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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
Scr oe1ttIMe Mei@Staa.

Die 9uiammeniebuug bes berti6en
Get65tags unterl6eioet ith icbr 81 leilem
8ortDeile bon Der bes o~merifdntlden @pn>
grefie5. M6breno in ben Ser. Staaten Der
Nbpocatenitdno in allen gelebgebenben Ser
la1nmlungen iiberiDtegt ino i'm Son9re11e
9eraoeSu iiberpGlttgeno lit, tpeiit Der oeuts
Idle 9tei6stag genau bieIelbe 8ielletttgtett
auf, ME oas Bolf ielblt. ollie 8eruisartc1
uno 8eo0lferungse @lentente iinb III oemlele
ben pertreten.
0as porherri6en6e Clement i'm 6eltl6en
HeihStage ItnD Die @runbbeftber, D.b. lold)e,
bereu 6auptberuf Die 2anbDirtbl6af
biloet. Son Ben 397 Gertreterr, aus be-
men Der beuti6s Getdsta9 beitebt, 1tlo rurb
100 2anbmtrtbe, allcroings nit pentgen
MuSnabmen @rpB9runebeftber.
@emerbtreibenbe, &au leute
unb 8anfiers itn6 baS Smeitadblret6lte
Clement oeS Geihsta9eS, nGmli6 "a (tpo>
bon bon erlteren 54).
Gin Stdatsbeamte en- bsri0ieOeter
Dirt, barnnter cine 3abL bon penitonirten,
sGblt Der Jfeidstag 81, al @emeinbes
beamten (8irgermeiiter, Staotrdtbe u.
i. No. 20.
0ie 9abG ser G~edtsantpdtte ullb anberer
Suriiten (obne Nnt) betragt i'm Neids7
ta9e So.
Mnoere geIebrte 8erufe Cler5te,
0ebrer, SdrtftfteIer, Geoafteure ,c.) limb
i'm &eidStage bMr6 40 Mitglieoer pertreten.
91 @eiitlt6en sGDlt Der 9tethstag
nt9t tpeniger ais "a, ipooon Z aus @llaBs
QotbringenN ALIEN. Ofit NlStablne bon
stpet geb0ren lte aleiommt gum Centrum.
0agegcn lit Die Nrmee uno Die Slotte
iebe nur bur6 elm Wfitglieb bertreten.
On fiirftlt1en 4erionen SGblt Der Get6ss
tag s Nfitglieoer.
SIM @dn3en iiben inn &ei68taae 125
9lbeIige, tpcrunter 3 8arone, 10 Sretberrn,
80 @rafen, bret Brin3en, etn @rbprin5 uno
bier Siriten.
g2idt obne Snterelis lit bic 8ertretung ber
berihiepenen 8eruie in ben perl6ieoenen
Qarteier. SIM @runbbeiibe ibermiegt oas
conernattue (31 WattgIieoer) uro baS
ultramontane Clement GO Witz
glieber), ipG6reno bic gtatio1alliberalen
bartn 10, aber au9 Bic Sreiiinnigen s Ser
treter baben.
Gor Ben Suriiten (6ie peDer Nbnofaten
nod 8eamte iinb) peift bas Gentrnm
ni6t ipeniger els Is auf. 8pn ben 3eiz
tungsrebdcteuren baben Die Treiiinnigen
nabesu bic 6dlfte. 8on ben bier 8ier>
b~rauern, Die i'm 9tei6stase iiben, lit elmer
Elm T%reiiinniger, elmer elm Gonlerpatiper
un6 5tpet (aus 8aiern) Iltramottane.
gu6 ein Sdorniteinfe9ermeiiter iibt I'M
Jeihsta9e unb aud CT ift = d
Mertniirbig lit bic 8ertretung Der 60
ctaIoemofraten. gm 5ablretditen
lit bas G~t9arren9el6Gft Dertreten, ndinli6
Dur6 Z OtitgIieoer q @igarrenarbeiter, 4
6abritanten unb 2 Gigarren1Gnbler). Sas
5tpeits 5ablreihite Clement Bel ibnen itnb Die
S6riftiteaer. gti6t ~tpeniger ais ieds
Mitglieoer baben bic S6riftiteaerei ais
i6rsn 8eruF angeeeben. @on @eperbtretz
benben iino unter ben Socialbemofraten :
l 6utmader, l %9ttbograpb, 1S6retner, /
Sdubma6er, l Observation-Disclosures, l
8u6bruder, l Sabrtfant (Singer). 2
@aitpirtbe, 4 &aufleute, auBerbem 3 Ste
bafteure, 1 Supporter, 1 @utsbeltber
Ii. I. 10.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
modentide 5linois Staats5eitune ulontaev Il, 2lpril 1890.

ma Sic 9Ierbe ieines nit sip0Gf riciigen
2orbeerfranSen .belaoenen g8agenS auSe
ipannte I'M Tie bur6 3tpeifiBt9eS .3uguieD
Sl eriehen. Nu6 einiae Observation-Disclosures
DeS i60nen @ei6Ie0tes, Deilen Dergotterter
9iebIing er lit, batten ii6 ali Die 9ei6iel
gcIegt ulb beihdmten Die berufstiihti9iten
OroibfengGule. BraulenDc 6o6S ertone
ten unaufhorlt6, uno aIerlei Guie Der
8ersidung mte p6terbleiben !" vNieoers
fommenl !" u..i. 10. beloDnten Den aliidlihen
&initler, Ser idlieBlid ntht um9in fonnte,
ein paar @orte bes 0anfcS al lprehen.
Qlls aber in elmer fibnen G~eottpenoun9 ietne
al Selbituerg0tterung grenscnOe @itelfeit gu
Sage trat. rief ibm Elm pierlbrOtlger SG6s
ier ;u: vSaren &c, meir &uteiter, eiDi8 is
nii6t Ut Der Belt, unb entbebrlih iein met
QlQe! Soh Serldt 8isnard Darf geben,
iuenn er abgemert6l0aft bat!"
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

iteben iie, i'm 9tQgemeinen, ibren israelitiz
iden Mitbirgern oil llnternebmun9s9ellt,
&i6rigfeit unD @ageluit na6 ?
Ser Suoe lernt, neil er peiB, oab ibn
6as @elernte @elb einbringen iDiro, er 1T
fleiBig, neil Die Saulbeit ibnl ni6ts etn1
trGgt, er bulnmelt niht, neil tbm bas dt
biel @elD foitet, ct %risfirt, neil CT rednet-:
yoas @ei6dft i6eint gut 81 ieill, uno loutelt
Oh pioer Grparten baralt perlieren, 10
BOLT gu baS anoerspo tpieoer etn." Sas
lit Das gauge @ebetmniB ieines @rtolges.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

Die Stabt ep>g ort bat iebt
ID i6en. &iir3li6 murDesauf benz Werft
per ySonlon 9ounOrp & Ofa9ine g. an
Der 1l8. StraBe uno Sem !Sarlem &iper
OteieS fir ben SUPERINTENDENT gebaute
Sellerboot bonn Stapel gelailen uno erbielt
babel ben gtamen The New Yorker"
0as S6tff lit, iolpobl tpaS ietlen llmfang
a%nbelangt, ais aud In 8e3ug alt Die StGrfe
Der IN tbm CUR 8ertDen0ung fomm elloet
Wal6tuerie ltn6 Der 81lnpen, DaS grDBte
Selerboot, OaS ie fir ben 6euerlDl6oienit
gebaut tpuroe. Der Stem Oorter" lit ndm>
lt6 Elm 0oppeli6rauben 9 ablOanpfer bon
$50 Tonnen, bel Delien 8al bauptlG6lih
auf Die GrSielun9 GROCER @jel6Dtnbi9feit
uno WtanOprirfGbtgfeit Wert9 9ele9t purbe.
9as Boot lou cine @el6mtnotgtett bon Is
¬en Die Stunoe 3uriidle9en unb nad
letner SnDtenltitellung bon leiner Mnfer>
iteQe on Der Battery in 20 Winuten bic AZ.
StraBe, oen Gait ober 9tortbs9 fiDer, errei>
den f0nnen. 0ie in i1m gut 8eripenDung
fon1menben Bumpen iebe1 eS in ben Stanb,
eine @ailermalIe BON so Sonnen in Der
Ottnute auf cine @utfernung BON 1000 SUB
3u l6leuoertt. 0roBer @ertb lit BET Dem
8au beS 8ootes barauf 9elegt. baB es, obne
bic Manni9aft gu eefdbroen, ii6 auf furse
Gntfernung Dem Seuer nabern farm. 9ppz
petite, aus lei6tem @tienble6 angeferttqte
gSGnbe fonnen iiber Die 8rufttpe6r erri6tet
perDen, bil1ter tpel6en Die SeusrDe9rleute
Dor Tlammer unb 6tBe iider Die Spriben
bebienen f0nnen. Der O9tem yorfer" mirb
iebt mad 8rooflbn geihleppt, poielbit bic
Seiiel gebaut tperoen, ulo Die peitere NuS1
riiitung bes Tabr5eugeS ioq bis Sum |.
SUM- beenbet perben, porauf es in 9ienlt
geltelIt iperben ipirb. Die Soften fir biez
les neue Seuerboot belauIen iih auf 1907
900 Dollars.
Sin bGuttger &f 3tpiiden
Bolt3eibeamten uno Negern
tpir6 aus Dem in Der 9tdbe BON 8irminge
bam in alabama 8ele9enen Orte
Srpnbale 9emeloet. Der SberiffSe
gebilfe Tontenberrp uno Der 8olt3iit Gn9s
Lamb periu6ten bort fiirali6 cine 8anoe
bon farbigcn 9ieben su perbaften, BIZ. it'd
aber sur gSebr iebtell uub ben 8o,iStiten
@uslano nieoerl6oiien. Der S9eriffss
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
N. EEGARY & SON,
Straw Mattings.

Our large assortment Of Straw
Mattings is now ready. and we
invite your early inspection to
wha. we know is the best line Of
mattings ever placed in the mar
ket. Having bought them at
very low figures we are selling
them accordingly. No matter
when you intend buying you
should see our mattings. We
offer a 4o-yard roll at s4, which
is worth anywhere, 50. This
meets the required want OF a
very cheap floor covering.
Mattings for Summer use
cannot be too highly praised;
they will more than save their
cost by using them through
the warm and dusty season
in place of carpets. Your car
pets will last longer if this
method is followed. OF COM
fort and health we say nothing.
Our better grades are made
jointless or with five and two
yard ioints-these are better to
turn.
In our IS, 80 and 3s-cent
goods you will find handsome
and novel patterns never before
shown. lfyou are thinking Of
a mating send a request by
postal card or telephone and
the samples will be sent to you.
This saves you trouble and you
have the satisfaction OF looking
them over in your own home.
The samples are large and you
can select from them as well as
the roll. This is no trouble to
us and does not in any way
bind you to a sale AS soon as
we get your request for samples
they will be dispatched to you
mo delay-and you see the
best mattings you ever looked
at. This must be a big mating
season with us. and the prices
will make it so.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Sufferers from Catarrhl troubles
should carefully read the above.
A Good story About B,smArck

A Good Story About Bismarck.
From the st. James Gazette.
Prince Bismarck was one day passing
through the Royal Palace of Berlin,
when he entered room In which the
young Princes were merrily romping and
dancing to the music OF barrel organs.
The youngsters insisted that Prince Bis.
msrck should etay and dance with them.
''l am too DID," said the stih and stately
septuagenarisn, ''and really / cannot
dance, but II the Grown Prince will dance
will grind the organ" The bsrsain
was at ouce struck. The Crown Prince
Joined his two brothers, and Prince Bis.
marck ground away merrily at the organ
while the children danced on in high
glec. In the midst Of their mirth the
door opened aad the young Kaiser en-
tered. He smiled to see the redoubtable
Reic hskanzler grinding the barrel organ ,
and, alter q word of greeting to his sons,
he observed in mock displeasure to Prince
Bismarck, "You begin in good time to
make the heir apparent dance TO your
piping. Why, this is the fourth genera
tion OF Hohennollerns to whom you de-
vote yourseltV
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
A. Sergeant, for 1870,

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 2240 lbs. OF good clean
coal Tor ton, and that is what We pro-
pose to give Tor the year Of 1880. Our
coal Is under cover and screened, under
large losds. Western oats speciality,
oadea nay and straw by the ton. Yard,
io0 Maryland avenue. Telephone, 6i5.
m Central office. 7th and King streets.
Telephone 687. Open III the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
NOT FAMILIAR WITH UMBRELLAS.
From tho New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
Charles sprague, of the Grand Central
Hotel, tells u grand story about one Of
his guests, q citizen oi Idado, who under
took to 20 about town and transact
days Of last week. One afternoon, when
five or Six blocks from tho hotel. he was
caught 10 severe rainstorm without an
umbrella, and, noticing a place where
fuch protectors are sold near by, he went
In to buy one. In ldado, ss he Aiterward
explained, umbrellas are next TO uu-
known, as II never rained there. There
were but two In his county, he said. One
OF these he had tackled up in his place Of
business as = specimen OF Eastern civili-
zation, and the other the judge Of the
district kept IN his Office as curiosity to
show his backwoods constituents
After tho "gentlemsn from Idaho" had
selected an umbrella to suit him his at-
tention wac attracted to other articles In
the store which he thought he needed,
and when lie got through he had bought
two or three neckties, some under.
clothing, collars and cuffs, q pair of sus-
penders and few other thugs in the
Quitting way, which MADE . good-sized
bundle whom the clerk had put them all
together. He paid the bill, and, placing
the bundle under his left arm, with his
new umbrella In his right hand, he
started for the Grand Central. The rain
was now pouring down in torrents, food
ing Broadway and flushing the cutters,
to the delight of the street cleaning de-
partment, but our ldahoan had bis mind
fixed on the wearing apparel which he
had bought, and he never thought of his
umbrella. 1t 10 true that he used 1t rs 0
cane as he sped on at = dog trot through
the tempest but 1t did not occur TO him
to hoist 1t; neither did he notice the
astonished looks Of the people he passed.
In due time he reached the hotel In .
thoroughly dienched condition.
"Why didu't you raise your umbrella,
SAINT" asked Mr.. Sprague with . drol
look, as his euest stood before him with
the water dripping In puddles on all
sides OF him.
The Idaho man looked bewlldered and
extremely foolish and ho answered:
| "Well, may be skinned II / didn'
forget had the burned thing"
A half hundred storm-stayed peoplt
roared at the Weeterner's plight as h,
hurried to his room to divest himself o
his soaked raiinant. But he has rem sine,
IN town long enough to find his new um
brella useful article after all.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
base Ball,

Base Ball,
The following games were played yes
terday:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia, 4;
Brooklyn, II.
At New York-New York, 1; Bos-
ton, 0.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 8; Pitts
burg, 8.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
A. Al oPhlladslphia--Brooklyn. 4; Ath-
Az Observation-Disclosures, 0; Louis
Vile, 1.
At Toledo-Toledo, 4; st. Louis, 3.
At Rochester--Syracuse, .; Roches-
ter, 3.
PLAYERs' LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia = Philadelphia. Z;
Brooklyn, IL.
At New York-New York, Q; Bos.
ton, IL.
At Cleveland-Cleveland. s; Pitts
burg, 6.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
At Worcester-New Haven, 2; Wor-
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8; Bal
timore, 5.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
At tLancaster-Lancaster, 8; Altoona, %
! At Lebanon--Lebanon, 8; Easton, o.
At Hsrrisburg-HArrisburg. 8; York
10.
NOTES,
Paul Hines has been released by the
PittsburG League Club.
Conroy. the Athletics little shortstop,
continues to do brilliant service.
Ward will evidently have to give up
his honors as base-stealer to Joyce
this season.
Connor has played In fourteen games
and has accepted 1862 chances. He has
Also made two errors.
1t required thirteen innings to decide
tho New York Boston National League
game. Tiernan won the game by knock
lug the ball over the fence.
The York cranks nearly went wild
over the result OF yesterdays game with
Harrisburg. The score was received by
innings and bulletined. Hundreds OF
people watched the boardl.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
CATAKItH,
Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Fover-A New
Home Treatment.

Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Fcver-A New
Home Treatment.
Christian Advocate.
Bufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious. or that
they are due to the presence of living
parasites in the lining membrane Of the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, As proved this to be
fact, and the result OF this discovery is
that simple remedy has been formu-
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deaf
ness and hay fever are permanently
cured In from one TO three simple appli-
cations, made at homo by the patient
once In two weeks.
N. B.-This treatment Is not q snuff
or an ointment; both have been discarded
by reputable physicians as injurious. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatment
lie sent free on receipt Of stamp to pay
postage by A. II. DIXON & Son, 3S1 aud
S39 West King street. Toronto, CAuada.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

Bargain Ladies full regular
made Hose reduced from
soc to 25c.
Bargain 2-Gents full regular
made French half Hose,
striped, solid colors and
brown, I2Hc; worth 25c.
Bargain 3-Ladies' all silk black
Mits I5c pair instead 25c;
buy early and save money.
Bargain All leather Pocket
books I5c. instead Of 25c.
Bargain 5-We just received
another case of those soc.
Corsets; worth 75c.
Bargain 6-Io pieces more of
those Satin Damask Table
Linens soc instead Of 6oc.
Bargain I'VE have gone
through and marked our
Jerseys done; some half and
Others one-third. Black,
blue, green.
Bargain S-We have gone through
our black kid gloves. 75c.
81, SI.25, SI.5o goods and
find we have too many
Of some sizes. You can
have them at 3oc pair; sizes
5A, 6, IN, IN, IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
He Had Nothing to Say.
ashington Post.

Washington Post.
Distinguished statesmau-"If repor-
ter calls tonight, tell him have nolling
to say"
eervant-"So l have, sor. There wuz
wan here tin minutes ago"
Distinguished statesman-"What re-
ply did he makeF
Scrvant-"lIe said he wondered you
hadn't found that out leng ago"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

xrollrt -MlLLa, DEEDS. BoSDs,
N Noti-asc- ai.d other pnpers per-
srus 10 Real aud Personal Estates
hsaN lteFrod by .n,s
mItf 4
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

I O0R OUT FOR BARGAINSl--GEO.
Ia nfsirA.k. M. 2i2 French street, for-<
',Jf IA a4I y unth street. New Aud seconds
,,nd lftnitui,, bought sUih and Unchanged.
~ toli low. store open until yp. ~.
A'' n2i f5tt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

fofgies, bass, butterhsb, Goldfish, cat
ns6' non' naddock, shsd, cams, X. NJ. Starr,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
So COO t,EWAHn.

lcWurl pt aftrcu huud,cA dullars
vii Dc va" ter mi'Iuhttnn securing
~ arrest ana cUuNielihn ui Nhr p"tsun
u persons concerned iu nrtnus 'uru iu
t4o hHrn OF H.. | putnut deHrnour@ 3
to, in Clui-imnp iiundIcd, ncIuNHro.
on the evening 81 pccruthpr a., lfsl .uni
u further ruMhr1, ni iitttirn hindicd dnI,
lars VIII De pnld iuI information st,cur
my the n'irsl and conviction Vt The
person or persons concerned m suttins
hrr to ti,e burn Of =. Dufnni dcNr.
molIs CO.. IA thrist.unu Hundred.
i,hlhwaTe, on the evening OF January "a
$50. 50
Lu L. |. ngl'oNr DrNMouI;s Sfo.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING
IN oitte Mechanics Loan Association. will
kh,Id Ma spAl evening, May tth. ut 7.s,
telofk a. thii' rooms corner Thii and Mar
l,ts.rut,. tn hear annual report. Election
pfor,f,ts AID ans Tier buttnehu.
A?v.,N ". ,. MUHhOW, bec'y.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

Inc best tintype made in the citys q
cumming gallery, 3us Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

WILLIAM ENZIE, MERCHANT
" Tailor. :. ". corner Third aud bhipiey
uIttts, Niuln,ioh. lbtl.
ss'Gtnrs Gle ding cleaned, dyed, ssoured
lpa4 ant Gcls'rod. suits from ~ 10 g
uil,cLUl .IAt Autteu d-kOt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

xvofit -rnE ANNUAL MEETING
NJ d. do .jHuehoders OF the city
~ If9Isr tmnpauy viii bo held on
v.it, s... evening, the l'th inst. at
.,s.,rl0.i..at ihi iauiu liosr House Tor
-, ttltIAs, M itcting niue directors To
.ts,r lhr. .rit.li'n, year.
6ag DAVID II. MtGILI, sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

strong Cough Candy at Fsrgu.on's.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
DR.. G. r. THEEL
638 n. Fourth Street.

below GREEN. ST., Philadelphia,
acknowledged by the press and publtc astis
leaoing and reliable specslist In disaases ot
both sexes; SKIN DisEAsks, HOOD PCT
SON, DisCHA.gEs, iNFLAMMk-foys,'1 1BLAD-
DIR, KIDNEYS, HEART, Lukus. Ny ineth-
cd the only one Known that cures by com.
Eclectic systeals OF medicine. where all
others fall. NERVOUS DEAILiTT WASHING
WEAKSfss, EnRouS OF YOcTu. LOST Vt0-
on, IMPLEMENTS to marriage, want OF de-
velopment ctr. My superior knowledge
enables me TO check these diseases Immediate
ly, saving great suffering. send for book
truth and sworn testinaonials. Hours.
daily from o. a. M. te D. M. "wednesday
aud Saturday evenings only from s p. M, 10
10 y. m, sunaays Till u.
books and fraudulent guarantees ard free
li-29
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

INUllCL-lHE MECHANICS LOAN
in As0rtsuou have Just issued ~ shsTes
oi NV iesu ,tork ior tale VI per monit. First
p,y4tHl nA TIE strord Tuesday In MAJ. ftr-
,lrs pi.uG, 20 become members can ,lo 90 ny
upiylig 10 ". J. MORROW, sec'y.. No. ti7
funra 4, pfl.vuI- In
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

WAATED-oCCuPANTs ron SEC.
w and story front room with bay
window A married couple preferred.
a2-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

Nl1 Urp 10 LOAN ON BOND
Sio, WV ~ nptigs.e. J. }. PElkCE,
No, ~ , oo,cntl CiI,. 6-lb-st
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Nolices.

N h.,e severcd my conpechon
- rle l4ie -tort OF u. y. hnp"leh,
WY l. mtl for the last years
Niiis,1s, 4t. und iita uow prepared to
~. VII irrs Ior tho tuning
lg, .e.lIHs o all kinds Of pianos
....... lu.-t rluss WORK gu ran
tstat ,-eWblc ptiets.
VS. NJ E0IpEli. Ne. 3UB French st..
lGeH.onr aioH. e.'ilu
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

WANTED.-TO SELL THE STOCK
~ and fixtures Of = good meat store.
9ood reasons Tor quitting tile business. Ad.
dress W. s., this ONCE. 6-l0-tr
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

STORE SUITABLE
w for tho sale OF cigars and tobac
co, ut moderate rent. Address \. ii.
KING, COZ Bennett st. 5-l2-5tt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

WAN TED. "A PLACE IN THE
w country by u colored boy about
IL years OF agc. Apply ut this office,
b-l2ltN- std
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

kGIlCt~ N YOU WANT TO sAVE
- pi.ihhN. insure y.ut property with
nav 4lht Co.,, M. ~ Market 1t. b-ii-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

DOR RENT-A TEN-ROOM HOUSE,
l. with II odern conyenIcnces; possession
immediately. Apply at No. 500 Poplar
htteet. ma jt-
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

:" ANTED - GIRLS FOR COOKS
w and general houseworlt, Mt good
wnges Places waiting ut BlCkTA'S In
streets. a.-u-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

VXTANTED.-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w general housework. Apply ut
once at 703 King st. t-l.-lts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

Harness repaired promptly at Perkins
10l w. Eighth street,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

AlTE%llo$-ALL PERSONS DIE
n ihHs dfuvs rure aad Chemicals or wish
Is Wf't Prescriptions or private rcctipt,
uItmll compounded with pure matrrl.is,
n.llf g. 20 ,lU drug store Of ". u. HklN6-
hlRsf No. al; Market street Wilmington,
.zss
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

pfNONAL MRS. LAURA OSGOOD
~ HAui, faS has re4tuvrd iron, No.
y N'tgri siiuut - No. KS sAiplry street.
het th' I1ur. 5-t'-t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

WANTED -TW o OR T a REE
w blacksmith huishtrs. Apply Novelty
Carriage " ors. Cor. Second and French s.s.
mlz-<t'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

EoR RENT,-TwO STALLS IN STA
1, BILE on Penn street. below seventh
bet tween walnut and Poplar. mS-Btt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

WANTEp-HELP FURNISHED FOR
w hotels, restaurants aud private families
a. the shortest notice. Apply at the
WILMINGTON iNTNLLf0ENCEOTF
mbtt No. s0S Orange Stree.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

" "ANTED.-A GOOD WHITE GIRL
w at 1901 Van Buren, st. 5-l0-3ts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

WANTED.-THE HIGHEST CASH
w prico paid for secondhand iurni-
ture. stoves. clothing. etc, at I'll West
Front street. 4. Il. CAIIOON.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

EOR RENT.-IIouSE 2i0 FRANK
= lin street, rooms. bath. hot and coid
wster. Apply at "a Franklin ct. mp-Gt-
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

WANTED.-BOA AT THE
~ soa,hwsst ,,i,s est cor. Of Seventh and King
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
IiElyAIEsALE.

UklVAlE SALE.
l,Glnl AZ private sale, my property
N0vunih Delaware House. at ffockessiN,
w., kMAt.Wsvi. Any one wishing to phr-
lNtial nu,, call On or address on The
li,HA,. " - king street, " Niln,ing ton,
tAn A. tltkEDEk, Propiittot. I-2s
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

WANTED AGENTS WITH A
w small capital for Delaware and Mary
,ana IN good paying business; A newly
Fourth st. RAYAKD WALKER, dll.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Wants.

WANIED-WnEN SEWING MA
w chino men tell you your machine
y worn ONT nnd cannot be repaired,
please call al No. Coz Shipley rtrcet. be-
IDit you trade your machine. You VIII
save ltJin s2O 10 80 by having your old
ihHchin" repaired. Calls promptly at-
tended to, AL work warranted.
l.. 4. rENTON,
all NO. Bol shiploy st.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

I OST.-NOTICE Ia HEREBY CIV.
- tn that the undersigned having lost bis
deposit book, No. a0l 10 In the Wilmington
saving Fund Society has made application
Tor new Oook. WM. W. WARD. JN.
m5-i..ls-3t-
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
For l.ent

Lon RENT-A ROOM HOUSE, AT
4 Seventh and Orange streets. Apply to
>. y. fEtkCF. No. Q West 7th street. mi2-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

1NLNUKNIA.
,tciL ,srues. Eeini-m on tidy. Tourist
httflhs 'at'. ihcHr rates. Southern Pacific
N.laitt 81 lioedNny, New lorL Il. J.
laIlro'e sui UulO tirtet Agent. 3-i5-iy-2tw
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

EOk sALE-A FIRST CLASS GRO
Good reason for selling; also the house
Rnd store to rent. In tho western pnrt
oi the city. Address Al. this office.
m5.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

lfoR SALE. = THE NEW HOUSE
L 10. piS West 7th street, 1, ont porch aud
yard, nnd all inoosrn conveniences. Apply
Al ~ L.ierson street. N.s-ini
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
For saia.

L'OR sALE.-oNE NEW HORSE
> oari, I second hand market wagon, seu-
lam y. Law. sDoye Columbus lnn, un the
helheu rise. m7-utd-ltw'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

Lon SALE - CHEAP, A SMALL.
= horse. Kind and gentle, will work In all
Kinda OF harness. Address Is, t,is once.
N-24-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

EOR sALE--A COLLECTION or
, well iust. deafborna, wagons and csr-
rlages =, isit uritsa. MM. iiAaiMOND. "a
aiId French ats. as.3tuos
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

Tor sALE CHEAP, 900 FEET OF
4 good, sefSieegbie hose. Apply to IL e
Trustee. ofihe Meecscoc steam Fire hngine
Company. mis.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

EOR SALE CHEhP.-l TANDEM
bicycle In pretty good .der. FOLD Tor
want ofuse. Apply at this o,uce 10 iU-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

EoR sALE.-F SETS GOOD
4 second-hand wagon harness. kpuly to
hFNNEhEC ICE . COAL CO., over Third
street bridge. 2-4-ti