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Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Juse Rs1ivod

Two hundred and ejRhly-eIRht pair Of
15o. pants, which I guarantees viii
stand washing and keep color; they run
from to IA years. Ia pair ~ lso 1G4
pair At 2Oc. ia pair at $50, 144 pair at
400; 4S9 pair. these AFs ali cashmere,
and only 500. All that could not get
thom Saturday come now, 1 was very
sorry that had them all sold out. You
know that such bargains won't last
long, and got them for you aa soon %
possible, and II you come now you can
be accommodated. Those childrOn's q
suits At 900. ATrivsd. too, and that
mans ault 1T $3.50. We have got lots
OF them. NJ. Meyers One Price Cloth.
i0g House, N. W. corner Fifth and
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
FIFTH EDITION,
BurhotI rhn,. ~

PHILADELPHIA, Auvu.,
MAnton burning OF Rres, ,r,I M
ssossn Ssn valuable silks and yeivs,,y iy ~ .
peen ~ brought to light By ,hs ,sa ,s'..! ~ !.
NY, rsyS, hoOloskey, Of Leeds ,t,ss, ',' .Is y
william J.. Kelly, Of No. Ig3s INV, ws s.i.ad aad
street. Mcoloskey, Who n mIA'Ga nI, 9
years old, was en- ployed A, on,y 9
Spe storshouse Of Hood, BooSytse, \
70, At No. 1905 Vite street f'o, sSI.a sII Z
~ various tlmts qnAntlt!e, Of v,'n.se h.ua
goods have disappeared my,,s,,.a.llA .aoA
Detectives Wren and smIib ,Oa,L NV.
upon the case, end on MonaSS CuS y, "
sItef two weeks Of patient y,iqaI
!ney caught MoClosGey on nj,
nome carrying . big bundlsof tbs ss.s w
quality OF underwear. Hevas s.....a
and taken 10 the TWept,s,b M S,',NM.
SlAtion, where he was locked uu II I" S.
night. W iAla
Kelly, who was q close friend a, N.
Oioskey, was aeen to como iro1 n,
storet ouse on the sans ul,b,. GnS y.
shadowed to his home. S3ottiv ~.
.sNeN Nhoiu DHlt9LlYe 5mlih Ma
the bell aud asked for him, but vss5
that he wAs not at home Tia rs-
waited awhile aud soon saw hT'l
hAme in the cellar furuscs m
aroused his suspicious, and ye,,,,I,,
morning when Kelly left the bsvs \
was arrts,ed and locked M WAN
Oloskey. The two men Gusrds
the oell and told the whole slou5ies
robbsEies within the hearluF d "a
turnkey. MAgislIa'e Oleuell IN
them . preliminary hearing Iralu,
them to the county prison.
Detective Smith went 10 XIV,
house, and on examining The ium,,
found In II the hAif.blrueI rsuIltI
many yards oil valuable SILKS Ule
and lAces. TIE suppositlon ls that XII,
knew that he was being shAdoVsd "
he set fre TO the ROodB, which bad ka
hidden In the hester, to dutry b
evidence Of his guilt. Kelly va 4.
ployed In LAthbury's a1ur WAnhaua,
At Broad and Vine streets, and lfHh
arrest his employer tepcIt,d 10 iAsR
lioe that barrels OF hJuF had been slou
from the place OF late.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
DESIRABLE,

Our goods seem to be
very desirable, at least we
are making them so by offer
Ing them at a price which
will pay you to buy nowand
keep till next year. Our ss-
sortment is still very COM
plete. We must have the
room, we make 1t very rap
idly, but we must haYe it all
soon and II you come to see
us you will be benefited by
our lack of room.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Back Again.

Henry Wilson, who was before Judge
Lyman few days since charged with
drunkenness, did not take warning by
his experience then, aud again trans.
gressed yesterday. Officer Burleigh was
eating his dinner, when he was informed
that drunken man was acting very
disorderly In street not far distant, and
upon going to the place found Wilson,
who was throwing stones at everybody
within reach. The officer took him to
the hall and this morning Judge Lyman
imposed fine ofS3 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Ca,np Meetipg'

The camp meeting ting, E; niS;,,TIs.liol TaG =
Z iSsS fiscts great credit o,2, oP9n issrTio. (
VS,d week. III Last night h..-B,sbt Key, '' H1 "a "A
P5sssisoI P:Si. 1l 199 1Ptss5s a-''5S gS's., \
Rev. RsV J. j. Broad way ! meeting 81 ", I, 4
p RF;SSa .sIa.,, Ta5S ans fS' iS,. ever "'' '''
Uoion street grove
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
THIRD EDITION.
FiTeA.

Or,,un the past month William J.
TrirS Alderman and recorder OF the
nslNware Company, reports the IoloW'
1na Are alarms for the past month;
Jnly 2, box 10, 70 40 p. M, slight nre
,,ndarnaAth frame house No. blz W Al
nuf street, occupied by kohanpa Oanis,
.IuIv 8 box 6, IL l3 .. NJ, slight nre
In hnnae ON Wilson street above highthi
house unoccupisd ct time.
JuIy 4. box l2, AIS a. M, Destruction
of brevorks o. Andrew Cardinelloi loss
| JpIV oCx IT, 10 % q, M, are on
roof frame dwelling house on EltIn
s,rSet, between Church street and kAh-
INV 4, sin alarm at 1oe5 3. M
aliaht FIRE In p, W. B b. Il Il. shops
fOof OF Fourth stfeeti loss slight.
July 4, box 80, 110 m, sllRht nEt
At blacksmith shop OF Thomas EArlyr
51I0 Orange street; loss slight.
July 4, oox 16, 40 2, M, sIeht nts
On dwelling house o1 si1th sttee' DC
tween Spruce Ard Church streets.
July 1, box Is, @ % p. M, FIRE On roo
oi house on Klund street between
Spruce and Pine; loss 800.
July 12, box Al, l2 10 p. m, hre II
lime house Of the JAokson Coal ap'
Lime Company, south aide OF harke
street bridge; loss $50.
July IA, box IL, 3 80 p. M, slight Or
in the pattern shop OF the Remington
Maohine Co g Works. Front street bs
4Wsan Poplar and Lombard.
July 10, box 81, 10 p. m, burnin
of Hartmann & Fehrenbaoh'e brewip
Conpany's brewery At silVerorooh
loss, IS COZ; insurance, 81 eco.
July 90, DOx IS, z 40 p. M, fre In ha
loft Of Robert Morrow in an alley rut
French and Walnut streets; loss, tlOl
July 20, box %, 8,4S .. m, Ore
stable OF ihs Springer, Morley q GAus
Company. Third and Orange street
loeS, 81. go
July 2s. still alarm, no p. m, sliRl
IRE in William BArefOrd's restAurAn
Third and Market street,; loss slight
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Withdrax

Vyuua-, A U,klih. determined 10
r,,ttS Srsgs rror1 tt's,o-.y, 81 FOR the Re-
publlCSn pOminAiiou for the IN 70 u
Sheriff. Tbs narroMs the Nntee' T1Wu ~,
10 Wl!iEEl simmons OF tbi G'ty' y " m "
J. Lauk sud John B1Pther II u.
hns huudtld aud E las N. m2ois 1'
AppoqulI mink hundred. n :. uu-it',
6eid naa,r A. 9o6 Tbsn hs h 2pes the
,,vaarsnas -; .,,,o,as IN he ACFe en-.
nor-a-Gr,, r's, 80 10 Ion IAN VI place
next baturlsy afternoon, End 4 @ M
didatea Eru ALXious 10 have q larR tu'I
out Of Voter5.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Thumb auEt.

Richard Laws, oolored, engaged In
the wood yard Of @. W. Bush Il Sons,
about 10 O'Clock this morning had one
Of his thumbs caught between log oi
wood and . large hook used for holsIlnR
logs and injured very badly. He was
taken 10 the drug store of DIR. Morrison
Second aud King streets, aud after M
examination DR.. NJ. found it necessary
to smputate the thumb ht the first joint
After properly dressing the wound the
man proceeded 10 bis home neAI
Sixth and Penn streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
SAVED From pronnInR.

While the steamer JualAtA was lying
At the mouth of the BrAndywins last
evening, q scotch terrier, belonging to
II, T. CLOUD, No, lll7 West Fourth
street, fell overheard, and was going
down the third time, when Capt Fred
eric Collins and Albert Waite with a
small boy, on the yacht 5tartle, oEms
up and rescued the little animal from
the water, presented him to the owner,
who returned mis- thanks for THAR hu
mAnity as we'll rs bravery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
orderon to LoaYo Town.

Several days ago officer 5herer found
a tramp roaming around town, and
ordered him 10 get out as soon As posi-
BILE. AS he again saw him yesterday
he took him TO the bali, and this morn
ing he was arraiEned before Judge Ly
nam. BE said that he was n printer II
search Of work, and on his promise Il
get ont AT once WAS discharged, with aI
that II be was agAlI
brought before the Court he would bC
sent to JAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
ChIInran,s Ezenraion

The children in the Children's Home
were conveyed TO BirmiI Guam Park on
Tuesday rad pa I'd tae day in = very
enjoyable manner. Tho managers re-
turn tbsuks 70 Mr.. Lowe for the Ese oi
h's te,rns to convey the children 10 aud
from the cars, 20 Mr.. T. B. Smith fol
furniehins Ice cream and cake, and alsC
TO the Wilmington end Northern RAil
ROAD CcnpAuy fjE furnishing transpor'
ta.ion,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
nhllhrnn Tall I'M ~

NEW YORK, July a7Jouitsl Ja'tosl I
Mamie ELS Kabaiinsr hsd ,ll.inSa, mifasl.'TiiS II
cape from death tais s,s 'russuisiltlI
are 81 and ~ yoArs ,,,I oia ,tom ls]g b. y
w9i's ,,o91 ., 81 an Piss Eat SD Size s3s @
gTo1nd, q distance ola o. a'i ilhtif .
clothes TSs2 wers np' but slightly inis'tSa nj. q b;
father Is > conductor Oh " VA ~ %
cars csI that pass the tooF, 10 .,,sls ns ih'I :,
They laughed when they
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
sent to the rres,dont.

Yesterday afternoon few members oi
the Wawaset Gun Club, tried their luck
in fishing for perch in the Brandyw ine
near the Market street bridge They
succeeded ia angling 60 o # the finDy tribe
from the waters. After arriving home
they packed the fish in ice aud sent them
TO President Cleveland by Adams express
They expect to receive letter om the
President, acknowledging the gift
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Hpit storm

NEw HAVEN, Com, Aug. "A violent
hail storU Visited the hsrbor on Monday.
Captain Bayis Of the Schooner J. q @
Ii SDitg wllra was one AID half
miles s0al pt Southwest Light, reports
that the 81 run raged with rr 1t fury
about him AID thst after 1t ab ,te1 he
khovelCG hail from his vesssPs decks.
Crlft half @ mile distant rom the Smith
escap.d the storm, despMehes say
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
EXCurg,On.

All tho,e W 10 desire to spend . pleas
ant day viii go on the eIcursion OF the
First Independent Methodist Sabbath
school to Augustine Pier tomorrow
Tho steamer Wilninstol will leave
Fourth sIreet wharf at S s'c.ock .. M
and 2 &C oek, p T., touching At Nav
Castle. EXERCISES Of an Interesting
character ezpeotod. Several ministers
will be pIossnt to address the children
and hold an old time testimony meetinl
in the grove,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Ennr,. In Hnhn,r of Ra,nsI.

An effort is being made to have Cover
nor Biggs grant reprIeve to Beidel, who
is sentenced to be hung on Friday
August 10th, for the murder of his wife
and child. II. II, Ward, Esq, who wat
assigned by the court to defend Reidel
has had an interView with the Governor
and he has promised to give the matter
his careful consideration.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Hanged himself with his NoohriOs.

READING, July William Meyer,
the 500 of wealthy widow of this ci'v,
was found hanging to-day from the bal.
uster in his mothers home. He had been
In III health for some time past, which
had weakened his mind. Meyer eluded
the members of the family who had been
watching him, and tied several neckt Ell
together, and with the rope thus impro.
vised hanged himself.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Tho runIahnent.

j. Frank Ruth, the forger of accom-
mediation papers is liable to fine of $500
to ~ coo, shall stand one hour In the pill
lory, shall suffer imprisonment in sol!-
tary confinement for the term of three
months to three years and shall wear a
badge of crime as provided in section ],
of the chapter.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
EIinar of rhrnn wn,n-

NEW YORK, July 3l.-John Engle was
arrested last night as be was about plung-
ing into the Harlem mere. He had load
ed pistol and bottle OF laudanum in his
pockets. There was purple streak
around his neck, leading to the supposi-
tIon that .he had tried to hang
himself His sanity win be inquired into
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
a ProrssslonAl BoEgsr.

P!lo Amos. tue foreigner who h no
he'd for iuither hearing this morn ~
on charge Of begsi1R, turns out TO
an IsRisn. Interpreter Porter "
present at the hearing, and stated
the OCurt that he had known the pIis'
oner 81 a professional hegRaF In Pbila
delpEta tor at lGast two years, alihouRh
he claimed 10 have bsen IN this country
about six months Ho wAB sentenced
10 pay hns OF s. and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
MoNnon. n. c., Oct. %, 1857.

The Potter Dug and Chemical Co;
Gentlemen, WIN. 3. stsphensOn of
this county brought his son to town 10 daV to
let US see him, and to show us what CuticurA
Remedies had done for him. This is the ca e
To look at the boy now, one would SuDpose
that there had never been ANYTHING the mat
ter with him, seems to be In perfect health
We have written and herewith inclose what
his father has to say about the matter, =
wrote IL Just as he dictated.
, We are selling quite quantity OF Cutlcura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies Inc
best In the market. and shall do all we can Ia
promote their sale. Yours Truly,
STEVENS 4 RRUSER
Druggists and Pharmacists,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Purohased q New Horse.

The Friendship Fire Company have
purchased a new horse TO be used In their
hose cart In place of "0ld Tom ,"who has
seen years of fire service. The company
will send the horse out to board, as they
decline to sell him or have him used by
any one.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Political.

The Eighth Ward Republican Club
ba been organized by the election Of
the following Ctfi GERS: President, Seth
II. TEssteIi secretary 4Aes
bell; Ifeaeurer, FRANK baInsy Az
ANA @ where meetings can he held
durin, ne sAu pslRu. D-l,,...
. A u AunR OF the veteran hep uD,luen 81 ~ .
and M, Iket streets, with James L.
HRwkin, ' preeidlnR' A numOet OF
names ", We added TO the roll, and con.
aidernbje business transacted. Anoth'
ar msatins will be held next Tuesday
night
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Very HI.

Lewis BIckta, the Oldest son of A.
Bickta, is lying very i'll at his fathers
residence, Fourth and Tatnall streets.
He is suffering from brain fever, and the
family physician, DIR. Bullock, has very
slight hopes of his recovery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
A AFRIGYTFUL skin DISEASE

SunerIngs Intense. Head nearly
raw. Body covered with Sores
Cared by the Cuticura Remedies.
Messrs. STEVENS & BRuSER, Monroe, N. @.
DeLr Sir5, About two months ago, on your
recommendation, bought a bottle OF Cutl-
Cura kesolyent, one box CutiCura SalYe, ard
Que cake OF Cuticpra Soap, for my son aged
thirteen years who has been AFFLICTED with
eczema Tor long time, and l Rn pleased to
say that believe the remedies have cured him
His suherlugs were intense, his head being
LeaTly raw his ears being gone except inc
Rris.le, and his body was covered with sores,
His coudltlon was lrightful TO behold The
sores have now all disappeared, hts skin is
heal ny, eyes bright. cheerful in disposluon,.
ana Is Worktng every daT. My nelghbOrs are
witnesses to this remarkable cure, ana the
doubling ones are requested to call or write
me, or any Of my nelyhbors
WM, $. STEPHENSON.
Winchester T. o., Union co., N. c.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
nnmmi.nIonar Ra-AnnoIntea.

Andrew g. Wilson, one of the com
mi sloners OF the Der artmeLt Of Eitc-
tions, whose termed expired yesterday
has been re-appointed by Mayer Hsrriug-
ton, and will continue on in the discharge
of duties of the office.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
ReoeIp,s from the rax ooIlccturs.

Mr.. u. P. Moody, tax collector for the
Northern district, reported the follow
ing amount deposited on Monday
s84 500; Martin ]. Mealey for the
Southern district SS7, 900; he Also re-
ported for Tuesday S29, 800.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
proWneoinaTnnner..N "a.

GETTrsBURG, July 3l.-The 3-year-nld
place, was drowned last.niRht. Bic was
missed and his father found his hat float
Ing in one Of the vats A further inyes-
tlgation revealed the child's body. 1t
had been 10 the vat about fifteen minutes.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01

CONFERENCE ACADEMY, DOVER
LSl.--Boardtng and Day School for both
sexes. Scholars prepared for buslnesa, teach
Ing, the pTofseBions and college. Veal and
InBtF1mental Music. Drawing and Painting /.
All baArders are directly uudor the charge
Of the Principal and Preeeptress. Terms,
elO0 psr year. Fall Term begins sept, 3'd.
FOR Catalogue, address W. l.. oOODiR9.
Al.lst Dover, Dol
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
an. rred with assault.

Mrs sisA, VI, . middle-aged German
WomAn, had nearing peIoIs Ouuge
Lyman tails morning on oLaERe OF
committing an essAult anu bNteeIy on
Mrs. Sarah Bee oher' lac peFtles hre
nelghbors, and ne ptoseontrIx ~ tess.nea sIi1sS
that she resides no Guy T. 1st itn l
Hvss awaa,,tn. Nme di5t down her
alley, she Was Abu Nu ~ ths ueisnIrnl M !, :
who afterwards b Ns9,tsu IeE' 1uI9
testimony was cont sdLo.t9 " sosetnI sta
other witnesses, an tne Duuse, eIeei
deciding that the cha W. was NOV bu9'
tGiued, GlBmistei the hHe'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
"a Es0apsd N''

John Burns naaaf5i5, n5,.i f5i5,s2t l2 tsps,ptsS Z
posiats gpgSi'tsd, h'i AID tl,. S roIn595E, T5,a
wi,b paiI'S a tlne Of 81 anu '2-''
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Wn. B. SharPGcop
Fourth and Market Sis,
1t was a cyclone.


remarkable reductions in
what stocks and parts of
stocks we have left OF sea-
sonable dress fabrics and thin
goods Of broken lines"
We have reorganized our
lines, gathered In the strag-
elers, brought up reinforce.
ments and are again ready.
6o72 yards of the adver-
tised stuffs went out In one
day.
Quick buyers WERE around
= and genuine bargains
were appreciated.
You Will find 1t more diff
cult every day to find q
French Sateen to suit you.
10 cents instead Of 375 Is a
big lever to move them out.
The same may be said ofthe
Domestic, ,64 from I2cI,
The Opaque d'Indias are
again sorted up and still
offer an attractive selection.
They are very prettily and
oddly designed for this sea-
sons thin dresses. They
are 81 inches wide, very nice
Tor chill dren, and are reduc.
led from Ia cents to 5 cents
All our Cream Crinkles in
self, wide,narrow and broken
stripes and combines were
10 and 124 cents, are re-
cuced to 81 cents.
All our remnants of best
American IS cent Sateens
only plain colors - blues
brown, navy blue and tani
gathered together in bundles
to sell for S cents per yard
Zephyr Gingham-close
lily initiating the Imported
are in pin stripes, broker
plaids, combination stripes
block plaids, etc, on gre!
land brown grounds ~!
cents, reduced to 81 cents
All our Printed Lawns il
small figured colors are re
Iduced to 81 cents.
Linen d'India, what W,
have left are from the win
Idow-about Iopatterns, ~!
cents from 25.
Lawn Tennis Sultting il
plaids and stripes - red:
blues and browns, all W
have are reduced from II
Ito 8 cents.
Pure white ground Seer
sucker in broken stripes c
! blue and brown-low tone
) and the prettlest medium
:. priced Seersuckers this sea
t son-were 12I, now 81.
/ The next grade of popu
lar stylts in Seersucker In a
combinations Of illuminate
i stripes with bright colors ar
! reduced to 81 cents from II
, The best low priced Cling
; hams we know of are th
, Glendales. We hav
+ brought a buried lot to Iii
: that should have been sol
!. long ago. They are nice fc
a, everyday house wear an
q. reduced to S cents.
y indigo Prints--"pure
It It an odd lot mostly In rem
:, nants OF 8 to 25 yards eac
10 best quality and reduce
!, to 6 cents.
9 A few pieces OF plain See
:! Sucker Skirting in greys a
reduced from 10 to 7 cent
Albatross--all pure wot
, thin and laky for SUNNI
wear. pin stripes on creal
tan and brown in blue, bla,
and brown. SO inches wid
: regular so cent fabrics r
II duced to % cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01

Anthony MunchsI OF YORK, Pa, Ih
the city to-day. He lE lnttodlO q "
cigars among our dealers. MI AiItII
has q large factory iD York,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01

What is mo.e attractive than pretty
fsos with fresh, bright complexion
Fer !. use Pozzoni'h Powder,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01

Cuticura, the great skin cure, aud Cutieura
soap prepared from II, externally, and Cuti-
eurA Resolvent, the new blood puriher, In
tetnally, are a positive cure for every form of
SAN and blood disease, from pimples to &C rOf-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
ThoRo VINO DIo.

William Mlllikln, In his bSth year
Intarment at Riverview cemetery.
Taylor N. Gill, In his 45th year In
terment at Marshallton burial ground
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
snAHrSOO.

Mohalr Plalds- pink blue
and tans--nlce for children's
dresses--9 cents from 124 |.
We are making low prices
on Ladies' Under wear.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01

Rarl NJ ills of 6lO King st. Is spending
his vacation with friends at Green Spring
Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Frssh GOODS.

Our large sale Of all kinds OF foods for
infar to insures a fresh stock. Condensed
milk SI.7bA dozen. Veasey's Pharmacy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1858,
Atl oloIoek, p. n,

IS head OF frosn COWS ard forward Vpr1nRSfs,
and stonk bulls. This 70 G good lot OF
mixers, young and good elEa, and 10 direct
from Cumberland county, Pa, and warranted
IS represented.
Two and tour months credit by giving .
bankAblS note with approved security.
qOOULkY h BALD WIN,
A. o. ShArnIAaa. Auot a--dhW.V
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01

sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, SOC. (;
SOAP, 25c, RHSOIVENT, q, Prepared Nv
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co.,
Ag-send for "How TO Cure skin Diseases, ~
"a pages, b0illustrations and 100 testilnOniRls,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
WILSON'S

UEder tskingrooms, No. 6i6'KInGs
TELEPHONE 6T6NALs 1855
Open all night.
J. A. WILSON,
EunsvaT DlrsstsE
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
n,..sapt E1oaT'lOI,,

III. Young y .H.ss,..ps H;ni. sIsis555 is is555PsII1 K
P'1P PS,s fsT,' iss, 's45sas 1P |, 'Sfi'il 'Si
nine cSra,whioh TSaT w5r' were Ic299ss g.. I'd
ysfs: :; Z f. 1Hs:s5s: IL: s:9s. Is = T.
turned turned home shout ....- -.1s,I'I
p,...li1.ioa, of5:59llEIs 1:s9 Z ?'1s2'' s'5ss :
9s!5,ssa,S 9Ias ,toIs snd ti'fIl rIae e slro:l., |
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
HARRY HART,
THE n. Y. CLOTHING MANUFa 90
No. 316 Market Street.

DUBLIC BALB OF PHRSUNABPROP
il ERTY VIII DO sold At publi3 sale on
the promises, No lis Orange street, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18Th, 1855
At 10 o'clock, .. n,
All the stock. tools and fixtures In the
shops Of David WoolmAn.
oT9HG Oonaist.nx Of bolt NA
34=ef% Guitar, tire benders N8fS
shears EGd punch, tire aettor, >
como pulley for bands cone gums
strengthening plates, 6 bellows, 8 anyils, Q
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lot OF hammers HiedgOs and other tools Eulta.
bic for nfst-olRas blacksmith sHopi yiSes
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turning mscninoB, lot Of benches, patterns
aud sawed Btui; Gpotss and fellOeB, dry; lot
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fhRits and sillu, bickory Axles, tNKei lot Of
assorted carriage bolts, lot OF hopper and
side baFTowF, dirt carts, lot OF whsels, z
sleigh Fnnnere, Portland sleigh, ldeArb Urn
body, painted and trimmed; spindle
wagon on Brewster springs, / second hand
lum Der wagon, 2 duRouta, loeG wagon with
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and other GTtiolss TOO Numerous 10 mention
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