on him.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

CTkAY HDRSE.-CAME To -
ID iioily Oak iafn on sunday nlght, 2e3N
sint bay mare. H.s hands ni4h. The uw H.
cr can have her by payiag cnArps. N, ~
l,iAW
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
n, a,mms, Kye Ours.

The srsst pr.servsr Of .h: eys eys.tusss .
and cursr OF all diseases and Tipa
rs aud 10 oenu. Fourth ana
strseta A thousand tsstimonia"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

w ANfED = THREE OR -FOUR
w painters and two BOYS I'm wood Anon
hONELTi tiAltRlAGE WORKS,
b-zl-h Cor. Second aud each streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Latest Noyeitiea

y wall paper and window shades, from
xsans q Co.'S. No. 200 West second st.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

LJR kENE-kOONS FOR Lh,lIr
l. housekeeping. or boarders wsLlri
No. ~. h.. second 81. ~
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

i,OR KEN T.-TWO OR THitE.E
! nicer .oins, uniuruisbei. ut li4 >outh
Monroe sl. b.1l,tt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
NnM La l,liir IhuIice.

T. A. Stanton has just received iln,
H. e OF rruls' flannel shirts at the loves
psires, ;iU5 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Story & Clark's celebrated Organs
Bobslsn's, ITO Market street.

For CieAniug siIvorware
Tsppan's Rsluesnt, uneauAlled, 25c. per
lQttle, at Aillard =. Davis, No. 8 East
oeeond street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

"A AN rED.--A CDi.ORED Girl.
W Tor general H. u,eworK. must ka.w
how to COOK wash sna iron. Rr,e rnce re-
Tuirtd. nppiy at No. 4J5 W aspiug on ST
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
I'ainting
Turned Out of the Puipit.

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter.
Shop SOB West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

EOR RENT-PARr OF A LAR;E
i house, occupied by family uf tM O; rooms
on MS hoor II tstc.d Al o gas anu bath:
posse sslon Immediately. Il24 King ~ 5-Ii-als
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

Rabv'e eskin and Sealp preserved and beauti
lazy oned by Cuticura sOa pAbs1luleiypure