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The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-07

Orr friends reached their homes in
safety, and mot long after double
wedding was celebrated at the settle.
ment. - A. l.. Me,erU2, in Yankee
B'dLe
The Grenada gazette., 1888-04-07

San Francisco policemen say they
b ave never seen drunken Chinaman.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

About o'clock on Friday afternoon.
as John X kIlmer, funeral director AZ
Ninth and French streets, drove out Of
kirkman's livery stable to 20 10 the
cas- ern part OF the city he saw Andrew
Carey OF the Jackson & Sharp Company
on his way TO the works and Invited him
TO ride down Mr.. Carey accepted tho
invitation and they drove along Market
and turned down Ninth street When
between Walnut and French streets, the
wagon pole suddenly broke frightening
the horses and they started to run Awav
just above Walnut street there was a
coal wagon standing and when almost IN
10 II Mr.. Carey, IN his efforts to stop the
horses, seized one Of the lines and Dulle6
them short around toward this wagon
causing the carriage TO collide with f.
ne mind axle was torn of close to the
hub and Mr.. Kilmer finding that The
wagon was down 10 the ground. iumnad
out and escaped uulnjured. MIR. Carey
was not 90 fortunate as he was throw
cut and seriously injured. lie was
assisted to his feet and taken to Mr.
hllmer's office, whera he was attended
py Dr. Draper. He has a long pasb IN
hls io'ehtad a severe cut across Fla nosa
ana one under the right eye In addition
g ~ oelnR hnrs Ia the breast. It reoniTed
ALeen stitches TO draw the WonnGa
ssogethe aud after be was made as com.
ior .ao le as possible he WAS taken to HE
nome In carriage. ~ = 10
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

Tha managers Of the Associated
Charities OF this city being compelled
by necessity 10 lessen aha axponaaS,
have reduced the salary OF the B1perin-
tsndenL This step hiss CAUSED The re-.
signAiion OF Mr.. John Massey. WHO -
allied this position slnos IL organise
tioB.
In order to correct . wrong report
that 10 on lie travels, II 10 but iuttics o
Mt. Massey 70 state that hIs annual
salary has bean 81 900, instead Of o. 400.
Mt. Massey Sesiana with the perfect
condolences and good will OF the oFRAni-
zAtlon. His lAboFa hAvs been Of . most
vsxatious and lAboTious character, such
- few men would undertake, he -
we'll ~ the association have always
known that there was . general inolI.
nation TO Ind fault with him and to nm.
derrAte bis work. The leading mambers
OF the association unite In the wArmes,
praise OF Mf. Massey, and say that the
salary he received was but 4 pittAnce
when the work he did TO perfect me
organization and TO eyatemAtiss the
work OF charity is taken into con.
sheraton. He has been in the employ
OF the association four years, and there
ls . general regret that his services can
no longer DO retained without injury 10
the DECREASED contributions that are
coming in,
One and the greatest cause Of q falling
OF In the rsCtip;s OF the association il
the suooessful efforts that are being
made to establish two hospitals in ths
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24
Dots


Wm. sho7tlidRs, Of Bsllsionto, Pa 10
paying visit TO his brother Dr.. Short
lidse.
John O. Otto started to-day for Liber
", re1as, 1t which place be p'oposts to
engage 10 business.
Jesse e. Kennedy has returned from
= business trip through the Western
stA.eB.
A good cock may and good place,
good wages at the Western Hotsl
fourth and o SnSe streets
George H. MCCALL, BOOB keeper for
Tas Oaaries Warner Co, has named hts
son Harrison Morton Mccall.
Willard salisbury, Jr, 10 reported 10
% gradually recovering from an attack
o. sick eEH.
Charles s:=rs14nt, No. $50 POPLAR
s1rees: LAD one Of Ills hands badly hurt
- thursday.
j. R Weld'n, whose farm lies on the
Concord pike, Brandy wins hundred,
vans twenty-five men, more or les, to
hutk corn.
John P. Almond & Co., Eighth and
Market streets, AdveItlsss foreign Apo
dried fruits, as well ~ groceries Of all
hiDds for TasnkssiviOR.
Tie various lodges Of the Ancient
order OF the Mystic Ohsin win attend
divine service Tomorrow morning at
o. PAul'a N u. Church. The PASTOR,
ksY. l. 10 Barrett, will preach = aultA
bic BeTmon
Joseph 5t@o kle 4 Son will shoot
their SEtetisn well Ihia afternoon with
1ynsmlte: They are trying this exc
d'ehs IS the last EtsO-t. having lhus inr
ailsd 70 get a satisfactory dow Of walfT
fBom the same.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

PTETsBuHo, Nov. - This morning
Detective Mcclure Of the Alieehenv
force, arrested Michael McKeoWn Ia
years old, who was charged with assault
and battery by Professor 8 A Espy Of
the Fourth Ward School.
II appears from his statement that the
boy, who has = violent temper, threw his
heavy slate and struck his teacher, Miss
Sarah Duncan, in the face, breaking her
nose and iniuring her TO such an extent
that she is now confined TO her bed.
The boy stated that she ordered him 10
come forward with his slate, and HI was
on his way up the room whom she met
him and, without any cause, struck him
he stepped back and threw his slate at
her. and then turned around and walked
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24
Amona.t me America, n,,ob,u,,,

At jut 80 members Eureka O1un-
oil, No l, Junior OrJtr United Amsri-
nsn hsnhsnios, Of this city, paid q fra
ts'na Visit to Chester Cornell, No So,
= Chester, Pa, lAsI evening. Tao
IL ! oD the 06 traln Aud on the arri W
a. Chester taey Wsrs met by the rteea-
ton COMMITTEE, Mss-rs. WIN. II Hal.
John II. Lose, E1w. @. Maltias,
James e 9sbeTt and JDhg II. Dsvia
aud 'h2 il o U. A, 'nGfi and drum
c -rps, a Of .Oi med RAuizatiDn of a
meIsb rs n Chartsr Caupc.l hndAGe
CATION Of sbCut 100 mem befs OF No SO
Alter sborl street parade they " re-
soorted to the Council Hal, Penu
Buiding. Third and MArtet, whsre q
Q neral good Tins Vas engaged in b,
the bTotbere present. A. dEsests Of
" ~e'ooln6' weFB extended 70 ElTesn,
No. l, OF DslawsFe, by b oihsra Hull
Hasl, Love, DAvis, White, battles and
MRS aed we've IlspoBdsl 10 h
Bro'h-Ts Van Trump, PlsTson, Vanis.
sriit, WirE and Fisher OF EnrskA
Brother Davis, Of No 80, gave . oOmir
= c'tA ion, and BIO hers Baton AnG
Riley ente tNined tbs Visitors by sing
log several Holos, which Eers hsArtiiI
cnoored. Bro hr GrsSsm, Of E1tsk4.
49, PAFtA sAg ARSstatAoA NulU1 WAS
oil received.
An iEtsrmisBion WAS deolardd by the
Oounni Tor, when the drum ooFps e.
;0rtsd the members Of both councils TO
the OolOnnAds Hotel, where an eleRaat
turkey supper Eas prepared. Covers
we're ls.d for AbJus 100 persons, aud
Jreat credit 10 cue the reception ogm
ut.lss ard I. 8 Williamson, tae pro
yrieior OF the hotel Speeches And
asts were In order, aud three cheer.
were gwen by the Eureka boys for
Chester Council, No. SO, the drum corps
aid the proprleIor Of the OolonnGae
The visitors were ts'Ortsd back 10 thu
ttAhoB ant returned hcms on the - 10
train ell vel, pleased With the "trip
Chester Counoll, No 80 OF Pennsyl-
vsnlR, was organ I'D Auaus, 18Th,
1863. and haB ab9nt $50 mem bers IN
God stsrdlnR, and Ia QUE OF the strong.
st councils in the country. RureEA
O0uueil, No. l, Of Delaware, was or
.Sn'zed on May 19.b, 1888, and a. the
recent time has nearly 90 menbars,
FHey are having good success Eyety
nesting night from four 10 Ave At.
initiatsd This IL ona OF the b Al and
strongest orders now in existenoe, The
council moets on the frat, third and
hfsh Saturday, evening Of each mon,b
At the A. o. u, w. hall, Niuto ard
MARKET rtet7 Any one wishing 10
join would 90 well to zoe one Of the
mem born.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24
Peninsula Al. Z. Gentleman,

Tomorrow will DO observed BIZ n
Methodists Of Newark 10 oommenorI
ting lhe oentennlAl Of Mslboil,m n n
upper peninsula A committee ii 4
rangements, oonsistlns Of Cha, {. ElnI
X 8. Goldey, o, B. ConWell, Join
Williamson, WIN Kennedy md va
Il bnth, has prsptral the proarsm
services for the tGyi
"a m Reunion Oiths Sunday morn
ing class
10 O-Csute1nIal sermon, the Rev !
Hepburn HErsis, b. D.
l. 80 p. Ia.-Childrea's mee.lrg, IA
9Oldey.
2 SO-OsntenniAl love feast, conducts
By TIE Rev. A, K Street and @. w
LybTGnd.
b-PrAIer and praise ssrVlOs
2 3O-Bgrmon BY the Rev Jacob Todd
d. ID.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. % The cleo
ton OF officers took up the time Of the
kniRhls OF LNbor General Assembly,
10 dAy. The nominees for No Aster wcrS.
man were 7 v. P0wdsrly and Martin
Hsnley, Of Nav Jersey. The vote was;
POWderly, ia; HAnlsy, ~, Birch, l
For general worthy foreman, Morris l.
Wheat, OF Iowa, received 80 votes, a1d
Henry A. BeokmsytF, Of New Jersey.
% votes. Tue vote for secretary ard
treasurer was: Frederick Turner, S.;
John ". Hayes, SO. and Mrs. Stevens,
;. Hayes was POWdsrly'a nomIpee
ars L. M. Barry was 70 elected director
and Investigator OF WOman's work.
General Master Workman Powders
vas sele)ted to represent the order at
the Paris Exposition.
After the 70 election to Chloe, Mr..
Powderly took the floor and stated that
slthou1h his salary had bssp left II
70 900. he would accept only 80 900 and
ct the end Of this term the order could
do what they pleased with the balance.
A. W. Wright, of Toronto, Ont, ]. j.
Holland, Of Jacksonville, Fla john
Costello, OF PltisburE, John DsTllu, OF
Detroit, were chosen members OF the
general executive board.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

Tho philadelphia Pros, mi, ma.
cor talnei the fOllglpg. - '..' v
nArd oush, 20 yesTF, single, An a.
street Frank ford, employ "a ,,, ~,
agent ct the BridsSbara st.ti5s y,
PsnnsylvAHlA RAilroad, was 49,, ~
morning struck aud ins.apuv M
ashltting engine 10 fr9nt Of III ,t,s
hs Aetsm pied to GRO The lr,ot NM
= train for the purposs OF dslI,ss
some papers, when he VA o,pss,
tne shiftsE approaching irou an a.,
site direction. ~ W
me young man killed WUsp,u,,
81; q SrLes, this colhty, q son oi ID
EEEl Onsh, and a graduate Of Dsl,-,
oolleRr, IN the o!RSs Of 1858, ma !
lof some time lived In Brldesbu,S -,
ne held . olerlca' position Win IA y
road company, although be lnlspd,d
come futurs time to bsgin tbs tIS,
Jaw under Anthony HgIIns, Ia
this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

ard all of than fully S. low
er than we ever had them
before. Look around among
Seal Cloth Coats
We have a beautiful line
Of China Silks In two tones
and the most delicate and
artistic standings, with a full
line of neat silk trlnges to
match them-5o cents to
SI.25.
Three colors in "WalIes-
TEN" English Tapestry for
curtains and furni ure cover
ings. Old blue In two shades,
old gold In two shades, and
two shades of terra Gotta and
ue-regular price, So per
yard. We shall close this
LOT for 81 so per yard.
Satin Tapestry Petit Points
in Copper, Gen d'Arme, Ole
Blue and Red, sha ling in
the same colors on the
ground work, making one
of the most effective iurni-
ture coverings yet brought
out and fine or fancy work.
$3.50 and 81.
We have opened a coed
line Brussels Lace Curtains
from the newest importations
and showing the most ele-
CANT styles produced. SIS
to $50.
We have . splendid assort.
ment OF Cream and Colored
Madras for and I curtainI
from 10 cents to SI2s pei
yard. We have the frlnget
to match and cut brass OF
nickel rods with brackets anC
rings to fit any size window
We have added to our line
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24
.
Llnan

W. Y.WaEnsF will have another sale
OF horses OF all klndS, GLASSES and de.
soriptions 81 his bazaar, on Tuesday
next.
Quarterly meeting ct Mt. Lsbanon 10.
morrow. Love Toast at Q q. m. /; preach.
ing 81 1890 By Rev A. T. Hcost; a. 2 50
~ Rev. W. L. 8. Murray, Phi. d 81
7 by the pastor.
A lady Lost her pocketbook, contain.
ing over $40. In . oar going from FouIth
and Market streets 10 the Middle Dspot.
On Friday afternoon, or in going themes
TO Der fetidtnce, No. 1922 DnPout street
a. which place the finder should leave
u.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24
FIFTH EDITION


ia
S Sliua And King Strssts' O r. out QUITS
place 70 day over ths S,rv y putin
, o,Saop Lee, in the Old sSsS 4, 'I =.
~ ~, : monument to bis man, !, v
monument lie made Of wa Sneiy'
nectioui, granite OF 4 s u,S'etlsV 4
SGloalng tbe two bases Il Vii ~ So'o''
lsohee high. The CAD plsos !. y $
o. artistic arI and elsosn ~ y "
y ,aae 10 length, . feet 3 ipobs aa ~.
I Iesi II inches high And II sO, snto1
oy . gothic root with pbo,, o suInouI
O w,oas; On one end IL q S'ns M csHI
S u we monogram Of The Letter, \
y combined meaning Alpb.s an, a a
tne beginning and he en6iou VaI
o1ner end Is the letter p S,,S VaI
osoaa over the face Of Ibs ls,, wv y
,ide ie the following inscrln,loa'.' I, ~
i ! 90, D or. September, ls0T. AZ
npti, 1851" On the opp9,its v w
ms inscription: "RiVbt nv o w
hse, ID. D., LII. D., Fist Bi,bo m \
Protestant Episcopal Osu,,h v y y
ware oonseorsted 2 Oltob,r ,Sn
stone 10 erected By he reonls ~ ~ ~.
oese &c q mark OF love fof n, W. y
generation for his character INA W
tuue Tor bis long and faithful ,,rvI.l
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

There was ielth OF bnslHe al d
Municipal Court this morning!
Lena Uougherty eOlOfed WOmsn, v
arralgned on 3 charge Of the LARGE J
a dress AID shawl from Alice jSeksd
but AZ her witness Catherine johnson b
not put In an appearance ~ AttAchme
was ordered, and the case continued u
I'll 2 O'Clock this evening
Michael Crumlty was found By oflcI
Russell ia an Intoxicated condition IN
cigar sore, near Front aud Aadlit
streets, bat as be stated that he hi
work at Edge Moor and had a ticket
go there Judge Ball let him Of this ito
and warned him to beENe Of Fro
street tanglelOot In the future.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24
A1-ZI

Che Magic Qaesn," will posltivelv ar
paAR 81 the Opera House on Moniay
evening with strong company Of 20
people. who. although all are no, stars
o. sue hrst magnitude, are said to alive a
nFst Glaze performance. Tbs compSDy
eaFiss complete setting for eyery
ieere, and the grand transformstlon
aesne 10 alone with the price Of adrnls
slon charged.
HArdie 8 Won Lesr gave very credl.
iAole performance Of the border drama
On The Bront'er, st the Opera House
lAsI evening, before . large add very
en!nu ilastlc audience. The gallery wAs
especially very demonBtrAtlFe Ia their
appreciation, IS they oheered the heroes
Aad heroines from the rising to the fall
q the curtain. Tbs villain was heartily
missed when he made his appearance ip
the Third set, which WAS hardly good
msnnsFe on the part Of those who par.
uolpAtad In IL. Silence is golden. The
eAt1e again this afternoon aud evening
and all.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24
FOURTH EDITION



The posi- and pill0Ey always have {
psouliaF abrasion for many peEsons
and this fact was evidenced tails morn
ing By the large numbaR Of visitors al
New Oaatla jail. The train which leaves
here 81 . 30 took quite . number Of per.
sons over 70 the ancient town, and
there we're othsEs who came In carriages
or on fOOa.
Az 10 O'CLOCK George Little, alias
Rotten Wllson," Whe plead guilty 10
the them OF \ horse, was brought out
and put IN the pilloFy for one hour. He
was accompanied by william TunnelI,
Who had plead guilty 10 an indictment
charging him with brsAkinR into and
robblnG the store Of Plzor and Truitt In
New CASTLE. As Bcon 80 these men
were securely fastened the gates lead
Ing 70 the yard were thrown open and =
promissu lus crowd poured in, Who
sscod casing At the Outputs on their
high perch. The pTiIoneIs evidently
felt the oOld, ~ their hsads were almost
olne when they were released a. II
O'Clock.
A few minutes later Jamss AudOE.
son, white man, who plead au,lty to
charge OF stealing q watch, was
brought out aud fastened to the post
- 80 @sAhAA WIS AaAhAAAAhA hhb
sheriff how many lashes be was 10 re-
oeive, the prisoner eyed them suspl
oioubly. He vas given eve lashes laid
on very light, but DOtHithstandinR that
fact his back Was very much disoolored.
Jail.
james Wilson, . young, slekly-
looking white man, was the Hext vic
tin, aud II was evident when he was
brought out that Il was his hrst 90
quAintanoe with the Tost He was oon.
vletsd OF the larceny Of two pair OF
ahIey, and WAS sentenced to receive ten
lAshta aud BE- Imprisoned three months.
As In the previous oaae the ianh vas
laid on very light and he bore bic pan
iShmebt we'll, although his back was
very much roddst ell.
George Little, alias Rotten Wilson,
0 smn next and h sppearARoe denoted |
thet ne wss chilled rough By lis hour
IN TIE 81 oy. He came out with .
coat areund bis shoulders, which he
took on when he reached the post and
hung up on one Of the GROSS pieces. Toe
lssh s,tmsd 10 stlg him badly, as he
hinct ed at svesy stroke He TecslVed
Senty lAshes, AID whom It Was con-
pletsd hts back locked a. though he had
neen wrapped IN = mustard plaster.
When the Sheriff finished, he sAid"I'n
much oh igoi," In return for the light
nAuntT In which IL was laid on He
vas then tAten back TO his cell, where
10 Will EemAin three yeRrs
Wi!lism Tunnel, . eolorsd man, who
ed guilty 10 burglary, was The lAet
no I'M He had twenty lashss laid OF
l&h'lyi and then weLt hack 10 bis cell
o strVe oLe year, Ash walked down
he corridor ho lsugnsd ana sstmed
pleased that II Was over
The oIOsd, Whi h wac larger than
IA been for come lime, passed Out, the
zig gates were locked and toe iail re
Apsed Into lie usual mon1t0ny.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

The following Was ipl,lp
morning from Marsbalitoni 81 M
correct th at item In your paper y w.; n
teTdsy In regard to ths Po.i ,.p !. l,tj
NhTs6sliLon making . bet WIZ l,' 7 Wi
in WIl@ipR,on, i gas pa ~ q S,' S.nI
postmaster, u, y. bAftopi a .c Id s.bos
you TO say that he has been 70 - ,SS,1 IA
he election that he has no N rlIhl
cream, but o. soon - hs G'S n.I no "
again 10 VIII Do u " you BET"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24
rna Nlu rIsot.Io Llgnt EOIlns.

The W,lmlnE,ou oIty Electric NI sns
Company lisa received theli new wv
horsepower engine AID put It IN pS .;
ton, The engine was mAnulhosu', y
b. the Arlington & Sims oompsn'Ia ~
Providence, Il l. II has W. "
whsels, esoh 50 inches 10 diameter sla
WeIShins twelve tons y will en's
swo No, 50 Edison dylshos, wv :
capacity Of 2,4OO lncABdssceat IlI IN
Il is expected that The COMPANY ~ IN IN
have the llahth on Market Itrss' I'm Pm ~ y
nosition nbout Daosm bbr 10 and VIII W
nut into uss about tbs 2OIh'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

o. November 27gb, and December ilth
and 2lsti y fee reclining chair car Of
5ne pest and latest style will run via
2. q y. Il 4. to KEnISs City In oounsc
tlon with ties family sleeper 10 Cole.
TACO and Pacific coast points. Par
ohasers Of seooI class tickets viii be
eniitled TO free chair and berth 10
their destination. - "
Ine fast express leaves Delaware
Avenue depot at II 81 a. m on the
above dAtes. Bsrths can now bs 70
served Apply to B s. o. agents.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

of reduced dress fabrics fol
Is cents per yard about six
teen pieces of plaids In q fine
assortment OF colors and
combinations. These goods
are real value for 37A cents
AT the as cent price they
are unsurpassed.
We are selling rapidly the
best red shirts and drawers
for men at Is cents that we
ever had. Every man that
can wear red ought to see
them, or his vile ought to
see them for him.
We have a lot OF mems
one halt hose In sizes only
u 105 and II, full regular
the best standard
British" They sell every
where for 81. cents per pair.
They are dumped in a box
on the counter at II cents
per pair. Some stripes
some solid colors, and il the
'ize fits you he price surely
will.
VIM. B. SHARP & co
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

ELLIcoTT CITY, Md Nov 81!
Pluearo- pneumonia hes asAin APPEARED
near syke1vllls, Darrell county, LAsi
week To entire herd VI Mr.. JlneI d:
Vernay was found to 10 Infected, Gag
twenty s6Tel COWS were killed By ofcu
o. the United States veterinary surgeon
aud the d!seAss WsS thought to Lave
been stamped out II kppearsd agslnl
however, 10 . herd Oh ~ aclolnil I
farm TO Mr.. YernAy's. Ohlef UnlNo
States Vsts.luSTy BuIle1n Fisyel ~
sotIAsd yestsrday, and By bis dlrsC,loa
several OF the affected bard WsTs killed,
The herds OF neighboTlnl isim. ~ ~
quArAnlined, and other PieoAuas'a \
Gsken to prevent the further 'P'eaa u
the mAlAdy,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24
Another Bsdrs Company oTS.n,,.,

IA
The EAs,ern Shore HEDGE GomD.nu
com ptisinR ell the eountiss OF tbs RI
'ern shore OF Maryland exoopt OsoIi
81 lnclndtnR the two Peninsula conn
US OF virginia, was ORGANISED on Tnsa.
1Ay last o. OentTeville, Queen Abnsi,
Sy MO- with the following on.
resident Willism MOKsnpsy, v,os
RgtesIoe11 James MeTriok; treasurer II
a Jersey HALF secretary, Samuel John
I'LL T"o,oh u p oil the foregoing AVID
CO. s9Sgy James SudleT, Elmer w.
re ~ sew oAltle, and John Brown.
1Isyn oo dne company is Capitalized a,
S,so. OcO, and II 10 believed Wiil ~ -
o. tue most successful in the noDOtsa o
rae president Of the oombSnv n~nS q
5,h himself and 10 proSid snt az ~
uentIsville National Bank in o,e ~
Anns's County. ~ Saeen
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

PfrTsBURa, Nov. 23.-L. Cha lee
Brown, Of New J ork, was found dead In
his room At the Hotel Albion, this city,
this afternoon. lie WAS unknown in the
city, but ON his person was found . letter
addressed to his father, Edward II
Brown, Nos o. and 90 Liberty street,
New York. A telegram was sent TO the
latter, but no reply was received. The
bOdJ was taken to the morRue,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

The personal property Of Walter A.
Bottle. the dsfBulting cattle dealer,
WAS sold 81 public sals on Thursday.
aud realizsd about 5000, much less
than the amount of the claims AeAlbs.
h NJ. AmorR the effects we're q pair Of
coach huIsss, which were rtpievinOd By
Jester q Med 1niel OF this CITY, on the
around that they had purchased them
from Boothe for $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

Yesterday Chief Of P.lle, s W. "
arrts.ed George Turner, OF thls w ~
4 REQ slsitlon from the suthof,H,;s " an.
STATE Of Maryland, charged WE - q
btzz ing 5000 from the bs,sln aO .,,u,
OaiO Railroad. Turner has S'U IN I'M
Of Ohlld's station, bat re'iGeI S,'5I
city, at 800 French stree. W 4, II n anti
ESQ, States Attorney fof Ueo,' C couu,y,
and sheriff johnson, OF thAI U.S *,
we're in Wilmington IBIS iofen non.,, b
tina The necessary requisition p,P'' "
take him down 10 B.stoh w "
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24

9, 1sHslsome Legion, Select Knishls A.
y U WI intend to visit Osoll Lodge.
OF Elklon, Md, on next Wednesday
evening. The visit will be entirely Of q
2 ola cha; aclhri but 1t is the desire Of
vac Legion that rs many As possible
n Will 80 along. A meeting Of tie
Lasion Will be held on Monday evening
nsGe to make the necessary prepare.
lions lot going. The occasion viii be
The anniversary Of Oeoll Lodqs,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-24
W.B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market Etrests.

There's good stores ir
Wllmlngton,good stocks and
large ones-all kinds. &c
up and down our streets,
take the time to look In the
stores, see the goods, see the
crush of buyers, see the
movement and activity OF a
busy retail business and
you'll get a good idea OF the
varied retail interests of our
city.
There's no place you can
buy goods cheaper, quality
for quality, than In our
stores. If you had been In
terested enough to note the
heavier business done you
could easily prove 1t.
With good stores, good
service, good stocks right at
your doors, what more.
Take our own Casa
few years ago twelve to fif
teen hands could do our
work now to serve our Gus.
toners properly between
fifty and sixty are necessary
A few years ago three medi-
I'm sized salesrooms would
do now six large salesrooms
and a store room hardly sui !
flee.
Our Ladies' and Children's
Coat Department is much in
excess OF last seasons bust
ness. There's a thousand
garments for a choice, from a
Chlld's Coat at "a 80 up to
a Seal Cloth garmO MT at $50
We have Just received o
lot of extra nice and stylish
little coats in 6, 8. 10, IL
! ears, in price from S4 az IL
81 SO Gretchens - belted,
capped and girdled. Also,
some very fine quality cloth
IN dark garnet, eobelin and
Lwo-tone brown stripes. The
most elegant and stylish gar
ments for Misses we have
yet had.
Our Seal Cloth Garments
are standard In every way
the highest grade plu h. best
Innings and trimmings and
cut just right. A lady
brought US one to look al
which she got from US three
years ago, and, as she said
had in snow and rain too"
lis a standing advertise
ment of the value of a good
and does her credit
and US too.