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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-28

BrnroRn, la, MAY "a lhrrrr,i-ts
IN this county aNcrN curious upuDu
phruumrnou Ia the person ui 10 littl.
girl about lUNrnrs old bS the name ut
Nancy Taylor She Httrud- school az
ia Grant township II lhc currrut
philosophy Of vision, that We rrWt
-rc thiug- upside down bee correct.
lhru this little pirl i-Au instance ui 70
person VINO sees object, A-
they rcally are She docs her
figuring aud writing with inverted
characters, brgin- NJ the right side OF
the slate OF paper aud rcUd- with the
book Np-ldr duWu. Dhrrt- within
two trct of her eyes luuk inverted.
while If removed farther un, ,hoS
make the same impression ou her WIS.,.
iunaD organs that thry 40 un other
peoples Her eyes Hrc light blue.
aud have nothing about their appear
auoo TO indicate them less capable Of
performing their functions than ur.
binary optics. They have been c>.
nmucd by prumiLcul specialists. but
mo- mallormation could uc detected.
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with larger clubs than police had also
called Oh them 10 buy them from him.
Chas VI Ullmuustervcua. Do clerk OF
the Old Dominion steamship line
said Most spoke of the riot. ia chi
cago, told how the peop'c had been
shot down aud called flr revenge. also
now he spoke of the Williamsburg
-ugar riots aud called for revenge.
how he urged the use ot the bomb,
aud IN case of no other weapon. tu
get II piece of gas pipe aud make "a
homb Of it,
thas Meyer, y German poIr oil
Ger. testified that Most yelled dow 90
with police" "dowu with govern
mcut."
Joseph Martin. -aloou-kcrprr who
Mas at thc meeting. said Most spoke
of the police rs ",couudrrls who were
unit to live
Levi, Roth, a policeman. -worr tina,
No-t threatened to- over throw thc
government, calling upon men o.
unite aud arm Tor their rights Wu.
men were told to get yitriul and throw
II uh the police
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-28

WAsHlNGION, May "a, senator
COckrell is credited with being one
Of the two senators who gave the cor.
rect pronunciation OF OlrumurRariun,
Ihe word is heard very often iu the
senate uowadays, ~ petitions for the
taxation Of imitation butter are com
ing in like Il hood. In presenting
these petitions all of the senators cN
rrpt the two named, aud all the clerks
oithc senate give the word the wrong
pronunciation, giving the "ga' the
.ound Of "jhy' instead OF gay, as b
should be "oleo-mnr.gav.rnr.' The
word does not appear IN any except
the most recent dictionaries and the
majority of senators take the usage
instead Of authority for thcir guide
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-28

lNuiANAroIs, lud. Mas John
llcnning was hung nj CruwtordyilIr
Mt 1870 this afternoon, Tor The murder
NJ Rockville Ind, October 20, ls-5 OF
Mr.. lottic NAlmcr. with whom Hem
ming was boarding. Mr.. in'mcr
had promised 10 marfy him. but pu
thr day before the wedding hr pro-
,cntcd himself TO her iu AN Iu'o>i.
Gated condition, and she refused to
u.tiil her PROMISE. llcuuiug went
away in a rage, but cumc back lu u
day or two ana renewed bis suit.
quarrel ru-urd during Nhichh hc drew
u revolver shot aud almost instantly
killcl Mrs. NAImcr.
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PARIS, May 2D In au interview
5 ye,tcrday VI Dclr--cp- ,Ald that the
technical commissioners report to
the government declared Dmphptlcal-
Iy that there il no mAtcrA' obstacle
To the completion of the Panama cue
ual. with reference to the question
whether the new loan wuud bee II
iual one, their reply though ,atislau.
tory, was not so positive. iir was un-
able to give "details. II -uh.rcd 10 .a'
that their standpoint wa utterly dit
rrrcnt from " Epu7,cnu-. /. the
government forbade the proposed
lottery the company could ca-il! raise
AN ordinary loan, giving six instead
OF lour per cent interest In either
cn-e the company would probably not
need the last call on sharc.
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ONr MoSI roo nt,u.


NEW YORK., MAY -. The trial of
Herr Most aud hI, TWO companions
tor mi-dcmeAuUr began To-day COT
Fellows made the opening ad-
,lres- for the prosecution Jas. bru-
urr, detective was the first wllnesH
aud testified that he was present at
the anarchist meeting. The witness
detailed the utturanccs OF Most IN
that "the anarchists wanted the
money Of capitalists aud would have
il and the champagne Of capitalists a.
we'll he must alec recommend the
members attend the meeting May lsI
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'pnCigi tu 90, Examiner.
NEW OHLrANs, May IA young
book binder here named James Hal.
liday, who I'M. been di,.iputed tor
somc time, hung himself ton windlsss
last Tuesday, but was only dlscoy
crei this morning, aud then 10y the
smell from tho decomposing body.
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AnAIhrrn,nn Gi,r. NM.

New ioEK, May ~ Alderman
Michael Duily came to the general
sessions This afternoon aud gave bail
IN the sum of $4,000 To answer an
other charge OF b.ibery, ia connection
fourth street cross town railway.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-28

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I. ~, ,ia,,, ,,I.. I .,' ,'N ... ''a ,'''a
wv ""'"'' '"' 'H' ''h''''N''
shipping hiIi
Brrtkrurilp, tluuuIf tlut ,uu.lI.
rniiuu oi the urporI ,hotIJ I,. Nos.
poucI uuiiI rh. ti,.,.Ib,,.. a.. il,.. Mans.
htd ni.urroiturIn a. ,,n,,lur tn.
provi-iDn. ot fhr blU yrr, .,rrniIN
piuoh ,uiItlnr fn. p,.,.,it, tt,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-28

CLhrLANn. . May ~ The gen
rrnl assembly knights ut labor began
it- session ri $50 n'clork hi, moru-
my The committee un laws pre-
-rulrd partial report, embracing =
lumber ut propositions, the tlrsi OF
which was to the effect that the exec
utiyr board should be- increased from
i've to eleven mrmber-, aud the morn
my wa- spout IN the discussion OF
this proposition. There NAs "A geu.
rral sentiment in ito favor, but the
question NJ to- whether IL would he
proper tor ~ special convention To
iuhr action IN the matter, met with
some difference of opinion, aud, after
three hours discussion, the report
wa, referred back to to the commit
tee ON laws without ln-tructlous A
committee ON legislation was then
appointed At p O'Clock recess WAS
taken until Tomorrow morning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-28

luNpoN, MAY 20, Ihr rlar, rrrcp-
tiou at the NAriuu- town, whirh lc
has visited, throughout southern Rus.
-ia, have been commented upon in
Berlin and \iennn, aud it il supposed
that the governors address VIII bc
submitted to the ear for hi-u mp
ptoval previous to their being read In
.uublip
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-28
uut Cross Examination ruts
NuNNeII ia ~ Mighty
HAD Light.
tnd thr Champion Liar WiII
Probably he shortly Dis-
covered nnd Huns.
IhAt story ot TIeatiug preIIci
tot structure ShuN,utu
he raise.

D
ut the drtcur. iu the Maxwell ease.
continued the direct examination ol
thc 1t tcudnui to-day.
Ut continuance OF bis story ut the
rrmo thc witness said BOO Substance.
E turning from Aurknui arrived
, Zoo 81 Louis ZOO rmr4r of thr state
ulliccr- SOME time boo \ugut don't
remember the date. and wa, i'm.
urdiAlrlN placed 100 Wi Vh,tr have
/ remained ever since soon uilcrm,
/ incarceration { mt this man who
testified under thc name ul NlcCu.-
/ luugh hut never muIc uu, arrange.
mcnt. with him about the myuurf BOO
which m, defence -huult bc cou-
duUcd
"But how about m- tc,umou, ."
interrupted Mr. fauhlrru,, "uu
which hr stated that YOU confessed
having murdered Mr. prrllrr brcau.r
hc would not furnish '1u money tor
YOU, trip tu Auchmudt 'llis whole
statement.
WN- An INFAMOUS Lll.
from beginning tu ,ud. never -nv
the letter -ieuci Mann. which br ,u, .
hc wrote Go mc. until 10 wa. prudu,-
,.i-.',..,,,.'.... ,,',.'', ....'.''.,
.'...,,.- I,,..,.- llI 49,, .,. %
tlHt nll such schemes were nonsense.
& outiuulng his statement, the driru-
daut said. "Nr prrIIrr was hulictrUl
within disease of u private nature
sometime before the attempted up.
rrutjuu. Nud mNcu doubt that tlr
structure which thr operation Wt,
Intended To- reno, acted minIlN
ThrWituc-s wa, then Withdrawn
with the understanding TINT hc viii
hc allowed iutcIiiv apuu should DO
b, found that an, important pnfut.
had been omitted
The prosecution then took tine Wit.
uv-- and prurrctcd with his cross.
oNummuii IN reply to uur-iiou.
hc stated that hc introduced himself
u- " I.lonuoN Maxwell tl pr,ll. D.
uu board the Ccpuclumn soon after
leaving Liverpool. but thn WAS not
his name. n.-umcd that name
almost immediately nurr ,n,iu
HYDE. never told auyunr wh, lett.
mot even ~, mthcr nud moiAcr. for /
wanted to comet tu America uud /
t"rN '"'' """," "ll'"-, ".t - .--
hrsnu -ludNlh@ rhN 7'nl"sNt hlni".
mN, chemistry, and W'Ii.ln"
when Ms about twelve Year uld.
I attended l''lurr- ni ,rruiihr hos.
n"- 'n ."nd"n aud mtnm" prou
'irnl 100 These branches "l science J.
also studied privately hr drlru-r
"h'rrd und the objection "H- -u,-
wih'd. W1d exception taken ln Zee.
p'y {" pu"-u"u,' about lhr mne'
"ni'ln. h' '1ld % Wa mot h- -o"n. 30
nrIuusrd Q" MI 0wrhuti"u "i
hyde.
Iur WIr>I-s. AuHrIrn
that hc tod Nr Warren. passenger
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loNroN. MAY 20. The standard
believe, that Mr. Gladstone will ann.
pity his former proposal tor "a tuil
Irish representation at Westminster,
at fixed periods of the session Tor
specified purposc- aud ,tates TINT Mr..
parucl hns been consulted ON That
point and approves of the scheme.
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auts to assert their claims: stipulated
that the entry OF This decree shall ope-
rate ipsc iactO as a transfer of The
legal custody Of the eutire Texas Cen.
traI property from the former receiv-
crs Clark and Dillingham;, to the
newly appointed joint receivers. Ea,.
ton, liintUul aud Dillingham;. Mes.rs
llsrteu and kruttschuitt, OF New Or.
Icans. solicitors Tor the Southern
Development company, filed mo.
lion this evening. suggesting their
client was agricyed by The above iid.
Wrut aud decree, and asking the
court to be- allowed All appeal from
the whole ut said decree To operate
A. n supersDdeas s,rcturnAblr to the su.
prcmc court OF the lnitcd States al
ihc bctObcr term 1856, on giving
unud IN the stun of 100000. Judge
l'Rrdcc took this motion under al.
Nt-ruont, aud the court then AL.
Ilurnrd until next " cdncsday. Jus.
Tive wood aud Judge pardre left for
san Antonio this afternoon. IL ia
generally thought by members OF tho
bar, that complsiuauts motion for au
appeal tu the supreme court will he
'f' A'h''fH n INV fNNNlNlANlNA'NH IlhNW htIH
parruty not lcii the Noating debt
creditors - legal leg on which to
stand
IltE tNrEK-I trE DRILL.
Special tp The Examiner
GALNE~roN. MAY 1.-THE citizen,
committee appointed at Monday
Nights me Ting To confer with a
committee from the Galveston Pro
gfcs-iyc association relative to the
muchtalkcd Of Interstate drill aud
curampmcut. met Tonight ~ Artillr-
rN hal 10 make their report to the
assembled citizens iutcsested IN tho
proposed drill The committee re-
ported that after repeated con-
terence with committee from
the Progressive association
they had met tOkethrr
aud tormcd themselves into u com.
mittrc oi fourteen To solicit suhscrip.
tiuns, the plan being 10 issue stock Mt
par tu the chuumt ot fifteen or twenty
thousand dollars, aud parties sub
scribiug for stock to got together aud
elect "a board of managers, each sub
SDrlhcr to have one vote for every
-hatc hcld boz him, shares to be ten or
twenty dollars each After the board
of managers have been elected
no lhl- manner they viii proceed to
clrrt executive officers who shall have
entire charge ot the prilr This was
recommended by the committee, who
stated they had done some cNnya.sing
among business houses aud all were
.nti-iicd that the money could be
uu-rd. hut murr explicit methods of
mu-t hr adopted To guar
i,ulcr thr -uh-cription, being paid in
Hd an carly day, rs haste WAS uoccssa.
r', the season being we'll advanc.
ED. n wa- determined that the
old committee acting with the Pro
grcs.lvc Association committee
should cInil uuc aud be empowered
to proceed nu this plan This action
settles the question and decide. that
Galveston u positively tn hold Hm
Interstate cucaiuumrnt sometime ia
August next I lho dates, 9Th to 10th
ut august, have hocn frequently sug.
grstrd and wlIl probahl, bc liked
uunu II l4 thought the committee
cot fourteen will bee prepared by Mon
day lo announce positively the
prize, aud formulate other feature,
ui thC programme.
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&, the title Of an interesting illus.
lrutrd treatise 1850 pages sent, po-t-
paid iur lu cents in stamps, Adj
drcs- Word', Di-prusary Medical AS
soriAtIUu, Buffalo, y. \.
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The Grand Ola Premier too
Sharp TO be Caught
in Tory Traps.
Hi, Action wins Bach ni,Iib-
eraI Deiiuquents. nnd Its
scheme pIosprIH.
htother SpuIgcou rake, a
Hand, hut the PoIiti,uI
MiIis StiII Grind on
some Prospects uI Justice tuI.
New NoIk aud Chicago
tuHI,hisn.

loNpoN. MaN 9t The general
meeting called hy MIR Gladstone A..
scmblcd at The foreign office this
morning The meeting Wa- we'll at.
tended Toy the premicr's .upportcr.
but none of the hnnWu Harrington
or Chamberlain di,scutrr- were pre-.
cut.
MIR. Gladstone wa, chccrrd when %,
entered lie ut once proceeded to ih,
business on hand aud announced that
the government had decided to mod
liN the clause in the home rule bin
excluding irish representatives from
Westminster lie did not state what
the nature oi modification was tu ho
but did state that the government
hud decided to modify tie clause.
provided the bill passed 10, second
reading. sud was referred toa select
committee toraction during the au.
tumn session ut parliament The
meeting cordially approved the posi-.
ton taken 10y Mr.. GMd.tunc The
prcmicr- followers now express
themselves ~ suuguinr of the success,
of hi- Irish policy Mr.. Gladstone
also declared that hr would. at the au.
tmun session OF parliament. mtrp-
duCc an amended Irish humc rule
bll
\ number ol liberal dis-idout- who
did not care To- risk compromising
themselves by attending the meeting.
hsllcd with undi-gui-rd satisfaction
the attitude of apparent Cancellation
adopted 10y the premier. These now
openly proclaim their intention 10
their party allegiance and vote with
the government for second reading
Among ihc first To- announce their re-
turn have been Mr. John Fletcher
Moulton, radical member from Clap
ham. and MIR. sam White, liberal
member for bedford. Both were adj
hcrout. of Lord harrington before
lu.day'- meeting. Both have since
ANNOUNCED thcm,clye, As supporters
ut MIR Gl istone MIR Whitehead,
accession IS perhaps the most uflucu-
tlal thut hc premier could have
desired bcsidcs the above named,
u number of other di,,idrut- have
openly pronounced thcm,clvr. a, -nt.
i-tud with Mr. Glud-tour'- present
attitude and the concessions hen ou-
i,cd tu make, and declared their In.
toutiuu to vote for second rrudiup
The general opinion tins afternoon
is llH the home rule hill viii Ger.
Hinly pass it, second rrniIug,
MIR. ,uANmHrAl>'- ru~uo>.
Lo>puN. MAY 21 Mr. Chamber
hin. replying to "a proposal tu pub
li,h his views ON the Htllud" of the
uou.ooutormist- tu the home rule
D.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-12
List of Letters.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining
In the Wilmington (Del) post office
Saturday, April 10. 1885:
LADIES LIST.-Mrs. Alice Burgess,
Mrs. Alice BarchneE, Miss Mary Brown,
MRS Bail, Mrs. M. A. Bartlett, Mrs.
Margaret A. Cronding, Miss N. Clark.
ca; Mrs. Lucy A. Dyer. Sarah r. Don
mel, Mrs. X. Elliott, Mrs. Laurah Fillips,
Miss Fannie GheeD, Miss Ciarah Il
Kunsman, Mise Mary HoRate, Mrs
n. Hayes, Mrs. Lille johnson, Mrs
Nanny johnson, Miss e. o. Martin,
Miss Ida Mullen, Mrs. 7. A. Mitchell
Mrs. e. M. Paynter, Mrs. r. POrtore,
Mrs. Samuel Powell, Mrs. Annie Rlsh,
Mrs.. b. Harristta Reed. Mira r. Rruua
han, Miss Annie Smith, Miss Nellie
Schrsm, Mrs. Il. p. Smith, Mrs. d. j.
Stewart, Mrs. Il. Schultz, Mas Tillis
Simpson, Mrs. Walsh.
GENTLEMEE'S LIST Fred. Arm
strong, DR.. Arthur Ball, James Brown,
Noah Beirted, Richard r., Berwin,
t. B. Cummersiord, 8. r. Cornay,
Walter Crafford, Stewart Gallagher
Joseph +. Henry, John Harley, W. #.
Hopkins, John Judge, Mario Angelo
Maruotalo, @. w. Myers, John Mo.
Kenna, Giuseppe Marcone, George
Mercer, J. j. May, (2); Michael Mo
Clafferty, Jos. Neville & Son, John
Proude, J. W. Powell, Thomas PEN
nington, Franz Schmidt, George D
Starr. Frank Sullivan, william Fl
STEELE, Anton Tremmel, W. Thomas
e. Vansciver, Evan Williams, Capt
Q. B. White. W. s. Y, Rudolph
Zranker.
LOCAL LETTERs.-LADIEs' LIST
Mrs. Neal Grifiith, Miss Annie Mer,
rick, Mrs. VIM. Seeds. =
GENTLEMEN's LIsT-John Brown,
Bernard Dougherty, E b. Elliott,
Charles B. Gray, Norris Holden, Tbes
johnson, Edward Kimbro, j. w.
Ryan, A. Ward.
LETTERS RETURNED FROM DEAL
LETTER OFFICE -LADIEs' LIST
Anna Glestiney. Mrs. X. Gillies, Nancy
Jackson, Mrs. Joseph Rudolph, Ella
Smith, Mrs. Eva B. Smith, Maggie
Walker, Mary Gates.
GENTLEMEN's LIST H. Fry, Peter
NJ. Stewart, 8. H. Thomas, John M.
Valdez. alfred G. White.
~ To obtain any of these letters the
applicant Iaust ask for Advertised Let
ters and give the date of this list.
w. Y. SwIGGETT. Post Master.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-12

We continue to orer good goods q
fair prices. Do not be deceived in SO
lecting your cooking range, but cal
and see the Harvest Home, Canopy and
Electric Ranges. For reference consult
your neighbor, 40 there are q RreaI
many sold, and all find them excellent
good bakers. We have ono each z and
8 Champion Ranges, one No. 8 Fortune
one No. Splendid, that We will sell al
cost to close them out, and have line
OF cheap stoves TO offer at bargain
Housefurnishing goods reduced to sui,
the times Plenty of &c. goods to offer.
Roofing season now opened, Give MS 0
call, at No. 6 East Fourth street.
REESE & BRO,
Daily Republican., 1886-04-12
Important TO M overs.

Those intending to move will need tc
make changes in the stove and heater
line. To all such we would suggest o
call ON I. 8. Bullock, corner Ninth and
Shipley streets, whose line OF cook
stoves embrace the finest In the market,
such as Othello, Record. Stuart and
others equally IS good. Also parlor
stoves OF the best makes. These stovef
have been tried, a. many of our bes,
familie can attest. You will ind his
prices as low as the lowest.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-12

. T. Z
every Industrial snssspriss now oou-
tfollsd By cepiisi. 80 every man 70 his
poysd Ky fi sss9e q NJ es sosss,y
The government viii regulate the pro.
duction By tho need, there will DO NO
|comEetition, and the proceeds will give
sire. n ~
There 10 sure, however, 20 be O SER
|pent In that Eden. Those entrusted
with power, call them by the sweetest
names We may, will be Of the SAINT
stock with the New York Aldermen,
the purcbasable Albany legislator, sn6
the present average member Of Con-
gress. II We accept their origin of the
species, It does not aid M In solving the
problem. Man knows quite as many
tricks, and has the same sppropriaiinR
|propensities 80 bis ancestor the monkey,
from which he was evolved. The Labor
party, II IL should dethrone Capital,
now claimed to be the ruling oppressor,
and reign In Its stead, will not, we fear,
bs any wortbier Of trust. In fact.
from the signs of the times, We think
the boast Of Rehoboam will not fall
short Of the truth, and the little finger
|of the average trades unionist who
may be placed In the seat Of power,
will DO thicker than the loins If HE
much derided father Of the bloated
|PlutocrAcy.
The boycotting policy, M an Euglish
sstatesman has wisely remarked. must
fall at an early dag ~ Ats own w-ess
The Knights Of Labor claim 800, 900 n
the number Of their mem bers. rnoI,
sre sixty millions Of people In thi,
country, OF whom over forty millionl
have reached the years Of discretion
While they rsmaia personally unaf.
fected they may look ON without oon
cern at the gross injustice, the mani
festation of personal malice and privat
spleen, In the use OF this attempt 10 Ia
jure the business and property Of Others
Bat IL cannot 10 far without touching
the welfare OF 20 many that its law
will not be obeyed, and It will remai
only bugbear to Brighten the timi
and superstitious BY name that, like
tabled churchyard ghost, has no impes
ing vitality behind It.
Is there then no hope for the poor
Shall the millionaire sail his yacht
forever over summer seas and mock a
the means and tears of ill.requite
toll? Our Christian faith 10 our onl
J answer. There 10 In our judgment n
hope for tho poor In any land under tn
sun, except In the triumph of tn
Blessed Evangel, which has alread
done go much for the race. Socialism
i with its athletic philosophy, its sneer
At the home, the family, and all tina
comes from the sacred ties Of marriage
J will never contribute one lifting tinge
] TO raise or help the fallen and OF
Ipressed. Justice must reign in ID
heart before 1t can be exhibited In Oh
j life, We care not what hand holds til
lsceptre, and socialism gives no encoul
u agement 10 such regeneration.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-12
A Big Blow.

I do not make through the news
papers, but / invite all In need Of wal
papers or window shades to come tC the
old stand, 422 Market street, where
will show the best selected stock from
twenty different factories, which 1 will
sell at the lowest price, take your
order and hang the same ut short
notice. A. B. JONES, 422 Market street,
Eighteen years experience In the busi.
ness. Telephone call $50.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-12
WoRklNa@EN AND HERi

M okhtNdmE EN- AND pT Ii RS
w should cali az l02 kast Fifth street
ano get a basket full for u. seed less cher
res, pounds for 2j cents. Vine table
teaches 10 cents a can, aud Iust think ratp
city lam: pounds for rs c'Dts. Puro Jelly,
oest tea and coffee In this CITY. Have YOU
,een OUT cent sugar? Try our 10 cent cot
Iee. II is excellent; but our 20 ceut coffee ia
oo we have aiso lowered our flour.
sall them knights Of Labor, they are so
good Those hams at 10 cents ana dried
perl at IL cents. Don't forgot French Villa
shoap; save wrappers and get presents, viii
nave eewinn ioachine on exhibition newt
week; that is one Of the presents that 90
Win the soap. We give a fine long rolieT
lowell with soap at l02 las. Fifth street
As'of T. d WIER