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Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
FIFTH EDITTd
no 'he Road COmmIsS;-
Christian Hn-~OAea

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rs5 sSESTaEMEs;-we nCraI, r. Z, the uOS.,. os,
specially Gail your attsnt,ud Mt,undrsl
.o;i,1S9wsiDg ,.,;,S w, g,p petition, trusting H.!
WI VIII ~ kindly notice 1t, aud tsha 'asI ~
tion In the matter as o Won '~ae sud
ty. VI 'ne CONT
Having for . long time sal. a.
OF having the pubic road ,U,s ra.s me
the Barley Mil along The tRppa.tst Rpa.l :
to the New Bridge, we have tsSal sa,c
fed to see that the Road U co1,lt lelt
we're taking the matter in ilS1 hn
the prospects were good that nanV ~
time q good road would "a ~ ~
Contrary to our expectations ~" g
tnat the material used for tbs
as are made at present Is to tus n"
q nuisance than a benefit. and NJ
compelled to respectfully S rson|
you gentlemen that If sucb b'.SG nm
possible, the yellow dirt 40 y, \
strewn on the road bed, be- "a RAM.
at least that no more Of i viii I !,
in completing the job, Will
We appreciate the good Will
Road Commissioners, and ' shn,
gentlemen for your endeaVOr' I'M Il
ing tie road, trusting that nh. ~
matter is thus politel ' presentad sIe
notice, you will kindly ssa ~
less yellow dirt is used by yoUr !
ees In repairing the road. WV
spectfully, Francis G. DUPONT
Gentieu, Joseph Knox, R, HRI
Grier, Geo. Miller, James A
John f. Reed, T. H. Work, = RI
Watson, W. Il. Miller n
kra use, John Doughertv,
W edery, VIM. Brooks, Neal al
John McKenna, Felic FlaDaoan
Burns, Charles Gibbons, Jo5
Laughlin, John Wier, William
Patrick McDermott, John 4
Geo, 4. hathewson, Tim Gallsu
H. Thompson, Anthony DOM
Joseph Heokerdorr, John r
J. Donahue, 8. Choirner, VIM.
Alex Bensley, Joseph Copsono
Dougherty, Thomas Haley, WI
bel, James McAtoo, Thomas
Jacques Seltz, James HOrtv. n.
Comedy, VIM. E. Krst6sr
Walker, John GIBBONS, LouIs
Samuel Frizzell, Daniel Fisher
Haggerty, Richard Haranapb,
Farran, Laurent Choimer, VIM
Edward Collision, Thomas CirIer
Ward, Henry IL. Murphsv,
Foster, John W. Wooters'
Lucy, Edward Doughprty, i
Dougherty, Anthony McGsrysy
Holland, Edward Beacon,
Flanagan, James Fleming, Ged
Lytle, Robert McGayvey,
McGarvey, Thos. Smith, Moses
bell, Michael Dousherty, Jr,.
Abraham, Harry W. Gregg,
Conway, Daniel Clover, james
kins, James Toner, MCha.l ii
A. U. Overdeer, Frank HarkiD1
Boisson, Thomas Kane, Thorn
ley, james Dolan, Patrick Dali
Donahoe, William Haley, b
Bond, William Wilson, David
art, II. s. Latham, Thomas Dou
B. +. Sheppard, Thos. j. StirllI
M. Smyth, Milton W. johnson,
w. Thompson, VIM. +. vi
Frank Applegate, etc.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
RRGIsTRR's OVvIOR,

REGISTBR'B UBVICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Aug. rs, 1882.
Upon tho application Of David b. Curlett,
Executor Of Margaret Curlett, late Of VIII
midgtOn Hd,, in said county, deceased, 1t Is
ordered and directed by the Register that tho
Executor aforesaid give notice OF granting
OF Letters Testamentary upon .the estate OF
the deceased, with the date OF granting there,
Of, by causing advertisements to be posted
within 40 days from the date Of such Letters
In six of the most public places Of the County
of New CASTLE, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present the
sane, or abide by an Act Of Assembly IN
such case made and provided; and alto cause
the same to be inserted within the same perl
rod In the DRLAwARs REPUBLICAN,, a news j.
paper published in Wilmington and to DO
continued therein three weeks, (e.o-d
~, Given under the hand and seAI OF
Ills. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
'~o~~D Wilmington, in New Castle COUNTY :
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. q. BIGGS, Register.
NoTIoR. ALI pBrsons having claims agsipes
the estate Of the deceased must pre5eEs the
same duly attested to the executor on
or before Aug 29th, A.. d., 1888, or abide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided. DAVID B gu hLEII,
Address-W Wilmington, Della ware.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
EIectIOu of ON GERS.

Last evening the following officers OF
the Shields Library Association were
elected
President-John j. Mullin.
Vice. resident-Michael j. McGrath,
Corresponding Secretary-Harry P.
McCloskey.
Recording Secretary - Martin j.
Mealey.
Financial Secretary-P. j. Cunning
ham.
Treasurer-DaLiel W. Mullin.
Librarian-FrankP Phelan.
Assistant Iibrarian-Thomas kelle.
her
Board of Directors-E. j. Hayes, JOS
eph M. Wal5erg. Thomas j. Farley,
William B. Mccormick, Joseph Gilkey.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
Tho German Festival.

The committee of arrangements OF
the German festival, that Is proposed
to be held in Scheutzer Park on the
18th and 10Th OF the present month, for
the benefit of the German American
school, held meeting last evening,
The Secretary reported that he had ex'
tended invitations to Mayor Wales, the
City Council and Board of Education.
The ceremonies include parade, In
which the Turner society will partici-
pate. The full programe' Of the exer-
cises will bo made public in few days
1t is expected that there will be o large
number of visitors from Philadelphia
New York and other cities.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
RYoks OutAgGin'

About 4 o'clock this morning.
at Persons sash factory \ u
again, hut was extiDga1's'leu u 4 ! Y,
geant Sova aud Officer OSDgln Jla :,
BY several memJero Of lns i,.,l ! az ~
Company, without sounding . ~ ~
Yesterday the charred SaSn a,S ~
with a lot of other dSmss7a s ~
we're bought by Peter F9tu, . TO- ~ :,
requested the officers to . so,,t LeSp Z I
it during the night. Aeous s"T,
this morning, Sergeant ooVG ,r,tl
fire starting up again, anu Tos' T,s'
Osborn ran to the Fame Nv nus
and waking up some OF Sno Sncti,
they assisted in getting o. 'tUsl tSs
of hose to the place, whon oh SH' 4
extinguished without muOH
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
off for Norfolk. Va.

Among the delegates, to the General
Conference of the African Union M etho
dist Protestant church, which con
venes in Norfolk, Va, tomorrow MORN
ing, is the following from this city. who
start for Norfolk to-day Revs. Daniel
Russell, g. V. Peterson, Peter Chip.
pey, Robert Lewis, Joseph Price and
William Fl. Furrow.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
He'd for Court.

George Abbott, of Philadelphia, has
been held by the Coroner's jury in that
city to answer the charge OF infanticide,
in choking his step daughter Maggie
Grouse TO death, last Saturday night.
The prisoner who has been on pro-
longed drunk, was present at the in
quest, but did not seem to realize his
position. 1t was shown by the witnesses
that he endeavored to kill the child a
week previous to this occurrence and
on Saturday night when he committed
the fatal act he was heard to say that
she sho.ld have been dead year ago.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
The New Line of Telegraph.

The new telegraph line that is being
constructed between Baltimore and
New York, is being rapidly pushed
ahead. The line is being constructed
by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany and it is expected that it will be
com pleted and ready for use by the
1st of October. 1t is not yet decided at
what point it will enter this city, but it
Is knswn that it will GENE by way of
EIkton and Newark. This line will
compete with the Western Union, and
there is no doubt but what it will have
the effect of greatly cutting the rates
of that company.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
MOrrisOn's Speech .

Congressman Morrison made spec ch
to the Democratic Convention in Illinois
which renominated him, in which he
took occasion deride the prohibitory
movement. He seemed to think that
prohibition would be a bad thing for
the State, as it makes about 10000, ,OOC
gallons of alcohol annually, and nearly
l, ,O0O, 900 barrels of beer, and In the
manufacture of these products con-
sumes about 10, 900, 900 bushels of grain.
or the yield of 100000 acres of land
He argued that it was more profitable
to sell whiskey than corn.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
Attractions Horse

About II. 80 o'clock this morning, as
a driver for 0. +. Rennett, grocer and
coal dealer, over Elevepth street bridge,
attempted to back his wagon to the
curb, on King street above Third, his
horse refused to back and commenced
to raer up in the shafts and tell to the
ground. 1t was some time before the
horse was gotten to his feet and quite q
crowd congregated. Beyond the up
setting Of some cabbage and slight in.
Jury to the harness no damage was
done.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
nn,ttuR Well.

John Field, the boy that hst.~sd wa
by a colored boy last a0 Sa'p,I1 n
Eleventh street bridge mas nas NJ, ID
covered. The wound "~G y od In
rious as at first thought, ~ sliT aT1e u l
so more the boy WILL VII, j., "o oo ,oTed @
to bis business. The Go cG'TseT Sseu
did the cutting mas n.y. Ts o has
yet, and it is thought D' -
citV.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
n.nV,ans Cent

At the session Of the IT, OIPH1I3I 3 N
held yesterday, the ~ salss anS e Gsol d
is is were weus confirmed by ycJus. JudsS oF Y {
the afternoon the ,, Uo" noo,Ior s.
Convened, con with Oh b, a1ceitUa nee bench
and Judge Wales noS Oh S"U "wUarked
are a number of cases iD"
gument. ]
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
Peach Shipments.

The following is a summary of the
peach shipments over the Delaware Di-
vision of the p, W. g. B. Railroad o.
Monday Jersey City, SO cars Bos'
ton, 81 Philadelphia, SS; Chester, 9;
Wilmington, 13 scranton, 8 ; Newark,
3 Pittsburg, 2 !; Hartford, 8; New
Haven, / , Springfield, 2; Elmira, /;
Buffalo, Bridgeport, 3 Dayton,
II; Hazelton, East Greenfield, l.
ithaca, /; Greensburg, l; New London.
/; Worcester, /; Pottsville, /. Total,
1923. Previous shipments, 1896. Total
thua far. 4219.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
watch Found. :,

Last Sunday afternoon ,lss;Gss %Dai, st
win 6. Hare, who raa rSS,Oripd rridipl
Of 9th the cars of the City Y ailvsg liver
way, he found a SRsil Rsfore 81 'lesvin
Iag nE q asPs sRs gave it e the he d,1IS5 a,n
owner can obtain 1t 0S
middle depot.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
Handsome Signs

John B. Stradley, decorative and
sign painting artist, has painted teau-
tiful sign board in black and gilt for
Thomas J. Giles, undertaken, on Della
ware street, New Castle, that attracts
general and favorable criticism. Mr..
Giles has lately removed from this city
to New Castle, and now the latter has
a first class undertaken.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
Proposals.

r. H. Wyman, Rear Admiral U. s,
Navy, at Washington, d. G., will re-
coive proposals for building the side
wheel steamer, John Rodgers, mp to the
9th inst, as may be seen By the adver.
tisement in another column. We hope
some of the builders of our city may be
SO fortunate as to secure the contract.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
Backed Over an Embankment.

Yesterday afternoon a horse belong
ing to Henry P. Grubb backed over an
enbankment at the Augustine Mills
with loaded coal cart. Fortunately
the animal escaped with a few slight
bruises. 1t is said the accident was
caused by the roads which are report
ed to be in very bad condition in that
vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
After the Hucksuers.

This morning some one upset bar
rel of garbage in the gutter on King
street, in front of the Third street mar
ket. 1t had not been there a great
while before Executive Officer WARD
passed along, and seeing it started af-
ter the hucksters in the vicinity " com
pei its removal.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
Thomas A. Smyth Post.

The n embers of the ladies auxiliary
corps, Thomas A. Smyth Post, No. /. G
A. R., are requested to meet prompt!
at O'Clock, tomorrow Wednesda.
evening, in the rooms of the Post. Ful
attendance requested.
HELEN e. NosTRAND, President.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05

CyUTTERLY & o D., NO. 800 MAhhEl
= street, Wilmington, Del, have RENTED
their gallery throughout, and also increased
their help, and are prepared to 40 pettef
.Ian Ir@nbS s'sa sor W tor G large sTl6fOr 81
Cabinots. 90 Dor dozen. or two for ..
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
Corner stone LAID.

Yesterday afternoon the corner stone
of the new A. U. M. P. church, near
Swayne's station, on the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad, was laid with
imposing ceremonies conducted by Rev.
Daniel Russell of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
LetteFs Granted.

Yesterday Register Biggs granted
letters of admin tration to Joseph @.
Seeds, on the estate of Phoebe A.Thom-
as late of this city. Letters were also
granted to Catharine Foster, on the es-
tate of the late David Foster.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
Carnar stons to be Laid .

The corner stone of the new NJ. e
church, to be constructed at HocKes
sin, will be laid tomorrow with the
usual ceremonies. The Rev. DR.. Mat
lack, Presiding Elder of Wilmington
District, will conduct the ser vices.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
saluQOfIce.

There are at the present time 81 yes
sells at the wharves in Philadelphia
loaded with ice, for which there Is no
sale, owing to the market being over
stocked,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
ReDUbIlcan Meeting.

Til, Third Ward Republicans will
meet Tomorrow Wednesday, evening,
at o'clock, IN the Lincoln club rooms.
A full attendance iS requested.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05

%CAPITAL PRIZE, S75, ,OOO~Ea
Tick cts only 80. shares In proper
t1On.
The public is requested carefully to notice
the now and enlarged scheme to be drawn
monthly.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
incorporated In 1905 Ior z6 years BY the
purpoSes-wtth q capital Of 81, ,000, ,000-tC
which reserve fund Of over $3.50. 900 has since
been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote itt
franchise was made part Of the preson'
State Constitution adopted December I'D, A
u, 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endor
eed by the people OF a1y State.
1T NEVER soALRs OR PosTPoNEs
Its Grand Single Number Draw
tngB takes place monthly.
ASPLENDTD OPPORTUNITY TO
WIFE A FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND
DRAWING GLASS, /, AT NEW OR
LEANS, TUESDAY, SEP rEMBER IL, ,
1889 -I4Sth Monthly Drawing.
Look at the following scheme under the su
ervision and management OF
Gen. G. r. BeaureEArd, of Louisiana, &
Gen. JubaI A. Early, Of Virginia.
who manage all the Drawings Of this OOm
pany, both ordinary and semt-amnuA1
and attest the correctness Of the published
Official Lists.
OAPITALPRIZt $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at B5 Each. FFacs
AInmn. I'm Ftflha fm nEnnARttnR
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
MApOm'R Jars.

Mason's glass jars, pints, 85 cents
per dozen; half gallon jars, S1.35 per
dozen. Deverell Bros, 10 East 4th
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
PROPOSALS. TO SHIP BUILDERS.

Ofice OF the Light House Board,
WAsl IN9ToN, u. o September 7, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until IL O'CLOCK, m, Of We'd nesdsy,
the 9th day Of September, 1852, for Building
the Side-wheel Steamer John Rodgers"
Plans, specifications, forms Of proposal and
to this office, or TO the Light HO1se lnspec.
tors at No. IA Pemberton Square, Boston,
Mass at TompkinsOnville, st sten Island: N.
Y. (P. o. BOX 4073, New York city,, and at
No. zoo South Sixth street, Philadelphia,
Tho right Is reserved to reject any or all
bids, and to waive any defects:
X. H. WYMBN,
Rear Admiral u. 5. Navy,
senb st.eod Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05

xKT KTANTED-FUR GENERAL HOUSE
w work, middle-age' colored woman
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05

IUANTED.-A FIBST GLASS 9 lance
w for young man to learn the photo
grauh and retouchlng business. Apply to
J. X, SU UTTERLEY, 302 market st. scott
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05

NOR SALE, OHEAP-A LOT OE PLY.
mouth Rock chickens, also lot Of geese.
Eighth avenue and Bstfeet, BrowntoWn, VII.
mington, Del. ]. X NUNVILLeR. st-Ns
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05

ENYANTED A GOOD WHITE GIRL.
w in small family; reference required.
Apply between u and O'clock and and 7,
at I'LL Tatnall street. sepb liz
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05

GKYANTED- GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR
w general hOusework In o small family,
reference required. Apply At 1903 West Sth
street. sepb-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05

xTYANTED- A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housewOrk, at lAOz King street.
sep5-4.#
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05

BARGAINS, FUR SALE-1OO LOADS
II Of Rindling wood at Eo cents per load =,
1000 doors, $4,000 feet Of moulding window
frames, l6t) shutters and blinds at less than
n price slightly damaged at Pierson's fac
tory, Front and Washington. sep6St
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
n. A. DAUPHIN,

or M. A. DAUPHIN,
6O7 seventh ht. Washington, DC.
N. R. Orders addressed to New
Orleans Will receive prompt alton.
tOMa
Daily Republican., 1882-09-05
OAPITALPRIZt $4,000.
100. 900 Tickets at IS Each. Frac.
SiOMs, in FlfLhs In proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES

1857 Prizes amounting to ......... 1895, F09
Application for rates TO clubs should only
be made TO the office Of the Company In New
Orleans.
For further information write clearly, Civ.
ing full address. Send orders by Express,
Registered Letter or Money Order, addressed
only to
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-25
,rhe Robber and iho Lady.

one warm night IN july, IN lIZl, as she
about retiring, and her Jetames dc chGnJre had
left her, leaving the window open account Of the
heat slight noise heard AZ the blinds, and the
head Of man appeared before the sight Of the mare
Chale, She was about TO scream, aud extended her
hand toward rope, but two agile hands closed her
mouth and impfisoned her hand. "kot a sound;
not movement, - whispered the man In the ear OF
the martchale. ~ am Louis dominique CariOuche;
/ need say no more / think The poor marechale,
more dead than alive, ana not move Car
After u iew moments Of silence he smiled aud con-
tnued ia a low voice. "lhe street Is guarded; they
have tracked me, hut they dd not Climb your
balcony. 1 am saved n you do not speak, and you
win not speak, - said he opening his coat. Several
small pistols gllstened In his belt But the avoiding
the police IS not all, Madame; have not slept In
bed ion eight days. ! am dead with fatigue and
hunger, wish good supper aud some hours Of good
particulars chicken some fruit, aud bottle Of
champagne, Ring Cor your women. Pretend
that you are hungry, aud when shan be
refreshed and restored ] snail have the honor
tutender you my sincere thanks The maTdchale
obeyed his ords, pulled the bell with trembling
hand, and ordered her women IN coarse voice to
bring some supper Car,ouche, hidden belnd the
curtains, did not lose movement OF Mime. de Bout
nefs. The repast WAS served, and the MARKETABLE
sent away her women astOnlshed at the extraordinary
appetite of the mistress. faitOuChe placed himself
at lie table and speedily deyouIed the supper Then
gracouBy salutlng his involuntary hostess, 'HOw,
Madame, permit lne to wish you good night viii
retire to my sleeping room, but be good enough not
to forget that ! AM here, for you Know Cartoqcho
Tie aorning CartouCbe, refreshed by sleep, again
catered the apartment Of thelnaTtebae. who, still
seated upon oI bed had not ceased 10 tTemble Ike
mouse caught IN trap, lie thanked her for her
Hospitality, aud after glance IN the deserted street
tlIeyy himself INTO INC stfnet and disappeared The
martchalo after listening for few moments. rose
from har bed shut the window, and called hei scr
wants. AppTlsed Of the facts, they rushed into the
street No Carluuche. Mme. dc BOunioIB visited
The two Chambors, but nothing was missing Some
days later the iuafeclale received ny an unknown
hand basket Of excellent ehpmpaBne. TWAS a gliI
from her nocturnal guest. -impostofs d"d Adts"-
uTtFg-- ruler
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS,

LITTLE Rock, June 2i.-Nearly a hundred
members OF the Arkansas Press Association depart
sunday on an excursion TO the eastern seaucard
cities.
Providence, K. l., June a In the SUI
preme CeuTt to-day the coutcmnt ease of william
jackson Co., who were ordered by the court to pay
TO Mr. Chairec tho trustee of the Sprague estates,
- 800, for failure to bid agreed was continued two
weeks,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2I.-Ex Governor
Harttanft was thrown from his horse during the
parade to-day, but appeared TO be unhurt, aud
uhuei on to the Academy of Music. During the
ceremonies there lie was overcome by the heat and
was taken home.
BosroN, June 24.-George D. Briep. one of
The principals in last nights prize.nght was to-day
Lalley, Charles A. Person, Robert Merriam and
Christopher Murphy, FOR aiding, abettlng and being
present at the fight, we've held IN 81, 600 each.
LAREDO, TEXAS, June 24.-There was a
desperate encounter yesterday between Brown, the
murderer Of Deputy sheriff johnson, aud a few
rangers at station the international and Great
Northern Railway, called ClbolO Brown was
Killed and two men were wounded, dangerously.
New HAVEN, CoYN.. June 24.-Michaei
pavltt addressed large and enthusiastic meeting at
the Grand Opera House tonight. Mr. DavItt said
there no difference between himself and Mr. Par
NELL and gave bird s-eye view Of The struggle in
ireland. In concluding his address he said that on
MS next visit to America he hoped to he able TO
nOunce that laDdlordism had been cradicated from
ireland, and that MIR. Parnel was Prime Minister of
ireland.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Early last Satur-
day morning Andrew Armstrong was, att lcked and
beaten In saloon Market street after alterca-
tiOn game of base ball played the previous day
Armstrong s injuries thought to he slight, but
ON Wednesday, when he returned TO work. he was
taken violently III, and to-day he expired in the
University Hospital from his wounds. Charles
sawyer aud Newton Lampaugh, who were arrested
rs the assaants, are in custody, and held TO await
tho action Of the
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Travellers, BtcycIers, Pedestrians,
Pause, Let us Direct You 10 the
Place Where All May Obtain Hand
some 9utfits.

Years ago, when the old method of trav-
cling found 10 he too slow, 1t entered the fertile
brain of George Stephenson how TO solve the rid
controlled hy the human hand and made of prac-
teal use.
So OF late years have again tired of the horse and
bicycles are the result. To own and ride is now
the ambition OF every man, young and old.
To present pleasing appearance, the costume
sumcd Is knee breeChes with long hu3e and fancy
shirts of flannel, either embroidered or plaiu
No establishment In our city offers such assort
ment Of these goods that whose very has now
become 10y word Of success, the Palais Royal.
Stockings, which form so important an djunCt to a
gentleman's OUTFIT, appear here In bewildering var-
cites, and at such wOndrousy reasonable prices that
rich and poor alike may find satisfactory bargains
Everything the most fastdOus could desire are DIS
played upon these counters
SIX, merinc. EauZe, and cotton underwear; Cfavats,
sCarfpins collars cuffs and -butto.ls watch
chains fur old foges, obs for the young daudies In
fact, everything down to bathing suits and swimming
trunks, cheap any one can now afford to indulge In
plunge.
In stockings, Isle thread and plain a-sis contest
for the supremacy.
Always ready for every emergency, the palais
Royal comes to the front Offering their goods at such
astonishing low prices older and less venture
some firms small perpleNity. Yet the secret is
eaSiyeyplalned Carrying such enormous stock and
realizing thereon such prompt sales, they enabled
not only with each fresh invoice TO replenlsh their
goods, hut TO enlarge the boundaries each time.
We bid them, then, all success, Tor theirs Is we'll
earned and deserved prosperity.