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Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
rha Lilly Innncst

The Ooroner's jury In the case Of
Thomas Lilly held the fiith session yes
terday afternoon. A. B. Richardson
testified ihst he had cold thousands of
pounds of Armour's dried beef, and
had never heard any complaints. He
had frequently noticed green ttresk
iu dried beef, and had seen this in meat
that he had CURED hinie! He had
never heard Gf any ons being made
slck by eating the Chicago brands of
dried beef.
DR. Fl. O. SnItcher WAS sworn, and
testified that he Is the regular family
physician Of tue Singlsy family. he
then described the condition OF the pa.
tiet is when he was oalled In en- tae
evening of the 5gh inst, and said that
he was convinced that their sicsnese
was caused by arsenic, and that it had
been used In uuuss!ly large quantities
He said that ne did not be'ieve sufficient
poison to pred uea sulh ffsots could pos
slbly be- iajectsd Into q quarter Of a
pound OF dried beef in curing. Ii wal
h impression that thu poison had beer
put In the oesi after 1t left Toppin'
store. Toe jury thsn adjourned uLti
ntxt Friday.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
vyalhed lnto a Death trap,

PoTTsvILLE. Aug. H. Lawrence
Duffy, aged 80 years, night watch
man at the East Bear Colliery, near Gill
berton, was found dead this morning in
one OF the numerous mine branches on
the North side of the Mahanoy Valley
opposite that place. He is the fourteenth
victim OF these death traps aud at least
eight Hungarians and Italians have been
missed from that vicinity whose bodies
are supposed to be in some of them. This
breach is near the road and Duffy in the
darkness of the n ght probably walked
into 1t.
panieI Cutter sustained fatal injuries
walking into one of these holes during O
clustering snow storm last Winter A suil
for $40 COO damages brought by his heirs
against the borough of Gil6erton is nov
pending In court.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
RhIIadeIpIia Itsms.

Edward Mooney, Of No 70s Girard
avenue, and David McKeen, Of No 1461
N. 9th street, yesterday attacked Phillip
0'BrIen, of No. 2208 Hamilton street, for
alleged uneomplimentary remarks about
domestic affairs. They knocked him
down and were beating him, when be
sprAng 10 his feet, hit McKeen between
the eyes, and, grabbing piece of crock
cry, felled Mooney by blow, cutting his
head and face In a frightiul manner Sam
Wah, who keeps laundry. under Moon
ey's house, ran to the Twelfth district
station house aud said that three men
were killing one another. He then Jump
ed into barrel, covered his face with
his hands and refused to move until as
surred that the men were not dead. OH.
Ger Hampson arrested the three combat
ants, and they will be given hearing by
Magistrate Severn this morning.
The steam tug Ivanhoe returned to port
yesterday badly damaged, having been
run into by an unknown three masted
schooner, on Thursday night, while tow.
ing the German bark Matthias to sea.
The bark lost her jibboom and Is now
anchored IN the bay. The collision oc.
Cured near Ship john Shoal. The tug
was saved from sink ing by closing up the
hole with bed clothing. Captain Lea
Murray, the master, aud William Lynch,
mate Of the tug, were badly hurt and
were removed to the Pennsylvania Hos
pital.
Miss Knoedler, Is years old, of Second
and TiaRo streets, was struck by a train
on the Newtown branch of the Reading
Road 2d and Butler streets yesterday and
was seriously bruised about the b9dy.
She had gone to see her husband, who
works on the road, aud the engine com.
ing suddenly around curve was upon
here before she could get out It's way.
She was taken to the Episcopal Hospi
tai whsre her hurts were pronounced
serious, though not necessarily fatal.
John d. Pearson, OF Hurffsvil,e, N. j.,
came to this ty on Thursday to attend
the funeral of his grandfather. Early
yesterday morning his body was found
lying by tracks OF the West Jersey Rail
road at Clayton. Mr. Pearson was em
ployod at Clayton, and it is supposed
that in order TO get there yesterday he
boarded the through freight train at
Glassboro and attempted to get of while
It was running at q rapid rate through
Clayton.
William Frisby, colored, was commit.
ted in default OF s2lOO bail BY Magistrate
Smith, yesterday, to answer charges OF
obtaining money from several women by
false pretences that their male relatives
were in trouble and needed immediate Il.
nRncial assistance.
The Earn Line steamship Rarnwell, de
tanned at the Lazaretto because OF sup
posed case of yellow fever aboard, is said
bv the CustomB officials to have violated
the United States quarantine laws in no
reporting at the Government station a.
Breakwater.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
storms.

ONTARIO, Aug. Is "A thunder storm
that passed over Eastern Ontario and
Quecbec, on Thursday night, destroyed
hundreds of houses and barns. Many peo-
pie lost their lives and hundreds OF horses
and cattle were killed.
Gill, Mass Aug, IL About midnight
on Thursday, Deacon Lowering, aged 10
years, his sister and housekeeperi Mrs.
Richardson, were instantly Killed by
lightning, and the farm house, barns and
other buildings were burned,
NErAwAkA. Kan, Arg, 1e.-Chief
Meseott. of the Kickapoo Indians, his
squaw and five children, were killed by
lightning on Thursday in his cabin on
the reservation near here.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Overheaa WIRES, !,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 17.-Aiter
a long discussion about the placing OF
overhead wires in Washington City, Mr..
Edmunds introduced a joint resolution
to restrain their erection or maintenance
in Washington or Georgetown, and 1t
was referred to the Committee on the
District OF Columbia.
alt was Agreed, on me. ion OF Mr. Frye,
that the debate on the Fisheries treaty
shall close on Monday next, and that on
the following day the vote shall be taken
Mr.. Morgan spoke in favor Of the treaty,
and the Senate then aljourned until Mon
day.
The House spent ali it's time In trying
to get quorum 1t had quorum, but
when several members made the point
that the proper number was not voting
the yeas and nays were called. After
several hours spent thus the House ad'
iourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
RE0BEII9s.

The snsaEGoaG has nOus8 in she SAsy
Rnla gaFa Rsos.' GOA HARFkeG sSReHs,
Uuppine and leeChinR. los e. Second at.
Try BnBh's coal yeu viii like 1t.
brazilian Balm, immediate euro for numps.
Try Basins coal yon will surely like 1t,
Nillard Y. Davis, jeweler, e, Second at.
Fine IS K. Rings, A. HGnf's, l5 (. Fourth.
Frank RoOp smith. druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, sc2 West Frsnt street,
Fine AgaFa and notions at N. W. cOrnSl
Seventh and Poplar streets. Ia. bell.
Hollis, ITO. 4 west I'D street, has retuFzSd
FROM chicago, and Is still open though ala
cuftRins are down.
l you want cheap picture frames go 20 O.
z, Baugh 25s West Second street. ] haYf
shs largest stock In Delaware; eoms s2d ae'
\ Tor yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
e. ID. Il. SUTTON
Office, 824 Market Street,

Real Estate bought, sold, rented ana
exchanged.
current rates Of interest.
Rents and Income collected ana
promptly remitted.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Wills and an
legal papers prepaped. ..
Public Sales Of city and country
property.
Investments carefully arranged and
all business conducted with promptnesgs
strict confidence and ample responsibilt=
Ky
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
sale of imported Cattle.

Roberta & Hannum will sell at pub.
lilo sale at the BeAle House, In Chester.
Pa, on Thursday, the 30.h inst, herd
OF imported and reglstered cattle, be
longing to a Philadelphia gentleman
residing in ihs vicinity, who is about to
make an entlrs change 10 business. The
Junior mem bar OF the firm of L. W.
stldhAm & S1n has inspected the nbovs
herd, and he claims that they are equal
10 any stock that he has ever seen Auy
one wishing Information In regard To
the sale should call on him and procure
q catalogue. The formers in our State
who may wish to improve their herds
all ould call and see iheEa, Tha sdver
tlsemsnt will be found in smother col
umn.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Experimental Trip.

The B. & o Railroad has received
the first of the new vesttbuled trHlnH,
and mede an experimental trip with u
yesterday. Tho train WAS run around
some Of tbs sharpest ourvos on The road
at the rate OF forty miles per hbnr, and
Notwithstanding the hieh rate OF speed
the swaying II tie train was scarcely
pqrcrptlble. The oscillation at the tup
~ the CARS did net exceed ak iuobss
from the perpendicular The new YES
t.hulad train Will ba at once put on the
Lao between Chicago ind Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
sentences modified.

wAsHINaroN, Aug, IS lin the cases
of tue naval cadets who We're recently
tried by court lnaatial at Annapolis for
hazing found guilty and sentenced to d is.
missai, President Cleveland has modified
and cummutsd tt sentence to eonline-
ment for thirty days and a deprivation oi
one half ui tho annual leave. THIS ac'
tion was taken uponthe recommendation
OF Secretary Whitney,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
nhn,ran. K,nnnn and Rearen.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug l8.-At this
place ON Thur. day night, James 10 'Brien
became angry at this sweetheart, Jennie
Smith, probably through lealeusly. Not
finding her at home 0'Brien declared he
would kill her when she returned. See
ing her in carriage, he stopped the
horse, pulled her from the carriage, and
dragging her home, he choked, kicked
ami beat her with poker. The girl Will
probably die,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Awnnnnn Ileoapitated.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is Miss Matil-
da P. Ellison, a bookkeeper employed at
Kirkbrlde's Asylum for the Insane, met
death In a horrible manner yesterday at
Shawmont station, ON The schuykill
Valley Division OF the Pennsylvania Rail,
road. She attempted to cross the track
in front of an approaching passenger
train, when she caught her foot in frog
and being unable to extrieate it wa'
ground under the locomotives wheels
her head being severed from her body,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
The / nnnInE Hsushneaa.

j. B. Maxwell will start his canning
factory ct Middletown next Monday
and will do quite au extensive businesgy
as he has purchased 1876 acres of toms
fill In about 60,Oc6 cans Of tomatoes
and possibly . few hundred cana Of
pumpkins.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
LAdiaa

In delicate health, and all who suffer
from hAbitual constipation, will find
the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, more easily
raken and more beneficial 10 effect than
any other remedy. 1t acts promptly
vet gently on the Bowels, Kidneys,
Liver and Stomseh and does not sioken
or debilItats. All druggists. Mr.. N. b.
Dauforth, Second and Market, whole.
sale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
ALFALFA noniRAot.

The J. A. OrAnston Company OF New
port and this city has, through the ef-
forts OF Woe President o. Whann, re-
cslved the contract from the Delaware
State Grange to supply fertilizers fer
the coming fall. The contract 10 large
one, covering about 400 tons Of Phos-
phets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Everybody likes the Monitor on
Stove. 1t is the only oil stove that will
not exPaodei it cannot generate any En1
In the oil tank, owing to the unvATyinR
supply Of oil TO the wIoks; It produces .
uniform and steady heat; It preserves
the wick four times 81 long and gives
oil stove. You CAn do your washing
and ironing with 1t; 1t Ia the tidy house.
keepers best friend. For sale At tho
Plokels Stove and Heater Co., No. sos
Shipley street. Wilmington. Dell
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
DE-. slmma' mys cure

Is the wonderful remedy for all diHeAses
and weakness Of the eyes. A gentleman
who could not see an object three feet
of could seS distinctly and plain a good
away on using one bottle, DO
with many Others whom we can refer To
Supplied in 20 aud 90 cent bottles.
Prescription OF DIR. j. 6imms q Son,
FOurth and King streets, Wilmington,
Del. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Or. Honey Won,

Is kept busy extracting, making and
hliinG teeth. His prices are reasonable
aud all work warranted to be first olass
10 every psriioular. Teeth OK, for 2ho,I
With gas CO., set of teeth S. so, bast s..
Teeth ii i.lBd 1irh silver 76n., alean
800, gold 81 and upwards. Office 7GS
Market alreet, Wilmington, De-.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
For sale,

A fine dark sorrsl mare, years old /,
a little sore front, 15 hands hig h, Weight
l, ,lO0 pounds; will work any Wherei can
bs bought cheap owing to ohange OF
plans by owner. For particulars call
a. this office, or the mare can be seen 81
E, Megargls's Grsenban Station, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

wnen baby was rloE, we gave ner oaatoriA,
when she was.a ohlldishe eriedifOr oastoria
when she became Miss she clunE to osstori'
when she had: children: :she.gave them Cas-
toria,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
sh,nmsnt Or Penohea.

The peach shipments over the Della
ware Railroad yesterday amounted TO
129 cars, consigned as follows;
Philadelphia, 60i jersey Oityi 66i
Newark, N. J IL North Penn junction,
l. Scranton, Pa, 3; BlnRhRmton, Il
Waterford, Ont, Il Chester, /. Previous
shipments, 1884; total to date, l, 1853.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
A white Foros in the soudan.

sUAKlM, Aug. 17.-Ptlgrlms from
So6oto who have arrived ut Snakiml ,
having Travelled through the Congo and
b Ahr FL Gazzsl dlstricts, say that they
oamped for four days In the Congo with
q large force of white men armed with
Remington rides.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

.tneni /
ID stfs'.1
ysOsuas.9I
~ eoD6ijI
.plhI
aH&I /
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
ror Vetarana D. the va.

Every ex-soldiar or soldiers widow
should see W s. MeNair AT once at
Hayward's Office, No. Is, Exchange
building seventh and Market streets,
| Pensions, bounties, back pay ani other
claims collected. Lost discharges re-
placed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Not hun Yesterday.

The engines and machinery on the
n onltor Amphitrite were not started
yesterday, and the naval ofiieeEs re.
mAinsl IN this city waiting orders IL
lis not knnRn when another twenty
four hours run will be attempted.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
sniantnnma.

wm NJ Waugh will have ane. hsr sa e
OF osN At Hoekeaaln, on Tuesday, the
2las lnet., and bargA Aias may be eSpe3t.
ed as there will be no poatp0nement,
Withdrawal Or underblddtng,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
uargalns In Iaos Uaps.

Mrs. J. E. sooy, 2i2 King street, will
,.gsa spaelal sale of laos oaps this
gsak Tadnesd be ow cost; slso ohildren's
vhite tife ses. Best selection for those
who come early.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
PRICE ONE GENT!
roisonsd by Paris Green PosasossE

HATBoEo, Aug. 1.-THE fNmily Of
Lewis Yerkes, Of Hatboro, are lying
OF poisoning. On Monday after dirneR
the family, consisting of Lewis Yerkesb
wife and child, were taken suddenly
Ill. A physician was called In. The
patients showed unmissakAbie signs Of
aEsenicai poisoning, presumably from
easing potatoes purchased from q WAGON
ana on which PariG green had been
used.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Cummings, Photographer, can copy
vour old picture better than any one
siss. Take them to him. SO2 Marker
ntreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
unaa. Ii .Baokett,

lCs West Seventh ttreet. just the
place 10y cool and refreshing
shBrls Eosbler,
Uhta na
OiaEat Punch,
Wbtaky
Bum
Pure liquors,
and the beat cigars in the Siiy,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

For delioacy, for purity, and for im-
provenent OF the complexion nothing
equals Pozzonl'a Powder
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
New OastIs Ihsms.

From the Star,
DR.. Black has gone on . trip to Sara.
tOgA and the noun aims.
Miss Mamie Leeoh Of Wilmington is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.. John Hamil.
ton Of thia city.
Miss sAlIie Riddle and Miss Laura
Truss ere visiting frIende at Green
Springs, Kent county,
Mr.. James g. Shaw, Jr., will leave
on Monday for q trip to Saratoga and
the mountains.
Mr. John W. Harris has removed
from the boarding house OF Charles V.
Wise TO tbe Jefferson House.
The PAdberg Bros Are giving HRnfs
jewelry store, on Delaware street, new
coat OF paint.
Mrs. Frank E Herbert 10 now visit
ing the home OF her parents Ia Bethle.
hem. She expects to remain two
months.
Miss Maria r. Booth and the Misses
Young Left the city on Tuesday last for
q two weeks Visit TO the OAtskill Noun
tains.
Andrew Gray, Hamilton Hawkins
and George g. Knowles have returned
home after q ten days visit to Wash
inRton, D. q.
An infant sou Of Geo. W. Rossel died
on Monday morning last at O'Clock,
and was buried In the Presbyterian
cemetery on Wednesday morning.
OhArles Wolfkiel, Of Camden, N. j.,
0ormerly q resident Of this city), and
Miss Ida WhitemAn, Of New CASTLE, are
to be married on Tuesday next.
Mr.. John Herbert (brother of State
Treasurer Hsrberl) and wife, Of Mt.
Holly, New Jersey, spent few days in
oar olty this week as the guest Of his
brother.
Mrs. Julia DUNCAN proposes to re-
move from her present residence on
Orange street to the large store and
dwelling belonging TO the Cooper estate,
on Water street.
The teachers and scholars of St.
Peters Sunday school will enjoy their
annual excursion At Augustine Pier on
Wednesday, August 22d.
The new signal tower Of the P, W. B
B. cut-off is now about flushed. The
tower Is q tWo-st0rled structure, Al feet
in height and 10 feet square. Arthur
Wise and Frank e. WeggenmAnn will
have charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atkinson, oi
Orange street, buried their lovely little
daughter, aged 20 months, on Tuesday
| afternoon ct O'Clock.
4 George Booth toolored) IL going "a
com pste for the prize to be given for the
rAgRedeet man who attends the Rag
mems entertainment 10 be given in thC
Bed Mems Hall, on the evening OF Au
gust 23i, tor the benefit OF the oolored
brass band,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

oisars, coda water, mi K shake and
patent medicines at BaAloa smith D.
sevsatt and Pine streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
For Rent,

Delaware House, New Castle, De's
Bar-room furnished. Possession 1T
once. Apply At No. 413 Shipley street,
this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Burnod Last Night.

The celebrated Thrse B. B. B. Cigar,
manufactured by II. b. Bourbon y
Bro, No. 3l9 W eat Second street. The
hest 90. cigar in the city, Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Prescriptions carefully compounded,
ard every thing kept in first
drug store fresh ut BeAton Smiths, cor.
Seventh and Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
=, ,snsrs. Yernon y sons:

Take out our ndysr., as we have ali
the business the boys can attend TO-
CHAPMAN, Seventh aud Orange.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

0. IS or 80 goms for 25 cents ct Cum
minas' gallery. 3O2 Market BIrest.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

II you want a good picture, true 70
n atuFe, Of your lovely phts, 90 70 >:
Paul Brown'a studio, No. 6l7 Markell
b rect.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
non nale.

AtA bargain, s.r0om house, with con
vanisnoea Only $3.50 required down
Ann iy 10 w. Scott Vernon, this ofti CO.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Try Taylor's Dime Ezpress, 2i'
Market street, PhilAdslphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
unolsrA InfAntnm

prevented aud CURED by Hooper's Ano:.
dyne. Best medicine for teathing and
collie. All druRgista.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

IN break the engagement"
|lug ber Arms and looking
I really 100 much trouble
Eth him he's as deaf % q
h Ike be had . mouthtul
ksidu, the way he hawks
slseu,,.ne." "Don't break
hpt fot that; tell him to
he's 0Atarrh Rsmedy, IL
4 completely" "Well, I'll
i DO hsts to break 1t of. for
rtspsc:s he's quite too
0 courte, 1t cured his oA-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

FIFTEEN Cabinets for $500. Only
ut Beeehet's Gallery, S16 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

IL cabinet photos At CummingA' gal
cry for So. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

AK Tor Youth's Smoking Tobacco
jos, wallAos. 607 Pima atrssA.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Shoe dressing tFrsaCh) 3 c.,st NO'6al
Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
THE LOST.

The correct Hat OF the lost Is 100, as
given by Captain Muller, of the Ill
fated steamef Gelser. The GsiEeT car
rled 90 pAsssngars and a crew OF 43.
OF the passengsra IA were Havedi aud OF
the orew II This makes tho list Oi
lost 10 pAsseu gars aud 26 Grew.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

Bush's, French street wharf IL the plse'
ke buy your coal.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

a low fellow, "born In .logioAoip. "
the emblem of the most enthusiastic of
campaigns. Warmers Log Osbtn
5arrapRrilla AMI "TlppeoAnoe" stomach
tonic are enthusiastically received by
the American psople to day, because
they are the re nedies of the common
peoi ile-simple but fl active.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

~
Kg., Aug. ID -
Afresh on Brush
here 90 much sx-
last January,
shot and killed
scount Of sn al
sesn Adams and
Harlan wAs also
be and lost . leg.
n LAsWen WAS re-
CreeE station on bis
quarter OF 9 mile
6red upon. Three
nd the wounds are
"a, Parties who did
6nowu.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
Base Ball.


ThS following games wers played
yesterday: .-
At Phlladslphie-PhiladslphiA, A.
Pittsburg, 0.
At Washington-washington, Il In
dianapolis, IL.
At Kansas olty-Kansas City, Il
Brooklyn, 4.
At St, Louis-ss. Louis, 8; BAltI-
more, 4.
NOTES.
Casey viii pissh tor the PhillIes to-
day.
The Athletics play In Cincinnati this
afternoon.
The Pittsburgs are certainly playing
great ball.
The Phillles play the Plttsburg Club
again to-day.
Raia stopped yesterdays Athletic
Cincinnati game at the end OF the fourth
inuiDg, with senra 0 to 0
MSDsgsr Manning Of the Kansas City
team, formerly OF tho D5tr0its, had his
nose broken recently By basted bail.
Chicago ChiDAmen play ball, and q
paper In that city asserts shat Anson is
thinking Of signing . pitcher with .
plg-tail,
The New York Detroit game was
stopped by rain yesterday. New York
had acored two runs In the frat half o.
the taird inning.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
,.amo,ioRna,

Aug. ls.-The swe
aturslizStion Club has
- induced more than
gedish sud NoFwegiAn
|scome citizens Of ths
and in the next fow
q % bring in many more.
night about 275 were
! GarnetL's court, where
ia Of citizenship were
.ssrly 200, while the re.
admitted to the period OF
81 folio Rs the declaration
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

EIaa aaaay . EsEsasoa's. z 2, 2,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
SHARP ( Co.,
and Market SIS,

and there we find
loves in blacks and
s. 9, 7 and y 10
s. 8, o., 7 and u
J, states and t4ns--
silk and the finest
les for the price we
i all the season =
les and colors hap
'uit you, SO cents
TENS solid bla c k
Is, derby-ribbed reg.
de, patent rounded
ere l2 cents a pair.
e now only 5, 81, 6
and they are a good
every day stocking.
can make the sizes
will be 5 cents a
tead Of ri
pt our fine so and 90
'ool Challies are re-
% 81 cents.
pa | lot of good quail.
caeco Batiste--black
roWn grounds with
md gold figures, anC
and white ground:
l0e pink aud brown
,l2 and 8 cent goods
lueed to 5 cents pc
iher lot of Brussel
ets, 35 cents each.
B. SHARP & co.
md Masks, u.roo,s.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-18

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