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Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
Doub,e Help foF Inc aII,sus.

In addition to that chief remedial
measure-the use OF Hostetter'S Stlmaeh
Bitters- persons sufieriog from acute bill
ious attack, will facilitate recovery by
the use at frat OF milk and lime water
and thin gruels, and by q very gradual
return TO the use Of soHd foods. Fatty
substances should be excluded from she
diet. Blue pill is q remedy OF doubtful
safety, particularly II there be nausea
and vomiting, frequent eeneomitants I
liver trouble. The Bitters, provided ss
reformatory action be not retarded Ind
marred by gross indisoretions In diet,
will soon restore the equilibrium Of aud
aet!en OF the liver, stomaeh and boWele,
all three disordered BY blliousness. In
all forms Of mslarial disease, which in
every one Of It's phases presents indiea-
tions of liver trouble. Hostetter's Stomach
Hitters 10 the foremort Of specifics. The
lightOf over thir J years. sxparienes also
shows IL 70 be fne remedy for Eheu-
mAtism, kidney troubles, dyspepsia, Ler-
VOWanaas and debility
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
EsrrIbl. Flsh. Wl1n rhIer...

BRIDeuPoRT, Conn, Oot, 2l.-EArly
thiA morning two thieves had effectsd
an entFanos 10 Benjamin Betts' store
and oue was passing goods ont to his
companion when Mr.. Bette, who had
besn aroussd by tho burglar alarm oon
Meeting the store with his residence
appeared on the scene with q neiRhboF
named Hayes. The burglars warned
thsm away on peDAlty OF having their
heads blown of, and ct the same time
began throwing articles within reach
At Mr.. Belts aud his friend. The two
latter disoharged shotEuns at the burg.
lars. One, who beArs the name Of VIM
Carey, was sounded In the head snd
neck. Mr.. Belts and his assistant
olcsSd In on tbe thief, who showed fight
Several we'll directed blows on the head
with the butt Of 3 gun brought him TO
subsection, and he was then taken into
custody. His aooomplios made his es-
caps. Carey WAS brought TO this city,
where bis wounds were dressed by
police surgeons.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

MHpIA, Oct. 2I.-There were a number
Of interesting relies Of the campaign OF
1910 shown by the Tippecanoe Veterans
OF Delaware county at their meeting held
here n the Court House yesterday ].
Bayard Atkins, now living in Aston
Township, wore badge worn by him at
a COUNTY Convention. held in West Ches-
ter, On june Q, l64O The badge is made
of " bite silk, on which is printed an ex-
eelleht picture OF a log cabin wi h q
barrel OF cider at the door and the latch
string hanging out. Underneath the pie
ture the badge has the following inscrip-
hon1 This cabin to let; the string win
not be p Illed in. HarriSsDr and Tyler.
A Frotec I've tariff; enc Fragment of
domestic industry. Wilmington the
father OF his country; Harrison a chip of
the old block " Over the picture Is
West Chester Delegation. Il. Pluribus
Unlm. County Convention, June .,
Jbhn Larkin, Jr who presided at yes
terday's meeting of veterans, exhibited a
silk flag handkerchief worn by him at
Stale Convention, held at Lancaster In
August, 1910. 1t has but thirteen stars,
representing the thirteen original States,
and contains the inscription "Harrison
and Reform" printed in large black
letters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Darlington of Middle
town presented . badge worn by her
father, the late Thomas Pratt, when he
caat his nrst vote for Harrison and Tyler,
In 1910, a. . member Of the MiddletoWn
Club.
After the close of the meeting yester.
day all the 1910 veterans present signed
their names to paper, giving their age
ard address, and this has been retained
BY Judge Broomall, wh1 was instru.
mental in getting up the meeting, as =
souvenir Of the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
Poker players Captured.

A few days since City Solicitor Bal
and Chlei 4WtRgitt leafsod that gan
bliHR den was being conducted In th,
basement Of tho apRaK store ct Ne
hAst Third street. TIE place vas I'D
mirably adspted for the purpose, al
there ts but one way Of entral co or exit,
and that is reached BY passing through
the segAr store. AZ soon % the Olty
Solicitor obtained the necessary infor
nation he had the warrants Issued,
which were plscsd In Sergeant fuckers
hands about IL O'Clock Saturday night.
Fifteen minutes later tbs sergeant, 90
oompanied by Ofnoers BurieiRh and
bhereR, all OF whom were in oitIssn' b
clothes, walked Into the saRAr store and
through TO the entrance to the basement.
They found . nHmher Of mon engaged
In playing roktr, v no were 90 enRroased
with the game that they did not ct hsSt
nottoe the entrance Of the Off GERS. Sud
denly they became awHrs oi the fact Of
their pFsssnoe, aud the game came 10
40 abrupt end.
The room was Allied with men, bat
there was no attempt made to escape,
which, however, would have been use-
lese, as they were trapped like rats in q
trap. CHARLES Reynolds aud Charles
Hamburger, the propristogs, aud Lem.
mel Stroud, Uloud harmaD, Charles
Kyle, Evan Morrison, John a. Coun
tlsF, Robert Rlbinson, R1beft r
Jrnefiss Joha Smith, John Price, John
Green, j hn HendeTGon, Oben Often
aud John Kyle, who were In the place,
were all taken to polile station.
Judge Turner and City Solicitor Ball
were In waiting q; the Chlefs office
wheA the prisoners were brought 10, for
the puEpoSs OF permitting those who
were able to do so, tofuFnish bail for
their appearance Charles Revnolds
entered ball In the sum of 81 COO, and
John II. Oountlss, Johu * lie an
Charles Kyle, were released on S5c0
ssoh as Witness while the others were
looked mp.
Reynolds and RamsberRer were ar.
RAlaned ct yeAterdAy moFnlDR's session
OF the city court, and twelve Of those
captured In the place were examined 20
Wttneaaes. They each aWore that thsy
could NOT reOOlleot OF sver having sesn
osris played in the plAoe fer money or
any other consideration, and the only
wonder was thSt shey had not forgotten
they were ever in the plaoe themselves
REYNOLDS And Ramsburaer were held
In VI, 900 each for = further hearing to
morrow morning, and John Kyle,
Lssm uel Stroud, Oben Often, John Prios,
Evan ID. Morrison and Robert b, JET.
ferris were held In $500 eGch ne Witnesses,
The others we're dischArRed.
This 10 one OF the most important
raids made for some time, as the
authorities have for many mODthO been
Anxlous to s.oure Reynolds, who 10 one
OF the most daring gamblers In the city,
but has always managed 70 escape ar
rest
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

The bursting Of steam pipe IN the
engine rodm OF the American Pencil
W rks, in Jersey City, New jersey, on
Saturday daufed panic among the $50
girls employed In the factory A number
jumped from the windows. Nellie Owens
aged 10 years, and Nellie Casey, aged 16
years, werb badly hurt. A number of
others wert hurt, but not seriously.
The first session Of the Fiftieth Con.
gress ended on Saturday BY adjournment
sine die. The whole number of bills and
Joint resolutions passed during the session
was l443. dt which 1877 were approved by
the President, 95 became laws without
his signature, 128 were vetoed, and 90
failed for want OF signature at the time
Of adjourn ment
While Captain of Police Hayes of
CrookstonI Minnesota, was engaged ia
conversation with Q number OF friends,
on Friday night, tramp came up be.
hind him drew . revolver and fatally
wounded bin. He says he committed
the deed be ,ause Chief Hayes arrested
him on Thursday for being drunk
One Of the Sisters OF Peace, while suf
fering from temporary mental derange
ment, on Saturday, jumped from a win.
dow In the third story OF St. Joseph's
Home, in Jersey City, New Jersey, and
was INSTANTLY killed. She was known as
Sister Mary Peter and was 80 years old.
At Hodges, South Carolina. on Friday
night, AfCreery Glymph shot and killed
his brother, John Glymph, for undue
Intimacy with his wife. A Coroner's
jury rendered = verdict Of juStlhAble
homicide
A passenger train on the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad was par ially
wrecked on Friday night near Geneva,
Illinois. Engineer eanburn and Express
Messenger Terwell were dangerously In
Patrick Cofiey, the recently convicted
murdeIdr, attempted suicide in the jail
In Jereey City, on Saturday by cutting an
artery ~ his left arm A physician was
summoned. and It Is thought Cofiey will
recover.
Mrs. Aaron Foster, while engaged In
housecleauing at her home, near Ship
pensbufg, Penna. on Saturday, fell from
. stepladder and Was killed.
St. PhtrIek's Church, in Grand street,
New York, was consecrated yesterday by
Arehbithop Corrigan, In presence Of .
IcongrtgAtion OF 1900 persons.
ThoIhas Carr was ground TO pieces on
Saturday by falling into q machine used
for grinding stone and clay, In Norris
town, Pa.
Three inches Of snow fell yesterday at
Nebraaka City, Nebraska,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The once cele-
brated Fox Sisters, who are the or,gina-
tDrs of mod rn Spiritualism, appeared to
Flight before la ge audience At the Acad-
emy of Music to expose the frauds of
apiritualism. Both Miss Kate Fox and
Mrs. Margaretta Fox Kane appeared on
the stage. hs Kane rend red lecture
ln falterlng, almost inaudlble voice.
She produced the famous rappines so
That they were plainly audible by the
movement Of her big toe joint. Mrs.
Kane said she thanked God that she was
able 70 expose spiritualism.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

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Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Flea, villa Of RdwArd shaw, Of NIL.
fora Guua hefealf 70 . RAftsr n an out
building on Saturday morning. sho
was q daughter Of the lA.e 8. MAFtin-
dale Collins, and . sister Of Mrs. VIM.
3. Grier OF Kent County. She had been
greatly depressed In spirits for some
time owing to the intempeFAts habits
OF her husband. She leaves ave chill
dren and many friends ~ regret heT
rash Acl She was an exemplary women,
and preferred death TO dlshonoF. Be-
side her body was . raE)F. Indicating
that " the rope failed 10 Aooomp. ish her
coil,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

70 Wtra|
'ep, Aml
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In, butl
rup, I'd
enefQel
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

BrRNHeHAlG, ALA Oct. 22.-fhO
people Of TusoAlo0sA, Alabama, are ex.
cited " the mysterious murder Of four
oOioFed men within the last ten days.
In e. ah CASE the victims throat was
cut. The oGhcers have been unable 70
obtain any clue 10 the perpetrators Of
the orines, The oolsred people Of the
town are greatly frightened.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
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WARRINGTON, Dot 22.-A GRd case
Was yesterday brought TO the attention
OF the police in WAshinRton. A WON An
vas found wandering about applying
Tor admittAnoe 70 various houses where
she vas mol known. She had with her
four children, the oldest 10 years OF
age, aud the youngest only 2. She was
arrested, when she gave unmistakable
evidences OF insanity. 1t was Ascer.
taiDed later that she was . MrF.
Walksyr OF PrIncs Georges county,
MAR and, the child OF we'll to do
parents. Three weeks ago her hukbAn
deserted her. Her parents will be no.
titled.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

me eh0AResa hiss houso In aha esuN
&umfoEa @rO8s' AoA MaFk0a 8aFses,
Oupping and lsoohiRg. l08 L. Second d.
rry Bush's edAl vou Will like 1t.
Try Bash's eaal you win surely liRe n,
Willard ,. Davis, jeveler, . \. second st,
Pine 1s X. Rings, At HAnrA, Is 4. Rourth
RrAnk Roop Smith, druggist. Sth and Kina,
American Laundry, 81 West RrSnt street
Brazilian Balm. immediate care nor mumps
Fine cigars and notions ct s. ". ooF, 10Th
and Bennett Strootss l.. Bell.
nis high time TO have your oVsrooAJ and
winter wear dy Cd and cleaned at JonnYig.
me dyer and asOuEer 2l0 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Hubert A, ROop, Who has besu suffer
ing from mental ard physical prostTa-
ton oinoo the death OF bis wife aud
ohild q few weeks ego, experienced .
serious relapse on Sunday morning, and
for q time II WAS feared he would not
survive. A physician remained with
him all day, and this merniDR his con.
dltson was slightly improved, although
hts Bymptoms are not Baoh as to warrant
tbs hope OF . speedy restoration to
health. BIS difficulty Of hearing has
been greatly increased. and his eopdl-
ion may be still considered very ortiz
oAl.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

For tha ladies', workinRmen and
others in need OF underwear. Just re-
osived n large stock, fall line ladiea'
gents and ohildren'A fall and winter
underwear. We bought theSe goodH
right, and have marked them very low.
Cal and examine and you will be
pleased, both in quality and pTios.
Btroud's Dry GoOdB Store, No. leo West
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

A novel, entertaining and purely
ohaats show At the Novelty Theatre, on
Front strsst between King and Frenohs
every evening in the week. This play.
house is nov under = new management,
and he has made it . respectable, nrst.
class variety of amusement. ko liquor
10 sold on the premises, and no hetlers
allowed to Loaf around the doors. Fan
and mIEth pFs6ominate. Go see.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

OF the age In the medical line IL the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs,
manufactured only By the OAlifoFnia
Zig Syrup Company, 5Au Francisco,
California. II is agreeable 70 the taste,
acceptable % TO the ttoGaoh, harmless in
ia nature, painless yet prompt and
thorough In its action. AL druggists.
N. B. DAnforth, Second and Market,
wholesale agent,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

There was large congregation at the
Unitarian Church yesterday morning, to
hear the Rev. william p. riden, who
preached an excellent sermon from the
10Th verse Of the 9th Chapter of st. Luke;
"And as he prayed the fashion Of his
face was changed"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

PHILADELPHIA, OSt. 22.-At q meet.
ing OF Printing Pressmen's Union, No
4. on Saturday night, the president and
seoretary were Instructed 10 issue =
circular to the pIopristors OF the vari-
Gus ofiioss, infoEnina them that the
new scale OF wages, calling for B1s per
week, would go into effeoI on October
2D.h,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Behning pianos, Baar BFOF. pianos,
1vers q rond pianos, Emerson pianos,
HAls pianos, all prices and terms. See
these elegant instruments before buying
SswheEe. b. b. Rsbslsn, 10 Market
4 Raaf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
entertainment To-M orFov svonIng.

An Entertainment will be held TO- NOR
row evening at the Bethany BRbtlst
Church, on Rim and Jackson streets
40 interesting programme will be rem
dered, and AL who attend will spend
an epioyabs evening The admission fee
has been placed at 10 and 10 cen.s.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

that everybody ought 70 know that A.
Sergeant gives $40 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindlinR wood IN large
loads. Lime for whitswashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe straat. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for tbs
blue slgR. Opening In the evening",
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

A hABdsons surrey, for want Of use
just been done up In 0rst-olass order;
will soil st bargain, o. owner bas no
nse for IL Apply of First d Allmon
Seventh And Bhlploy streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

wishes to inform the public that he will
continue the Zoe cream business ct No.
Bol Jefferson street, also oysters will be
served 10 every style and BY the quart
ct the usual prioee. Telephone call A34.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Before buying = piano or orRa cal
and examine the large stock Of first
GLASS instruments now selling ut the
lowest possible prices and very eRsV,
Il. r. Robelen, 710 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Severe colds, which can be cured by
using MoInAll's Syrup Of Tar, $780,;
Danforth's Rlyoerine soap, 100, better
than Pears soap, because II contains 30
rOsln. N. B. DAnforth, graduate in
pharmacy, Second And Market,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

choice brands Of -four 90 ~ tho corner
Of Fourth and King streets -four and
feed store. Prices of -four reduced
Fresh oAt fakes, oAt meal and fresh
ground buokWheat always on hand. b.
p. JAnViar,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
BOmsthinE New.

OEnyon portrait and frame on in
Stallment ct Cumming's photograph
gallery, 500 Market street. Now is d
ReOd chance for nice Christmas pres
enk.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Who is this H, D. Hollis that has
inst opened that sugar barrel ct 512
King street3 He is ali right; he's from
No 4 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Gall and see the eFAyon portrait and
frame Ouamings makes on iAstAln0nts
800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

II o B tired Of buying water and
would like buy \ solid at. OF large fa,l
oysters for IS cts, call on j. n. Thomp-
sen, No. 4l6 W. Front street,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
PaEIOE Oar fOr PIusDurE via b. q o
n

The B, 4 o. Limited Express leaving
Wilmington daily ct 7Ss a. m. il
equipped With Pullman Vestibule Par.
lor Oar running through to PlttsburR
without change, arriving In PltisburR
Nt $50 p. m. This train affords pAssen
Sors daylight ride through the beautI
ful and historic Potomao Valley, and
Gcross the Allegheny Mountains, now
respleDdsnt in the god and crimson
glory Of AHtamnAl foliage.
The night express, with Pullman
SlsepinR Oar attached, leaves Whining
ton At $40 .. m, arrives In PIttsburR
ct 7.lb .. m. daily.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Have you sesn that handsome picture
"snoW Boy" given for Is outsIde wrap
pers Of Circus sOAp7
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

60 to hcolurs for all kinds Of Ash
aud oysters every day. RlghtiN street
mArket honAa.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

House and sign painter and grAIDoE
Gall and see ms before going nywhere
else. Work reasonable. BIO. s04 Orange
street. TILGHRAH DANHaR.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

The famous Carpenter organs, shon-
inger chime bell organs, Cottage Queen
organs, all prices and terms. II. n.
Robelen,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
IL oablnos. Tor Ra.Oa.

Persons Wishing . genuine picture OF
themselves or friends should call on
Beeoher, Slb Market street, where they
can get 10 cabinet photographs for $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Persons intending to lay iu . supply
OF sweet potatoes for the winter ehOdla
IoAl. on sEeltH, . East Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

9ie celebrated Three B. B. D. ciRAt,
manufactured by H. =. Bourbon h
Bro, Ne. 2I9 West Second street. The
hoSt 90 cigar in the city. TEV thans
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Set yong WrieGeEs repsiEsd ct Rioh-
mond'sI n. W. coz. Eighth Ane TAtnAil
atrosEa.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Enterprise of great pith and moment"
are 80 engrosHing the minds OF men, that
they neglect their own affairs, and grow
old with pain, forgetting that bott of
Salvation OIL will cure all.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Oupplng ana leeching by George B.
MetGner, los East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

A knAbe plano, good as new. at 1
great bargain, also good secondhand
pianos for 80, e66, 500 and SI6O. H
II. Robelen.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

hyou want good buttAE call ct Rich.
mond's, NJ W. cor. EiSh4h and rAtnAll
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

prevsntod and cured by Hooper'a Ano-
dyne. Bsst medicine for tssthinR and
oolio. Al druRRists.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

The Celebrated Smith American Or
gsns: see and hear them and you will
buy no other. Il. y. Robelen, ITO Mar.
ket street,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Blue nsbs Gaps May RoOAlsF, Whits
fsh, cat 6sh, houudeEs, tiont, cod nlh.
Oysters, 25, so, A0c.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Go 70 Sulsl5E fof .'euI st5ies peAEs
At lowest lssIkot prices, IL Essi FlarIh
StFsei,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Az bargain, S-rOon bouss, with con
venisnosa. Only $3.50 reQulted d0Wu
Apply 10 W. soOti VeFno1, this Ohaca.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

y cabinet photos at OunmIngn, RAl-
eEy iog %. SO2 Market EtEast
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Handsome new organs for $50, with
plush stool and hook. h. r. R9belon,
7l0 Market street..
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

fayior 3 Fullerton's rheumatic nix
az o1Fss rhsamatism in all its forms
Taylor q Fullsrton, 5O3 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Handmade chocolates at ReYgEsOn'g
II HAst Second street,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
HARRY HART.
The N. Y. Clothing Manuf'g Co
No. 316 Market Street
PEERLESS DYES ls2s lsEs !. IS S.Tss;sT TEs9


~ - HnlD HE DnUGoFHTT
FNhA AkAASANs' sAVLR9 BANK.
no. 6OS MARKET STREET,
nEoonRoRATzp........s..ssHnRuARx Hs,Isw
Open 70 receive dsposits daily from An:
antn p. n, and on Tuesday Ard SatnrdNH
evenings nom TO O'Clock
profits upon Its Investments, except a mseS
% is required for the payment on nsoeSnaSV
bxpsnses and for suitable Eurplu1 foT NJ.
security OF depositoFa, shall be- diyidad
Rnons the deposltors
No manager 10 AlloWed to borrow Any pare
Of the tunds deposited with the Oorpofakion !,
MANAGERS.
Seefge W. BughI 3. Allen Hiues
Nv n. WSsie MHion, Alexander J. Hart.
49,. 2: OApene =. X. Benson.
OnAs. ~. hoWland, Job II. jackson,
yoe. L. OarPontsr, JE., Anthony HiEEtay
NSaifS Sl1iSI Z - ~ y ~ ashlnstoA HAstiaRS
uEOGAn LOAA1DON MUET9A9IsS-
SAo' y. bgsAt Gro. 3. OAFHLLI.
tosaoSnS n ss Vice-PeaidsnI,
Nv mT Jos. n MATHnA Auditor
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

'is,s TO TO RENT A ROOM
~ 4 lop So suitable for military
hlypAA Addrtss In 4 preferred, hayins
oaNL.on. II
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
Il Looks Mean

| LOOKS mean
To refuse to sell an
OveTcoat for Thirty
Cents less than the
prices (which we had
to do" but 1t is a mat
ter of principle with as
We advertise to have
one price, and by that
we mean we have our
very lowest prices mark
ed on our garments.
There are many people
who can't get into that
way Of dealing, but
most people prefer II.
You save time and
trouble and generally
get a better bargain.
You'll find the best as
sortment of Suits and
Overcoats on our coun-
ters and you will find
almost any size you
want. We are in the
business to please the
people and you know
we've been here long
enough to have an idea
of their wants. Re-
member, we have the
largest stock CT Fine
Clothing in the State.
Overcoats and Suits
to order and made up
at short notice. We
have a big force of tall
ors at work all the time.
Jas. 7. MULLIN & SON,
ith b Market, Tailors
and
Wilmington, Clothiers.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22
JAS. T. MULLIN & SON,
9Th h Market, Tailors
and
Wilmington, olothiers.
Our OVGTCOatS

Should have particular attention.
They are more than luxurious,
and for every purpose of warmth,
style and appearance are un.
equalled in the land This is
why they sell 80 quickly, COM
bined with our reputation tor
always being lower in price than
any other house. No one should
miss seeing our splendid exhibit
which includes every quality
from 81 to $50, and any one who
is over.persuaded to buy else.
where will find himself "left" in
style, fashion and in price. Call
at once. We get buster daily
and by buying now-to.d&y IL
posslble-you secure the great
advantage Of choice before the
sizes get broken.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

"saoW BoyP II you have not seen
ask yOur grocer TO show 1t. LAutz
Bsos. give 1t for IS outside wrappers Of
OlrouS Soap.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Paaapsss EuReElatTve Patent Flour
stands UNRIVALLED
for making GOOD BRRAD
Of BLOB, CREAMY COLOR
Ald FINE FLAVOR.
AK your Greer or Flour Dealer for Il
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

Ilt [
.sstna
s fol
,vsrla
Daily Republican., 1888-10-22

~, 'A1NU UFEHA
h 4 VII ToH9. TSooH9.uoncinE Monday.
aO1Hg wni upsto production,
N hn,,," "oALD '' IN 80 DAYS"
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