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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-24
Tho Into ArchhI.hon Lam,.

New Mexico has lost distinguished pre-
late. who, for nearly forty years has labored
effectively in that field. Archbishop Jean
Bapuste Lamy died at ms home in Santa Fe
on the 18th Of February last Born in Cler-
mont France, on Oct Il, 1874 the year Of
Waterloo. he received his preliminary cdu-
cation at Cermont and studied theology at
Montferrand, where no was ordained in 1898
He came % America in 1882 and lahcred Tor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-24

visit, were often pcrilous In 1876 ~ was
made archbishop of Santa Fe, with Arizona
and Colorado as suiirages, but resigned in
lsS5 On account Of the breaking Of his health
from hard work and age The archbishop
was reyered 10y the people among whom no
laborcd so long, and throughout the country
in which he had done so much 10 build up
me Catholic church
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-24

1884 lie is not a
college graduate,
having only re-
ccived a common
school and aca-
denic education.
He studied law at
Plymouth and was
admitted tothe bar
III 1853 The year
after fac was ap-
pointed posecut-
Inc attorney for
Grafton county.
y H. When the
war rQrua loth,.ayV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-24

Russia is awakening to the importance OF
improving her milling industry. The minis
ter Of agriculture has called for a meeting in
February OF congress OF nillers, asricultur-
ISIS and all others Interested in grain and
Hour The object Of this meeting is 10 discuss
the present condition and future prospects Of
milling in Russia
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-24
HENRY W. GLAZE.

The Senator from New bampshire-Au.
thoI OF the Educational Bill.
Senator Henry w. Blair, of New Hamp-
shire, who has succeeded ina getting his edu-
,4tional bill through the United States sem
ate, wa, born at Campton, \. IL on Dec q,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-24

eleven years at Gin
ciunati On Nov
-, 1850 he was
consecratcd bishop
OF Santa Re, and
took charge Of his
sec IN ISL
His early life in
what was then "a
new country, was
ono OF great hard
ship and danger
lhe country was
inhabited by hos
Tile Indians, and
the journeys Of the
bishop between the
dii'ereat points ms
Aniles led him 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-24
RAILROADS.


RlCHMOND, FREDERICKSRlIR(
~ AND POTOMAC RAiLROAD.-sched,
standard time: "'''' 7"
40 am. leaves Byrd-street station daily: stops
on!y AZ Ashland Junction, Milford.
Anu Fredericksburg. sleeper 10
washington. Leaves Washington for
an new York AT ll;i0 am.
CIV a'n' ,thSe BYRD street station: special
ruilnsn yestibule train, on which
extra fare is CHARGED. Runs Tues
Ways, thursdays, and Saturdays
Maaes no local stops.
'i' am' Leaves Byrd-street station daily. ex-
sept sunday. Leaves Washington Tor
40 New York at i;l0 pm.
%. m' caves Byrd-street statiOa daily.
,o.o, slecper " New York.
io'So am arrives ~ Byrd-street station daily.
sleeper rom New York.
sfo pm. arrives TT Byrd street station daily
i s,ops az fredericksburg, Milford. and
'l5 pm. arrives at Byrd street ssation /:
sP' car Pullman yestibule train. on
Wheh extra fare IL charged Runs
MohuayS' Wednesdays, ana Fridays.
Makes no local stops
i0;45 pun. arrives at Byrci-street station daily
except Sunday. Sleeper froiu
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 pm. accommodation. leaves i,yrd stree
40 station arrives Rt Ashland at ON.
td4 pm. leaves Elba; arriycs nc Ashland n,
6as pm.
$40 am. rec 1mmodation, arrives at Broad
street station; leaves Ashland AZ Sol
am.
559 pm. arrives at Eliza: leaves Ashland al
ca. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
e. L. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-24

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 90 makes connection az hoFsvlllo
for Chase city aud Clarksyiilc; M Greensboro
for Durham. Raleigh, daily except sunday, ana
all points on North Carolina DIVISION aud y
". y. & f. *.
Train No. b, makes connection az Greene
boro' for \. W. y. g *. r., Raleigh, Colds.
borO'. and Norehcad Cty. a. Salisbury for
Ashoyille. uOt Springs, and All pOiuts tn
western North Carolina, ~ Charlotte with
Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta railroad Tor
Columb ia Augusta. Aiken. Charleston. Swan
uah, ThomasyIllc, Ga, Jacksonville aud other
Florida points; also with Carolina Coutral
railroad Tor Wilmington.
Train, from tho south arrive al nichmOni
d:l5 am. ana $40 pm.
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GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY
18TH, 1875

l)rH. l$s
LEAVE RICHMOND:
s:45 Am For Newport News, Old Point Com.
t0Et and Norfolk, daily.
ll:O5 am Through and Local Mail 70 NJ.
points West except Sunday
SIeepers from Clifton Forge to
Huntington.
$50 pm For Newport's News. Old Point az Il
Norfolk. Except SUNDAY. Pull.
man Porlor Car r.. +. q 2. juno.
ton 70 Old Point.
500 pm Charlottesville accommodation
Except Sunday.
$50 pm For Louisville, Cincinnati. Chicago
st. Louis, Memphis, and New o.
leans. Fast Express, with throur h
Pullmans Daily. Only route rur
ming Puiimsns West from Rich-
mOnd.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$50 am Charlottesville accommodation
Except Sunday.
1920 am From Norfolk, Old Point, aud
Newport News, except tundsv
Pullman Par.0r Car Old Point Ia
X, /. q T.. Junction.
3l0 pm From Local points and the west
daily except Sunday.
$40 pm From Norfolk Old Point and New
port News, daily.
300 pm From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express daily.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad 81 reefs.
Ticket-oiiices 1900 Main street and depot.
II. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent,
WINS. c. WICKnAM.
Second Nlce-PIesidcat V. ~. ~ V. Co. and
Receiver &. " o. Railway.
II ICHM0ND, FREDERICKSBURG AL
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAST-FREIGHl
ijEE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWERN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Corresponding quick time to other points
Through bills of ladeG issued at low rates.
q. a. TAYLCk,
cc29 General Freight Agent
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

Curious markings in walnut wool
ara not uncommon. A specimen ra-
mArkable for the close resemblance OF
the marking 10 hRuve OF bird was
recently exhibited a. the Ledger off 80
by Rsv. Mat hew Anderson, Of Phila-
delphiA. The section had been sawed
from black walnut log By his brother,
Moses Anderon, OF GreUneastie, Pa.
and m a3uret about six by ten lnc1e4.
For several inches hb0ui the fgurs the
wood WAS unusually light in color. IL
the osntre Of the slab, iu the usual di TX
color OF thu walnut, vas near y pss
feet silhouette Of q bird. The grain Of
the wood was considerably ouTled in
the vicinity OF the picture.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

JOANNA Knights, Aug. 15.-The
pleasant weather Of to-day brought 3
large crowd to the camp meeting and
the attendance, about 1000, was the
lAIgett since the opening It 10 ex
pected that with favorable weather it
will continue to increase daily. As
soon - the first rays Of the sun popped
through the trees the bell was Iung for
the sunrise services. This was held in
the Tabernacle and was conducte by
Samuel Plank OF Robson township,
Btrks county.
Raw. Dr. PaxEon OF PhllAdelphiA next
conducted 3 prayer aud experience
meeting, Rev. Z Devlne OF PavkeI-
burg preaohed 10 = large congregation
In the forenoon. Rev. William POWick
OF eprinRheld preached In the AfteruC on.
His theme wac: Mysteries Of the King
dom of Heaven.
The ohildren's service this afternoon
Was In charge Of ReV. Mr.. Groves, OF
StrAsburR, and ASSISTANTS, The young
peoples meeting 1t twilight, and a
general revival this evening, in which a
number Of ministers participated,
wound up y mos. interesting day 81
Joanna Heights.
Raw. DR.. a. j. Kynett, Of Phllade'.
phia, Secretary Of the Church Exten
sion Board, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church; Presiding Elder John Z
Crouch, Of the West PhlladslphiA Dis
trlct; Rev. U. B. Miller and O. D.
Fisher, who have been doing active
work at the camp meeting since III
opening, left to-day for their homes ia
PhilajelphiA.
On Wednesday afternoon the JoAnni
Heights Branch OF the WOmen's Mis-
sionAry Society will meet The LEADING
speaker will be Mrs. EastaFly, q re
turned missionary from Japan.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

In IL said that there Are q number Of
persons in IhIs city, some oil whoa had
thelE application for lloenss refused By
The OauFL Who are selling liquor openly.
A part OF these men, We understand,
are Also ceiling on Sundays and unless
the Law and OEdeF sJoiely choose 30
lake hold Of the matter and have them
prosecuted, We suppose bhsy will con-
tiuus 10 vIolAIs the Law ~ long ~ thsy
please. We have bsen told b. those
Rho are supposed 10 kuoW, taAt II ls
not The business OF the poli,s 10 huuI
up these places, and 81 the Oh 30 OF IL
QuOr bAlllf has been abolished, II seems
thsrs 10 no one 10 attend 10 thlS very
Important matter. H9w much better
Il would be II We had Law placing The
liquor tram and everything connected
with # in this city, 10 the hands OF .
commission composed Of our Own olh-
Eens. Then the laws uould be ooeyed,
vlolAlors driven out Of he business and
sgllimAie dealers projected.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14
Tan Democrats ere a. usual proving

TaR Democrats are % usual proving
khemss,ves 90 cards Before tha oAm-
pAiEn commenced they laid down the
issue themselves, and that lssue was
free trade. Nj. Cleveland, with the
assistance Of his advisers, promulgated
his remarkable free trade messAgt; the
DsmoorAuc clubs ell over tbs country
made undue haste TO endorse IT, and
when the g. Louis Convention met the
platform Was iFsned 70 SrioIly CON
form 70 II. Nj. WAiisFson and oshsE
IsAdero openly proclaimed that The plat
form not only meant tree trade, bal
shat the party WAS committed 70 IL.
Auoihsr said that the manufacturers
who OH ioIed TO the Mills bill would, In
ths event OF M. Cie7elAud's reelection,
be willing to give million dollars 70
have 80 moderate bill passed, % they
would &c; free trade In all It's purity.
Bat nov change hes come. Demo
orAuj mAnuiAo,ure oil over the ooun.
try arc leaving their party like rats de-
sorting . sinking ship. Not only the
mAnutA ,turerI are doing this, bat also
the Worklugusn and sons Of the very
men who have In the past contributed
TO the success OF the party. This Il
stIik ing terror In their rAnks, and Mt,
OleVelAad you'd, II II were poSEible,
recall his free trade message and post
pone The Mills bill until AFTER the else
sion. B1,AI this 10 not possible, th'
parry and ihoss Of Its organs who pot
sess sam aenI intelligence b oompFe
bend The whIrlpoe into which II hAl
drih5i, loudly proclaim that "ths ~
tempt 10 present the 81. Louis platform
rs freq trade isbus 10 simply decsll.
When the utsFAaoss Of Nj. WAIteEsoI
and o;hsr leaders ara com pared 10 Buel
sentences Is lhlt, Il shows the despeEAt
straits into which the Democrats hAv
allo we'd themselves 10 drift, an1 thH
nov they see tha rssul.s that will osl
tA!nly ensus, they are rs usual proVin
themselves co yarls, and are trying |
dodge the issues which they has
made.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

Free wool! Almost.
Look In the window OF
1901 Chestnut street. You
will see it piled full OF blank.
cts. The labels say, War
ranted Pure Lam6s' Wool
both warp and filing" Omit
the Lamb" and the rest is
trus. The size of each
blanket is 72x84 inches, the
price 81, the weight 6 lbs.
Only 663 cents a pound.
We risk our judgment on
the statement that the civil
liked world cannot show
blankets equally cheap.
West of Main Aisle, north of Transept.
Super writing paper, linen
or smooth finish, by the
pound at 10 cents. 1t was
made to sell by count, not
weight, free from clay and
other make.weight stuff,
; note sizes unruled. You get
3 to S quires In the pound
. Why so cheap? 1t was made
! in the SpIinetime, ''just tc
> keep the mill running
Thirteenth street, south of centre entrance
! Counting one each, there
. were over 1900 women thai
. carried away 90 cent corsets
: last week. We have all o
) them now. The table cas-
7 of Chestnut street entrance
Z will be like a stock ex'
Z change-minus the racke
IS until they are gone
:, Another bit of corset news
y The Tosca |. c. corset will
~ be 81 IS instead Of 81 IS, a
rs heretofore.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

THERE 10 soma change needed In the
way The ssass in1 garbage ara nov COL
leosed 10 this o.Iy. The men and boys
who a. cad 70 ihls are iuBolsnt, aud
seem 10 think thsy are comforting q
grsAi iLvJr on the o,tz "a who're Ashes
or garbage they TIE away, In Addi-
tion 10 this they - try 70 initiate the
baggage smAsher, but instead OF .runkI
vent heir splse on ash barrels or other
vessels In which ashes are PLACED. Oar
attention wa1 called LASS evening 10 4
pile OF ashes on side EA,k, zhera II
had besn spilled by the collector, while
the broken ash barrel alongside AlsasIed
his pro Ress IS smAsher. This lady
OF the h use said this was = week ,
occurrence, aud InAI when the oJllee.or
was req aes'ed 70 iAke up RhAs be had
spilled ne mot only refused, but wal
also very imper .lnsni. The same IRE,
quently happens Eith tae garbage col.
lecIorS, and yesterday VS. SAY q gar,
bAge Carl thai was pouring a stream o
hl1h along every street. over which /
passed. The 5rseI aui Saver O5m
mission and the Board OF II ,Allh shout
attend 20 this matter, and see that III
CONTRACTORS or Iheir men are NC; impsl
hlneni, and that shsy sEiJlly contorE
to h, Law,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

ON SUNDAY morning an EnlgrA.
tloA Commissioned AJ CASTLE GAEden,
New York, dslAinsd German emil.
grAas aud his seven noIherle5s children
until tae case coa,d be lBvsBsg slsd 10
ascertain Il ho or his oa!ldeeu ara like
~ 10 bssone puoi, charge. This
man had Ghlr.y.seYen dollars, and
slated that he was TIE overseor OF 0
farm In Germany, happy and osnlsnt-
ed, when he EAs approached by an
agent o. ts,ka! seller OF a STEAMSHIP
oompsuy, who made him dlsoon tented
With his loi, by p.o!uring to bin the
lucrative EN- p,oy men, thai be could Oh
tain ty coming 10 this country. OoL-
sequs4tiy he gave up his situation,
broke up his home, and came 10 q
strange land, only to And thss be, the
same As thousands OF others hal been
within z5d By "a uns,ru pulous runner
or broker Of s:GGmIhlp company,
This ia an evil that shou d be suppress
ed By 1ha G3yernn emit, aud 1t would b,
Deter tor the country II CjnRresi
would lay aside the Mills bill, and Civ
US some legislation on tails matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

TIE New York L 1euIng Post, .
DsmocrAho Journal, tells the liquor
men OF New jersey shat their only
eannoe o e',A2s from she Eli yh Lioen 50
aud L3osl Op'.5n laV passed by 8 Re-
pup loan L,SlstA are At Iis last session
nov rests en- lie r9p3sl, and 10 effect
th's Dsm>osa..9 Legislature must be
elected. Yst this oJnes from an organ
OF ths party who are yelling themselves
hoarss wilh telling the psop,e that the
Republican platform msGns "oheAp
whisky and dear olOihing." Thsss men
well kno@ thAt the Democratic party
has wSys depended on the la uoT men
for support, and that they have never
oonda1Ied q campaign In our large
oilles, the details OF whIoh asre not
perfected in the saloons. The RaslOnl
OF that party 81 various Stale oonVsn.
lions hhO rs thai Il, insisGd OF the Re.
publican party, 10 Ghs advocate OF frsS
whisky, while .he record Of the latter
shows that all the eflaoIivs restrictive
liquor legislation In this country hal
been euAoIsd by the R,puolIaAus,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14
Atr9WIJi~

me cheapest has house lathe otsF
oupping and loeching, los 4. Second Ct.
Try Bush's coal you win ike It.
BrAGlliAn Balm, immediate cure for numps,
Try Bush's coal you will surely like II.
HillArd y. Dawn, ieweler, 3 4. Second Of,
Fine IS X. hinge, al HAMS, IS Z. FOURTH,
Frank ROop Smith, druggist, 6th and King.
American Laundry, 6O2 West Front street.
Fine cigars and notions At N. W. corner
Seventh and Poplar streets. l.. Boil.
Hollis, r o. 4 west "a street, has returned
from Chicago, and ia Sill open though hi
curtains are down.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14
never, NEVER,

Were we more anxious
to run off or close out
small lots of our Cloth.
ing than we are now.
1t Is about the end of
the season, which is the
best we ever had. We
are preparing for fall
and will want all the
room we can get, and,
to be candid, we want
the cash. We have
gone over our stock re-
ducing prices OF many
lots very much, and
now, as 40 extra induce
ment, we take off 10
per cent. on all cash
sales which will only
last for a short time; in
fact the goods ale CO.
ing off rapidly and will
soon be closed.
Don't fail to see She
bargains we are offering
in Mems and Boys
Suits. II costs YOU
nothing to look, yor
know.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

The following described real estate, Wis
Two dwelling houses located on two adj DIN
Ing lots OF lane, bounded and described a.
follows, to wits
No. /. beginning At corner formed by the
inter ection OF the eAsteriy aide of Adams
street and the northeTly slide Of Eleventh
street thence n 0nF said eRsterty side OF Adams
street with easterly - feet more or less 60 a
post thence southeaAterly and running
through the middle OF the brick division vail
between the house On the lot and the adjoining
house on the north iSh fett more or less to a
stake, thence sOuthwesterly 81 feet inches {,
more or less, TO stake, thence ON uor h
westerly rs feet 10 point aud and theHcs In a
W sterly direction 81 feet to the place Of be-
No. 4 Beginning 81 point on the easterly
and VI ches southerly from the southerlI side
OF Delaware avenue thence southeAstcrly and
parallel with Delaware avenue and along q
line Of land OF Sarah Ann Says-s ias feet ~
inches to a stake In line OF land Of n. W. ell
pin, deceased, thence aouthwcsterly along
said last mention d land feet 10 4 stare
thence nor hwesterly aud funnlug through
the h"i S. on this lot and the house adjoining
on the south Ia feet, more or less, TO the said
easterly II e OF Adams stree. and thence there
by northefly "a feet inches to the place Of be-
ginning.
Seized and taken In execution AZ the proper
| " Of alnes W. Ware and samuel Murphy
former owners or reputed owners, Naltel
eph Il. y, Seeds aud Henry B. seeds, trading
ssJ = u. seeds : Son, contractors, and 4
GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
sherlh's once, Wilmington, August ?
issS. aO-eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

The piz7 In the vicinity Of Milford
ara reported to he suffering from cholera.
~ may be that the hnt weather hos had
pomethiug to do with originating the
disease. The best way 70 prevent its
spreading would be to turn the pigs
mo q GOOD clover lot, and let them re-
maih t2ere INIT, tae approach Of cold
weather. Chatrsd corn, charcoal as
wei As other cholera remedies should
$50 90 given whese tho disease has
unaffected ltse!f,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

CITY or CHESTER. AAa'i -
Commencing Sunday, July list viii leave
Eourth strset wharf daily, 81 100 and i0.lb
3. u, +; l, Alb and o - p. IN.
BOAts leave Chestnut street wharf, PhllA.
delphia, at 7 30 and 1000 q. m, and I.so, 400
arc tBp. IN.
FOR Olsrcus HOOK. leave WILMINGTON at
100 =. m. and tlb D. u,
All boats stop At Chester.
Frsiaht received 1or mArous Heck on
Tuesday.
rolsphons No 81.
On Sundays, 100 9. N. Beat connects with
Atlantic Oily train, Tickets for found trip,
! el.b0. Fer sale on boat. NETT
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14

EKIY viii b. sold Al public sRls Ga
the premises, No us Orange sIrest, on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 18th, 1855,
At 10 O'Clock, a. m,
All the stock tools aud nxturos IN tho
shops Of David WooImAn.
cNAA Nonsisting Of l bolt ETl
5f{t=4sfE- cutter tirB bondeF, NM
PhosT6 ard aunCh. tire setter, =
o1ne pulley for bands cone gums
BlTAignl eDt1g plates, b hsiloHa, . RuyilH o
ass.-lrnn slgcE tubs, ! bolt and BpiHs header,
let Of hammer sledRs' and nth0r tools suita
biz ~ nrtt-olass blaskBnith Hsop; visGs
.a1d dfill prhsaes, pair soAles, IN Iood Or
der, weighing dl10 pounds; 2 boxing and !
turning msshine', iot Of benches, patterns
aad uAwe1 sun; fpovos and ibl'oeH, CRY; iOt
o. we'll F58alueu lumber, 20 ifcl: raw
iha'ts and SIZE hicko y aIles. bLA6; lot Of
escorted carriage bolts, lot Of h, pper and
81 10 hErtoHs, dltE osrts, lot Of wheels, 2
sieiSh runnora, Portland Blslsh, dBarb IN
body, painted and trimmed; l spindle
wagon OF iHOwFter g9rlsKs, l second hand
lun'0er WaEon, ? duEou;B, lOrg wagon with
oabyss top, desks, lot Of frames, stoves
am other articles TOO hume Gus 10 monitor.
Alsl lot q new and zee nd, hand carriages.
Terms made knoEu IN dsv ofsliohy
DAVID WOOLMAN.
Geo. W stanton n 40. auots. al-st
DUmLU sALn or FIRsT-OLNSs
Il fFtEa cows and sprlngors -Tho sub
49, 49, 49, - A. seAAS eAAN a. hhs AA0kNA
At LlnWood, Pa,
Or WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18Th, 1855,
A. one O'Clock, p. M,
90 ffst-elass frosh cows and F5.zs-ef
w aprlngor5. WY
Tho above COWS weTo bought sptifgsFs
and cAlv0t at my farm and are considered
oy Judges 70 10 aB Ene o lot OF cows as have
| handled this season Among them will be
found some 2o'qutyt milEsrs and heavy but.
tor cows. Any oso wanting iira. class COW
shOu'd not mis5 this sale. ha train that
Leaves v i'm ngtoa Ct 1888, arrives 81 Lin.
wood In tims for GiuRer End sale.
2And I mOnths' credit.
RI. ROBERTS.
l.. W. Sttdhau 81 Soa. zucl. RlldhWM
A TrERIYON DAlRYmEN -PUBILU
ia SALE-Ihe s1bForiDer will sell NJ
pubtio sale. a. his farm on tho road leadinR
from Uontreyllle To Kennel square, taree
miles from the former place, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 23d, Isss,
Ian HEAD OF vows, fresh ard gS.rzEsl
NV sprlnBerB fsW good feed. ISafffa
0rI and palr u GOOD woTk oxen M-N-
Those are hr II class lot OF cows an / dAlTy
men will GO veil to come and see than.
GERMS-Slxrv Gays credit.
Dinner A. lg.G0.
SRls at l.3O W,P. PHOUD,
j. u. hOoiL son, aust. 3d&W
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14
The Great Clearance Sale is
still under full head
way at the
BEE HIVE"
2nH MARKET STRRRTS
3O6 MARKET STREET,

And Is to continue until all
the Summer Goods are gone.
Price is no object. The
goods we don't want to keep.
To-day go a lot of extra
fine Sateens 25c goods down
1 to I2lc. Buy them to keep
for next season If you don't
need now.
About 80 yards left Of the
ALL Wool Albatross going at
22c instead of 62ic. Pink,
bIue, cream and black.
All our l25, IS and I8c
ICrinkle Seersuckers now &c
a yard. They cut up very
fast.
The last of a large lot Of
121c Batiste to be sold now
for GIc You know the old
adage of the early bird, etc.
3 pieces OF 35c Corded
Pique to be closed out for
20c a yard. Don't delay
buying them.
20 dozens OF the cheap
White Aprons sold. A few
left at 10 and I5c. Come
lquick or you will lose them
Lace Mitts, Isle Glove:
land Silk Gloves to 60 iol
about hall, as they must sci
next week.
Your last chance to bul
l35c French Sateens at lSc
Not more than 20 piece
left.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-14
ON SATURDAY.
THE 25rn DAY OF AUGUST. lsSs,
at2 O'Clock. p. ~,

The following described real estate, wis
All that certain lot OF land with 4 two.
story brick dwelling thereon erected, sltuAio
in this city Of wilmington, bounded and do
seribed Ts follows, to wi
Beginning At the southwest corner OF -Four.
teenth Apd Warrington streets thence south
eTiy by tho westerly side OF washington Is
iett inehes 10 corner thence westerly Aad
parallel with Eourteen,h street and running
through the middle Of the brick division
wall between The houio on this lot and the
adj dining heuSs on the south lBa feet 0
inches 70 the oaBtsriy Bide Of UhAmberlAin
street ~ 30 feat wide running nom ThiF.
tenth sJ'oot TO Fourtsenth street
thence north rly and parallel 20
" RbhlnB'Oh Strast hereby ~ feat ,
inches TO the Bouiheily side Of -FOUR
t~onth street Afor, said and thsr CO thereby
eAsterly l33 fee inches 70 the plAos sf be-
Einniug. 10 the contents what they may.
heo0rd W, vi ", maze 900, 80.
HciEed and taken in execution as the nFop.
|erty nf samuel O. Warner and Anna l.. " ar,
uCr his wife, and /. ts., and to be sold bv
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherin's once, Wilmington, August o.
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