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Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
BALTImOME a UnIU hAILROAH 4
soaHpJTr.n IN ETFRCr, Nov. %, IL
rrAinh laAXA IlalAHAiA ANNnua lAnaA

sOHHDJTr.n IL KTFRCr, Nov. %, ID
rrsina lasvs pslAwAis Avenue Iupe,
FOR Philadolphia and Chester, elb, 7 90
%, ~, 10 Is and II u q. M; l 90, . 90. 0 10
ob, s 10, 8 u, o 30, 7 80, 0 20 and 10 p. m
Un Suniays, 90, 7 %, 9 Is, 10 10 and Ii II q
N; 90, . 90, Q 10, 8 u, o 90 and a. p. N.
For OhtcaRo. Wheeling, Columbus and
Sandu1ky, daily, Z 40 q m. sAd D 20 p. m.
For Pittsburg, daily, 7 90 q. m. and l % p
ror Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis
daily, II 10 a. N. and 40 +. m.
FOR baltimore and WashinRton and New
ark and HAVE de araoe, II 10 n. n; . Is and
sto 9. N: ON SundayA 20 And II 10 o. N.
For Singsriy. Sls and IL 10 3. m; 3 ~
9 20 and I 30 y. m. and IL 30 midnight. On
sundays, II 10 .. M; %, 40 ant 30 op. N
fOk kLANDE1Bkkl, ., - a. M-ouDcaj
xcept Sunday. 8 30 y. 10. daily.
TrIins leave MarIot StEest Station.
Yer Philadolphia 2 20 .. 70. daily, oKoapi
sunday. FOR baltimore 2E P. M.
daily, except Sunday. FOR LandsnbefE
ESQ and 1850 A. M. and A3t 2. M, daily,
except Sunday; BIS .. N. sunday only
rho io.6o .. m. train connects OF HAn
junction with Cincinnati and st. Louii
through oxprsee, daily, except Sunday. Tha
30 p. m. connects with Chicago and 81
Louis express daily.
rraino for Nilminston-LSava Philadel
phJk Ssiiy, - 90, Q 10, 9 %, Aio.So q. 10, Is
loo, Z 80, sEN1 Eps. SN2s-srS 10 oe pe-9k
Daily, exeep: sunday, i.lt >. m, 1.H
noon, tt.lb, II so p. m.
kIpfe0S trainss
". n. OLEM ENT8, q. Z. LORD.
nAnAHer. Senr Pea AEsH'
TeiophonA No 1oS-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
mothar md son Arreated

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. April 9 2-Bsr.
thA Heymann, Alias "BiG Bertha," and
VIM. II. Stanley, whom she claims to
be her son. were arrested late Friday
night, as they supped of a train from
San Francisco. They are charged with
embezzlemeps. The woman, who
weighs over 25O pounds, WAS richly ai
tired and wore costly diamonds. Thsl
have several large trunks which, wheI
opened Saturday, were found to bt
allied with valuaoles OF every dfscrip
tion. "BiR Bertha" Is known 10 th'
deLeotIves throughout the country a
the queen OF confidence womsu. He
principal victims have beeu New Torl
merchants. Her destination was Nes
Orleans,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Two oierRynen ktiIed.

READING, Pa, April 2 2-Rav. CLAY.
ton Mumma of this place, and Rev.
John COnnard of Denver, Lancaster
County, were struck by u train yester
day afternoon while walking on the
track OF the Pepnsylvania Bohuylkill
Valley Railroad, rear BnEhoug's Fur
naoe. Mumma was killed on the spot
aud Connsrd 80 badly injured that h'
died in the evening. Mr.. Connsrt
preached his 6rst sermon in the Menno
mite Church, in this place, yestsrdn!
morning. He was about 40 years
age, and leaves widow and seven chill
dren. Mr.. Mumma was about 50 year
| of age,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Popular misinfornatton.

A contributor writes to tho LeigE
can match that B0Oton Ira Dsc III
story, reprinted in the Ledger OF Kproh
Is, on popular N mlsinf1rmRtioi. n tSa
graveyard Of Trinity ChuR New
York, at tie entrance etsndT hrowp-
stone saTcophagus bearinlIbe name
Lawrence" 1t is abovef he to,nh ~
the brave captain Of ib2Chesenea Ave.
who fell In the action 9Th the Brltish
tri2Ate shannon. 1870 l Vas close
BY a group q dfioero Of the Uniloi
STATS MONTY Mlantonomsb, who
were we're IooAlnJ'At the chuEchgart carirs.
One OF tbs party said to another:
"Who was Lawrence, anyway"
The officer intsrrogated replied
"Why, don't you remember? He wal
tho man who psssei in 40 open bca
from one vessel to another at the Battle
of Lake Etie."
Nobody dissentsd from this bietori
cal mixture OF Perry and lawrence
which was delivered apparently in 81
seriousness.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
WANAmAKnR's.
PznADELraIA, MONDAY, ApriI 2. issa

MONDAY, Aphl 2, isSa
To be continued.
We thought to wind up
the Easter Holiday Occa-
sion with to-day and come
back to the work-a day fash
lion of normal conditions.
But too many Of our good
|iellow-townspeople protest,
and we therefore will keep
the store in its present trim
a few days longer. And fol
those who may still be
strange to what we have
been doing we repeat the
points Of special interest.
Heroic bust of Emperor
WiAA'am of Germany. Chest
mt street entrance.
CRITTERS Cottage sOiM M'
sOonde,IatL eardin.g and spin
ming Of aooOL and making o
Shetland Shauks BY hama
East Of Chestnut street en-
trance.
House Beautiful. SeconC
floor centre, eighteen rooms
FURNISHED ktIthenS in tn
basement.
Spring Exhibition o.
Wraps and Jackets, SeeOmd
Jfooy, Chestnut street.
Sbrixg Exhibition o.
Trimmed millinery, Ihsr
teenth and Chestnut streets.
Dress Goods display. I'll.
most remarkable me,rhandis.
exhibition eOer made. HI
around the main floor.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
MONDAY, APRIL q, 1855.

WalLE TaE SUPPORTERS vt mo nd-
miols;Eauiou srs continually cismorinR
ab,u. the benefits OF free trade, 1t will
b. veil fox the WoTkingmen of this
coupuy 70 consider the benefits OF =
tariff, o. tits 9 fact which cannot be
ooptr sdic.ed, that under protection all
articles OF consumption are cheaper
and better than as any period under
feee trade, or q tariff for revenue only,
The working clsss should not forget
shA. the tariff which the free-Eade
Democrats now propose to repeal has
been LDa means OF cneApening the cost
OF everything they eat or wear, and
thAt they are now In better condition
than the working class OF auy other
country oa the face OF the earth. II 10
an undlsputabls fact that the vast bulk
o. the productions OF the three greAtess
andus.rles cotton and wool--are
sod In this country As cheap, and In
some instances cheaper, than they are
in free trade England. This In Illus
arAted in the article OF nails, which,
although ,hs makers receive good
wages, are now produced in this coun-
try 90 cheap that we are enabled TO ex-
port thousands OF tons TO other ooun'
tries In dlreos competition with Eng
land. The same will apply TO cotton
and wcolen goods, and workman earn.
ing an average OF 81 q day can purchase
more for their money, and live better ir
this country under the tariff ihan oar
be done In England under tree trade
workinsmen should not be deceivet
by tho specious argument OF fre'
trader, Is the only thing that will b'
ehespened by tree trade Ia the'r wares
These are facts which cannot he con
trA6icled or oon,Eoverisd, and II vii
NPS, Ill ior the working class espeoiall.
<blesiye them due consideration.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
THE Star wants to know whA, h,

THE Star wants TO know what hiss
become Of the propos uon to reimburse
Every Evening for the money II spent
in It's successful crusade against the
gamblers some months ago. The ques-
sion Is certainly pertinent and to the
point, as this matter should have bsen
attended TO long ago. When the AIten'
slon OF Council vas called 10 the matter
II was referred 10 epeolAl committee
with Instructions 70 bring 1t before the
Levy Court. A committee WAS then
appointed by that body, and 1t WIS ex'
peo.ea hat they would mske . report
OF some kind before the court Ad-
jourued, which however they failed to-
do. This money shOalt be paid, and
paid ty the county, As II WAS Il and not
she city that resped the psaunlsry bens'
fit OF sbe raids. We hope that the
matter will agAln be urged upon thG
levy Court si the next meeting by the
dsepecisl committee.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

THE ae!Iou OF the NeV York Legis-
lAture, apsr. from any thing else. should
be sufficient 10 show tho temperance
men who ore their friends. When she
high license law was under considerA-
tlon all the Repuoicans, except six,
voted for the MEASURE, and oil the Dem
ocraIs, ex5spt one, Rgbinst II. The
uame has been the ohse In other States,
and II the Democrats would have had
. majority In the Pennsylvania Lsgis-
lAsure, hat State would not now have
the Brooks law, which Is doing such .
world OF good in Ph!ladelphiA. A Be.
publican Legislature In New Jersey
gave thss sA'e high license, and II the
temperance men Of DslaW ware are really
In earnest, and VIII for onoe throw
aside their rrei1dOeS and party afflliA.
tlons, the same remit, and q host o.
other reforms, can bs secured In shii
State.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Philadelphia. Wilmington q Hsl
timore Railroad.
KEnRUARY eth. lsss.
rrains VIII leave wilmington - fcils


Trains Will leave wilmington - foiieW
ssS'5Hsia sHls s1Psss. s h s. y II 81 = ss NJ. i 3
Z :SS s Z Il. !: & n ! ( & iSs a n.
81 Ss'iifl Z Il i e .ssR.'isslA s.. z h. "a "a "a "a .s'
Acsompedsron, go, 100. Yo3 siA io@a
:, New Yors, 2 g. 2S - SO 20 3 %, io Z g g
mn m, '1.A ~, 2z7,o.lo, bs+ 'eSe' IVA
for West Chester, via Lamokin. 20 sn'
Tor Se~z.s S ere ecsntTs az p and intermediate sta
Baliinors and d intermediate stations. 10 IL a
B.itimors i4S ssS !. aas q Il I..y Line, 71p.m.
Baitimore and Washiugton, ~. 44& ~
~ and a o. .. m. Il %, q II. a. %, 10,
TSain" hno tor y Delaware Division leave for,
New Castle, 9 %, sp 3. m, Il bA 2bA sA
Georgetown and Lewes, Q 90 q. m :. 0 80 p. M,
beaford terpressl, 8 30 p. m.
HArriogton. DelrnAr, and way stations. 81
+ E1p'rsss KIP siSi fOr harrington. % p. m. Wa,
"f.r EIpreSs Z = Z; ,cr bower, Hsrrinston. and Dol.
mar, A.. 30 p m. and II O6 Night.
Express Tor Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
fort and Norfolk, IL SOP. m. and II o. Night
Leave Philsdeiphis, Broad street, for WI,
nington (express), I22S. 3 %, 10, 7zT, . 10
10 %, II IS, II ~, II 81 a. M, q, 0l. A02 %
0 o. q, 6W. @ b7, Op, m. ~
AccommodA ion, $50, 1929 \. M, LA 2.S1
e97, 4sT, 0 z SIS 10 "a 10 70 and II n y. M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia teKprees), 400, q
ID . 10, II 81 =. M, 22', b24, and 7fSH us
Accommodation. slb u. m, ~ ip@ A
0 %, 74n, and 10 90 p. m,
For chester (eIpressj, 7I6. 10. if 81 a m.
0 a. ~, and 10 20 p. m.
Accommndation, siba m, no. / rs. 4 10
FOR New York'Jexpress), q 90, 2 So, Z 20, III
Sia II 81 q. IN, a, "a. 'e&, ! Vi, and 100
.. IN.
and % D m.
For Cape CHARLES Old Point Comfort an
For New OaspE, Middletown, Clayton
Dover, Felton, Harrington, beaford, Laurel
md llelmary12 05 Night.
BaltimorYand WashinRtor, LIS, go 6ot
10 " a. m. GO, g "a, and % y. M. Balu
more, .. and u Sp. m,
Leave Philadelphia, broad Street for WI
mingtyn (expressl, u, "a $50, TN, e.lO, II. !
A. M k0S, 6.Ji and n. % 2. ~.
Accommodation B.gA 10. b A. NJ, II. rs, . %
$40, s. Is and II. ~ 7. M.
FOR further information, passengers are
\ ferred 10 the ticket ONCE at the station.
TrAins marked thus ~ are limited EXPIRE
upon which extra fare IL charged.
General hSnAser General PASSENGER Ar
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

THE Lsvy Court certainly ou.dld
Itself on Saturday morning, In placing
the names OF ior.y-tWo voters on TIE
assessment lists, when no. long ago II
took whole day TO list half that mum.
bsr, Is seems pity now, the machine
10 In su'h excellent working order, that
the work co1ld not have been oontln-
ued ieE days longer, bat then .hslsW
is binding, and OF course this Lsvy
Court must obey Ii TO The very letter.
The people, however, will have an op-
portuuity this isll to PASS tpon the ~.
uons OF this court, and We bS.ieve they
will do Il IN manner that SAunos be
misurGetsiood The C!iz9nsf Oom nit.
tee, whom We caa thank for breaking
up the Council slreeks,-s a - -ritrn,ss-
iniena TO tXstn hand in the elections
Esss y.e1sIEflhnd will no dou5, receive the
'tupp)r. o, Republicans In their Efforts
70 give uS good government.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
SPRING CLOTHING

We open out to-day
our new goods. We
think the greatest as
sortment Of fine Cloth.
ing we ever offered; in
fact, we fully believe
you never before saw
such a variety Of sty-
lish, handsome, nicely
made Clothing in Will
mington. We h a v e
had our tailoring force
making up, and have
bought largely, until we
have every kind Of a
suit for man or boy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

SECRETARY BAYARD has given an
other Illustration, not only OF his states.
mAnsGip and diplomacy, but also OF
he policy OF tbs Ad ADMINISTRATION, In
1ubl!gly stating thai the war vessel
sent TO TAngitrs to enforce the demand
OF the United S;Atea Consul at that
place, for the :e!eass OF Q man under
American prolgc!i,n, is under orders
tot 10 open fire on the plAoe. Now as
lis Is the case, We woult like 10 know
by the vessel WAS sent out ~ re At
IL, Is the present clndis''Ae I the
United States Navy Is -.s ,ssjh as
would be likely 10 intir t1-1isGy ma
hon. There Wss q tla W1Io history
OF this Government -. mAndi
on another oluuT' ee',,-gtnoid, and
consequently oU pected
but 1t seems -oW tn,
ease, tly biHetuEa
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
FOURTH g. KING sra
DR.. TIA. Keables,

Residence: lrl1 Tatnal! St, Office: 92l
Market ST., VIII, Del spcoialtics: Dis.
eaeee of Women, Children and tho Skin.
Office Hours: 9to la. IN s to p. m
Telephone No 2. MA IN, INV,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
WILMINGTOS sTEAaRo,,
STEAMER y
BRAHOYHIgE -! e,,,j|js; q

ON apd after THURSDAY. M,,ch
leave Fourth street wharf AM ~,
inoiuuau ~ a. u And l2t5 aeon.
esve rniinnelphla stlOA. n. ana
10 lrstR Mt received for a p.,tIsni.,
anor ~ minutes previous TO lslylpr MI
Telephone No II. h I'm
Chester. " HseI ns3
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
wILHIpAEvn n numTAE&RH. \

WLLHIpsEvn ~ hH@ThExNR. \
rIino tApIs IN eGsot Nov. 10Th, 1887. Train
iesve Wilmington French stteot) ~ fonowf
Ter ReSdlns. Blrdsboro, Joanna, spring
aeld, WEJnesbulE Junotien, Manor, Postl
villc, TNinAquA, sllo.t0W1, Lebanon, WoH
n6rEVtllo and Bn points on tho PhilsdslphiI
and Reading X. R., 7.co q. M. and 2.db p. a
Eor Springfield, WaynesDurG June'
tion, OOoLcsVillo, E;abreoyille, LslAps
Chnhc's Ford and DuPonta and iptcrmt
dists points, .oa .. u., 2tb, and I 30 y. N.
nor OoEtesviila and Intermediate poinu
ct 90 a. M, 4 IS and IS y, N,
For Ws6t OnoQtoF, LOO q. n.s zta and "
p. 70.
For Hsw Bridge a0d intsrn sdiato point
e.lb y. NJ. AMI oa Saturday, 1T D 20 and IL u
y. II
Oa Sunday for Resdins and intern odiAt
points, NJ 0e q, M, and lor Springfield Anf
IntssnolIsts points 81 q bS p. N.
4. Il. hltOAU5LAND, y. y, HIBBhkll,
SuDefintondAnt. 9onI PSss. Ak'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
7 atat lebanon

1t is 20 'FiSgo '' .5 i.l at mC. ltroanoh ..,,,ll
riAge to an ..'o " e,5tA I'm = %" w
has BEEN ~. .et so Nll 'Sso ~ 80, ~ ~
by his nj - 81 ~ nlo1s tho " so ~, ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
FnkiuU of MAtks.

What housekeeper is not annoyed
when she Bees on the epotlese wood
work Of her doors or windows those
long dark scratches which reveal that
some one has tried to light a match by
drawing II ac.oss the pAtntY N1w,
this 10 sometimes our experience, for
servants will be forgetiul or careless,
and the tell-tale scratches greet our
eyes In the most unlocked for quarters,
But we have found a remedy Tor the
marks. which, rs every ont knows,
quite defy soap and water. Cut a sour
orange or lemon IN half, apply the ont
half TO the marks, rubbing for mo
ment quite hard; then wash of with a
clean rag, dipped fret In wAttr 10
moisten 1. aud then in whiting. Rut
well with this rag, dFy thoroughly, and
nina times out Of ten the ugly markB
will vanish. OF course, sometimel
they are burned In 30 deeply that theS
csnptt he quite eradlcated. All doeei
marks or PAINTED walls, etc, should b
rubbed of with a littlo damp within
In the same way, and never washe'
with soapSudB, which destroys IN
| paint.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

Isn't it curious ? A lady
asks why we don't keep fine
French Sateens in light
grounds and small figures,
and all the while there is an
array of them here, the
choicest that the art Of Null
house can produce. The
asking will fetch them out.
We took a census Of Sa.
teen styles some weeks ago
and found 1859 distinct pat
terms. Many more now.
Our counters are a sort of
Union Depot for them.
They come on converging
lines from France and New
England, they 60 on diverg.
ling lines to all desiring to
get the pick Of ths sock
that's biggest and best.
!, Just4br your convenience.
4oYwlll fad az the Sateen
Counter some albums OF
French plates showing COM
pleted costumes. Ask the
salespeople to show them.
Sateen quotations, 12b,
20, 25, 81, and 37 ! cents.
West OF Main Aisle, north of centre.
Challis, more Challis, The
finest quality at 60 cents has
more new styles. the next
lgrade at so cents has had a
ltew OF the exhausted styles
replaced by a late arrival
and the lowest at 20 cents
has been roundly re-enforc'
led.
Northeast of centre.
! Have you caught the glis
tening of the Gloriosa or th'
Simmer of the Mohail
Glace and Sicilienne?
Northeast and southwest OF centre.
"A very unusual make o
French Balbriggan Under
wear. Not the very goo
. stuff usually sold under tn
Z name; something far bette
Comes to us from the sub
urbs of Paris, the work of
:. most painstaking make
!, Like silk to the touch. Ph
r neck bands of the shirts
Ii the neck, not the should,
T, T, as commonly the case, an
he the drawers do not bind
20. one point and ilutter at al
aHyt other. They have to |
ii. ordered a year ahead.
~ few retailers take all. v
have the Philadelphia ma
I'D ket, and yet the prices
'SS SS down a third. Just a trium,
of direct trading.
Mems Shirts and Drawe
rs cents, 81, and 81. "
ant mems Shirts only rs Ger
There is luxury in a 10
lin. at them.
" West of Chestnut street entrance.
sne, lime saving. How
the Re, men, careful in dress, KIN
sign how to save time in dressi
One most efectual way
,..,. saves worry, too-is to h
have Suspenders on each pair
. 2l9 +ro,,eere Costs DDth;
III. Aou9SAS' NoS'o S'H
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
In Haw Quarters,

3ourdon & Bro, manufacturers
Ars Plebrated b. B. B. ciSars, have
'eY stsa ! to their nav store, No. 2l9
evening iond street. Give them call.
ANY one
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
pRoeusALs TUH NLw SJa1

DRuPUsALs TuK NEW SJH,l
il HOUSE.
Proposals will bs received Of The Bor}|
Edu sauoh roou TIL April ., ats t'cser|
M. for building q new ioaOJl house IL
Seventh ward. Plans and specinc culsI
be seen at Frank II. UAfswsll's rrnN e01
SlIth and shipley street,, 90 And N
March 20, 1855. A hond Of % HvR
company tho bid. Tho right viii 10 rH,a
to reject any or oil bids ny ,rdu d
committee. FRANK hAHAw.
m2I-l2t Chaifnii
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

AIns,is Tns board % o. Asses,msn,s, n,v,,,..
nppsam pps VII slt TO hear Apo,a,s' a,ss'nlon ,u
s,shssment,fsom ~ ,hs April lst 10 mi, sI.iu sIIsu
s ~ .ne omo % Of the tax ooilecio,n' 'p w. e9lh,
e,n,e n street., beiwes tie h5un =, 70 10
q ~ 0,Sck 70 tne Afternoon, and ~ w l n
writing. A SPk1aa nuH b
wv Clofk OF m ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
HOxIUna.
N0fl01.
CITY ASSESSMENT

Notiee is hereby given that m. .,.-
ecssment has been comn,etaa he city
piAooa IN The offies OF tue Oar nt. ue %
cil, ~ tne city hall, whore NAV ~. zoe "
amLned ~ tsxAbies from Tn1,ets.a. ~
.h. Isss, until 1uetdaT. h" n
500 p. N. ''s' o'eiock a. m,.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
ao6 market street, Above secoDd.
MARCH 10 WILL CONTINUE
TWO WEEKS LONGER.
OUR
Gle aring-Out Sale

StS dEtnS~Out odie
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY,
Big boys' hook lace, now 20 cts.
=" now $1l5
button shoes now 81 25
q" /" now Sl IS
These are worth coming for q long
ways, and worth getting after you get
here.
Just For Two Weeks.
Ladies' Pebble Foxed, warm lined lace.
now 90 cts
Ladies' Pebble Tipped warm lined lace;
now IS eta
Ladies' Kid, warm lined lace; now IS
cents
Extra bargains in all kinds of season,
able footwear for two weeks.
LadIes'Pebble Button Shoes, now si.oo.
d" Fine Pebble" now Si 80.
Kid Button now 81 25
Glove Kid Top Button now 81 so
Rouslng reductions In all kinds OF
sessonAble footwear for the NEXT two
weeks.
Misses' Pebble Button School Shoes,
now Csc.
Misses Pebble
now 81 Is.
Misses Fine Pebble Button Shoes, now
sl.25.
Misses Pebble Spring Heel Button,
no y $1.00.
Misses 4" p"
nSw N, III =. -.
Misses Fine Kid spfArS- Heel Shoes
now 81 30
Prices such as are now fixed upon them
have never before been named or thought
of In connection with the quality or finish.
Little boy's hook lace shoes, now 81 90
sizes 10, II, II.
little boys high cut hook lace now
S1.25.
Little boys high cut button now 81. %.
sizes, II to 3.
Cost ia not considered In these prlces,
only making sure OF selling the goods of
quickly and saving ron enough money 10
make you. .brlmful OF interest In what we
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Two Weeks.
Childreu's pebble spring heel, now Doc.
sizes, 4to7.
Chlldren's pebble spring heel, now 75c.
sizes, s TO i01<.
ChIldren's kid spring heel, now s0c.
siEes, 8 10 l0H.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Mems kip plow shoes, now 81 %.
Mems brogans, now Sl.00.
Mems kid Butcher hook lace, now
so
Mems coarse boots, now Si.75.
/ " g now $500.
| sizes,,6,9, 10, IL.
4 Boys coarse boots, now 81 40.
Il sizes, and >.
u Boys coarse boots, now 81 80.
4 sizes, and 5.
Little boys, coarpe boots, now t1.00.
II sizes, 19 and 13.
Not quite half price, but nearly so.
Plenty OF reduced price ladies' pebbl
and kid button, at great saving 10 thos
|, IwPO purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now 81. 80.
congress, now 81 30.
hook lace, now 81 30.
Waukenphast hook lace, nov
[t2 so.
, Remember, your privilege TO return an
have exchanged, If you guess the wroD
size, or have your money returned II yo
are not satisfied that you have secured
bargsip,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
'u.lIAs Ssme.

Demo-fsss, are the Immense extra
gorliy OF The Dsdlill he offered "a. the
Onlled SiAies webb Front stTeet near
nentimento, they 4 there VIII not be any
thts tact, bat also e and the general ad
public BerYirn IN a. 10 cents, reserves
n Rspubllcj
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

NcTloE-iN OoMPLlANO1 q
~ the reluiremenls OF an sct SI o,,h. v
eraIh ssomoiy ef the state of HsI,rm 'm
% a. Dover, on March "a, 1854 ss,,'l.
aet Generating Private Uoruo, ,.,ios.sa SSIsa
u hereby given that a cef,ins'iS ~
nuhk ? company 10 be tnavn 'u
Journal printips COMPANY, ,nS,lI
neelay, the eleventh Gay Of AMI, ~ !,
10 o'e.oeE, .. M, be presented a, ,,1.n p
pourt House, In wiliirglon N sve
lgnatins q. Hrubb. Rssfc 80 isss. "a .as
MS approval. ANTHONY ~ ,,n "
nSs-iot Attorney Tor the lteorSs,,,,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Wy BisehuEs
Ii hfur.kY niIl

" n uttey VII :
IHB SAVANNAH orTO g Bs 10 80 crAtic,
says: "II Is very ?. Al. al Bs,hta5 tess
she fact, b1s svG2id quarterly confer
more apparent ttdcan AZ EiseHo0E u
minisGrhlion 0. ttmout, 5u p. nj D.
mapt n fhia an,.V M.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
LXOELsIOR IOtN AesnnIlrII

y NtW serIca How 1ifFti fof M. Il
only VI each. Money 70 loAa ia .ams 10
on hrst or second norgiFr l,sal y.
paid on nj option OF oorfosef Al spy mnnj @
meetlnr, or may Re rehucsdhy ini;lmsal
vs. or over. lntei est abAted aIIhsl an M
turIed. All PEI sons lntefe.ied Ana sss,l
of becoming mr. nb ars 0i Aproipsfou, N
liable nsso iation are Invited "a r,ll ,nS|
ieryies the fcer, tary. Shares limited IN N
her. Subscribe At once, vi Lam M
President; WIN. l.. HAwKINs. sse,ii
NE MAkct street. mhT-ln.el
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Or. Jays Liniment.

a Remedy for all Aches or Pains.
This remedy came nom Paris. Franco, the
receipt Of & distinguished French physician
move: before nude known or used In this
country. 1t cures Rheumatism, Neural
giA, Headache, 5prains, Bruises, otc., and
all ciseABes OF man or boast, requiring exter.
nal application, For sale at 402 Market
stroeL. Also corner OF Cedar and MArghSn
stTseta Wilmington. Dat o2d-ood. Son
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

NOTIuE-THH WILMINGTON Upl
IN lois ExsayAtins 10, no. J. II
prepared 70 received all orders ant d \
promptly. Loavo orders 81 the iolerl
place.: Board OF Health once, SlIA
King streets; Matthew Kyle, Fitsi
Adams strootFi samuel stsnlly ~ klal
street, or offioo No lgT kuttOrWoud I'd
South WilmiDgtr JAMES u. n
CHESTER a bhn IA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
NOTICE-DIssOIUTioN,-

NoTlCE-DISSoLUFf FfON Tns
partnership heretoiore a.I w
Mlillsn fyle and Max Lich,sas,,nllhg beiI
uhder the hrm name nf Pyic = sle' ,rlI
y thls day hisso we'd by ~ hlta,l
Llehtensteln Is authorized ia su.,,stloh,
asalnst or 10 receive ali anil. s.tiit ~ Il
above named firm. A''cuAls De
WILLIAM NJ py,,
MAA ICHTENs NJ
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
! uIa,Inipg paInages.
"a a. Allen, propri6tors Of min
- that atFnnhad in nur rItv a

ago, have entered suit
The large attorney, John O'Bgrne,
vhiSh has b2on sheriff Lsmbsop, TO re-
tue HnrlAn & account of Ions from the
sur Wcrhs hsproperty under foreign
Dsst"H, u h@Rsssued by him.
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