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Notice of Sherjff's So

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF X 9
4 ~, state of Washington.
ana Sarah Kellogg defendants
Ind ana by vIrsue Of . spt 60
ana or-er Of sac issued ont q
named court. IN the above emitted
S.S7x and 10 me directed and d. bveNS u
pr perry, 81 uased in said King -
follows, to-wit: Lot eight 90, Di0ck 0
ts9i, A. A. Denny's sikh addition =
OF Seattle.
Nctce 10 therefore hereby gwen m1s
day, the Sis Gay OF October. 1880. q .
hoIse door, in the ~ OF seasfls. u 80
couItv. viii sell the above de cz1beQ
~ pubic auction to TIC highest ~
cash j. H NcGk9
Sheriff of King County, MAN
Dated this rho nj "A ~ nj 0rt0t,nR. H. III
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TN THE SUPERIOR COUn4
u county, state OF WashingtoG, 81 ;3
City OF Seatsle, Plaintiff, " Goe11x
and Sarah kellogg, defendants s
Under and by virtue Ct = 0poclM
and order Of sale. issued oGt q u
named court. In fne above entities U
6,140. and TO me directed and 6CltQ1
duly levied upon the following 9ol1
property, situated IN said King co1
lows, to-wir. Lots six t6). seven OH
nine 81 and ten f10}. Of block ~
Ierry's fifth addition to the iowa
Sestt e. g
Notice il therefore herob5 gsvoa U11
day. the 3lst day of October, 1D0, -
10 o'clock a m. Of sad day, Is - -
door. In the city OF Seattle IN 60
county, 1 viii sell the above 0e4el
effy 81 public auctioa. 70 shs hlghoo L.
IL. Mcoa.l
Sheriff of King county, IT.
Dated this. the I'd dxv Of Osto6ees
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Notice Of Sherifrs e.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT or ~.
i ", state Of Wasn nSsos.
John Klosserman, doing b1sinoU &
man & Co, plasnt.G. W 1non0
defendant ~ s.
Under and by virtue Of an oxee09
ont Of tie above named court In ~
tilted acton, No, s. SIS, and to ne
Delivered. Ihzye duly levied upon
ing described real property. q 90 p
King county. as follows, to-Wfs- -
blsek %. l0ts 7. 8 and 10. block B
difiou 10 tae city o Seattle. lot -
man Park, eli in King county, 49, a
ingtou.
Notice ID hereby given that on IL
day of October. 1890, o. the houE q
q m. OF said day, az the c5Hrfho9
the city OF Seattle, IN said King e.
sen the above described prop ~ 8
ton to the hignsss bidder. for casn: - ]
J. Il xc9-
Sheriff of King County. ~
Dated this the ID day OF Oct0oefs - 2
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kTsIxEERs AND CONTRACTORS

Gan FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-IN-
- gineen ano contractors for bridges of every
Description: wharf building. pile driving, drode.
spsciacafions furnished o. application; eugrop
poncsnes solicited. Office. Occidental block
Seattle, Wash.
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NOTICE 70 srocxnoEpxra.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MrrTT~c
= Inc annual meeting OF the steel ha.dsss -
me sss Mtg Coanty Investment COMPANY VIII - =.
Mand.x eas onse OF the company, in seattle. on
sonusys october ID. 1890 The Object ~ IN ~
meeting - 70 eiecs board Of tyus,ess far az ~
e s,s year ana q transact such ofner hns,1
49, g. = may property be brought before IL ~
01snA pEs'oenI . Z. Smith, secretary.
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REAoNAI-MIsS C. n PAUL WOULD An
- nconce TO her old and new patrons that
ne sne - tsksn pariors at go James street foppo-
time to take orders for embro.ierr. stamninr
s -. p.nkns; materials for fancy work; equi-
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CtoRet +. MEACHAM

Advertisements under the heads Of Loa
rcund. 10. esle. Fer Rent and Gituetions
VENTED Win Be inserssd q the rate Of cents .
word for the art insertion: rent word for
each subsequent insertion. Payment always In
sdyaucs.
Advertisements WIN b received - bFsnch
efsrss Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as:
Tacoma Observation-Disclosures eammous SCENT
Pom Townsend. ...............H sndley : French
EoT1cE-Ihe business ONCE of the Posf.IH-
fHLL1GnHCxE n open until ~ p m. Classified
advertisements win Be received up to this hous
The following letters await adversisen ct this
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DEgTTsTy.

A NY DENTIST TRAVELLING AROUND THE
"A city Or suburban owns claiming 70 be con-
nectcd with my Office II fraud; my painless
method Of filing and extracting teeth q known
70 myocI fonly: my prices are the same - here.
tof0re Nasternl: lady operator in attendance.
call or write forrsfersnce4 Dr.. G. q. Grimm,
500 Front street. Seattle.
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F0R Observation-Disclosures

= : = : = = = = : :.
L,OR SALE = 23ROoM LoDGIEG-HOU5E.
~ furnish d; TO be sold ~ once. Apply at
house, 4121z South Third street. Reason for SELL
Ing: owner going to Europe. Gail between II
and p. m.
Tor SALE-sNAP-LODGING GOOD
II location: viii take real estate for part pay.
ment. Inquire at 400 Front street
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8OOxETT NO1ICE1
CATHOLICS ATTENDING THE CHURCH
~ Of the Sacred Heart are invited TO call ct
ana Sixth street and sign . memorial 70 Rev.
Emanuel Demauex, expressing the regret Of the
congregation 1T his resignation from the rector
ship Of the church and their appreciation Of his
laboFs on behalf Of the parish Published by
chairman.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

c,tRE " ARD.-A RE- W AR y or 81
81 will be paid for the return OF "a iinc
plush lap robe lost between iiarc's Cor
hrr and Ghri-tianu, on Tuesday evening
u ielt ut I,. B Petors' store, nt Chris
trugt, Bullen hotel, Hnre's Corner. OF
q lni mans Seventh and Orange st,
bii.tf A. A, ClIAPMAN.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
IYants

5." Wants
WANTED-wHEN SEWING ma.
w chine men tell you your machine |
Is ,o%oa worn a. gut end sos cannot be repairSd
foro you trade your machine. You VIII
machine repaired. Calls promptly at |
tended TO- All work TaTrrpssa; r. PEMiros
all. No. Goa shipley st. |
WANTED.-A BLACKSMITH, A
w single man, who II II d r tands |
J. A. MORROW Il son, Newton square,
Delaware County. Pa. ml4-dtt
WANTED. THREE COLoRED
r r."s sissa sna asys sS9a
shIid' nurse q ilshf hou,ework;, no oblse:
Intelligence once, sos jfsnge st. S.is-2l'
WANTED.-A GIRL FOR GEN.
w eral housework at a0s West st. 5-i6-3t'
w AN TED. BOARDERS AND
w lodscrs At No. ei4 King st, 5-ls-6t'
NTANTED GIRLS FOR COOKS
w and general housework, Mt good
wages. Places waiting Mt BICkTA'S In
tcliigence office. Ninth and Madison
Streets. ls',',.----- ls',',.- aVa.l
w FURNISHED FOR
W hotels, restaurants and private families
ms.i H. s. Ssase. ogs1Gs s.t...
WANTED AGENTS WITH A
w small capital for Delaware and Mary
aassa Eoarss q. ''f'S s'xSYAhGJP GJP %Atkfh hI III iM "
WANTED.-THE HIGHEST CASH
w price paid for secondhand furni-
turc. stoves. clothing. etc, Mt 2il West
Front street. 4. X. CAIlo0N
w ANTED = FIRST MORTGAGE
w Money wanting. Apply r. II.
Clark, s24 Market street. ml5 cod
tAJ ANTED-5 OR g BoARDEHs,
w gentlemen, preferred. Good ac-
also table board. N. W. cor. ID ana
French SITS. ml7-3ta
WANTED.-BY A YOUNG LADY
W. with fair education. n position as
ehild's nurse. Address X, THIS oihc,.,,
w ANTED.-A GOOD, RELIABLE
w white girl. one that understands
cooking. Call atso7 Lombard at. 5-is-i'
w WANTED.-AP PROTESTANT GIRL
w togo to Philadelphia Tor housework
In a small ,I,,an family; A woman with caiid
pnes ier fof or
work and sewing or iadi' y compsnio". APP
Eiy At Wiimiaston inteilisence { m g: 9oi
WANTED.-BY A YOUNG MAN
W OF. II, a situation to learn brlok-
laying. Address W., iis washinFtonst;
MrANTED-s3, 900 AT 3 PER CENT.
w NO / seeuiity. Address NJ. NJ; thia
yyr yrANTED-sECoND HAND COACH
W ttate price and condition. Address
|NITANTED.-A GOOD GIRL FOR
" general houscwork. Apply, at Sos
w WANTED.--A GOOD PANTALOoN
| w maker to go to Chester, pe. Steady
Nd senont ave, Chester. Pa. is.st'
| SgANTED-Sia00 ON FIRST MORT
| Nv gage on first class country pro-
perty at per cent Address Mortgnse
this office. uiel-jt
sky ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
| w houseworlS ut No. 400 South Van
| Buron street. mi7-3ts
w ANTED.- GENTLEMEN BOARD
/ w ere. Also table boarders at No.
| 229 II. Fourth st 5-i7-6t'
! " ANTI D. A YOUNG LADY
| w wishes = position at typc-wrtins
scs bookkeeping. Address A, L. s.'s., III OF
RoARnERs AT NO. 307 SMILEY
- street; pleasant rooms and good ac-
| scmmodations. t-li.7t'
OST-A GOLD MALTESE BADaE,
IL emblem Of the knights Of Malta. A
| suitable reward will be paid for Its retdrn TO
10. j. GALLAaH Eh'S Drug store. fiitesnth
| anu Market SIS. o-l9-t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

and, after q moments reflection, said:
'Yes, James, l think l could, with the
right sort Of young man.
"Well,' said Jim, my friend John
(his rival) 10 going to New York to seek
his fortune and wants 10 marry. I'll
mention 10 him what you say
"'You horrid thinal' she snapped out,
u thought you meant yourself-? oh,
my, what have said?' and she burst
out crying aud made for the door. But !
caught her and assured her that It was
for myself
"Why, what are you all grinning ct?
Oh shucke! mean Jim caught her and
explained that It was for himself, aud
they lived happily ever after, as the story
book says"
"I'm afraid you let the cat out of the
bag, old fellow, but now we come to the
Last man." said the Jolly originator Of
this experience meeting. "You're q
bachelor, though, Brown, and don't
the kind, have your"
"Why en- q bachelor thenr replied
Brown. "Como now, I'll be honest with
you and tell you my own actual expert
ence, as believe you ell have been doipg
though you won't acknowledge It.
had studied how to propose gracefully
and bought ring and composed llttl'
speech, and had got 1t all down fine
Drawing the ring from my pocket,
struck telling attitude aud said:
"Will you wear this beautiful ring fol
my sakel 1t resembles my love for you
1t has no end"
"To which she replied, Keep you
ring, sir. 1t also resembles my love fo
you. II has no beginning
"Thus was / saved from horrible fat
which never again tempted"
.'Huh" grunted tho old chap with ,h
manageable daughters. THE man wh'
shuns matrimouy for fear OF its pet.
cares 10 like one who cuts oil his leg 10
fear of corDsn
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
NEW CASTLEJoUNrY


THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
To the Sheriff of New Castle County
Greeting:
WHEREAs, Marian Frank Pouieclsi by
- his petition to the Judges of our
seal Superior court filed i'll the office
- OF the Prothonotnry OF said court
in and for the County of New Castle, for
the cause of complaint therein has made
application to our said Judges that de-
cree may be pronounced dissolving the
marriage existing between the petition
er aud his wife Theodosia Poniccki.
We therefore command you MS you have
| been heretofore commanded, that
YOU summon Theodosia Ponicckf, so that
she be and appear before tho Judges OF
our snid court at the next term there
of to be held at Wilmington, on Mon
day, tho nineteenth day OF May
next, to answer the allegations OF said
petitioner according to the Act OF AS
and also to do and receive what the said
court shall then and there consider con-
corning her In this behalf as TO the
Court Shall seem meet and consistent
with tho provisions of the said Act Of
Assembly. And haveyou then there this
witness the Honorable Joseph p.
eighth day Of March, A. D., eighteen
hundred and ninety.
Issued April IL, 1870.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Pro'y.
The above is a true copy of ais.
summons, sur. Libel for divorce.
ALVAN ALLEN,
sheriff's office. vii. sheriff.
April II, 1880. alI-2taw-im
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
nInrshaIlton Items.

Marshallton Ia still booming along at q
lively rate. At present wo are having
nightly entertainments given by the
celebrated Kickapao Indians and their
agents; Phillp Heath, DIR. VIM. Hartman
aud Thomas Mitt. The We .ther has
been rather unisvorable but The enter
tainments are very good, abounding
in lauRhabls incidents. The come
dian ssys that he would rather act before
an audience In MaIshallton Tree, than In
some other places for half . dollar, as
the people here can appreciate joke
without being told that 1t really 10 o
joke.
1t is bard to tell which attracted the
most attention the other evening, the
Kickapoos or the mayor. The mayor
WAS out In great shape; button hole bou-
quet. ttove-pipe hat, light kid gloves
aud surrounded by about dozen young
ladies'; his better half WAS away at the
time.
We had Intended to prepare plain
statement Of facts ior "A Bite" to
cositate on, in regard to protection. but
owing to the great pressure Of business
and pleasure we have not had time, so
'ihe tail will have 10 wag tie dog" a
llt,le while longer.
Your correspondent took nice little
two days excureion with himself up the
Suspuehannn last week and hai splen-
did time. We would like to tell you
how many fish we caught, but probably
1t would seem too much like boastlng, SO
we will refrain.
Wonder what has come over our tai
ented young assistant of late, he is so
absent minded Sometimes his thoughts
will wander away from bis books, and
we will hear him murmur softly to him.
self, Now, dear, do give me just one
sounds very much like that. Never mind,
j oe, 1t 10 all right, aud there 10 nothing
like a bottle OF Sagwa for case OF this
,, kind.
We are pleased to see that Stsd Officer
McCuilen has received pension from
Uncle Sam for the injuries received while
! serving Ills country. Mr.. McCuilen ID
ono OF the honored few who think that
heroic deeds are their own reward, and
80 did not expect a pension, but truly
those who expect little are never disap-
pointed.
Reverend Edward Henry Eclsel has
been holding ission meetings during
the past week at 81. james Church, near
here. ,nd he will continue TO hold them
during tho coming week. Mr.. Eckel Is
a NoEN hSttNu hhh phoi HutiN ycuuk hi1h
aud will no doubt meet with success IN
the noble calling which he has chosen.
George Guest, who received such &C.
we're injuries in the wooden mill here, is
improving, and We hope soon to see him
In our midst again.
DID you see the poetry Oh, my! II
the author will give US notice when he
intends TO commit similar offence, we
will try to iortiiy ourselves with q little
nerve tonic, as the last issue nearly para
| lyztd us. As we said before, we believe
In giving credit where II is due, 60 wen
have to admit that "a Bite" did hook one
sucker, but then II was such small one
that 1t was hardly worth mentioning.
II Jimmy will climb down oil that fast
Landenbere express some night We will
cleerully provo to him that the Lone
Fisherman" Is q much liv, lier corpse
! than he scems TO think, unless Jimmy
makes better time than he generally does.
LONE FISHERMAN.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
DRIvATE SALE.

Iwiii sell az private sale, my property
hi. lust licensed, Any one Wishing 10 pur-
tl.sts The sane, cali ON or address on the
Itnises, or q kinx street, Wilmington,
NAhN A. NNf knkN, rropfleior. i.al
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
For Sale

ZOE SALE.-A LOT OF BUTCHER
= blucks. Apply to JNO. GIBBONs.
tity Market. Second and King SITS. 6-l6 At
t'0R sALE--A COLLECTION OF
4 well made desrborns, wagons aud car
ilng.h - fair pricss. MM. HAMMOND, I'd
ana french sts. Ae-3tmo'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

Mrs. j. II. JEFTERIS, HAIR
vi DRESSER. Hair unI wax flowers
p7Ie TO order. LAfies' bangs trimmci nest-
]. EIsmpooinF specialty. For reiert tnee,
Gu nler'. su0'ratunll street. h-lB-lm
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

srRINaRIELD, ILL.,, May 2i.-Farmers
IN this state pronounce the outlook Tor
wheat very bad, and seem considerably
discouraged. The irost hae Injured
fruits and vegetables iu many localities,
but this damsge is not taought to DO
general.
Reports from tw o-thirds OF the counties
OF Iowa show that the last week has
been unusually cold, aud Injurious frosts
have appeared nearly every clear morn-
lug. On tho morning OF tho 18th there
was heavy frost, with Ice, in all parts
OF the State. The full extent of the
damage resulting therefrom 10 not ye,
sscsrtained, but 1t is evident that small
fruit snd tender vegetation In the gar.
dens suffered mater ally.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
NnrlCE

NORGE.
~ Il,i,r Hnd pursuant 10 the Act Of the
tes4f,l Assembly cf The ristr Of Delaware,
"a lfa, "a act concerning private corpo-
~. no paBs"d at i'uirr Marcia iith. 1851.
no l", IS l.,is' y given thLt m application
vi, lC u nd 10 tie Hon. lsnaiius q. Gruhh
4 4ei L. Jui1r oi tie Superior OHri ui ili.
atuc u Deitwgrs, fcsi4inx In New Castle
c., On W.dnstday, thc 18th day Of asy.
tIdrt Iiouse, IL the City cf Wiimn., DID,,
itr ihc inturpui aticn ot q company, TO be
called ''Pc@tuid Nanuiaciurt ~ toini'nny,
tpn object OF which Is 10 aEniarturc Pee .
tVld, paper aud other nbrous substances.
aYd arIidies made from y same aud 10 sell
amt dispose OF the products OF snsh manu- /.
i|rtuTr aud buslnesf: and generally 10 DO ali
t,il RS n, ccsf1Ty or proper Ior the cSrryink
90 vi rali mann .ac ure aud bu,ines'.
LEVI G.. EtkD,
Attorney Tor propo ed IneofnOraiars.
b-l5-llt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
G, WORRELL,
Fifth and sh'p|sy Sts,

The clearing.out sale OF
Table Linen. Napkins, Tow
elling, Towels, Quilts. ETC.,
has kept Us busy in this de.
partment. II your stock Of
these goods needs s'sorting
up" this is a good chance
10 buy them at less than
they cost to import or manu-
factuse.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
CATARRH,

Catarrhal Deafness. Hay Fever-A New
Home Treatment.
Christian Advocate.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are Contagious, or that
they are due to the presence of living
paras tes In the lining membrane of the
nose and eustscbian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
d fact, aud the result OF this discovery Ia
that simple remedy has been formu-
lated whereby cstsfrb, catarrhal deaf
ness aud hay fever are permanently
cured In from one 10 three simple appll-
cations, made at home by the patient
once In two weeks.
N. B.-This treatment Is not snuff
or an ointment; both have been discarded
by reputable physicians as injurious. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatment
is sent free on receipt of stamp to pay
postage by A. H. DIXON & Son, 337 and
$50 West King street. Toronto, Canada.
Sufferers from Cstarrhl troubles
H. "a an o., %, lly road tha ahnya
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

DR.. Grimshaw, who has been sick for
several weeks, 10 gradually recovering,
and will soon be able to take his accus-
tened walks. His friends will be glaI
10 SOC him on tie streets again.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
Notices.
nroposALs roa IRON BUOys

pLnFOSALS TOa IRON BUOYs
d, peudAges, nioorinr -chaln and sells.
nt.E,t 'l'irht ilpiiss inspector, srd District,
,bptias,iiic. n. v, stay u, Is.@
T. o.. Bls.- .,.S, New York city.
rf,ni,ss VIII be iecstvoa At this once un I.
,U' "a rt -. fa.. un Tue sday, ute ~ day OF
5r b. 3, i'f !urs fi.is To "a" i.isht House
:. IT. h.i .1rnt, Iron Supgs aud Apprndages,
i iu,. haln and iiells, requliei during
d d Al tar enting Jpuc 70 lt9l.
r.. 4riif.ss o Hr iuruisiicd einhruce nun,
rp H,ii. whl.tingan'l hroys. thacslvs.
y't 10. irooftI -oh,is, hhilnsi -balls. Iron
=it.'r fln&rrs, bells Tor buoy. c'c, sli
o. l.Nerp tnunie,at Ia The sp"eihga-
t.n.t ilth u IA ths f'fuol bil which may
i, li'i4cltp afsplica'i1n to tlis pfier.
,rri.4'ta vil, 20 hmeric on each ittm sep
t,t,iN, a,ni I'D .ers are reInlrci 10 state he
i6 nlci they viii agree 70 deliver The
" a,-.t.r viii act be approved Unit, Com
..,. I. made The aopropriatior5 tor tlc
., 81 si wear ior the Light House fs,a'-
5n G.htis reserved to reject any or sii
Mr ttHtriAe out auy item or itcms In the
....g .us aud 10 waive any deieeis.
FREDERICK hoDGEES.
CiftaA :, n, light-Housa In speetsr,
Ifi.d T. rirt. b-lJ 81
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

Measles aud It's cough are quickly
cured by using simms' Cough Syrup.
Mothers, use II. Contains NO opium; al
ways safe. The genuine sells at 25c. By
all druggists. Depot, Ath ard King SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
SATURDAY, MAY "a,

SATURDAY, MAY 2i,
As follows: Mil Creek, East White Clay,
Penundor. Red Lion, St Georges, Apo,
quinimink and Blackbtrd Hundreds. at
usual places. between the hours OF and
q y. Ia.
Brandywino, Christiann, West White
Clay and New Castle. ut usual places.
between the hours of 5 and u. IN.
Wilmington. ut following places, be.
tween the hours OF and p. M.
First ward, Fourth and Tatnall.
second ward, south Third street bridge,
Williams, between A and LoDdcil
streets.
Second ward, north, Second and walnut.
Third ward, Third and Jefferson.
Fourth ward, Fourth and Walnut.
tifth ward, cast of Monloo, Eighth and
Intnt,ll.
Fifth ward, west OF Monroe, Martins
stable, seventh and Van Burcn.
sixth ward. kyle's office. King below
Ninth street.
Seventh ward. east Of Franklin, Bullock
seventh ward, west of Franklin, Logan
House.
Eighth ward, Eighth and Pine,
| Ninth ward Twenty second district
Eleventh and Brundywiue.
Ninth ward, Twenty.third district, Old
Tenth ward, second and vunDuren.
Eleventh ward. Maryland avenue and
Beach street.
Twelfth ward, Front and Union.
| by order OF the committees.
| FREDERICK l.. BACH. Chairman.
EDMUND MITCHELL, JR., secretary
| mi7-tm-4
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

All new. desirable pat
terne, and from the best
sources Of supply 10 this
country.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

WANTED = GIRLS FOR COOKS
w and general housework, Mt good
tciilgence oiiice. Ninth and Madison
streets. ag-d-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

w ANTED.-A GOOD PANTALoON
w maker to 20 to Chester. Re. steady
work. Apply to GEO. sliANSoN, o0s
Nd sc mont ave Chester, Pa. 1885,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

sEy GIRL FOR q EiAL
w houseworlS ut No. 400 South Van
Buron street. nl7-3ts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

.xTANTED-SlaOO ON FIRST MORT
~ gage ON first GLASS country pro-
perty At per cent. Address Mortgnse
This office. ui2l-3J
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

WANTED-wHEN SEWING ma
wv chino men tell you your machine
Is worn out and cannot be repaired,
fore you trade your machine. You win
rave from go TO $50 by having your old
machine repaired. Calls promptly at
tended to. All work warranted.
l.. T. PENTON,
all. No. Goa Shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

UTANTED.-A BLACKSMITH, A
w single man, who II II d Q r 5 tands
j. A. MORROW Il son, Newton Square,
Delaware County, Pa. ml4-dtt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

WANTED.-A GOOD GIRL Fol;
W. general houscwork. Apply at 6Os
W. Fifth st. 5-i9-2t'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

"ANTED.-A GIRL FOR GEN.
w eral housework at a0s West st. b-i6-3t'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

w ANTED.- GENTLEMEN BOARD
w ere. Also table boarders at No.
S29 E. Fourth ct. 5-i7-6t-
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

VVANTED-sECoN HAND COACH
w ttate price and condition. Address
'sCoacl. ~ this oil g Q. niD-.tF
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

w ANTE D. A YOUNG LADY
w wishes = position at typc-writins
or bookkeeping. Address A. l.. hi. oil
nee. s-ib-it
Daily Republican., 1890-05-20

w FURNISHED FOR
w hotels, restaurants and private families
a. ihe thortest notice; Apply A. tho
mott No. euS orange street