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Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
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II is stated ihAt the Brooklyn sporting
men, under the lead Of OhAEiis johnson
propose TO back John L. Sullivan
ageinsl Jake KilFaln for either $40, coo
or ~, 600 Iu addition to this 1t is stated
that II . match is arranged Jack Demp.
eey will take the champion In hand and
look after him before and during the
hKht. JokDBon is described ~ not be
ing at all pleased with the treatment he
has received ct the hands Of KllrAin,
and BIZ way Of retaliation he has resolved, /,
unless the rumors allnded TO are without
basis, 70 get Sullivan In condition TO
'do up" Kilraip.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S0-There was
no testimony eliciied at the CorOner's In
quest yesterday to prove that Peter Wag-
ner Ill treated his vile Mamie, thereby
causing her to commit suicide by taking
poison on Monday. Wagner admitted
that he aud his wife did not live happily
together, but he denied that he had ever
beaten or Ill treated her He said that
on the day the youthful bride took
the poison which Killed her, they had
agreed to separate. Miss Smith, a purse
at the Hahnemann Hospital, testified that
before the girl died IN that institution she
said her act was prompted by her hus-
bands threat to leave her and get a
divorce.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Iha cheapest has hOuH0 IN Ghe oH0y
Rumf0Fd @roa.' A0z MaFkOe BtFo0S,
Cupptng and looohing, los Il. Second ct.
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for numpB.
Try BHsh's coal you will surely like II,
hillArd y. Davis, jeweler, K. Second st.
Fine Is K. hDgB, At Hanrs, 10 Il. Fourth.
FrAnk ROop Smith, druggist, 6th and King.
American Laundry, COZ weat FrOnt street
Fine cigars and notions at II. W. corner
seventh and Poplar streets. L. Bell.
The finest assortments Of homemade can.
dies at the twenty.hy cent candy factory, ut
No. West Second street.
you want cheap picture frAmOD 50 70 O.
y. BAugh, 205 West Second street. have
ne largest stock in Delaware; come and SOC
tor youraeivaa.
Ross, 2l0 Market strset, has the largest
and cheapest stcok Of hRts white ahirtB un'
1stWear, beekTear nnd hosiery In the city.
Oall and see tRem.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Better rhAu a vsgrant by $50, goo.

sT LOUIS, Aug. 29-Wheu the name
Of Charles DuEkan was oAllei 10 the
police court this morning, . hsudtome.
well-drsssed young man stepped for.
Wsrd and answered to the charge Of
+" gAsrRnoy A0d no vis,bls means of sup
port" He Acknowledged tAst he had
previously besn 6nsd $500 on the same
charge, and thai Mayor FfArc's prom
ised to have the Aus rsmitted, but II
seems that hs was 30 busy oAnvassing
for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor that be forgot 1t. In the mean
time DugEsn fell heir to $50 000 by the
death Of R relative in New York, which
set him up In the printiug business snd
he has since dlHo we'll. A policemen
who dldn't know all this met him on
the strG Ct yesterday and arrested him
on the old unsaii,f ai charge Of vaR-
rancy. The prosecution was dropped
when the facts we're made knoan.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

A merchant who has been doing bust.
ness In Wilmington for 3 number of
years past said 70 . reporter Of the Re :
PUBLICAN day or 90 ago, "Do you
know business is veTy, ,dnll 10 our city in
nearly every branch, with few exosp.
tions2 The exception catches my par.
tioulAr business, and never knew II IN
b. aoy duller than Il Is ct this time. I
haven't hardly any work worth speak
ing OF 20 give cut to my hands, aud
have laid nearly all OF them OF up til
the fall tHads begins. There's too much
money spent 10 Philadeiphia BY our
people. / have heard that nearly all of
Sbe large factories are fairly busy, 81.
though the outlook for the fall 10 mot 90
pFomiaipg.
There have been six firms doing bust.
ness on and in the Vicinity Of Market
street who have dissolved partnership
this month, and this alone does not
speak well for these Arms, As It looks as
u they were not making enough for
both paFtnera, and 90 do the next best
thing, buy out their partner or sell out"
0ne gentleman said: 81 consider the
man who can get ont Of Q hrm, with few
cash TO hia credit IA n very lncky tsllo "
"Wnming.On IL growing, but very
rich merchAnts doing business on Mar
ket street are an exception rather than
the rule. It should not be, ~ numerous
smaller cities than Wilmington can
boast Of quite . number OF rich men
who have made thAir money in business
In the last twenty-five years, and oan
count lt by the thousands. / think thel
bad bills have thus fer made since I
have been in business" i" continued the
speaker, "would more than give me
poaket money enouah to take my family
TO the soAahore for the next three yearS,
and then have something suug left after
pay Ing ny expenaea. A man away up
in the upper ten cheated me several
years ago Out OF several thousand dol.
lars, material contracted for By him.
When came to get my money he said
be had been compelled, owing to the
p sTsistent olamor Of his creditors, 10
make an assignment. tried to get
part Of my claim, bat have thus far
failed to receive one cent from that
man, and he lives like axhting cock
on my money, while l have 70 work
away % hard 90 ever to make decent
living"
There are lots Of these kind Of men in
every city and Wilmington certainly
has Its share Of dead boats. Judge
Cum Minis and LichteneteIn both stuck
me for snail amounts and in fact near.
ly every person who breaks up manages
TO do me up for different sums. Ons
young man owed me Si5 for goods pur-
chased nearly year ago and ON my
asking him for part Of the bill he said
he didn't know As he would ever pay
any Of It and turned on his heel leaving
me standing Alon9 feeling as II / would
like to take 1t out OF his hide. The Buo.
oessful merchant 10 like four leaf Glover,
very scarce, but still there are numt er
Of them In our city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
PRICE ONE CENFl


The regular monthly session Of the
Trustees OF the Poor vas held as the
almehOuse yes'esday, bat rs there was
but little business 10 trans ast the sesAi0n
Was very brief.
Superintendent Guthrie reported q
total OF 290 inmates. OF these l64 are
white persons, divided rs follOWs: Men,
s0i women, So; children, 8. OF ooloFed
persons there are: Men, 8; WcmeD, IA;
children, o; total, 80. Total Almshouse
proper, 1856. In the insane department
there are OF white persons 40 me~, 50
women; total whites, 20. OF coIoted
persons: Men, 10; women, 10; total col
ored, 2Ji total insane, 10f. Since the
last meeting seven deaths have oo-
ourred ~ follow: Sarah MAbOuey, 70
years of age, July %; LsurA GAtl,nE,
4S years Of age. July 80; Lucy Dixon,
oolored, 10 years Of age, August / /; Mary
J. Morrow, 30 years Of aRe, August 4;
Ann Welsh, 66 years Of age, August 10;
Mary J. Harm, b8 years OF age, AuKunI
III james TatmAn, 6s years OF age,
August ~.
The monthly payroll Of Sb,3 II was
presented aud psssed. Three biIle, Tue
Harlan and HollinRsworth Compapy,
S4S O8i }. v. OArlials q o. Bio1. 81,
AAo a. ~ W0pNNoHf eoO wi MAMhlpk
toSal Of SS2S "a, were also presented and
passed.
Msssrs Mooney, Herbert and Now
land, the oommitteo appointed Rt the
last meeting to inspect the buildings
and report clnoerni0g their condition,
asked that reoess bs granted While
they attended 10 that tuty. Every
part Of the extensive bulltiuks was
visited and fouud in Brst-ols9s order
and BIIupulously clean. When the
tnspeotion Was compltted the board re-
convened to hear the report, which was
accepted and the oommllte9 discharged,
Astsrs. Springer, Armstrong aud
Lsckey were appointed TO make tbs
next inspection. TIE matter Of en-.
ploying an additional night watchmSn
wAs referred to Saperints ndent Guthrie
for Investigation. George b ster, an
nmAto, who hGs done considerable
ipalUtiug around the buildlngs, pet.
TONED ZOE small allowance Of money
for his services. and the mater was 70
ferred TO Superintendent Guthrie, with
power 70 ACT. The board thea Rd
] ourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Thers was . large attendance At the
Independent Methodist USmp last eve
ming. Mrs. Duhurat OF Baltimore
preached powerful sermon and at Ita
close hve peDiteb to presented themselves
~ the altar and two pro 'essed CONVEX
Sion The psstor and managers OF the
camp sre much pleased with the efforts
put forth and also with the good order
maiutAined and are looking forward 20
seeing mBny conversions before the
camp comts 10 = close. Whosoever will,
may come and pArtAke Of the water Of
life freely. Meetings every afternoon
ats O'Clock and every evening at 7;AB.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

PoTTsvILLE, Aug. 29.-Mlss Carrie,
daughter OF Robert H. Erwin, popular
resident of Zlon's Grove, who, while
boiling soap month ago, set fire to her
clothes and was fearfully burned, and
who has been kept alive ever since by ex-
traordinary medical skill, died to-day.
At the time cf the accident q one-armed
peddler from Reading, who chanced to be
10 the neighborhood, distinguished him
self by pursuing the shrleking and
flame enveloped girl and, throwing her
down and folding his coat about her, put
the fire out.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

INDIANAPoLIs, Aug. 2o.-Taa bsrn
on the Spring Valley stock farm, nine
miles from lhle city, WAS burneI yes
terdsy, and eighteen head OF fiue horses
psrlshed. rhe flue BtElllou Brixnolt
Wilkeo WAS lost; also Tua, valued at
S60O0i Mary c., $4,000; VSssar Girl,
Madam HornswoOd aad others. Mr..
A. U. Rsmrr, owner OF the farm, de.
chased BriRuoi Wilkes. On many Of
the animals Mr. Rsmey placed no price,
and he estimStes hts entire loas in ex.
cess OF $50 goo. on wbish the iusurance
is bat $500 in the Pt@1ix, OF Brock.
lyp, and $1,000 10 the HONS, Of New
YoTE.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

BELLHFoNTAINB, Miss, Aug. S0.-
Near this place last Saturday night, e
negro known as Pony" Poe criIninally
assaulted widow named Blissert, her
daughter and the 14-year old daughter Of
neighbor, choking them into iDsensi
bility. Poe was arrested next day while
taking leading part in religious meet
ing. On the way to the Jail he was taken
from the officers by a mob and lynched,
he coniessing his crimes. Poe was a lead
er of his people In the county, and had
been a Sunday School teacher, and was
last year . candidate for tax assessor.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

LurAy OAVorna ana NATURAL brtdBos
The twin wonders OF Virginia, Luray
CAverns and the Natural Bridge, fur
nish the most delightful destination for
an early autumn excursion that one can
select. The section 10 which they are
looAted ls renowned alike for Its health
ful oil ate, scenic beauty, and historI.
esl associations. Even II the Lurny
OAverns were not the most extensive
and beautiful subterraneAn palaces In
the world, and the Natural Bridge one
OF the greatest OF wonders, the pic
tuEesqleness OF the valleys, the Wild
beauty Of the mountains, and the 6xoal.
leEoe OF the LurAy and Forest Iuns,
would draw hoats OF visitors from ali
quarters of the land. With the com mbIned
Attr Aotiveneas Of natural wonders, scenic
beauty, and Ro1d entertainment, the
temptation TO visit Luray aud lis
Beighbors is irresistible. The Ponpsyl-
vaniA RAilroAd Company, mindful OF
this, has arranged its excursion rates to
this territory on such . liberal basis
that every one may enjoy . delightful
tour Of weeks duration in tho Viz
giniA valley. Every Thursday special
excursion tloke,s, good to return until
the following Thursday, including q
days board 1t LurAy Inn and admts-
sion to the csvernF, are sold from prin-
cipal BtAtiena east Of Harrisburg on .
basis OF el260 from New York and SO.
90 from Philadelphia. From stations
north and west OF Harrisburg, excursion
tickets bearing like privileges are sold
on Thursdays, good 10 return uRtil the
following Thursday, at greatly reduced
rates. The trip may be varied with q
return viA Gettysburg by purchasing a
ticket reading over tnls route at 81 90
more than the excursion rates above rt :
to rates and trains consult ticket
agents.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

BUFFALO, N Y, Aug 29.-There are
eiihty-hye entries of professional aud
amateur wheelmen who will take part in
the tournament to be held here on Sep
tember 8, @ and s. Among the notable
events will be the one mile, free for all,
professional tandem race; three mile pro-
iessional bicycle race for the worlds
championship the two-mile amateur
State championship bicycle contest, and
q 100. mile road race from Erie, Pa.
Among those who Will take part are
T. die Mcdowell, of Philadelphia W. 1,
Wilhem, Reading. Pa and W. J.Grubb,
Pottstown, Pa
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

John L. Aver, Who represents the
Rhode Island Locomotive Works, was
In our city bhis morning. After going
70 Baltimore, no will proceed to Ban
yrAnoisoo, whore he will take passage
for Australia and South America,
where he hopeS 70 secure orders for To-
oom0tives. He promises 10 drop us an
occasional line, giving his Impressions
of the objects that may come under his
notice. He 10 good Republican, start d.
ing BY tariff on iron and other pro-
duotR, Notwithstanding the Democratic
CRY In favor Of free material for our
manufacturers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Mrs Laura OJRooi HArkDeIs, who
pAssed the summer among her friends
in New Hampshire, has returned to this
city In COED health aud sptrits, RGd Will
open her select school, at the corner Of
Ninth and Ktng streets, on M0Bdsy,
the 10th OF etp4mber. Mrs. Hsrkness
has devoted her entire time to teachinR
for over thirty yesrs, Vni it 10 n7s sur
prisIng thert fore thst Eha 10 favored
with lager number OF pupils thAn
any other private pohool in our city.
She will bs sided by abe assistants the
coming term. and Will thus bs prepared
10 do jnstios 10 the large number OF
young psopls vi o may b. plso,d uEier
Der care.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

One day last week there was pigeon
shooting match held on . farm near
Rookland; among the birds that were
killed was o carrier pigeon. When II
was picked up 1t was found that on the
left leg was q Filver band bearing these
numbers, 1894. Evidently, some one
near the place had captured the bird
and placed Il In the coop. The man
who did should ba arrested and severely
punlabod. ~ he could not help but
know that II was carrier pigeon.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

PoTTsvILLE, August 90 "A ten-foot
vein Of GOAL was struck ~ EAst Frank.
lin oolliery By the contractors. The
tunnel WAs started some years ago by
the late Henry Hill and driven within
nine feet OF the coal and abandoned.
The colli1ry will resume on q large
scale after . yeAr's idleness. The
bohuylkill Valley Oolliery at New Gas
tie, operated BY John II. Q1inn 8 90 4,
will resume operations next Monday,
after being idle Sinse June 70. owing 70
the low price Of coal and other reasons.
Hmploymant will be Afforded batWesn
nifty and sixty men and boys.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Draper A. Deweese, of 10lA Washing
ton street, Ia q candidate for the nomi-
nation for the county assessor Of taxes
in the Third distrioi, composed Of the
Sixth, Seventh and Ninth wards. Mr..
DeWeeSe is an earnest, hArd-WorkipR
Republican, snd fally competent 70
perform the duties OF ASSESSOR in . sat-
islAotory manner. He was postal clerk
on the Delaware RailroAd for q number
OF years, aud performed the duties in q
faithful manner.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Ulaus sprsekels In an 4 eeIdsn..

CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-Tte "overland
Flyer" on the Union Pacific Road was
wrecked at kimball, Neb., early this
morning by broken rail. Three sleeping
cars, one OF them occupied by Claus
spreckels, the ''sugar King, "rolled down
an embankment. spreckels escaped but
three other passengers were seriously in
jured.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
mauen uhunk and nui,eheaeE

The wonderful sHitohbaok and Its
surrounding has rightfully been termed
the 6WithsrlAud Of America, and 1t is
scarcely possible that . more attractive
spot can be found SnyWhers. suoh
being the case, Hops Lodge, No. 81,
o. o. r., have very wisely determined
TO give an excursion TO this rom Antlo
aud pioture'Qus place on Thursday,
September 20, and thsre ID no doubt but
Il viii be Well pAtFonIBed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The Pickles Stove and Heater Co.
No. sos Ship!ey street, have . full as.
sOFIment Of cooking and pArlor stoves,
fireplace heaters, portable and brick
set heaters Of the moss approved pat
tern. Metal roo6Rg with corrugated
iron or tin. Iron siding. All Work
done by good workman. Prices reason
able,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The sale OF COWS By Robert MoOAd
den. At the Bellevue Hotel, Ninth ward,
on Thursday, Was quite we'll attended,
but the demand did not appear to be
very great. One OF the best. having .
calf by her side, WAS knocked of to
Geo. W. King, OF New Castle Hun
dred. and two spEingeTs sold to other
parties for $50 each. The others sold ct
lower and lees satisfactory 6gures.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

A Huo dark sorral mare, 8 years old
little sore front, Is hands high, Neight
100 pounds; will work AnyWhevei can
to bouIht cheap owing to change OF
Ilaps By owner. For particulars call
At this office, or the mare can be seen At
j. II. PeopleS' near MeaAnons' church.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Would It not bs the proper thing to
have another jury appointed to investi.
gate the sloW.ploddinR Lilly juTy2
Better get through and awe their usual
verdict 10 the public. "Poisoned by
means unknown to this jury" After
which they could adjourn sine die. WI.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Ohas, J. II. BsoHstt,

108 West Seventh street. just the
place for q cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler,
OAtswbA
OlAret Punch,
Whisky ="
Rum
Pure liquors,
and the bsat cigars in the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
For veterans OF the war,

Every ex-soldier or soldiers widow
should see w. s. McNair at once at
Hayward's office, No. 18, Exchange
Building, Seventh and Market streets.
Pensions, bounties, back pay and other
claims collected. Lost discharges re-
placed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30


Tas following games were pisyed
At PhilAdslphia--AthlstIo, 8; Louis.
Vile. 1. Athletic, 8; Louisville, 0.
Az Washing ton-W Washington, q;
Philadelphia. O..
Az New YOrt-Nsw York. Il BOs-
Al OblosRo-ohlcago, 2; PittsburR, 4.
At Detroit-Detroit, l5i ILdiAnapo-
lie, 1.
MOTIFS,
Poor MutrIel
The four Association leaders meet to-
day.
Ths ST.. Louis plsys the Athletics this
Afternoon. #.
What reception the Hub will give
Morrill, and the Giants to-dayI
Washington comes to the PhilAdOl-
phiA grounds to-day. VIII the boys
do it sgsin9
Boston's new man, Quinn, won the
game yesterday By home run in the
ninth inniuR.
Casey has returned from Atlantic
Oily, ABd repoFtsd ct the PhllAdelphiA
grounds to-day.
Kansas Oity played m exhibition
game At Newark yeSterdAy, barely vim
ming By score OF too.
The New York publisheES Of the prise
poem, THE Tambls That Never Game, Z"
made an ass asiRnment yesterday.
John TeneF, an amateur pitcher Of
Pittsburg, biSnad with Chicago yesteH.
day, receiving $500 for the balance OF
the season.
Detroit is playing . good game, and
u looks as II there mad been . combine
tion among the players 10 play "Eotten"
under Watkins.
Manager Mutrie says he is ready to
side, the winsar TO take lhe ontire re-
csipts Of all the games.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

v ARLINGTON, Aug. 80 The first
sbiputnt OF STANDARD silver dollars for
storage in the large new Treasury vault
was revslvsd ut the department this
m9fpiaz. II came from Philedelpaih
by eIp.ess and amounted to 10000
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

90 widely is the good work of the
Wilmington Com merOiAl College,
Eighth and Market streets, extending,
that last week applications were re-
oeived from town 1so miles dittAnt.
Catalogues free.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

A lady's c?at was lost on Tuesj5y
afternoon, on the Kanuett pike The
iader will Ter favor by leaving lt
~ the REPUBLIC AN Uffic3 or al the resi-.
dsncs OF a, b, Vernon, s, 9TC0u Hill,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Powell, in Washington street market
an No. 30S Madison street, has q good
loj Of FAB for to-morrow's market; also
CLANS and HOLSTERS,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Prescriptions carefully compounded,
aud every thing kept In . 6rst-clRSs
drug store fresh At Beaton Smiths, cor.
Seventh and Pine atreetB.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

GTdntr, at saveuth and shiplfy
streets, will receive large lot Of oys-
ters on Saturday, September 1st.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The celebrated Three B. B. B, cigar,
manufactured by II. b. Bourbon b
Bro, No. 2i9 West Second street. The
best &c. Cigar in the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

When baby was sick, we gave her Oastoria,
Whea she was.a Childlshe cried for ONstOriA
When she became Miss she clung to oastoria
When ,shs had: children she :yAvs them Cas-
tOriR.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Gall for ios cream sofa water At
Beatou Smiths drug stoEe, S8vsl.h and
Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Be sure OF number SlB Market stree
when In want Of ploturss, BeecheE'
Gallery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

prevented and cured By Hooper's Ano.
dyna. Best medlcine for teethiDR and
colo. All druRgisia.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Gardner, OF Seventh and Shipley
streets, will rscsive . large lot OF oys
eTs on Saturday, September LIST.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
'x-gO' dieFs, BRilOFa and a

Discharge certificates obtained by W.
s. hcNair at Hayward's pension olllce,
room l3, Exchange Building.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Miss Sadie EostrA nde, who has been
spending the last seven weeks in Mary
land, returned h0me yesterday,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

GA'irc-, es Stselsa aud ship'ey
Birsn's, viii r3otiys n large lot Of o. s.
teLg. D. Sstlrtgyr September lst.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
EOr sale.

Al bargain, 8-room house, with con
venienoes. Only $3.50 required down
Apply to " Scott Vernon this ofics.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

CummInRV, Photographer, can copy
your old picture better than any one
else. Take them to him. S02 Market
stEeet.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Gardner, At Seventh and Shiple,
street,, will receive o large lot Of oyl
ters on Saturday, September 1st.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Eighth and Market streets, re-op' ms
Monday, Sept 81. 0fioe now optn,
$40 .. m, to p. M, for the enrollmtn1
OF pupils.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

0. 18 CT SO gems FOR &c cents a. Cuu'
mings' gallery, 800 Hsrlz0s a.gsG'.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Gardner, ct Seventh and Shipley
streets, will receive large lot OF oyG
tsrs, on Saturday, September lsL.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Gardner, At Seventh aud 5hipley
streets, will receive . large lot Of oys-
tsrs on Saturday, September 1st.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Bmh',. French ssres, Tbsrt u the plSse
/ b1T yCGy ecsi.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Best re nedy for drawing and heating.
Kep. By belt and DAnfJr!h and others.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Homemade candies. 4 ". Qnd At

Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco
Jos. wAllAoe. 61T Pine street..
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
g OR SEND

1 E53 53oys .I and we guarantee
hium1 1 loa ,n9. pebble button boots Seo
tS aJ s",i. with heels and sprtnS ppH1S'
/ IA, ,Sc ,5oos ], lace with heel 4 ar any,
M 'ly iD.g girl'. Calf aud grs AN IN
lllositA Sa iA,e ,,.l heel and spring f,a heeI |
1 sac Protection tip for
kyou Iee ,e,.l1 our shoes and our
4 Nv III. Purchase We can anu r,eaae oae
e T:5,n MI and you will 'igSSc sayc
biv 'Siam and coarse sbses IS so
b,js, Slippers and wslIins 1IGes
|Eei 4 W., We have too mamS
Ies t.u make a them go quicSiy %iSIy
w Tennis and Base ,e RsIi F,y y
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

IL cabinet photos At Cumming ga
cry for So. 900 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Fine candy at FsrGusOn's, Il R. "a.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

TaylOr's Phila. Dime Express. SO2 Kin