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Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
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T0(Jnr'a
Sydney Resented. ne, s' ,es'
comedy drama, 1.-THE steppIuv ' sur.
We given i.s initial proiuctlon'' IL y
ely, ct FIoctor's, last eyenlns 10Y
large audience. In "TLe SUI, eun
Stone" ltoscnfuld ba, piyen n, Msppn
work. Hs ha, taken an unlami In ~ ~,
lect ana made a capital dra,u,,i,,,,a'u
OF u; The company which p,s.m'.
the play hero 10 beyond douh, ~,
which has ever been seen ia W..
ton. MIR. Fred do Belloyllls a, T NV
man Noyes, eave an lmperola,,o.
the part which II would hayo b.sn AMY
possible TO exosl. He Identlle nins
with the part In such manner A, ~
for him the hearty plsud,u If IN. ~,
ence. The work OF Mis-, selsrs I ~. Aal
- Miranda, stoud out IN hold roI,a Nv
characterized Miss Fettsr As one a, !,
most accomplished aclrmsc, ava,
upon the local stage. Asve,t mi .,."
iul impersonation Of Ruth wa, given
Miss Moroland, whlls The Mr., AL.
Mlss jana Reiduyth lott nothing n
wished for. W
Probably tho most clover bl, Of ~,
ever 20 n here was tho phyln, os y,
tory Bateman. She charmed Ina .n
enco with her delightful IIapsr,o ~ N.
Tbs Royal Mackenzie Of Ribyt w
was . manly aud powerful p,ccs nj y
Ing aud won deservel spplir,e j
RILEY as A. Is. q. Johnsoae, wa, c.ta,
while Vida Croly ss the GERMAN q,
Roeschen, made an excel,sa. iuurs IA
Loduski Young made the most Of
tlaukles, part Of Cynthia yerpor. I,
John A. Lane made good Doctor MI
The other parts were IN capable mi
At the end Of the third act, The ,u.
COMPANY WAS called before The suhs
and the applause was deAtening.
"Fhc Stepping st no. 10 beyond dod
the beat play given here IN loug III
and combining with this a most excel.
company, II furnishes an ENTERTAINED
which none Of our play-zecrs can VI
Afford to miss. The sans play tO.lig|
with the same great cast.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

NoTICE.-I, JAS. T. LEIGH, THE
IN owner aud occupant of the house
situated at the N. f., cor. of Eleventh
and French streets, In tho sixth
ward of the city of Whining
ton county OF New Castle and State Of
Delaware, in compliance with the re-
quirementS of the acts of the General
Assembly in such case nude and pro-
vidcd, do hereby give notice thar shall
apply in writing To the Court of General
Sessions al the Peace and Jail Delivery
of the state Of Delaware, in and for New
Castle county, on Monday, tho ETH day
of May, a. u. 1850. being the ncNt
| term of si,ld court, for n license for said
house ~ an inn or tavern, for the sale
| tharoin of Intoxicating liquors In less
| quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following re-
| spectacle citizens of said ward recon
mend the said application, viz:
| W Kelley John Doherty
| EiwArad Glagco James II AHnrw
| Geo. W feencY A % uenio ..
1 Thomas McH Idle q Underwood
| Alex. WbitcrAit Joan u Adams
| John Cray Thtmas onelly
q Dei.htnn william u Murdoch
| Robert baldwin John \ Peters
+ Mundoru John earn eY
james Zebiey John II Fulton
George Uritb Daniel fritz
| William springer Michael U. healey
Jo-eph X. Wooiln ston
s.2s-i1v-5t' JAMES T. LEIGH.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

We have opened out a
large line OF stockinette
Goats in spring weights in
btth plain and puff shoulders
vest fronts with lapels, very
stylish and handsome So
50 to $Ia. Our shoulder
capes in beaded silk and OF.
tomans are the b e 8 t
made. We get them di.
rect and they are unusually
low in price, and are very
beautiful work, So to SO.
We have a few fire cloth
capes, only In navy blue
bound with braid. Q u
regular price fos t,,@" gar
ments has been %. W.
? shall close the balance a.
20 oU eaCh.
/. Charlie, tell your unol,
Jim l want to see him be
fore he mt YES" .-hundred
2 are In the same boat, and 1t
moving" If you haven
selected your carpets yet
ID will be no easier later or
We have already sold thol
/. sands of yards to the earl
?. customers. We are ~
~ pared with q large 10
do your Tork PR n.y..
S a1 Your opportunity to sele
& carpets here Is unequaled al
WI ere-ths bulk Of the stog
40, is here, the bulk OF the ira,
ion is here.
- We have just opened
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
FOURTH EDITION



Every member Of the Levy Court was
present. 10 answef at 10 10 O'Clock thls
morning when their names were called.
The minutes were read snd then the
member hustled around and began to
look over bills aud voucher
Boss McClosksy1wss the busiest man
in court, Nv. Wief possibly excepted.
After about 20 minutes ex-0herii John
PYLE yeuched for and had Henry O.
Stauiier placed on the assessment Of tho
First ward.
Another pause OF Is minutes when Oh
motion Of Mr.. Hickman the property OF
Henry Dutton, Noa. 32l aud 329, were
each reduced from 81 800 TO 81 800.
William G. epruance, Esq.. applied
for and had the assessment Of 256 acres
belonging to the late Benjamin 7:
Booth, OF New Castle hundred, reduced
from SCI 900 to $1,000.
Afterwards the property Wa trans
ferred TO Mr.. spruancc, hc having lately
purchased Il. 800 acres Of land In 81.
Georges hundred belonging 10 Charles
Il. Polk was transferred 10 - Folk,
and PAT acres belonging 10 the same was
transferred TO Sarah e. Polk.
Forty.nve feet was stricken from lot
OF land on East Eleventh street between
Spruce and Ktrkwood, belonging to
Lewis 7. Grubb 81 Son.
Charles h. Bryan of Pencader Hundred
was placed upon the assessment.
At 8 minutes before IL O'Clock Clerk
Osborne commenced reading the names
OF the Every Evenings petitioners for .
reduction OF prison board from so to ~
cents per day.
The petitions read were from persons
resi- ling In Wilmington. Many OF thom
pstitioned In favor OF Is and 10 cen,s.
One thought that If the prisoners had q
flve.cent loaf OF bread day aud cup oil
water there would DO less prisoners. One
petitioner added q foot note, saying
"Next sheriff; not this one"
At - O'Clock precisely the residing
ceased. and the Levy Court adjourned
until 1.30 o'clock p. m.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

TO stay and offer to my many friends and
the public In general OF Wilmington and
vicinity. l am here once more. Meyr,
MEYERS will open on Saturday, March 20,
1880, with fine selected stock of mems
boys and children's clothing. Gent't
furnishing goods in general at prices thai
will astonish the ones now pad In this
market and others. We will do our
utmost to maintain your patronage by
Offering the greatest bargains ever heard
81. and everything sold Iuust be as repre-
ecnted. To Introduce new business will
present each new customer with a hand
some present In memento OF my return
70 Wilmington, where l shall be pleased
70 dress all In the latest styles and best
quality of goods At o prlce.-low. NJ.
Meyers. ACC Market street, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

The second annual report OF the
Homeopathic Hospital Association has
just been Issued from tho prees of tue
Mercantile Printing Company, and Is .
neat pamphlet OF fifty pages. 1t giyes
the names OF the managers, standing
committees and physicians connected
with the hospital, with the charter and
by avs. During the past year there
were 12l patients treated at the hospital,
and J., 583 prescriptions given from the
dispensary. There Is now q very nice
library In the building for the use OF
inmates, and further contributions are
solicited. The report also contains the
rules aud regulations concerning the ad
mission and Discharge Of patients.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

CHARLEsros, 5. c., March 25.-
violent storm swept over portions |
South Carolina on Sturdy aileruoo1
Many telegraph wires are still down, id
sstisfac tory reports have not yet been 4
ceived. 30 far as known the loss Of I'd
was small, but number OF bullJin
were damaged.
CINCINNATI, o., March 25.- There
no further Apprehension Of food hen
Word was received last night Of asd
tionsry or ialling river In the Ohio anI
all Its tributaries, from Portsmouth u
PIrgsBuRo, Pa. March Is The rlyel
at this place were recedlus ye'ierd(
aud fears OF u food were over. u
tracks OF the Ph.sburg and Wak1
Railroad were etill partially slOnuseV
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
To you belongs all the
henor In bringing about
such decided reductions 10
prices OF coal. Your earnest
demand, justly made, alter
notice had been given that
the old Coal Exchange
would soon be extinct, COM
PEELED US to make the ad-
vance movement through
the Morning News of 22d
inst, and offer to the public
what we then and now, in
our best judgement, con.
sidered betseen man and
man the right prices on coal
$3.50 and S. IS per ton.
A just reduction followed by
severe cutting. which has
resulted in giving extremely
low prices three weeks in
advance Of the time fixed
at the deathbed of poor old
Combine last week.
1t matters not here or
there who broke up the coal
trust, to you belongs all tbs
credis OF the present redrc-
ton Outside the cu.sing).
So mush for your faithful
demands which have saved
so many dollars tor the
working man. We canno,
ask an, iavofs Tor the llttle
part we had to play. 1t wa.
but simple ou.y at :
!: time whsn circumstances de.
! manded it.
, Pledging our best efforts
and thanking you Tor pas,
favors we remain your hum,
I bic servants,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
HAMBURGERS,
22o and 222 Market Street.

NOTlCE.-To THE GAS CONsUM-
IN ers of Wilmington. After April Is
next rho Oxy-iydrogen Company will
De prepared to take orders for gas of q
quality superior to that now furnished
70 tho citizens at 10 cents per loco feet
net, If promptly paid within ton days
from time of rendering bill. The
works will he ready for delivering gas
next fall, and service connections will
be made as fast as the mains OF tho COM
pany arc extended. Mains will be laid
iirst upon the principal streets, and gas
takers upon those streets arc invited to
givo early orders, so that we may hayo
some guide In laying tho first arrivals
oil Pipe. Office OF the company has been
removed to new Central Bank building,
Fifth and Shipley streets.
majGt S. Is. CoNDE, Engineer.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
cArAMnn
Ca..rha, peafassa Hay revsr-A New

Catarrhal DoNmess, Hay kcvSS-A WV
Ho,ns Treatment.
Christian Advocate.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these dissases arc contagious or that
they arc due to the presence Of living
parasites In the lining membrane Of tho
nose aud eustsch,Au tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this TO BE-
3 fact, aud the rcsult Of this discoysry 10
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 home BY the patient
once 10 two weeks.
n. B.-This treatment Il not q snull
or an ointment; both have bseu discarded
by reputable physicians Is injurious. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatment
10 sent irec on receipt Of stamp to pay
postage by A. H. DIXON & Sow, 337 and
$50 West King street. Toronto, Canada.
Sufferers from Cstarrhl troubles
should carefully read the above.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Tho meeting OF the Sons of the Rel
luton o. the Clayton House last nia)
was largely attended aud several u
members were added to the social
Milo w. Locke was elected Treaurl
and Rev. T. Gardner Littell chaplain
the association. 1t Wa decided 10 ha|
. public meeting In the near future 10 !
addressed by members OF the as.oclt
Of national prominence and Rev. Dr. u
tell. SpotSwood Garland, Esq, A.
woodma Peter b. Aysrs, and Milo
Locke were appointed n committee
make the arrangements. The meeu
adjourned until Monday evening ApI
7th.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

L general pur pose horse, At ren,- 10y
enable price. at the swan Hotel stsb!s., 4ta
and Shipley streets. for Two days. 3-s-al'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

EOK SALE.-A BEDROOM SUITE,
4 Just new, and cheap. Apply at VI, al
Orange street. 3-25-gt,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Persons who wish to dispose OF horses,
Asgous or harness at I.ichenbereer's frat
AAle must act promptly, as the entries
VII c.ose at IL m. on Saturday. Tie
lis, is being gradually filled MP and the
outlook Tor u good sale Ia ence ursging.
rhe first Of April falls on next Tuesday,
apd It is hoped that farmers, dealers and
pthers who may wish to purchase will bt
present.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

w ANTED. 3 YOUNG MEN BOARD.
West 18th street. 49,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
A Reasonable Reanest.

The letter carriers request ali persons
changing their residence to make the
fact known at the post office, either by
calling themselves or sending postal
cards, SO that there will not be any diff
Guilty about delivering their mail. Unless
this Is done, those who move will not
have anyone but themselves to blame II
sbey do not receive their mail promptly.
The came can be said in regard TO news
papers, as unless the carriers are notified
they may continue TO leave them at til.
ufual places.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
rnst Back Beer Of Tho season.

Jno. z. Donahoe, bother, SIT and $40
Orange street, wishes to inform his Gus
toners and the public generally that be
hAs just received an invoice of the cele-
bratei Bariholomsy Rochester Book
Beer, pronounced by connisieurs to be
khe fLest ever produced, and Is now
Seady to deliver all orders promptly,
fitber In bottles or bulk. Telephone call
No. 90.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
Fair Prices For Horses.

L. w. SudhAm g. Son, auct0n.s1
sold for Mr.. Zimmerman, ut the bi9
Horse, near Media, Pa. on Monl.h !
horses at prices ranging from Wv
S225. Several gentlemen FROM tils ely
wers present, and four OF them W.
among the purohassra Mr.. MhnsIia1
engaged Mr.. Stidham to 20 10 JolphVs|
Pa, towards the last OF April, aaa CA
sale OF horses for him Of that pa'@
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

bennington, March 2.-Hona
Adams, . stock dealer OF Georgesow
DEL, died suddenly on train lust WEI
Of this place last night. lie had bsen \
Texas and purchased . carload OF mulu(
and was on his way home when strlcssd
dying instantly. An Inquest was h'1
to-day, the jury rendering . verdict
death from heart trouble. He was MI
ried man, IS years Of age. His father
Joseph 7. Adams, Parliamentary Of ~
sex county. Tho body was FORWARDED
his relatives tonight.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

PAnIs, March ga young Partisan
artist, Jules Remand by name, has killed
himself in Agiers because. It IL alleged,
Amelia Rives Chanler Tilted him while
they were studying together In Paris.
Her rebuff failed to dAmpen his ardor.
He followed her to Algiers, renewed his
courtship and received his final congo
last Friday. Upon this he destroyed him
soif. leaving sensational letter asking
for sympathy.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

About O'Clock yes erday morning as
Harlan e. smith. a newsboy, was pass-
ing the segsr store Of George w. Nc
Kay, No. COS Jefferson street, he was at
tackled by n large dog belonging to the
proprietor, which bit him on the left
leg, severely decorating the Aesb.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Andrew Hance, formerly Of this city,
but who now resides with his daughter
near Booth's Corner, Pa, 10 confined to
his room by sickness and his decease 10
looked for In very short time. As he IL
In his 87th year and has boon an invalid
Tor long time. His brother Samuel,
the old exhor,er. continues quite well
although he has attained Ills 92d year,
and Is quite active and hopeful.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

A. II. Tyson will have a1 1,,' ,,ssl,r, nj
horses a. Chester, Pa, on iha a."aI w1|
eth inst. In the lot are @, sI eJa.t|
desirable roadsters and soott II, uns|
horses. A fine sorrel can paoa -. -" 10 ID
in 2.4O or better, while other ' w.bs, d
about three minutes. Siidhs,u IKE d
few of his friends to 20 up an'
look at them.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

WAsnfNGToN, March 24.-Ths House
Committee on Pensions to-day ordered
favorable reports on two bills. One 10 to
pension at IS month survivors of the
Indian wars and their widows. The
other includes Ia the Mexican Pention
Act men who served sixty days In the
war or were engaged In . battle and theil
widows,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
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Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

L. W. stidham II Son, auu"yyII NM
will sell for II. L. Roberts. , near :, .s.iul|
Green, Pa, tomorrow lm'u .ns,,x
afternoon, twenty-five choi:e h avsr ID
county COWS, 1875 pigs aaa o, II
chickens. The train whieh a s;,, NJ nd
B. q P. depot at one O'Clock W." a.,, n
81 FELTON, by q hack to convey paw
the slle.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

David A. Powell, 3i2 aud 500 Madison
street, is still ahead on fresh shad, her.
Eing, goldfish, paddock, lake pike. white
Asb, founders, yellow perch and oysters.
Delaware shad and herring received fresh
every day from our own nets. Delivered
10 oil parts Of the city Tree OF charge.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

We have about two thous-
and ladies' handkerchiefs in
all While and colored bord-
ers, hemstitched and embroi.
dered, In h ?. neat and novel
ideas so prevalent in mic
handkerchieis. They exceed
anything in fine handker.
chiefs it has been our good
fortune to offer our custom
ers, icing on an average over
thirty per cent. below real
value. w e have divided
them into two lofs merging
four prices In one-those we
sold for 124. I5' 10 and 30
cents are all reduced TO 10
cents-those we sold for Is,
%. 81 and 37s are all reduce
ed to IL cents.
There's a few left OF Wind.
sor silk ties, especially adap.
ted for ladies and children
all the Is cent. ones are re-.
duced to l8 cents-all the
so cent ones are reduced to
35 cents.
Our Market stree, wine ~
display of these great o.f-
gains in Handkerchief and
Ties will give a fair illustra'
ton OF qualities and styles
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

a f~,ran KuIrhts Teinplar.

Tho African Grand Commanda
the State OF Delaware Will, osa
week, embark In their Is. " o. G III
tered Al t525, for their thrse Z" ~
to Cytcne Conmapdery, hni.a a,m
plar, Pittsburg, Pa. They wllsNc'c
day end Q night In Washington y"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Newest sprIng styles, l ioItIsa cil
domestic cuttings and trouso,',.r "a will
and we will convince you . ,. paut. Il
cnt and make TO your measus IL % iOE
S3. 90, that other tailors ca ,f "a ',,t'sia:.
suits Si2. 90 up. Perfect Ut any, anu Iopdou
tion Guaranteed. Liverpool anu
Tailofs. No, 52l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
Washable Wall Paper,

that you can wash with soap aud water;
also large stock of wall paper, from
the cheapest to the fines, qualities. All
work done wien promised. II. ID Holt,
2l3 West Sesond street. Estimates given
with pleasure
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

DR.. simms white pulnoni' D 1850
Tho Grippe Is over, but Lung HI. psl.sa
are as prevalent as ever. ARE tsros4
cures every time coughs, s - ,c.ousuur
Group, etc. and really piey ,S .y drussi's
tIou. 30 cent? and 81. sou a =,
dsnot Fourth aud King0streee.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

BRIpGLToN, March "A. John Hartman.
colored, who WAS o > OF the thirty I0ur
pardoned from the State prison this
month, severely beat his wife at their
home, near this city, few days ago,
while drunk, aud 1t is feared that the
sight OF one OF her eyes 10 seriously iu-
iured
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

A literary entertainment will be given
this evening at tho Second Baptist Church
BY the Christian Endeavor Society. There
will not be any admission charged, and
the exercises will be entitled, IAN Even
ing With Tennyson. The public are 10.
vited to attend,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Correapsndenss Of the REPUBLICAN,.
BETHEL, DEL, March 24.-Siuco sent
you tho postal on Saturday II Is reported
that Capt. Moore, Of the oyster sloop Of
Elliot's Island, has returned to Cam
bridge, and the young men, Hastings
and johnson, will be released. The man
they found at Oxford wss not Captain
Moore. Hope this Is true. II 90 It 10
good news to all. OCCASIONAL
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

II you want reliable glasses 20 to Prof.
Well. He is scientific, he cells At low
figure, he does not affiliate with the doc
tors, he manufactures his own specs, he
has all the experience Of 80 year,, and
examines your eyes free, and you will
save money. 305 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Miss Jennie Lank, residing with her
brother-in-.aw, A. d. Vernon. ON the
Kennett pike, beyond the city limits, was
very pleasantly surprised by her many
young friends last evening, tho occasion
Of her fifteenth birthday. Refreshments
were served in abundance and the
preaopts were numerous
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
Win. O'GonnOr.

Merchant tailor. No. 6l5X Market street,
psoond door. A full line Of spring goods
70 select from. Fit and workmanship
guaranteed AZ No. Gl5H Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
ma ConyInced

That the moderate use o. ss" vyb Pla
harms no man. Five p. n,ng Tobse@ |
TOBACCO 10 the very best Che"''s
made. Ask for It.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

! The 1rst thing you want altar you
move 10 window SHADES. Leave your
Syder early with Jos. IL. Greenmau 8;
Dos. At King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Mayor Harrington aud wife have 10.
turned from their trip to the adirondack
mountains greatly improved In health.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Jones, wall paper, Mt the old stand. ~.
Market street. Latest designs Worl
done at short potsce.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Tho Salvation Army ~ ,buresr buls
its old quarters in the hAl hn,Idiuz y y
ing into the Mccullough ,h and Wsu"
north west corner Of biisn
ktrtets.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

The w. C. t. U. OF Newport, Del,
kil give supper in their reading room !.
9asurday, March 10th, from to 10
Roleek p. N. rs cents admission.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

) Temple Lodge. No. l41, Of the Order
Il Tonti, will meet in regular session
his (Tussdsy) evening At 8 o'cloeS, at
ia Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

The members of the Rodney Street
Sunday school will meet this Tuesday,
evening AZ 7.S0 O'Clock {, practice over
tho music for their Easter entertain.
meat.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

to =. J. Meredith & Co., s. W. cor. Third
and Jefferson streets, Tor clover honey,
broken, only Ia. ID.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
I Am

ready with the latest novelties, color and
styles Of wall papcr and window shades.
A. b. Jones, 422 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Skim milk at Tatnall's Creamery.
Wholesale, 10. per qt. Retail, Sc. or
ats. for &c.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
MARRIED.

LITTLE-THoMPso Thursday,
March %, 1890, mt Wilmington, Del,
George W. Little and Florence N.
Thompson, by Rev. Julius Dodd.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Walt for me, am coming. N. Meyera,
Cnc.Pf.ce Oiothisr, 400 MARKET Asrssf.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

| Undertaken Removal.
Undertaken James J. Fox bss removed
10 No. l02 West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

for 70 cabinet photographs and one 1920
crayon portrait at Cumming gallery,
S02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

:, -. h,wk. and bl0Wi ,nI
disgusting everybody ous
Catarrh Remedy.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Great Reduction in winter unlerwes
at T. A. Shannon, 3O5 West secoul
street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25
See the Latos'

novelties /. wall decorations sas don. ria
No. l22 Market street. w"
despatch.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

, -Four milk, suitable for pig feed. Tat
aAlps Creamery.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

Crayon Portraits
For $500 are still being made at Cum
mings' gallery, 800 Market etrest.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-25

EOR SALE.-ONE PAIR OF a..
i gopd work mulrs one insre with .lsSI.
toni, one cool var Old family horse ~
MhCKLGSl, Western Hotel. an AMI Orange
streets. 3-g,-5t