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Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Cleveland Has Rheumatism,

BUFFALO, May 6.-Grover Cleveland
was expected to come to Buffalo to at
tend the funeral of his uncle, the Hon.
Lewis II. Allen, this afternoon. Mr.
Allen was nononxsnarian and while b,
supported MIR. Cleveland when he raI
Tor Governor. opposed him for President
A telegram was sent to Mr.. Cleveland
inviting him TO came to the funeral
Henry E. Perrine, his father in-law, OK
pectsd the ex. President and his wife OF
the train reaching here at 6.15 thi
morning. Friends were at tho depot &c
meet them, but they were disappointed
Later Mr.. Perrine received this message
II hays the rheumatism and docto
says must not start.
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Terra Gotta Retired.

A Nashville dispatch says: "The great
race-horse Terra Gotta was shipped 10
Lexington Sunday to 60 in the stud, he
being hopelesaly broken down. Terra
Gotta has been one OF tho greatest as we'll
NJ one of tho most unlucky horses OF the
last decade. Twice he was beaten tor
tho Suburban Handicap BY merely a
scratch, while he should also have won
the American Derby at Chicago. siill,
during his career, he made a brilliant
record. His winnings amounted to .
total of $5l, ,735, he finishing first past the
winning line In twenty-five races.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Arrested on u Scriou, Charge.

MEDIA, Pa, May 5.-Joseps Rob-.
stone mason. residing at Glen Mills, wi
arrested while st work in Media to.daj
charged with being the man who droa
five pistol shots st the trainmen on 'ht
midnight train at Glen Mills oa s.tur1
day. Special Ofiicer Ottry, oil the teun1
sylvania Railroad Station at MedlA,
received information this morning that
Robb was tho man who did the shooting
and arrested him while he was at work
for Alonzo Baker In East Media. III
wss bound over for 9 hearing on the
charge before Justice Dickson TO NOR
row, his employer becoming bis security
Robb claims to be innocent Of the charge
Of firing the shots.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
FOURTH EDITION
4 Trio Of Chestnuts.


This mcrning Isaac Hayden. ono Of the
ehestn1tA Of police court, was arraigned
osforo Judge Dali, charged with drunk
onnsss. Odicsr Weldin who made the
arrest tsstiaed that he found him on
Front street last evening very drunk, in'
sultiug everyone that passed BY. The
judge imposed . fne OF Is and costs,
which 10 1sAac'6 case mesns forty days
New Castle jaiL
Petss Doughssty was No. .. and hs
was also charged with being drunk. A
lew days since Peter WAS before the
Court, when the Judge let him on on his
promise to do better. This promise be
did mot keep. - he WAS drunk last night
In front OF the City Hall, and Ohicer
Evans WAS obliged to lock him up.
Whom Judge Ball reminded him Of h's
promise, be said that he had done the
best be could. and WAS sentenced 70 hand
over elO and oosts or board sixty days at
the expense Of the taxpAyerA
Tillie Hamilton, coIored, was chestnut
No 3, and Of{lcer Weldin, who arrested
her, testified that hs fonud her about II
O'Clock last night at Warnsr's wharf,
with . number OF colored men. He
ordered her TO 10 home, and ~ be AFTER
waids found her at Front and Poplar
streets, very drunk and inclined to make
. disturbance, he took her to the ball.
She was sentenced to pay fne Of $40
and coats, which means snothsr boArdsr
at the Hotel Allen, New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Casualties In phiiadeipn,a.

rHiLADELpalA, May G.-The deat
body OF an unknown man, about 81
years old. was found In the Schuylkill
river yesterday, near Girard aveaue
bridge.
Emanuel Schrack fell from a wharf at
Cooper's creek, Camden, yesterday, aud
MES drowned.
Charles skerratt, 80 years o!d. fell into
lie schuylSill river yesterday, at Race
hifeet, and was drowned.
George Warwick, 80 years old, was
rnn over and killed yesterday by cable
car at Seventh aud South str iets.
Charles T. Isthardlng, brakeman on
sae Philade ph!a and Reading Railroad,
living in this city, was probably fatally
1jored at Trenton yesterday by being
inn over by a car.
| Mrs. Eliza Fcgal, her son, her sister
and visitor became i'll after eating
canned peas. The sickness Is attributed
70 metallic poisoning. All are recover
sag.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
sheriff sslos,

sheriff Allen sold at the Court House
THE afternoon the property Of William
Conner, on Tenth street near Bennett, to
J. Ernest Smith, attorney, for 5000.
Property on Ls Motto street, Brandy
wine Village, belonging to VIM. Conner
to J. Ernest Smith, attorney, for $3.50.
Three frame houses on Fourteenth
street, over Eleventh street bridge, be-
longing to VIM. Conner, to j. Ernes,
Smith, attorney, for S2725.
Half interest in q lot on jackson
street, belonging to VIM. Conner, to J.
Ernest Smith, attorney, for $40.
Two lots At Elsmere. belonging "a
Robert Herr. to j. Ernest Smith, sttor-
ney, for $500
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Rsstrictlon Of Immigration.

MI. Powderly advocates restriction Of
Immigration. We have enough people
In this country now, he thinks, II the
welfare of those already bore 10 . thing
to be considered. As many As Z, 800, 900
immigrants have come 70 US iu the last
twenty years. The newcomers are
pushing those here befo 70 them to the
wall. They d.splacs mechs MICS that
were born hero and prevent our young
men from learning their fathers trades.
They do not, 1t SCENE, 20 into the coun-
try to work for our Impoverished farmers
at cheap rates, but gather In our cities.
Their competition tends constantly, in
MI. Powderly's view, to reduce wages.
Their presence undoubtedly adds to the
difficulty the patriotic native has to face.
In politics they are after five years .
force which unscrupulous demagogues
and vote-buyers organize for corrupt
purposes. Ignorant Of our political con-
stitut!on, Indifferent to the traditions Of
the fathers, needy and self seeking, they
constitute dead weight upon our social
structure They are constantly bearing
Us down to the level of the peoples OF
the old world. The remedy, 1t seems,
in Mr.. Powderly's opinion, Is to shut our
doors.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Japanese Tea,

The Epworth League OF the Union NJ.
= Church will give musical and liter
ary entertainment, in the Crosby q Hill
budding, on Saturday evening, May 10Th.
Tho committee OF arrangements are E.
A. Watson, q. E. stensie, Z. q. Sayille
and b. T. Hansell, aud no pains will be
Aps cd 10 make the occasion Interesting
sad beneficial. The pun pose of the tea
u 70 furnish funds for recarpeting the
nsoday school room OF the church aud
70 aid In this purpose all admission fee O
ID cents will be charged.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
THIRD EDITION
City Jotti,,cs,


Tho Afrc-American League. a national
organization among the colored people,
70 look after their rights 10 succeeding
excellent IN Wilmington, there will be Z
gexane formed over Eleventh street
Ibrhlsstn Thursday eve. The organ'za
etiOn q well understood by tho people IN
: general and has large following Mes rs
Bnyrd md Rrinckiy are wile-Awakt
y tho league business. All memberi
sre irvited to attend st. James Churct
un Thursday eve.
The kindergarten school under the
control Of Mlss Grinnage will have an
entertainment on Thursday evening.
Miss Irinnsge certainly deserves the
patronage Of the public IN hcr efforts, a
she Is the only lady that has made sac
ssficc to try aud make our children what
shey should be. Mothers should not be
Hastaken In starting their children in
aife, and should give this young lady all
The encouragement possible, remem bcr-
ins that theii children have three sourths
the difference by kcing started right, IA d
anny never go wrong. The lady Is we'll
eiucated, and 1, especially adapted to
children. Prof. j. Anderson will play
tor the entertainment.
Hsrding's Cornet Band will celebrate
their ninth anniversary on the 18th Inst,
o. which time the Liberty Cornet Band
will be In atteD dance.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Ssnrders of West Chester
j. the gnest Of MIR. W. r. Hili, our euter-
prisng bricklayer AID plasterer. She will
Semain here week.
Miss Dorm is one OF the finest musicians
In West Chester.
Henri Strange, the great slocutiouist,
will be at the A. U. NJ. P. Church on
4hursday evening, supported by q good
concert Company. Don't fail to hear
him. He ls immense.
Tho elito OF the race had a private en-
tertainment At Fourth aud French streets
last evening. They were all men Of
means, and the dresses OF the ladies aud
,hs menu Of the table beggars descrlp-
ton.
Prof. D. d. sLarper's dancing school
will be cost'nucd every Thuisd.y even
avg.
Chase and Chppcy are succeeding
nicely tor young men.
Mr. Z. Williams has started an Ice
cream saloon on DUPONT street.
Mr.. M. 7. Sterling enjoys the notoriety
of plaJing . great many selections from
t'ie oratorio Of Messiah" He 10 the
only musician OF the race that l have
hestd play the "Haleluiah Chorus'
satisisc orily. 1t ,s very difficult, aud
II tskes weil-trained musician to plsy it.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Church Extension.

BALTIMORE, May 8.-Blshop Joyce de-
livered an address before tho Methodist
Episcopal Ministers here, yesterday, on
..Church Extension" He said that the
most needy points just now are the
South and Northwest. 1t is impossible
for man with money to sustain proper
relations with God without helping Oh
tho great enterprise dedicated to His
service. Methodism Is q connectioual
church, but In some instances she Is
growing 10 be congregational. On this
round globe there ought to be but one
form of worship. Christianity Is Tor ths
| masses.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
In Darkest Afr,ca

John G. Bryant has secured the agency
for this State, of Henry M. stanleyis
new work, entitled "Iu Darkest Africa, :"
published by scribner 4 Sons, and Is
now canvassing for subscribers for the
same. IL Is III two volumes OF 500 pages
eseh, aud is profusely illustrated. Mr.
y. 10 a pushing canvasser and considering
the merhs OF tho work expects TO put
about l0UO copies into our city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
New Paint Store.

James NJ. Bryan has opened a new
paint store at No. lo7 West Eighth street.
and is prepared to sell ready mixed and
other paints, as well as oils, giass, putty
brushes, varnishes, &c., at lowest n srke
rates. There lie considerable competition
among the dealers in our city, but as The
hnes are being extended, new house.
being erected, and the population in
ereasing, there may be room ior another
hand 10 make good trade and lay BY
something Tor rainy day.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
THIRD
COM BINATION
SALE
& & & & &
OF HORSES
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
Richenberger's 8azar.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
ON WEDNESDAY,
MAY 7Th, 1890.
Ind Io o,clock. a. m.


No. 1-Sorrel horse years old lbL hands
high, kind in nll harness and II good
No. a-Black horse, 8 years old, 15x
hanlls high. kind in all harness and Il
good worker.
No. Shay horse, years old. 10 hands
high, sound and kind d,weighs l40o pounds,
| u good worker.
hands high. kind in all harness, safe for
any ono to drive and good saddler.
No. Shay mare. years old, l51a hands
| high. sound and kind. good driver.
high, sound and kind. fearles OF steam
and all objects. roads II miles an hour.
No 7--Bay mare. years old. l5la hands
high, sound and kind, snfo for any ono
| to drive. has paced In 2.4D.
No. S-Sorrol stallion, years old. 49,
hands high. sound aud kind, bred by
Royal George. n sure foal getter.
No. 9-Brown mare, 8 years old, 15ls
| hands high, Patehen stock, can drive IL
| miles an hour.
No. lo--Bay mare. . years old. l51S hands
high,n good family mare, has been driven
No. ll-Bay mare . years old. l6 hands
mare.
No. l2-Black horse, years old, 10
hands high, sound and kind, fearless OF
steam. will road u miles an hour.
No; l3-brown horse, years old, 10
hands high, sound and kind and fearless
of steam. good action and u great road
ster.
No. 14-Gray horse 9 years old, l51
hands high, a good worker, kind in all
harness; weighs l400 pounds.
No. l5-Roan mare, years old, 1877
hands high, sound and kind, very cheer.
! ful driver, fearless of all objects, and
can be driven by lady; she Is good
pole mare, never been handled for
speed, but owner thinks she can trot
close to $50.
No. l6--John W.. bay Hambletonian
horse, byears old In June, 49, hands
: high, sound and kind In all harness, fine
? roadster; he is the making of a trotter
. Owner selling him for want OF use
i Special warrantee.
!, No. 7-RoAn mare, 8 years old, ISL hand
high; has to be sold on account Of settling III
an estate.
No. IS sorrel herse, 10 hands high, o year
old kind In all harnass, and good worker
can't hitch him wrong. Also one coyere,
wagon.
q No. io-Gray horse. 10 hands high, o year
: old; kind in all harness; can't hitch hin
| wrong; n good worker.
No. D-Sorrel horse, years old, 10 hand
!. high; kind In all harness.; sound with the ex
h cep Ion Of being u little OIL In front. Owne
= | thinks he can trot In minutes or better.
No postponement on account of weather
l
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Sgspension and Resumption

NoRRisrowN. Pa, May 6.-The Mont.
gomery Insurance. Trust and Safe De-
posi-. Company in Norristown, Pa, sus.
pended payment yesterday morning, bu,
In the afternoon payment was resumed
All demands were met OF the Mont
gomery National Bank. A member o
the Slingluti family declares that they
will be responsible for every loss to out
side parties from William r. slingluif,l
flnanciering.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
siIcott l,ocated.

A dispatch from West Union, ont.,
states that 1t has at last beon deiinilely
ascsrtained that G. Z. Silcott, The ue
faulting cashier of SerseAnt.at' arm,
Leedom's 3 Office, has been = residens !, ~
the Isle OF Wight (England) since u.
mysterious disappssrance from Nes
York last winter. II 10 Also stated Iva
Mira. 6ilcott sailed from Baltimore seSefs =
months ago, aud 10 now with her nus
band,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
snoossaeu, F,sherrnsn,

Sergeant Tucker and several frlends
spcnt . part Of yesterday 1shing on the
Delaware river. They had excellent luct
and came homo loaded with ahsd, which
they distributsd among their frienda A
representative of the REPUBLICAN Il
under obligations to the sergeant for Z
fine seven pounder, which was certainly
delicious
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
e@--
Tho Right Man In tho Right Place,

MIR. stansbury Murray. Jr., says Mr.
John Gray has accepted the captain.hip
OF the Jonn "A. Warner, which, during
the summer months, ruus excursions
between Philadelphia and Sea Breeze,
N. j. Captain Gray has some valuable
experience OF twenty-five years on differ
ent boats. He Is o capable and worthy
have selected q superior OH ser calculated
to give better satisfaction. The captain
took charge May LIST. His many friend
wish him much success.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Killed by tho Cars.

ROCHESTER, May 5.-NathAniel West
cott, OF Bridgeton, N, j., agent for a
Philadelphia fruit tree firm, was killed
here til afternoon while waking ON the
Fort Wayne track. lie crossed to the
west-bound track to avoid an approach.
ing freight and was struck by passenger
train and his skull crushed. His rem aims
were taken TO an undeltaker's snd bis
employers were notified.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Tor SAFE Cheap.

I have lot 40 hy 1902 feet over Third
strest bridge which will sell cheap II
disposed Of before Saturday Of tbs week.
Little cash required. You can build 8
frames or brIcks on the site which will
reut ~ soon a the roofs arg on them.
Apply to w. Scott Vernon. this once, I'd
floor. or N23 Jackson strest.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Evening win the Poets

There will be a BIRTHDAY Party" and
can EyeniDg With the Poelsp this
(Tuesday) evening at the Delaware
Avenue BAPTIST Church. The admission
will be an envelope containing a penny
for lch year OF the donors life aud =
ycrse iron, . peat. There vii be good
n.a.ic.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
A Malicious Report.

Enemies OF William Simmons, .us
candidate for the Republican nomina.los s"'
for sheriff, have bsen circulating ,ne ~.
port at Hocksssin and elsewhere ina. ~
has Withdrawn, but Auch 10 not the caso; ~ =:
as he Is In the field to stay. and wnesao, ao,
nominated or not, will. - he has slWaJ. y.
done in the past, do everything ~ ,o, na =
power for the success Of the kepupi'es'
ticket.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

did ISaiinhIn

David A. Powell, 3ia and 500 Madison
street, is still ahead on fresh shad, her
ring, Goldfish, haddock, lake pike, white
iish, founders, yellow perch and oysters.
Delaware shad and herring received fresh
every day from our own nets. Delivered
to all parts Of the city free OF charge.
Open every night until 8 o'clock, Satur.
day 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
sI,or,n-s Sales.

At Newport. Saturday altern Don, sher-
III Allsn sold the farm Of Thomss M.
4 Robinson, deceased, near Huckessin, to
Philip Chand ,er, for t2,750; also, ut the
same time and place, a two story brick
house aad lot in HockessIn, belonging
10 Columbus Smith, to Lilburne Chan.
dler, Esq, for 5000.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
IeTspilal.

Z. z. Zimmerman, cashier OF Wood
man Llpsesd Oil W orks Of Omaha, Neb.
and 6eorge L. Zimmerman, general book.
keeper OF the Nebraska National Banh
Of Omaha, Neb., are visiting theii
parentA Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Mmmer
man. No. 907 Gilpin avenue, this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Finest family groceries and extensive
iresd stock IN great variety. Mrs. II. j.
Me- auiley, No 40 K. Second street, She
also has RheumatisE Medicine by n
regular physician HAT tAa aeY,r istlrd
to cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Electric stova po,,sI,.

This is an excellent article for polish.
Ing stoves aud other kitchen utensils. II
comes In email, solid packages, neatly
put up and ready for use. 1t producer
no dust or dirt, and ladies who have tried
1T say it 10 first-class article. 1t Is sold
by all groccrs at reasonable price.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
FAITH! FAME!.

Ours is the house which has gained both custom and
prosperity. The principle o our business is to make all
the new trade but also keep the old. The
we keep our custom is because sell much and
afford to sell with small profs We bought the Spring
stock in such large quantities and the Summer 50 near
going clear all Of the stock at almost one
halt value SO there compete with in prct
and quality in the goods will turn out Tomorrow
Wednesday, at the Boston Branch Shoe House, 223
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
A Gold Watch.

You cannot make a mistake If ed
buy Durstein's popular cigars. Remeu
Der you get certificate with each bo
which Is good for gold or silver watc
Wholesale and retail. Durstein
popular tobacconlst, No. De. secori
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Measles aud its cough are quicau
culed by using simms' Cough oStugI
Mothers, use It. Contains no opium ~ :,
ways safe. The genuine sells o. soc' ~. =.
all druggists. Depot. 9th and hlhs ss~
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
A H;iI,py Man!

Harry ]. stoeckle, of the firm o, Joseph
Sto?ckle u Sou, brewers, Is one Of the
happ'est men in the city, aud liz receiving
the congratulations of his many friends.
Cause: His wife presented him with 4
fine daughter Oh Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Death Of y Young Lady.

Miss May Pickering, a niece of D. p.
). Nichols, who formerly resided at Cen.
.reviile, obristiana huudred, died at the
residence Of her mother In Philadelphia
On Sunday. Her remalus will be in
TERED tomorrow,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
The Fish Market.

Powell has on his stall in the Third
street market, iiue lot of shad. herring,
pine hsl, halibot, uJnt, seaaass, por.
slsk, bttler nah aud iine rock. Those
who want first ioice should call earl,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
I.a,Ilaa,

fine patent leather Oxfords, fine kid
patent tip Oxiords. fine kid Oxforis.
Prices always the lowest At Babcock's
No. 2o6 Market street, above Second.
east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Election of Trustees,

The following trustees we're elected by
the First NJ. P. Church last evening to
serve during the ensuing year: Jesse
khinoheart, John Gray, J. w. Dali, VIM.
Norris. Joseph Cash, Thaddeus Phillips,
Stephen Stewart.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Afaat and Frnit

Mr.. WIN p. Aorslsnd, Of a07 King
street, for meats. and Filth and King
streets Tor fruits, inserts his advertise
ment to day. We ars glad TO wltusss
the business growth aud prosperity Of
our pleasant neighbor.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
George white.

contractor for hauling by the day or hour
safes and pianos moved and set W !th care;
furniture cars at short notice; hoisting
and rigging done. Office, No. 1893 French
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Handsome Paper HaDyings
At prices as low 40 the lowest for 1pt-
class work. Make your selection and
have work done BY experienced work.
men. Jones, No. 422 Market Atreet. I
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Continued Untii To- o-,lorro,y

Frank jackson, colored, who is we il
known to the police, was charged before
udGe Ball this morning with disorderiy
conducf, but as he said that his witnesses
were not present the case Was continued
until Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Destroyed BY Fire.

TIE celebrated 8 B. B. B. cigar, manu-.
factured sy II. +. Bourbon Il Bro, No.
$40 West Second :.reet Sold at all the
leading hotels aud cigar stored. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Choice fresh creamery print butter, 20
and % cents . pound, at X. T. Garey's,
3ll King ST. Get.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
state OF Tnermoune,sr
The W Gather.

Tomorrow promises to BIO no@
cloudy TO clearing, aud rather coo'e.
Thursday fair to slightly cloudy auu
warmer growing weather.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

16x2o crayon portrait with one dozen
cabinet photographs for $500 arc still
being made at Hollands gallery, 307
Market street,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Stock Taking

VIII reduce sll odds eud ends at .
great sacrifice alter this day. VIII let
you know the prices Of them next FRI
Aay. N. Meyers, Ono Price Clothing
Aeuse, 406 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
He Had "A FIT

st the Liverpool and London tailors, 52l
MARKET street. Pants made to order.
ea.oo, fi.0o, S5 Suits from Si2.0O up'
Guaranteed all wool.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
NOW In Your C,,nnca,

T. A. Shannon has just received = fine
Ire Of gents flannel shirts at the lowest
prices, 3O5 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Lateat st,leA

: 4 complete assortn ent of gsntlems en- .
eola and gold-plated watch chains and
1Aarms At Aillsrl 7. Davis, No. 9 East
oecond street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Ladiss' aud childrsn's undsrclo.nspu,3S III
and night dressea. j. e. eooy, No'
King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
I)r SHINING Eve C,uro-

Tho great preserver Of the eye sight
aud curer Of all diseases and weakness
25 and 90 cents. Fourth and King
streets. A thousand testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Fresh creamery print butter. whoIT. a,.
sale and retail, 1t Il. r. dareys, oN
King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

The best tintype made in the cltyis o
Cummings, gallery, 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Maternity patients admitted tree ~ .nS smi
Homeopathic Hospital, Vsuburen NV
Shailcross avenue.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Lady waitsrs, ladies' tables, oc; =, II
cream, lunch. Holt q Earle, y. An
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

- stylish oustom-made pants at 81. 90,
a.00, $500. Liverpool q London Nj r.
ohant TAilors, 52l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Fine Russot

Goat and kid OEiords for ladies, misses
and children. Prices very low at Bah.
cocks, 206 Market street, above Second,
east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

"ANTED.-A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general lonsewurk, in small FAINT
". 20 go nome Mt nights. Apply at SIG
-'ohioc stfeet. niS-2t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Harness repaired promptly at Perkins'
1Ol ". Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Crayon Portraits

to $500 are still being made at Cum,
Mings' gallery, 3o2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

For Cleanius siiyerwarc.
Ispinn s Relueent, unequalled, 25c. per
bottle, AT Millarj + Davis, No, last
Second street,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

IINua SALE.-i0f WALNUT STREET. 8
~ story brick house in nice order. IL
sold soon will make it Ia bargain either
office. ln5.6tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Harness, robes and whips at Perkins'
No. 10l West Zig hth street.