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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
General News.

THE Arkansas City from st. Louis passed
down to Natchez yesterday.
THE Eugene wen I out last evening for Ar
kansas river with fair trip.
The City of Vicksburg passed up from
Natchez to ST. Louis yesterday.
The Coahoma and Rosa Lee leave this
evening at o'clock for Friars Point and
Osceoa respectively.
FRoa recent report 10 the Cincinnati
chamber of commerce on the Ohio river
traffic 1t appears that, although the number
OF boats engaged in passenger and freight
business has decreased considerably in the
last four years, the tonnage remains rs great.
There has been an improvement in the sery-
ice and most Of the boats withdrawn have
been transient vessels. No boat was built at
Cincinnati in the last two years, and such
yards as exist are occupied with repairs
alone.
A LITTER was received yesterday, dated
Mancaibo, Venezuela, and signed by one Of
the large merchants of that country, 20 the
effect that the Venezuelan government is
ready 20 subsdize line Of vessels from Mis-.
sissippi river points to the river points Of
that country. The letter also states that a
firm at Maracaibo, now doing n large bust
ness with New York, is anxious 10 purchase
or charter two vessels of the Lucas type for
the coast and river trade In South America.
Estimates as TO the cost plans etc, are
asked for The promoters Of the Lucas ship
enterprise state that n number of new sub
scriptions have been received and they haye
no doubt but that a vessel OF at least /, 600
tons will be built in the near future 10 dem
onstrate the practicability Of the vessel.
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from the Bank OF England on balance today
was 1900.
BERLIN, Sept. 1s.-The- statement Of the
Imperial Bank of Germany shows decrease
in specie Of q, 0S2, Doom. an
BANK cLEARises.
CHIcAdo, ILL.,, Sept. iS.--Bank clearings,
81, 0iGOO0. XXX,
NEW YoRK, Sept 1s.--Glcarings, $3.50 ESQ.,
Ill balances, 1854 1866 s4q
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept IS. = Clearings,
s2,020077 balances, s3l0,SlG
BosToH, Mass, Sept. 1s;-Clearings today,
49, 2i2, 1866; balances, S2,000930
ST. LOUIS, No, Sept, is-Clearing to-
day. 50, 75i, $3.50; balances, t&5iS,3l3.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 1S.-Clearings
today, $1,000, 2O7; balances, 81, $3.50
Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, H., Sept. la.--Wheat was err
ntc today. The splurge here yesterday did
not have much effect elsewhere. The for.
eigners did not put prices up at all on the
bulge here, and cables, both private and
public, gave decline in prices in the Brit
ish markets. The shorts have lost money
and the crowd full OF long wheat, was bear
ish. Outside markets ruled Nc TO nc lower
early in the day, while this market jumped
about actively. October moved more than
deferred futures, through the influence in
September. October sold at O3c, up 10 03Mc
down 10 92}so and then up to 92Ac. De-
comber opened at 03Isc, and on Il bulge be-
fore the close up to 03hc, or within nc Of
last night Wheat closed somewhat unset
tod at O'Clock pm, with December at
VIC, or about cent under the last night
price There was good firm feeling for
American corn abroad, according TO cables,
and the demand for shipping here was good
also. There was no special activity In the
pit, but the buyers were numerous enough
10 maintain prices for futures. September
sold at II Hm4iSSc, closing at li4c; October,
4idii1c, closing at 44c; May closed at 1910
at o'clock.
Oats, as on former days, were somewhat
neglected, and prices were little disturbed.
Closing figures at / o'clock were 2IKc; Sep
tcmhor, N9Sc; October and May, 2shc. 1t
was dull in provisions most Of the time. Pork
opened lOc higher for October at $lI.55, with
January at Sl3O7H, and sold 2lSc above
thcs, figures. At the o'clock close OCtO-
Der stood at $3.50, and January ut Sl307H,
Lard WIS quiet compared with yesterday,
opening at 72Ml5c higher 10y shorts bidding
for il, This was the top for October Sos,
the close being $lOUH with January 49, %.
The opening Of ribs was DC HIGHER and the
market was about steady throughout the
long session, closing at SS.s2Ja for October,
aud Ss.s7H for January.
On the afternoon board general realizing
by overloaded longs on very weak closing
cables caused u break Of about lc in wheat,
closing very weak Corn was also weak,
with trade light and OF local character.
Oats were unchanged. Pork, ON moderate
trading, declined 90 for October November
aud January. October lard was advanced
DC, while November sold oil &C. and year,
2sc. Short ribs were strong and unchanged
for October. January sold . 20 lower.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nj the Ievee.

,Arriyals-Arkansas City, st. Louis; City
OF Vicksburg, Natchez.
observation-disclosures City Natchez; City
OF Vicksburg st. Louis; Buckeye State,
Cincinnati; Eugene, Arkansas river; Gayoso,
Tiptonyille,
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GrocerIc.

Nw YoRE, Sept -Concc-Opiions
steady. Sales, oi,SO0 bars, including Sep.
TENDER At ti3 iOal82t October Si2 500
i26S November. Si2Ooal2tO. December.
tli50Ctii6S. January, 81. 2Dciii.3O Feb.
runry, tii.lNttiim March, sii.OOdU TO-
April, tiOn5dliO5 May, Sl0m@fl O5
July, tii0i. August tiiO6li0i. spot
itbc. sugar Raw, ilrm aud quiet. refined
strong and fairly active,
Cmcl0o. H.. sept is.-on the produce cx.
change today the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Elgin Creamery, 2ld2lisc.
choice western. 2lCt22c fancy dairy, id6t
IKE good, i59nlsc. Es.-Unchangcd at
i6hCtiUc.
CNciSSAri, o, Sept is-Whisky active
and firm. sales i,OpJ harrvls finished rpoIs
on basis " 81 a. Butter Easier. sugar
Firm. Eun-Firmat lbc Chccse-Easior.
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Articles. Opening Highest Lowest Closing
Cash quotations were rs follows:
Elour- Steady and uuchnuugd.


Flour-Stcady aud unchanged.
No. spring wheat, giCLaJlfc; No. 3
spring WHEAT I09Sici No. red wheat
DC. No. 2 corn. axe No. oats. 2i9sc. No.
? rye. 52'sc. No. barley. 73Cs75c. No. 1
ilaNsccd, SLDgLDJG. Prime timothy seed,
fi.b2@ih5.
Mess pork, per brl, siI5o lard, per 100
lbs, slO77ll Short ribs sides, loose,
SSH Dry altcd shoulders, boxed,
EG2h@I75, short clear sides, boxed, 500
dp2b.
Rcccipts-Flour. 5000 brls: wheat, s..
90 bu; corn. $4,000 bu. oats, g2lOJO bu;
rye, Jp,OJO bu; barley, 12,ODO bu.
shipmcnts-fluur, 1900 brlE wheat, 81,
90 bu corn, $1,000 bu; cats, 10000 bu:
rye, COCO bu, barley 2i,OlJ bu.
81. LOWS, Mo, sept S.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged.
whcat-Dull and lower cables. an increase
Of over one aud onc.half million bushels In
amount ON ocean passage. aud declines In all
other markets caused frcor selling and the
price weakened but the market was unsettled
aud irregular with active buying nj times,
closed tmlc below yesterday; No . rel,
cash, UittHiLc; September. ~ isMNi &c,
closing at piisc bid. October, plg,mgitc,
closing g2,s asked; December, DlA@1h &c,
closing nj oisc bid.
Corn-Stcndy; No. cash. NiI6INc;
September nh6gN,sc, closing ut iiAc
asked, May, 8Ac.
ohts-l.0wcf aud weak, No cash. 21Nm
23c. October, 23ltc, the year, 223.@22hc.
MAY, 2sisGt2si.c.
Ryc-lowcr No. 2, b1isc
Hpn-Scarcc aud firm. b-MGsisc.
Flax Secd-Si.2l
Corn Mcil-Quict, t2iSGi2 30
llny-lrvgular prairie, th.0D6s75 tim.
othy sDO0tl6UO.
lIuttcr-Quict creamery, isCt20c; dairy,
i5mi7c. Egr-GOod sto,k In scant supply
at loo.
Professionalism. pork-sib.25 Land
tp7i. nominal for prime steam. Dry silt
mcnts-Shouldcrs $50. long and ribs, Ssi1.
short clear. tp2,. Iacon-shouldcrs ss756t
eco. long, and ribs, s1joCtpSif short
clcars, tiOi2itmll.2S. Ilams-Si2 jOtilOO
Rcccipts-flour l,OoO brls. wheat, 5000
bu. corn, $3.50 bu, cat, 5000 bu, rye,
7.OD bu. barley, 1000 bu
Shipments Flour 1900 brls. wheat 49, 600
bu. corn, 1000 bu, oats, 1900 bu, rye,
1900 bu.
ON the afternoon board-whcat vasTowcr
and panicky, closing September Ole bid; DC.
iobcf. pi'.c asked. December, 0ao bid.
Corn aud oats were quiet and unchanged.
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DIRK Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-The demand Of Job
was reported.
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none; market steady at decline noted YES
bderday; Texans, $2.60@3.35; westerns, SO. 650
o'oo; natives, S3.O5G450; lambs "a. 50a5. rs.
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on aud Irrp.ntInr

ClryrLASp. o.. Sept is-Pctrolcum--
Steady, T. W. iiO', $50.
wuNISaroS, n. O., Sept is-Turpcniine
=Iifm. SIC.
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pAILY COTTON sTATTNrNr.

imrorh-M a q. " X. a. ara u. ..
4 As. n u, a. " Al q an, 20. C.,O.&Aw
", - T., \. o. R,GiM RR, ~.
Tenn Nh " n, I. steamer, 10 wagon, 3D. Total.
az bales
bInfn Some.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton ouiet-Middling Cotton, o 7-ec--
Sales Today, 375 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market Steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.
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vsooI.
Live stock.

~ Louis. No. Sept .-wool-Mafkct
quiet but steady aud unchanged.
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Spots opened quiet and closed steady.
quotations revised. miiduus 1910. s.lr,
i,02i bales Qnolatons we're a. follows
Ordinary, iliac god ordinary, pi.c. low
middlinR 10 i.iHc miilHpr lu,c. good
midllinF. ~ 1870, mldI'ing fair li7iO,.
fair ~ i.lGt.
Futures opened easy and closed dull hut
steady, o. follows. September n7ittp "a.
October g52npT3 November. p.5pstp 10.
DcccmhcL aGHdn'O. January, g75ttp 5G.
February, pSittpl. Manrh aplCtnpl
April ppl6tiu.ut May. inU5diOOs June.
l0lbsio.iG. July iu2i9io2J. salr,, IS
100 bales.
INV ORLEANS
The spot market opened steady aud
closed steady. MdllinF gi5lgc sales.
1,2iO bales Quotations Nyfv a. follows
Ordinary, Nc; good ordinary SIC. low mid
dling, 9hc. mlddling, gl5iCc, good mid
ding. iOkc.
futurH opened steady aud closed
steady A. follows september. plta
Dol. October. p826tpN November. o isGt
Ole December, o Ostl "a. January. . gSts
e2g February, o35@1Is March. gtGs,g AZ.
April. 0bjttp 81 May. uGitgpGj, June, .. Is
egH kalc., 1900 bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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ArrEAL OFFICE,

ArrEAL OFFICE, I
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept 10, 1855
Nothing new in the money market rates
firm at per cent. The banks supply is
equal to all necessary requirements demand
steady.
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stage OF the Rivers.

OTTlcE NI0NAL SERYlCE II, 3. a, |
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept rs, sam.
The following observations are taken nj all sta
lions named In the 18th meridian time, which Is
one hour lnlcr ihhn MemnhIs time
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ui-eelIap.oos

Hipu-Dry ninL No. I. iOiIdiio. No. 2.
Ihctsc, dry talicd, 7h@sc. No 2, bk@Gc,
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AbS Ns,. Low Changes
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.

Mall and express trains run solid between Mem
phis and Louisville Pullman buffet sleeper ruua
on mail and sleeping and reclining chair car on en-
press Three hours quickest time W Chicago
Ticket Office under Peabody Hotel
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hecslpl, IN I.ofi this day. isss ........
hecsipn 10 port thh day. iss5 ....
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

Decrease In receipts THIS ycar........
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06
G. WORRELL

Are you interested in Curtainsg
II so possibly 1t will be 10 your
advantage to read our advertise.
ment. We find cur stock much
too large for the season, and
know price is the great lever
to move it. Our line of Lace
Curtains is now priced at from
81 90 TO $40 per pair, but by
far the largest line; coat from
$3.50 to IS. They include An
tlque Madras. in cream and
colors; OstomIn, Swiss, etc, also
yard goods TO cut to any length.
Heavy Curtains are in T1rco,
man, Silk, Velvet, etc., and are
marked from $3.50 to SIS.
These, like the lace goods, are
in the greatest assortment at IS
to 3d. Ia Florentine Silk Cur.
tains Che newest drapery out
We have some beauties at $40
per pair, and also by the yard
Tor Bash Curtains. We have
never shown a handsomer line
OF curtains than we are doing
now, and have nsver sold them
for SO little money.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06
Tire91isa UnsrEed vino n,,,,,

MEDIA, Pa, Dec. 6.--Orosby P, Mar
tin, George Weaver and Campbell Gun
ninglam, an members of the Hanley
Hose Company, OF Chester, are on trial
here, charged with setting FIRE to a mum
heF OF buildings 10 Chester last summer
The accusation Is made by members Of
the Franklin Fire Company, rival or
aDizAtioni who say TIE young men fired
me buildings for u fun Of putting them
out 80 lar the principal witncgs for tbs
prosecution has been John Lewis ,eolored,
VINO swore that PC was with the accused
when they set tife 10 building Eith cot.
ton waste. The defense hope 10 show be-
fore the end Of the trial that Lewis. and.
not the accused, was guilty Of the crime
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06

IL COUNCIL RlI pay Mayor HaF-
rlpgion's blu this evening for The en-,
ployneni Of delssnvSg 10 feIral uul shS
illegal naus SelierJ In thiH psty, Il viii
show lhAi she members arr ready aud
Wiling 70 bASk up ,hs Mayor Ia his
sforis ID anlarse tbs Laws. gasIs prose-
oailons have pAid over alx hnndfe !
dollarS inio the oily tressuIy, and shis
IL bnl lhe oonmeueemsni Of what be
viii DO II he 10 supported BY Council,
Thsre 10 sill large mum Der Of illegal
nq1os IsllesS In this CITY, and q sui
larger nueaesT Of licensed dealers who
sc violating the lar ty SGlilaz On tbs
Sabbath and 10 habltual drunkRds OF
90 minOFs, and Il ID tie Intention Of lbs
Mayor to bring oil suah Cffspders 10
tastloe. Toe Law aad Order sools,y
have mol tia nancy 10 proaeeu!S shasa
eAses, aud the Mayor should mol be sx.
psoled 10 pay IL cut OF his own pocket,
aaeEeforel Is the of,y iSbsrIfl,ted BY
t5e anas and costs, all sa5h expsises
should BE- paid BY C1undi.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06
NOW IS YOUR Time
Ii you want to select goods and not be hurried vo =,
wait on you with better satisfaction now. Wecan,
begin to tell you hall we have.

Alphabet Blocks from 5, 10,
10, IS, so, 81, rs, SIC.
The largest and best In
the city.
Bureaus, finished in ash, 4.
drawer for so, 1880, 81.
so, 50, So, 81 and So.
Bedsteads, 5o,7s, CSC, 81 IS,
SI.5o, 81 to IS.
Books, all new and every
kind.
Child's Doll Carriages. soc.
to Sc.
All kinds Of Out.up Animals
and Figures.
Dolls In Bisque, China, Wax
and Rubber. The finest
assortment we have ever
displayed,
Dolls Shoes and Stockings,
Comb, Puff Boxes, Brush
es and Lace Caps.
Brass Drums from Ioc to s..
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06
Don't You

Suppose we could give
you as good a bargain,
if not a better one, than
you could get in q Suit
of Clothes or an Over
coat; if not, why ? We
are sure we are Just as
anxious to 8 II asanyone
could be, and we know
the people buy where
they get best suited at
the most moderate price
We think we know the
people of Wilmington
well enough to know
they want good goods
and such as will give
satisfaction, at fair
prices.
We don't mark our
goods at fancy prices
tor the purpose Of alter.
ward having to m a r k
down, bat rather prefer
a small profit and steady
sales. You know we
watch for bargains with
the ready cash TO pick
them up. We would
Ike TO have you see the
bargains we are offering
In suits and Overcoats
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06

eoEGREss resumed Its sssJ.ou On
Monday bat up 10 the present tune hss
dane Ihs same - vas doEa 81 The pre-.
ViouS session, which every ole kuo Va
gas nothing. rhs p<sseui admlnis,Ya.
sion has msds grsat pro !ers!ous 0! ron
ouy, bat Willis making ihsss PROBES.
honS has unnsostsArIiy pEsloneea a
useless ssSS on Of O9aErsBS, lhAI hs, n a
aaopisd A'sing's measure for ghs bensa +
o. zoe GouuHy. Ga The oontFhPy The
hills bill, OF which President Cleveland
was Ihe sponIoF, WAS the means o, clog
ING number Of industrial establish
mems Ahd throwing large numbet Of
parsons oul OF work. What the oonse-
eusnoas would have bssh bad the pts,.
ent administration been continued for
smother Tour yeArJ, 10 difi ,ult 10 .ell
Oui lhs prooGolllsy Ia GhEi before tW6
years had rOiisa around tbs sIrss,s n
oar lAfgs Glitter would have shown sush
ISSUES IS was Witnessed In London a
couple OF years sg.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06
HAWKINS q CO.,
Reel Esssis Department
GRATIS.

We oner or EsfTises and the bentht ofear
OEthneed eNpsIieucu ~ hoal Estgts ksnta.
without ehafEo, % AH intsnainB pnfchaqorf
Of Heat hBiHte nj pT0mite 20 use cur earr :
elt sndeaycrs 20 procure the mott ToRaabs
bl0prieel and best tsrmB for s1y proyersY
ltoEts1 ia the city Ct Wilmington
Having hcs9 l0na ess2biiahsd "a tho bosi
nefs, We efs thoroughly aflua'nteu with the
vAiusl o. sil kinds Of Ciy Property ano 10
a epnsidersbls sx.snt with tbs owners Riao
WI therefore hRvs tcpeIlor hdganttEss for
neHotiktitE furef asap, and oft1nt;msi have
ybidAnle infoim alton 81 hand which would
70 moit utefui so ihoEe desiring 20 buy.
deu osnho. I'D 10 dtsEenso with cur
saIY c -, a. re car aim3a Invariably sasnfe
btHseR toFtnb ioT our tuftomtrs, for any pieeo
OF pfOpeitJ. than thsy oAn ODfain IsfsonAiiy
fron the oHaers n Sasseives or through snj
other nEaueie1
" vii Rttsrd promptly - neoo pary de.
u We, mako all AffangeDontB with owners,
Enll raw tue legal contract Of puFeAase aud
calls Fllh5nt oEpenss - the buyer
~ buiinos8 viii be ooDAdtfid strictly
coIfdenusf
We wilt tshs pIsAsuFe a. sll tImss ia sub
nittinR ahy rsfb1nAbtg GfioF 70 oFgsFs. and
bslleye puI5ahH9fs VIII GaYs money, bsBidsb
iroaeis Gn5 auao7 anos b engaging cur ser
HAWKINS q co,
M Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06

Who have bssn operating a thls olit
toF soma time, ana thslr aErssL faIla
Oh As II no dJubt will be By tkesf con-
vlelion sud punishmeni, viii have the
sffsos Of pEsEenhug Others lFvm opmtnk
hReA
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06

THn New York Herald is undoub,.
edly ons Of the srsatsIi nsEspApars in
she Worlo, aud the manner in which Il
IL oonduled shows WhAt can Be %.
eOmpllsasd BY enterprise and push iu
journalism. We have no doubt bu, lky
European edition la Rsnulns surprise
70 oaf c1plins HlroiI tbs EAler, IS W.
sslisye thaN until @r. Bennett con.
ea.vsd the IDEA Of Publishing q paper
In Paris, they never knew shat IIvs
journalism was. While the Herald 10
Intensely DSmoorstiO. lie editorials are
A'a SeasEAl thing, fair, and II ia jasI
aALeAaE 10 wage war sKAlnst nsn or
nsaaules In lhe DsmooEAiic party whsn
y considers them wrong, or prsjuiisISl
g lhe iutseestsUf The country, a. Ms
70 ngat lhe OpPOiitlon. TIs Herald is
not confined 70 any single f3.6, but has
tla SoFrsspondeaiS 90 arranged thst
thsre Il very lltiIs Of moment that hab.
Pans In Aly parl OF ihs world to-day
snA' u viii moi chronicle tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06
thu sDAY, DEOrzrEa 9, 1855.
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on a
Scott Webb Perieeting press,
with capacity of "a 900 copies
printed, folded and counted in
co minutes. II is the second
press Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was neeessital
ted owing TO the REPUBLIcAs's
increas,ng circulation. Come
and see it in operation,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06

Dice and Dice Cup, DomiI
noes and Checkers.
Desk from Soc to s..
Rocking Horses. large ,jz.
from 75c to 50.
Entirely new SWINGING
Horses from 50 to SS'
Extra fine Humming Ton,
Christmas Tree Ornament,
endless variety, from d
up.
Pianos from SOC to Sc.
Every Game there is to b.
played, sc to 50.
Express Wagons with box.
ing in the wheel, improved
draw iron nut, work ROB.
and LEFT the same as BIZ
carriages, 40c to $3.50
Sleds, made by one Of The
best manufactures in the
country
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06

Would alter hopss after MaFot 25sh
nezt, No. saS MadiQDn slrstai into store
for good tenant WopId make . good
laundry stand. Apply 20 w. BOott
Vernon, REPUBLIcAa ohiea.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06
wILaLK0 rON 4 NORrapfll5 3, Z

leave Yilmingto french UIfeitj - follow.
kgr HsAding, BiTdsbOIO, Joanna, SpriDF.
atid, Naynesppf i Junction, Manor ,PoEtsYiile,
taWpquh4 AlleatA M, Lebanon, Worncrs.
yilN anq AL poihtl on tho PhilAdelpbiA and
hesllnK y; ~ 20 a, p. and 2, 40 ., m,
cnhtcsvflie, hmbfeeTiis, Le1spf Ibndd 4
.sRr1 aud lluIpni's sad intFrmodIAto poinla,
~ 0a, M, 100 ana l,nQp.m,
FOR Gainesville aud fffAruedjHte pofntH Al
10 n. n, 30 lad b.1O D. ~,
p. fns
Daily except saturday ana Hundsy,
Eot New Brtdee and iYtefmediata polnl1
Ahp. m. and on eatunlhY only Al s,I3 and
II, Tsp. M "
On Sunday for Reading And intsFnadiats
po9ints q ~ q, NJ, And Tor Springfield AND
A, y. heCAUsLAND. B0WHEBB BHI0an.
bupErtntondent Gen PAsA. AFit
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06

Try bottle Of Bronchial Balm ifyoa
hrSe q cough, It viii mol eosl you any
thing unleas ibIeliaves you Thsn II IA
only 25l Sold 1t NAudain's phAtniAcy ;,
6,h aud POblaf etf6ets
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06

The members Of Naugatuck CCopn. }
iaully we're awakened E o her hight BIZ
the screams Of young woman who
dreamed some enc had kissed her. The
father Of the family appeared With q lamp
No man could te found, but the dankhter
said one must have Teen ab0ut. AZ sic
telt LIS mussaehe The uysteiy was
thoroughly solved when a pei ki ter
emerged froh behind pillow.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-06

have crowded ssatih finish
ed" and the whole covey 8
stiff, dressing- loaded style
to one side. Stme very
good Mufflsrs, though, thai
never saw England almost
as cashmerey in finish.
There's q Chinese imitation,
heavy twilled, pure silk,
that'ssingulArly soft.
Chinese Imitation English Mu ffier,
75c each.
Epklish Muhlers, 81, SI.25, $50,
u.15, %, $9.50.
same, extra heavy IS inehss square,
&S0-almost ounces Of pure
silk.
Domestic NIuhisr. csc TO g each.
French Muflers, q and u rs each.
COiored M Hers, Csc to q each,
Printed Cashmere Mufilerl fwool
cotton warp) zoe TO 75c each.
SIX andtCotton Mnfiiers, SOC ..65e,
ard 75c each.
Plain White Mufiiers, satin stripes,
75e each
Southwest Of centre.
Such = Cookery and
Glassware trade as outs
couldn't get ON clean and
smooth without Bargain
Tables" Odd pieces, broken
sells, sorts that don't 20 at
the prices they were made
to sell at, have no business
cluttering shelves and
crcwding tables among their |
betttrs. We weed out things
Of that kind quick as they
come Ia sight, slash the pri-
ces, aud rush them off to |
tables BY themselves
Fragile things! Some OF
the finest pieces go tor g
sriile because a smashed fell
low leaves them lonely. II
you skip a day you may
mics Just the thing you're
anxious for Wise house.
wives are all the time on the
watch for these odds and
ends.
To-day a thousand pieces
Of glassware-the new spiral
shapes go to the Bargain
Table at about halt price. |
They're seconds, but don't
look it.
fee Bowls, SOC each
Finger Bowls, III d zen /
Spoon Holders, lQc each
Celery Glasses, Sc each
Bets made upoi ButteT-D sd Sugar
bOHli cream jug; aud spoon
Holder, COO for the sst
Second hoOr. Juniper steel eide. -Four
elevators.
Peihs ps you are thinking
of an Opera or Field Glass
for Christmas; There are
dozens of qualities. w e
have only the best, made by
Lemaire and by Bardou, Of
Paris, Size, mounting, and
number OF lenses make tn ell
prices vary in Opera Glasses
from 81 50 in black morocco
TO S42 in aluminium a n d
pearl.
Near Juniper street entrance