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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-02-08
TelegraIns I'm Brief.

JUDGE NORTON of the Missouri Supreme
Court declines the nomination for Governor.
IT is said that Gov Gray and Gov. Hill
favor holding the National Democratic Con-
vention in indianapolis.
BY the explosion of boiler in a saw-mill
near Belmont Ohio, five men were killed out
right and two more fatally injured.
AGENTS of the Panama Canal Company are
negotiating with members of tho French
Chamber of Deputies for permission to issue
lottery loan of 775000,0 900 francs.
THE Wbite-Lowery contested election
case occupied the exclusive attention
of tho House on the 4th inst. Mr.
Cochran, of New York, made a ten minute
speech in favor of White, saying the whole
case rested on his own testimony, that he had
naturalization papers, and that he for one was
unwilling to indicate q disbelief in the
testimony of the brave soldier who
helped to cement the Union with blood,
or to tear open afresh his wounds re-
ceived in defense of his country. The bill FIX
ing times and places of holding United States
courts I'm Minnesota makes dates as follows: In
Duluth in April of ench year; st. Paul in juno
and December; Winona in January. The urgent
deficiency bill, as reported to the House, per-
mits the use OF money left over from the amount
granted for tie rods on the postoffice building
last year TO be devoted to general repairs Of the
building. There was no session Of the Senate.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-02-08

THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The surviving supporters Of Gen. N
p. Banks, at his election for Speaker of
the House of Representatives in 1855, cele-
brated the thirty-second anniversary Of the
event at Washington the other night
A WASHINGTON special to the Chicago Daily
NeaOs says:
ask President Cleveland TO relieve him unless
Alaska can be given a proper system OF law.
He wants local legislation or council to form
local laws and system OF land laws, 30 as to
insure titles to occupants. Unless he Is Salts
fed that Congress will recognize Alaska's wants
he will tender his recognition before he leaves
Washington. In case Of his resignation he will
not return to Michigan, but will give all his at
tention to his mining interests in Alaska.
HE Chicago Tri6uneS Washington repre-
sentative telegraphs that
The majority in the Ways and Means Com
mittee have substantially agreed upon the Tar
more than soOOOO,O0O. possibly $50, 100000. In
the process Of legislation this will probably
come down to S75,000,0c0 The members are
now making the final revision. few changes
will be made here and there to adjust it to the
necessities of the hour, but it's leading features
will so before the House just as they stand to-
day. The only important point that is uncer-
tain is the amount OF the cut on pig iron and the
question of placing coal on the free list. Iron
orc will not be disturbed. The outcome will
probably be that pig iron will be tenderly ham
died. and coal will not 60 on the free list. Here
is n bare outline of the committee bill Free
list-Wool, salt lumber, $50 chemicals. and nu-
merous raw materials of no great importance.
Metal schedule-Steel rails to S1l or SO per ton
pig iron to 50 per ton; tin plate about 80 per
cent. Reductions are also provided for in about
all the articles entering INTO agricultural i'm
piements and tools. Sugar, 20per cent. tobacco,
66 per cent. fruit brandies, free glass, amount
not yet decided on.
The following is a recapitulaton of the debt
statement issued by the United States Treas
urer on the 1st inst:
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

There d . curious custum In modem
Greece prevalent ~ marriage. The
afoom ia shaved By = yopng mau whose
parents are both living while The young
girls aud young men sing, RAZOR -Hil'
vered and GUT, tsndetiy the young
mat's cheeks, don't leave a haIE leBt tho
parents OF hts bride think hirn ugly"
In the Voagss Monntaina the young
women who drsss the bride strive As 10
who shall stick the frat pin in the
bridal robe, 40 the suacessfuI one will
be married the same year. II was lucky
for English bridesmaids TO throw pins
away. The blide must not look int0 the
mirror after sha - dressed for the oez0.
nonY, unless abe puts on some article
OF apparel after wards.
The bees are Informed OF . wedding
In Derbyshife, and their hivos deco
rated,
II is deemed especially omInoua IN
Scotland fer q lump OF SCOT TO fall down
and epoil tho breakfast on this day Of
the wedding, for Q bird TO die In its
Gage, or for bird to cit on o wlndoWsill
sud ohlrp long. The bride must care
fully avoid breaking dish On that
day.
The Swedish bride tries to see the
arGom bsinre he sees her to gain the
mAstsEy. She places her foot before his
during the oersmony and UilB In the
bridal ohsiS dTst- She must stand ueaF
tho groom, 80 that 70 ons can come be-
tween thsm.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
BARGAIN WE Elk
AT THE
BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET STREET.
AT THE

We know the ladies like to
buy Dry Goods cheap and we try
to help them by offering good
Cloth Skirt, quilted bottom Of
italian, at soc each. They are
big value Tor T5c. Don't wait too
long.
The lot of 4 900 yards of man
ufacturers' remnants Of Neck
Ruching, advertised s few days
ago at half price, 60 like hot
cakes when one is hungry. 8 to
25c a yard. A very rare bar
gain.
That lot of $3.50 Kid Gloves
we spoke about in our last adver-
tisement as being such q eat
value, has created a stir among
the ladies. They buy from one
to six pairs. Think OF it, q real
Kid Foster T-hook = perfect
goods, eold by all good firms at
$3.50. This lot to go for 75c e
pair; sizes 81 to x. just half
price.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
TIE PaRrNERsHIP or mARRIAaE
DY MRs TRAHK LESLIE

The people who marry and the peo-
pie vho complain RTs generally young
that Is to say, they marry bofcra %,
and they complain before 80. TO be
sure, having bsgun to complain as lhi
sGe, they keep On complaining for D
good many yaarF, partly from this love
OF . grievance lnh9Eent In human nA-
tuTe, ena partly beesuss, having made
mp their minds thAt the path 10 thorny,
they look ont for the thOrna and take
pains to serGteh thsmsslVes on each
one. But tins discomfort begina in
youth-let US say during ths fret Ave
years Of matrlmoay--Rhd Il shOuld b.
treated as QUO OF the ditesHes inclieu {
ia youth, Instead OF being allowed to
become chronic.
Young psope Of both sexes have 8
most Exaggerated Idea % their own i'm
porlHnoe. Cesar must have bssn young,
even for his ears, when he 90 natVsiy
remarked: "Iha world was made fer
a lhi;" but have noldom met either
girl or man under 20 who waS not ob.
giO1sly uudor tho Same i'm preston, and
Il IL in the height Of this deluslon that
the two come togsther a. man and
Wife-utten with the came result 81
whsn the MsoGSeRor and thu Camp
boil, with their following, met 10 tue
narrow streeto OF Edinburgh, nnd each
calming the Grown OF the CsusoUay"
as his undoubted right passed the r5st
Of the dAy In fighting out the question,
until each GhisftSln, tOrsly wounded,
1sB cSrried 10 his own quRrlers, re-
solved TO fRhs II OUT again and get
agnia while li!a lABtsd.
No. my dear girl, and AlEo my dear
10Y, the woild was NOT made for either
Of yOu-n0t Oyea the littlo world OF the
now lifo you have last entsrtd upon
wlth tuch tloneish OF iTnmCo.B. Toe
house Is not you're, nor yours, no mat
ter IN whose usma tie titla GGeda are
drawn. 1t Is ours, and nugt be mRn.
aged In s9Tubuldua consideration OF
cue tastes end wishes aud comfort
just at fig5t thia viii be- very easy, for
IN TIC GAGE Of diBorspant tastes it is 30
delicious ia the Honeymoon to shy:
Have A. your ORU way, dntlinR; what
aleE6es you 2l9sseB me, and to r0ply
no, 10, have 1t your was; Tor isn't cur
WY my way now, lnv6l
Very nice Tor tho Honeymoon, but tho
secret, my deers, Is 10 ka6p II UP, apd
not to ALLOW oil the oonGEssiOpu to come
from ono side; brt remEmbsr that, with
all tho "dEEiinRs" And "loVes" thrown
in, tb!s Is very practical business
psytnogbh'p upon which you sTs onier.
Ing, and tbGt Mutual respect mutual
conoasBuua sad nutusl In tsrests Er5iha
blsis OF the c1uc;rn.
Neither OF you Is going to be quite
satlshe5, neilher is going TO DO quite
happy; both arc going to mgos wIih
some severe dlshppuirtmeBts ia each
other and Ia to new llie But the
HecFet Of preventing tho marriage busl-
ness heepming g Iaiiurs 10 the fame,
largely Influencing sll other business
partnerships; hostility TO Your partner
mssns injury to your Iluinsl interests,
aud, II that partner turns cut not quito
the sort OF ippauiOn you ezpecltd,
mako tho tsss ingtEad OF the werst oil
him, and seek, by mutual CONCESSIONS
and confederation, to work harmonious.
y together for Whist you know to be
our mutual interest, mud profit In the
beydSy OF lifa and the assured comfort
and repose OF old eRe.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
nov % IsenaEe d Cnnr on.
IRON tho rev York evening sun.

IRON the Rev York evening sun.
No gentleman viii Interrupt CLERGY.
man In the midEt Of his discourse to ask
for tho text.
A christian gentleman will not as.
ERult the ohoir.maAief until after the
benediotion.
The morning parer should be left at
homo, Al never, undor any ciroum-
stances, be taken to church TO be read
while the collection is beina taken.
Do not glare ct the stranger In your
pew who hss made tha mistake OF reAd-
ing from Jour fagorite hymu book.
oonesal your coatemp s for the peTeo0
who puts . meaErs dime IN the oollec
tlon plate.
shonid tbs church be InHnffiolently
heated put your handkerchief In your
mouth. The clustering teeth OF 8
congregation is apt to rRz2le d. ~ 9 the
rector.
Do not dissent from your olerayman's
views Of things BIZ BnOrting or INDUCING
Ia a stentoTisn "pOsh."
Do not draw funny pictures on the
Ay leaves Of yous neighbours prayer
book.
Don't walk up the centre aisle on your
heels heonush your Ell es Fqneak. Lei
tnEm BQuGNE-
Lsays business behiUd you. Don't
insist upBn closing up q wheat dssl
vita a business aoquHintapoa who has
the rev behind you then aud there. Ii
= tubsori ptiou cara IL lsft 10 your pew
don't write q promise to pay slS a month
for twenty years on itoveE your anemy's
name.
Do not seek to bs revsD ged upon 8
fellow worahipper By hIoking his bea.
yer In front Of yen all the way up the
Aiele, and to keep fellow membsrH cut Of
ten ptR'ton do GOT place youC ogn elk
bat IA the nlsls where IT may be Kicked
Avoid pFaoiloA iokss. II your pew
Happens 10 be near the gas nus do no.
tuTl CT the gNB, no matter howihoa.
tioUs } on may be,
WoT'hippefs In the gallery should
taboo dreppiug beads or marbles Oh the
heads Of Old sentleman without hair.
In singing do not blow on thl head Of
the petsun VITO slts IN front Of you l.
may expose him 10 pneumonis.
II is net proper to put pool checks,
buttons Of poker ohipu in tho plate,
Be composed II sea hear . tit0 snflns
caiuR by the door Walk out qulellg
aud Without excitement. Un6sr no ois-
uumssaCcag ruth down the ai5l6 yel!!u.
hts.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

No portion sver visited the famous
Shenandoah Valley, Virginia and West
Virginia but ha admired the country,
lis people and appreciated the vast re
sources awaiting development. DuIiug
the past few months q very heavy i'm
migration has gone into these States. 1t
ts a grand country, has an excellent
climate, is rich In natural resonrosS,
lands Er5 cheap, and persons seeking
new locGtions should Look 1t over imme-
diatoly.
December 4th the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Co. will sell round trip lsnd
excursion tioketH good for so days from
Philadelphia, Wilmington, Del, New
art, Dali, and Chester, Pa, to various
potnts In Virginia and Wssy Virginia,
at one fare for the round trip.
For particulars about this excursion
apply 10 ttcket sRautq, B & o. 3 r.,
at points named shove, or o r Mac
henzis, 1888 Chestnut street, Pailadsl.
phia, Pa.
VI. v. Richards, Land Agent, B. &
o., Baltimore, Nd, will give ) on full
information about lands,
CHAs. o. soULL,
Gen. PRss. Agent,
p. q o Il n. 20.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

TexRs would seem to be Iish in caves ,
suhter.auean lAkes and the like. 9torle6
ofEuoh ''huds' are continually coming
along, generally by way OF Ell PGs5.
The iHtsst ttorg talls Of the Ci'oov8ry o,
a cave, the bottom Of which IL covered
by lak0. Tho cave 10 Ia the HuAohuoA
Mountains, and owing TO the difficulty
Of exploration the disoOvsrer5 eHsmined
Il only for as aDos Of 800 feet. Around
the cages OF the lAira human bone. and
; quantity OF ancient pot.e cry we're
found. The root OF the cave was entirely
dry, with Eo Gisns OF stslactiies, and
the air very cold. The sheet Of Waier
has been nAmod Lake HGsohueA, ard
endoayOrs will befnRds to have The cave
thoroughly explored at an carly day.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
IsRugu,nt,on yvoa,bar

The agitation for e charge in inaugura.
ton day to April Both rcmpted the Star,
of Washington, 10 study up the advantages
in the way of weather which that day
would likely offer 1t found, after care
fully going over the Signal Service
records, hat the probability of rain is Just
SO per cent less on the last dav OF A pril
than on March 4th. FIR IN 1879 10 1858,
inclusive, the Star reports, the 4th Of
March in Washington has been "a clear
day three times, fair day ten times, and
a cloudy day six, times. Rain or snow
has fallen On six DAYS"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

A remarkable precious clone rsosn,ly
came TO the notics oil the jewellers Re-
View. II wen diamond, of hno white
color, Weighing shout four catAiS aud
Handsomely c1t, which had Cracked
intl two eqaAl parts, revealing in lie
oeuire RnotteE diamond. Tho interior
BtoUe was a pentshec F9n, With facets
upou It as regular and psrfsot Is II thoy
bod been cut By . skillful apidery. 80
perfectly DID this little diamond at into
rs mAtriG Shst 1t wRB invisible when
the three parts Of the CON binstiOD were
pus together, Tho impossibility of put
ting Two diamonds together In euOh e
ws7 by art ia beyond question, 1t was
che work Of nature, but what natural
lev, or peSvsrtlOn of law, had such an
amEzlag feet was far beyond even the
iheo'iz ug OF ihose who inspected the
stUnG!"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

A ghost in the old Rock Hill estate
at Medford, Macs is the subject for
gossip in thai vicinity 1t is said to be
the spirit OF Captain Kidd, AID the belief
is founded on an old tradition connected
with the estate II is one OF the numerous
places where the tabled treasure was
hidden. Another theory is that the mid
night visitor is the spirit of Rev Uamp
shire farmer who was robbed aud
murdered there. The majority of people,
however, have no story at all, and will
believe IN Ii ne. The visitor has the usual
characterist'cs of ghost and has dis :
turbed all the inhabitants in the vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
LULLABY


Fair IL the oartls up on the Hill
49,. Lullaby, sweet, my OWnt
Iha night 70 ihir and the waves are SIN,
sac tne Wind u tlngira 70 you ana ne
In this loUtJ h0taa b. sld9 tee gQH-s
Hugtaey 5E5st, ny T6Wni
On yondar hill "a stors OF wealth.
hulhabE, GWast, my gWni
And rsvnliers dfihk 10 q litlie oaa's health,
But you aud bide night ald day
Or the other love that has Jailed away.
h1'haDy, asest, my OWL
Sec not, dear eyes, thu fosmn that creep
0hoatlika, . mYoVrl
Out Of the Mats OF The nuImurfpa deem.
VI, $50 thofs not GIid MAKE no CRY
'Iill she angels Of death bGvo passed US BY,
Hushshy, sweet, ny Ownl
Al, littlo they rtaz OF you and ne
HWhshY, sweet my SWnl
IA sur lonely home basid5 tho fea;
~ o. saOk the castle up On the hill,
And there they VIII do their ghostiy will.
hushaby, q my cwnl
ReTe By the sea moihsr oroons
'hu7haby, street, my oWnin
In yenjer cattle o mother sUO0ns
While tho angels 70 d0Wa 10 the misty deep,
Bearing tie attls one fast asleep
Hush1by, sweet, my oWni
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

The cub committee of tho Dominion
Parliament, appointed last season to in
qpire into the matter of the communicR-
ton OF phthsis from animals to man
have concluded their labors From ques
tions propounded to nearly all the promi
rent medical men In Canada they base
come to the conclusion that the disease Is
communicated 10 man through the flesh
and milk OF COWS, and they will at the
next session OF Parliament recommend
that precautionary legislation be enacted.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

A young Frenchman named Tiquet
was recently sentenced at Paris TO i'm
prlsonment 70 deirauding several per
sons. He protested that he was innocent,
but his accueers swore to hls identity.
The next day another man was before the
court on similar charge He presented
81 wonderful resemblance to Tiquet
that the magistrate determined TO inves-
tlgate, aud the result was that piquet
. as found to be innonent, and that the
fraud was perpetrsted by his unknown
double.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
OlsT AL FiEcEDEET i
0YIR TEu MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana stateLotterv Compnn

Louisians StateLottery Company
Incorporated By the Legislature in lsos
lof Educational and OhafitsbIe purposes
and Its franchise made a part OF tho present
5!eto Consultation, In 1873, by an oVar
Whelming popular vote.
Hts GRAND EXTRAOE DINARX
nHAWHHGS tnk Q plsso0 eeInt-ADnu-
ally l1ume and Decemberl. and Its
eaRAND SIN GLE r OBKHER DRAW.
ANGS take place ON each Of the
Ofher ten months in the year. and
are ali drawn I'm public. ht 1h0
Academy of Musfes New Orleans La
1--WE DO hereby certify hAs we supstvlsi
toe arrangements for ell the Monthly and
Semi'Apnual Drawings Of Fhs LouiaiRns
State Lottery o., and IN person manage
and control the drawings themselves, AMI
that the same are conducted With honesty,
fairness and IN aood faith toward all pkftifs,
and We authorize the company 10 use this
oertthoats. with fne-similssof our aiEnatuIes
attached 10 its Advorsiasmspts,"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
Or slmms' whIts PuimonIo Balsnm,

DR. simms' White PuimOnIo BaIsanl.
Strong lungs and perfsOt impossible
" 20 becoming oonsumptive aEa the re J.
suits Of using this great lung and shrOss
remedy. Prompt and rapid In curing
coughs, sore throat, hoafseuess, weak
voice, blood splitting, Group, etc. SOC
and 81. Depot, 4th and King Bts, VIII.
minRtoD, Del. PhjlR, depot, Smith g.
Kline Co.. 429 Arch streat.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
49,

IN ofdeT to Taduoe cur sioak Of sbsut ffty
new and feoOnd-hRnd carriages, consisting
Of all She late lnd popular styles, We arc Of
tJFing teen 81 Fraatly raiuc 4 pfiosg. Ali
IN Wsnt 81 o good oaTrs ago - a moderate
price, plasao call snd Ra9 tGsni.
Repairing auc PAINTING . speciality.
FIRST q ALBAGNs
Seventh spd shiplSy Streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

care these 'ere specs geHuine crystal2"
Street stand n erchRnt-C epOpinel VI
you don't mention 1t tell you someding.
MY bruder Isidore has bought dot Crystal
Place in England und is cutting him up
into 6peCtacles--lot makes dem SO cheap
One dollar an halluf pa.r!"-Chriss.
mas Puck
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

when baby was sick, We gave her CSstorla.
when che was Child she cried for OSstOriA
when she became Nis she chung to Castoria
When she had children she gave then Cas-
tOrla,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

A uENTS WANTED TO SELL TE E
n. AIM d El,IsuTNlO tdsrAI PJLI5H
TIE most VRluabln onmpound ever put upon
thBinsrksts Il is an R!uble bound to have
an enDTn QUO sale. Large pr5dtg EsBursi to
live oanvaasois Apply between End II o..
clock, 3. ~, Et tho oflon OF the SOM 6
EEEUrklU INITIAL 20 LASH COMPANY
Room u, Esoaans . Building, &. v. conner
Tth AID Market. city. o2i u
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
lairSss BsgIstSni Lsltsrs d
MEyU ORLEANS NATIONAL Back
Kew Orleans. Ems

DBMRMDTD ThRs ths RRoasnOs Of
RIM I'm DEN Generals B6Auregara
and Early, who are IN charge Of the draw.
inBs, is guarantee Of GbsOluto faiFnosa
and integrity, that the chances are ali
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers Will draw . Prise.
LEI 3 R $50, that the payment o.
Prizes 10 @UARAWREBD ny F0NJB
NATIONAL HANKS Of New OYssAna,
and the Tickets are signed By tho PraGI.
dent OF an InBtitution, whose chartered
rights arc recognized In the highest UouF1Gi
therefore, beware OF ell LRikStiols a. an
nOymozs Hehsmas
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

irsH s Sl sre thinking about fipe eo'd
o. oo5s ~ a painting or crRyon order IL
YsrS,si.eo ou will get 1t 10 tine, a.
A't art gallery, 4l9 shIpley st,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

nh, DE HARETlS
EEasHG8OEALh ~ LAss VI
sold By DTuEgiItf; siso oy mail. Adefs8
MNErqUWRRY & co.
agO n, Nlnkh st.. PhiIA1alphlh FaAA
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
FIAPiT8nIsrS, pAIuY MrN AUU QHA.

~ ZiEES.
FoR SALB-A desirable farm continuing
StO acres more or lass. ti.uasad 81 miloi
from wilmington and l3k miltl from New
UAftls, GA tina DeiRWhFe river. UWSiling
houlb and rul-buildinRs in Rooa ordori gtR-
bling for 40 head Of hOFsCFnn onWB II NOT
reld VIII No fer ront from 18th Of MErnn mex
Rddrsss T.. Z. a, this o1ioO. malt rs "
RTEW LIVERY STABLE. IT,
~ Tna fubsoI i1sr has Olened o Si3A
livery a0le on Poplar street shove Foottn,
and Is prepared 70 furliah Rnod horeol and
carriages o foiiA1ls narttos at FsagonHglo
rates call Is respectfully solisitsd.
dl ooaoE ElBGhT > FRAlN.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

TOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS WORK
mara u !. z hands high. can show a Jmtn-
ptr ltii, leuile In harness aud can he driven
lbs woman fearless Of steam or anything.
Nohitt, horse Tor general driving In tne city.
Viii FOL 8uld 81 right prizes as owner has no
~ i,r her, Would make an "a cellunt brood
-laIe. Ann y AZ thIa Office. n7 q
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
NoEIume.
HILAlEGT0H COAL Gas 70
We desire especially 10 call attention to the
usa of
GAM AT0VEM

for heating and cooking purposes; they are
comparatively inexpensive, can be lighted or
rNtln Rulshed In a momnnt aud eau generally
tubilg, and without cutting OF deiaelug walls,
ttcy are very suitable tar rooms not supplied
win Buiiicisnt heat, Tor bath rsoma. sewing
rooms, &c, e c. The low pripe OF gas IN thi3
city via; 20 per loo feet, net il promptly
paid Tor makes the use OF gas stoves very
cCunUmicnL For further information call At
the oficc, No. 500 shlpley street, where stoves
eau be seen.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

lCO2 sALE-TWo PARLOR HEAT
J c,s, good as new; one Refrigerator; one
|pf,atin la good condition; lot Of well
had " yandutte fowls, one Hatcher and
Br3olr, Must cell As am nsvinE ana cam
|to take IL" above ARTICLES with me.
Apps tHJ. q. LhNh A ff, Presbyterian
liisy Gfcen Hill, near lilainR sun, Will
niaglou, Delaware. nfT-u
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
WE'LL! WE'LL

We thought Saturday was
the big day for Overcoats, but
Thanksgiving day downs it; the
biggest Overcoat day we ever
had.
We have the stock to SEE
lect from; the prices are right;
the fit and workmanship are
right and the people are right
in buying them.
Every garment marked in
plain figures.
RS Satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded.
We have all the leading
fabrics in our Merchant Tailor
ing Department to make to
order at strictly rock bottom
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
yTyhKAEIlsAEs' sAylaa BAE4.
- no. seq aAnRRg gEeenT.

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MANAGERS.
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Jos, j.. Carpenter, Jr., Anthony HigziaH
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Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

SYTkNr6D - GENrLEmEN BOARD
w tTs; also, dinner bOerder1 at 2l2 West
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Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

lYuR SALE kESIDENUE NO, 8l4
\ McnrOe nfoot, story bflok. o TOem1
AID bate, ali eOavsnleBoss. under drainage,
Iap'fod throughout, VI 90 may remain On
n5llsage. Apply blb washington stiaof.
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Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

Y. Il SALE OK BENTON EASY
4 terms, four now houses, otntaiaing 0
hETton and fIanklin. u. McKEr NEY
q and Monroe street. hlb-lo.