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\ Nl.It. CONSTRUCTORS STORES, &c. fOIi TIll.
NFNV.YORk NANN NAED.-JuIy l.. lS9O-.Sc1l,d bro.
to-al- ndarscd "PIOpo~al, fof Machinery Lumber con
Sttucor> stores &C. fol the Nc"l ork Navy
August -, lfan, VIII be- received lur,au
ii Provisions and Clothing NaSy lie, aftlcut Warrington
-. e.. until - O'Clock. noon, August - 1890. ami
publicly opened immociiN thereafter furnish Al IN
Nrw.IOrk Navy Yat quantity Of stores. consisting Of
Nttnc- Tor machines shops. lumber.
paints, packing. sc Inc articles conform ~ th.
Navy standard and pls~ the usual naval Inspection
Blank proposals Will b. furnished upon application 10 the
Commandan the Navy Yard. navy iay Ori.r NV.
YORK; {" the Bureau Tie htr, a.! other thing, being
equal decided by LOT rhe Department reserve, The hight
t. drct~ 10 reJrct all an bids not deemed
adv To the Government. EDWIN STEM ART
Inymastrr t,cucral 4. =. Navy.
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Proposals
nrnrn.ALs EoR TIMRER DRY DOCK.


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ID EDIO-Al<~ run lhpIh IN ~
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ia towards iN con .'"n h., ~, .outh
Noting 90 h. h' W. '"'l'.r $500, . $50, tt,
'aryAh' lH o. '-I', IN, 4.'-.,.'. 10 ,,t,r ,,
COMM '-.ni- ' .'i''., a. ~ - .o,.,
of ncat me Gun % NJ, 100. tn rtt' ,',d al.
t. Saw ytrcr ana cf} no.t@ w" ht'".." .'' i''
Ana tlc 40, rotary n. NJ Nay H' anu "' D.
authorized itac .unta . for fG' CONSTRUCTION W tH
fI.t.i DOH ro.ffuE fl., fh" cot tnf H'''h-
lt, minded thousand to,f,.' S.a..d rro-aI. 49,. i.
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about i'J feet D'tw''s -" coping midway F"i ,h' ",
the width OH III noor about "' !r' ih' We" a. W.,
entrance, between lh.tr'n'. 'u h'Ah hifh N-t' I' '.
.-- nan 80 f.t draft sill t'n-f 40 moan ,tH "li
d.. dock q. Hu"f .Nt Cl outer -ili "f
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gnsirurilon.
For Young Ladics-Country.


w ALSgT haSE Tsdc%a Roadas and by
sssS E, Y ,a@ td h9ae. cD sta
sAhS fGS&sh Fkht4 NJ Principal
s1. wAhA In rtTF od a.
eSea .aG Psii1reTSFFXS & SfEpffz
gs cas w rnS /" %i Philadelphia lad n55
AsS W sTFFsT e.. nPPSSaG
Ike thorough and progressive Miss J. Trautmann Prln
01 X ~ oS,dae ana ps1 scnSo ro
Young Snaei WIZ f IErhp 3E Princpa 10
For Both Sexes-Country.
.rrFGUTNY COLLEGE, McadSile Pa 18th year
A sia sadaaes y 1890 hghsrade C 1dsass;
H B Il. wi WnsELE. IL D, President
CLAyEEAcK c9LhESIE A md D MmRsGy
SSs ars for cdr rSH"S Ssc an& n 70
ply seal culture tsns'Ey sn MUSIC anu
Art Of HIGH grade 'i:H ~ y"a' 2D' FPILHK 4 NJ Pres,
VNICEINsON SEMINARY.
~ WILLIAMSPOET, PA.
thoroughly aaPpGd 'a. ega ana and cetye
P Ssgre. conferred Rar facilities mgse art and @oa
am 500 20 pay ali charges year in reg,
f fISn '' e. j. i' GfHY. DID,. President
r AFL4Tf Fan y I'm P SeH. s1psl5e flhiIn
H. NIRRILI. Pm. D.. Principal.
TT ACK ErTSTOWN u. - INSTITu rE-Colege pr.
II paratory fer gentlemen ladies coless muN'e, orr orr
,ln,uion two new g'mnhsi uihs
ray we aS r sGSSG from 4 lax Of
v.ar 2 terms W0dcr1e 'AtaloPuc Hc'
nov GRO r. WHITNEY, d. D., President
FSH9 %sT al r s:s sSio"'' Seam s
h'of,rg gas. nrr escapes. Easy q access. -, -
"'"s TIfGS HANLON. D. d. President for y wears.
n OCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack-on.th"- pdson y r.;
TX Both teIes Pro9re,.i7e and ~ g,JIs rcsuts An
entoHincrt takes ladies at 500 Catalogues W. H.
UANNISrER, President.
Miscellaneous.
AMoNG THE HILLS niles ron S oG IIP
a ora If9E " WcTPrt-'i- Cb,bnaoua y Y
(IRCULARS Of SCHOOLS both sexes. city S94 c2aR M
I supplied With ~ ADVICE 10 pareht- MINI M
COYilIFRF $50 5tlaNc.. cor. -uth-st
nTNW,Nr- A&p PGNNo LESSONS 10 beginners.
~ I.rns mod rate AddrsS 80, 49,, .r-,,. or,,.
~ IL NHTI.AN CALfSrIGENICS, new method com
~ "'' :" - HARTMANN. 2IO West f2d--t.
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Eotee.
HOTEL ALBERT,
llth.st between Broadway and shave. 60, -,
Flcrant hotel It's cAtTa height ana "ans Vi
irmepsg thcnrs, insure ~, GOODNESS no Otnof
house can boast cuisine unexceed prices reasonaoe
ROBERT j. BRADY. Manager
MANSION HOUSE, BKo0KIfN HElGHiS: ID,
N"N- YORK = minutes "dth
from Fulton or wal.st ferry and the Bridge terminus
sporlor accommodations. reasonable rates 'lcet ianly
and tran lent hOtel 200 rooms. Send for circular.
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Railrodos.
DE n S Wv e nj A
RAILROAD.

LIE ~ ~ - T Ia V ~ ~
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE 20, isoo; tor,.,.,
streets, as follows: -. ,,>.,. r.. the IVES. pum,.
'y yss:Di; sleeping and Fafor ARRIVES
20 Columbus 80 a. an n:' CcS aaet oa c To- To-
sf RSs Lock Haye agA and ak
1895 I2a'SsI CHICAGO LIN
bra@ng and oSm. seegas R9lng s%rSslss
ara Observation Car. PrGs,ntns bIoos FOR S6s
SEXES. ladies' maid barber .shop library and Al the
sn ssaG: Ct aGg' e sa' r1s sc Cincinnati
sGo p cHEsseo AID 81 q5s ,3s A..
fasssnsff @ s4a s.
.'q n e. EXPRESS
e eSean f1s and d Mcp TO Railroad ffD aS
al YSW:i0E g falads hii AID r1is a Dl9g "a
natl 30 M Chicago 10 n 5eSt Gay t and $,
SsSSd pedo S'iyi ezcep, saturday. pa,,m,. O"r.,
SeepE = yev.Yo,s 70 ctcaeo XegYofS 70 Mem:
P SI Ss TIE S9en19doof yi y' SeSdy At
sSd da o. % No. cc % 9,n R% S cay
meets FOR Toledo daily and 70, Cory Ere he on
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
ssS r. @ u .nIs 5iS S $s9 ss
Isgar u.s. go 500 sii and @ 10 80
- e 800 - + ss9 r.
CHESAPEAKE and ohil Railway and Cincinnaa seeperS
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and informed sta-
lions wcekdays, 30 Z 10, . 10 a. M, IL 90 noon;
30 3lO 3 40 ,peciaD, 4 20, 20, and 90 p. n
Saturdays only. 70. p. m. SUNDAY. Is, IS a NJ,
5:lj p. m. 80 not stop at AsburY PARK or Sunday.
For Atlantic y. 80 p m. lThrorgh Buffet Psauor
and with through car for Browns Mills and Bach
Hlvnn.
FOR Old Point Norfolk. va NewYosk Philadelphia q
Norfolk Railroad 90 a. daily except Sunday. md
200 p. m. daily; via Baltimore and Bay Linz. 2I0
y. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows
g 20, 20. 100. 30, . 30 Chicago Limited, with
Dining Car ana 20 10 WASHINGTON Imited' and Il %
900 9 30 90 and :0O p. m and Y IS night.
ACCOMMODATION. II 70 a. n. 40 and 90 p n sun;
a. NJ, > 90. 700, : 80 90 go 90 and Q 90
p. H., and y IS night. Accommodation, 20 D. n.
The Se,Efor; Transfer ComFeny viii call for aad
check baggage from hotels and rssd,nces
For mc-tab,cs OF local trains apply any ticket agent
CIIAS T. PI'GH J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Plss'r Agent
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obstruction

obstruction
For Boys and Young Men--City.
A Glass ..H hulS. lA,nu'dlAtr aud advanced
: A ssa oa, as " E t Fl o p ~. S o
-ciE.uLAKs Of COOP SCHOOLS llEE TAT:
zHl Ti ~ a's sca Or na-.. wy w.. 'i That
/ a. KEMr;Pn9ssoG's Ga; 'o ,.5 ney'
NH r;o2fa 3c'o9' ID i5,,, attention,
Number & Rrg!5 he h% tocvds sIsr'! n'n'o'
4 Asd d G'i'G sa b. NJ D. ' E Wns ia ""~
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. t5$ Efo1ftr iIt
S'i.l'fI eteici2so t,stp LOBBY W L AKIN
w. ccSsass &c25 ; Az nc"
For Young Lsdes-City.
A. -A'-A'-1"E5 m and i asnGsSsGd, ..
Mig sv,1s' a @ Sa s Y ''; Tsn9
seventh wear lcgi6A "Wednesday. OCTOBER !.
Ag55; YGya AI Ek6IS SIS 2GF E}21r GIRLS
81 Wos 5od.s,.. VIII reopen oct 8.
A6165A95IG tE "a g. r" Sd. @lG 81 s., spe
preparation for Harvard examinations barnard and all
''fe ISL for r. X2s s 1SiG %An '% wmrov r.
NJ 5lf- MEAI,~E English. French and Gcrman boarding
Moclsonave.
MSS PEBBLES AID MISS THoNrsoN's
"f SCHOOL TOR GIRLS.
90 ard "a Eat 57th.s... Sew.York.
Addre'. rn.l Sept / care Of J. Kennedy Tod Co.
AIsSEs ~ F4LcoNEE rFE s, Sc, Scn nse,:
Scptcrr boy 30 boarding pupils. roo.
HEv DR. AND MRS. GAELXEn,s
Ii - iiOOL FOK GIRLS. G07 Jth-aW. ga year
Mrs. Gardner. author Of "Ilistory In RHYME"
5 ccEidT Tcn ldsd" and ror'ayc 5,aa" ,lt"a'
lion thorough Instruction happy home nc: !5tt ,",s
opens september l.. Mr.. EDWIN JOHNSON, Principal
Wan NJHMAX'S IHsTITrTE lFosnd.d 1850. HOME
AND Day SCHOOTI-"S0 and IS 7lst-st. at West
Ind.Avc. Nine VAN NORMAN Principal.
Musical Instruction.
ID ANJO and GUITAR taught IN twenty private lessons.
ID without the aid Of nOt'~. hENkY Z. Dob
BON. 1870 Broadway. between 3@d and 53d sts
nJUSIC.--In all departments PLANO, ORGAN, VOICE
lVI VIOLIN SC under best teacher, In class and phi
,atc lessons tuition. 80 500 for 20 lessons. and
free classes lectures, concerts rccals, an1lysc- &c
Eo.Ytion and oratory fine arts 10 nature, languages
piano and organ tuning beautiful home FOR Young lady
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY. franklin Square
'''''" E. TOURJEE. Director,
BROOKLYN.
| A -A.-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
"A. Boarcng and Day School for Girls 4oth open.
sept 2j Addr IS ios ciIculsss 1910 Montagucst
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR oYHEs.
Ho AND u: COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BROOKLYN.
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Gre Cream

Ice Cream is made from pure se srea% 20;
as,aurants CHURCHES Festivals &c. Will keep nArd one
bour Country orders promptly nied DeBotsS-3o' 1tn
Yort and i58 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn
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RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL

Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and nd ST., New York.
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3u5trucilon.


or BOYS ana iOhHs -'i'"
(,HEITENHAM ACADENI. OGOSII. N so,oo
u t7neNceled location and surroundings. new schoo
eouipneni Gymnasium military drill. &c, ihor0n1sn
sccnunc
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

SOME OF THE Democratic papers have
found out that Senator Quay is going
to have the census of c0lcred people
IN the South manipulated in order TO
decrease the Democratic representation
from that section. Quay Is q terribly
wicked man. Other Democratic pa.
pers have found out that Senator QUAY
is engaged In an effort to swell the
colored population In the next census
BY an overcount in order to increase
Republican representation from the
south. Oh, that wicked Quay, he is
at The bottom of oil mischief.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

EMPERoR WILLIAM most emphasi-
cally protcsts against being stared at,
especially while at church, and he has
issued an order in which he Gays thai
"from the moment enter church
until leave hundreds Of eyes are, to
my great annoyance, fixed on me.
I desire 1T least to be able 10 iaolx,e
myself for few moments at divine
service on Sundays. All those who
desire to look at me can do 30 during
my daily drives Id the Thiergarten OF
Unter den Linden"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

mo ReGuE e'er felt the halter draw
with good opinion OF the law" is an
adage that has moral application to
the cases OF Governor Eagle and Rep
yesentatlve Brec tenridge OF Arkansas.
When the Governor was hard pushed
TO tell whether any arrests had ever
been made tor political murders in
The State he got mad instead of an
swering the question fairly aud
squarely. He need not have hesi,ated
bad he made the right Kind of effort.
The law, the law, shrieked Congress
Han Breckenridge, you have moi
como here to investigate the State, but
you must contine yourselves to tha,
one particular congressional district.
These men are very much afraid the
committee will find out TOO much,
The horse thief admitted his guilt,
but wanted the court to prove it.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

OUR Eplscopal brethren had rainy
evening for the corner stone laying
OF Trinity Church, at Delaware ave-
nue. and Adams street, last evening,
but IL did not suppress the enthusiasm
and joyfulness oil the occasion. The
corner stone was laid amid speech.
song, prayers aud showers, and the
work will 60 on. Trinity will be the
handsomest church In the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
uad Raluahna

David =. Powell, sts and $40 Madison
street, y still ahsad on fresh shad, hsi-
ring, Goldfish, haddocks lake pike, whits
nsn. founders, yellow perch and oysters.
delaware shad and herring received fresh
every day from our own nets. Delivered
to oil parts Of the city frce OF charge.
day 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
CD, lR5 { 57
schedule IN effect Nov. 10. lso
A@A4Ns LEAVE DEL. AVE. prp,
East Bousn

A@A4Ns LEAVE DEL. AVE. prp,
EAsr Bousn ''
Express tralns.
nv. ~ ~ . 10. % iGp. m wig
n2os. Is, sis. .seS"SasYs, e . "a ,s ~ 5@s
| M finLLAnEIrHiA, Ill week dmva 81,
~. 100. 150, $500 Goa slo ia ~ n,l,i dI
g: m; sl2os j 90, s29S soa' w w n
oSe e.o ~ %, % 750' siOlS NJ %
7sn naxnpktrniA, a. Sundays. ..iL +d0 :,
soc x,n xo; y 70 q; M. sl2 o.. iii W .,
p. D.: IN. 'is ''ia tsa. tle 'Ci9, 53, 4
=. ~ o. S'Ss 90. da!y,; II; 81 'sl5 K eo,,
$50 'ssd.a. " %. j! = !, 'Sa =, % !,
- nEsrrR Sundays, s2ia ,o H
sos II 2oa. M, sIaos ia 8
~ 'olS, 2, 6l0, 800, i50nnI .ia%9 Y
=, ,Nr.ANrio NJ, CRY. n. j., 10, 99,t,P,l
pa,t,n, WisynouNn.
sIlIr a. M M s"d washmgton. .i :,
oil daily 10. tla .5lj. Tir n
except Sunday. M 'slop. n, ds1
M baltimore and princlnal ..,l
rnnia. Division, i.I5 u. M. d.il%'' 'l2a7
aa,i,r,tsbnrg ssI7 a. III. and ,5l5 =
Chicago. IS 4'a. IN. 'ts7r
C!nclnnati aud st Loul. vi ,;i dla,1
and IS o y. m, daily. 'ub IL
etwanELx AccoMA opAIIon -,
aaily sndl22 u. IN, daily. o%cs',
uny, 10 w y. m. sunday oiiv, Wy"
A. LANpessIna 81 ,,n AocoxsopArios. "
sny s 1.y'a w. s%h az ~ ms 2,aanli d ,.
sun ohys. 'So A. M, 5.ls .. m.
TnA'hs IRA M LnAvn MAnERT STREET sr,r
Tor LhiiadeIphia ana Wn,
wsok lays " m te,t ~, Sthu
ls1 zso. Sol,. 44) Il N. srr,t.,''oo
~ y. ". u w. 70, IS y. h, '"'''7
For Ia mora, week Javs. AZ,
!. M M. an; ma ~ ~. .',5 p, "a. sun,l,y..
Ph hai,iinnre nuh priuchai stnttu,
YIN VISION AT 6.5j q, IN B, dnity
40 OF Lam dcnherg and wav st /, lion, ~
Smyy onh ., loonn NJ, 28, 4jjp
~r,tuys - u. ilg - D. m.
aUnicngc. - Sa M, d,ily. except
Pittsourg. .ssonn. daily.exeens st
uay; s'.,i =. M. daily.
LtAvr fniLADltrnIA Fon Wuuiy.
Daily,a 10, sl5. loap 81 lc, h
noon, ] 10. 800. 'siOal 10, 4il,s o5ett.
eio. 10 10. y. IN.
Daily. except sunday. sml. e. lenol7
m.y sl51, - lVand 3 81. III. 5jn. M. I'M,
only, $50 a. m., Esp. m.
Telephone No. lJs.
Rates to western poin,a lower t,{
Vtaary oticrllna.
J.T. ODELI, tO.scuLl.1
Genl Manager. Gen Has Az
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

BRAZIL Is already a large sugar
growing country. but the government
has just voted S1G,3s0, 600 10 be dis
tribuied under certain conditions to
provinces that shall construct sugar
factories, and 6 per cent. is gusran-
teed upon these investments. That
is what the old countries are doing to
help on their industries. while here
we are Just catching on.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

SOME Of the members Of the Con.
grsssional investigation into the muir
der of John N. Clayton had their lives
doubly insured before they left WASH
ington. They were wise in doing so,
% the assassin who killed Clayton
would kill others, and he would stand
In very little danger OF ever being
brought to the bar Of justice to an.
bWer.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

CITY CouNoILMEY who make mo.
lions TO strike from the minutes a cor.
rec. rel l9rt of the proceedings on the
ground that the subject matter of the
record might be contrary to law should
study Chese's ard Jefierson's manual
II might save them from an expose o
their Ignorance.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

Finest family groceries and extensiy,
!resh stock In great variety. Mrs, X, j
Mccanlley, No 11O E. Second street an,
also has Rheumatism Medicine by ,
regular physician that has never failed
to cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Tendcrcds Suppey,

John X. MoutgoL.ery, who was re-
Gently married, rendered the Young
Mems Democratic Club q Supper lsst
evening in honor OF the event. 1t was
served by J. j. Mullin and the menu
was splendid,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

Bargain Ladies full regular
made Hose reduced from
soc to 25c,
Bargain Gents full REGULAR
made French half Hose.
striped, solid colors and
brown, I2Hc; worth 25c.
Bargain 5-Ladies' all silk black
Mits I5c' pair instead 25c;
buy carly and save money.
Bargain ALI leather Pocket
books I5c. instead of 25c.
Bargain 5-We just received
another case Of those 5oc.
Corsets; worth 7sc.
Bargain Go pieces more ol
those Satin Damask Table
Linens SOC instead of Coo.
Bargain I'VE have gon G
through and marked our
Jerseys done; some half and
others one-third. I Black,
blue, green.
Bargain S-\Ve have gone through,
our black kid gloves. 75c,
81. sI.25, SLIGO goods and
find we have too many
OF some sizes. You car
have them at SOC pair; size.
81, 6, IN, N, IA.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
CATARKH,
Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Fever-A New
Homo Treatment

Christian Advocate.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
thcse diseases arc contagious, or that
they are due to the presence OF living
parasites in the lining membrane of the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
reiearch, however, has proved lhis to b,
fact, and the result OF this discovery ia
that a simple remedy has been formu.
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deaf.
uess and hay fever are permanently
cured In from one 10 three simple appli-
CARTONS, made at home by the patient
once IN two weeks.
N. B.-This treatment Ia not n snuff
or an ointment; 10th have been discarded 4
by reputable physieiens as injurious. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatm ent
Is sent Tree on receipt OF etamp to pay
postage 10y A. ii. Dixon " son, 337 and
Boy West King street. Toronto, Cauada
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

Prof. Ford. who was quite favorably
known for his elocutionary accom- plisb-
ments In our city few years ago. viii
give an entertainment In the N. r.
Church at Port Penn on Saturday even.
ing, the 10th inst.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

Louisa Jourdan has been granted let.
ters testamentary on the estate OF John
Il. Jourdan, late OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

~.--
JACOB L. Brown is the vetera n
florist OF Wilmington. A sketch OF
his establishment in to-day's REpuB.
LICAN will bear reading.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Sullerers from Cstarrhl trouble,
should carefully read tho above,
PiayeIs Keleasctl,

The Wilmington Club released Pitcher
Lawson and Tbiid baseman Hslpin last
evening. telegram has been received
ny Manager Simmons from James CALI.
gan stating ths he would report here to-
day. ii he arrives in tine he will take
part In the game this attern oon,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

BIZ little effort, May ushercd In the
second day OF her stay with US in o
aharp, crispy manner.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

Callahan & Co. will remove to their
new Office, No. Oil Market street, next
Monday, the 5th mat.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
ON FRIDAY, MAY 2.
at . O'Clock sharp,
ne l.,Iln.I..

as follows;
r The bntt9nwood's Farm. recently owned BY
lmenry s, y; p%rs. hn. Q, Milmlpg;on, divided N
road TO wealth. The way opened to save aud
to make a home. komantically located q,
and New Castle road, aud on .le banks OF the
Delaware. Our plants simple, candid, sure.
abe ifnas % PEI s cent down, W a, bn"nes rseh IN
@ag,s nss mon'hy naymensS: No Interest for si1
CHASE money. Is, paid. Can there be a betisr hi
chance % get hon.-si'e big enough 70 sup
pprtt prty AMY sm s9na 70 cot littls
,ains,oa or New Castle. ONLY TWnSfY
the hind-slgh.ed, ow-gocrs DO iefl ~ msmai,
H. goa ai farm ,en they, pay Tor thensel1
owned ior years BY HENiiY i. bUkF. IN. II.
sasss nv ss nd bs h Isrec Ss AZ
,Y liam SON No; ~ fast Fourth street. or at
The o'ipn hogsi JoiIS SFM II css,lsi ssair pr,,,s,,
L. W. stidham a Sons. Auctloneers. s2o-ts
HORSES AT PUBLIC SALE Will
- be sold at public sale, at my
stables, Nos. 20 ana - East Fifth street.
Chester, Pa, Thursday, May sth, 1890, ut
l.sO O'Clock p m. 20 head of Kentucky
and southern Ohio horses. Among N>
this lot will bo some weil-brcd ~
roadstcrs, with speed, saddlers, heavy
workers and general purpose horses.
Also, will sell for gentleman expecting
TO go AWAY for the summer, complete
Light driving outfit. consisting ofa No.
road horse, years old. that can show IA
:. 40 gait, falling top wagon, made by M.
Ochcltrec, nearly new: spindle wagon,
been utcd but II little; two sets light liar
ness. one of them made to order by Gul-
lughor, nearly new; fly nets, blankets,
whips, boots, SC. Further description
ol horses in catalogue of tho snle. Two
and four months credit. A. II. TYSON,
stidhnm 4 Son, Telephone,
Auctionccrs. a26 No, l05.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

Crayou Portraits
for $500 are still being made at Cum
mings gallery, 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Now In Your rhucc.

NOW b Your Chance. -.
i. a. shannon has just received flne
line Of gcnta' flannel shirts at the lowest
prices, 3O5 West Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

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SUNDAY TRAINS.
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ACCOMMODATION, 200. SIS, oioA. Va i,
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For Chester sexprsssl, Los, IL A, NJ ), il|
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For New York tcxpress). IiS ~ Ln|
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For Middletown, Clayton, Dover wyoming
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