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Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
Bites from the Land of the NOiqui

MILTON, Del, June ., ,lSSi.-"News'
in our town is scarce. business is dull
Mosquitoes are the only ones doing {
thriving business, Judging from th,
many bills" presented.
Mrs. 7. ;. Williams, wife Of our min
lister, died last Thursday of consump
tioh. Mrs, Henry Hatfield died II
Friday OF the same dreadful disease
The peach trees IL this section arr
heavily loaded with frEit.
Strawberries are bought uprapidiy by
those who are successful enough 10 meet
the wagons.
Our Telephone is in fun opera,
tion, and is iibelal.y patronIzed by or
citizens.
Dr. Corkrar, our new ductor,is build
ing for himself a fine practice He Is a
good doctor, and il universally liked.
The new MasoLic Ha.. i, almost CON.
pleted.
We must, We shall have meat. "
Cannot some good butcher locate in Nil
ton We need one la ily.
Prof Craobe will open a summer
school about the 23d OF June, to contin.
ue until August lst, His work here,
which closes june 10, has been fruitful
OF good Results
Mis- Nirgie E CrabDe has beeu quite
sick with the Chills and fever.
The evenings here are delightful.
More anon. Ia Ia. PINE KNOTS.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
Settling Cp.

Ex-Ctty Treasurer Francis Vincent il
now distributing the first installments
OF money to the heirs of the Old Jone.
estate, which he discovered was du,
them over two years ago. They are
scattered in Delaware and Chester
Counties, Pa, Princess Anne, Mary
land Philadelphia, Pa, and California
Inc estate, our readers will recolleCt
was IN court for twenty years, ending
about 1913 when it was settled.
The amount these heirs received was
quite small, ,as 1t was in Chancery Court
OF the STATE OF New York about forty.
tiVe or fifty years, and the expenses Of
Chancery, cost of collection, snI .hp
large number OF heirs decreased the
amount considerably. however, IL gly=-
each Que a nice little sum of monpr.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
New Time Table,

On Monday June 9th, a new time
table will 20 into effect on the Balti-
more ana Philadelphia Railroad.
Trains will leave Wilmington for Ian
denhurg at 7.0j and 1905 a. m, /. 80
and 5.4O p III, arriving at Landenb berg
at 6.59 a. III Il 90 noon, $50 and G.47
p. III. Trains will leave Landeuberp
for Wilmington at 6.5j a. H., 100 and
90 p. III, arriving at Wilmington at
800 a. IL, 20 ard 700p. III. On Sun.
day trans leave Wilmington at 10. 80 a,
III. and $50 p, u., leave Landenberg at
800 a. III. and l3o p, III. BY The
above change it wi. he seen thnt two
new trains wi. br nIaced ON the road
and the running Tin" Of al! trains
shOrteucd
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n Lively Scene.

tlnln' Il sensation wa4 created on
hing street Ju't beIpW Third thi, after,
noon bet"4ru y farmer and nj, son.
Wh"n Ia" horst va, Li'ched up, pre-.
vl1u> +" s'arrjnE for L",u-, both partir~
ciai4"d til" telm and struggle foI
tn p.,~".5'"n UI III" same en>urd, The
father coming of vc'nriouu, by the
intervention IT outside parties whn
Knocked the Young lrau down and held
MN "Al.r II" father drove off The
young man hrn"n'rd 20 he under tie
lliin"""r Of "GIor. Unltc a crowd
EathereN.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
lItp,,way Robbery

Ahout I O'Clock Nrdnesaa, .Dr'l .r
the residents in the 'iMIi'y ~ n|
and Monroe streets were away" "5,"
cries of murder "ni''".r, "A
calls for the police. CIf,.I ,I.,., ,o3]
who resides in III" nel!L",".'"'Jj,, j,,
was not on duty, hnrh"d,,, ,,' "'1 \
himself and proreed"i 10 ,,i.,b Ma,''. .,l
between Fourth aod fl''l ",
where the cries Sc med 70 u, ',, of II
and found two Germans one I" .,d' N
was badly Injured in tht INV ''
his coat split up thr ol'h r.,a
The men said '1a' .,. 't.y y'1 nyI'
ployod at StoectIe'N bTr"yI' :, ' .~r
returning home nom w'ES, ~, S"I, nn|
were accosted by jhrr' lD,5 Irios. Al
whom asked them 10 take ,,.,,n ",. md
same time linking arms WI" h,t Al
them. They had procrr.r."a ,ir(
steps when the fellow ',ia," .i,', obri
man in the face with "rlc@ .y.ng N"
had in his hand, ana 'nni >'.a "a
Osborne spent over an r",,S !. .o,,gp. M
s,,crassful search for 'It N'''
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
THIRD EDITION,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

0All notices not sent in by IL oclocl
Saturday morning will not be published.
Preaching at the Almshouse, Sunday after
noon, at 2.30 O'Clock.
Church Of the Covenant ReformedEpijcopal
Preaching at 1880 a. IN. and I.a5 =. N, bI
Rev. VIM. h. Barnes, rector.
Reformed Episcopal church Of the Re
deemer, s. W. corner OF sth and Monroe
sts., Rev. ]. L. Estlin, rector Services lO.3t
a. m, las .. N. Morning subject Divine
GeneralshiiP." Evening subject; "Divine
Guidance"
Independent Methodist church. Madison
street below Fourth. LOve;ea't at $50 a. N
Preaching at 10.30a N. Experience at
p, In. All are invited.
Olivet Presbyterian Misunderstanding at
1880 a. IN. by the pastor. At Sp. IN. popu'
lar meeting to be addressed by the Rev. Dr.
Marks and the Rev. DR.. Wallace. No ser
vice at night.
West Presbyterian church. Rev. A. \.
keigwin, pastor. Preaching at 1870 a. H.
and S p. m.
FRS: Presbyterian church-Preaching at
1880 a. IN. and 1.30 p. m ny the Rev. X.
NJ. Wallace, OF Pennsylvania.
Green Hill Presbyterian church, near HI.
sing sun. Preaching at II. 80 d. IL. and at the
Rockland church at 8 p. N, By Rev. J. h.
CLARK Of Princeton, n J
New Jerusalem church-Rev. J. B. Parme-
lee, pastor. At TO-. a. IN The Aim OF the
Divine Providence, at 80 p. H., OmnipO.
tence Of Love"
The Presiding Elder, Rev. Charles Hill,
will preach at Mt Lebanon NJ. Z. church on
Sunday morning al 1880
Household of Faith. Rev. kafus Wendell
pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. IL. and $50 y.
In. Bible school at 2l5 ?. N.
KingswoOd NJ. Z. Chapel-PreachinR at
Wise. Sunday school at ?. u.
St Paul's NJ Z. church-Preaching at 10. 80
a. N and =. n. by Fey X. H. Adams,
pastor. Sunday school at gl5 a. H., and p.
III. Prayer meeting at CSC r. III.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
The Churches IO.HorrOu

All the Methodist church., ami l.,
of other denOminatiOns have nals
tensive arrangements 70. the
bration of Childreu's Day 10 u5ru
The entire day will be isvo--! n
services at Asbury, and IN til. mO1
a short sermon will be preached i,
the pastor, and part Of the official
gram prescribed by the Board II
cation rendered At2r,m he
gram will be completed 1.l Il
address delivered
At Epworth the pastor r" WHl
Is. Gregg, will lecture 70 n, cid
in the morning on Pa .estIr-, l1i|
service will be intsrsprrset With |
ing by the children. The af!t:ly)ll
be fully devoted to the ru.'.rri,
there will be singing, addresses
recitations.
The principal celebration o' lie
at Scott NJ. f. church VI. & I-i
the evening, when The cil IA n'3g
will be given, and addIr,'r' I-tT
by the pastor aud Others.
The Sunday schOui Ut Ma..3C
will observe the day in a1 lgFNl
manner. A short nernlo. Vi.
preached 10 the morning by '.p
followed with the exercises bga
dren. In the afternoon an address
be delivered by Henry c, Conrad,
The Sunday schools Of Nn.1 NJ
church will meet at 9O'CIOck, ,aNlal
attend a special serv ce IN The mall
dieuce room, when al appmp:aiC
trated sermon will be pTeiGlt
the children by the pastor, ErV
Prettyman, after which the Gs'3
the program, "The Past VII
given. At 6 80 p. IN. the s-'o3d
third parts, "The Present 'SI
will be given, an IL. a
delivered by the Rev John l. 'D"
Mt. Salem church.
The morning schooI at - Ia"
have appropriate exercises AZ '',. .'f
lar session, after which the nu'"."T
tinns will be removed 10 tAt ut.I
and a sermon preached hy l-y
Rev. j. II. Adams, vino WA ''h'
- Rose of Sharon" as the 'u'"1
Christ.
The dav willalso he obsrTy>i Al
raj and Olivet Presbyterian s'"
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
nG pIrpJtpIa,

Th' fl,>t ward pr,s dit not open
Unit T. "'c"cE, and a., O'Clock, about
- T"'rs were pDJ,ed
tn" S'''ud ward polls were open
early, ,.Dd .' T. u'c or'. ,lere were Owe,
- Yore~ r..u
Tin" nn.3na places iu all The ward,
""'" H.' F.. zoe or., ard voters wr',
r1''int ,."a , - G-'.-lt their yu'es
a .a". hr nt going 10 press every,
1hihE ".- Ti,rt Md orIrr,l.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
F|F H ED|7I1
Dots

Don't forget to vDts =,
rolls close at : O'clock. Ccls ''' at'su
a, SWs[seys Ws;yys and ID corset, at hi, :,
al y r"s'n~sisht', q wst 81: Mar5.s' %s bag S,,l
WI W,ll IaT sell twenty cows aartGSna|T'ns arS Dl
~ '"le on Friday, tie ls 18th h ,g., g.' At
A very "dry" d,n ~, u" 'a"
being closed on acco",, "y,al, The al
''0n' Back doors SSst, are onl1 :, the ,sst ol,y
and dot srnln Lunch H. every day at ',I'''a " "
at the Ebbitt House, NN ''' ''iag d
Antifermentine fo, o,..,
93errles; sample for trial a1',..ns a, y \
arag store, corner Second a, a., pastd ,i
,.ln Among G.S the graduate, trom '"' W. NJ,
this city. ''''''lI j Find
John MANI, Jr., son If ,,,,
Manz, n Of this city, grsdna,.3 ~ ,a3 .a's ,'s
delphia, a few days ago %'''''' 'f7
Alfred Freese ,,,i,,
ent ofthe Riverview '', "s,' 'ooe''n1 a,s,
Joined in wedlock on WpGn't'y Gp'"'5'y
ing to Miss Lillian So.o,oar rn,'''g
The animal examiuatons +, ,.,
ior me Adams god med, rosi' SIan] !
In m, No. l; school yesterlsr TSs .T1S
VIII not be announced gr,r ,-a., -as
examination day '... "''1
A strawl erry festiva. w,,l.,,I
the lawn of the Pre4hyt4r.,r 'r. 90
stanton, on Friday and s3trrsauI aIs
ln,gs, tho 18th and IAN m,.. ".'F +
the auspices of the yorn, ,,Ns,,1
'
The Rugby comnl,:..n,,
VIII take place in the Opay go..I o,I
Thursday evening, l9le NJ
p! programs were gotten nn "
Wright of Philadelphia, al s,.a
vel Of neatness. '''
The Rev. William II H..r., 4
church of the Corenan vi.
Jhrist church, Barrie, Oora,.rC,
instead of Bermuda. a. pr.r.or.r
ed. He will take rharg. ,n II:
sunday in July.
Ex-City Treasurer Franc yn,.
Viii confined to his house .,rm n,
.ects ofpneumonia, hg, !. ,'4slfvl
ng strength and expects to be- 1m
hort time. He is now dom. md
It his house and is ready ~ s.s
riends.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
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Letters Granted.

Register higgs granted letters of ad
m1nl7'ra'i2n yesterday to Alice A
Lewis "h III" estate Of ElzIh"th Fer
5u''h, .al" Of his city , ~ Martin w
H'I' "r tb" estate Of the late DR.. WIN
- h"'1, # - Georges Hundred and +,
!,-o""n T Janvi"r on the estate n
Margar"naJ"nvier, late Of New CastI,
Hundred, >''''''
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
Anniversary Tomorrow,

The ono hundred and eighty-rfth an
hIVerSary oI the oldSwede's church will
ht ce.ebrlled tomorrow, and the ser.
wees vi J, a. usual, be Of al impressive
ana interesting nature. On account Of
Ia" c"I"orarIon at the old Swede's, there
" III moi be any services affinity chan.
ei Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
VIM, B, SHARP,
Fourth and Market.
rRATT,S CHICKEN FOOD
Carpet Rooms, Second Floor.

is strictly vegetable, is a stron@
healthy and nutritious diet. TAX
en- with other food, it creates ap-
petite, establishes perfect oi ges
ton, giving sound health and vic.
tory over all diseases. It's regular
use givcs large increase Of eggs,
and it is invaluahlc for fattcrirg
purposes, causing rapid gait, Of flesh
aud swecter, and more tender meat.
Sold by the leading iced stores. For
circulars and endorsements, apply 10
TAIN ALL BROTH ERS,
1O1 Maryland Avenue.
! ~ Sole agents for Drlaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
IA, tne same

A few days ago, WI n,pr and Y.
stated that Augustine P and tie
land Beach were one t.o,n ' Iar d''
place. A eentIen'all,, al,iirJ ''r ri, n4,
cf Augustine pier 'a'I," Il nrr rw0 Hf'
to tell us th".r 'hry , T5 "i"r bnns ,
places, Ang"S',nr, #, below io' ,,
near the nonth u
". stand cOrrfrte"
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
BLACK SILKS

A Re-. ,uu'a- Black Silk
for 15c. worth :l0'. A
Real Guinet Black silk for
$l.OO, worth $l.25. These
are two splendid numbers.
The quality and price will
surprise you, being remarka-
bic value.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
un,,ea ErnCtN'e" z"

Yesterday morning N',' I,' , y
Cruu lisb vases cprNnS 'n,, ,,u, he
at Front and Broolur 1.',, I.o. 4.
and az broke bis left ankle % %o"'
taken TO his resid"r'r y ,r, mr
Second street, " "a, rel
Which which was a very bad QUE N"'
hv Dr. MaulI , ,,rdl7 b.
Last evening pa'Flcf ,io.,r. "% by
arm broken il. four pace, y,,,,ni .
caught in a windIasS .,,., o., sI art,
bones bones were SO, by Dr. DIP ,r, n, b
man il doing as wen "'
Dpctpd. ~
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
tSFbNfl ~ " isa slpr

r. Wees '.' ..rlI gears en-.
h''."'h. ti-lurSs a. 80.
~ A'4 street. 2'.a .uorrIy before
h"9' .d.", IT U..rnurun of the
',"'. ''-.''t-"i w. p,lt ~ years
OF ':e, and .1j hur ar,n.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
,..fore fhe '""

mi, morning Wii't1'n a.. +, +: ~
was before judge C''''.s ,naE and djso.S.a|
,a cnn1se on'u Of IL" "F'"H "Sarse ..t's ,''']
b" s," was as dntI Y IA, and H,. S%.,,J ,.Jte s.1
;s1"ns... JON" MGr,os4rH any W. d5orsI ,.'sI a''
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
IN kilinsrIniLnl

D.7. |.' % ''- 4.-u manifesto Il
CA ,h ...".''. h,dl"aud Logan
Io' 70 a.-" ii. ,~i IN ID" giff IT
,, ,,,' . bury NHrray's S
"@'.'' "a. .i+'.. ar" As popular as
tF't'''" .... '"'" t.'U given another
~ ... 3D.. ..." nomination.
-l'"''I '"'''''' ; E"~- FrDL' street.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
Wanamaker : Brown,
Oak HAL, 5. l.. cor. sixth anu Mar.
ket Ste ~, Philadelphia

TIVE = RtA I SALEGNLR kLkEENII
L SIR hEr BRIDGE.
PAYMENTS IN MONTHLY INSTALL
MENlS OK OTHERWISE.
Public Sale Of
j3 GOOD 81 .I.DlNG AND MANI FAC
II RING LUVS
On prominent streets. and .arxe pr.,,yr
ton On good and solid ground.
SATURDAY, TNE, l4u,s.
On the premises, Wilmington. Del A. IN
III. Every lot 10 be sold without po.tpoue
ment, withhtawa! o- uLderb.i4It-.
The undcrslgned gladly announce. tne
promised reyIYdl, III about one month. mn.
der favorable auspices AID with ample cali.
tai, 81 tHe extensive car works formerly
Bowers. l'Ure Coz Hur:e railroad t,rIli.
tes, nae new !ub.H school building. a new
chufch. aud III trreIous increase ia good
cla'S Of dwellings have caused advances
"ithIL Two yet trs u lots from s. to ,lJ pcr foot
front and q others from go to 80 mr. foo,
trout. Remember our sales . 70 strir,Ivl ogl.
tive with no uniarttndipg. mDiDu. viii
ieaYe Seventh anu Na7het ,'reet, at : a.
pm
The sale viii commence at -. m. sbarn
WIN 40. !, aud proceed maluIy 10 The order
oi A4nrer,nE, For terms Of sale, plot ana
particulars. see posters iEALD & co
central Exchange,
Se'Gn'h and Market strerrs.
jt' -lI-!" P-eD 10 ciltCt tie sale
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
I nE'r. Tea. tnHae.

inc ,.,. .... i. pare 70 buy fresh
f4'N.rd '.'.'.' ''.l rr" 'ra is at tie
l"nn F".i' .., ~'rr, 517 Market
street. 'rm-.'' Nmi.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
W"-i +,r,"fyl,aru,.cy.

Corner 1"nw'I uH West streets Pre-
scriptiou- .'rG ..npouuded day
Or night. : u. ru"., manager. Gradu.
ate IN pba.maey.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
D""t's"nIy OOl

Ara 'tN ''Ua 81" 10" tru coats sold by
MuIIm * : w. oa ..a ,,nrket -trpr;.
'"'' ".' fec 1.prntof Alpacca-
s""r7'yr". D... Bod. . .n-, and other
iigGr weight -I", Y .rau hlv very
CtraU .ur' M ,,.,.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
JOHN ER.

We are all shirtmakers,
supplying all our own retail
departments and some of the
large stores in other cities.-
We know how Gentlemen's
Shirts must be made to keep
our customers. We are also
Neckwear makers-import-
ing the silks and working
them up in our own build.
ings. This usually is the
very cheapest way to produce
things. What is the use of
advertising prices ! Moth
ing is cheap when the price
is lowered by scooping the
quality. You should see our
Observation-Disclosures Col
lars and Suspenders-.-and you
should buv some for compare
son, at least.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07

Null'k.-IN NUMPIL nee Win
~ the provisions and re4 .lrcmen's ofgn
act OF the Genera! Assembly vi me stare ni
Delaware. passed IA, i'oYcr. Marna itLA. J.,
entitled: An act onCerDlDg luyuju Iyrup
TttiDhs Notice is heret y given mat a. t,r
thcite incorporating Cor. oiutlun ~ he
known a Nln4ua lrIhr ~ <, imUypycd
Order Of Red llcn CIV WILMINGTON. Delsy ware :,
the ILTpu>. O' which inrJrpuF.ttu viii he
charitable, such a. tskius roper care Of
those Of i'- members VITO u,y b. ,irk. Qut
cpntrlbu',n. - he expense Of the burial uf
IT. dtce8 II members. viii. On the lgrh .ay
Of JuLe. A y lS.4, at ~ U'clpck. q m. hp
pTesehIed At Chambers tu Wilmington. 10
tho houor"b.r VII am q Hhirclty, H,I
cate "41ge u tAe Superior rpurt Urttc
state # i'eluwarc, aLt TT New C..,I,
County. for his approval IN'lare gt meet.
ny Tor b.. iatss OF the pr"pYsoI cOrpyr1. ion
VII, he in the city Vt " ..u.. .Hg,mn. New I'i,.
tic County ana state Of ue4n4re There
~ BE- ~ ra,ntal stock e .,Ii ,rn0rtrr,p
me yer;nN: intcn i'ng II aNrlv tor inc,rpo
tahon as aforesaid. the malJr'y u whom re-.
slde II SAID clty Of Wilmington and State f
ht IaWarc, are - lOilUw-
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,C,, only (a"" "a,

The only citiAr,' "a dav is h''S, Il,
smps4. s; S:y aS1 "S:c s,,s SsG d ''s'' ss
to an alien will "''
Shippers
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
DonpFsil

To see Shoemaker's ice cream parlors,
sO2 King street, and try the ice cream
this evening. 1T stands unrivaled IL
quantity.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07

ELhIDET, JO,9NSOS a. 90 DE.
SIRE coon FtRAF MDR CAGES,
FOR NHIEH TsgEY NOW HAVE;
MONEY READY. CAN PLACE AL.
MOST ANY AMOUNT.
CASH PAID FOR LDCAL SECURI-
tEEA. t5-mo we&sa.ly
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
AT
VIM, B. SHARP'S,
Fourthand Market.

Many decided bargains ar
', coming to us daily, and larg'
purchases for cash make low
prices. There's 10 dozer
4 Children's Gauze Vests, ode
sizes, from l6 to %, balance
of a large purchase, which
are reduced to l2bc. each
from 37ic. and Soc; they
will move out rapidly at that,
In boys waists we show a
large assortment in fifty diff.
terent styles and made as we'll
and strong as you would do
at home; they are in colors
and white, at SOC, 75c. and
Isl.
Fifty pieces new style Ba-
tis'e Cloths is a splendid
fabric for Summer wear. We
are now selling them at l6c
from 25c. With them is a
line of fine Scotch Glnghams
in Stripes and Piaids, reduced
to CSC. from 37ac.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Domestic Department, First Floor.
We've made great reduc-
|tions for the balance of the|
season III our Canton Mat,
tlngs, and these cool and cas-
lily kept floor coverings for
summer use are now very |
popular.
Seamless fancy, 80 cents, from 62}s
cents.
Best Llama, fancy. 40 cents, from 50
cents.
Best Cathay, fancy, 80 cents, from u
cents.
Heavy, fancy, 80 cents, from accents.
Heavy, fancy, % cents, from 80 cents.
Medium, fancy, Is cents, from %
cents.
There's a large assortment
and many beautiful styles to
select from.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Carpet Rooms, Second Floor.
In Parasols among a large
line. We have just reduced
one lot of fifty, made of heavy|
satin brocade with fine part
ridge wood and bamboo
sticks, paragon frames and
really elegant goods They'll
60 at So, from Sc and $S. /
WIN. B. SHARP. !
Notion Department, First Floor {
We have the popular t
shades i'll those elegant block
pattern wide sash ribbons, t
blue, pink, garnet, cream, c
crimson and white. Many '
)f them come mixed withlt
linen ; these are all pure v
silk, Is cents per yard. "a
VIM. B. SHARP.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
lFlSHER-At Newark depot, on June 4th,
Andrew H. Fisher aged IS years.
Relatives anu friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence, at Newark depot, en- Sunday, the
sth inst, al O'Clock p. m. Services at the
house. lnterment at head Of Christl8na
Cemetery, without further notice.
|GOODWIN-Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin, aged
81 years.
Funeral services tomorrow Sunday
afternoon, at 800 Taylor street. lnterment
on Monday, at North East, Md.
NJ this city, on June the 1th,
Estella Morrison, aged 10 months.
Funeral private, Tomorrow Sunday at 1
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
CirCunn stances

have made low prices. Act
ing a. your agents We have
bought very cheaply,and YOU
can come to us for a Mans
Suit at 81 30 to Sl5.OO. A
pair OF trousers at $3.50 to
$500. Perhaps YOU have
fewer dollars than two years
ago, but they buy more and
YOU have as many at the end,
Be jolly then-we are
and let Your very othing
needs be a help. You can
buy 50 cheaply at Oak Hall
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
AT
WANAMAKER'S
G R A N D D E P 0 T.

"Five miles an hour, easy
! Waukenphasts for gentle
men, and likewise for ladies
the latter being a new idea
and just introduced.
| For boys a new style
Dress Britton Boot at S..
The charm about our shoes
lis five fold :
1.-Excelence in Materials.
| 2.-Solid Workmanship.
3.-Fit Snug and yet Comfortable.
4-Stylish Shape
5.--Always Keep Shape fairly.
We mean to make all our
shoes just what they ought to
be.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
A thousand hats to show
you and none OF them more
than a few weeks old. The
clover fields are not a whit
tresher than the Straw Hat
Department.
Genuine Pekin Mackinaws, Sl.25 to
81.
Mackinaws, 81 30 and up to S3
Manillas, g. 80, 1888 so (natural and
dyed).
Boys Straw Hats, SOC. to 50 80.
You may have to wait
sometimes, but we can't help|
it.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
1t would be strange if wei
hadn't what is wanted in|
Boys Clothing, we have been
at it so long. Long enough
to do it well, surely. |
Blouse Suits, ages to l2, strong, but
not All Wool, 81 so.
Blouse Suits, Neat Check, So.
Blue All Wool Sailor Suit, $3.50.
Boys Pants, in large variety, 81.
Pleatcd Fancy Linnen Suit,$4.
Boys Long Pant Suits, ages 10 to IS,
Wool Blue Flannel marked down
o 81 50.
Boys Stylish Plaid Suit, So.
Eddy's All Wool Cass. Suit, $3.50.
YOUTHS.
Stylish Corkscrew Suits, Sl4.
MEMS.
All Wool Blue Flannel Suit, $3.50.
Specialites in Mems Seersucker Coat
md Vest, S..
Summer Coats for Office, Doc.
Bargain Shirt Waists for Boys at 65c.
lever sold less than 81 before.
Flannel Waists, 81 to s..
JOHN WANAMAkER.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07

good clean coal. N' '''
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
MARRIAGES.

lNG-FENIMURE-ln Philadelr hia
June 9th. by Rev. c. Turner. William
+, willing, TO Miss Katie Fenimore, both
Of Wilmington, Del. !
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07

81. 80 buys good black Jersey.
q W buys good r0lored Jersey.
y oo buys French Cloth ,J,rst,.
SS%.oo buys aweIl trimmed Jersey.
g. % buys pIeat,d Jrrs'y.
Ihe Ihe grades go on up to s. each.
The party shades (raro and delicate)
are usually here.
f"r instance, Light EIucs, ginks,
Nrca,ns "A mos any shade can be made
10 order II \ :'w huurS,
children : Jerseys, 75o, to g. 30.
a ne" lot IN French Crochet ,Jer.
Seys.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07

NY ANItD "A GODO hoy TO LEARN
" me printing 'usIuess Apply at thia
VIII-'. InI.lt
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
Market street, centre aisle and
Chestnut-stTeet entrance.
John WASAMAKEE.

JOHN WASAMAKER.
This is Trunk and Satche]
time and here is the place tc
get them The big, big
>aratogas and the little
chunky steamer sizes. Hand
Bags and Hampers, and at
prices that come low, because
OF selling 50 many.
JOHN WANAMAKFR.
Jerseys are still the lead
ing garments. Dozens and
hundreds are sold in a single
day.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07

IDR kfNI-4 Rooms no Il SMALL
! nmi.% without c-itrcn Apply A. yls
West Fourth street. ier.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07

7 NNf.-A NOTIFIED CANARYM 40
nri on iHd,y, 5th, inst Return WII
10 y. Corner NTH and spruce qnG ~
Ec1 i'"iI"' lc-7-lt'
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07

1t would be strange if we
hadn't what is wanted in
Boys Clothing, we have been
at it so long. Long enough
to do it well, surely.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-07
JOHN WANAM MAKER,

Y ou may have to wait
sometimes, but we can't help
it.